The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-01
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Oil heads. posters, pamphlets, hand-bills.
circulars, aud other printing that may be
desired, ns my Office IN the South. Give
US call and test our work.
Home Rnle"-Petticoat government.
The thermometer ranged as follows at
the Pollock House, yesterday: IA. NJ,
So; IL NJ. CT; 2 P. NJ, 10; 7.P. NJ, 70.
MIR. Bateman is again in the oyster
line. We have to thank him for mess,
last night. of twenty delicious Norfolks.
A capital breakfast or dinner can be hur.
riedly gotten up. by ordering quart or
half gallon from Mr.. 3.
Passed to third reading-Love letter.
Cap. Carroll and Alonzo Reese, two
well known tonsorial artists, have formed
partnership, and taken possession Of a
newly-furnished shop, on Main street a
few doors below Washington.
Young gentlemen who would n,o,n.r
in love should WOO gently. It ia not
f''shionable(?) for young ladies to take
ardent spirits
THE FA1R-SEcRErARY's NOTICE.
call local attention to Secretary Aiken's
card. The notice referred to is as fol-
lows: NO entries received from oitizens
OF Columbia and its vicinity after 10
o'clock this MONDAY, November
.. Tie object Of this regulation is to
prevent the crowding experienced to.
ward the closing hours of entries. The
Secretary wants to get local coptribn.
tions disposed Of. SO that contributors
from distance may be duly attended to-
MAIL AKKASGEsIESTs.- s.-The Nortbcrr
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.I5
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 4.0C
T. NJ; closes 600 A. IL. Charleston
night mail opens $50 a. NJ; closes G. .oc
Z. M. Grcenville mail opens G.45 P.
NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Western mali
opens 0 90 A. NJ; closes l. 80 p. Al. Or
Sunday Office open from to4P. M.
FROM JArAS.-Col. T. W. Hayne, OF
Charleston. at present sojourning in Co.
lnmoia' has son living in Japan. Col.
flayne recently received two newspapers
from Yokohama: The Japan Mail and
Tie Fdr East, together with specimens
OF Japan paintings. which, through the
courtesy Of Mr.. r. L. Bryan. we have
had the opportunity of examining.
These productions of distant country
are matters Of curiosity and interest
We notice one article in which the editor
OF the Japan -N.I advocates commun,ca.
ton with America, because of it's com.
mcrcial advantages Another article
discusses the Advantages and disadyan.
tngcs OF the recent spirit exhibited bv
the Japanese to visit this country for
educational purposes.
= WoRD TO OUn FRIENDS IN TIL,
C"MMUSITE-The fair is approaching
Let Columbia do her whole part. We
have sometimes thought that our local
contributions might be more numerous.
LIT every one help who car. I: some
were disappointed at the last fair by ne.
glcct Of committees to notice articles
that really deserved premiums, let them
try ngalh-lct not the sun go down upon
their wrath. We know that mistakes
have occurred, and that cases of uniu-
territorial injustice have developed them
selves. But We believe that the effort is
to be fair and impartial. We know that
the Executive Committee and the active
and devoted Secretary and Treasurer
Col. Aikcn-will do ell in their power &c
carry out fairly and thoroughly the
arrangements for the without prc.
Jndicc and without partiuity. This
year, the tmir will be Of weeks dura-
ton. There will be moro time, and we
believe that the business Of the fair will
be conducted with more than customary
thoroughness Let all our citizens who
hnvc anything to exhibit bring them
forward; and we trust that the County
OF Richlnnd. the County Of Lexington,
and the city Of Columbia, being close at
hand. will vie with more distant localities
in the number and valae OF their offer
ings. For Columbia especially, the State