The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-25
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paper--the largest in thu State---pub-
lished and mailed every Wednesday
morning. It contains tho gist OF the
kilograms, market reports, editorials,
communications, tales, anecdotes, poe
try, etc., published in the DAILY PHG.
NIX. 1t Is especially intended for the
accommodation of readers residing off
the regular daily mail lines, and will be
| found valuable acquisition to any
family circle. The price of subscription
is S2.75 per annum. Clubs of ten fur
nished at $3.50. ..t..
PHGNIxIANA.-- price of single
copies of the PHOENIX is Eve cents. If
curriers' charge more it is simply swim.
die. They can be obtained at that price
at the office.
Oyster soup for lunch to-day, at the
Pollock House.
Yesterday was observed partially as
holiday. A few stores kept their shut
ters up, but business inside went on as
usual.
The United States Court meets of the
Nickerson House Hall on Monday morn
ing, November 90, 1870.
MIR. Geo. A. Barnard, nt J. & T. r.
Agnew's, is tile agent for J. G. Hoad-
ley Il Co.. portable and self-contained
steam engines. The boilers are made
throughout of best American iron, or oi
the celebrated AIonmoor plate; double
rivcted, securely stayed, fitted with fusi-
ble safety plug, and are warranted to
bear cold water tsst-pressure of 200
pounds per square inch, and constant
working pressure of 120 pounds.
Monograms have broken out fercely
IN two new places-the corners of gen.
tlemen's collars and the gauntlets of la
dies gloves.
"Sweet are the uses of advertisement.
"There is one kind of ship always
steer ear Of" said an old bachelor sea
captain; "and that's courtship; cause
on that ship there's always two mates
and no captnin."
| A gentleman named Brown once
observed in company that he had toasted
lady for twelve months, and yet had
little hopes OF making her Brown.
| a Vermont girl wants to know if the
woman's rights movement includes the
right to do the courtipg If it does,
she is in for it, rs the men in her vicinity
are very bashful. There is something
practical in that.
A letter writer, describing recent
ball, says the feature which made the
deepest impression on him was the Gun
usual number of very plRmp women
foaming over the tops Of their dresses"
Posi- OFFICE HorRs- Northern mail
opens 4.30 P. NJ; closes II A. NJ.
Charleston and Greenville, open 4.30
p. M. close $50 a. NJ.
! Western, opens 1890 P. NJ; closes
245 p. NJ.
Charleston, evening, opens A. NJ;
closes P. NJ.
Office open Sundays from half-past
1 o'clock to half-past 5.
Columbia Hotel-J. W. Gibson, Lou
isville, Ky; A. J. MCGOWAN, Newberry;
Fl. Mann, NJ Hoyman, Baltimore; F.
Howard, Charleston; J. Hoey, PhiladeI-
phia; r. ". Mckee, New York; j. G.
Gowan, Greenville; S. G.. Gilbert, Char
lotte; W. G. Williamson, s. c.; H. @.
Mazyck, So. E1. Co.; G. r. Basham,
Louisville, Ky; H. S. Kendall, Nd; DR..
J. W. Spearman, Newberry; Jno. W.
Davis, Boston; VIM. johnson, Abbeville;
T. H. Clyburn, Lancaster; O.. NJ Pace,
T. ". Taylor, Hendersonville; L: 81.
Russell, Abbeville; r.. T. Earle, Ander-
son: Richard Thurston, Greenville; W.
a. Bradley, Augusta; G. G. Memmiu-
ger. Charleston; J. E. Fry, city. tr,'F
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 24.--
Nichersom House-W. W.. B. Clongh,
Baltimore; J. j. Hull, Augusta; Thos
Cavindish, S. c.; 9. r. Layton, D. NJ
Vance, E. J. Ewing and wife, T. Rosen.
crantz, G. H. Noble, j. S. Fletcher. Jr.,
U. s. A.: s. F. Houston, Augusta; w
Little6eld, Atlanta; George S. Mower
Newberry; J. e. Tanner, Richmond;
VIM. Wilkins and wife, child and SER
want, New York; G. V. Kidd, New Or
leans; J. H. Runkle, city; Mrs p. j..
Bowler and child. Fairfield; James E.
Reese, Alabama; Frank Johnson, Char