The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-26
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tue terms ior advertising, subscription
and job printing at the PHOENIX Office
are cash. Some persons, take offence at
having bill presented to them-even
after month has elapsed.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with all
necessary material for as handsome cardr,
bill heads. posters. pamphlets. hand-bille,
circulars, and other printing that may be
desired, as any Office in the South. Give
US q call md test our work.
The Pacific Insurance Company, of
which Mnssrs. =. w. Seibels & Co. are
agents, have mado arrangements for
paying up their Chicngo losses, and re-
suming business Immediately.
Tho card of Mrs s. Townsend, whose
private boarding house is located on Be-
nate street, near the Episcopal Church,
will be found in another column. Visit
ors to Columbia during the fnir will find
ample accommodation
N1essrs. d. @. Peixotto advertise lot
OF Government stores for sale at auction,
this morning. Bnrgains may be ex-
pected.
The thermometer ranged as follows
yesterday mt the Pollock House: A.
NJ, 67; II NJ. 60; 2 P. NJ, IT,; Up. NJ,
Co.
Merchants and other business men
who Intend having cards, circulars, bill
heads, posters or other work printed. in
contemplation of thu Fair, should send
in their orders at once, aud not wait
until tho last moment, when IL press Of
work may prevent their being filled sat-
isfactorily.
Our neighbor, Mr.. G. Diercks, opened
his restaurant for the winter, last night !;
and remembering that the PHOENIX en-
ployces are, as general thing. late birds,
furnished them with wniter-full Of
tempting dellcacies, consisting Of oysters
and trimmings. Mr.. D. g establishment
is convenient to the business part OF the
city, aud aa ho is constantly on the pre-
n,ise:', everything works quietly nnd
smoothly. a raw. stow. fry or broil can
be obtained ut any reasonable hour
Mr.. Peasants. business agent OF The
Richmond Dispatch, paid us short visit,
yesterday. He is attending the fuirs in
tue different Southern States.
While several colored children were
playing in front of an unfinished build.
ing on Lincoln street, yesterday, large
gate fell on one of them, little boy,
named Means. two years of age, injuring
him to an cxtoit that will probably prove
fatal.
The Columbia Board of Trade held
their annual meeting last night. Il.
O'Nealc, Jr., was elected President;
Henry L. Scott, Vice President; James
e. Blnck. Secretary and Treasurer; r.
d. Sem, Chairman Executive Commit
tee. A committee was appointed to pre-
pare resolutions designed to correct the
Misrepresentation upon which Presi-
dent Grant has buscd his orders for
South Carolina. An earnest spirit per-
vaded the meeting. The Board will
guard with fidelity the interests OF the
oty.
THE ROUTE OF OLD JOHN Ron 1NsoN's
MAMMOTH THREE TENT Show THROUGH
THE STATE OF SoUTn CAROLINA AND PART
OF GEORGIA. exhibit at Chester,
Friday, October 81; Winnsboro, Satur-
day. 2S; Columbia, Monday, 80; Angus
tn. Ca. Tuesday. 81, and Wednesday
and Thursday November and q;
Thompson, Friday, 3; Warrenton, Sa.
tnrlay, T. The price of admission will
be seventy-fvc cents for adults aud fifty
cents for children under ten years Of
nge.
SUDDEN DEATH colored convict of
the South Carolina Penitentiary, named
Jefferson Brown. died yesterday while
undergoing the showerbath punishment.
AN inquest was held by Coroner Cole
man, but the verdict Of the jury will not
be announced until this morning.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7. .15