The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, October 21, 1873, Image 1
The pathetic sJorf?ftpnUined in the.
old baU?a ?'T)ie Mistletoe BotfRo.'' had
BonSethinf? of a parallel on the Oth inffi,
at Oodar Rapido, Miobv A Mr*. Smith,
while visiting her mother in that city,
missed her infant bod, about eighteen
wontlid olu, whu? she prepared to do
part. They au a robed the house, ?nd at
last f onnd the obi Id ?doad in a trank.
Like the helpless bride in the old song;
the ohild bad entered the trank only to
meet its death. The heavy lid had
fallen upon its neck and had broken the
spinal vertebrae. The unfortunate mo?
ther became almost insane j over the
event, and her condition at last accounts
waB precarious, owing to the exoess of
her grief. ? .
In Louisville, Saturday afternoon,
Jacob Daub shot *his wife deliberately,
with a shot gon, while sitting in his back
poroh. After she fell dead, he remained
Bitting, with gun iu hand, until 6
o'clock, when bis son came home and
Daub was arrested. He said ehe had
been unfaithful and should have been
shot long ago.
At a meeting'of a number of citizens
of Union, on Thursday, Mr. H. L. Goes
was naminated as a candidate for the of*
floe of Intendant, made vacant by the
death of W. O. Harris, Esq.
50
New Mackerel.
BARRELS, Half Barrels and Kita, for
B&le by HQPE & GYLES.
Buckwheat.
FRESH Now Hulled BUCKWHEAT, for
sale by L?RICK & LOWBANCE.
Oct 19_
Wanted.
BT a voung maa, nineteen years old, a
SITUATION as olerk in a dry goods or
grocery store. Address "8," Key Box 115,
olnmbla._"_Oct 18
Black Jaok.
FTTHE undersigned will furnish tbe beet of
X Black Jack WOOD, delivered in any part
of tbe city, at $5 a cord.
Oct 10_0. HAMBERG.
Corn, Oata, Etc,
IAArt BUSHELS CORN,
,UUU 1,000 bnBbela Oats,
10.000 bushels Bran,
10,000 bushels Fine Feed,
100 basbelB Cow Feae,
100 barrels Flour,
500 oases Canned Goods,
All last in and for sale low by
Oct 19_L?RICK A LOWRANOE.
The Indian Girl Will
TTTULLY convince all strangers who giro
J} her a call how far she surpasses in the
CIGAR BUSINESS?all who know ber being
already convinced. Having the only exclu?
sive Cigar Store in Columbia and handling
brands of established reputation, that a
gentleman can smoke in company without
affecting the nasal organs of thoao around,
and oauaing them to ask: "Who is burning
cabbage leaves around here?" this maid of
universal popularity will
Proteot the Public
from being imposed upon by dealers who try
to palm off their Cigars of inferior quality
by representing them to be the same or as
good as those sold by ber. Hereafter all
must remember that unless every paokage or
box bears our copy-right trade mark, the
same are not from tbe "INDIAN GIBL CI?
GAR STORE." Thus all osn guard
Against Spurious Imitations
at least of the Indian Girl's trade mark, as
everyone copying our style of trade mark
will be dealt with according to law. Oct 19
Fresh Biscuits and Crackers!
CONSISTING of Bodn Lemon, Butter,
Ofster, Jumbles, OornbiU'e, Ginger
Snappa, Ac, Ac, for sale at "the oath store"
of JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Pot 15_
Family Supplies.
r\ HOICE GOSHEN BUTTER and CHEESE,
fresh Lemon, Milk, Soda and Cream
BISCUIT; Smoked Beef; choice TEAS, Java
aba Mocha COFFEES: Fell's London MUS?
TARD; Nelson's London GELATINE; Fla?
voring EXTRACTS and SPIOEB, Ac. for
sale low for cash._HOPE A GYLE8.
Hams.
I f \ TIERCES of HAMS, for Bale at 12J
m\J oentsper pound, at
Oct 14_SOLOMON'S.
Planters Can Got the Highest Price
FOR their COTTON, and buy thoir GRO?
CERIES at the cheapest rates, at
Sept 24 _H ARDY SOLOMON'S.
For Sale Cheap.
ONE eight-horse Portable STEAM EN?
GINE. Can be seen at work at Mr.
