The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-22
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The PHGNIx Office 10 supplied with ali
necessary materislfor ss handsome cards.
bill beads. posters. pamphlets. hand.bills.
circulars. and other printing that may be
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Acomplete outfit. with the exception
OF press. for a country paper is offered
for sale at very low rate. Particulars
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The chicken disputes have been going
on Tor the past two days at the Exchange
pit, and will be continued to-day. Green.
backs in Unlimited quantities sohsnoed
hands: and the wind of several birds was
ont short. 8q5t
Yesterday was the coldest day Of tho
season, as shown by the Pollock Houaa
thermometer: ga. NJ, %; 2P.. M. .i82:
10 P. NJ, 80.
We are indebted to the INSURANCE. firm
OF d. j.. Nichols & 90. for several copies
OF calendars for 1872. 4 :
A derrick. used for hosting grant
fell yesterday in the State House yard.
bnt no one was injured.
Capt. Henry Beard, who Yields the
baton at the Exchange" furnished "a.
yesterday. with bottle OF capitally pre-
pared artichoke pickles. most excellent
oondiment.
"The Pilgrim" drew very good au
dience last night, and elicited the ad-
miration OF all the visitors. Thia after
noon, at O'Clock. there will be grand
matinee. which will be the OCCASION for
children. The panorama will move again
at o'clock tonight, which will be the
last exhibition in our city; and those
who desire to witness Faithful illustra-
ton OF Christians pilgrimage should at.
tend.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.15
A. M. Charleston day maj! opens 400
r, M; closes 600 A. NJ Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 6. 90
T. NJ. Greenville mail opens 6.45 p.
A.; closes 600 A. nj. Western mail
opens 8. 100 A. NJ: closes l. 80 P. M. On
Sunday Office open from to- 4P.M.
PHGN1x1ANA.-Lot every minister,
while he is preaching, remember that
God makes one of his hearers.
cynical lady, rather inclined to dirt,
says most men arc like cold-very easi
~ caught. but very difficult to get rid
Of
1t |" the style nowadays when an en-
gagement is broken of. for the lady not
to return the presents given her by her
f1ncee. or even the engagement ring,
which is kept as an Indian keeps scalp
-as trophy OF former victories.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith, Of Cincinnati.
recently prayed that all peculators aud
wrong-doers may he sent to the peniten-
tiary. 1t is evidently the desire of the
heV. Dir. Smith that the Almighty shall
reduce the Radical party below quo
rum.
It cost the people of tho United States
S4O, ,O00. 200 to support the army during
tho past year. This seems high; but
when we reflect that the army has killed
nine Indian women and children. and
ARRESTED |. 200 people under the Ku Klux
law, we cant couscisntiously say that it
ia too nigh.
ldleness is the bane, the moth, the
gangrene, the curse, of life.
| Those who dislike the smell of tobacco
smoke, will be glad of the opportunity to
advise their friends that smoking pro-
duces Observation-Disclosures Of
the wiud-pipe.
| Judging by the size of fashionable
shoes, it is safe to say that many of our
women stand on trifles.
Never confide IL secret to your relation:
"blood will tell. -
"a cold snap"-A frost bite
a capital business Lending money.
Those who show the most pity give
usually the least help.
Happy pairs now announce their on
gugement by leaving their cards togeth.
er at the houses OF their friends.
lady, In accounting to u friend for
her temporary disappearance from socie-
ty' said she had been celebrating her
wooden wedding, having just married
blockhend
However ugly your wife may be, she
has at least this beauty: If she abuses
you herself she will lot no one elHe do it.
Small men suddenly become great
when great man ntumbles.