The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-20
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Yesterday Was celebrated as thanks
giving day in Georgia.
It is reported that yellow fever has
appeared again in Charleston-the re-
cent warm spell being the cause.
Trade is dull. considering the season.
and money as tight as the skin on q
Hen horse.
Transient advertisements and no.
tioes mast &c paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Don't linger where your "Iove lies
dreaming" Wake her up and tell her
10 get breakfast.
There WAS regular thunder storm,
accompanied with lightning. yesterday
morning. A steady rain followed.
The annual meeting of stockholders
Of the Charlotte. Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad will be held to-day, in
the Presidents Office.
The United States Court, Judge
Bryan presiding, oonvcnes III tho Rich-
nnd County Court House on Monday
mkt.
You can secure good board and com
for!ab!e quarters in q private house,
by calling on Mrs. S. J. Wyatt, Plain
street, near Bull.
Job printing Of every kind, from q
miniature visiting curd to four-sheet
poster. turned out. at short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try US.
Governor Smith, OF Georgia, hus
made requisition on Gov. Moses for
Hope Ssnrgis. who is confined in Alb
beville JUL on the charge of murder.
The Southern Express Company. we
hear. have materially reduced their
freight rates over the different rail-
roads in this State
We are informed that Maj. Henry
A. Meetze. of Lexington, is me ntioned
as potential candidate for the vacant
judgeship of the First judicial Cir
cult.
Our smokers commend highly the
five cent cigars dispensed by the In
dian squaw. They accomplish won
ders. Tommy Agnew, on the corner,
keeps them.
Old type metal, at 25 cents pound,
con be obtained at the PHOENIX Office,
for small quantities; 20 cents by the
100 pounds-delivered at any of the
depots.
Every year of our lives We grow
more convinced that it is wisest and
best to FIX our attention on the beau
tiful and the good, and dwell as little
as possible on the evil and the false.
Lient. Paul. with the detachment of
men recently quartered in Winnsboro.
has returned to Columbia. He speaks
in pleasant terms of his reception
by the citizens. Capt. Mclaughlin.
with his company. will arrive from
Abbeville to-day.
The Governor has appointed W. r.
Burger, Sr., Trial Justice for Cla-
rendon; Frederick Weber, OF Newber.
ry, and A. D. Bachman. OF Aiken, No
taries Public. The resignation OF D.
Frank Bradley as School Commission
er for Pickens. has been accepted.
Gov. Moses seems determined that
the penitentiary shall be vacant before
he retires from Office. as he is daily re-
leasing murderers, thieves and other
criminals. 1t is earnestly to be hoped
that the in coming Governor will be
less liberal in his ideas as to punish
ment.
We have been the lucky sampler of
some of the finest beef that has ever
been soon in this section of country.
It was from the firm of Hechler, Jr.,
& Bros, of Richmond, Va. and was q
sample Of the beefsteak for which they
had received a premium at the Vir-
ginia Fair. Mr.. G. Albrecht, (of the
firm of Hoffman & Albrecht,) in o
neighborly spirit, shared his presen t
with US, and We tell you it was juicy
and good.
DR.. Deboit, the celebrated surgeon
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