The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-11
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We Issue E sapp1snen. With ,g,oonr dsi}y
OF this morning, TO which the attention
OF readers is insited.a,sii fjlG,f ar 400
The PHeN1x offics ia ssupplied with al,
necessary, matefial for as handsome cards,
bill! hcs;s=. posters: z:sEnph!=.s. !:s::as::!:=
circulars. aud other printing that nsy be
desired, as any Office IN the Southgsl Give
Us call and test our work. " -
At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company, held on the 9Th instant,
the vacancies in the board were filled by
the election of Mr.. B. F. Newcomer, of
Baltimore. and Capt. w. 3. Stanley, of
this city. a4
Mr.. Cantwell has purchased several
barrels of the popular brand of Augusta
flour. manufactured by Meesra- Jacksos
g. Co.-"Fancy Family" Give it a
trial, house-keepers.
There is great curiosity on exhibi-
tion at the fair grounds-a perfect noun
| tain Of Aesh-Medame Sherwood. who
is Eve feet seven inches high. and weighs
CTS pounds. Her arms are as large as
the waist of q large-sized man. Two
chairs are necessary for her to sit upon.
Mr.. 0. B. Sessey has her in charge.
Messrs. J. A. Hendrix & Bro, Of this
city, nre agents for the justly celebrated
brands of -four manufactured by Messre.
Stovall & Hull, proprietors of Stovall's
Excelsior Mills" in Augusta, Ga. Two
brands OF the production Of these mills
are on exhibition at the fair, and at
tracted general attention by the tasty
manner in which it was put mp. "Tha
Pride of Augusta" is the brand mostly
admired. The senior member of the
firm, Thos. P. Stovall, Esq, was in Co.
lnmbia yesterday. To show the popu-
Iarity Of this -four. Messrs Hendrix in
form US that their average sales are car
load per week.
The following is list of the persons
| who we're arrested in Union, brought to
Columbia last evening, and lodged in
Jail: Charles Jete1, John Bevis, J. Rice
Rodgers, Robert II. Grier, Harrison
Hawkins, Robert Hawkins. Edward
Hawkins. Isaac G.. McKissick, Jr., Will
liam Bently. Richard Fair. Daniel Black.
and B. Frank Gregory.
The Union Times announces the fol-
lowing additional arrests: ID. B. FAINT,
Perlicer FAINT, ". G.. Hughes, w.
Hughes, Jr, Munro FAINT, Albert Ew-
banks, Jason Greer. Wesley Sanders"
An object of interest Your deposit in
a savings bank.
Liberal advertisers are the men who
"mean business. ~ Those who don't az
vertisc only do q mean business.
The road of ambition is too narrow for
friendship.
The Tremaine- Pierson combination is
all the rage. Notwithstanding other at.
fractions, last night. Irwin's Hall was
packed. It is unnecessary to make any
special comment upon the performance,
as the large attendance sufficiently at
tests it's excellence. Tonight is the last,
and as reserved seats can be secured
without extra charge, those desirous of
attending ere advised to give Messrs.
LyBrnnd n call.
To-dny is the last OF the fair. There
nre to he several bull races, besides other
attractions.
Mr.. Bateman is in receipt regularly of
Norfolk oysters. He furnished us, yes
terday, with measure, sufficient for .
family meal-and rousers they were, too.
GREAT REDUCTION IN EXPENSE OF
PACKING CoTToN. Capt. A. W. Clark
SOL. OF Due West, exhibits ut the fair
tho model of press which is commend
ed by numbers Of our best cotton
growers It is called the "Horizontal
Screw Power Cotton aud Hay Press"
Mr. Edwin Cox, of Due West, in letter
to Capt. Clarkson, says:
"The cotton press you put mp for me
last fall, gives entire satisfaction. can
puck three bales in the same length OF
time that it will require the same number