The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-12
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A party of gentlemen arrived in Co.
lumbie, yesterday, with several fine
birds; and, being dissatisfied with the
result of the chicken disputes 8 few
weeks ago, propose renewing the contest
to-day, ut the battle ground in rear of
the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. s. Swandale offers for sale his
valuable hotel property in Greenville,
Tho establishment has always borne
good name. and in proper hands its
well-earned reputation can easily be
maintained.
The horse attached to Measrs Camp
bell & Jones delivery wagon, in his
great desire to get home. yesterday,
bolted. during the absence oi the driver,
and dashed the wagon into smithereens.
Nobody hurt.
A colored man, named Robert Adams,
accidentally killed himself on the 7th,
with double barrel shotgun
The Union Times comes to us en-
larged, and otherwise improved in typo
graphical appearance.
LADIES INDUSTRIAL AssocIAT1oN-At
a meeting OF the Ladies' Industrial As
sociation, held on Friday, January 6, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, owing to unforeseen circum-
stances, VIC deem it best to close this AS
sociation; be it
Resolred, That after the 1st Of Febru-
ary, 1871, the Ladies' Industrial Associa-
ton be indefinitely closed.
Resoloed, That the President Of the
Association and the Trustees of the pro-
perty be empowered to rent or sell the
building known us the Depository of the
Ladies' Industrial Association.
ReSOloed, That the thanks Of this AS
sociation be most gratefully rendered to
the President aud Treasurer, for their
untiring activity and efficient aid since
the organization of the Association.
The animal report of the Treasurer Of
the Ladies' Industrial Association. of
Columbia, for the year ending Decem-
Der l. 1870: Received. $2,900.25; paid.
2,911. .48; balance due Treasurer, Decem-
ber l., 1870, 1923.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 11.-Coluns-
6iu Hotel-J. NJ. Mulvaney, j. B. Bssell.
W. 81. Evans, Charleston; j. Wallace,
Stntesvile; A. G. Tenstall, New York;
H. II. Burner, Mrs. Fl. II. Burner, r. J.
Anderson, London; r. D. Ward and
wife, Beaufort; B. M. Walpole, Augusta;
j. Moroso. Charleston; D. Egleston,
Winnsboro; j. G. Kenard, w. Johnston,
Charlotte; J. G. Hardin, 8. c.; s. Fair,
J. P. Pool, Newberry; J. j. Marley. A.
G. Strain, Darlington; r. M. Jackson,
Charleston; r. L. Garrett, Louisiana;
H. W. High, W., @. & A. r. r.: W. r.
Bradley, Augusta; w. Fort, Lexington;
j. ". Clarke, B. T. Davidson, Winn.bo-
ro.
Nichcrson House-John D. McDerrell,
Thomas Chatham, G. Anderson, Ky.;J
B. McCants, Winnsboro; MIR. and Mrs.
John Woods, Spartanburg; E. @. Baker,
S. Nance, Darlington; w. ID. MoAdoo,
H. B. Sprague, VIM. Johnston, N. G.;
l.. O'Neall, Edgefeld; r. Robinson,
Camden; L. J. Jones, Newberry; Barney
Seigler, Greenyille; J. O. Meredith, He