The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-31
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iSa'Auut SVoEJ Oouy HH8 q COLO now.
Beautiful spring weather yesterday.
The days are gradually getting longer.
Fashion books fol. dolls are now pub
lished. iars. n1i4
CASH will be the rule at the PHGN1xc
office hereafter. fs6
Supper time seems TO come rather
early now.
Eggs seem to be plentiful! III our mar
!ket, but chickens are scarce.
Fine weather, this, for the encourage.
ment OF loafers. s,.;.,l l,as..
Sunday smokers. bewarel The Indian
Girl is after you, with her five cent
cigars. aas
The Governor has appointed. III. Canl-
field, Esq, Trial Justice for thep city
lof Charleston. M aa .ffat Rr5f
The PHOENIX job Office is complete in
every respect. and cards. postere. n.e=.
Igrammes, bill-heads, etc., are = turned
ont with alacrity.n as3F s.sss@
A new, and what is said to be harm
less toy, called ''parlor artillery" has
been just introduced, probably with an ,
early eye to the next Fourt.l OF july -
Twelve South Carolina wagons. loaded
with cotton, moved along Broad street,
Augusta, Wednesday afternoon, maxi
ing procession two squares in length.
and attracting considerable attention.
A persevering, reliable man is wanted
to canvass the upper portion Of the
State, in the interest of long-essab-
'lished enterprise. None but go.ahead
man need apply. Address x, PHGsH
Office. .;.g,sa
Mesers. E. E. Davies g. 90. have Just
received another shipment Of those fine
Northern turkies. chickens and grouse;
Likewise flno lot of Irish potatoes. for
planting and eating. They are receiving
daily those fine Wilmington and Norfolk
oysters and fine row shad, which they
are selling low for cash. s5
| We learn that tho Hon. Judge Bryan;
of the United States District Court has
oonfir med the action OF the committee
of creditors of the Citizens Savings
Bank OF Sonth Carolina, held on the
l4th of January, and DR.. John Fisher
is the trustee. A meeting OF the com !.
mittee is called for on the l1th of ,Februl
ary. 31.l 3 q.
| Hon. F. j. Moses, Sr., was. yesterday.
reelected without opposition to tho,
position he occupies OF Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court. for term Of. ak
years, beginning in August, 1874. The,
result was complimentary to the Chief
Justice. He was considered to be the
best man in his party for the place, and
accepted as such by the Conservatives.
who sustained him without any division
of their vote. .
BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Board held
d meeting on the 9th. The water quesJ
,tion was discussed, and the waste re-
terred to by Mr.. 8. A. Pearce, through
these columns, was corroborated. The
City Council was requested to cleanee
the Wheeler House drain twice week,
and avoid the waste of water at that
point. It was stated also that q great
waste of city water was permitted at the
Fair Grounds. and Council requested to
'abate it. A resolution wes adopted,
that the Board be paid such compensa-
ton for their services as the City Coun-
, Gil saw fit to appropriate. The atten-
tion Of the City Council was called to
tho want of sufficient" drainage in Elm.
, wood Cemetery. '2f
)! PEGNIxIANA.-One to-day is better
, than ten to-morrows.
! A legal tender-a lawyer minding his
baby.
Have no respect for any man who has
to feel tho public pulse to learn his
private duty. 's
} An imaginary quantity-a lady's age.
:. The woman's club-The parasol of
the period.
/ A lie begets lie until they come to
: generations.
\ A mnrriaUa on n railuou froin r,or