The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-04
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ooe Zee Of thssRas1H is HvacA.S
Il 3 kdelegati 3nBi saSs nTa FoSas is on .
tyi4s to thes Indian; Rurean st jBasl,ing-
tob::-- Foxes tbddring 'sas(k)sf With them
! have been yisiting:the South for several
years. We call them carpet baggers. :
in this country, and they can trump over
their Indian prototypes in; the art Of
occurring. without taxing their skill 10
any severe extent. f's'i
PiaiH npd fancy colored printing exc;
cutedrwith neatness and despatch, on The
most reasonable terms. lAil the latest
styles Of cards, &C., on hand md printed
in excellent style, ut the .PuGN1x Office.
The martins are beginning to make
| their appearances in and about Coiumbia.
Goodbye, cold weather. siianp
Book and job printing Of every kind
attended to promptly ut PHOENIX Office.
The old trotter "Grey Eagle" owned
by Mossrs. Boyce & Co., is in trim for
another match. We had q pleasant turn
behind tho grey nag, day or two ago.
Aevy's Mnseuns for April is received.
This magazine is conducted will, rnre ar-
preciation Of what will entertain and in.
struct young readers. Terms $l5O q
year; specimen number ten cents.
Horace B. Fuller, publisher. Boston
Pamphlets, briefs. catalogues, dodgers,
posters, hand-biils. bill-hoads-in fact,
everything in tho way OF job printing
gotten upi the best style and on terms
that VIC pledge ourselves will be satisfac-
tory to oil parties. Let us hear from
you, business men, in the shape OF or
ders for the spring trade. With ap-
proved machinery nnd steam power, we
challenge comparison in prices.
A housekecper says there is no venison
in the markets, but plenty of dear meat.
The news comes from Europe that
bonncts are soon to be larger. It is
nearly timo for the fashion to change,
and they cannot we'll be made smaller.
The following appointments have been
announced at the Executive Department: !:
John Morrell, resident at No. 81 Pine
street. New York city, to be Commis-
sioner of Deeds. e, Witt Trial Justice,
Lexington County. Sylvester Bleokley,
Jury Commissioner for Anderson Coun-
~, rice John Wilson, resigned. t
The present week is the last in Lent
and is called Holy Week. The different
services throughout are of the most
solemn and sacred character, for the end
approaches, and Friday next is to becele-
brated as the anniversary OF the dny on
which the Son Of God was offered up ns
| o redemption for the sins Of tho world.
The church sits in the sackcloth and
| ashes Of sorrow until the advent Of
Easter morning. when the glorious news
Of the resurrection is proclaimed.
The army sent into South Carolina to
hunt the Ku Kluxes arc TO be provided
with nm abundance OF witch.hazei wands
It is alleged, moreover. that Gen. Grant.
so impressed with his SUCCESS in handing
the Indians over to the Qnakers, intends
entrustjng the Ku Kiux commission TO
the care OF tho Spiritualists. 4.
| March gave All expiring kick. yester-
day. Boreas had things his ownswpy.
Read the advertisement Of sha manu-
factures Of tho Columbia Cotton Seed
Oil Company. nnl then give some Of
them trial. All they claim is conceded
by the community.
| It is reported that the safe Of tho
| County Trensurer'of Abbeville-Mr.,L L..
II. Russell was robbed, on Friday
night, and about $4,000 carried of.
Tho safe was deliberately opened and tho
money abstraoted. The guilty party il
strongly suspected.
If you want to enjoy luxury call on
Chris. Hayneswortb, at the Columbia
Hotel saloon, and obtain q dry shampoo.
It is particularly pleasan!-tho only diff
Guilty is to avoid going to sleep under
Chrie. manipulations. S'Ei1t 4.
The post Office OF Cedar Springs, in
Spartanbnrg County. has been ro.estab-
lished, and William 81. Rogers appointed
postmaster.
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