The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-30
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Afew copies Of the "sack and Destruc-
ton Of Columbia" can be obtained at the
Phenir Office. Price twenty-five cents.


Pheni~ Office. Price twenty-five cents.
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENvEIoPEs.-A
lot of wedding cards and envelopes, OF
latest styles, has just been; received;
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and at less than one-tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHOENIX
Office. --''s---------
Revolving gas burners, (which are now
all the fashion in New York. have been
introduced in Columbia by Mr.. O. F.
Jackson; and the twirling figures are the
means OF attracting many visitors to that
gentleman's we'll known dry gtods en-
porium. Frank assures MS that his glass
revolvers are not the only novelties to
be seen, but that, aside from silks and
satins, velvets and velvetesns. celicoes
and cretonnes, plaids and poplins, mo-
hairs and malange, braids and buttons,
he has beautiful lot of fancy articles
and ornaments, trimmings, etc., that are
worth seeing. Look out for the elevated
dry goods box.
CRUMBS. are promised an enter
tainment OF a varied nature this evening.
Mr.. Hansley's troupe has been giving ex-
hibitions in different portions of this
and the old North State, to (if the news
paper statements are to be depended
upon) gratified audiences. ~
The weather, for several days, has
been very ooquettish- unpleasantlY vary
ing from hot to cold. -
The scarcity of rain has lowered the
Congaree to such an extent that il has
been fordable for several days ct Bates
Ferry and other points.
Joseph Galluchat has been appointed
by Gov. Scott, Magistrate for Clarendon
County. 8. A. B. Abbott has been APP
pointed Commissioner OF Deeds for the
State of South Carolina in the oity of
Boston.
A letter from Long Game, Abbeville,
says there will not be more than half
crop of cotton made in that County. OF
corn, there HRinh something over half
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CoLUMBIASs AHRoAD.- The Port Ches.
ter IN. ~ Jour,sal, of 4hS 2Sd ult., con-
taiis the Following pstagAph:
"yIsIIoascr Raeaaty Ave gentlemen
visited Poft Chester as guests of .Messrs.
AbendroAl BrotherS. The party were
escorted to Rye Beach by Mr. W.Aben-
droth, where they partook Of CLAM.
bake at the Hummock House, gotten mp
in Harry Wal,f,'o okyIa TLax,
also visited many places of interest, In
this vicinity. The names of the visitors
we're; General Wise, of Georgia; Gen.
Asher Palmer, of Columbia, Comino-
dore Douglass, of Georgia; Ex-Governor
Baccus, Of California; and Col. Edward
Hope, Of South Carolina. They were
accompanied by Mr.. j. D. Frazer, of
Messrs, Abendroth Brothers, New York;
and Mi. A. K. Haokett, of Messrs. E.
Ketchum & Co., New York city. OF
course, al had frst-rate visit, and re-
turned greatly pleased with the days en-
"And show us the man that wouldn't
be-" A olam-bake is something unat-
tainable at home; and we are wetf aware
of the gastronomic propensities Of at
least two of the participanta--when
brought into contact with anything par
ticularly good in the edible line, they no.
bly, perform their parts. It is to be
hoped the entertainers will find it conve-
nient to pay visit to Columbia; we
prophesy that they would be equally
gratified by participating in barbecue
gotten up in o certain individuals best
style. A...-t .,
HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 29.-
Nickerson House.-John T.. Deaton, Au-
gusta; DR.. r. Furman, S. c.; Samuel
Furman, DIR. J. H. Furman, .Newberry;
T: S. Davant, Glen Cove, N. Y; u. r.
Chatham, Helena; 81. M. Campbell. Bos-
ton; Mrs. s. Fleming. city; Donald
Fleming, Spartanburg; o. NJ. Sadler,
Charleston; G. W. Lindsay, r. and D.
r. r.; J. II. Gay, Charlotte; e. G..
Evans, Miss Evans, Pendleton; J. B.
Selgler' Newberry.
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