The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-25
O1rY Matters for the

oysters-on the half shell, or fried !;
Charleston and other varieties stewed.
November usurped supremacy, and
there was windy, clustering time, yes
terday.
Breast knots and snoods of bright CO.
lored ribbons are worn of evenings in
the social home circle.
Persons indebted to the PHOENIX Office
are requested to call and settle, as money
is needed. The cash rule will be strictly
adhered to hereafter.
The rattle for the music box at Mr..
Rawls' music store comes off this even.
ing, at 8 o'clock. A few chances still
left.
DIR. Moore, who was arrested few
days ago. on charge of forging Senator
Patterson's name to paper, has been
Released on $500 bail.
Owing to the non arrival of supply
of printing paper, we are compelled to
curtail the dimensions of the PHOENIX
to-day. We will be oil right again in
few days.
Ex Cashier l.. S. jacobs, of the South
Carolina Bank and Trust Company,
gave a farewell frolic to u party of his
friends, on Saturday night. He leaves
for New York in few days.
1t WAS Maj. J. II. Hill, and not Muj.
White, (as Incorrectly stated,) who was
OH Gen. Writings staff, md is now
connected with tho AGENCY Of the Balti-
more aud Wilmington Steamship line.
1t was expected that Judge Hugh T..
Bond would preside in the United States
Court, which convcnes in this city, to-
day; but as he has been detained, Judge
George S. Bryan will preside.
Ex-Anditor Gary's horsa became dis
satisfied with his position, yesterday,
near the Greenville depot, and put for
home. The buggy was pretty tho
roughly demolished.
We SAW beautiful maiden on the
street yesterday, who had what seemed
to be II stake and rider fence of lace
around her sloping neck, 80 high she
was compelled to tip-toe in order to see
over it.
a little child of Mr.. Gnerry was
severely gored by COW belonging to
Judge Melton. yesterday. One horn
passed through the tongue and the
other entered the stomach. The little
sufferer was covered with blood.
We regret to learn that Mr.. F. l..
Mckenzie had the large bone OF his leg,
just above the ankle, broken, on Sunday
last, by being thrown from buggy.
The cause Of the accident was striking
the wheel OF the vehicle against stump.
The sale of tickets to the fourth con-
cert of the Public Library of Kentucky
has been 80 rapid that Mr.. Gambrill
sold out entirely, yesterday, and was
compelled to telegraph to Governor
Bramlette for more to fill his orders.
The Chapman Sisters, Blanche, Ella
and Belle. supported by a powerful
hurlesque and comic opera company,
will give three of their inimitable en-.
tertainments in this city, commencing
on Wednesday evening next. The
Chapmans were always favorites with
our play goers.
Transfer printing inks are invaluable
to railroad companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers and others. They
are enduring and ohangeless, and will
copy sharp and clear for On jpdefiuite
period of time. Having just received q
fresh supply of inks, we are prepared to
execute orders promptly and at mode
rate prices.
w. Z. Spigener. Esq met with mar.
row escape on Saturday last. AS he was
driving down tho avenue leading to his
house, buzzard q ew up, which fright
cned the horses. and they ran off. Mr..
Spigener was thrown out, and so seri-
ously Injured that his life was dcspaired
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