The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-05

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PHoNIx.
Hen fruits already looking up. in an
ticipation Of the holidays. ~ vs. s,-zs "a
f A rauch:needed lrAn fell yesterday,
J th:cS9see s.sstna.ly ls:3she das;.S fy
The Great Esstsrs Cirrus drew fin
mense crowds atsAfsoon. + 3
Buy fair, aud sell fair, take care of tho
profits. advertise. and be economical.
The stalls and booths at the Fair
Grounds are to be let out to-day, at
auction.
When the cats away-ths cook fluids
it difficult to explain how the cold meat
goes.
A boiler exploded at Greenwood,
several days ago. by which two indivi.
duals lost their lives.
Fine Norfolk and Charleston oysters
nt all times and in all styles at VIM. M.
Fines State Capitol Saloon. 8
Harry and Rose Watkins, the cele-
breted Irish character actors, are billed
for Columbis during fair week.
The Governor has appointed Major
e. III. Strother Treasurer for Marion
County. oice DR.. R. Vampill, removed.
Mr.. John T. Ford's theatrical combi-
nation is arranging for an appearance
in this city. for two evenings during
the latter part Of this week.
Persons in need OF job printing of
any kind for the approaching fair. are
requested to leave their orders during
the present week, to avoid delay.
The moon WAS billed for an exhibition
in this city last night, bnt steady rain
and black clouds caused postpone
ment. She will appear tonight, if the
Weather permits.
The employees OF the Great Eastern
Circus prese nted Mr.. Andrew Haight,
the senior proprietor, with handsome
testimonial. The presentation took
place at the State Fair in Macon.
A lady had several hundred dollars
worth of point lace clipped off her
clothing by IN adroit thief, while she
was at church singing "strip me of the
robe eff pride-clothe me in humility"
Jack Chambers arrived in Colu-Abia,
yesterday. bringing with him the veil
known animals. Hickory Jack" and
"Molsey." Sporting men and fine
stock are daily putting in an appear
ance.
A fire occurred at Haltiwanger's Mills,
in Dutch Fork, on Thursday night last.
by which quantity of lumber. toge-
ther with the wooden tramway, was de-
stroyed. Loss about $500-po insur-
ance
We are indebted to the President. G.
Miles. Esq. for card of admission TO
the Fair Of the Carolinas, to be held in
Charlotte, OH the 25th, 26th, 9th, 2Sth
and Goth of November. The premiums
are liberal.
The PHOENIX, this morning, contains
two-column account of what can be
seen under the several canvases occu-
pied by the Great Eastern Circus, Me-
nagerie, etc. It is monster exhibi-
ton, and ono which circus-goers and
ouriosity-seekcrs will appreciate. The
"Great Eastern" gave entire satisfac-
ton to all who attended.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. We
are informed thai oil unsold tickets TO
the fourth concert of this enterprise, in
the hands Of agents, will be returned on
25th instant. Remember this, and form
your clubs and secure tickets while they
can be had. NILS
SUDDEN DEATH Our citizens were
shocked, yesterday morning. ut the an
nounccment that Mr.. 4. r. Phillips
had fallen dead in the City Park. Mr..
Phillips had resided in Columbia for
nearly forty years. He was, We believe,
a native Of New York, where he had
several brothers. He waa never married.
An inquest was held, yesterday, by
Coroner Coleman, and death from apo
plexy was tho verdict rendered Mr..
| p WIS in the habit of VISITING the Park