The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-04

Everybody was looking up money
Jests4daS. s-a& g u
Moon,light strolls and serenades were
not in order last night. & Y
Don't ask for a copy OF a paper--briDg
your five cents and PAY for it.
Local notices are fifteen cents line.
Reimeu u ber that. Localities, and bring the
necessary change.
Mrs. Oates performs only one night
in Columbia. (Irwin's Hall,) owing to
the pressure Of engagements.
DR.. Darby has removed from the Co.
lum bia Hotel to the former residence OF
Mr. John D. Caldwell, on Plain street.
There were eight deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the 3d-wbites
three; colored five.
Lost, gold bracelet, in the upper
part of the city, on the ID instant. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it al
the PHuNIx Office.
Rose's Hotel is undergoing repaint-
ing The beautiful counter, exhibited
by Mr. Wing at the late fair, is being
touched up by skiilful oolored painter,
named Davis, and will soon be in its
place.
The Georgia Minstrels. troupe Of
genuine colored persons, make their
first appearance in this city, in Parker's
Hall, TO- morrow evening. They are
highly complimented by all who have
seen them.
Persons indebted to the PHGS1x Office
are earnestly requested to call and settle
ut once. There is q large amount due
the grc,.ter portion in small sums. The
Indebtedness must be liquidated, or We
shall be forced to resort to extreme men.
| snrca
Transfer printing inks arc invaluable
to railroad companies, banks, mer.
chants, Manufacturers and others. They
are enduring and changeless, and will
copy sharp and clear for an indefinite
period Of time. Having just received g
fresh supply of inks, we are prepared to
execute orders at moderate prices.
The Division of Sons OF Temperance
at their lust meeting, installed the fol
10 wing officers for the ensuing quarter
C. Z. Birk, W. F.; Miss M. a. Fetner
W. A.; Henry E. Beard. r. s.; A. P
Post, q. r. s.; g. 8. Leokie. F. s..
Samuel Beard. Treasurer: A. Cumpsty,
G. c.; Il. +. Plumer, A. O.; J. W.
L,Motte. I. S.; L. b. Treyett, o. s.
DR.. D. l.. Boozer, Chaplain.
The Rural Cdrolinidn, for January,
1874, is on our table. teeming viii
valuable and highly instructive matte,
for the agriculturist and the freside
We ooumend the Rural to our readerl
as one that should receive their hearty
support. Terms, 81 per annum. Pub
fishers, Walker, Evans L Cogewell and
Wm. L. Daggett. Charleston, S. G.
PHGS1xIANA.- consider for day
is better than to repent for year.
No naatter what a mans misfortunet
may be. it does not help the matter tc
be walking around gloomy as q con.
densed funeral.
1t hos been suggested that two cent
postal cards be issued. on which the re-
ceiver OF message might send reply
without cost to himself.
Early rising is good; getting at your
work early is better.
Degrees OF moral comparison-Ge
on, geE honor, get honest.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLs.-We are pleased
to learn that Miss Eliza W. Barnwel
will open school for girls tomorrow
the 5tb instant. in the building formerly
used by tho late DR.. Trezevant, corner
of Plain and Marion streets. She vii
be assisted by Hon. Il. ". Barnwell ir
Latin, History and Moral Philosophy
We are gratified to hear of the cont
nucd good health of this distinguished
gentleman, and that his valuable ser
vices will not be lost to the cause ol
aducation. He is pre-eminently rich In