The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-13

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dies Ihey can.Oe cosalGed OF chat price
at the Office. q y
Visitors to the Fair should bear in
mind that Messrs. Lorick & Lowrance
are now Offering their entire stock of
hardware, groceries, agricultural implo-
ments, ETC., at cost, preparatory to NOV
ing into their new store. Parties wish
ing goods in their linc, would do we'll to
give them O call.
a reliable, sober, ''swift" printer can
obtain permanent situation. by apply
ing OF once at PHOENIX Office.
The full list of premiums awarded at
the late Fair will be published Tuesday.0
You can get an artistic shave, clean
shampoo, and have your hair done up in
style, by calling or Alonzo Reese. on
Main street, short distance below
Washington. He uses the patent evapo-
rator-w which is decided improvement,
and materially relieves unpleasant sensa-
tions in the head.
Another immense and thoroughly
wonder struck audience filled Janney's
Hall, again last night. The feats of
the mystic Davenport Brothers ore
Of such q nature as to defy detection or
explanation. How individuals, with
arms, hands and limbs securely tied,
can manipulate different musical instru-
ments, is beyond our ken; but yet such
appears to be the fact. They exhibit in
Augusta on Monday night, and our
Georgia friends can prepare their study
caps, for they will need them.
Some young men seem to think that if
they have gold shirt studs in their
bosoms. it matters not if their hands are
dirty.
The Chatham Railroad, in North
Carolina, is progressing finely; workmen
are within six miles of the Western Rail
road. Abutmcnts and piers of Haw
River are all up.
The premium buggy, manufactured by
Messrs. Cover, Cox & Markley, of
Greenville, can be seen at the carriage
mauufactory of Messrs. Carroll & Spell
man, in this city-who are authorized to
dispose of it. Price 1925.
Gas has been reduced to 81 per 1000
feet in Wilmington, N. c. We hope the
Columbia Company will follow suit.
DR.. D. G. Fishburne, al ex-member
OF the South Carolina Legislature of
1865, died IN Georgetown, on the Sth.
The WoRREL1 SISTERS. admi-
rable burlesque comedians commence q
series of three entertainments to- m orrow
night, in Nickerson House Hail. The
Northern ns well as Southern papers are
loud in their praise and highly commend
the entire performance. The Wilmington
4StW-reliable authority-says:
GAS burlesque troupe We havo never
seen them excelled, and the appreciation
OF the audience was manifested clearly
apd distinctly in the rounds of applause
and ronrs of laughter which greeted them.
The inimitable Hernandez with his Japs.
IN their grotesque scenes and laughable
pantomime, made the walls ring with the
merriment which they produced; while
the astonishing feats of the Leon Bro.
theirs elected the warmest applause. The
Sisters are sparkling and vivacious, and
tho entire troupe enter into their various
parts with spirit and VIM"
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rcv. p. J. Shand, Rector,
1O'. \. NJ. and A.: P. M.
ST. Peters Church-Rcv. J. J. O'Con-
nell, Pastor, 10l;, A. II. and P.-M.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev Wm.
w. Mood, 10ls A. NJ; Rev. S. II.
Browne, 81. P. M.
Marion Street Church--Rev. S. II.
Browne, 1Oli.. y. NJ. Rev. W. W. Mood,
~. p. M.
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Rude,
10i:s A. NJ.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. w. L.
Bogggs, 10i. a. NJ. and r., p. NJ
Baptist Chnrch-Ecv. j. l.. Reynolds,
10'. a. NJ.
LADIES INDUSTRIAL Assou1Ar1oS.
Tho receipts and expenditures of this
Association for the month of November,
1870, are rs follows:
BY cash received per ordered work,
SGS.95; sales room. 1850; stitching,