The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-07


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Ponila Z 1BR4a1 81 81, ,K1s44Uacikr.-we ~ ai
are informed that oil .uusold siokets to
the fourth concert Of This enterprise, in
she hands Of aesats,o will be returned on
25th Instant. Remember this. and form
your clubs @ and secure ,ticketsiwhi.e they
can be hada 30 apsay ,oe sA aNt13
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lHE THEMAMFs ARE MrNa.-The
old favorises, the qTremaine' Brothers,
with the redoubtableS John G. Pier
son.. are Billed fof. thisicity next Friday
and Saturday nishtai ,the.l4th and 18th
inst. at Parkers Hall. They have the
same old troupe, With one or two new
characters additional. It is unnecessary
for us to say single word in commend.
alton Of the select and chastei onter-
tainment OF the Tremaines. They are
we'll known here, and well packed
honse will chow the high. appreciation
IN which they are held by our citizens.
THEATR1oAL.-Ford'sO Com bination and
Martinesti Family will give one OF their
select entertainments at Iwin's Hall
this evening. The company had in.
tended to give performance last even
ing, but owing to missing connection at
Charleston, they were unable to do 80.
We understand, however, that there is
a probability Of the company perform
ing again tomorrow night. Tho press
and public OF Augusta, Savannah, At
lanta and elsewhere have literally at
tested their appreciation OF this COM
pany by Mandatory notices and full
houses, and thus We feel safe in promis-
ing our citizens frst class entertain.
ment. The play this evening will be
Wilkie Collins' .New2 2Magdalen." The
performance will conclude with the cele.
brated Martinetti pantomime, "The
Little Miseries of Human Life"
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a WARSINd.-Ksep your eyes opened
and hands on your pocket. books. Yes.
terday. two suspicious characters were
arrested by q policeman, shortly after a
futile effort to pass counterfeit money.
A search of their psrsons disclosed
quantity Of counterfeit currency, COM
monty called "the queer" besides q
number of curious keys. These are the
gentry that como ahead of exhibitions,
md tho ppr,bor ~ oI,o-, ~ .c..A
Fair that will follow upon the heels of
each other at this season, is their har-
vest season. Trust not the stranger
who is ''suoh nice man." While you
look in his eyes. the fingers of his con.
federate are in your pocket. Last year,
a number of ladies and gentlemen had
their pockets picked at the Fair
Grounds, which will be lesson to them
for the future, and should be an exam
pie to others. Familiarities between
gamblers, pick-pookets and policemen
should not be permitted during the en-.
suing fair.
PHGN1xIASA.-WhA is more glorious
than to change anger into friendship?
Flowers are the stars of earth; stars
are the flowers Of Heaven.
Money is very close, bnt not close
enough for us to get hold of it.
When a clock is wound up it goes.
When firm is wound up it stops.
Everybody has suddenly become very
economical.
The best time for bread baking is in
the hour of need.
The best thing in the world is to take
things as they come-take them easy
and take good many of them.
He is the best accountant who can
cast up correctly the sum OF bis own
errors.
Fire and sword are but slow engines
Of destruction in comparison with the
babbIer.'
All wise men speak we'll Of their
neighbors. love their wives and take
home papers.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 6, 1873