Obarloa Logan's Gin House. For furl ber
particulars applv to
ROBERT McDOUGALL,
Sept 28 lmo_At the Gin Houeo._
Greenbacks and Bankable Money.
r\V& GROCERY DEPARTMENT is now
\Jt conducted ou the STRICTLY CASH
PRINCIPLE, and to show our friends what
can be done lor bankable funds we quote
prices of a fow of our goods for tbeir iu
formation:
Choice Sugar-Cured and Cauvased HAMS,
iBc. per pound; Clear Sides, mo lone, 11c. per
pound; Finest GosUen Butter, 40c. per
Sound; Beat Cream Chcoae, 25o. per pound;
[aokerel, 10 to 14o. per pound; Molasses,
35o. per gallon; Golden Syrup, 70c. per gal?
lon; Flour, por barrel, $7.50 aud upwards;
Black Tea, 50c. per pound and upwards;
Green Tea, 50o. por pound and upwards;
Whiskey, $1.40 por gallon and upwards. To?
gether with a choice assortment of Ooffeos,
Hagar?, Canned Good's, Biscuits and Crack?
ers,! Moal, Grijc, Bico, Lard, Salt, Tobacco,
Cigars, Mustard, Buicea "and Family Gro?
ceries generally" at corresponding prices.
We do nol titul in rejected meals. All our
ijoods are first clutii.
Pot 16_ JOiJN'AONEW A SON.
Pratt's Astral Oil
&B8 01< ?TELY SAF-K.
Perfectly odorless. Always uniform. Illu?
minating qualities superior to Gas. Burns'
in any lamp, without danger of exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to dis?
place tbe use of volatile aud dangerous oils.
Its safety under every poasiblo test, and its
perfect burning qualities r.ro proved by its
continnod uso in over 300,000 families. Mil?
lions of galloni have bocn sold, and no acci?
dent?directly or indirectly?has ever oc?
curred from burning, storing or handling it.
The imraonso yearly loea to lifo and property,
resulting from the uso of cheap and danger?
ous oils in tbo United S'.ates, is appalling.
Tbe Insurance Companies and Firo Commis?
sioners throughout the country recommend
the ASTRAL as the beet safo-gnard when
lamps are used. Send for Circular. WM.
B. STANLEY, Columbia, has a complete
etock at all times. Oct 0 Smosi
BY J. A. SBLBY. OC
Special RTotloos.
Tbk xxadow, wheh tho soytho has laid
Its verdant drapery still and low.
And ehow'ra of passing clouds, late Bhf d,
Have mingled with tu* snn'a bright glow;
Beads forth a perfumo on the air,
Which Alls one with a awcot delight;
Bat Wood's fine O'CnsAT.ricb and rare,
Exoels it aa the day the night.
AiiOther supply on band at
Oct 19_FISHER'S Drng Store.
;S tee Breakfast, Jbuncticon, Dinner
_ f and Sapper Table, LEA A PERKINS'
WORCESTERSHIRE BAUCIS is indispensa?
ble. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New Yorli,
Oct 29 fly Agents for the United Btates.
New Livery Stables.
?A THE undorsignori,
ffZ,having opened a LI?
fe? VEllY and SALE j
STABLE, at tho Central Hotel, would re?
spectfully solicit a share of patrnnago, as?
suring the pnblio that good vehicles and
oarefal drivers can always bo found at their
establishment. Good 8addlo Horses always
on hand. Terms moderate..
Oct 8 W. D. BTARLINO A CO.
Just Received.
>W 30 head fino Kentucky <-s
'In MULES and HORSES, JnWt"N
^J^Jgf.aonio of which .are woll- f \ f~\
^^^^^broke to harnoss. Pur
chasers are invited to examine They may
be seen at Ghas. Logan's Stables, corner |
8enate and Assembly Btreets.
Bept 23_W. 8. A L. TALBOTT.
Mills Houbo Stables.
?k JUST recoivod at the above Sta
*ln bloa, twenty head fine KENTUCKY
4?MULE8, most of which are well
broke. Will be tiold cheap for cash.
8opt 13_J. N. LONO. Agent
Notice to Contractors.
OFFICE CITY CLERK.
Coli mbia, 8.0., Ootober 1G, 1873
BY order of the City Oonncil, the time for
receiving PROPOSALS for building
new Alma House and Hospital has been ex?
tended until the regular meeting oi City
Council, the aeaond 1UE8DAY in November.
All partioe wishing to make bids fur the
same will be allowed to take the plans and
specifications from the Clcrk'e office fur
twenty-fours. OHAS BARNUM,
Oot 17 City Troaeurer.
