The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-13
CErY Observation-Disclosures for tho
FH9N1x borrow.
More rain, last night.

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More rain, last night.
| Open n.order-'.Six on the half shell. -
The weather yesterday was decidedly
more seasonable.
The old folks concert, by the Go.
lumbia Choral Union, comes of this
evening. in Parker's Hall.
Try a new picture at Reckling's pho
tograph gallery, opposite Wheeler
House. Call and examine specimens. X
| Transient advertisements aud no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Among the visitors at the Fair
Grounds, yesterday, was our old
friend. Mr.. r. Mckay and Col Bob
Kennedy, of Greenvillc.
Ladies' are said to wear their street
costumes trimmed with buglcs, be.
cause they assist them in making their
calls.
The proprietor Of the Mansion
| House has erected handsome and
showy lamp.sign in front Of bis estab-
lishment.
Job printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four-shert
poster, turned out, ut short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try US.
The death Of Judge Graham, it is
thought. will canse the transfer of
Judge Cook to his circuit and the
election Of c1 S ,lcitor Reed to Judge
Cooks position.
The Sunny Souhh. an illustrated
weekly. published by john Ii. Seals.
has just made its appearance in At
lanta, Ga. 1t is handsomely gotten
up, and We wish it success.
Mr.. j. n. Robson, the well known
Charleston phosphate dealer and com
mission merchant, was in the city,
yesterday, in attendance upon the
Fair. Els phosphate card appears in
another column.
The RictIand Rifle Club parades
this morning. ut IL o'clock, when they
will receive tue handsome colors re-.
Gently ordered for them by the ladies
of the city. The boys in gray will
make handsome display.
Oar readers have noticed the furni-
ture advertise of tho Mtssrs.
Fagin. They keep on hund, manufac.
ture and repair all kinds Of articles in
their line. Their establishment is on
Main street, near lady.
The ball OF the South Carolina Club
in Parker's Hall, last night, was q
truly successful affair. The hall was
completely filled. and the dancing
kept up until late hour. We shall
speak more fully of the affair in our
next.
The Agricultural and Mocha nical
Society and Auxiliary Joint Stock
Company will meet again this even
ing. at ~. o'clock, to receive the re-
port of the committee appointed last
evening. Every man owning share of
stock should be present, or he msy
have to regret tho loss Of his invest
ment
At meeting OF the South Carolina
Club. held yesterday afternoon, in DR..
w. c. Fishers drug store, tho follow.
ing officers were elected for the en-.
suing year
Presidcnt-W. D. Aiken, of Wins.
boro. Vice Presidents-Geo. johnson.
Of Newberry; John T.. Sloan, Jr., of
Colu mbia; VIM. Beatty. of GreenviIle;
ii. l.. Farley. Of Spartanbnrg; Bur.
we'll Boykin, of kershuw; Willie Jones,
OF Richland. Sccretary-W. G.. Fisher.
Many women are martyrs, and Yet
they do not know it. They shut the
sunshine out Of their houses and
hearts. they wear wells. they carry para
soils, they do all possible to keep of
the most potent influence which is in.
tended TO give them strength and
beauty and cheerfulness. Is it not
time to change all this, and so get
color and roses in our pale cheeks,
strength in our weak backs and cou-
rage in our timid souls?
ATTENTION. OFFICE HOLDERS Com
plant has been made at these head