The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-01
CITY MISUNDERSTANDING for the


Office hereafter.
We like hot weather. It's such a
good excuse for being lazy.
Taxpayers have only until March
to pay their taxes without penalty.
There were six deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the 27th-whites 3;
colored 3. ,..,------>-
The best bargaips- in dry goods aud
notions are ft @. F Jackson's, the leader
'of low prices.
The Governor has appointed Mr..
Charles Hcnning of Greenyille, No
tary Public.
Oar Goodman neighbor is improving
his ways-his pavement is being put in
order. The Count superintends the job.
Yesterday. there was blending OF
winter and spring. A suowy-looking
sky, but warm and pleasant, neverthe-
l4ss.
Tho PHOENIX is in receipt Of lot of
wedding envelopes. paper, etc, of the
latest Paris and New York styles, which
will be printed at reasonable rates.
! The lust appearance Of Jack Frost
will soon be announced for this season.
The festive mosquito then plays an en-
gagement.
The PHGSIX job Office is complete in
every respect, and cards, posters. pro-
grammes. bill-heads, etc.. are turned
out with alacrity.
Winter has departed, and to-day
Spring makes it's bow. The reign of
King Winter has been unusually mild
plenty OF rain, but little snow or ioe.
!, DR.. Greene thinks his stay at the CO.
lumbia Hotel may not bc prolonged be-
yond Monday, (to-morrow.) Call and
see him during that day, or you may be
too late. He gives his services free.
I An instance OF throwing ones self
about was witnessed few evenings ago,
at a party, in the case of young lady
who. when asked to sing, first tossed
her head and then pitched her voice.
AS an Indication that The cold season
. is over. numerous 1ocks of wild geese
lave been passing over, cad recently,
going Northward. Weather -sages in
! terprct this us IN indication OF tho end
. OF winter.
| The fourth grand gift concert for the
benefit of the public library of Ken
tucky cones off on 3lst March. Tickets
can DO had through Mr.. D. Gambrill,
up to the Goth instant, after which date
!. all unsold will be returned.
Rev. DR.. NJ. Cohen Stuart, of the
Dutch Reformed Church, Rotterdam,
and member of the late Evangelical
2 Alliance. in New York. will deliver IN
address before the Bible Society at the
Lutheran Church to-day.
! Since preparing the editorial leader of
, to- 'ay, we have received the denial OF
: 5nl conservative memners q; the Ae,
gislature Of the imputations cast upon
!, them by the Radical Central Committee.
0 Itappenrs in another column.
Persons indebted to the PHOENIX Office
+ e>aC SAA HCSttJ ACloCotSo ~ SoiA ado oChtAC
/. at once. There is large amount due
the greater portion in small sums. The
Indebtedness must bo liquidated, or VIC
shall be forced to resort to extreme mca.
f, sures.
!: Happy Cal Wagner, with his band OF
unclualed minstrels. performs in Ir
; wins Hall, on Thursday and Friday
: evenings next. The troupe includes
t some of the best performers in this
: country, Including the original Johnny
. Booker.
Transfer printing inks are Invaluable
/. 10 railroad companies, banks, mcr'
!, chants, manufacturers and others. They
,rc enduring and changclcss, and vii
!, copy sharp and clear for an indefuite
, period of time. Having just received 6
S fresh supply Of inks, we are prepared te
execute orders ut moderate prices.
! Rev. DR.. Stuart, of Rotterdam, Hol.
c land, will preach at the Presbyterian
-iChuch, this morning, at II A. NJ. This
distinguished divine was delegate from