The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-15
Cry MATTERS -subsoribe for The

Our city is brih full OF new goods,
"a violent rush of cocktail to the
head" is the polite way OF saying it
now.
Messrs. Hoffman & Albrecht are in
receipt OF a lot OF fresh Wilmington
oyaters. Go early to get supply.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Evidences of the season Of the 'sere
and yellow leaf" are multiplying on
all hands.
A full line Of those popular aud we'll
known brands of black alpacas at very
low prices. Just received at the old
stand of R. G. Shiver & Go.
We hope that when Gov. Greene is
iuaugurated, it will not be difficult to
obtain au hon est chamberlain from the
ranks Of the regulars.
Twenty five cents dress goods at the
old stand Of r. G. Shiver & Co. Are
the best for the money ever brought to
Columbia.
We are the recipients Of quartette
Of pomegranstes, large and luscious.
grown by Mr.. Robert McDougal, of
this city.
Side band prints are all the rags.
Two hundred pieces seleo!ed patterns
will be opened this morning at the old
stand of r. @. Shiver & Co.
A respectable family can rent con-
venient cottage on Main street, on easy
terms. by applying to D. G.. Thomp-
son, corner of Main and Medium
streets.
Seege,s' Henry was at the Schueszeu
Verein ball, last night. and while
watching the fancy steps of the
dancers. thought of fancy glass he
would have for his lunohers to-day.
We did not publish the advertise
ment, Mr.. U.-H, ''in accordance with
contract" therefore, your statement
is-well, YOU knew what Horace Gree
ley said.
"WiIl you please insert this obituary
notioe7" asked au old gentleman of us
Yesterday. II make bold 10 ask it. be-
cause know the deceased has great
many friends around here who'd be
glad to hear Of his DEATH"
Governor Aiken thus records another
outrage upon this people: II have
been knocking around the North all
sum mer, and have just got home to find
my rice crop lost by the aucursed ma
levolence of these politicians.
The Augusta Constisulionafst says:
"The Original Georgia Cotton Field
Minstrels are reported to be busted. >
The agent in this city. We learn. re-
ceived despatch yesterday to the Of
foot that the troupe had dish ended,
and would not perform here according
to announcement"
The Union Herald proolaims that
Chamberlain and Gleaves are bound to
be elected. Then why resort to mis-
statements in regard to enthusiastic
meetings, the adoption of the regular
Republican platform, 60? We will
tell you. It is because the U.-H. takes
the ajority OF the voters to be greene
men.
Considerable complaint is daily made
by ladies. and, in fnct, almost all Pc
destrians, ON Main street, regarding
tho running Of trucks, wheelbarrows
and hnud carts on the sidewalks, which
create great Inconvenience. There is
an ordinance prvhiting the running of
these vehicles on the sidewalk of the
sireets. Whore are the police?
| Mice tatten slow in q
church. They can't live on religion
any more than ministers can.
Civility is like letting man light
his cigar by yours; it increases him
him aud don't diminish you.
Politeuess is like on air-oushion-
there may be nothing in it. but it
eases our jolts wonderfully as we
journey along tue rough road of life.
Charms strike the sight, but merit
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