The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-28
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In olden times this was "bandy"
season: now the youngsters smoke mud
play billiards.
Two trained bears are exciting the
youngsters at present. Their tricks are
very amusing.
Gov. Moses has removed Gen. Wm.
Guruey from the position of County
Treasurer of Charleston.
Transient advertisements and no.
fioes must be paid for in advance.
This rule will bo adhered 10 hereafter.
Oar streets during the past few days
have presented an old time appearance,
and business has been uuusolly brisk.
Cool weather has com menced in
earnest, aud dry go DDS men and milli-
ners will. doubtless, feel snperlatively
happy for some time 10 come.
The country people celebrated
Thanksgiving Day by aooking to the
city. aud the streets were througed
during the entire day.
Old fashioned dog cared bonnets
are coming in fashion again, aud false
airs and horse-tail pyramids must go
| out.
The Governor has appointed and
CON mieaioned Colonel s. D. Kirk, of
Charleston. Brigsdier- General 90 the
staff.
A man who lost his eye.sight by
readiug borrowed newspaper, reco-
vered it soon after becoming sub
scriber.
Job printing OF every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four sheet
poster. turned out, ut short notice,
from Fu9NI1 ofioe. Try us.
Tulle neckties made over light. CO.
lored silk or satin, are very fashion
able. They are made in the old ia
shioned bow style, with moderately
long enls.
The Berger Family intend visiting
all the principal towns in the Western
part Of the State this season. Our
friends in tho up-ooun,ry have a rich
treat in store.
Mr.. Stork will serve up extra enc
Norfolk oysters. in tie she'll to-day.
You c.n get them in any style-sried,
stewed: ronsted or on tho half shell.
They are delicious.
Gov. Moses keeps up the pardon
brokerage. He only has three days
and half more. Tie number of con-
victs in the penitentiary has been re-
duced to about 100.
runaway horse attached to a
buggy. crented considerable excite
mens. last night; bnt the animal got
over ground 80 rapidly. that we
couldn't obtain any Information as to
the result.
A flock OF wild geese fluttcred over
Fishers pond. few days ago. but
didn't locate. These birds are said to
be plentiful about Frost's six miles
above Columbia. We havn't seen auy
dead ones. however.
Senator Robertson has left at PHd:-
NIX office number of packages of
seed + different wheat, rye,
oats. clover, etc-which be has an
tborized US to distribute to bona dd,
planters, or those who are desrous of
experimenting with proved varieties.
young mnn, named Long, while
hunting with an acquaintance, Thanks-
giving Day. was painfully wounded in
the back. by IA load Of shot. accident
ally fired from gun in the hands OF
his companion. He was able to walk
home; but declared that be was '.shot
all to pieces"
Another first-class grocery and pro-
vision store is to be opened tod y.
Mr. john L. Gyles, who has been co..
nected with Mr.. Hope for many years,
has charge OF the establishment. l, is
located ON the Northwest corner OF
Richardson and Laurel streets. Mr..
Gyles is an energetic business man,
and haa nanv friends