The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-10
CRY MATTERS. s.-subsoribe for the

Sunday Smoking for Sl-Indian Gill.
The moon that is made ?of green
cheese-the Honeymoon. 4
g Necessity knows no law, but Law
knows a good deal OF necessity.
Nothing more precious thsn time, Jet
nothing less valued.
CASH will be the rule at the PHOENIX
Office hereafter.
The Greenville down passenger train
was delayed until late hour last night.
Imported Viciorias at 1914 ceuts-In-
dian Girl.
Fascination" is the name OF new
perfume about to lie introduced to the
public.
Mr.. a. Hsighs hss organized p.w
circus company, Which is highly COM
mended by the Atlanta papers.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
Trinity Church will meet, at the parson-
age, this afternoon, at ) o 'c.ook.
BE not stingy of kind words and plea
SAINT acts. for such are fragrant gifts,
whose perfume will gladden. the heart.
The wind blew fur;ousIy yesterday,
causing some damage to fruit trees. a
door at the Western wing OF The Capitol
was blown down.
Try tho "Rng" Chewing Tobacco
Iudian Girl.
The PHOENIX job Office is complete in
every respect, and cards. posters, pro-
grammes, bill-Aeads,' ETC., are turned
out with alncrity.
Tho Governor has made the ollowing
appointments: ". ~. Clyde. Trial JUS
ticn for Pickers County, and Nelson
Joyner. Trial Justice for Charleston.
Mr.. l.. Cass Carpenter, Of the Union,
i'll this city. has been reelected Presi-
dent of the ".Sou.tern" Republican Press
Association. The meeting was held in
Washington City.
Try the Victorias, at 121.: cents-In-
dian Girl
We have been shown O bunch Of fine
bec.s, grown this season, by Richard
Giles, IA Gardeuer.) on the corner of
Lumber and Sumter streets. Columbia
does rem rkabiv well in the vegetable
line.
L is said that new paper is to be
published in Groenvi:le. by IL joint stock
company, in the interests Of the Demo
cratic party. 1t would be decidedly bet
ter for the so.caled Democratic or Con-
servutive party to lend helping hand
to papers already established, und not
take fresh ventures.
Finest 1913 cents Cigars i'll the city
Indian Girl.
DEATH OF MIR. II. GOODMAN
old gentleman. who has been a resident
of Columbia for many years, departed
this life mt an early hour, yesterday
morning, from strangulated hernia, after
an illness OF only four days. He leaves
u wife and several children-all having
arrived ut the years Of maturity. He
was y genial, social and clever man, and
leaves mauy friends to lament his un-
timely deceasc. His age was about
fifty eight years. He was inferred in
the Hebrew Cemetery, at clock in the
afternoon.
RETURNED Mr.. ". A. Reckling, IL
pupil Of Alcssrs. Wearn & Hi1, after n
residence OF several years in Rome, Ga,
where he has been successfully prac:ic.
ing his profession, has returned to Co.
lambda, and viii, as soon ps tho neccs.
sary arrangements are perfected, COM
mcncc the practice OF his profession.
He has secured rooms il the Walker
buillirg, nearly opposite The Wheeler
House. Dae notice will be given OF the
opening. Tho Rome Courier thus speaks
Of him:
"W. a. cKLlSG.-To.morrow or
next day, the above young gentleman
and artist will lenye this city, to estnb-
lish his business and mako his future
permanent home in Columbia, S. G.
Mr.. Reckling has been doing business rs
a photographer in this city for several
years pust, and will leave behind him
many warm personal friends in Rome