The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-03
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aP4qs1z1AsH ETbe gpri@ bfasIngle
sopia of the PHaN11 u ave cent?.
& VIZ would euggsst I'd persons WHO have
hot Yet returaed 4beir personal property
to do 80 at once, aud save the penalty OF
| fifty per cent. Mr.. Calnan's Office is in
! the Court House.
When does tho toy age cease? What
is the rich man with his establishment
but bigger box OF toys2 The tin coach
grown up big; the,horses become alive;
the box OF sheep and cows developed
and better made; the box OF dinner
things, with the Vanished provisions
immovable upon them, exchangedafor
grand dinner parties; the doll passed
into wife, the baby into nursery.
The toy age continues all the life long,.
though the ohild's heart goes soon. i,-
Mcssrs. W. D. Love & Co. are turning
things topsy-turvey, and preparing for q
heavy winter campaign. The stock in
tho Main street retail store has been
compressed into the Wholesale depart
ment. on Taylor street, for the purpose
ward" is the motto they believe in.
i DR.. Double E. Jackson is continually
adding to his curiosity collection. He
now has moccasin, OF monster pro-
portions. caught in the neighborhood Of
Hampton's pond, and stuffed by an anna.
teur in that particular line-Mr. Frank
Greepe. Postmaster Wilder presented
him with two eggs, produced on his pre-
misos; one of which, besides having tho
appearance Of being cracked in several
places. but is really sound-the hen, it ia
supposed, having been Jared by an
earthquake also adorned with rep
resentation OF Ash-head on the point.
The other egg has coiled snake on the
, same spot. The doctor charges nothing
for the show. .
Our merchants, and others wishing to
, prepare for the fall business. will please
) take notice that the PHOENIX Office is
supplied with all necessary material fox
as, handsome cards. bill headsi posters.
) circulars, and other printing that may be
r desired. as any offics in the city. Give
/. Us call and test our work. -. ~:
1 The municipal election in Charleston
had its charms for outsiders. The
> Mayor, City Clerk, Treasurer and AS
t SCISSOR, and others OF Columbia. spent
election day in that city. i
, The Greenvile train was delayed seve-
: raj hours, yesterday. by. the locomotive
? running off the track, near Bush River
|, trestle. The accident was caused by the
! spreading OF the rails. +
0 Mr.. Norton opened the telegraph Office
/. ct Neyberry, yesterday. fHi;'
Il may be interesting to those who
, have sent for oounterfeit money, in an.
! swer to the numerous circulars which
4. flood tho country, to learn that b full
: list OF the names OF suoh is being pre-
q pared for publication. The moral cha.
8 ractars Of many, hitherto supposed ho,
nest persons will probably suffer by be-
ing exposed in all theit hidecas' deform.
!, ity.
If the causeway at the front entrance
1 to the Capitol grounds had an inclined
:, plank OF the onter edge, it would be
! quite an improvement; ns. .at present,
vehicles crossing it get rough jarrine
}. on striking ground. o.
r Mr. George T. Wickes, q planter who
: is endowed with nnbounded energy, has
undertaken the production Of rice on
= : his plantation, located on the Wateree
River; and has succeeded 80 we'll that
8 from 200 acres he will obtain about
t 10000 bushels OF this valuable grain
!" besides fine crop Of corn and cotton.
The following was the range Of The
= thermometer at the Pollock House, yes.
| terday: 7 A. NJ, 70; 12 NJ. SO; 2 P. NJ.
1 80; P. NJ, So. ...
If the City Council of Columbia have
y y such an abundance of funds MS to be
able to let big jobs for disturbing slum
berers in the earth, who have been O,
J. repose for near seventy years, and 10,
!, erecting new market without q neoes
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