The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-13
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Old newspapers for sale at PHOENIX
Office, at fifty cents hundred.
Messrs. Il. G. SILVER & Co. g millinery
opening occurs tomorrow. Tho stock is
imln ense, aud the ladies' who superintend
the department have been connected
with prominent European aud New York
houses. This establishment is regarded
as ''mammoth"-th different depart
ments embracing dry goods, fancy urti-
cles, shawls, cloaks, laccs, boots, shoes
shades, ctc. SEQ what they have to say,
this morning.
Tho bricks on the lot Sonth east
corner Of Richardson and Taylor streets,
belonging to the Southern Express Com
pany, arc being piled, preparatory to the
erection Of new building, for tho use
of tho company. The particulars will be
given in few days.
A miniature team caused considerable
amusement, yesterday morning. It con.
sisted of an armful Of lght-wood, sur
mounted by small colored boy, on a
two wheeled cart, with extra small wheels,
and drawn by couple of bull calves.
a general meeting of the stockholders
Of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company, will be held in this
city. on Tuesday next. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ.
The recent change in the weather
caused an overhaulng Of over coats and
shnwls
Tho Illustrated Christian Weekly is one
of the very best publications of the kind
THAI we know Of. The illustrations are
excellent. while the reuding matter is Of
u superior character. It is published by
the American Tract Society, No. $50
Nassau street, New York, at 81 per year.
Messrs Sebels & Ezell have an article
on exhibition and for sale, which is war
ranted to make every individual who in
spects it believe he or she has seen the
finest-looking specimen of natures hand
work. The ladies are particularly in
vited to call.
Office is to he laid morrow, with Ma
sonic honors. A general invitation is
extended to the citizens to be present.
Mr.. G. Y. Antwerp is opening heavy
stock of useful and fancy articles, which
are really attractive. He has mcerschaum
aud meresham pipes and cigar
combs, hair and tooth brushes; perfume
ry and cosmetics; razors anl shaving
apparatus; mantel ornaments and per.
fume-dischargers; French confectionery
and sweets; besides innumerable other
articles. Mr.. Antwerp is assisted by the
former proprietor, Mr.. E. Pollard.
Our young fellow-oitizen, Mr.. J. T.
Seibels, has been admitted into partner
ship with James NJ. Baxter, Esq.-re-
garded one of the principal legal nd
visers in Newberry-under the firm of
Baxter & Seibels.
There was considerable smoke and
fame in tho woods South east of Colum-
bia, yesterday supposed to be caused by
the clearing of new ground"
There ID great complaint OF wood
stealing in Hurleyville.
Yom Kippur. the Jewish Day of Atone
ment. was generally kept up by our
Israelite citizens, yesterday.
An error in the published proceedings
of the City Council, yesterday, made it
appear that the old Council disposed of
the Fair Grounds "only FIVE days before
their election from Office" 1t should
have read "only few days"
We return our thanks to MIR. r. A.
Keenan,, Chairman of the Committee of
Arrangements, for an invitation to be
present at the laying OF the cornerstone,
tomorrow.
Hons. Benz. T. Perry, F. A. Sawyer,
Reuben Tomlinson and D. T. Corbin are
at tho Columbia Hotel.
The following is the programme of
music by Prof. Buchar's 18th Regiment
Band, for tomorrow afternoon: