The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-18

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seriously ill that his life is despaired Of.
We. furnish the oomplete premium
list, this morning. s,iia sr52q 9.,s "a.
By reference to the sausage advertiee.
ment, it will be seen that Mr.. John Q.
Jacob is conducting it in his own inte-
rest = i, e t-1's 81 l.. is-i,. = A,S
Mr.. Stanley. agent fottl the Chapman
Sisters, is in Columbia, making arrange
ments for the exhibition of this popular
troupc-eon Wednesday and Thursday
evenings and Thursday matinee.
Sunday was pleasant day. but at
night gale set in, and it blew ''great
guns" with liberal amount of rain.
Yesterday, it was cold, rainy and disa-
greeable.
MIR. Hook exhibited 10 us, yesterday,
fine specimen of the genus wild cat.
which was killed on Twelve Mile Greek,
Lexington. On Saturday last. He. is a
savage looking beast and is as large as
panther. He is to be stuffed.
The Third Regiment OF National
Guards, Elizabeth, New Jeassy, has ten
dered it's services to President Grant,
for duty in Cuba in defence OF the IL
berty of American citizens. This is an
example which our valiant National
Guard should be prompt to emulate.
Mr.. s. 8. Solomons has entered upon
the discharge of his duties as General
Superintendent Of the South Carolina
Railroad Company, to which highly re-
sponsible position he has been appoint.
ed. Mr.. !Solomons is emphatica!Iy q
self-made man.
Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken will accept
our thanks for his liberal present of o
bag OF -four and bnle of extra fine pea
vine hay. We can assure him that his
intimation as to man and beast is being
carried ont, as ye local breakfasted on
biscuit prepared from the -four, and his
animals appear to heartily enjoy the
hny.
Persons interested in racing at the
Charlotte Fair should read the following:
CHARLOTTE, N. O., Nov. Is, 1878.
Col. WOODWARD, FAIR GROUNDS: For
the Fair of the Carolinas in the trials
Of speed, the Executive Committe an
nounce the following important changes
in the rules governing this department:
The entrance fee, in all cases, has been
abolished. The contestipg horses must
all be entered by o'clock P. NJ, the
day preceding the trials.
JOSEPH GRAHAM,
Chairman Executive Cotnmittee.
PHGNrxIANA.-Aa silk hat, moustaohe
or pink neck-tie don't constitute
gentleman.
Solomon was good judge-of the
fair seq.
A fashionable virtue for the winter is
economy.
A whole lot of people have determined
that to wear .'ole clo'es" this winter is
"the respectable thing"
A key-hole is good opening for small
souls.
It is easier to thrive by industry than
by idleness.
| LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
| Meeting Burns Club.
"a. u. helnt1hu-OOuBQ syrup.
Independent Fire Engine Company.
Capital Building and Loan Associat'n
John Alexander-Iron Work.
Chapman Sisters.
Sacred Music Books.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUcKY.-We
are informed that all unsoid tickets to
tho fourth concert of this enterprise, in
the hands Of agents, will be returned on
25th instant. Remember this, aud form
your clubs and secure tickets while they
can be had. N2t13
In compliance with the in vitation
from the Georgia State Agricultural So
ciety aid from the State Grange of
Georgia, the following gentlemen ore
appointed to represent the State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society and the
State Auxiliary Joint Stock Company at
tho Cotton States Convention, to be
held in Atlanta, Georgia. on Tuesday,
the 25th day of November, instant: r.
| NJ. Sims, OF York; A. d. Fradrick, of
Oro N hurrv. TIL, ~ ~ RI, clo~ - N~1.-