The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14

a stirring aot-small family moving.
Bacon continues to decline, while
corn is advancing il Pfioe.
II Worcester spells Wooster, Why
doesn't Rochester spell Rooster2
Overhaul your overcoat and haul
over your last winters underclothes.
"Leaves have taeir time to fall"
and this is their time, aud they a,e
falling
Did anybody ever make little trip
without having to carry bundle for
somebody?
Transient advertisements and no.
iices mist be paid for in advance.
This rnle will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Avoid arguments with ladies'. In
spinning yarn among silks aud satin,
Il man ia apt to bo worsted.
The Cotton Field Minstrvls. genuine
negroes. will exhibit at Parker's Hall,
tomorrow night.
The weather blew up qaite cool yes
terday afternoon, and by night there
was no comfort except with fires and
ovclcon,s.
Thrre is r:an III Newberry County
that hus L silk handkerchief he pur.
chased in ColnE bia twenty nine years
ago this month.
DR.. L,timer, of Greenville, we'll
known and very respectable Rspubli-
can, has come ont in favor Of Greebe
aud Delaney.
The Governor has pnrdoned George
W. Feaster. sentenced to fifty years in
the penitentiary for the crime of rape,
at Nawberry. November term, 1873.
Job printing of every kind, from
miniature visiting card to four-s sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX ollioe. Try us.
The melancholy days have come,
tho saddeat of the year, when North
ern drnmmcrs, with their trunks. come
thronging round us here
We are requested to notify the mem-
bers OF Cata~ba Tribe, No. l, I'm
proved Order Of Red Men, that bust
ness OF vital Importance will be brought
before them Mt their meeting this
evening. A full attendance is re.
qnc>ted.
MIR. Goo. l.. Trask, assignee for The
estate of II. L. Hulmbold, is now pay
ing the first divi lend of ten per cant.
to those creditors whose claims have
been properly proven. Newspape
publishers having advertising bills
against the estate will be interested in
this.
The tiftivth annual convention of
the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
South Carolina will be held at Mount
Lebanon, Orangeburg County. s. O.,
opening on the 18th instant. The
Lutheran Church of this city will be
represented by Rev. z w. Beden-
bangh and DR.. d. l.. Boozer.
Some one has got hold OF the news
paper bore and set hi to music. as
follows:
''He drops into my easy chair,
And asks about the news;
He peeps into my manuscript,
Aud gives his candid views;
lie tells me where he likes the line,
Aud where he's forced to Kriese;
He takes the strangest liberties,
But never takes his leayeI"
SOMETHING NOVEL Just think of a
barrel of candy for tifty cents. Mess.s.
Holman & Albrecht uro in receipt of
u lot Of fine French candies, with bar.
rcls to put them in, which can be had
from fifty cents upward. Domestic
Candles also in large assortment. Their
usual excellent stock of seasonable
fruit and vegetables, Baltimore sau.
sage, bolognas, &,., are on hand.
TLey have also imported saur kraut,
Limburger and hand cheese; and after
enjoying tLeir eatablcs. you can regale
yourself with their fine favored segars.
a New PRorHET A lunntico religio
Was preaching in rather incoherent
and bois!erous manner on tho streets,
yesterday, proclaiming that the world