The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-08
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PHOENIX.
Senator Patterson put in an appear
ance on Sunday.
Attorney General Melton has almost
entirely recovered from his recent se-
we're indisposition. He arrived here
on Saturday.
|&Job printing Of every kind, from a
miniature visiting curd to four.sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX office. Try US.
The third dramatic entertainme eut of
the SchnetzeuV Verein Dramatic Club
comes off tomorrow "Wednesday
evening, in Schnelzsn Halle
Mrs N. Dunlap, of Charleston, is
about to open millinery establish
ulcnt In Mrs. Hiurichson's building, on
Main street, ncarly opposite PHESIx
unicc.
Thick garments have gone back TO
their hiding places; the fires were not
kin'l!ed in Tue sitting room yesterday,
and they went bnck to putting ice in
their water aud milk.
The Union Herald says never word
about "Honest Government Lrngu4,"
which is rapilly increasing i'll Chur!es-
ton. That word. "honest," is to it
like u running stream to witches.
Mr.. II von Pirch. an educated young
German, is in the city. and is 'e.
sirous Of securing class, to rea'l and
write that langunge. Applications
should DO made ut Mr.. Duff IS book
store.
4 Touug la.ly was struck in the face
and badly hurt, day or two ago, by
one of those abominable sling shots.
A stop should be put to their u7e by
the youngsters.
Deputy United States Marshal Mat.
tison, who shot aud killed Davis, of
Anderson. is still confined in Jail,
awaiting lis trial before the United
Stntes Court. Judge Bryan hns not
yet decided what the amount of bail
shall be.
Mr.. David Ep,tin. the well-knuwn
clothier, of Columbia Hotel row, has
returned from New York, whore he se-
lectrd az immense stock Of goods in
the way of clothing and gents fur
nishiug articles. to add to his present
varied stock. lie claims tina, his price 8
viii! be adapted to tho times.
An order from Acting Chief J. T.
Sntthen will be found in another CO.
lumn, ordering the department to pa.
rade this afternoon, in ci;.zau's dress,
All the machines will "play Off" This
.r;a! il drmans':.sl by the Board OF
Underwriters, 10 test the water cupa.
city Of the city.
The University Chapel, at the foot
of Sumter street, is the great guther-
ing point for tho martins; they have
deserted the Columbia Hotel, aud
every evening hundreds Of thousands
of them may be seen circling around
the chapel building
Major r Is. Keeler, who has been
attached to the post. in this city, for
several years, departed for Louisville,
Ky, yesterday. to take position on
the staff Of Gen. Mcdowell. Mai. r. 3
friends gave him IL dcjeune,' prior to his
departure.
The palmetto monument was placed
in position yesterday, in front of the
State Capitol. The leaves will be
screwed on shortly, the ornamental
fence erected aud the handiwork If
Mr.. Werner, repainted and reiuve-
Dated, vii! again he exhibited to The
gazs OF admirers in all its beauty.
The Inauguration of the Spartan
burg and Asheville Railroad is to
the celebrated in Spartanburg on
Thursday next, the 10th instant.
a special train to connect with the
Greenvile train at Alston, will be run
over the Spartanburg and Union Rail.
road tomorrow.
The great railroad meeting, to be
held ct Splrtanburg, on the 10th,
promises to be one OF the most import.
ant meetings held in this State for