The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-09

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| copies OF tne FHGE1X Is hve cents. Ii
carriers charge more it is simply swim.
die. They can be obtained at that price
at the Office.
The annual meeting of the South Ca
rolina Monument Association will be
held in Columbia, on Thursday, Novem-
Der 10th. full attendance is requested,
rs business Of Importance will be
brought before the meeting. District
managers who may be in Columbia ct the
time, are specially requested to be pre-
sent, and to report to the Vice -Prcsi-
dent.
We understand that Mt large meeting
of merchants aud taxpayers, held last
evening. it was unanimously determined
hereafter to refuse all but banliabe
funds.
Peters Musica Monthly, for November,
contains fifteen pieces of nusic-bymns,
songs, marches, etc., and all for the
email price of thirty cents, or So per an
mum. Address J. L. Peters, publisher,
500 Broadway, New York.
Reese & Thompson, the Plain street
BARRIERS, have introduced new idea-an
improved generator LJ which :. delicate
spray of delightful perfume is thrown
into an individuals face. by which he is
materially refreshed.
Among the curiositics to be seen Mt
the State Fair, is new invention for
marking clothes, books, etc. It is the
neatest out. It is called the "acmc linen
marker
1t gives us pleasure to direct the at
tention Of our readers to the advertise
ment of Messrs. II. Il. Nichols Il Co.,
in this issue. For twenty-five years
their agency has been in our midst and
they have always discharged their duties
which were often complex and diff
ficult-with promptness and iilclit....
We cordially commend them to the
insuring public.
| Visitors to the Fair should bear in
mind that Messrs. Lorick Il Lowrance
are now offering their entire stock Of
hardware, groceries, agricultural imple-
ments, etc, ut cost, preparatory to NOV
ing into their new store. Parties wish
ing goods in their line, would do we'll to
give them q call.
The Virginia Cotton and Hay Press,
which carried Off the premium ut Ra-
leigh, Augusta and Charleston Fairs, is
on exhibition at our Fair. Go and see
| it.
Striped shawls are very much worn, in
preference to plaids, are folded double,
and drawn straight round the shoulders
like scarf. An over garment, which is
new anl graceful, is made Of square
shawl without cutting, having black
velvet vest and collar.
Davis New Orleans Carnival Minstrels
give two entertainments in Janney's
Hall, this and tomorrow evenings
This is not their first appearance before
n Columbia audience, and those who saw
them before will see them again.
Messrs. W. 81. LyBrand & Son adj
vertise the opening of their musical en-
porium-where everything pertaining to
music will be kept on hand. These
gentlemen arc professors of music, and
can consequently furnish their patrons
with the best of everything.
Parties visiting the city may learn of
accommodations by applying at the store
of the Messrs. Swaffield.
It is confidently expected that the
rattle for the blooded marc will come of
this week, Mt Captain Heiso's. Sec the
animal and take chance.
Mr.. Diercks is also getting up rattle
for lot of handsome jewelry watches,
half sets, etc. They are genuine and
very attractive.
The meeting of the Survivors Associ-
alton will be held tomorrow evening
General Preston will deliver IN address
at the Baptist Church. Tho particulars
will be found in IN advertisement in
another column.