The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-11
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The rattle Of the gold bonds. By the
Charleston Charitable Association, comes
off in this city, on Thursday, tho 18th
instant, at l O'Clock P. NJ. The awards
will be made in public, 80 that nll par.
ties interested can, see what is going on.
SEQ the advortisement1ha another column.
Remember. it is single number distri-
button. }E
Night keys are going out Of fashion.
wiz es now sit up and have lunches pre-
pared for their absent lords.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with oil
necessary material for MS handsome carde,
bill heads, posters. pamphlets. hand-bille,
circulars, and other printing that may be
desired, as any Office in the South. Give
us call and test onr work.
"The History of Columbia" will be
issued in few days. Persons desirons
Of advertising are requested to hand in
their cards ut once.
The lntest idea is to have the instep Of
ladies' boots padded, 80 as to give the
high, arched appearance which is so
much admired.
Mr.. G. T. Jackson, OF the Little
Store, is in receipt OF q supply of E.
Bulterick g. Co. 3 catalogues aud cut
patterns. for fnll, 1871. These patterns
have become very popular with The ladies.
We have received copies Of the pre-
MUM list Of the Fair of tho Carolinas,
to be held in Charlotte, N. c., commenc-
ing Tuesday, October q, and G ntinuing
four days.
Ornaments for the hair are beetles,
butterflies and snails, made of small
gray colored feathers, fastened in the
centre of n large ribbon bow, with three
long ends.
The thermometer at the Pollock House
rated MS follows, yesterday: 7 A. NJ, 63;
- NJ. "a; p. NJ, 76;7 M, II.
Figures WON'T lie." Won't they Z?
Does fashionable womnn's figure tell
the truth?
The regular meeting of the City
Council was held last night. The whole
subject Of the issne OF city bonds was
discussed by the Council, aud, finally, q
special committee-cousisting Of Alder
men Wallace, Thompson, Minort and
Wigg appointed. to arrange for the
deposit of the city bonds with q na-
tionnl bank; and that the time for the
payment of the note be extended.
These proposals met the approval of DR..
Ncngle. Tho resignation of Mr.. ". j.
Etter, the City Treasurer, was rendered
by him, but not accepted.
a CoLoRED CONGRESSMAN SNuBBED. ~
We nre informed that ex- Representative
Hoge, accompanied by Representative
r. B. Elliott, visited the Presidential
mansion, several days ago, with refer
ence TO q change in the United States
Marshalship for South Carolina. But
the Radical President evinced no dspo-
sition to conciliate his )lored brother:
intimated pretty broadly that lie would
not be dictated to, and even, as is stated.
gave tho Representative the cold shoul-
der. The present incumbent, it is pre-
sumed, is to be retained.
THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE We are
gratitied to be able to state that we hava
here hourishing division of tho "Sons
of Temperance. Great credit is due to
the citizens who have started this move
ment. Such efforts deserve the public
sympathy. Here. in Columbia, this
society has already done much good.
May it go on, conqnering and to conquer.
It unfurls q noble banner. It wars
against recognized evil and seeks con
summation most devoutiy to be wished
for. It turns its followers from the
paths that lead to shame aud ruin, nud
points them to thnt noblest Of all con-
quests-tho conquest over q depraved
and vtiated tuste-the victory over self.
The TRIBUTE TO GEN. J. 81. CLAEToN.
LII another column will be found the tri-