The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-26
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Old newspapers for salo at PHOENIX
Office, ut fifty cents u hundred.
The publishers of the Southern Musical
Journal, (monthly, 81 per year, not con-
tent with publishing tho cheapest. hand.
soonest and best musical sheet in the
United States. are now offering to send
1T on trial to those not already snbscrib-
ers threo months free, upon receipt of
six cents for tho postage. One dollar g
worth of music is given in each number,
and by accepting this remarkable offer,
music to the value of 50 can be had for
only six cents. We heartily congratu-
late the publishers, Messrs. Ludden &
Bates, OF Savannah, Ga., on the success
hitherto attending their efforts, and pre-
dict for the future an abundant support.
with enlarged subscription list.
All the ladies interested in the Monu.
ment Bazaar are requested to meet this
Saturday morning, at Miss Emore's
hchool room, at II o'clock. ioung ladies
willing to servo at small round tables
are particularly requested to be present
AT the annual meeting of the Grand
Division Of the Sons of Temperance,
held on Wednesday and Thursday last in
this city. the following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing year:
A. NJ. Kennedy, Grand Worthy Patri-
arch; G. Y. Patrick, Grand Worthy AS
sociate; Oliver Hewitt, Grand Scribe;
W. B. Timmons, Grand Treasurer; Rev.
j. G. Miller, Grand Chaplain; A. G. Dib-
bic, Grand Conductor; D. II. Crosland,
Grand Sentinel. The next meeting will
be held at Newberry. on the fourth
Wednesday in April, 1873, ut P. M.
After two or three days of unpleasant
weather, "Old Sop' shone out, yester-
day, in brilliant array"
Mr.. A. Stork puts forth an announce
ment, this morning, which his friends
understand the meaning Of
The concert for the benefit of the
! Young Mems Christian Association will
take place on the 31st. We will then
have the pleasure of hearing some ex.
cellcnt music. Fine talent from Edge
field will take part. Remember, next
Thursday night.
Over $4,000 people visited Old John
Robinson's menagerio and circus at
Raleigh, N. g., last Thursday. Several
ladies were carried out fainting. Such a
gathering was never before seen under
canvas at that place.
PHGNIxIANA.-Ane new danger threatens
society. An eminent French chemist
announces that many of the new even
ing silks are colored with pierate of lead,
and are, therefore, liable to tremen-
dous explosion at any moment. IN that
event, Cup in balloon" Will be revived.
If you want to know whether tree is
hollow or not, axe it.
"Wanted-By hearty boy OF four
teen. situation in an eating house. He
understands tho business" That is O
suggestive advertisement.
| Wedding cards this winter will be
smaller and palmer than of late. The
days of pink cards, gilt lettering and
sprawling monograms have departed.
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James Robinson, the great bare- buck
rider, and his mammoth circus and
trained animal exposition arc taking the
people by storm. Onr exchanges are
loud in praise of this wonderful circus,
led by the great and only James Robin
son, the acknowledged champion bare
back equestrian Of the world" who as q
rider never had an equal. Many attempt
but always meet with failure to initiate
him. Prank Pastor, the world renowned
somcrsault equestrian; young Eugene,
the wonderful baby boy equestrian, only
three years of age; Master Clarence,
whom everybody knows; Mile Louise
Boshell, tho Partisan equestrienne, in
her journey to tho clouds. blindfolded;
Shappee and Whitney, the ariel kings;
the mysterious Davenport Brothers.; the
world renowned Gregories; the LeClair