The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-24
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copies of the PHOENIX is Eve cents.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with oil
necessary materialfor as handsome cards,
bill heads. posters, pamphlets. hand-bills,
circulars, and other printing that may be
desired. as any Office ii the South. Give
US call and test our work.
Oow-stealing is becoming frequent
again several ane animals having been
carried off during the past week.
Remember, Prof. Berger's duncing
school opens tomorrow, in Temperance
Hall. Hours from to 6 and from to
10 p. NJ. Half rates only charged.
Congressman r. B. Elliott has fur
nished US with copy of the address
to the People OF the United States" re-
Gently presented to the Convention Of
Colored Men" and adopted by them.
The address, it is presumed, was pre-
pared by the Congressman.
Another detachment Of prisoners ar
rived in Columbia Saturday night, in
charge Of United States Marshal John
ston, aud were lodged in Richland Jail.
Thirty more are expected today. The
MINORITY are charged with Ku Kluxism.
Mr.. Z. r. Stokes has furnished us with
batch OF late Northern papers. The
old gentleman has brought out lot of
articles pertaining to his bindery and
blank book munufnctory, and is more
fully prepared than ever to turn out
work promptly.
Genuine green turtle soup will be
served ut the Pollock House, to. morrow
morning, ut IL O'clock. The turtle can
be seen in trout Of the restaurant this
morning.
The Odd Fellows Of Columbia have
forwarded contribution in money to
the Odd Fellows of Chicngo.
The following was tue range of the
thermometer ut the Pollock House yes
terday: 7 A. NJ. G5; 12 NJ, and P.
NJ, Is.
Attention is directed to tho card an
nouncing the time and place for enjoy
ing the anniversary supper of the Board
of Trade; also, of whom tickets can be
obtained
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OLD JOHN RopINsoN's CARp-TIcKErs
FOR SALE.-Old John Robinson would
most respectfully announce to his many
friends and patrons in the city of Colum-
bin and vicinity, who are desirous of
witnessing his mammoth THREE TENT
Show with their families. and who have
heretofore been deferred from attending
on account of the delay and annoying
difficulty in procuring tickets at the
Ticket Wagon, that he has placed tickets
for sale at the well-known and popular
drug store of Walter @. Fisher, opposite
the Columbia Hotel. The price Of ad-
mission to the entire quadruple combi-
nation, Museum, Caravan, Menagerie
and Circus, will be rs cents for adults,
and 80 cents for children under ten
years of age.
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Mr.. N. G. Palmer, travelling agent for
o firm in New York, succeeded, on
Saturday. in the Court of Common
Pleas, in muloting the Charlotte. Co.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad in 50, 900,
for being expelled from passenger
train over that road. several months ago.
It appears that Mr.. P. had through
ticket from New York to some distant
point South. On his way through he
stopped in Columbia, without having,
according to rulo OF the company,
provided himself with .lay-over''
check. On presenting the CONDUCTOR g
personal check, on resuming his route,
it was not recognized by the conductor
of that day 8 train, and Mr.. Palmer re-
fusing to pay the local fare, was put off
the truin.
"Oh, Bill! Bill look yonder"
''Look where, Henry?"
"Why. don't you see old Emperor,
the monster elephant of old John Ro-
binson's; tho same one that the Potta.
wottamie Indians tried to steal out in
Kansas few weeks ago?"
ooh, yes, now do recollect reading
all about it; but they did not get him,
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