The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25
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copies of the PHaNU is Ave oonts.
We have received from Msssss. E. E.
David & Co., Of tie Plain Areet family
supply store, d bunch abi lettuce.
MssEs. D. & 90. propose to keep up
with the market. . 81 2
A card from the Due West Female
College appears in another column. It
il an old institution, and woll worthy OF
patronage.
The anniversary suppor of the Burns
Club comes of Monday evening. at Nc.
Kenzie's Saloon. It will be on enjoya-
BILE affair, as there are several excellent
singers who are connected with the club.
Be on hand, by al means. Mr., VIM
Roy, at Mr.. Symmers', will furnish the
''open Sesame.," @
Intelligence has been received here
that Mr.. w. T. Hague, formerly private
secretary to Governor Scott, was frozen
to death in tho far West, during the re-
cent severe spell. Mr.. Hague had many
acquaintance in Columbia. He leaves
a wife and child.
A countryman. while on his way home
yesterday, and driving pretty rapidly,
was left quietly sitting in bis wagon
the horse having cleared himself COM
pletely from his trammels.
Albert Guerry, Esq, the artist, arrived
in Columbia yesterday. He proposes to
occupy studio here. We wish him the
success he eminently deserves.
The exercises in Trinity Church are
interesting, and large number OF dole
gates are in attendance. Learned and
entertaining addresses and sermons have
been delivered by the ministers and lay
men.
Tho Daily Eyening Herald has donned
q now heading.
Gov. Moses has appointed Mr. Q. j.
Houston Notary Public for Richland
It is understood that the stone masons
will resume work on the new United
States Court House and Post Ofice on
Monday next.
A buggy and dray collided on Taylor
street. yesterday afternoon. Result, O
smashed-up buggy.
There appears to be decided dispo-
sition to ,push business along in both
branches Of tho General Assembly.
Many bills of minor Importance and
private nature are being got rid Of daily
Numerous incorporation bills share the
same fate that they did towards the close
of the last session, and. generally. those
bills upon which the various committees
have given unfavorable reports, are sent
into oblivion by having the enaotine
clauses stricken out
Mr.. Lockwood, (who was referred to
in yesterdays PHGsn as having been
mortally wounded,) in his ante aorten'
statement. expressed surprise at being
} assaulted by Magruder, as he regarded
him in the light of friend. On Wednes.
day, he was easier. and there is slighI
chance of his recovery. His mothe,
passed through Columbia Thursday
night. on her way to New York, having
been summoned by telegraph.
Our BOOK TABLE.-Mr. Bryan has
furnished us with copy Of Charles
Reade's latest production-"The Wan.
dering Herr an historical novel, in
which many real names figure. It is
published by Harper & Bros.
The same gentleman has also present.
ed us copies Of two almanaos for 1873
the weli.known "Miller's Plar ters' and
Merchants, and the renowned punch &
Almanack"-tho latter profnsely illus
trated with comic pictures.
The February number of Scri6ner's
Monthly. which has, for the past two
years, become very popular. and juetly
80, with tho readers Of magazines. has
an interesting and instructive table OF
contents. Among others, are articles
entitled "The Tehauntspec Canal" "In
and Around Bangkok "Little Miss
Frere," ga Court Ball ut the Hague. II
"Tbe Sans Rafael Phalanstery," lone
Phase of the Married Question" "How
Men Learned to Analyze the Sum-
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