The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-08


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Moneyis an excellent substitute for
brains.
Even cheese and tobacco are pressed
for money at this time
Summer clothing Was ut p discount
yesterday and last night. -.--..
Brookbanks & Co. have. received II
fresh supply OF fruit and confectioucry
Look out for the chicken thieves.
During the past few nights, they have
made raids on several poultry houses.
Old John Robinson's CIRCUS and me.
nagerie is on it's winding way and will
put in an appearance here in December.
The piazzas around the fall style OF
shoes are q little broader than those
built in the summer.
The cool October breezes blows
among the treeses, aud indicates some
early freezes.
SkiG &c Gailord's Minstrels give one
of their highly popular entertainments,
at ParIer's Hall. this evening. As
mirth- provokers, they are une1celled.
The sardine fishery is said to be the
best this season for years. and every
body who likes the taste OF coal oil and
scrap iron boiled down will rejoice.
DR.. Hydrick delivered an address on
temperance in Irwin's Hall, last night,
and WIS attentively listened to by q
large audience.
The stove.dealers aud clothiers were
kept busy yesterday-the sudden change
in the weather bringing overcoats and
heaters in demand.
| The Kersbaw Gazette is the namo of a
now weekly paper which has just made
It's appearance in Camden. It is pub
lished by Mr.. Frank p. Beard.
Confidence is rapidly increasing, and
the effects of the panic will soon disap-
pear and be forgotten, while currency
will be more abundant than ever.
An election writ is soon to be issued
to fill the places in the Legislature ol
those who have become disqualified by
holding Offices.
Cash is the rule. Transient adver.
tisers must pay before insertion. Mar.
riage and funeral notices are 81. Ad.
vertisements not exceeding FIVE lines,
seventy-five cents; nine lines, Sl-subse.
quent insertions. fifty cents.
The average length of farmers life
is sixty-6ve years, while that Of O
printer is but thirty-three; hence the
necessity of paying for your paper
promptly; we have not long to live, and
would like to have little money before
We dio.
Dir. l.. S. Ford. agent of The Southern
Express Company. requests us to say
that all donations in aid of the yellow
fever sufferers at Memphis will be for
warded by the company free of charge
It is hoped that our citizens will contri
butte literally. A subscription list viii
be found at the express Office.
Our young friend, Frank Green, who
has acquired considerable OF q reputa
ton es q taxidermist, is preparing {
case of stuffed rats and mice for exhibi
tion at'the next fair. The work is very
carefully executed, and the design il
original as we'll as novel.
The Exchange House, under the man
agement of Messrs. Southern & Bran
lctte, has been put in first class order
the rooms have been refurnished pri
vate lunch rooms arranged, etc. The,
will keep oysters. fish and game during
tho season. We can vouch for tie ex
cellence Of the cooking-having giyer
it trial; while those who are fond o
spiritual refreshments say the liquor
arc OF best quality.
Messrs. Hoffman e. Albrecht (tw,
doors below PHOENIX oflice) ore receiv
ing q full stock of articles in thei