The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-07

| CRY MATTERS. for the
PHOENIX.
The polls will be opened from 6 a. M.
to P. Nj.
| Mr.. Eben Sterhouse is nominated as
Alderman from Ward g.
The weather, Sunday and yesterday,
was delightful.
CASH will be the rule at the PaGS1x
Office hereafter.
A misplaced switch causes mauy ju.
venie train to run off the track.
"Sovereigps Of the sidewalk" is the
latest organization of idlers.
The rowdy-looking felt hat, mashed
oit q shape, is no longer the go.
If you are courting girl, stick to it
no matter how big her father s feet are
This is good weather to leave of fan
nels one day aud send for doctor the
next.
Messrs. l.. & w. c. Swnfiield's new
awning aud sign attract general uttcr-
, ton.
Three days registration in Ward re.
sutsd as follows: Whites, 1O4; colored,
250; total, 35l
There are great many vacant lots in
this city which could be improved by
the erection Of small tenements thereon.
The PHUSIN job Office is complete in
every respect. and cards, posters, pro-
gram mes. bill-hcatls, ETC.. are turned
out with Ilactity
Governor Moses has appointed VIM.
a. Bolt, of Union; 81. Il. Flanagan, of
Fairfield, aud Il. r. HemphilI. of Able
vile, Trial Justices.
Mons. g. T. Jackson, the leader OF
low prices, has returned from the North
ern cities, where he has been employed
for u fortnight in selecting goods
The necessity for registration seems
to have been poorly appreciated by the
white voters OF the city, while the CO.
lored voters, as usual, have registered
to their full strength.
Nebuchadnezzer was not the first
"granger. Eve made quite n reputa-
ton in The apple business. aud broke up
aam monopoly, and was also the very
first to patronizs husbandry..
The churches were all crowded, Easter
Sunday; and great many individuals
were admitted to full membership.
Trinity and st. Peters were beautifully
decked with flowers and evergreens.
y personal" in the New York Herald
says: Mrs. Dott, formerly of Colum
bia. S. c., will find it to her advantage
ITO call i'm ediately Oh Mr.. j. Sampson,
4l3 Weit Twenty second street, New
York"
a friend has kindly furnished us with
file of the ".SouthcrM Chronicle" for
1914. edited by Samuel Weir, Esq. We
shall havo it properly bound and de-
posted among the archives of the Puu:-
NIX Office.
\ file OF soldiers brought into town,
yesterday, ten men charged with viola:-
ing the whiskey law. They were lodged
in Jail. preparatory to being taken to
Charleston, TO stand their trial before
the United States Court.
Yesterday was saleday, and property
went off Mt II low rate. Mr.. Solomon
purchased a pnir of mules and wagon at
the extraordinarily low rate Of Sl36-
$500 being the original cost. The team
! will be used for hauling to and from the
different depots.
Mr. Scegers Oilers for sale u patent il Q
machine, which will manufacture S,CQO
pounds IN twenty-four honrs-soil ice.
His only reason for Wishing TO dispose
OF the machine is, that he has not the
time to spare to devote to it, \ bargain
can be obtained.
! a colorcd man, who was asleep on a
trcste near the sixty.sx mile turn out
on the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, on Sunday lust, was knocked
cT the track by the cow-cAtcher and
seriously injured. The trnin backed
and assistance rendered, but the Injured
man said he did not require it.
The annual meeting OF the Medical
Association Of South Carolina vii! be
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