The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-15
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evening. from Mr. 4. W. Rialey, sr.. Of
New Yorks Heis q Georgian by birth,
and vas. Tor many years, one of the
principals In the drug houses of Haviland,
Risley Co. Mr.. r. is now earnestly
engaged in an effort TO colonize the South,
In which we hope he will meet with
abundant success.
IHE fHGN1x sends greetings to the
Mountdineer, of Greenville, and will not
omit to put it upon its exchange list.
Mr.. G. Dieroks, Of the corner grocery,
has made an addition to his beverages
O preparation new to Americans, but
which is said to be a favorite with the
Swiss. It is called "Morgen- Duff, {"
Mist OF the Morning. A musician of
note, overcome by the effects OF this
"mist." has composed polka in its
praise, which its devotees are presumed
to sing with vim.
The Supreme Court. yesterday, with
out attending to any business, adjourned
until Tuesday next, when the cases on
The spring is approaching, and our
merchants are offering bargains in winter
goods. Read their advertisements in
this mornings PHOENIX.
Mrs. Townsend has released the .sShi-
yer building" and announces that she
Is now prepared to accommodate either
transient or permanent borders. The
house is conveniently located
Main and Plain.
Counterfeits of the last issue of fifty
cent notes have been received in Wash
lngtop, which are said to be better exc
louted than any others yet made. The
paper is inferior
Messrs. Bryan & McCarter have fur
nlShed us with copy of the February
number of Godey's Lady's Book. This
is the fortieth year of its publication
which is the best evidence of its popu-
larity with the fair sex.
At meeting Of the Social Club, held
last evening. at the Independent Fire
Compapy's Hall. the following officers
| were elected: ID. Goodman, President;
NJ. RapiAan, Vice-President; M. Davis,
Secretary; F. Kensiler, Treasurer This
association, as we learn, has been formed
for the purpose of aifording the men,
bsEs al opportunity for hesiti,fui social
recreation. Tt will. doubtless, prove very
attractive.
Both brancNs of the Legislature take
holiday to-day
New York is laid in tho shade. in the
way of bivalves.. Messrs. Paysinger "
Franklin. of then Exchange House, are
opening some of the largest and finest
oysters we have experimental on in
many day. They are too much for an
ordinary sized mouth-we managed to
worry them, howeveA
BUSINESS CARDS Asp CIRcu1ARs.-As
the season is approachRg for the annual
travel and distribution business cards
and circulars. our mercl pnts and others
will please give attention. TO the fact that
our job Office is supplied Nth the best of
boards, of all colors. finn commercial
note and other paper, and he very new
est and most fashionable st%es of type,
Hnnts' snus enabling us to supply ell of such
HOTEL ARRIVALS, January IA Colum-
6ia Hotel-C. S. Ryan. B. ONiel, II.
Buist, j. Dawson, A. w. Thain, Char
lesion; j. NJ. Crosswell, Fort MDtte; H.
Terry, w.; A. August, Edgefiel&; E. G.
Gordon, Ga; A. Isaacs, Charleston; S.
Watson, Edgefeld; N. F. Bynum, King
vile; s. A. Aspinwall and wife, PA; p.
Gridley and wife, John Early, E Hodg-
den and wife, w. d. Hilman, Miss Mil
man, N. Y; j. M. Heighe and wife, Miss
MOI. Ross, Md; c. t. Jeffries, P. Ne.
Chambers, Pa: j. Bannister, GreAn-
vile; E. s. Keitt, Newberry; P. B. IrtH,
Laurens; 81. Il. Harllee. Mars Bluff; n.
Wilson, Abbeville; H. J. Hardy, SpaA
tanbdrg; @. G. Pufler, N. Y; e. M. Gill
bert, s. G.
Nicherson House. w. 3. Walsh, N. Y:
Mrs. Mcmillan, J. B. Gordon, Charles.
ton; q: Jordan. Winnsboro; J. II. Har1
den. Chester; L. j. Patterson, Kershaw; !;
8. 81. Clark, Manning; L. b. Austin,
Greenville; 81. II. Webb, N. Y; John
T. Gage, two Misses Gage, Union; d.
a. Wardlaw, Tenn; A. A. Farley, N. Y;
J. b. Abuttnot, D. Hiliard. Pa; J. H.
Gay, N. G.; X. King, Charleston; F. G.
Thomas, Bennettsville; j. r. Chatham,
Newberry.
National Hotel-Mr. Hawley, Charles
ton; L. L. Wells Manning; w. F.
Minis, James J. Latimer, Georgia; Chas.
B: Trumbo, Baltimore; w. II. White.
Missouri; w. G. Merriwether, Florida;
81. B. Shackelford, Baltimore; T. p.
Pitts, Newberry; George Kegler. Lex
ington.
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