The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-01
.orK~MArrERs.-sabsoribe.,for .,for the,

THGNI1-don't borrow.
The Senatorial seed ha7s oil been
distributed. 80
| Heavy rain Saturday night aud Sun.
day morning, but clear and pleasant
afterwards.
Transient advertisements and no.
ices must be paid Tor in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
DR.. Euso,'s dwelling was robbed of
quantity of provisions aud other
articles before it was fired, on Friday
! uight.
Remember the Berger's. on TLnrs-
day and Friday evenings. ut pa:ke-'s
Hall. It is first class entertainment
in every resrect.
Any one having Washington hnud-
press for sale n: q reasonable fignre,
will oommunica.e particulars to PnR-
MIX Office.
The findcr Of Il black music book,
lost Oh Wiuu street, near the tin
bridge, will receive q suitable reward
by leaving 1t at this Office.
An excursion train, for the benefit of
,h~ co!orel folks. is to lie run from
Charlotte aul Augusta to Charleston,
~ tn. i71,h instant
Mr.. d. Epslin. Of the Columbia 10.
tel clothing cmporium. continues to
offer ind"cc ments to tic general pub
lie. Read his advertisement.
We learn that Dr. J. f. Ensor will
deliver lecture on Insanity" ia
Patker's Hall, in a short time-lne
notice of which will be giveu.
Gov Moses haa offered reward Of
81, QUO for the arrest Of the inccpdiaries
who destroyed Gen. Dennis house,
aud fired DR.. Eaaor's dwelling.
Gov. Moses made between fifteen
and twenty convicts happy, yesterday.
The pardon mill is still grinding; bnt
will likely get ou.of gear to-day, about
O'Clock.
A card from Mr.. John A. Gyles,
agent of the "L,urul Street Grocery
Establishment, corner Laurel and
Richardson, appears in to-day's FHG-
NlX. His stock is fresh and selected
under his personal supervision.
The Rural Curoliai0n is the only
strictly agricultural publication in this
State. 1t is neatly printed aud filled
with reading matter which ie invalua-
BILE to farmers and planters. Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, Charleston. S. c..
are the publishers. at 50 per annum.
An accidental fire partially destroyed
m clubhouse on the premises of Con
greesmnn-clec L. G. Carpenter, on
Sunday morning. A burning ash
barrel in the Columbia Hotel unsettled
the nerves Of some Of the boarders on
Saturday night.
1t IL too bad, rather worrying. in
fact tantalizing. to meet pretty girl,
and you know shs is pretty, and you
can't sec her face for an immense veil
doubled up two or three times and
tucked about her head. Faces. like
howers, are made to tie seen, not hid
den
The holidays are approaching, when
plum pudding will be all tho 20.
Messrs. John Agnew u Son have re-
ceived supply Of tho article itself,
conveniently pot up in in-"Atmore's
genuine English PLAN pudling"-
which, if prepared according to tho
simple directions, will furnish Il de-
lishtful winl-up to dinner.
Govcrnor-elect d. II. Chambcrlaiu
will bo inuugurnted today, mt l
o'clock. AS there will, doubtless, be
a large crowd in attendance, it would
be advisable to procure admission
tickets, which can be obtained from
the Inaugurating Committee and the
Sergeant at Arms. We pIesumed that
the Sheriff administered the oath of
Office, as Of yore, and 80 stated; but
have since learned that the duty is now
performed by the Chief Justcei or the
President Of the Senate.
ONLY One DALI. Tho city OF
Charleston, with q population Of about
f. 1000. supports only one daily paper.