The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-27
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Orrx NATTzRs.-The price OF single
o9pfYs of the PHaH1x is3fi vsseutss 2
IA golden ball and weathes cock. now
sprmannts Parker's Hall.
There were five deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the 26sh-whites ],
(an aged ladyD oolored 4.
A private letter from Lexington re-
ports heavy frost and ice there, yester-
day morning. Vegetation killed.
The Governor has appointed w. A.
Grant. uice II. Q. Iuwood, deceased,
Trial Justice for Charleston County. = =.
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHOENIX office. q
The excursion train for Greenville,
over the Airline Railroad. leaves Char
lotte to-morrow morning. at hali-past 8
O'Clock.
Still another lot of attractive goods at
the Grand Central Dry Goods establish.
ment OF ". D. Love & Co. See their
weekly advertisement.
There was heavy frost, yesterday
morning, in Columbia and vicinity
closely resembling snow storm The
young cotton aud vegetables were killed.
Mr. D. Epstin, in Columbia Hotel
block. is in reoeipt OF another lot of gents
furnishing goods. His stock is exte1:
sive, and buyers night fud itadvantage.
GUS to examine it. Z, 3
It bus been suggested that scales and
weights would satisfy market patrons
much better than the commonly ly-used
spring balances. One gentleman assures
US that he found difference Of several
pounds in q receut trial.
Genuine Havana cigars arn obtainable
ut DR.. G. H. Miot's drug store. Those
who are posted in suoh matters verify the
truth OF the assertion. The Doctor keeps
Congress water on draught-pure and
sparkling as if fresh from the spring.
Wm. ". Eaton, OF Hartford, who was
formerly resident of Columbia. will be
Speaker of the Connecticut House of
Representatives. He is IN old Demo
cratic warhorse, 80 straight that he some
times cleans backward"
The term beverage mapir ulator,"
meaning bar-keeper, has been introduced
here from San Francisco. but Is objected
to on account of the difficulty of pro-
nounci6g it, under certain circumstances,
not wholly unoonnected with beverages.
A despatch from San Francisco, dated
the 22i instant, says that B. ID. Bogart
(better known Lsre,as -A.iie Pqgh) was
before the court martial at Mare Island,
on the charge Of embezzling $2s. 600 and
desersiDg from the navy. A delay has
been granted, to enable him to procure
counsel.
It is said that man got. On Tho ap.
train from Charleston at KiDgville, yes.
!e-day afternoon, who had evidently been
in serious row. He exhibited q bloody
knife. saying that ''fonr of them had
jumped upon him. and if they were salts
fed, he was. " The man, whose name is
said to be Tom Cherry, came into the
city. His hair was matted with blood on
one side Of his head, and his clothes were
also bloody, besides one OF his feet being
SO injured that he could not wear his
shoe. The police have the matter in
hand.
TEMpERANcE.-The Grand Division
Sons Of Temperance held its second
quarterly session in Newberry, on the
23d. About thirty delegates were pre-
sent, and tue reports from every section
OF the State relative to the progress Of
the temperance movement were encou-
raging. At tho close OF the session, on
Thursday evening, large aud enthusi-
astic public meeting was held in the
Town Hall, at which addresses we're de-
iivercd by Messrs. A. III. Kennedy, G.
Y. Patrick, Oliver Hewitt and Mr.. Peti-
CRU.
UNUSUAL WEATHER. Frost, who
resides seven miles above Columbia, has
shown ns some Of the work of his name
sake-Jack Frost-Friday night. Young
shoots Of hickory, persimmon and white
l, Joko .