The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-16

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The exercises Of the city school will
be resumed to dsy-Miss O'CalIahan
hnviDg returned.
Mr.. Mckenzie is in receipt of lot
OF foe Malaga, and Isabel grapes.
oranges, lemons. aud, nnts.,.,. =.
It is very essential to good health to
keep your feet warm during the winter
season. 3
Oity money and Building and loan
Association certificates are in demand.
These moneys are being very generally
received.
Mr. Hamburg furnishes the best Of
wood nt $5 per cord. We deal with
him. and know that he furnishes the
full amount.
Fowler's Buzaar Of Fashion, for Oc-
tober has come to hand. 1t is. as usual,
filled with interesting matter for the
ladies and we'll illustrated.
Shortly after the conclusion Of the
ciro-s performance last night, pile of
hay on the grounds was fred, when
somo one started fire alarm.
By reference to the schedule, it will
be seen that the day aud night trains
OIL the Wilmington, CoIumbia and Au.
gusta Railroad leave at an earlier hour
than previously advertised.
In another column, Msssrs. John
Aguew & Sou announce the prices of
some Of the goods kept in their grocery
department. The list is long. and the
prices low down. These goods aro for
sale for greenbacks. gold, silver, or
other bankaole currency.
The circus street parade yesterday
frightened Il horse, which ran of with
the wagon attached, and upset the load
of apples and potatoes. The elepl1ut
helped himself to the fruit and vegeta-
bles; and with true appreciation of the
matter. AIR. Lent paid the damages.
friend OF ours, Whenever he wishes
to remember anything particularly in
the morning, always turns photograph
face to the wall before retiring, and
usually spends the greater part of next
day pondering over the problem, what
the mischief it was he wanted to re-
member.
Messrs. r. & W. @. Swsffield come up
in line this morning on the city money
and Building and Loan Association Ger.
tificates. Clothing, hats aud gentle
mems furnishing goods, can be pur-
chased at their esta blishment with either
OF the above; greenbacks are as ac.
ceptabia as ever, and rather than dis.
appoint their customers. they will even
take gold and silver.
The cus-going public will have an
early opportunity of witnessing three
grand performances in one day. The
Great Eastern Circus, Museum, Manage
RE and Aviary will giv, three exhibit.
tions in Columbia, on Thursday, the
23d instant. Previous 20 the perform
ances, there will be grand street pa
rads. with steam piano in the process
sion; also, balloon ascension. Hunt
up your small change:
Messrs Jacob e. Hose have opened q
sausage factory at the corner of Me-
dium and Main streets, where they arc
prepared to furnish any number of Gus.
toners with fresh sausages, bologuas,
pnldings, 80. We have tested some OF
their articles, aud feel warranted in re
tommendingI them to the public. This
is the pacs where meat is furnished
without the objection generally urged
the superabundance OF bone.
SoLvENT.-Dr. j. W. Parker, Agent
for Columbia Of the st. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company. has received a
despatch from the President of the
Company, transmitted from Atlanta by
the General State Agents for Georgin
and South Carolina, of highly salts
factory character us to it's condition. It
states that the Injunction upon it's busi-
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