The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-11
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Oid newspapers Tor sale ut PHGNIX
Office, at fifty cents hundred.
A large aud varied lot of cards, suita-
Bile for weddings. invitations. visiting
and business purposes, have just been re-
ceived ut this Office, which, owing to the
dull season. will be printed at low rates.
A colored man, named = Sigh, WIS
instantly killed, yesterday morning, at
the brick yard of Messrs. Nash & Co.,
by the caving in of bank of earth,
under which he was at work.
Messrs. Boorey & Co.. No. 80 East
18th street, New York. will accept our
thanks for q copy of Mozart's "Don
Giovanni" complete, with all the music.
This firm is publishing the standard
operas. in paper and cloth, and will
furnish them by mail at 81, paper; 50,
cloth. we have also been furnished
with n catalogue of their musical publ
cations.
Mrs. James Turior has furnished us
with IL curiosity in the fruit iine-a
pomegrunuto 141ls inches i'll circumier-
cncc-;he very largest we have ever
seen or heard of.
We have been requested to state that
II lecture will be delivered by Professor
Warren DuPre, under the auspices of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
at Nickerson House Hall, this evening,
ut half-past 7 o'clock. Subject ''Har-
mony of Science and Christianity.
Tickets of admission fifty cents.
at the quarterly election of GAIA
Lodge, No. 168, I. o. B. B., the follow
ing officers were elected: Jacob Sulz-
bacher, President; Joseph Goldsmith,
Vice President; Tobias Franklin, Secre-
tary; NJ. Davis, Treasurer; Henry Steele,
Recording Secretary; G.. A. Visanska,
Assistant Monitor; B. Berrman. War
den; J. David; Guardian.
a Hartford merchant says, he gets
along in this wny: at night he stores his
mind, and by,day he minds his store.
Judge j. j. Wright will deliver leo.
ture at the Zion Baptist Church, this
evening. at IN O'Clock. Tho public is
respectfully invited to attend.
Programme of Music by the Band of
the 18th Infantry, for this afternoon, at
5 o'clock:
Newport Quickstep-J. F. o. Smith.
Stabat Mater-Rossini.
Waltz-Downing.
Pottpourri from Martha-Flatow.
Petite Pollsa-Faust.
"OPEN1Nas. Yesterday was empha-
tically "opening day" Messrs. W. D.
Love & Co. took formal possession of
their new quarters, and completely
turned the heads of many of our lady
friends with their display of fancy arti-
cles. dry goods. etc.
Mrs. Mccormick exhibited many beau
tiful articles. Among them we mention
Cavalier. Lalla Rookh, and other styles
of fancy looking hats and bonnets, fur
sacques and caps. worsted and silk
sacques. etc; besides innumerable arti-
cles pertaining to feminine apparel.
which shall be nameless, for want of the
proper titles.
Mrs. Reed was on hand with beauti-
full stock, which attracted the especial
admiration of tho ladies. There were
Mont Clair, Orleans, Fadetta, Cremorn,
Melrose, Little Minot, Forrest City and
Cavalier hats the latter particularly
pretty; infants cloaks and sacques; Ia.
dies sacques. of nearly every style;
morning robes and dressing gowns;
plain, white, black and striped furs, (for
trimming.) oto. And as to bridal md
mourning bonnets and hats, they are
especially becoming we were for
tunate enough to see lady friends give
them each trial. AS to the parnpher-
MALTA belonging to ladies' apparel. we. of
course, make no mention. Sufficient to
say, that our dealers are fully prepared
to meet all the requirements of the sea-
son.
CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, October
10. Judge Melton presiding.
The following cases were heard:
Tho State ps. Frank Jones-Assault
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