The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-29
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which Opens on tAb 11th ofsh ext Honth.
"Doan with4hsduata.sA merchants
having stopped payments, Major Seibels
has stopped off the water.
The chicken thieves are making meat
while the moon is hid. Mr.. Cantwell
was the last victim heard from.
Fine Norfolk aud Charleston oysters
at all times and in all styles at Wm., n.
Fines State Capitol Saloon.
A beautiful rainbow, across the North.
western aky, attracted the attention and
admiration OF early risers, yesterday
morning.
The PHOENIX takes gold, silver, nickel,
greenback, city money and Building and
Loan scrip in payment of indebtedness.
Some of the cellar doors along Main
street are in dangerous condition-one
in the Columbia Hotel Row ia q perfect
trap. It should be looked after.
At meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the South Carolina University. held
yesterday, Major E. W. Everson was
elected Librarian.
The wind blew gale all day yester-
day, and the dust was peculiarly severe
upon sensitive eyes. Last night. the
weather was very cold and clear.
Mr.. Hardy Solomon han still further
reduced his prices for groceries, etc
His new rates will be spread before our
readers ton morrow.
| Excursion tickets are on sale over the
South Carolina Railroad, for tho Macon,
Georgia, Fair, good to return until No
vember g.
Mr.. J. 81. Burgess is in the city. He
represents J. W. & K. Chisolm, i'm
porters and manufacturers of hair
goods, 1874 Broadway, New York, and
Rue Martel. Paris.
hessrs. Peixotto 5 Sons offer for sale
at auction, this morning. q number of
articles in the way of necessaries of life
bacon, lard, pork, cheese, ETC. Look
out for bargains.
Captain j. n. Cochran. OF Hodges
Depot, has presented us with several
fine potatoes. OF the yam variety. one
oi which weighs four pounds and ten
ounces.
Messrs. Ludden & Bates, publishers
of the Southern M,tsical Journal, now
offer four new premiums to new SUBJ
.c-'bers. The subscription price is one
dollar per annum. Specimens sent free.
| Liberal contributions have been made
in this city in aid of the yellow fever
sufferers OF Memphis and Shreveport
over $500 besides what was realized at
the concert Monday evening.
Tommy Agnew has opened Cigar
stand in the Southwest corner of the
large establishment occupied by his
father and elder brother. Smokers say
that Tommy keeps the finest brands of
the weed.
We have unintentionally omitted to
notice heretofore the arrival in this
city, after several months absence in
Europe, of Senator Thos. J. Robertson
und President Benedict, of the Repub-
lican Printing Company.
Mr.. John D. Bateman announces tue
opening of his oyster business. He
keeps choice Norfolks-those delightful,
plump fellows, that 80 highly delight
oyster eaters. He also keeps potatoes,
onions AID apples.
TIE male head remarked to the female
head of friends house. as he took his
seat at the breakfast table, Eternal
biscuit is the price of patience" The
aforesaid female head proceeded forth.
with to make it appear that the afore
said male was dough. head.
Spack Cauley, colored man who
hailed from Columbia. was killed on the
South Carolina Railroad, one mile
above Ridgeville, on Saturday night
last. A coronor's inquest was held by
]. NJ. Cantwell, Trial Justice, acting
Coroner, and verdict in accordance
with the facts Of the case was rendered
The Governor has made the following