The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-02
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The ~ the last mouth for oysters. y
The weather was chilly and disagreea-
BILE yesterday. !.
A case Of ''James jams" is the way q
dignifed reporter puts it.
IA commercial fnot-U UMBRELLAS always
go mp in April.
''Soreroigns OF the Sidewalk" is the
latest organization of idlers.
CASH will be the rule at the PHOENIX
office hereafter.
Mr.. ". A. Reckling has arrived in
Columbia. aud is making arrangements
t" open first class photograph gallery.
The influx of Northern visitors con-
tinues. Nearly every train brings Il
number. The hotel keepers ure greatly
rtjoiced.
The attention of persons in search of
room. is directed to tho card OF the
Central National Bank. All kinds and
eizss oau be obtained.
The PHOENIX job Office is complete in
every respect, and cards, posters. pro-
grammes. bill-honds, etc, ure turned
out with alacrity.
The Good Templara have removed 10
the hall in the third story of the bnild.
ing occupied by tho South Carolina
Bank and Trust Company.
The Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad has prohibited news. boys FROM
selling newspapers ON the passenger
trains Of the road, as heretofore.
We nro indebted to onr neiRhhur,
Mrs. l.. Simmons, for several cakes of
motz1, or onleavened bread-a re-
rniuder OF the com ,nenoemt of Passover.
E.Ssipelas prevails to considerable
extent in tho female department of the
Lnnatic Asylum; so far, no fatal cases
have occurred, aud it is believed that
the epidemic is being checked.
The telegraph office of the Southern
aud Atlantic line hns been removed TO
be basement of the Central National
Bank building. Mr. Reed will promptly
put through nil business entrusted 10
him
Every citizen must register, or he
will bo deprived Of the privilege Of
voting for Mayor aud Aldermen. An
ad eertisoment in another column i'm.
parts the Information as to where the
books will be opened
The butchers complain that as they
hava TO furnish themselves with tnilow
dips to light up the market, the stall
rent should be reduced. The gas com
pany has removed the meters from the
tnnrket and other city property.
We learn that Messrs. Alva Gage &
Co. have bought ont the Palmetto Sup
ply Association. There has been con
siderable competition in ice at different
times. bnt the Gage Company manage
to keep up. Mr.. Batcmun is tho agent
for Columbia.
An advertisement in another colnmu
announces IA sale of lots in the receu,iy
laid out aud thriving town Of Soucca
City, located ut ,he jnnction OF the Air
Liue and B'ue R:dge Railroads. Messrs
AtVteco ~ AHooaP Pooh "ata tti oiHo uit III
formation that mny be desired.
A dccent-Iooking silk hat was pick ed
up in Plain street, yesterday morning,
by ono Of our news dispensers. 1t is
supposed to have been dropped By some
individual while III brown study. 1t
can be recovered by calling ut PHOENIX
otlioe.
The Governor has n,l,le the following
| appointMentS: rhom,s Il Brown. Trla!
Justice for Rchland; Samuel w Fc,gu-
son. Of Greenvillr. Mississippi, Comm!s-
sinner of Dsels for this State; aud has
removed J. O. H. Sanders, Trial Justice
for Hrnnfort.
| M,ssrs. Southern & Btamlettc, CT
Grecuville, who have been conducting
the Exchange II ,use, in this city, for
more than Il year, have determined to
return to their old stlmpiny ground
Their establishment was we'll kepi, Qn.et
and orderly.
Mons. Lo. 0 Flrpanu did not put in
nu appearance, yesterd.y, with his bul.