School Books.
O L- BRYAN has now for salo a new1
t\>, stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, Classical
and English. Also, STATIONERY, for
1 Schools anil Merchant a and Pablio Officers.
School Teaohere and Merchants supplied at
low prices._Sept 30
Notice to Farmers.
IN consequence of the stringency in money,
all indebted to ns for SUPPLIES fur?
nished the present and previous years, are
informed that Cotton will be received in pay
I mont at the highest market rates, or shippt c
to responsible parties for their account.
8ept 27_ HOPE* OYLES.
Bagging and Ties.
2f\f\f\ YARDS HEAVY BAGGING.
?UUU 5,000 lbs. ARROW TIEB, for]
sale by_,_HOPE A OYLE8.
Timothy Hay.
TONS CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY. for
sale low by_HOPE A GYLES.
Family Flour.
100 BBLS. hxtra Family FLOUR.
100 barrelB low priced, but sound.
Forsaleby HOPE A GYLES
10
5
Cow Feed.
TONS 8HORTS and WHEAT BRAN, for
sale by HOPE A GYLES.
F
60 Boxes Shoulders,
OR salo at 9 cents per pound, at
Oct 14 80LOMON'P.
If Yon Want to Save Money.
UY your GROCERIES and PROVISIONS I
at HAHDY SOLOMON'S.
B
Charleston Oysters.
jjjPStt /JUST rocfived, a lot of fresh
^ShMrCharleston OY8TER8, which will
^??IxV bo served up in anyMylo. If the I
woalher is favorable, will keep them regu
larlv hereafter. A. STORK.
Oot 1 _
"The Atmosphere,"
BY C&roillo Flammauon, iliu?tiaUd with
ton Chromo Lithugru|>ht> and 1 igbty six
Wood Cuts. tC.OO.
"The Fair God; or Tl.o Latd of tho Tzins,"
by Lew Wallrco. $2 00.
"Lombard Street," a description of the
Money Market, by Waltt-r liagthot, 11.75.
"Arthur Bonnicastle." by J. O. Holland.
"What tho Swallows Nang"?"Leisure
Hour Series"?by F. Speilhagen. $1 25.
"Rotnanco of Old Conrt Lifo iu France,"
by Francis Elliott. $1 GO.
"Nina's Atonement," by Christian Reade,
author of "Valerio Aljmer." $1 00.
"Article 47," a Roraanco, from tho French
of Adolphe Bolot. 75 cents.
Charles Roado's last novel, "A fcimplfaton.'.
And other now publications received eomi
weekly for sale at
Sept25_ R. L. BRYAN'SJJOOKSTORE.
8eed Bye and Barley.
BUSHELS NEW SEED BYE and
BARLEY._HOPE A OYLE?.
Views for the Million.
IHaVE just received a line asnortment of
8TEREOSCOP10 VIEWS, English and
Americau, colored and plain Aim,, ILLU?
MINATED onoB. R. L. BRYAN.
Sopt 30 _
Seogers' Beer is Pare.
[Tdon'lcontain CocolusIndiens, Fisb,Bor<
rios, to m*kn ouo sloopy or hnadarhv.
100
New Music Store.
I HAVE just opened a choico
and select stock of MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE, consisting of
ACCOBDEONS. CONGER
TINAST~5ARMONICAK. FLUTES. FIFES,
Flagcolottes, Guitars, Violins, Violoncellos,
Contra Bass, Dobsou's l'atout Bai j >a, Tani
horiucs. Music Stands, Violin Bows, Strings,
Ac. Thoso goods wero seltctcd by ruyaelt,
and aro warranted.
Orders roceived Tor SHEET MUSIC, and
the same supplied once a week; als'j. for
PIANO aud ORGAN TUNING.
Instruments ropairod and Bows rehaired.
Terms strictly casu.
8ept 21 t_ _ J. P. BAWLS^
Boasted Coffee.
1 (\ BARRELS FRESH ROASTED JAVA
JL\/ t.nd RIO COFFEES, for sale by
! *8ept 21 HOPE A GYLES.
"Let our Just Censure
'LUMBIA, 8. 0., TUESDAY i
P ANirjPRICES !1
CALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
NOTIONS
AT
Smash Sown Panic Prices!!
MY stook too largo for the dull times and
greenbacks scarce, I will sei! my goods
at greatly reduced prices. The etock all
new and fashionable. Como, everybody, to
O. P. JACKSON'S, and got great BARGAINS.
O. F. JACKSON,
Oct 19 Loader of Low Prices, Main st.
