The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-18

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The weather c0ntin1es YARN and
pleasant. t,l.9flsa. & x. .}S.- A
Call at the State Capitol Saloon and
get good oysters.
E. B. Murray. Esq. editor Of the
Conserve uator. Anderson G. H.. 8. c., is
10 the city. it ~
Palmetto lodge, No. g.; last night,
donated funds to aid their suffering
brethren in Memphis.
The members OF the Board OF Trade
are requested to meet at their rooms at
IL O'Clock to-day.
Gov. Moses has prepared lengthy
message, which is to be presented to the
Legislature on Tuesday next.
The PHOENIX takes gold, silver. nickel,
greenbacks, city money and Building
aud Loan scrip in payment of indabt-
edness.
The grand stand on the race track
adjacent to the Fair Grounds is nearly
completed. It is an extensive and COM
Portable building.
The beautiful weather this week has
drawn the ladies all on the streets, and
the dry goods dealers have been proper
tionately happy.
Judge Carpenter had divorce case
before him, yesterday-Representative
Minort petitionirg to be released from
his marital VOWS. It will be continued
this morning, at 10 o'clock.
We return our sincere thanks to DR..
aud Mrs. V. P. Clayton, for liberal
allowance OF bride cake. We shall fol-
.ow the old fashion, and dream on the
dainty bits.
A stranger visiting Columbia showed
his si1-year-old the State House, aud
told him that was where the Legislature
met. Child-like, he answered with
question, "Pa. is that where they steel?"
Smokers will find the best brands of
the Tweed" at Mr.. NJ. Sulzbac hers, on
Richardson street, near the Wheeler
House. He imports as we'll as manu-
factures.
Go to E. E. Davies & Co. for fresh
fish, Norfolk oysters, oranges. lemons,
bananas, apples, granite-head cabbage,
eggs. prime country butter-in fact,
anything you want for the table. All
orders promptly delivered. 2
Choice groceries of every kind can
be obtained at Mr.. Hardy Solomon 8
establishment. He makes no distinc-
ton as to currency greenbacks, city
and Building end Loan Association
scrip.
A mule attached to a wagon, belong
ing to Mr.. J. G. Jacob, ran off, yester-
day evening, and threw the driver, Mr..
James Kelly, to the ground. He was
seriously injured-botA collar-bones
being broken.
PHHNIXIASA.-Chan for capital are
not always capital chances.
Most men can get some one to share
their lot in this world-if it is large
one and on good street.
Most people dry their umbrellas han
dies upward. This concentrates the
moisture at the tip, whore it is CLOSE,
ru3ts the wire which secures the
stretchers and rots the cloth. After the
umbrella is drained, it is better to in
vert it and dry it in that position.
MILLER's ALMANAC-1S17-1S
This is the oldest almanac in the South,
if not in the United States. It was first
published by Mr.. A. G. Miller, in 1917,
and has been published every ) year since.
Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, the
present proprietors, will publish for
1874 separate edition for each County
in the State, giving total circulation
of $4,000 copies. It thus affords the
best medium of advertising in South
Carolina, excepting the newspapers.
Rates OF advertising reasonable. Apply
for terms. &c., to Mr.. Roswell T. Logan,
at the Columbia Hotel.
FINANCES MEETING OF THE BOARD
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