The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-27
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morning. It oontaius the gist of the
kilograms, market reports, editorials,
communications, tales, anecdotes, poe
try. ETC., published in tho DAILY PuG-
NIX. It 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 $2.75 per annum. Clubs of ten fur
nished at $3.50.
PuHN1xIANA.---The price of single
copies of the PHOENIX is Eve cents If
carriers charge more it is simply swim
die. They can be obtained at that price
at the Office.
J. w. Denny, County Treasurer of
Richland. has been removed, and A. L.
Solomon appointed.
On and after Thursday, December l,
the passenger trains over the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, will leave Co.
lumbia at q. No., and arrive ut Green
vile at p. m.
| Messrs r. C w. G. Swaf1ield, whose
custom department has been somewhat
at stand-still the last few days, owing to
the death Of their foreman. have sup
piled his place; and are now prepared to
make fine clothing to order on short
notice.
Secretary Gaillard informs us that at
the adjourned annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Blue Ridge Rnil-
road Company, held on Friday, at the
Office of the Company, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors: J. w.
Harrison, James L. Orr, Andrew ST.
monds, William Gurney. J. 81. jerks,
Hardy Solomon. George w. Waterman,
James NJ. Allen, F. l.. Cardozo.
Secretary Of State Cardozo requests us
to call the attention of tho County
officers elected October 19, 1870, to the
fact that they have but thirty days from
November 8, the date of the declaration
Of election, in which to qualify.
Chief Constable Hubbard has resigned
his position.
Mr.. H. P. Adams, for muny years
express route agent over the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad and its branches,
has left the service of the company, and
his place will be filed by Mr.. w. i.
Croswell. of Sumter.
Mr.. John Wright exhibited at this
Office, yesterday, diminutive reptile, OF
the snake order, captured on the river
bank, few days ago. It is 261s inches
long and one-tenth of an inch round
in fact, an enlarged horse hair, but fully
endowed with life. It can be seen at
DR.. E. E. Jackson's drug store, on Plain
street. The Doctor terms it "Gaudicus
Aquaticus.
Our readers will bear in mind that we
publish every day reading matter on ece,y
page of the PHOENIX.
Capt. A. B. Hutchison. of Bellefont,
Pa, is in the city, and paid MS visit,
yesterday.
Visionary fruit-the apple of the ey O..
Motto for fancy-goods dealer-"Now,
nll men buy these presents"
'The boy at the head Of the class will
state what were the Dark Ages Of the
world" Boy-"They were the ages
just before the invention of spectacles "
The most successful "capital remov-
ers"-bank robbers
A dangerous character--a man who
takes life cheerfully.
To those who enjoy a good puff. we
would say call at the sign of the 'Indian
Girl" Columbia Hotel Block, where the
finest brands Of cigars have just been
received.
The LEE FUND. throughout
the South, contributions will be received
in the churches towards the fund that it
is proposed to raise for monument to
General Lee.
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