IT WILL. PAY YOU WKL.li
TO GO TO THE
Grand Central Ery Goods Establishing
CF
W. D. LOVE & CO.
to-EVERY DA
LOTS of POPULAR GOOLS, at low priceB,
opening daily.
KID GLOVES, in 1, 2 and 3 Buttons.
DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLS.
LACES.
CARPETS.
JEANS.
BLANKETS.
HOMESPUNS.
PRINTS.
WHITE GOODS.
COR8ET8.
NOTIONS, Ac, S;o.
A choice line of RUFFLES, just opened, in
all tho new styles, at tho Grand Contral Dry
Goods Establishment of
W. D. LOVE A CO.,
Oct 12 Under the Wheoior Honeo.
Arriving To-Pay
AND
DAYS TO COME !
THE
NEW AND CD EAP PURCHASES
OF our buyer, sfnt to New York since the
panic, and BUYING OUR GOODS AT
PRICES FULLY IN SYMPATHY WITH THE
CHANGED TIMES. WE OFFER OUR PA?
TRONS ALL THEIR SHARE OF THE BEN?
EFITS OF THE CHEAP GOODS. In
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
AND
BOOTS & SHOES,
W?? are well prepared to serve our friends,
and will do so at prices that will suit thorn
euro.
Wo respectfully ask the public to call and
inspect our goods and piiceB, which wo will
take great pleasure in showing.
Oct 11 II. C. SIIIVKR. At CO.
The Fall Trade
HAS opened auspiciously -yesterday hav?
ing been tho boat day's business we have
dune since last December. I havo just re?
turned from the Northern markets, and havo
not only mado arrangements to keep my
stock up to past t-xporionco. but havo added
many additional attractions for tbc bom lit of
tho public and?myself. Tho Btock it* now
unutually full, and shall be constantly re?
plenished. Tho same care in future shall bo
observed, as has been in tho past, to keen
strictly FIRST CLASS GOODS, which, with
fair dealing and popular prices, I hopo to at?
tract a still larger sharo of public patronage
than that eo liberally bestowed heretofore
Respectfully, I request an examination ol
the etock. GKO. SYMMF.RR.
The Georgia Gin.
ON cuteriug our fifth scasou with theet
GINS, wo havo only to say, that iu
EVERY caso parties who havo bought them
or seen them used havo bet a DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them tho BEST
thoy have any knowledge of.
Wo GUARANTEE them to gin as clean,run
as LIGHT, GIN as FAST and turn out a?
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT 1H
MADE. Ploaso order early, so as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded on application.
L?RICK A LOWRANOE,
Juno 21 Solo Agents for South Carolina.
Private Boarding.
MRS. WYATT is prepared to accommodate
several BOARDERS with meals and
lodging; aleo, provide for a number of Tablo
Boarders. Residence on Plain, bctwet-n Bull
and Pickens streets. Sopt t>
Just Received,
AFRESH supply of CRACKERS, assorted
CANDIES and TOYS. For good BREAD
and CAKES, call at KRAFT'S Bakery.
August 8
Corn Whiskey.
13URE MOUNTAIN CORN WHISKEV.
. Also, a lot of four year old MALT COHN
WHISKEY. Warranted pure.
Aug 13 JOUN C. SEEGERS.
Attend the True
IORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1811
FURNITURE!
PAGAN BROS.
KEEP constantly on
(band a fall and com?
pute assortment of
BED-BOOM, PARLOR,'
and KITCHEN FURNI-I
TUBE, of the most unique and novel design.
FUNERALB served in tho beat manner,
and at short notice.
Thankful for past patronage, they ie?
j spoctfully solicit a continuance of tho stinie,
and an examination of their stock, feeling
satisfied that they can pleaso all.
Kept 25 iOnios
Grandest Scheme Ever Known.
liRTIi GRAND ?lFT CONCERT'
For tho Benefit of tho
?ublic Library of Kentucky.
1J.OOO CASH GIFTS?$1,500,000.
Every Fifth Ticket DrawB a Gift.
$250,000 FOR $50.
mHE Fourth Grand Gift Concert, author
JL ized by special Act of the Legislature,
for the benefit of the Public Library of Ken?
tucky, will take placo in Public Library Hall,
at Loniavillo, Ky.,
WliUNKSUAV, DECEUBEIl 3. 1*13.
