The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-09

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His reported thaE thsre WAS atslighf
frost in; this vicinity, yesterday morning.
Il ID paid that number Of our old
bachelors will double up this winter. ="
The ice merchant now bemosneth his
lot and refnseth to be comfortet'
Financial matters are all'serene now,
but the purse strings don't draw we'll.
It ie strange that the sansoge season
comes Must where the dog days e1-
pire. Afs W
Professor a. Haight. proprietor of
the Great Eastern Circus, arrived in &C.
lumbia yesterday.
The Third Brigade. n. G. 8. c., pa
rade for inspection, in this city, ON the
Goth Of December.
A Mongol6er balloon made o capital
ascension, yesterday afternoon, much
to the qualification of the young folks.
The weather. yesterday, was material
ly warmer than the previous duy, and
overcoat stock. as o matter Of course.
materially deprecated.
A charitable individual ia distributing
small bottles of "Jackson's Magic Bal
cam" about the streets. It is claimed
to be remedy f,r head, tooth aud
other ache3.'
Mr. Kinard is enlarging his building
on Main street. and the upper portion
will be occupied by Mr.. Z. Caicutt, who
Intends opening hotel about the 1st
November.
Cotton is bringing Il good price now,
and as theru is plenty of funds in the
hnuds Of buyers, planters are advised to
como forward promptly cents was
paid for it yesterday.
AIr. l.. S. Ford. agent Of the Southern
Express Company, requests as to say,
that all donations in mid Of the yellow
fever sufferers at Memphis will be for
warded by the company free of charge.
Parker's Hall has large stage, with
raised seats, ETC., and is now in condi-
tion to be USED for theatrical and other
| show purposes. SkiH & Gaylord's
Minstrels gave the initiatory exhibition
last night.
Senator John Wilson, OF Anderson,
arrived in Columbia, yesterday. He
informs us that several deaths have oc-
Cured in that town recently, among
them the wife of Mr.. David a. Wood
son.
Cash ia the rule Transient adver-
tisers must pay before insertion. Mar
riage aud funeral notices are 81. Ad-
vertisements not exceeding five lines,
seventy-five cents; nine lines, Sl-subse-
queut insertions. fifty cents.
MIR. D. Gambrill, of this city, is the
agent for the celebrated Kentucky Lii
brary Lottcry-tho management OF
which is in the hands of e1 Governor
Bramlette. The next drawing comes of
in time for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. J.C. Dial's new hardware csta-
blishment. on the corner of Richardson
and Taylor streets, is now open for bnsi
ness. 1t extends over 200 feet on Tavlo'
street, with frontage of thirty-fiye fe,,
on Richardson. There is tremsndoY
stock on hand.
Arrangements have been male bxSye
Western Union Telegraph Comps,y to
forward contributions OF money 5 the
distressed inhabitants OF Memphis. Mr..
Cathcart requests US to suy tl.t sub
scription lists can be found ut tag Caro-
lima and Central National Banks.
at the annual meeting Of TIC Colum-
bia Building and Loan Association. the
following officers were elcc@I to serve
for the ensuing year: Pres;ibnt-Jam es
e. Black; Secretary aud rreasurer-A.
G. Brenizer; Directors Mcken-
zic, Geo. Shields, s. I Leaphart. w.
r. CAthcart, G. NJ. WakEr, G. Diercks.
The robbers and honse-brenkers are
still at work. A few aights ago, CO.
lored man was discovered in the bod
room Of Mr.. JOS. Newman. on Richard