The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-05
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Slipped his grip" has superseded
''passed in his checks"
An exchange mourns the good old
times when slang was never slung.
billed or roast"-you pay your
money and take your choice-chest-
nuts!
Up 10 8 o'clock last night, the bal
lot-boxes of Ward 2 md Camp Ground
precinct had not been returned to the
Commissioners.
We have delayed the publication of
the CLEANER one day this week, in
order to give our weekly readers the
lAte,t election news.
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Wilmington. Columbia
aud Augusta Railroad will be held in
Wilmington on the 18th instant.
Messrs. D. c. Peixotto & Sons have
in store the finest Northern apples and
Irish potatoes which have been in this
market this season and at very low
prices.
Nash aud his ticket are conceded to
be elected III this County, by about
6OO III 4jority. Owing to the failure of
two boxes to be returned, the official
count cannot be given today.
The attention of the members Of the
German Schuetzen-Verein is directed
to call in another column for al ad
lourned meeting at their hall this
evening, at the usual hour. Business
OF importance is TO be presented.
A gentleman in the cigar business
sends US his autumnal gem:
lis autumn, and the leaves are dry,
Aud rustic on the ground,
Producing in'ards Of cigars
AT trining cost per pound.
The tifty-fourth session of the Bap-
tist State Convention of South Caro-.
lima will he held with the Baptist
Church ut Chester en- Wednesday be-
foro the last Sabbath in November,
which will be the 25th duy of the
month
Three trays and an ace!" said O
youngster, who stepped up to the STAN p
window ut the post Office, aud laid
down ten cent piece Of currency
The clerk ut the window didn't see
1t" un;ii he had looked over his copy
of "Hoyle." Then he dealt out tLree
three.cent aud u one-cent stamp. The
oldest inhsbitant passed silently out.
a near,sighted citizen stepped into
butcher stall, yesterday, with the in.
tention Of ordering ak pounds of meal
sent to his house, but, after sitting
down on the butchers rut terrier
which was lying curled up in chair,
the citizen changed his mind, and went
to another stall. It is curious how the
purpose Of the human mind is some
times changed by the merest trif1e.
The First Presbyterian Church, OF
Wilmington, N. c., was crowded on
Sunday morning with the large con.
gregation who had assembled to wit.
ness the installation ceremonies conse-
quent upon the formal induction Of
Rev. JOS R. Wilson, D. D.. into the
pastorate of the First Church. The
services were of peculiarly interest
ing character, aud the charges to the
new pastor and to the people were re.
ceived with marked attention by al
of those who were present on the oc
casiOn.
HEISrrsH's ApoTHECARY's HALL. =
DR.. Heinitsh has ohristeued his hal
1.-The Apthecary's Hail." Wheneye,
you are in need of medicine call a
Apothecary's Hall. A remedy fol
every ill may be- found at this popular
drug store. The cheapest and the bes
Of everything in tho medical line :
opposite PHOENIX Office.
ESCAPED. Harrington, who muir
dered his wife in this city near twt
months since, and at the same tim,
attempted to take his own life, escaped