Only 60,000 tickets will bo sold, and one
half of thoeo aro intended for the European
market, thus leaving only 30,(00 for sale in
the United States, where lOO.OcO were dis?
posed of for tho third Concert. Tho ticket?
are divided into ten coupons or parts, and
have on thoirback tho Scheme, with a full
explanation of tho mode of drawing.
At this Ooneert, which will be tho grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this
country, the unprecedented sum of
$1,500,000,
Divided into 12,000 cash gifts, will be dis?
tributed by lot among tho ticket holders.
I The numbers of the tickets to bo drawn from
one wheel by blind children and tho gifts
from another.
LIST OF GIFTS.
1 Grand Gash Gift.1250,000 I
1 Grand Cash Gift. 100 000
1 Grand Cash Gift. 50.000
1 Grand Cash Gift . 25,000
1 Grand Cash Gilt. 17,500 1
10 Cash Gifts, $10,000 each. 100.000
SO Cash Gifts, 5.000 each. 150 000
50 Cash Gifts, 1,000 each. 50,000
80 Cash Gifts, 500 each. 40,000
100 Cash Gifts, 400 each. 40 000
150 Caeh Gifts, 300 each. 45,000
250 Caah Girts, 200 each. 50.000
325 Cash Gifts, 100 oach. 32,600
11,000 Cash Gifts, 50 each. 550,000
Total, 12.000aifts.Ull cash, amount?
ing to.$1,500.000
The distribution will be positive, whether
I all the tickets are aold or not, ana the 12,000
I gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets sold
-all unsold tickets being dent roved as at the
I first and second Concerts, and nut represeut
| cd in tho drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. 150; halves. $25; tenths, or
each coupon, }5; oleven whole ticket* for
1500; 22} tickets for 11,000; 113 whole tickets
lor 15,000; 227 whole tickets for $10,000. No
discount on less than $500 worth of tickets at
i time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift
Concert, as well as the satibfaction given by
the first and second, make* it only necessary
to announce the fourth to insure the prompt
sale of every ticket. The Fourth Gift Con
oert will condncted in all its details like
the l' ml,;?nd fall particulars may be learned
from ?rui!ars. which will bo Bent free from
this otttca to all who apply for them.
Ticket* now ready for sale, and all orders,
accompanied by tho mon ~ romptly filled.
Liberal terms given to tho; 'ro buy to soil
again. THOS. E. J at. ET PK,
Agont TubMc Library, Ke. .-ky, and Mana?
ger Gift Concert, Public Library Building,
Louiaville, Ky.
For tickets or information a;>p!v to
DAVIDOE (1 AMBRIL!.,
Sept 10 fU;22 Broker. Coin ml i t. S.O.
Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son
TAKE pleasureiu calling theatUiitiri.?of
the public to an exaniiiiatii r <?' their
STOCK of MUSICAL UEl.ClIAM.flrO con?
sisting ol Pianos, Churchi d 1'arb-i < >: ;t, oh, |
Molodonns, Violins, Guitarr, Raujoi?, Flutes,
Accordeon*. Brass amt ."-.ilM-r Bain.' instru?
ments ot nli kiiidi*. Aleo, sheet Mn.-ic and
Instruction Books for evtl) eis** of Musical
Instrument* on hand a1 nil tin.ft-. We are
Solo Agents for the State of South Carolina
ofEstey A Co.V COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheot
Mimic scut by mail, posl paid,on nciiptof
price;antl all kinds of Musical Coeds ? < ut by
Express, when ordered, to any pr.rt of the
State, marked C. O. I), flood Seconn-haiid
Pianoi- and Organe for HhR ch<ap. for canh
Pianos,Organs Hiid Melodic i i- Tuned ami
Repaired in a satiaiactor} mat i i r: and will
give especial attention to Pat king, Removing
and Ship) intr Pianos lor otbi r rattier toany
point desired, at moderate pi in*.
All ordere promptly attended to and ?'r*is
faction guaranteed to thofC 'avt liii); lib with
their patronage. Send for our catalogueo|
Sheet Mueic and Jlusleal Merchandise. Bi
uliardson street, a few doors shove PtHKStX
offloo. Columbia. S. C. Sov 7
MME. 0. da SILVA
and
MRS. ALEX. BRADFORD'S
(FOKMKHLY nli:s. OG?F.N HOFFMAN'S I
English, French und German Boarding and
Bay 8GUCOL for young Ladies and Children,
17 West 38lh street, New York, re-open* Hep
tcmber 2-1 Application may he made by let-!
ter or personally as above " Sept 122oioh
Harrison, Bradford & Co.'s
STEEL PENS.
