The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-30

ORR MATTERS. price Of sinlg
copies of the PHGN1x is ave oents.
| The latest Tstylss wsldihg and.vtsiting
cards and envelopes. astiIy pridted. can
be obtained at the PHOENIX Office.
The Ecening Herald says: "Well. We
have got the patronage. Has the PHG-
NIX got the scrip?" Our reply shall be
purely Scrip. .tural. "Provide neither
gold, nor silver. nol brass in your purses.
nor scrip for your journey"
Old newspapers for sale 1T PHOENIX
office, at ffty cents hundred.
The Union speaks of brother ohip
riding goat Why do you complein? /?
Is your back sore?
We are indebted to the publisher, J.
D. Ware, 737 SAMSON street, Philadel-
phia, for copies of The Carriage Monthly
and the Coach makers International Jour.
nal-works issued for the benefit and
advantage of al! engaged in carriage
building. They are. valuable publioa-
tions and well worthy the patronage Of
all connected with the business.
The Union. yesterday. gave q pnnpy
account o! {: man suffering with de!:ri.a:
tremens. It read we'll enough; but We
should think sense of modesty would
prevent his intruding his private .affairs
upon the public in that kind Of style.
AZ 'tus evidently thought. yesterday.
that his reign was about to terminate,
nnd gave us good old fashioned blow.
Cal. Wagner's popular minstrel troupe
give two performa nces in Irwin's Hall,
next week-April und8.
A card from Messrs. Southern & Bran
lett, proprietors Of the Exchange
House, appears in another column. A
billiard saloon. with approved tables,
has been added. Those foud Of this
sport can be satisfactorily accommo-
dated. u +sETs
The title of the new style Of hair
dressing is horrible in its. associations.
"A Ia guilohae. it is called, because the
hair Of the female victims of the French
revolution WAS arranged on the very top
Of the bead, as initiated in the present
fashion. in order that it might be ont
of the way Of the knife and the guiIIo-
tine. y szfs5 .E}
The atsractions Of Columbia as place
OF business and residence, are becoming
moro and more widely known. There
Is more demand for houses now than
can be supplied. Messrs. Seibels l.
Ezell have had twenty applications this
week which they could not supply
Contractors, real estate owners and
capitalists must -bcstir themselves.
Population is increasing, business en-.
larging, and prospects of development
in the city aud country are quite bright
and cheering.
Mr. G. F. Jackson returned from the
North, yesterday, where he has been for
several weeks. engaged in selecting lis
stock Of spring and summer dry goods.
We have to thank him for late papers. :,
The storm carried dowa portion Of
the State House fence, yesterday. ~
Gov. Noses has appointed Messrs. c.
Davis Melton, J. D. Pope and R. d. Ell.
lio!t, Commissioners to examine and re-
port upon the cluims presented under
the appropriation OF S35. 900, made last
winter, for rewards for the apprehension
Of Ku Klux
SIr. Shippers sign, corner of Main
and Taylor streets. was blown awry by
The gale, yesterday; which afforded
George, the expressman, an opportunity
OF making point that sit had skipped
off,"
| Attractions arc multiplying at the
Grand Central dry goods establishme ent
of w. D. Love & Co. See their card.
Chris. Haynesworth requests Us to
state that he will remove his barber and
hair-dressing saloon to his new quarters
in the Wheeler House, tomorrow night.
Unfortunately, MIR. Erening Herald,
the PHOENIX has neither the scrip. the
patronage, nor the advertising OF the
Blue Ridge Railroad.
The Euening Herald is down on the
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