The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-24
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Dr.: E. s.. J. Hayes, Treasurer OF
Lexington, has made settlement in
full with the State Treasurer first
OF the kind in 1874. y
There were 6 deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the 23i-whites
8; colored 8.
This Office lacks nothing Of being q
6rst class job Office. Any style Of
work desired we can do. and that at
low figures and on short notice.
The Board of State Canvassers could
arrive at no conclusion, yesterday, in
the Barnwe!l- Blackville csse-thers
being tie.
The PHOENIX job Office is complete
in every respect. and cards. posters,
pamphlets. programmes. bill-heads.
etc., arc turned out with alacrity.
The attention of landlords is called
to notice in another column meet.
ing for tomorrow evening. in Irwin's
Hall. Matters of importance will be
considered.
The Greenville Daily Neus has
madc it's appearance. It is q very
neatly printed, newsy sheet. Mr.. A.
M. Speights, formerly Of the Georgia
press, is the publieher.
Tickets for the dramatic and musical
entertainment, to be given in behalf
of the South Carolina monument, cnn
be had ut the book stores. drug storee.
and the Central National aud Carolina
National Banks.
Mr.. l.. J. Messervy, Of Charleston,
is engaged in preparing a general busi-
ness directory, which he is desirons
should he complete in every respect.
He will call upon our citizens and
explain his purpose more freely
Gen. A. Ii. Colquitt. who formerly
com mandcd brigade in the Confede-
rate army. and acquired deserved
reputation, is in the city. Also, Major
7. D. Gillespie, of the Southern E1-
press Company.
A card from Mr.. John 3. Black, re-
lalive to the celebrated watering place,
Cherokee Springs, in Spurtanburg
County, is to be found in another CO.
lumn. The superiority of its waters
is we'll known and the salubrity of the
climate une1ociled.
Persons desirous of contributing to
the refreshment table Of she monu-
mental entertainment will please send
their offerings to Parker's Hall, at 7
O'Clock tomorrow evening, or else give
notice to one of the officers, and their
gifts will be sent for. Ioe cream or
milk, sherbet and cakes, will be CRATE
fully received.
It is necessary to caution the citi-
zens, the police and the post Office
officials against the depredations Of
box thieves. On Saturday. an Office box
was robbed Of its contents, and there
is no knowing how many others were
deprecated. On one or two occasions,
boys have been seen trying keys in
different boxes, and when asked what
they were after, replied that they did
not know the number OF the box, and
were trying to see what one the key
would fit. They ehould be arrested.
The ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY EVEN.
ISG.-In the entertainment. to be
given Monday evening. for the benefit
OF the Monument Association, the
ladies have secured the services of a
number OF amateur performers. we'll
known in tho Social circle for their
skill IN music aud in the mimctic pro-
sentiments Of the stage We shall have
song and music aud diye1ting come.
dies, and refreshments between tue
acts. The price fixed upon for ad-
mission is quitu small, and in giving it
for the purpose in view, We shall enjoy
! IL pleasure greater even than the en-
tertninmrnt will afford, recherche, as
that IL likely to be. Tho ladies are