The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-21
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The price Of turkeys is advancing in
anticipation Of Thanksgiving Day.
Fifty barrels choice apples and
onions just received and for sale by G /.
j. Laurey. opposite PHOENIX Office.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
a little too much March, yesterday,
to be pleasant. The knowing ones
prophesy cold weather.
You can secure good board and com
Portable quarters in a private house,
by calling on Mrs. s. J. Wyatt, Plain
street, near Bull.
Gov. Moses has appointed r. B.
Evans, of Chesterfield, q Notary Pub.
lie, and s. M. Simons Trial Justice for
Lexington. cice = Hall. removed.
JOB printing oi every kind, from a
miniature visiting curd to foursheet
poster, tnrped out, Mt short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try us.
Old type metal, at 25 cents pound.
can DO obtained ut the PHOENIX Office,
for small Quantities; 90 cents by the
100 pounds-aclivered at any of the
depots.
MIR. Symlncrs advertiSes lot OF sub
tantin!s in tho eatabIe line, in this
mornings PHGSIx. His goods ure
fresh-thcy arc compelled to be, for
he sells rapidly aud is forced to rcplen-
ish frequently.
An English clergyman in Calcutta
i,as announced his intention of form
ing an .anti-cvil-spcaking society. Cal-
cntta shouldn't be the only place for
the operations of this benevolent gen.
tleman
Mr.. Epstin's clothing emporium
(Columbia Hotel ROW. is filed with
furnishing goods of every kind. suita.
bile for men and boys-qaality rangiL q
from common to superiue, prices
ditto. See them nnd try thcm.
Major Morgan has been compelled
to "post" his grounds. A fire. caused,
it is believed. through carelessness,
destroyed considerable amount OF
property. few days ago; and to
avoid anything of tho sort in future.
he has been forced to publish this
notice.
The Indian sun mer. which has been
OF unusual duration, is now probably
in its last stage. Latterly, the word
summer would scarcely apply. for we
have for sone days past had something
Of tho nip Of the winter. The hazi.
ness peculiar to the season has, how.
ever, continued without interruption.
DR.. Deboit, the celebrated surgeon
chiropodist. from Philadelphia, whose
skill is spoken of 30 highly by many OF
our exchanges in this and other South.
ern States, has quartered at the Hen.
dirk House for few days. He is pre-.
pared to treat all diseases of the feet.
such as extracting corns. bunions, dis.
eased nails, etc. His certificates from
we'll known medical men in the State
prove his thorough and painless ope.
rations; aud what is more. having tried
him ourselves, and been greatly re.
lieved. We can safely commend him to
our friends, and vouch for his ability.
Don't go limping about now, while
cure for your troubles is of hand.
Mrs. LANDER This eminent and
Justly celebrated tragic actress will ap.
pear in Parker's Hall. on Tuesday
evening next. whom she will personate
her great character of Elizabeth,
Qneeu of England. Mrs. Lander is
we'll supported by Frank L.wlor's po.
pulsr dramatic company. The Nor.
folk, Richmond and other papers speak
in the highest terms of the perform.
ance OF this company. In alluding to
her i'll the great character Of Marie An.
toinette, the martyr Queen OF France,
one of the Norfolk papers snys:
The drama was rendered in fius
style. Mrs Lander fully sustained her
high reputation. and gave q Marie An.
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