The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-03
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Lovely weather, yesterday. q
Transient advertisements' and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Things looked lively at the State
House. yesterday. The aute-room to
the Governors Office was thronged with
visitors.
Gov. ChamberIain's inaugural was
extensively read, yesterday. and uni
versaIly commended. It is stroEg
document.
Old type metal, at 25 cents pound.
can be obtained at the PuGN1x Office,
for small quantities; 20 cents by the
100 pounds delivered at tho depot.
We acknowledge the receipt of on
invitation to ''hop" at the Lunatic
Asylum, this evening. It is source
Of inSnite qualification to the luaatics.
Any one having II Washington hand
press for sale at q reasonable 6gnre,
will communicate particulars 10 PnG-
MIN Office.
& At Fines State Capitol Saloon can
he obtained the best of everything in
. the way of fluids and solids to CRAFTY
tho iuner man.
AR. Tilmau Il G.ines is still in the
immigration business. and is supply
ing planters and others in Spartanburg
und vicinity.
Job printing of every kind, from q
miniature visiting card TO four-sheet
poster, turped ont, at short notice,
from PH@NIx Office. TRY us.
DR.. Daboit. the chropodist, is still
ut the Hendrix Honse. and is daily at
fording lief to those afflicted with
diseases. excrescc uces, ETC., Of the
| feet
We are glad to note that Mr.. Gyles
Las opened one Of the most complets
and attractive retail grocery stores We
have ever seen in the South. His
goods are fine, aud very reasonable.
| Mira. Sarah CuIhoun, al unfortunate
woman, who has been resident of Co.
lun1bia for more than twenty years,
departed this lile, suddenly. on Tues.
day night. from an attack OF npo-
plexy.
Advertisements are the quiet So
lioitors who nevcr in,rude, but who
never fail to make themselves known,
and are seen and remembered, despite
the will of the reader, who could not
forget them if he would.
Mr.. Mckenzie continues his pre-
parations for the advent of Santa
Claus. Among his collection are arti-
cles which will please those who have
got beyond the age when the mystic
saint is anxiously looked for.
The ladies connected with tho Ma.
rion Street Methodist Church will fur
nish a hot supper oysters, turkey.
ham and other good thinga-in Irwin's
Hall, tomorrow friday evening.
The proceeds to be devoted to church
purposes.
And now the head of the family,
returning from his "work" through
the sharp midnight mir, gently rolls
his sleeping spouse over to the cold
side Of the bed. and sinks softly into
the vacated spot with Sigh OF thank
fulness.
A right and wrong way of doing
things. thus: ball OF twine, if opened
from the inside, will run off easily
enough and give no trouble in the un-
twining: but if begun from the out
side. will speedily get tangled and into
confusion.
We are authorized to announce that
Messrs. Press. Brown and p. Oaptwell
have been appointed on the com mittee
OF twenty for the citizens meeting, in
place of Msssrs. g. a. Baldwin, onoe
Mayor, and E. W. Seibles, absent
from the State.
At the election Of officers Of Riohland
Lodge, No. 80, A. F. NJ, held last
night. the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing Ma.
| sonic vear: r. A. KeeLap " MIR