The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-23

CITY MATTERS. s.-Subscribe for the
PHGN1x.
Half-sheet to-day by accident; full
tomorrow.
AL the fashion able kid glove colors
run Invisible shades.
Tho Chamberlainists commence
''stamping" the State on Thursday
they go from the seaboard to the
Mountains.
Capt. Augustus Cooper's Randolph
Rifles went on target excursion aud
barbecue. yesterday. They paraded
over fifty men.
Long shawls of black cashmere
trimmed with lace and rows of beads
down the back, nre very faslAionabln
and very stylish
Prof. Silvano. after IN extensive and
profitable tour through North Caro-.
lima, il making II grand round" of
this State.
Judge Carpenter expects 10 hold the
October term of the Court in tho new
building. It is u Handsome and tasty
piece of work. which reflects credit
upon architects and builders.
A runaway horse. last night. at the
depot of the Wilmington, Columbia
mud Augusta Railroad. caused a brokon
wheel each to carriage and wagon.
Nobody hurt.
The straight-out Democrats of
Greenville. with Mr.. J.. ". Stokes
(uncle Of the imprisoned l.. FL at
their head. have held convention and
nominated County ticket.
Tue New York Hrrahf's interviewer
has COTTON as fur South as Charlotte,
n. c.. where he interviewed Col. Vim.
Johnston and Mr.. Wittkowsky. Look
out for him in South Carolina yery
soon.
A joint mass meeting cf Conserva-
tives and Republicans was held in
Charleston on the night of tho 2lst. 1T
which addresses weru delivered by
Major Delauy. Congressman Ransier,
z. b. Seabrook and others.
The stone work OIL that elegant
structure, the Unit'd States Court
House audl Post Office. is 80 nearly
completed. that but few weeks will
elapse before the remaining stone.cut-
ters will find their Occupation gone"
FROM KEnsHAw.-A despatch re-
ceived yesterday from Camden states
that large political meeting WAS held
in that town on Monday night. Reso-
lutions wore passed endorsing the in
dependent Republican movement.
John Chestnut and Pinckney, of Ker
shaw, and Johnston and Sam. Lee,
fro-n Sumter, were the principal speak
ers.
LIST OF NEW ADvERrlsEMENTs.-
Miss Wilbur-School Notice.
Pratt's Astral Oil.
Auction sale OF Stocks and Bonds.
+. NJ. brennan. Jr.-Notice.
Meeting Catawba Tribe, No. l.
Meeting Richland Rifle Club.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, September %
Columbia Hotel-G G Fobes, Md; Mrs
Evans, Mrs W Richardson and child,
Texas: G Wells. Pa; II p Chandler,
Md; W d Lewis, Darlington; Mrs G. ]
W Mccall and daughter. Glenn
Springs; l. r Woodward, 8 G; JD
Geddings, Charleston; G P Kirkland,
Walhalla; G E Reab. Ga; W Sprinkle,
N G; q Hooper, + Vincent. e Libby,
X Dowling, d P Mitchell, X Mitchell,
G W Mitchell, L Forester. Joseph II
keane. j Rippey. T Ray, c II Cavert,
F DeFernou, j Davidson. P Reynolds,
NJ Walters, Limerick; j 2 Brown, Md:
Rev A M Folchi, j w O'Briep, u 3
McLauren. Charleston; G Munro, Ga;
w Mum. S G: u Fostey. Ga; T 81
mon Clarksou. N G; J NJ Seigler.
Greenville; j 8 Hair, Alan Johnstone,
Newberry.
Rendric House-D McCiinch, Pail
Loisel, Paul Loisel, France; y Nc.
Qneen, Snmte.; T. " Dnva!, W;nls-
boro; ] NJ Berry, Ga; J r Probst,
Newberry; A G Bookman, " G. Book
man, Fairfield; L G Bail, Lanrens.
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