The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-14

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6 We'issue supplement- with ont daily
81 this morning. 70 which the attention
Of readers is invited. Il i, =
| The PuGN1x Office is supplied with all
necessary material for as handsome carda,
bill heads, posters, pamphlets. hand-bills,
circulars. and other printing that may be
desired, as any office Ia the South. Give
US call and test our. work. .-.---.. l..
The best ''help"- Help yourself,
Advice to stocking menders-Do your
darndest ,
AIessrs. Seabrook and Myers, Of the
Orangeburg Ne,cs, and J.. @. Bailey, of
tho Greenville Enterprise. paid US short
visits, yesterday
| The records of tho United States Mar
shal's Office have been temporarily trans
ferred to Columbia. The ef1ice is oppo-
site the Columbia Hotel.
Why are young ladies 30 partial to
sunset and twilight? Because they are
daughters Of Eve.
Gen. Wade Hampton delivered eu-
logy upon Gen. r. e. Lee, at the Con-
oortlia, in Baltimore, on the evening of
the 18th instant -'5,
The Temperance Adpocnte made it's
appearance, yesterday, in an enlarged
form, and is hereafter to be issued week
ly. Mr.. +. P. Beard is the editor and
proprietor. ~
The drawing of the gold bond single
number lottery comes off this day, at 10
o'clock.
The following was the range Of the
thermometer at the Pollock House yes
terelay: A. NJ. 81; IL M., So; P. NJ,
66; 7 P. NJ, 65.
Copies of the premium list of the Fair
Of the State Agricultural and. Mechani-
cnl Society can bo obtained at the PHG-
NIX Office. H
Messrs. 81. E. Nichols e. Co. and DR..
J. W. Parker impart gratifying infornaa-
1 tion to persons insured in the companies
which they represent. See notices in
another column. ...ii 4.p 3.
There are two ways OF going through
this world: one is to make tile hest OF it,
the other to make the worst of it; and
those who take tho latter course work
hard for very poor pay. .s..,i s..,
The Greenville passenger train, yester-
day, was delayed by the running off of
the freight train and the demolition of
several cars between Newberry and Frog
Level.
The Banner Of The South and Planters
Journal, published at Augusta, Ga, is
now publishing q full roster of Jenkins
and Bratton's brigade. composed of the
1st South Carolina Volunteers, I'd South
Carolina Rifles. 5th South Carolina Vo-
lunteers. 9th South Carolina Volunteers,
and Palmetto Shnrp-shooters. Terms,
So per annum. Specimen copies free.
A capital fellow-The possessor of q
million.
The sweetest of strains-Trying to lift
q pretty young girl on horse. M
Tho dearest spot on earth Ito young
men) The spot on billiard table.
The discovery has been made that
grape leaves make yeast in some re-
spects superior to hops, as the bread
rises sooner and has not the peculiar
taste Which many object to in that made
from hops.
Female agitation is going beyond civil
suffrage. AS the winter ball-season np-
pronches, she insists on her right to bare
arms
The Southern Express Company has
generously determined to carry free all
contributions for the Chicago sufferers.
TIE WILM1SuToS, COLUMBIA AND AU-
GUsrA RAILROAD THRoUGn FRos1 VIII
MlSGroS TO CoLUMBIA.-We are glad to
learn that the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad has already been COM
pleted through from Sumter to Colum-
bin. The first train passed over the new
road on Wednesday,, with Col r. r.
Bridges, the President, and Maj. J. G.
Winder, Superintendent, on board. To
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