The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-01
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PHMNIx.
Clear as crystal. last might.
:CAsH vii! be the rule at the PHRslx
Office hereafter. g,,.
The weather, 5es.e.a=y, s=asl ns:e
like May or June than January. @4ib
Owing to the scarcity of pspsr, wa.
are foroed to give half sheet TODAY. @.,s
Yesterday was another OF tho spri ps.
like days We have been favored With of +
late. %s1-
Butchers are now sending tender
lines to their customers who have failed
to settle their accounts.
There were six deaths in Oolnnbi afor
the week ending the 3Oth-vhitas q;
colored4.
Sunday smokers. bewarel The Indian
Girl is after you, with her FIVE cent
cigars.
Through tickets to New Orle1ns and
return will be issued by the Charlotte, :
Columbia and Augusta Railroad officials
foriS35-oheap. -.'.
The meeting of the citizens OF Rich..
land, called by John McKepzie, Eaq.,
G,a:.mar, vii: Be :ss!.sa a. zz5. ssrra.e. ssrra.e. e e
NJ, to morrow.
While sunlight is the most favorable
TOR hay.making. it is ell-knowi fact
that wild oats are best sownAss.Aoon-
light.
Mr.. Brissenden's card, in anoths CO.
lumn. will inform the admire1sl lyof
Ferpsichore where and how they Gin be
Iindootrinated in the arts and mysb bries
OF the art.
NJ. j. Calnan, Esq, so suys Ma anne,
Rumor, is to take an interest in th' CO.
lumbia Hotel, and ez-Sheria Fr.zs res
turns to his old business coach. .naipg.
We are authorized to state that Hbre \
will be no extension of time In this
County for the collection of taxes.
Thursday. February s, will be the last
day.
The PHOENIX job Office is complete in
every respect, and cards. posters, pro-
Igrammes, bill-heads, etc., are turned
out with alacrity.
The great almanac came at last
Heinitsh's Queens Delight Almanac and
Seed Chronicler. Health and Wealth
Regulator. go. 10000 copies for tho
people.
! A perseyering, reliable man is wautoti
to canvass the upper portion Of the
State, in the interest OF u long-estab-
lished enterprise. None but go.ahead
man need apply. Address Y, PHGs1x
of1ice
| The Governor has appointed the'fol-
lowing Notarles Public: Uriah Boat
wright, of Aiken, and G. III. Douglas, of
Richland; and Raphael j. Moses Com
missioner OF Deeds. resident in the State
of Georgia.
! Gen. Q. A. Gilmore. of "swamp
jangel" notoriety. and A. NJ. Quintard.
Esq, the great steamship man, are ut
tho Wheeler Honse. The General is
now connected with the engineer do.
partment, anu is on tour of obserya-
ton.
/ PHGN1xIANA.--A bad hubit to get
Into, coat that il not paid for.
10 believe with certainty, we should
begin with doubling.
Youth is perpetual intoxication; it is
the fover OF reason.
Envy shoots ut those above it, spits
at those below it. and fumes at thoas on
a level with il. a.
1t is easy in the world to live af(er
the worlds opinion; it is easy in soli-
tude to live after your own; but the
great man is he who. in the midst of the
crowd. keeps with perfect peetness e..
Independence of the solitude.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TE1s DAy.-S..
Peters (Catholic) Church-Rev. J. L.
Fullerton, First Mass 7 A. NJ: Second
Mass 1OM A. NJ; Vespers ~ p. Nj.
Trinity Church-Rev. P. J. Sbapd..
Rector, IL A. Nj. and at Pm.
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Ruds
IL A. n.
Washington Street (Methodisn
Church-Rev. A. Coke Smith. IL A. M