The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-24
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The Legislature assemblies to-day at
IL O'Clock.
The new winter hats for the ladies
are already felt.
The wind, yesterday. blew down an
insecure billboard and ripped several
awnings.
The Governor has appointed N. T
Morrison. OF Beaufort, Notary Pub.
lie.
Long Jimmy Simmons. Of Charles.
ton, who is we'll known in newspaper
circles in the. city. 10 III Columbia.
The annual meeting of the State
Tax Union will be held in this city to-
day, at IL O'Clock.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
The merchants who advertise gene.
rally have been doing a fair business,
yet they have an abundant stock of
goode on hand.
There's no necessity now for the la.
dies to hold their skirts up when they
cross the street. Fashion has obvated
.ha! labor.
There was no session of the United
States Court yesterday ay-neither Judges
BoLd nor Bryan having arrived in Co.
lumbia.
It isn't tue correct thing to have
your sun.sha,le or umbrella dangling
to your side any more That style has
departed.
Chicken disputes will begin at the
Cottage House. on Thanksgiving Day,
and will be CONTINUED day and night
during the season.
The German Shuetzens and num-
Der Of their friends bad a lively time
last night. and dancing was kept up
several hours.
If you are in need of horses and
mules, call at DAly's stables. aud ex-
anime lot just from Kentucky. They
are said to be No. l.
Job printing Of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to a four.sheet
poster, turned out, ut short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try Us.
The attention OF passengers is
directed to tue change in the schedule
OF the Wilmington. Columb bia and Au-
gusta Railroad. The trains now leave
Columbia at g. 80 4. nj. and s Is p. NJ.
Fearful storms ragged IN different
portions of the country, yesterday
morning, and telegraph wires were
prostrated in every direction. The
town OF Tuscu mbia. Ala, suffered ter
ribiy.
The many friends of Mrs. Baer,
(consort of DR.. H. Baer.). will be
panied to learn of her sudden death,
last week. on board the steamer, while
on the way from New York to Charles
ton.
Sunday was raw, chilly day-re-
minding ono that "wintsr. cold win.
ter" would soon make itself felt.
Yesterday, it was cold, rainy and
windy. with liberal supply of sun
shine late in the day.
Gov. Moses has disposed of his
pretty little chesnut sorrels, and now
ID whirled along by pair of magni6-
cent animals, attached to an elegant
bret-each Of which attracted the
admiripg gazs of hundreds at the late
Fair.
The pardoniug continaes-thrce and
four y dag. Gov. Noses does not pre-
tend to violate the Civil Rights Bill
with reference TO Executive clemency,
rs l.e makes no distinction rs to race,
etc. Ii !a continued in Office many
more days, the Governor elect would
hnva no criminals to try bis hand oo.
DR.. Deboit, the surg gecn chiropodiat,
:7ill remain several days longer ut the
Hendrix House, extracting and treat
ing toe tnr;ncL.ers such ns curns,
bnnions, nail5 growing in the fest,
&. Those Sufferers who have en-
played him, speak in tue highest terms
Of his shi!,.
Tho old r;.nI,n1 Rails n,nt,;,