The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-10

travel and distEibutio Of business cards
and oircalafs, our merchants and others
viii please give attention to The fact that
our job Office is supplied with the best Of
boards, or all coiors. fne commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles of type,
thus enabling us to supply all of such
wants. ff
The weather, on yesterday, was inau-
spicious, but the rain did not prevent o
crowd OF persons from keeping the Secre-
tary, with three assistants, busy ell day,
making entries and distributing cards.
The exhibition promises to be gratifying
to the friends of the Fair. We shall, in
our next issue, give complete list of
the articles entered for exhibition and
competition.
Among the persons invited to the Fair
here. is the Hon. Horace Capron, head of
Tie Agricultural Department q. Wasl.,
ington, and General Bomford, Com
mandant Of the Post here. General
Breckenridge. being unable to act the
part OF orator at the Fair, it is expected
that Mr.. Daniel Lee, the distinguished
agriculturist-the same who spoke so
acceptabiy at Abbeville-will address the
Society. Colonel Gage, the former very
efficient Secretary of the State Agricultu-
raj Society, is here, looking as genial and
as hearty as of yore. He is here to do
what he can for the cause Devoted to
South Carolina, the ex-Secretary is here
a volunteer worker in his former field,
to act the welcome part of 'guide, phi
losopher, and friend" Numbers of old
friends will greet with pleasure his
presence in our midst
The State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society will meet at Carolina Hall,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings.
IHE JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT OF MIR.
VIM. GLAZE.-Our advertising columns
show that MIR. VIM. Glaze has opened q
first class iewelry establishment here.
Years ago, Mr.. Glaze, at the sign of "the
big drum, stood his ground and did his
work as jeweler. After lapse of
twenty years, he returns to ''his first
love-" He leaves iron and goes back to
silver and gold, &c. He leaves "the
Hill' and takes stand between shoes
and Observation-Disclosures Major Meighan
and Messrs. Scott, Williams & Co. We
hope that Mr.. Glaze may greet old cus-
toners and make new ones. His estab-
lishment exhibits taste in it's arrange
ment, and he will be found reliable
| dealer in first class articlesAsuch as per-
tain to gold and silver and plated ware,
gold pens, guns, pistols, clocks. &c.
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CRUMBS. .-Janney's Hall will be opened
this evening for the purpose of render
ing a series of dramatic entertainments.
The Charleston papers speak favorably
of Mr.. smia and Miss LaFond.
The attentl lbn of Mr.. G. w. Godfrey,
Agent of the;St. Louis Mutual Life In
surance Company, is called to notice in
another column.
The recent fire in the woods have de-
stroyed vast amount OF fencing It
extended for ten or twelve miles.
In the list of delegates from the Rich
land Survivors Associotion to the State
meeting in Charleston, November 18, we
omitted the name of Colonel A. @.
Haskell, and General J. S. Preston was
rendered "Bryton."
We regret to learn that the house
of Thomas w. Holloway, ESD, in Po-
maria. was destroyed by fire, yesterday,
between ! and two o'clock. The build
ing-which was very substantial-con-
tanned five or six bales of cotton, in the
seed; thresher. gin, etc. 1t is believed
to have been the work Of an inccndiary.
The loss will hardly fall short of $4,000.
Mr.. Holloway is in Columbia, attending
the State Fair.
Charles Edmondston, Magistrate of
Barnwell County, has been removed by
Governor Scott.
After drought of several months in
duration, steady rain set in, yesterday
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