The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-30
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Office open Sundays from half-past
O'Clock to half-past 5.
PHGNIx1ANA.---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.
Mr.. A. Reckling-who is thoroughly
conversant with the business-announces
that he has commenced the manufacture
and repairing of furniture of all kinds, at
the shop formerly occupied by Mr..
Bower, on Plain street.
We refer our readers to the varied all
vertisements published by Mr.. Diercks
this morning. He keeps genuine first
class articles. For the accommodation
Of uptown residents, Mr.. Diercks has
attached to his saloon an oystery, where
lovers of bivslves can be accommodated
with either fry, roast or atew. He will
accept our thanks for the supply fur
nished the PHOENIX. last night.
Messrs. Lorick & Lowrance expect to
remove into their new store in short
time. Give them n call before hand, you
will be astonished ut the low prices at
which they sell their goods. See their
notice.
The franking privilege again rears its
horrid head in the shape of deficit in
the postal service of four millions of dol
lars, as shown by the Postmaster Gen
erals report. About ninetcen-twentieths
of the voting population of the country
is in favor of its repeal, yet the few hun
dreds in Congress assembled have man
aged, and probably will still manage, to
set their wishes at defiance.
Shawl suits-all the go at present for
travelling, shopping, etc.-in great va
riety, can be obtained from Messrs. ".
D. Love & Co. and Porter & Steele.
Mr.. Berry's stock of furniture is we'll
worth examining has everything ne
cessary to re-furnish. .sthe entire house.
from kitchen to attic.
A merchant of this city thinks the
Charleston railroad and steamship COM
panies require little stirring up. He
asserts that lot of cotton which he
shipped three weeks ago is still lying in
Charleston. A lot shipped by him. ola
the upper route, went through and was
delivered in New York in four days.
Look to it, gentlemen, or you may lose
your well-earned lanrels. This delay is
serious loss-more especially on new
cotton, which depreciates in weight
every day, besides loss of interest on
money.
Mr.. Smythe announces the opening of
new stock of goods in his line-boots,
shoes, hats, etc. He is a tasty individual,
and selected his stock from the principal
uurhoCS Ol Gu6 NOTLu. 1 u6 d6SOTlIuelL
Of boots, CATERS and shoes for ladies and
children is particularly attractive.
The Lille Corporal Magazine for No
vember is beautiful number of most
beautiful juvenile-good enough for the
most exacting. Since its enlargement
and improvement, and the addition of
fine full page and other engravings, the
Lille Corporal is worthy of a circulation
of at least 100000. The remaining
numbers of 1870 are offered free to all
who subscribe now for the next year.
Don't fail to give your children this
sterling Juvenile magazine. It is pub
lished in Chicago, Illinois, by SeweIl &
Miller, at S1.50a year; fifteen cents for
single copy. Beautiful and generous
premiums are given for clubs.
The highest authority, balloon news.
Would you touch nettle without be-
ing stung by it? Take hold of it stoutly.