The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-28
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G. Fisher. druggist.
The odor of the fertilizing guano per
fumes the gale.
Vanity Fair-look at advertisement
for information and to the Indian Girl
for Sundays smoking.
Yesterday, the weather was all that
could be desired-clear, cool and plea
SAINT.
We have several books, which are
keeping Lent, aud they nre not Catho-
lies either.
Cuban Hall-fnest apples, oranges,
pine-apples, fge, Sc, just received.
Send trial order.
When you find door shut, YOU are
reminded that it is for the comfort of
those inside, and TO leave it open is not
politeness.
Go it strong when yon advertise.
Business is like architeclure-its best
supporters are in columns, and capitals
arc among it's greatst ornamentations.
The Governor has accepted the resig-
nation Of Mr. A. D. Walker, as Trial
Justice for Charleston County, and has
appointed Andrew Jones, of Aiken, and
Thomas Flynn, Of Charleston, Notaries
Public.
Tho Governor has remittcd the pc
nalty in the case Of Gilbert Bynum,
Wm. Showers and Henry Williams. The
policemen who were sentenced at the
recent term Of the General Sessions to
pay fine of S5 and costs, on charge
OF riot and assault.
At auction. recently. Messrs. Seibels
& Ezell sold $4,000 Laurens Railroad
coupons. at 40o.; $l4.5OO Blue Ridge
coupons, at 40c., and $4,000 Blue
Ridge bonds. at 800. A sale of from
$50. 600 to $60,00D OF tho last named
class is soon to take place.
0 womanl in our hours Of ease, you
know we'll do whate'er you please: we'll
promise to renounce tho sin of Bourbon,
brandy, rum and gin, and go go far as
to refrAin Except when telnpted) from
champagne; but have some mercy, do,
my dear, and leave, oh! leave us lager
beer.
Collector Anderson has received cir.
lcular from Commissioner Douglass,
which states that every person or firm
liable to special ta1 must. not later than
the 3Oth OF April, or before commenc-
ing business, if commenced subse-
iquently, pay the amount of tax and file
his return. A fifty per cent. penalty
attaches.
a called meeting OF the regents Of tho
Normal School was held Wednesday
evening. The building to be occupied
by the school is TO be immediately re-
paired. 1t is the design of the regen.a
to have the school in operation by the
LIST of Aoril. or US soon as practicable.
Prof. NJ. A. Warren. who has peen ZOE
some time in charge of the preparatory
school of the University. and. formerly.
principal Of the Avery Institute,
Charleston. was unanimously elected
principal of the Normal School.
"Ten Nights in Bar.room" was pre-
scnted to q well-pleased audience, at
Parker's Hall, last evening, in which the
principal parts were performed by Mr.
and Mrs Cramer, assisted by several
amateurs. Mr.. LyBrand renders valua-
BILE aid in these anusements, which it i5
the intention of Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer
to give weekly on Friday night. Those
who are thus devoting time and talent
to the entertainment of our citizens are
deserving OF success, aud we hope will
receive liberal patronage.
PnGNIxIANA.-Fortu turns every
thing to the advantage of her favorites.
That the ladies are highly ruffled ia
no reason for the gentlemen to be
choleric.
I SUPREME Court. FRIDAY, February
27, 1S74.-The Court met at 10 a. NJ.
Present-Chief Justice Moses and As.
sociate Justices Wright and Willard.
A. 81. Brown, respondent, rs. Kirk.
patrick & Witte, appellants. On mo-
tion of Mr.. Carroll. this case was sub
mitted on printed brief and arguments.
The following decisions were render.