The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-13
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ct Glenn Springs to might. ~
:Brookbankb & Coz deliver korosede
oil at your residence, at a low price.
See their advertisement.
Transient advertisements and no.
ticrs must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereaf ftcr.
The season is in it's prime, and Africa
reioices. The difference in number
between mnss melons and melon.
muses. is not appreciable.
Job printing Of every kind, from n
miniature visiting card to four.sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHdsSIN oilice. Try us.
Tim. Hurley's poor childrcn's pic
mic comes off ut Mount Pleasant, to-.
day. Tim, evidently. wants to be
nude Governor.
The Charleston News and Courier
publishes Governor Moses Sumter
speech in full us supplement-twelve
columns aud half of small type.
The Savannah RepuLHceu, one Of the
oldest papers in the State Of Georgiu,
has been forced to suspend pu blica
tion.
Yes: ctday uud the duy before were
warm enough to satisfy even crema-
tionist. Fans were in such demand
that the prices went up 1C0 per cent.
\ horse attached to tho buggy of
Mr.. q. ID. Hcudrix ran away, yester-
day, throwing the occupant out mud
buddy smashing one wheel.
Seegcrs' ice machine is all right
again, aud freezing out" as usual.
Cooler weather may, therefore, be
looked for.
Wm. Henry Trcscott. Esq. has de-
termined to run for Congress from the
Third Congressional District. We
shall publish his authorized announce.
ment tomorrow.
See what Messrs. W. d. Love & Co.
have to say. Their stock of goods is
the most extensive in the city, and
what they claim for them can be de.
pended upon.
a line Of steamers is about to be pnt
on between Port Royal and New York.
Charleston and Savannah must keep O
sharp look-out. or the new CITY will
get ahead of them.
What world OF gossip would be
prevented. if it was only remembered
that person who tells you of the
fuults of others, intends to tell others
of your faults.
Old type metal-superior 10 Babbitt
for some purposes can be obtained at
PHOENIX Office at low figures s-25 cents
pound for fifty pounds or less; 20
cents for larger quantities.
All in want OF mneical instruments
OF any kind, from jews harp up to a
piano, would consult their interest by
visiting Mr.. Rawls' store, next to PHU-
NIX office. as he is selling off cheap, in
order to close out his stock.
A run-off and smash.up OF two
freight cars on the Charlotte, Colum.
bia and Augusta Railroad. near Gilbert
Hollow. on Tuesday, detained the Au-
gusta passenger train Eve or six hours.
Connterfeits of the new fifty aud
ten-cent stamps are now in circulation.
The counterfeit OF either note is hardly
calculated to deceive persons who
handle much money. The paper is
poor, and the green color is paler than q
the genuine, end the engraving very
clumsiy executed.
a number of prominent Radicals of
Wilmington, N. G., chartered a train
from the W., G. e A. r. r., for an ex.
cursion to Columbia, on the 18th; but
owing to the turn Of the tide-the de-
feat of the party in the old North
State-the contributors backed down,
and the train will not be run.
The Chicora Rife Club numbers
about eighty members. The following
are the officers:
President, G. +. Janney; First Vice.
President, T. B. Orchard; Second.
James L. Morris; Third, George W.
WRIGHT. First T)irector r Koapo,.