The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-18

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Job printing Of every kind, from u
miniature visiting card to four. sheet
poster, turned ou., ut short notice,
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Old type metai-superior TO Babbitt
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Now is the accepted time. Now is
the time to advertise, if you want to
anticipate the fall trade.
Senator Patterson has departed
Northwurd. Flo is reported TO have
telrgraphed to the authorities ut Wash
ington that the military could not be
spared from South Carolina, as the
lives of Republicans were in danger.
Poor fellow. he is terribly frightened.
Fri'z Il )ncclnns establishment was
vel! patron;z.d, Yesterday, by the
lovers of clans. Some folks think
they are tongh; but when properly
prepared in chow.ler or bake. they
are not bad 10 take.
Yesterday was another coquettish
day-rain and sunshine.
Pat, of the Pollock House, serves
up green turtle for lunch to day
time ii to l.
Attention is Invited to the address
of the Executive Committee of the In
dependent Republican party Of South
Gu: olina, to DO found in our coln,n Ms
this morning.
The coming new boot will have tue
Marscllaise bottom or extention edge
to the sole. with two rowe OF stitching,
kid-topped aud morocco fo1ed. Don't
cost anything; oh mel
A newspaper is the only instrument
which can drop the same thought into
q thousand minds at the same moment.
All appetite for the luscious water
melon has ceased with the water
melon.
Youth, it is said, holds no society
with grief.
Prejudice sqrints when it looks and
lies when it talks.
The following have been appointed
by the Governor as Commissioners of
Election of Rlchland: w. Nj. Taylor,
r. j. Palmer anu S. II Spencer.
One Of the garrison wagons ran over
Mr.. VIM. Roberts, yesterday, severely
injuring him.
A horse attached to a vehicle, con.
tanning two ladies' and q little child.
became frightened, yesterday. aul ian
away, injuring the parties slightly.
THE CorroN Cnor OF ls73-'74. The
amount Of the cotton crop of 1Y73-'74,
AS 6gured up by the Financial CAroni-
Gle, was 4. 134 534 bales. Tho crop
last yenr was 3 $50, sos bales, making
un excess'of 254. 926 bales ia favor Of
the crop of l873-'74. It is under
stood that the lucky winner of the Au-
gusta cotton pool. S720, is Mr.. G. J.
Miller. of Savannah, whose estimate
was 4.l95. 323 bales, or only 2l1 bales
less than the real crop. The receipts
ut uli the ports during the year were
3.Sl9.436 bales. The Memphis Ex.
change makes the receipts ut all the
ports 3,7CI 9S4 bales. The New York
Cotton Exchange made the total crop
Inst year 8. 0D2. 264 bales against 93O,- :
SOS, as made up by the Financial
Chronicle.
PiIESIXIASA "A weather reporter
4 clap Of thunder.
Sounding on a bar-Rupping for
drinks.
Strained sweetness kissing through
Il vail.
y crying sbnmc-Onr ueighbor's 3
young one.
Preferred creditors are those who do
not dun.
The pound Of fesL-Making tough
steak tender.