The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-08
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The Worrell Sisters, who are announced
to appear at the Niokefson House Hall,
on the 14th, 18th and 10th instant. are
thus spoken Of by the Baltimore San:
'sThe charming Worrell Sisters have
will repeat this evening The Field of
the Cloth of Gold,' which has been such
grent success in New York, Boston and
elsewhere. The Worrell Sisters are
supported by splendid troupe of about
forty artistes, including Hernandez and
his company, and everything produced
by them Is on the most liberal and eIe-
CANT scale as regards costumes, appoint.
mcnts, &c."
Persons residing on the
GrceaCi!lc aid Columbia, Blue Ridge,
Laurcns, and Spartanburg and Union
Railroads, can obtain the tclegraphic
news, market reports, etc., through the
columns of the PHOENIX, twenty.four
hours ahead of any other paper. Re.
member this cotton buyers and business
men.
h1essrs. Loric1 & Lowrance have Just
received several tubs of choice Goshen
butter; also, something particularly fine,
from the Valley of Virginia; besides
lot Of pure mountain. Get some before
it is all gone.
Call at Paysinger & Franklin's, Ex-
change House, today and try some of
their choice and delicious Lynnhaven
Bays.
Col. D. Wyatt Aiken, Secretary and
Treasurer, and the Executive Commit
tee OF the State Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society, have rooms at the
Columbia Hotel, which will be their
headquarters when not present on the
Fair Grounds.
We are requested to state that the meet.
ing of the South Carolina MonumentAs-
sociation called for Thursday, will be held
in the Washington Street Chapel, of 4
o'clock, P. NJ. Full and punclum attend
ance is earnestly requested.
The good-looking individual, in fash
ionable suit, will notify purchasers where
they can obtain any and everything in
the clothing line. Goodman's Bazaar is
on Main street, few doors below, Wash
ington.
It was Miss Jennie Heath, and not
Miss Lizzie Hewitt, who was appointed
First Maid of Honor, at the YorkvilIe
Tournament.
Tomorrow the Fair-and then for
fair ones, fair crowds, fair trade, and,
we trust, fair weather.
A new thing in dresses is tho ''iditrail-
leuse'-a very heavy silk, in color steel
gray; made with plain waist, two skirts,
and trimmed with futing, which bear in
the eyes of modiste some likeness TO
gun-barrels.
The days are five hours shorter than
they were during the third week of
June.
Newspaper thieves are not extinct.
Subscribers frequently complain that
their papers are stolen from their doors.
Winter flowers for the house are as
attractive as fine pictures, and afford
quite MS much delight
Klbbons for the hair are worn very
extensively by the ladies this season.
There will be fifty three Sundays in
the year 1S71-the year beginning and
ending on Sunday. It ought to be O
good year and happy one.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November r.
Nickerson House-H. W. Parr, Fairfield ;
L. Archer, Miss; J. A. Franklin, Louis
vile; S. F. Houston, W. Il. Williams,
Gen. j. B. Gordon, y. Glarbery, II. B.
Tenant, Ga; ". B. Lowrance, P. @.
LoricE, city; o. N. .IBelt, N. L. Hill, Balti-
more; W. II. Britain, New York; M. NJ.
Wolfe. Charlotte; Z. II. Poole, A. Cohen,
New York; s. r. Christian, Va; n. T.
DeBardelbon, Ala. us. G. Huntington,
New Orleans; G. II. Suber. d. r. Phifer,
D. T. Ward, r. g. G.. r. r.; l.. Wilcox,
Pa; ". S. Moffett, Illinois; 81. John
son, Bennettsville; q. P. johnson, Mars
Bluff: Q. G: Watson, Charleston; W. d.
Squire, Ohio: F. A. Connor. Cokesbury; !;
L. Dryall, N. Y; F. D. Bush, Green
| Vile; G. j. StrOman, Oranpeburp