The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29
C1rY MATTERS. s.-subsoribe for the

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Greenkpeas aye scarce, but dead beats
arellabupaant. / / q
Fishermen are hunting up tieir lines
and hooks.
The Sunday law is to be rigialy en-.
forced to-day, remember.
CASH will be the rule at the PHOENIX
Office hereafter.
The weather, yesterday, was warm and
pleasant.
This is the season when oil flesh is re-
duced to grass and shad, obi
Those piques at r. Q. 6hiver & C,.s
are the best ever seen in this market for
the money.
To day is Palm Sunday day cele.
brated with great soiemnity in inc Gu.
tholic Church.
Spring dress goods at r. q. Shiver &
Co.. 8 are pretty, aud the low prices will
asIonish you.
Several attempts have recently been
made to rob the cotton house OF Messrs.
Copeland & Beur,leu.
Cniei oackson was thrown from his
horse, yesterday morning, aud some
what Jared.
You can buy good piece OF long
cloth much below regular prices at r.
c. SILVER & Co.'S.
The borscs a!tnrhed to Speaker Lees
carriage IAN OF, yesterday. aud seriously
damagsl the vehicle Nobody hurt.
Save money by buying your dry goods,
carpets, oil cloths and boots aud shoes
a. r. G. Shiver Il Co.. g.
BAltimore smoked sausages make nm
excellent breakfust-we have tried them.
Messrs. Hoffman & Aibrecht receive
them regularly.
The PHGSIx job Office is complete in
every respect, and cards, posters, pro-
grammes, bili-heads, etc.. are turned
out with alacrity.
The Governor mas appointed George
Washington. County Auditor of Collie
ton. rice W. f. Myers, removed, md D.
Fl. Farmer, Trial Justice of the same
County.
Rev. j. L. Stuart, OF Choochow, China,
IL on visit to this city. For long
time Mr.. Stuart occupied the advance
post Of the Christian missions in that
country.
Mr.. d. Epstin has returned from the
North. aud is daily in receipt of his
stock OF articles in the way of clothing
aud gents furnishing goods, which he
declares are first class.
| Representatives Green and CAN'T. of
Beaufort, drove through from Columbia
to their homes IN their private vehicles
the one cost $1,000, and the other
abont $1,000. The natives stared.
The attention of purchasers of dry
goods, boots and shoes, millinery, etc.,
is called to the advertiseme ent of the
trustees of Messrs. r. c. SILVER & Co.
Great inducements are offered.
The plan adopted by the trustees of
+. G. SILVER & 90. will prove a great
benefit to buyers OF dry goods. They
are replenishing the stock, and selling
the new goods far below regular prices.
"Retroscope" is the name of new
toy sold on the streets. by which one
can look ahead and behind him at the
same time. We com mend it TO politi.
clans OF the Republican stripe.
The sun now rises at o'clock. One
Of the grandest and rarest sights in ma.
ture is said to be sunrise. We speak
on the authority OF others, as we are not
fond Of sun-rises.
Miss Lillian Z. CARTS, the authoress
OF the beautiful religious poems,
"Nearer, my God, to Thee" "Mystical
River" otc., will give a series of poeti :
cal readings, commencing tomorrow
(A1ondsy) evening, at Irwin's Hall.
Persons indebted to the PHOENIX Office
are earnestly requested to call md settle
at once. There is large amount due
the greater portion in small sums. The
Indebtedness must be liquidated, or we
shall resort to extreme measures.
Neighbor Seegers was dealing out miut
juleps yesterday-the first of the season,
with STRAWBERRIES, pine apple, go. Hd