The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-26
CrrY MATTERS. for the
PHdsNIx ut borrow.

Reading matter on every page.
Most propitious weather, indeed, for
siokness and colds.
The proguosticators are now pre-
dieting severe winter.
Christmas is only four weeks from
to morrow.
Chicken disputes at the Cottage
House, Washington street, to day.
Well, yes. turkeys will be ripe
enough to pull this week-if you have
them.
The Governor has appointed James
Hannon. OF Spartan burg. Notary
Public.
1t was cold CROUCH last night to
cause general overhauling of over
GOATS and shawls.
For the accommodation OF the pub.
lie, the Post Office will be open this
day, from to G P. M.
To-day being Thanksgiving Day, no
paper will be issued from this Office to-
morrow.
Transient advertisements and no.
tees must be paid for in advance.
This rnie will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Governor Moses has removed DR. J.
L. LAtimer an Treasurer of Greeuville
County. and appointed NJ. J. Il. Ru-
pion.
Work ou the new City Hall is being
pushed forward rapidly. The lessees
want the stores aud Harry Watkins the
Opera House.
Old type metal, at Is cents pound,
can be obtained ut the PHOENIX Office,
for small quantities; 20 cents by the
100 poonds delivered at the depot.
There will be clearing out of game
to-day; as every individual who can
raise shnotingiron will take to the
woods. aud expects to get bunch.
public temperance meeting is to
DO held this evening. in Good Ten
plar's Hall. when addresses will be de-
iiversd by Messrs. Bradley aud Cars
we'll. distinguished orators.
Every reader of tho PHESlx and
CLEANER will receive free copy of the
best agricultural and family eve pupcr
iu this country by addressing Bioore's
Rural Ner Yorker, 78 Duane street.
New York.
The Judge Of Probate aud tie
County Commissioners of R,chland
assume the duties Of their respective
offices tomorrow. The School Com
missioner will not take poss ession of
his Office before the 1st of January.
Senator Robertson has left at Pud.
NIX office number of packages of
seed T 1iffercnt varieties wheat, rye,
oats, clover. etc-which he has au-
tborizsd US to distribute to bona fde
planters. or those who are desirous OF
experimenting with improved varieties.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to be present at the mass
meeting TO be held at Union Court
House. on the 18th of December. in
the interests of the Spartanburg aud
Asbeville Railroad. Tue committee
will be pleased to see large delegation
from Kichland
Rowell & Chesman have formed a
copartnership aud established news
paper advertising agency at st.
Louis. Mr.. Geo. p. Rowell, the senior
partner, is we'll known throughout the
land wherever II newspaper circulates,
and Mr.. Nelson Chesman has made a
reputation as editor Of the 4mcricln
Ne'rSp 7pcr Directory. which is cart
aud parcel of American journalism.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouEr,
WEDNESDAY,. November 25.-This
Court met at 10 A. M.-Hon. George
S. Bryan presiding.
The grand, petit and pleas Jurors
were called, and all answered to their
names. The name Of George Damn
was omitted from the list of grand iu-
rors published yesterday. The grand
jury returned the following bills aud
Indictments:
Frank II. Spharler and Alfred CHS
by, for carrying OH business Of dealers
and manufacturers Of tobacco without
paying special tax. No bills.
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