The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-01
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The ABDEvILLE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
We beg leave to acknowledge the receipt
of polite invitation to attend the above
Fair. We hope that the Fair will be
successful, and all that thegood people
of Abbeville could wish.
PHGNIx1ANA.-Persons residing on the
Greenville and Columbia, Blue Ridge,
Laurens, and Spartanburg~sad Union
Railroads, con obtain the telegraphic
news, market reports, etc., through the
columns of the PHOENIX. twcnty-four
hours ahead of any other paper. Re.
member this, cotton buyers and business
men.
Messrs. Lorick & Lowrance expect to
remove into their new store in a she rt
time. Give them call before hand, YOU
will be astonished at the low prices at
which they sell their goods. See their
notice.
Gen. M. L. Bonham has become asso-
dated with the Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Company, and in doing
SO, commends it highly. The people
generally will heartily sustain his en-
dorsement.
Horny has gone Reform hy 800 ma.
jority; Oconee 800.
The Justices of the Supreme Court
and tho Judges Of the Circuit Courts
who are required to assemble at the
Capital, this day, to form rules for the
practice of the Circuit Court, will meet
in tho Supreme Court Room, at 10
o'clock a. N.
A handsome thoroughbred mare-a
valuable animals to bo ratified, as soon
as tho chances are made up. She is
rapid traveller. The list is being made
up Mt Captain John II. Heises. There
are to be so chances, at SIS. Who wants
n fine saddle nag?
cold Joe' turned up in Columbia, on
Sunday last. He says certain parties
were after him, but he remembered the
adage, "Not for Joe" and evaporated.
1t is particularly amusing, to hear in
dividuals who have resided in State a
few months only, speaking of ''the name
and fame Of our good State"
Among tho premiums awarded ut the
late fair in Augusta, Ga, was one to Mis-.
M. z. Brady, of this city, for best shell
work.
Being always little late is an unfor-
tunate characteristic of some men.
Things are at last coming to head in
Paris. The squares and pleasure grounds
have been planted with cabbnges for the
use of the Inhabitants.
A magnificent first class passenger car,
bnilt ut the South Carolina Railroad Car
Works in Charleston, was exhibited at
the Fair in Augusta, last week. It is
favorably spoken of by the papers.
In Lancaster. the votes were counted
in private. and none but Radicals we're
admitted. It is claimed that fraud has
been committed, as only two boxes COR
responded with the Reform lists-the
others had been tampered with.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of suburban residence for sale.
| The terms are reasonable and desira-
BILE residence cnn be obtained
The following touching allusion is in
all the papers,
| My Belle her waterfall let drop,
| AS she walked in the evening air,
And policeman said, as he picked it up,
| 'tOh, what faii was there
HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 31-Co-
lumbia Hotel-R. P. Elzey, U. s. A.. w.
II. Price, Henry M. Richards. II. w.
Latham, New York; J. W. O'Brien, A.
McBee, Jr., H. B. Walker, British Con-
sui, @. NJ. Furman, H. Gourdin, T. w.
Waring, Charleston; d. NJ Lewis, New