The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-03
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We are authorized to stats that dele.
gates il attendance upon the nesting Of
the Patrons Of Husbaudry wiirbe sassed
over tho Charlotte. Collp,bia and Az
gussa hail-oad for one and, one-shird
fare. 7t"''1 ,IiAa'
See what Messrs. rorser & Steele have
to say. They are prepared to furnish
their customers with first quality articles.
Mes'rs. Perry & Slawsou, Of the Indian
Girl Cigar Store, make an official an
nounceuent tbis morning, which their
patrons shoald psrnsS!!i = E. { e--1 .aA1
The weather, New Years day. was
more like spring than winter. Yestet-
day, however, drizzly rain set in, which
made walking more disagreeable than
ever. The snow and sleet, after remain
ing on the ground for more than eight
days, is rapidly disappearing.
Mr. George Symmers remembered the
bird spiritually on New Years day. We
thank him kindly, ~; nti,
The Columbia Methodist Female Col
iegs7 President 8. B. Jones opened on
Wednesday with forty boarders. A
goodly number Of day scholqrs arc also
in Attendance. :, t.e,> s1at,..
Professor Ly Brands y Silver Cornet
Band celebrated the New Year by fur
nishing capital music in different
portions Of the city. The PHax1x 40
knowledges the compliment of sere-
made. The Southern Express: Company
furnished vehicle and, MI. T. 3. Harper
handled the ribbons. 80 = ~ -':;':1 -:
Mr.. Wash. Riohbourg, while hunting
on the 1st, accidentally discharged his
gun into. his body, near the arm pit.
Although seriously wounded, he is doing
we'll under the care Of DR., r. W. Gibbes.
Messrs Kinard & Wiley are prepared
to furnish their patrons with the latest
styles of clothing and gents furnishing
goods, Sec their new cravass-dainty
in-oolor and nobby in style.
Mr.: =. r. Stokes, the veteran and
venerable book-binder, is making himself
more generally known by issuing series
Of New Year cards. which are very
unique. n4.:" H'',ra2D ,a!f
At a nesting OF the Hook and Ladder
Company. held on Monday evening last.
the following officers we're elected for the
present year: President, John s. Little;
Vice.P President, E. Strauss. Secretary, F.
D. ,Koneman; Treasurer. John Jeans;
Hall Keeper, c.. Brookbanks. 8
In The Supreme Court, yesterday. the
point was argued, has Judge of Probate
authority to grant, on the application OF
the personal representative OF the de-
ceaaed, IAN order for the sale of real
estate for the payment of debts on the
failure of personal assets to meet the
Same. 'it. tt
Emancipation DayAJanuary WAS
oelehtated by parade or the different
oolored military companiea.l
Capts. F! W. Dawson, of the Charles
ton Ne,rs. and Gillespie. Of the Southern
Express Company, are in the city.
Persons having in their possession
articles of furniture belonging to the
Columbia Female College, are requested
to return them imm eaiately. ~.
We are authorized by the Board Of
Trade to state that they have secured
the services of lawyers to resist the ool-
lection Of the license tax imposed by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the oity Of Co.
lumbia; that they are nssnred that the
licenses are illegal and void, being in
direct violation of the Constitution Of
the State. Further information will be
given in day or two. and those inte.
rested will save money by declining to
pay the license in the meantime.
There will be four cclipses this year
two OF The sun and two OF the moon.
The only one the people of this country
are Interested in will be total eclipse
of the moon, visible for q few moments
only, and which is predicted to come of
the 10Th Of May, at 415 A. NJ.
Colonel Cad. Jones has taken editorial
control OF the Rock Hill Lantern.