The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-14

panied to record the death, yesterday
morning, OF this promising young man,
who was injured at the Fair Ground,
Friday afternoon, by his horse falling
upon him. The'funeral services will be
held in Trinity Church, this afternoon,
at halfpast o'clock.
CRUMBS. the accommodation of
persons in the up.country, passenger
train will be run over the Grecnville Rail-
ro, Il to-day-leaving at the usual hour.
counterfeit $40 bill of tho National
Bank of Commerce, Of New York, is in
circulation. 1t is very neatly executed,
ard likely to deceive the most wary.
y Fair is to be given in Charlotte, N.
c., by the ladies of that town, on the
7th, S'h and 9th December, for the ben
eft OF the Catholic Church-the funds
obtained to be used for that purpose
exclusively.
We are authorized to state that all per
sons desirous of visiting the Fair in Ma
con, Ga, which opens on Tuesday, 10th,
WIN co ptsooS'i CNCt tbS SOlulDDld anu
Augusta Railroad at half fare.
The contents of the supplement of this
days issue will be found interesting.
DIR. +. Z. Jackson has furnished us n
bottle of that delicious cologne exhibited
ut the Fair, and which is spoken of in
commendatory terms by the Committee.
Ned knows how to revive an individuals
dropping spirits.
young woman complains to the Kun
sas City (AIo.) Times, because the "gal-
lants" do not invite the girls in that city
to places of amusement. Similar oom-
plants are made in this section OF the
world
SoUTHERN PRoDUCrIoNs The Rock
Island Manufacturing Company, of
Charlotte, N. c., had number of spcci-
mems of their manufacture at the State
Fair, and received two premiums These
goods are i'll extensive use, not only
throughout the old North State, but in
the South generally, and will compare
favorably with the productions Of mills
further North. Mr.. G. Scott ia the gene
raj agent of the company, and is now on
tour through this State and North Ca
rolina. Messrs. J. II. & M. l.. Kinard,
of this city, purchased the "premum
cloths" They will continue to keep on
hand IL full limo of these goods.
The MILLS HOUSE. well known
first class hotel-located corner Meeting
and Queen streets, Charleston, S. c., has
been re-opencd under the proprietorship
of j. Parker, Esq, aided by reliable
corps OF assistants in every department.
Its previous reputation will be main
tanned.
The THEArHE.--A very fair audience
greeted the Read comedy combination
on Friday night. OF Janney's Hall, and
the entertainment was fully up to the
mark Of the previous evenings The
members of the company arc excellent
performers, and eminently deserve the
lavish applause that has been bestowed
upon them during their stay in our city.
We learn that they appear in Winnsboro
tomorrow evening. Our neighbors will
find that the entertainment offered by
Mr.. Read and Miss LaFond is as chastc
and refined rs it is amusing
o<-.->
Messrs. Vogler & Co., Of Salem, N c..
exhibited fine collection of boots, shoes,
ladies' CATERS, etc., of homo manufac-
ture, which wero beautifully made and
excited universal admiration; and for
which they obtained no less than four
premiums. Messrs. V. & Co. exhibited
at the State Fairs in Virginia and North
Carolina-receiving the highest awards
in each. Mr.. A. Smythe, of this city,
keeps these goods on hand for sale, and
will be pleased to exhibit tho different
styles to all who may visit his estab blsh-
ment, i'll Columbia Hotel building.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. p. j. Shand, Rector,
10M 4. M. and 4 p. NJ.
st. Peters Church-Rcv. J. J. O'Con-
uall poctnr IN M op1 q ID Mt