The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-15
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The toy stores pts filling Up fof; the
next big thing ohristmss: B
The weather. yesterday, Wis all:ahat
could be desired-clear and pleasant.
Attention is directed to the dancing
school card OF Mr.. Lewis Bagar.
The Governor has issued proclama-
ton appointing November II as day
OF thanksgiving and prayer, ~
Remember, the Great Eastern Oirsus
exhibits in Columbia on the Oath is.,
slant. s1eti
The Governor has appointed Mr.. II.
@. Levy Notary Public for Richland
County.
Wilkes Spirit of The Times states that
there is letter in that Office for Col.
Thomas G.. Bacon, of South Carolina.
Persons indebted to the PHGNIx Office
are requested to call aud settle, as money
is needed The cash rule will be strictly
adhered - hereafter.
Newspapers place between blankets
have the effect Of additional bedding.
These are only few of the uses Of
waste paper that could ensly be emu.
merated.
An exchange of shauls occurred at the
ball. on Thursday evening. by which a
grey shawl was carried off in place Of a
dark one. The gentleman having the
former, will please return it to the Co.
lumbia Hotel and get the latter.
| It is consoling to know that if wages
are shrinking as we'll as 'stocl4s," the
value OF groceries, clothing. boots and
shoes. and some Of tho necessaries of
life, is also gradually working it's way to
correspondingly lower points. This
may holp to equalize things.
! NECESSARY ARTICLES FOR TIE Fam
Messrs Z. E. Davies & Co. arc prepared
to supply hotels, restaurants and fami-
lies with the best Norfolk oysters and
fresh fish, received daily. They have
also large supply OF turkeys. poultry
and game, foreign and domestic fruits
Of all kinds. Oysters, fish and frnits a
specially. Orders delivered promptly.
Jnst received shipment OF dressed
poultry and partridges.
The BALL.-The annual ball of the
South Carolina Club came off on
Thursday evening at Parker's Hal. II
was joyous occasion. There were
distinguished representatives of Wit,
beauty and accomplishments in the
lady visitors from the mountains to the
seaboard. Our knights, too, from all
parts Of the State put their best foot
foremost in the merry dance, doing
deroir to beauty and loveliness, and
making such earnest vows and protesta.
tions of devotion as we cannot venture
to mention in print. The festivities
were kept up till late hour; but al
last the end came, and the happy par
ticipants retired, looking forward with
hope to similar delightful reunion in
1874.
The LAST AND BEST DAY.-The best
trottiDg race OF the week is to be to-day
at IL o'clock, open to the world The
celebrated mares Huntress and Goshen
Maid, from New York; Mack and Spot
ted Tail, from Kentucky; Molsey an6
Hickory JACK, from Georgia; and Gas
sion, Jupiter, Tom Taylor and Little
Sorrell, from Columbis, will be OF
hand. There is a chance for the cit,
people now, as the crowd is leaving
In addition to the interesting trottinf
race above mentioned, there are severa
running races on Tie :apis. which pro
misc to be interesting. And, above all
the champion pedestrian, Mr.. O'Hara
will walk twenty-five miles in fou
hours. beginning at IL o'clock, and vii
walk whilst the races are being run.
TRRMAINE BROTHERS AND PERSON
1t was evident from the character of tn,
audience Mt Parker's Hall, last evening
that the popularity of the Tremaines il
Columbia was as great to-day as whel
lopt here not y. m r1;p, =, Tho Foot th.