The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-19
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PHOENIX.
We are in receipt of the March num-
ber of Peters Musical Monthly.
Fines Norfolk oysters are all the
|rage-they are large, plump and juicy
AT occasional valentine still DOES
through the post Office.
Tho immense reduction in prices at
r. G. SILVER e. Co. g is drawing crowds
iof people.
Yesterday was lively iu the stores and
around the hotels, but local items were
scarce.
@The Tax-Payers' Convention adjourn
ed ut o'clock, last night, to meet this
morning, at Twins Hall. at 10 O'Clock.
A good set of furs can be purchased
At Il. G. SILVER & Co. g for SIS; better
one for S6-wo1th els aud S2G.
Excursion tickets to the races in
Charleston will be for sale from the 23d
to the 9Th instant; good to return until
March 2.
a gold ear ring and sleeve button
were lost Tuesday night. The finder
will be rewarded on returning them to
this Office.
We have curtailed our report of the
proceedings Of the General Assent ly,
had yesterday, in order to give rlnce to
lother important matters.
Some Of those pictures ut Me srs.
Prixottoa' anction store are enough to
work fellow up TO that pitch described
us "ready to strike his daddy"
All who wish to economize will take
advantage of tho large sale of dry goods,
boots and shoes, millinery, carpets, oil
cloths, rugs, &C., ut Il. 9. Shiver e. Co IS.
The First Ward Nominating Couven-
tion met Tuesday night, at Stewards
Hall, aud nominated the following for
Aldermen: Gus Cooper, B. T. Griffin
and Sancho Z. Davis.
Tho following named persons have
'iorwa:ded their resigna:ions to tue Co
vernon MS Trial Justices: John II. Mont
gomciy, Of Spurtauburg. and J. P.
Thompson, OF Chesterfield County.
We Committed an error, yesterday, III
the name OF one Of the Secretaries of
the Tux-Payers' Convention. It should
have been Mr.. D. S. Henderson, of
Aiken, to whom, by-thc-way, We are in.
dcbted for c3urtesies.
On last Wednesday night, ut L:ttls
Mou utain, six miles below Prosperity,
the store of Mr.. r. Y. Neil WAS set on FIRE
by iuccndiaries. The building and en-
tire stock Of goods were consumed, en-
failing loss Of $4,000.
Planters aud families waiting select
seed potatoes will find fine lot OF diff.
ferent kinds st L. Z. Davies g. Co. q.
they are also receiving daily some select
.had aud Norfolk and Wilmington
oysters, which they offer low for cash.
The Governor has mado the following
appointm ents: Emile B. Morel. Com
missioner of Deeds for this State, resi-
dent at Paris. France; Henry Brock. OF
Baltimore, Maryland. q Commissioners
nf Dende. and James F., Lee. of Edge
field County, Notary Public.
i Rev. +. y. Jaquemet has been re-
Gently installed at St. Peters Catholic
Church. Poppleton street, Baltimore, as
first assistant pastor. Father Jnquemet
was formerly connected with st. Peter g
Church. in Columbia, removed to
Charleston, aud left there short time
since for Baltimore.
The State Grange was in session at
Purkcr's Hall yesterday and last night,
but their proceedings being private. aud
our reporter not having any ebay seed
in lis hair" we aro debarred the plea
sure of furnishing any account of their
action. /, large number Of delegate q
are in attendance.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS, February
lS.-S. Mckeown rs. j. L. Carroll ct al.
, Appeal dismissed. Opinion by Willard,
A. j.
NJ. Nj. Hu55ell as. W. G.. Courtney et
a. Motion granted aud case rsmauded.
Opinion by Willard, A. J.
The committee in charge of tho re.