The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-20

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tisement to the afflicted part.a !
L To lie about man never hurts him.
but to tell the truth about him sone-
times does.
Two things you must never bet on
the verdict Of jury and the result Of
an election.
II you want to ''get the drift Of
things" go into the room where your
wife is sweeping.
There was no session of Court yes
terday, owing to the continued illness
of Judge Carpenter.
Transient advertisements and no.
tees must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
The Governor has appointed George
R. Dunbar Triul Justice of Barnwell,
0ice @. Fl. Brown, removed.
Colonel William Ladder, who for so
many years managed the Courier, has
gone into the insurance business, in
Charleston.
Job printing Of every kind, from
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned out. at short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try us.
We are in receipt of the Galaxy for
November. Published at GIT Broad
way, New York, by Sheldon & Co., ut
81 per annum.
The Richland Riff. Club appear in
their new uniforms, this evening, for
drill. iou Thompson'a green. There
will. doubtless. be large number ol
lockers. on.
we learn that Judge Mackey intends
to take The field for Gen. Kershnw,
Hannibal Whites statement to the
contrary notwithstanding. Dry up,
Hannibal Go it, Judge.
Attention is directed to the card of
George W. Williams IL Co., cf Charles
ton. which is of interest to dealers in
coffee. This enterprising firm is in
receipt Of large quantity OF the ber-
| ries.
Tomorrow, the 2lst, is the day for
Old John Robinson's big show to make
its appearance in Columbia. This cs-
tablishment ia the biggest on the road /.
and it needs no word from us to ensure
u crowded canvas.
We learn that the opposing Con-
gressional candidates from Charleston
had setto ut Manning, few days
ago-the lie having passed, when in
sporting parlance, first knock d O wn
was credited.
Wilson Cook, in card ia the Green
vile Ne'rs, utterly repuGiates the card
published in the Union Herald, and at.
tributed to him. He believes that the
Democrats are working for the inter-
ests of the people as we'll as the Re.
publican party.
Marion Street Methodist Church
was crowded to overhowing on Sunday,
and the interest in the exercises has
become SO intense, that the services
will be continued this week. The
church is packed on each succeeding
evening.
About this time the young man nn-
packs his winter overcoat, spreads it
out on the bed before him, gathers
up. one by one. the little rolls OF
cotton that irregularly dot its surface,
and, holding it close to the light,
comes to the conclusion that camphor
is delusion md tobncco itself q
snare.
Mr.. Epstip, the uptown clothier, is
q tasty individual, and his show win
dows prove it. The one displays an
endless variety of shirts, arranged on
a ipatent frame, while the other ex.
hibits fancy articles. etc. The stock
within the body ot Tho a.cro is unu
sually heavy, but ho declares that bis
prices are light.
FIRE.-An alarm Of FIRE was sounded
about half-past o'clock, yesterday
morning, when the flames were found
to proceed from the roof of a kitchen
in rear Of the Washington House.