The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-12

City Clerk Joues has resigned his
official position aud new election hiss
been ordered.
Try new picture at Reckling's pho
tograph gallery. opposite Wheeler
House. Gall and examine specimens
Chances to the rafs OF the two colts
can be obtained at Seegers' Henry's
bar. two doors above PaGNIx Office.
Our streets present regular holi-
day appearance, being thronged with
visitors.
The rain, yesterday morning, eject
ualIy laid the dust, aud with the
bright warm snu afterwards, made
walking and riding delightful.
If you want the best pictures taken
i'll the city for the least money, 90 to
Riser's Photograph Gallery, on Flnin
| street.
The Schuetzen, Tcrein will give ar
other Of their pleasant eutertainmente,
on Wednesday evening next, the 1s,h
inst, at their hall. over j. G. Secgers'
store.
We were Incorrectly Informed ns to
the parade Of the Hichlnnd Rife Club,
yesterday. Their flag has not ytt
been received, although daily ex-
pected.
All who nre in want of fine or plain
furniture. at low cash prices, would do
we'll to cnll upon a. G.. Sqncr. Lear
the new County Court House. only one
street East OF City Hall
a business meeting OF the South Ca
rolina Club is to be held Mt Dr.. ". C.
Fishers drug store, this afternoon, ut
6 o'clock, for the purpose Of elcc.,rg
officars.
Remember, il you should get hnn-
CRY, to-day, that McKenz;e's dining
saloon is uudcr the gruud stand, ut tho
Fair Grounds, aud also at the old
stand on Main street, rear Lady.
We have been enjoying genuine
Indian sum mer in this section almost
without intermission since the first Of
October. The season has lasted longer
than any year for decade past.
Among tho prominent individuals
now in tho city are COL 81. P. Ham
NETT, Of Greenville; J. p. Reed, ESQ,
of Anderson, and Messrs. J. S. Bar.
CESS, l.. NJ. Haynes and W. J. Tereen,
Of New York.
Messrs. Hoffman * Albrecht have
fitted up their store very hnndsome ely.
They will have fresh oysters. this
morning-big ones; Baltimore SAN
sage. pudding, etc canned goods of
various kinds.
The mechanics who are stockholders
in the Agricultural and Mechanical AS
sociation are requested to meet at the
Carolina Hall, this evening. and par
take in the election of officers for the
ensuing year.
We have been requested by the Sn
psrintendent of the Wilmington. Co.
lumbia and Augusta and Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroads to
state that visitors to Columbia during
the Fair vii! be transported G. reduced
rates.
The shoe store of Messrs. J. s. a.
Oliver was entered on Tuesday night,
and robbed of several pairs of feet
covers. Tho money drawer was IN.
screwed. but only few pennies re-
warded the thieves. The drawer was
found in the open lot next door.
Among the visitors ut the Fair, yes.
terday, were Capt. L. C. Green, Jr.,
who, believing his light was being hid
uuder busLel in Sumter. has re.
moved to Charleston. Henry B. Rich
ardsor. Esq. Of Sumter, was also Gu
hand. Ills vest looks rs if it was
straining the buttons.
A lady in the street the other day,
who kept turning about aud looking
over her shoulder in great anxiety, in
reply to question, if anything was
the matter. said that "ull was hustle
and confusion behind her." The gen
tleman took the hint, and she stepped
III at an open door to "6x her dress"
The business done ut the grocery