The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-29

Haverly's Minstrels. tonight, in
Pafker's Hall. Go and hear them.
The Indian Girl has mounted an
elevated pedestal. and we'll she adorns
it.
Transient advertisements and no.
sices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
The yonng folks found it pleasant
enough last night for promsnades ur-
der the light Of the moon.
See what Messrs. John Agnew Il
Son off II in the way Of food and fare
f,r man and beast.
The State Fair opens on Tuesday,
November 10. and closes Friday even
ing. November l3. 1874.
Messrs Lorick l. Lowrnncs inform
the public of the menrs whereby they
can save doctors bills. Read it, by al
menus.
We should ike to speak OF the
weather, but il is so far ahead of any
thing we can think Of, that We really
cannot 10 the subject justice.
Job printing Of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, ,nrred oat, at short notice,
from PHESIX office. Try us.
The Com missiontrs Of Election for
Richland have mule several changes
III their appointments. TO which atten-
ton is directed
When your pocket,book gets empty
and everybody knows it. you can put
all Your friends in i, and i, won't
'bnlSe ont" worth a cent.
Stupid people are tie mos. obsti-
nate, aud i. is n,tnrAi tia. man
shoa!d stick to his ideas when he las
| bnt few.
Just received II: kosuig's store. %
Plain street, near Assem- bly,. ius eau
lihower. red aud white cubb4ge, beets,
carrots, exc. brst assortment Of vege-
tahl.s il the city.
Two Z; the Wilsou Sewing Machines
which we're exhibited at the Vienna
j Exposition, are now o. exhibition at
rooms OF thi. company. on Main street.
They nre well WORTH visit.
Lately young lady had occasion to
| inform young gentleman that "her
haui was not lemou H.. wanted q
punch aud lad the other "ingredi-
encies."
Capt, John II. killian, "a native OF
Columbia,) has accepted the situation
of Supervisor Of the Por! Royal Rail.
road. He has been connected with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for several years.
Every third men that you meet on
the street is decorated as to the toI-
knot with sugar louf, broad. .brim,
black felt hat. It makes some Of them
look like brigands. and some Of them
like the devil. We advise the fesble
brethren not to mount such top gear,
which it don't become them.
Messrs. Brookbanks & Co. have
changed quarters, and are now located
nearly oppo'ite the Wheeler House.
Amongst their latest acquisitions
are grapes from Malaga. pears from
California, bananas from the West
Indies and apples, etc., from-every.
wher:.
Mr.. Mckenzie, yesterday, received
another installment of those good
things for which his establishment is
proverbial--preserved and canned
fruits; French confections; West India
fruits, nuts, etc. The wants of young
Columbia have been provided for, and
number OF new toys and toy books
have been added to his usually ex.
tensive collection. The wonderful ex.
ploits OF the Mulligan Guards and
their colored conyreres are pictorially
and comically described in recently
published series of juvenile literature.
METEomc DIspLAY.-T Charlotte
Observer thus discourses OF the mete.
oric display, noticed in Wednesday, s
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