The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-22

CASH will be the rule at the PHOENIX
office hereafter.
The Governor ha appointed Mr.. A.
T. Calvert Trial J, ;tice for Abbeville.
In reply to the editor OF the Newberry
Herald. Mr.. E. E. Davies would refer
him to Matthew vii, 3.
The next lecture at Parker's Hall, ia
the 2 .lmelto course, will be delivered
by Gov. Moses.
Tue workmen have CONNIE need put
ting the new front on the building
occupied by Mr. Duflio and DR.. Fisher.
Trying to do business without adver-
tising is about es foolish as standing on
the front steps of 1874 and whistling
for the old year to come back.
a main of cocks is to be fought at the
cock pit OF Wm. NJ. Fine, at the State
Capitol Saloon, commencing Wednes-
iuy, the 21st instant.
1t is insimated that tho Wilmington,
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad intend
making depot out Of the building for
merly occupied by Messrs. Evans (
Cogswell as printing Office.
That fine illustrated paper, the New
York Daily Graphic, now has hand
some weekly edition. which seems not
to be prepared from the daily. We
commend it as possessing plenty of
pluck, push and pnngency.
Newspapers are gotten up to suit
variety of tastes. II yon fad something
yoa don't like, pass it by; it will please
some one else.
At the annual meeting of the Board
OF Fire Masters, composed of the Presi-
dents md Vice Presidents of tho various
lire companies, Captain W. B. Stanley
was unanimously elected Chief, and Mr..
John 9. Sutphen Assistant Chief. Cap
tain j. l.. Little was elected Chairman
of tho Board for this year, and Mr. T.
2. Purse Clerk.
/ The following persons compose the
grand jury of Richland County for the
ensuing year: Isaac Sulzbacher, Allen
Moye. Isaiah Stokes, Joseph Legrant.
E,op Mcpherson, Moses Livingston,
Garrison Moseley, Paul Pickens, Joseph
Taylor, Asher Palmer, Zeligman P.
NJ 1ses, Jones DcSaussure, Frank Forest,
Paul Abraham, Joseph Smith, Robert
u. Palmer, L. G. Carpenter and Theo.
dore Ingalls,.
The ladies in charge OF the entertain
ment in behalf OF the South Carolina
I Monument Association desire to return
their sincere thanks to Messrs Denck,
Rawls and Ollever, for so delightfully."-
contributing by their music to the suo-
cess Of the tableaux; to Mr.. Dnfie, for
sratuitous use OF piano; to the DAILY
PHOENIX, for printing; and especially to
ths young ladies and gentlemen, for
their most valuable and efficient services
ON the stage and at the table.
!, The ITALIANS Til senty. five OF Mr..
Cardarslli's countrymen left by the
Greenville aud Columbia Railroad yes
terday morning, Col. Dodamead having
taken them to Aston without charge,
and Major Bomar paying the expenses
from that point to Spartanburg, where
he has procured them omploymsn. at
$40 d month and board. DR.. Faber &C :
companied the immigrants to Aston.
and he reports them as being in good
spirits.
Puo:SIxIANA. The song OF topper
That bright smile haunts me STILL
!, "Ihe PROSTATE state''-I,ying down.
Why arc the "bonds OF matrimcny"
not quoted in our market report2 Be-
cause they are SO slow reaching pa value.
Tie sun sometimes shows pugna-
cious propensity, for whenever he gets
higb, he makes it hot for the earth.
a suspicious wife. on being asked
where her husband was, replied that she
was very much afraid he was missing.
The President wants an elastic cur
rency rs remedy for tight times. What
Grant wants most is a remedy for q
, tight man.
4 butcher recently found large