The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-10


A large and varied lot of cards, suita-
BILE for weddings. invitations. visiting
and business purposes. have just been re-
ceived at this Office, which, owing to the
dull scason. will be printed at low rntes.
Don't forget the Openings" to-day
Mrs. q. E. Reed has displayed her usual
good taste. and laid in beautiful and
tasty stock of articles in the millinery
line for the young. as well Oh the middle
aged and elderly. A young member of
the PHOENIX nest boasts natty-looking
cap, thanks to the kindness of Mrs. r.
A notice of interest to ssw-mill owners
will be found in another column. This
lumber is wanted for bridges on the Air
Line Railroad, and as the contracts are
being rapidly completed, it is necessary
that the bridge materials should be fur
nished as rapidly as possible. Mr.. Mer-
Ger will give all necessary Information.
DR.. D. L. Boozer will be absent from
the city until next Tuesday, the 18th.
The Rural Carolinian, for October,
furnishes excellent reading matter for
farmers and even the general reader.
Walker, Evans and Cogswell and D.
Wyatt Aiken are the publishers, in
Charleston.
Ashes were always considered good to
make corn and grass grow. and now they
have been found wonderfully efficaoious
in raising cities. Columbia has grown
at the rate Of house week since their
application.
United States Commissioner Watts
has furnished lib with copy of the
monthly report OF the Department of
Agriculture for August and September.
1t contains highly important informa-
ton.
The Moses headquarters was brilliant
ly illuminated. last night, in honor of
the Republican victories. There was
band of music in attendance, also.
The firm Of D. Q. Pei1otto & Son has
been added to-our young friend and
natne-sake- C.-having been made
member.
The day passenger train over the Will
mington, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road now leaves at H. 25 o'clock.
Mr.. Alfred Menett is the successor of
tho firm of Hudson & Menett, advertis-
ing agents, and occupies the old quar-
ters, FL Park Row, New York.
DR.. T. T. Moore is absent from the
city. His patrons will be advised of his
return through the press, which will be
in a few days.
DR.. L. E. Jackson has on exhibition,
at his drug store, genuine specimen of
the cutie fish, which he caught in CO.
lumbia. 1t is about four inch, long,
with all the tentacleo perfect. also
has several specimens of salt W. '"r fish.
They are cnriosities.
DR.. Ensor communicates the crafty
ing intelligence that he has succeeded in
making arrangements whereby the
Lunatio Asylum will be amply supplied
with provisions and all medical supplies
for the balance of the year. No one
need now feel any anxiety. The trouble
is over for this year, at least.
Mr.. l. Grieshaber has removed his
saloon to the Cottage House, where
he will serve @ free lunch from IL to l
o'clock.
Mr.. Berry is now opening the i'm
mense stock of furniture purchased by
him during his recent Northern trip. 1t
is particularly fine. He has several
styles of the popular "medallion" pat
tern. Tho whole three stories of his
new building are filled.
A racy subiect-The winning horse.
This delightful weather attracts nu-
merous persons to the garrison grounds
70 hear the excellent music discoursed
by Prof. Buohar's superior band. The
following is the programme for this
afternoon:
Rife Club Q Qaickstep-Bach
Cavatina, from Lombardi-
Faust Waltz-Faust.
Scene and Cavatina, Opera Ernani-
Verdi.
Ixion Polka-Vinateri.
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