The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-03
Eoc al Item 9.

FHRNIx1ANA.---Th price OF single
copies of the PHOENIX is: Eve cents.
Frost was reported last week at Kings
vile, Kingstree, Darlington and Chester.
A fond wife threw bottle of hair re-
storative at her husbands head, causing
him to exclaim, ''We must part-the
dye is cast"
Holding ice in tile mouth is the latest
cure for sore thront
Who pays the highest price for o
home? Tho woman who marries for
one.
Mr.. J. N. Coon has been appointed by
Governor Scott II beneficiary III the
South Carolina University.
A new law firm las been organized-'
Major G. D. Mcton-a veteran-and
his sonin-law, Mr.. w. A. Clark. See
card in another column.
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 for
AZ handsome cards, bill heads. pooters,
circulars, and other printing that may he
desired. MS any Office in the city. Give
us - call and test our work.
The camp meeting at Trenholm's
Grove, Tor Hampton's. as it is moro
commonly known,) was an immense
affair. Everything passed off pleasantly
We had almost said quietly. Fully
5000 persons mostly colored d-were on
tho ground Sunday
The Exchange House inaugurates the
oyster season to day, by an instalment
oi "deep-wnters. October has IN r,
SO don't lie afraid.
The drawings OF the Charleston Cha.
ritable Association were inaugurated in
this city, yesterday, ut the Office on Main
street, near Lady. A goodly crowd was
in attendance, aud although many were
disappointed, still several substantial
prizes were obtained.
The Rur0l Ctrolinian, for October, is
before us, and is M excellent number.
It is the only agricultural work in the
State. Tie subscription price is 50 per
annum. Walker, Evans 6, Cogswell and
D. Wyatt Aiken are the publishers. The
Rurdl and the WEEKLY CLEANER are fur
uished ut S4
Old john Robinson's circus and mena-
geri is coming. The two shows, we un-.
derstand, are under separate pavilions,
so that those who wish to see only the
animals can do 80 without witnessing tie
circus performances.
J. 81. Rivers and G. D. Hayne have
been appointed Notaros Public for Al
ken County.
The gentlemen who signed their names
to list for the purpose of forming
chess club, will please meet this (rues-
day. afternoon. October 8. at o'clock,
in the rear room of the Citizens Swings
Bank, for the purpose of organizing the
club.
The thermometer ranged ns follows
yesterday Mt tho Pollock House: 7 A.
NJ, SIS; II NJ, G.; 2 P. NJ, 6S; z P.
NJ, 68.
a A0hAiuiho ChliA "a LuiS WOTlu, no
doubt wise in her generation, naively
says: II never dress much for the play,
because every oneis 10 oking at the stage,
but no one is moro particular about their
dress at church."
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.l5
a. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
p. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 4. 90
P. M. Greenville mail opens Gas P.
NJ; closes 600 4. NJ. Western mail
opens co. A. NJ; closes 1.30 P. Al. On
Sunda Office open from 3 to P. Nj.
CoUNT. The fall term of the Court
OF General Sessions commenced yester-
day, Judge Melton presiding. Mr..
Arthur Grimbnll was appointed ste
nographer to the Court, and took the
oath required.
The grind jury drawn at the last
term Of the Court appeared and answered
to their names Il. F. Hopson acting as
foreman. The jury, after short
charge from the Judge, retired, and
after the examination of the cases given
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