The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-03
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The PHOENIX Office is supplied with. all
necessary materiaifor as batiad1is batniad1isdmns cards.
bill heads. posters, pamphlets. Aand-bills,
circulars, and other printing that may be
desired. as any Office 10 the South. Give
us call and test our work. 4. iahi $1a,
All persons Who desire 70 seocpxa ti6kets
in the. Cooperative Building Associate.
should do 30 at once. as they are .bdsus
rapidly taken up. Money received after
all the tickets have been sold viii be In.
zaedistely returned to the sender
We sre reliably informed that Score
tary OF State Oardozo has rendered his
resignation-to accept q ptotessorship IN
Howard College. Washington city.
B. w. Tomlinsor. Esq., correspondent
OF the New York World, paid uS'n visit,
yesterday. He expects 20 visit the up
country and ''see things . :hsy =se."
There are over eighty shades of the
fashionable colors for ribbons this season.
See what Mr.. Symmers has TO ssy.this
mc-ning. He puts forth a strong pro-
nunciamento, but claims that he will act
up to all that he asserts. We know that
he keeps good articles. ,.-, '''',a.''
Some prisons have wiags--some pri-
soners would like to have. ~ usah vi
The Ladies' Monumental Bazaar will
be established in the fair building, West
end, above stairs. e..lH,r.f . ,l1as =.
A pleasant ttune-Fortune.i ID. .gasl
We are authorized co. say that pre-
minm OF $40 will be awatdsd to tho VIC
tors in any base ball contest that MAY pc
arranged and carried ont lin the fair
grounde during fair week. Clebs that
may mays desire to oompste WIN rePoE.E,ta e, g Sec
rotary Aiken. . ';..,S,1 ~, J.na: W. s.i' -.
Neck or uofhipg4AlhaA lasese Idle,
From the statement made by Sheriff
Frazee, it will be seen that he fully yin.
dicates himself. We are aAtfsfed. ah ve
have before said. tha. III, Fkazae Ia ,bu-
name and confederate 81 ,iIoI ue.1
The attention of the city, authorities is
particularly called 70 the nuisance along
Assembly street, near Plain. The smeu
is sufficient to breed disease. l-sail ag.
1t 10 sweet to have friends you can
trust, and convenient sometimes 10 have
friends who ara not afraid to trust you.
4 lamp in front of the post offioe,is
greatly needed. and it is earnestly hoped
the proper authorities will remedy the
defect at once.
Billings, in his new almanac, says
'Prudes are coquettes gone to seed"
The thermometer ranged as follows at
the Pollock House. yesterday: IA. NJ.
SO; Ia NJ. 60; q P. M, 64; 7P. NJ. "a.
Baltimore claims the True Woman.
But ahe's weekly, and 80 year in sd-
vance.
Tho auction sale of pictures and jew
elry. by Messrs. d. G. Peixotto & Son,
continues to-day. See advertisement.
The Cottage House viii eefve UP fine
oyster soup for lunch, to-day. ','
TR1Ar. or SPHHn-I..naeAe. @. q. pee...-
UMs.-We learn that the race-oourse,
prepared under Mr.. Crawford's direction,
will be ell that could be expected Sc
veral trotting men visited the track day
or two ago, and they say that it will com.
pare with any in the country for trosting
and racing. The oitizena OF Columbia
have, we believe, raised $500 to be added
to the premiums offered by the State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society for
speed.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at $50 P. NJ; closes 7.15
A. M. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. nj. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 8. 90
P. II. Greonville mali opens 6.46 z.
NJ; closes 900 A. NJ. Western mail
opens 8 90 A. NJ; closes I. 80 p. III. On
Sunday Office open from 8 to 4 p. NJ.
DEATH OF AN AGED CHRISTIAN.
DR.. A. w. Leland, an aged servant of
the Lord, departed this life, yesterday
afternoon. he has been . resident of