The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-31

CRY MATTERS. Subscribe for the
PHdtux-d6n't borrow. :
The girlfare blooming in the new
styles nows, /
What should man say on seeing q
canine run away2 He be dog gone.
The chestnut season has como laden
with bounteous cargo OF "the fruit"
Russett is theprevailiug hue OF the
suburban oaks.
The pleasant weather continues, but
the Indications arc that we are receiv-
ing the last OF it.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
The Georgia press and people are
bitterly denounoing Hon, A. II. Ste.
phens for his recent erratic course.
Job printing of every kind, from
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX office. Try US.
The cotton planters complain that,
owing to the excitement connected
with politics, they find it difficult to
get the aeeoy article picked.
Mr. Koenig. on Flain street, has
furnished Us with samples OF his arti :.
c!es-a red-head cabbage and bunch
of oauliHower.
We are glad to learn tue fair at An
derson Was a grand success, and that
double the entries had been made than
at any former one.
We understand that, within the past
two days, two disinterested friends
have raised. in Augusta. Ga. about
$4,000 for the Theological Seminary
in this city.
We are authorized to state that on
the lst November. the South Carolina
Railroad will issue return tickets to
the Orangeburg Fair for one fare,
good until November 1U.
Messrs. T. B. Orchard & Co. make
an announcement, this morning, which
may astonish some persons, but We
presume satisfactory explanation
will be given to those who call.
They who thought the mosquitoes
had disappeared for the season, find
now that CHATS where they made a
mistake" and are thinking about put
ting up their nets again.
Pollock House Pat keeps Whining
ton and Charleston oysters constantly
On hand, and will furnish raws, stews,
fries or Yoasts. OF short notice. Mike
is the dispenser of the mpa nj
tuents.
A correspondent sends us poem
commencing with the following: "Oh
now I'm reminded by the autumnal
leaves, that it's the time for my long
tailed coat with tight-6tting sleeves. y
R jected. of course.
Mr.. 9. r. Franklin has re6tted and
refurnished the "Cottage House," on
Washington street. next door to Ma
sonic Hall, and proposes to keep the
best OF wet" goods, oysters, etc. As
q caterer, he is hard to beat.
We are now in the cough season.
Roast large lemon very carefully
without burning; when it is tho.
roughly hot, cut and squeeze it into g
cup upon three ounces of sugar candy
finely powdered; take spoonful when
ever your cough troubles you. It il
as good as it is pleasant.
The Governor has mode the follow
ing changes in the Commissioners ol
Election: 81. W. Rice, Commissioners oi
Election for Lexington. rice 8. Corley.
resigned; II. G. Moses, Commissioner
OF Election for Newberry, rice Y. ]
Pope. resigned; and l.. J. Noah, com
missioner Of Election for Riohland
rice George ". Waterman, resigned
W. 81. Thomas, Trial Justice for New
berry; Peter 2. Hedges, John Kipe
and John A. Viney. Trial Justices fol
Charleston County. rice J. 81. Lelani
and James Hutchinson. removed; an6
n II T1koh;nooo trroo,,ro~ e.