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

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Refreshments Sf all kinds rauid And
solid-as all hours, atthe Pollock House.
Wood dealers were in despair over
the warm weather, yesterday.
Rswls' music store ia the centre OF
attraction. The patent organs are uni
versally admired.
AT the Pollock House. can be OBJ.
tanned the finest cigars and chewing
tobacco.
The new style Of gentlemen's collars
is said to be modelled after those worn
by lend men" in minstrel troupes.
The old Pollock House is still ahout.
They have the best of Neuse River,
Norfolk and Charleston oysters.
Fines urge Norfolk oysters, on The
half shell, nro all the rage. a ha!f
dozen is good mess for an ordinary
! eater.
Godeys Ludv's Booh-for December
the old standby, has been received
from MIR. r. L. Bryan. 1t is us spicy rs
ever.
Persons indebted to the PHOENIX Office
are requested to call and settle, as money
is needed. The cash rule will be strictly
adhered to hereafter.
a card from Mr.. Calcutt. of the new
hotel. appears in another column. The
building is centrally located, the term
nre low and the fare excellent,
A freight train on the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad broke
down, yesterday, near Florence. which
detuined the passenger train several
hours.
Mr.. Dial has brought out peculiarly
fancy lamp and reflector for Messrs.
Perry & Slawson, of the "Indian Girl"
cigar store. It reflects all the colors of
the rainbow.
Gen. R. D. Lilley, of Virginia, who
visited this city last spring, in behalf
of tho South Carolina chair in the
Washington and Lee University, is at
the Wheeler House.
Messrs. j. II. Kinard & Co. inform
visitors and residents OF their wherea-
bouts through the columns of this morn
ing's PuGN1X. The house is an old and
reliable ono.
Special passenger trains are to be run
over the Greenville and Columbia Rail
road, between Helena and Columbia,
and return, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, November II and 13.
Mr.. G. T. Jackson. who claims to be
the leader of low prices, is out with an
announcement, this morning. Pur-
chasers can easily prove the correctness
of his assertions.
The Paris pool system is to be inau
gurated in this city. this evening. a
noted New Yorker hos tho matter in
charge, and will elucidate it in the store
adjacent to the Pollock House.
Mr.. O'Hara, the famous pedestrian. is
in Columbia, and is arranging to per.
form his celebrated walking feats in this
S'J' "o oSo " LILO NooiSAa PaPcio ue
has been walking six miles in an hour,
and part of it backward
The oeauty and variety of colors ol
the leaves on the trees in the old Arsenal
grounds are commented on py many
citizens. They range from thu bri eNt.
est green to the palest yellow. A walk
in that vicinity will repay any one.
Our neighbors, Messrs. Hoffman &
Albrecht, put forth a tempting bill oi
fare, this morning. They keep varied
stock fish, flesh and fruit. Mnny
articles called for by house-keepers ar.
ready for table use.
The weather, for several days, has
beon elightful-words fail to express
it. Columbia, yesterday, reminded us
of the good old anle.JeNum times. The
sido. walks were thronged with ladies,
while the road ways were filed will
vehicles.
Mr.. Mckenzie has established 6
branch of his establishment at tho Fair
Grounds, where delicacies of all kind.
will be dispensed. A large stock O.
toys, French and plain confectionery
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