The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-22
CRY MATTERS. for the

fHRNIX.
Extra fine oysters at Fines State
CAPITOL Saloon.
There was heavy frost in Columbia
and vicinity, yesterday morning.
Small boys are drawing on their shoes
and socks for the winter.
Tho trees wear autumn's livery now,
and the woods around the city are con
| sequentiy very fair to look upon.
The most satisfactory man to dsal
with is tobacconist You can always
get Quid pro quo from him.
The 25th day OF October is ST. Girls
pins day, the great festival day of the
numerous body OF shoe makcrs.
Fire wood found ready srle in this
market, yesterday. Fires were abso.
iutely necessary to comfort.
The "Little Barefoots" have all gone
into winter quarters, and the season Of
ne-bruises is at an end.
The PHOENIX takes gold, silver, nickel,
errenback, city money and Building and
Loan scrip in payment of indebtedness.
Some of tho trees are almost mixed
the change which has been wrought
within the past three days is quite per-
oeptible.
Mr.. Agnew, through the columns Of
the Union Herald. pitches into Alderman
Carpenter with u sharp stick. relative to
the city money.
II ls said ut the Comptroller Generals
Office that tho County Auditors alb
stracts for this year huve y I'll rendered
very promptly, aud aru more free Of
mistakes than usual
DR.. Lindlry. whose eaid appears IN
another column. has acquired oons,dera-
bio reputation i'll the cure Of scrofula,
neuralgia and rheumatism, and also
operates on surgical cases.
| 4 procession OF colored uicn, mum
bering about twelve. headed with q
banner, bearing the inscription Brick
layers and Plasterers' Union" paraded
through the streets, yesterday.
Lafayette l. Wolfe, who was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for term OF
years, ind succeeded in making his es-
cape ten days ago, WAS arrested, yester-
day, near Baltimore. He will be re-
turned to his former quarters
a number Of merchants in Baltim ore
advertise that they will give silver as
change to purchasers of goods. and
| man u ~ arol,, n 70 n otbar o;t;,, ,~o ,1o;,o
tue same thing. Who in Columbia will
be the first to emulate this example?
Those in need of clothing aud arti-
cles pertaining TO gentlemen's furnish.
ing goods should visit Mr.. Epstin's es.
tsblishmentin in the Columbs Hotel Row.
The members Of the Legislature, in
particular, are invited to call, as they
know where they have been suitel be
fore.
We observed an illustration oe DC.
hccman's duty, yesterday, that might
be followed with credit to the force aud
beuefit to the community. Policeman
Bynum detected u boy throwing dead
fowl into the street, when he ordered
him to take i. back into tho yard from
whence it came, and bury it.
The Great Eastern Circus gives three
exhibitions in this city tomorrow. BE
out in tlIno to see the grand street pa
geant, and have your change rendy to
pass in beneath the canvas, where al
the wonders Of the saw dust ring anC
numerous specimens Of the wild ANNA
kingdom can be seen.
The Davenport Brothers, with Prof
Fay, whose wonderful performances il
this city, several years ago, caused snct
excitement, give two seauccs in Irwin.
Hall. on Friday and Saturday even :,
next. They are assisted by Harcor. {
wonderful prcstidigitateur. 1t is an ex
hibitlon to he remembered, and We have
no doubt but that the hall will b,
thronged. Oar experiences is that yol
can feel tho spirits, although they ar,
not visible.
Call ut the State Cupitol S.,!oon an,
get good oysters.
FAIIlSu HEALTH. We regret to lenrl