The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-16
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CAsu will be the rule at the PHGs1x
office hereafter. al s. 3x sB
There was suddenf cha nge in TEN.
perature, yesterday afternoon. aud Old
Winter made himself felt again.
The city water is again arsumipg
dirty appearance, and is nearly as clear
rs mud. Let us have pure water.
The participants are practicing ener-
getically for the tableau1, which are to
bo produced on Monday evening, Junu-
lry 49,
Northern visitors complain that the
i"supny South" has chilly mode OF re.
Icciving them. Fide the weather yester-
llay.
The Phoenix job Office is complete in
every respect, and cards. posters. pro-
grnnmes. bill-hcads, etc.. arc turned
out with alacrity. ae
a. ". Suder, Esq, 1ntendant OF
Sumter, has been in Columbia for the
past two days, on business connected
with tho Citizens Savings Bank. .i
Manager Cathoart, Of the Western
Union Telegraph Olrioe in this city, has
furnished us with q copy of letter of
The Postmaster General. reviewing the
recommendations OF his annual report
in favor OF Postal Telegraph.
I Persons indebted to the PHGSIx Office
are earnestly requested to call and settle
at once. There is large amount due
the greater portion in small sums. The
Indebtedness must be liquidated. or We
shall be forced to resort to extreme mea.
snres.
/ Transfer printing inks are invaluable
to railroad companies. banks. mer-
chants, manufacturers and others. They
are enduring aud ohangeless, and will
copy sharp and clear for an indefinite
period of time. Having just received q
fresh supply of inks, We are prepared to
execute orders at moderate prices.
4 Governor Moses has appointed the
following Notarics Public: FL. 81. Jill
son, Richland; T. j. Cannon, Marion
J. L. Southern. Grcenville. He has
also appointed Messrs. D. A. Townsend
aud Monroe c. Long. Trial Justices for
Union; Silas W. Buff. Trial Justice for
Fairfield. aud T. w. Sasportas, County
! Treasurer for Colleton.
! We are indebted to Colonel Rich ard
Lathers for pamphlet copy OF his ad.
dress, delivered before the New England
Society Of Charleston. on Forefather' g
Day, December %. 1873. The title of
the address is "South Carolinn--the
Condition and Prospects of the State
ConAscation Of Private Property and
Reduction of the Public Debt" 8 1 n
There was an enjoyable hop at the
Wheeler House, last night. The string
band connected with the 18th Infantry
furnished the music, and the fun was
kept up uutil after we went to press.
Many of our citizens, besides q number
of officers OF the garrison, participated.
The affair was gotten up under the aus
pces of the "Social Club" we learn.
] An advertisement in another column
informs planters and tho public in gene
raj as TO the merits Of the celebrated
guanos offered for sale by Messrs.
Wilcox & Gibbs. OF Charleston. These
gnanos are offered on fair terme. Mr..
Seymour, the agent of the company, is
now on tour of the Southern Suites,
with whom satisfactory arrangements
can be nude.
The Patent Globe Gas Light Com.
,pany are making revolution in the line
of Burning fluids. They use naptha, in
nn improved burner, which equals ordi-
nary gas, but ut much cheaper rate.
The apparatus consists Of neat tank,
which is easily adjusted to street lamps.
md with but little trouble. o steady,
clear light is furnished. One pint, it is
claimed, gives beautiful light for at
least eight hours. The company are
manufacturing pendants, table and wall
lamps. Mr.. John D. Whilden, the