Special attention called to the well-known j
numbers, I
r>or?_?5?'in?10 and 'i'4.
Factory, Ml. Vernon; Office, 75 John utret!, \
Ne*o York. Aug 7 3mo |
Event." ?
*. VOL. IX?NO. 1^2.
The Fewest Goods.
-sAA THE Bob a crib er begs loavo to inform
WA tbo citizens and public generally, that
Hp he has just returned from the North,
wiih aB fine an assortment of FALL and
WINTER QOODB as ever has been offered in
this city, viz: Fine WOOLENS, CoatiugB,
Vcetings, DoeskinB, Cloths, Caesimeres. Ac.
Hia friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine bis stock, as he guaran?
tees to please the moot fastidious. All suite
ordered will be guaranteed to fit and be of
the best workmanship.
Sept 25_C. D. EBERHARDT.
18 Fall and Winter 73.
num. its
AND
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!!
KIN ARD & WILEY
ARE receiving the largest
iand beet stock of CLOTHING
Jthat has ever been offered in
this market, and at prices to
sun the times. We are headquarters for
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS*
FINE UNDER AND NECK WEAR. We seU:
mm___ THE BROADWAY SILK HAT.
HSV Tho colobratod STAR SHIRT,
JjE 4M that ia nnequaled for quality and
We havo the latest styles, the
best Oustom-mado CLOTHING, and at the
most reasonable priceB for cash of any bouse
in tbo State._Sept 25
CITY CURRENCY
BUILDISC & LOAN CERTIFICATES
TAKEN ron
[LITHIUM
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD'S.
BUYERS will do well to give us a call.
Wo koep the largest and most stylish
stock in the city, and guarantee our prloes
to be lower than elsewhere.
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, we are
making suits to order, in the latest styles,
and cheaper than any first class house in tho
city. R. A W. O. SWAFFIELD.
?ct in _
TO THE FRONT!
Full Assortment
Of New and Fresh
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
and
at the
Clothing Emporium
D. EPSTIN,
IM NE DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS In
' every variety; Youths' and I!o\s' Cloth
\nv', Dress, Colored and Negligee Shirts;
Silk, Felt ami Wool Hats?latest out; Ho?
siery, Gloves and Collar*; Tins, Scurf* and
Bows; Trunks, Valises and Umbrellas, and
everything that touds to make up a perfect
stock.
The Btyle? of Clothing neic never s*> hand?
some as this season, aiid no never had so
complete a st )ck, not never si Id them at bo
small profit.
Being dctel min? d to sustain our reputation
for soiling goods ut low pvicee, we have
selected anil bought our stock with great
can., and feel assured that cvoy one can bo
?uiisth-d by giving us a call No trouble to
iliow good's. D. EPSTIN.
Sept 1!) Under Columbia Hot? 1. _
EXCHANGE HOUSE.
iVSs f*} THE undersigned have put V
SjjJjftrl,,i# pop>l?' establishment int.
Vjggf complete ropair, and aro pro fc?
pared to accommodate ono and all withvif
choice LIQUORS, CIGARS, OYSTERS, V.
1IS11 and GAME. Wo havo excellent;/
I BILLIARD TABLES; private LUNCU'*
ROOMS; FDRN1S1IKP ROOMS. Wo om
> " ^gpploy tho beet
fcsOTpriM dicU and reel'
f^Pf^W^onlUloi-l of out
ability to satisfy
one hi-.<1 ill.
Oct 8 SOU iTIF.RN A B RAM LETTE.
A Full Assortment of Crackers
At WlioU-KiiIe Prices.
HAYIN'l been appointed ngcut for the
Hale of the colobratod Biscuit and
Cracker Manufactory of Tyler Brothers, I am
prepared to supply tho trado at factory prices.
A full axsortment of those choice goods
now on hand. HARDY SOLOMON.
Sept 26
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THE PHOENIX,
Daily and Tri-Weekiy; or
Isoned every Wednesday,
IN COLUMBIA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Phcekix is the oldest Daily Paper
I in the Stato, and has been regularly
I issued since March, 1865,
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
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THE EDITORIALS
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Colombia, in 1865, after its partial de?
struction, and have been regularly pub'
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