The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-09
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Secretary Aiken and his Able assis.ans. >.
Thomas w. Holloway. Esq. arrived in
Columbia last night. prepared for duty.
Fine Norfolk and Charleston oysters
at all times and in all styles at VIM. M.
Fines State Capitol Saloon.
There were five deaths in Columbia a
for the week ending the sth-whites
four; colored onc
The subscription price OF the Charles
ton Daily Courier and Mcps is to be $40
a year-the anei-war price.
An advertising card, somewhat in style
OF greenbaok, was passed on o colored
man yesterday. and twenty five cents in
change furnished.
Persons indebted to tho PHOENIX Office
arc requested to call aud settle, as money
is needed. Tho cash rnle will lie strictly
adhered to hereafter.
Col. Dodamead runs special passe n
passenger train from Helena to Colum
bia and return, on the 18th, to accom-
modute visitorn to the Fair.
The charm Of yesterday brought out
many ladies on our Broadway, and tho
dry goods merchants and clerks were
radiant with smiles.
The drains below the State House. on
Main street, are being laid with granite.
Probably we will refer to this matter
again.
Roy. ]. II. Bryson, the newly appoint.
cd pastor of the Presby terian Church,
has arrived in Columbia, and will fill
tho pulpit Of thnt church to-day.
A large lot OF stock came down the
Greenville and Colum bia Rsilroud, yes
terday, for exhibition at the State Fair.
| Quantities Of ARTICLES are also in the
depot.
Mayor Alexander will be au extensive
exhibitor at the State Fair. His card,
in another column, specifies some of the
articles. The iron columns are great
notwithstanding cast all in one piece.
| Mr.. Solomon's card, this morning,
announces still greater reduction in
the prices of groceries and provisions
Read it. by all means. Many articles
have been added to tho list.
We are indebted to President Y. J.
Pope for Gard of invitation to tho ball
of the South Carolina Club, which comes
off on Thursday evening next. 1t will,
ss usual, be truly brilliant affair.
A card from Messrs. Moore & Faber
appears in another column. These
young men will attend particularly to
the collection of accounts. Persons
having bad debts should bear this in
mind.
The weather. yesterday. was all that
could be desired bright. balmy and
spring-like. It was day such as thai
described by the old poet Herbert:
Sweet day, 30 calm, 10 pure, so bright,
The bridal OF the earth and sky!"
The long protracted drought in bust
ness seems to have been dispelled dur.
ing the last few days. There was con.
siderable activity, yesterday, in cotton,
and wagons and carts and bustling peo
pie made the streets unusually lively.
Bishop Howe, OF the Protestant Epis
copal Church, will preach and admins
ter confirmation. this morning, and vii
also preach at night in Trinity Church
Morning service to commence at I!
o'clock, and night service at half-past z
The Great Eastern Circus, Menagerie
etc.. exhibits here on Monday, Novem
ber 2l. Their performances in differ
ent portions of Georgia and Alabam,
are giving general satisfaction. On ou
fourth page will be found long adver
tisement, announcing what is to he seen
The Greenyillo passenger trair
brought down q full complement Of vi
sitors to the Fair, last night. Anon.
them, We regret to state, were scvera
three-card monte dealers, crack-loo an6
other sporting characters, who had bee,
prowling around the fairs in the up
country.
The officers we're basi!y engaged 6
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