The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-26
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Pollock House Pat. ;aaugurates the
oyster season to-day.
Summer seems 10th to leave us
yesterday it was unpleasantly warm.
Clam chowder for lunch. to-day, and
clam bake at night, ut Fritz Kone-
mans. on Assembly street.
a sample Of the fine seed wheat ad.
vertisel by NIessrs. Hendrix & Bro.
Can be seen ut PHGN1x Office.
Transient advertisements and NO.
'ices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
O!d John h,binsou's advance agent
is IN The city. Tho big show exhibits
here on Wednesday. October 81.
J. 9. Hope, Esq, OF Lexington.
complains Of the non. publication of
an article OF his iu the PHOENIX. It
was never received.
The Greenvillc Hepui'icaa, which it
was reported Suspended publication,
crn'raaictS the statement by putting
III an appearance.
Gov. Moses has telegraphcd Presi-
dent Grant that his proclamation is
disregarded in L lge6eid, and lawless
ness exists
The Augusta papers say the artificial
stone pavements have proved to be
complete failures. They turned out
the sama way in Columbia.
CLAIMS are regularly kept now by our
neighbors. Messrs. Huffman < AL
brecht. They are excellent appe.
tizers-:qral to If not ahead Of oysters.
Seegers' Henry lunches his patrons
with picked lobster, salmon, German
herrngs, potato salad, New York beef,
tomatoes, bread, crackers, etc.
The Richland Rifle Club drill occa-
s'on"lly IN the evenings. on the green
i'll rear of Captuin Thompson's Male
Academy. a number of ladies were
present on the last OCCASION.
j. j. Mitchell, Trial Justice in
Orangeburg, has been removed, and
A. L. Browning and J. II. Phillips ap-
pointed Trial Justices by Governor
Moses.
Yesterday, several of the members
of the Schue' zen -Verein went out to
their platz to try their skill at target.
firing. Mr.. William Steiglitz made q
centre shot, but was closely followed
by Mr.. F. Schroeder.
Vespasian. the Roman Emperor, was
tho first granger. The chief reform
thnt he introduced, says Leckey, in
his History Of European Morals, was
the appointment Of number of the
agriculturists in the provinces to the
high Offices of the government.
aFTho UAiom- Herald wants Besst But.
ler, of Massachusetts. to trample New
Orleans nnder his feet once more. but
Is very mnch opposed to Gen. II. C.
Butler taking precautionary measures
to quiet turbulence and secure peace
and quiet in his own Immediate neigh
bDrhood.
That immense load of long narrow
boxes seen coming up 3Iaia street,
yesterday, contained large hats, small
hats, hish-crowned hats, low-crowned
hats. white haas, blue hats, brown
hat, black hats. hard hats, soft hats,
fit Ents, and hats ot y..rions other
Styles and kinds-intundel to add TO
the already extensive stock OF AIessrs.
li;turd K Wiley.
The CERTIFICATE business. 1t is
! asserted that Representative Elliott
chirges Speaker Lee with having
issued $4,000 worth Of fraudulent
pay certificates 10 legislative attachecs,
and that the latter does not deny il.
Furthermore, that Lee will give way,
so that Elliott can occupy the Speaker.
torial chair. Can such things be?
Echo answers, they can, perhaps.
y "rhic:-Detective Society" at Des
Aloines, Iowa, has arrested two men
and hung one Of them till he was dead.
The other was hing at intervals, "to
make him confess" until he satisfied
the gang that he was innocent. In O
Minnesota County the farmers have