The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-10
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The Reform Club for Ward 4 was
organized last night, and the following
officers elected: J. P. Thomas, Presi-
dent; E. Hope, Vice.President; J. E.
Giles, Secretary and Treasurer. After
the appointment of necessary commit
tees, the meeting adjourned to meet
again next Tuesday evening.
PosT OFFICE HoURs. Northern mail
opens 4.3O P. NJ. closes II A. NJ.
Charleston and Greenvillo, open 4.3O
P. NJ; close $50 A. NJ
Western, opens 1890 P. NJ; closes
2. As p. NJ
Charleston, evening, opens A. NJ;
closes p nj.
Office open Sundays from half-past
4 o'clock to hnlf-past 5.
PHGNIXIANA.-We are indebted to the
proprietors Of the WILLIAMSON Springs
Hotel for m invitation to be present Mt n
select bull and soircc, to l'o given ut that
delightful watering place, Tuesday even
ing, September 90. 1t is hoped that
goodly number of the down country
bellies will be present, mud vic with their
mountain visitors in the display of their
natural attractions, Of which they are
the fortunate possossors. An extra train
will be run over the Grecnvillo and
Columbiu Railroad, for the accommoda-
tion OF visitors in tho adjacent Districts.
The employees of the PHOENIX return
their sincere thanks to Mr. Wright, OF
tho Nickerson House, for tho very libe-
raj supply of refreshments furnished
them last night. The earnest desire is
expressed that he may long live and his
hotel continue to prosper in its highly
ionrishing condition.
There was grand Republican demon
stration, in the Park, yesterday, and last
night in front of Janncy's Hall. Speech
flying was the order of the day and night.
Mcssrs J. e Il. r. Agncw lead off this
morning with long notice of their
heavy stock of canned goods fish, flesh,
fowl and vegetable. This is bnt Il be-
ginning. Everything else in the grocery
line will he found equally rs extensive in
their ''perfect" establishment
The attention of the Indies is especi-
ally directed to the advertisement of
Aessrs. W. y. Love & Co., in this
mornining's PuGN1x. The taste of these
gentlemen is we'll known and their ex-
perience extensive.
The proprietors Of tho Exchange
House have just received another lot of
those extra fine segars, which gave such
genuine satisfaction to smokers. Among
the first quality wines and liquors will
be found some of the best brands of
champagne md brandy, which arc actu-
ally fifteen per cent. above proof
The firm of L. La6tte & Co., of
Charleston, which was dissolved on the
3lst ult., had been in continuous exist
encc for thirty years, without change of
namo or members.
witty Prussian unconsciously spoke
the truth. yesterday, when he said that
the French just had the Nap. taken off
their backs
When a married man becomes "corn-
ed, it is perfectly right that his wife
should pull his ears.
In the theatre of war, the mitraileur,
tho Chassepot and the ncedle-gun fur
nished the most striking drop scenes.
-grocers-Those who trust for
their pay.
The needlo-gun has caused many q
Frenchman to receive stitch in his side.
Every loaf is wanted in Paris, but not
every loafer, and Migrants are ordered to
loaf there no longer.
The latest style of necklaces are made
of large, round, colored beads, to match
the dress. and are wound several times
around the neck.
The sympathies of our people appear
to be with the French-especially in
connection with good French brandy.
Kid gloves are promised next season
Mt greatly reduced prices, and are to be