The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-07
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PHGN1x1ANA.- price of single
copies of the PHGN1x is I've cents.
t All persons who desire to secure tickets
in the Cooperative Building Association
should do 30 at once, as they are being
rapidly taken up. Money received after
all the tickets have been sold will be i'm
mediately returned to the sender.
We invite the special attention Of pur-
chasers of music and musical instru-
ments to the card o: Messrs. IyBrand &
Son, in this mornings PHOENIX. AS tue
members of the firm are professional
musicians, they have facilities far ahead
of unprofessionals. They have on cxhi
bition OF the fair several instruments, tt
which attention is particularly invited
the one is full round piano, menufnc-
tured by McCammon & Co., of Albany,
an elegant affair; another is parlor
organ, with innumerable improvements.
At the Augusta fair-where competi-
ton was open to the world-Messrs.
George T. Jackson & Co. received the
first premium for their "Fancy Family"
brand of -four. This firm have on exhi-
bition at our fair specimens of their
manufacture. Mr.. W. J. Butt repre-
sents the Messrs J.
The latest style Of visiting requires the
young gentleman to indite note to the
young lady, informing her of the intend
ed visit. which note must he accompa
MED by bouquet.
Que of the booths in rear Of the grand
sand. Mt the fair grounds, is occupied
by Messrs. Bury & Duhme. Refresh
ments at all hours.
e. II. Stokes. Esq, in addition to his
book bindery-and Il capital ono it is,
TOBIAS opened up stationery depart
ment, where everything pertaining to
that line can be obtained. He is located
Immediately opposite the PHOENIX Office.
MIR. A. Palmer. the ''stovs man, u
issues his pronunciamento this morning.
His stock is very heavy-the largest, we
believe, in the South. It contains every.
thing from coal to wood burner, and
in innumernble styles. Besides which,
he keeps plain and fancy tiles for hearths,
floors and halls. Read his advertise
mcnt, and then take walk through hif
extensive establishment.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with all
necessary material for as handsome cards,
bill heads. posters, pamphlets. hand-bills,
circulars. and other printing that may be
desired. as any Office in the South. Give
( US call and test our work.
Daniel Connolly, Esq. correspondent
of the New York Metropolitan Record,
paid us visit, yesterday.
| The Messrs. s. .ague, the extensive
Rhode Island manufacturers. arc quar-.
tered ut the Nickerson House.
The ladies of the Monumental Associa.
ton will furnish cold and warm refresh
ments-dinners and lunches every day,
in the upper room of the main building,
at the Fair Grounds. The prices are to
be reasonable.
Dispatches intended for stations on
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
are received at the Office of the Western
Union Telegraph. in the Carolina Ma
tional Bank building. The Western
Union has opened branch Office at the
Fair Grounds, from which dispatches
for oil quarters Of the globe will be for
wardcd.
Messrs. Silver & Co. hail the front Of
their store brilliantly illuminated, last
night, with Chinese lanterns. and it pre-
sented beautiful sight. Mr.. Jackson,
getting stirred up. lit up his dry goods
box with candles. and thus pointed out
to visitors the location of the ''Little
Store"
Messrs. Lorick &c Lcwrance claim to
have the largest stock of agricultural
implements, hard ware and groceries Of
any house in Columbia, and beg to call
the especial attention of visitors to the
fair to their display of agricultural i'm
plements and hardware on the fair
grounds, and to their stock in store on