The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-02
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| '"oiaH' is 10 pe open every Gay, at the
fair grounds, from II A. NJ, to P. M.
Lunches and dinners served q IN carte.
Oysters. ices, coffee, fruit, &C., sc.
We accidentally gave the old firm
name in noticing the fire yesterday. It
should have been Heath & Roberts, and
not Heath & White. The energetic pro
priciors are preparing TO resume opera
ton at OF &C.
Tho indications nrc TINT our approach.
ing fair will be great success, in the
number Of persons present, as well as the
variety and quality Of articles on cxhibi-
ton. Columbia exhibitors ore urged to
send in their articles today.
Messrs. II. G.. SILVER & Co. are in
want Of more ''dry goods men," and ad-
vcrtiso accordingly. They are doing q
tremendous business, and it is hoped
their call will he needed.
Prof. Anderson, the magician and illu-
sionist, assisted by his daughters, gives
two exhibitions in Twins Hall, COM
mencing on Monday evening next.
Notwithstanding the busy appearance
of the stores on Man street, the mer-
chants complain of tho scarcity Of money.
The November number of The GALAXY
opens with "The Dutch at Home" quite
readable article; Gregory VII, King
OF Kings, is another Interesting sketch;
"Arc Americans Less Healthy thnn Eu-
ropeans" is pleasant reading; and eve.
nice" is we'll written and entertaining.
Saved from the Mormons" is of thrill
ing interest. Short, well-writtcn tales
are rarity.
The South Carolina Railroad Company
will sell, for one fare, from the Sd to the
7th instant, round trip tickets to Co.
lurbia.
Owing to the serious indisposition of
q guest at the Nickerson House, the
dance, for which invitations were issued.
last evening, has been postponed.
Gov. Scott has appointed james A.
Strobel Deputy Surveyor for CoIleton
County. and Alfred Price Notary Pub
lie for Charleston County.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens ut 3.20 2. A.; closes 11.OO
A. M. Charleston day mail opens $50
P. NJ; closes 600 \. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens 100 A. NJ; closes 6. is
z. M. GrecnyilIc mail opens Gas P,
NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Western opens
and closes 1.30 p. II. Wilmington opens
$50 L. NJ: closes 11.3O A. nj. On
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PHGSIxIANA.-A hearty knight-Sir-
loin.
\ positive knjght-Ccr-tain.
y suspicious knight -Sur-r,ise.
y cowardly knight-Sur-rendcr.
Tho latest fashionable chaussure for
ladies' is the "OrloH boot" The diff
Guilty in some cases, however, is to get it
orion.
When is it right 10 take any one in?
When it rains.
"Home is the place for boys" said
Spinks to his eldest pride and Joy
"Yes," said The you ogster, lntifully; II
like to stay at home all the time, but ma
sends mo to school,"
HOTEL Arrivals, November l, 1872
Hendriz House-W B Gilbert and son,
Winnsboro; Ell Bush, Augusta; VII
Eaves. Tenn; Secor. G N Secor, N G;
y 5 Bleakly. Ga; W Johnson, S Willis,
IS G; W B Tittman, Augusta; A
Stewart, Il j. Goodwin, Md; L Goodbub,
s NJ Seely, Ky; NJ Cooper, St Louis;
W Spann and wife, Miss Jennie Spanp,
Lecsviile; Mrs S DnBose, Charleston.
Columbia Hotei-G J Seymour, Charles
ton; J w Bruif. Baltimore; L M Ryan,
Philadelphia; NJ O'Connor, w, G and
a RR; N Lazarus, N Y; + Elder, Wins
boro; W Davis, Keddaway; S G John
son, Charleston; j Luckey, Lynchburg;
j NIoscley, Charleston; z L Mathews,
50 Ex Co; z Rion, Winnsboro; II G AL
bea, Mocksville; Il Il McIvor, Darling
ton; Z S Hayes, Lexington; " Taft,
Charleston; j Il Fowler, England; Ro-
bert Poole, Baltimore; Ii Sanders, U S a.
NicherSon Uousc-Gco S MILAN, Bati-
more; L " Deviucy. Philadelphia; II j
Baxter, Memphis; II d Clark, Salem;
j ID Camp, New Orleans; Fl ] Ames
Atlnntu. J ID Kelley fFhomas Thomas