The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-27

PHGN1x.
Broad, Isaluds aaa congarse Rivers
areSunusually high b@
Il is excellent; hardens the mnscIes
and expands the eframe-walking. B
CASH will be the rule at the PEGS1x
Office hereafter.
Let's volcanize is the way they put it
now.
More rain, yesterday. a nice little
sEow storm would settle matters, doubt
less.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in.
vitation to soire given by tho rery
Young Mems Dancing Club.
The PHGS1x job Office is complete i'll
every respect. and cards. posters, pro.
gram mes, bil-heads, etc., are turned
out with alaclity.
The mistletoe, which is 30 thick on
many trees in the city, should be re-
moved, us it eventually kills the trees.
So snys prominent trecoiogiat.
The Greenvlle and Columbia Rail-
rond has added "No. 10" to its sIock Of
Locomotives. 1t was built at Baldwin's
Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.
Three murderers are to pay the ex-
trene penalty Of the law to-day Samuel
Banks (whitr) in Abbeville. and Aaron
Furman aud Samuel Vincent (colored)
in Sumter.
The young ladies' archery clubs have
already begun to practice for the sum-
mer campaign. They can pin a poor
fellow ensily through the stoutest coat
OF nail
y variety card in another column,
from DR.. j. W. Parker, will be found to
contain matters OF interest to u!l parties.
The doctor is an insurance agent, real
estate broker, etc.
Persons indebted to the PHOENIX Office
are earnestly requested to call and settle
at once. There is large amount due
tho greater portion in small sums. The
Indebtedness must be liquidated, or We
shall resort to extreme measures.
It is currently reported that an ar
rangemcnt has been effected between
tho Northeastern and Wilmington, Co.
lnmbia and augusta Railroads, by which
fast through train will be run between
Columbia and Charleston in seven hours.
The new spring bonnets are close
shaped, with depressed brims and high
crowns. and some of them are almost
exact duplicates Of the Norman caps,
80 popular for children. They are
stringless and look more like hats that
bonnets.
1t see MS that the popular plant. gera-
nium, has another claim on our esteem,
aside from its beauty and fragrance. It
is said that an application of one or
two of its leaves, first bruised, to out
or abrasion, will heal the wound in o
very short time.
In the car, on the hack, in the Jolt
ing road wagon you must pay in ad-
vance, and nobody complains. Aud yet
some men are small enough, and penu-
rious enough. and silly enough to hcsi.
tate and cavil about paying for paper
in advance at price that barely keeps
the machinery in motion.
Gov. Vance. Of North Carolina, has
electrified the people of Grecnville by
his brave words of Hope for South
Carolina" We should be pleased if he
could be induced to pay us a visit. We
need encouragement sadly. The Is.
raelites hero ought to ipvite him to de-
liver his lecture on the Scattered Ma
ton" 1t is snid to be highly instruc-
tive and entertaining.
The following appointments have
boen made by tho Governor: y. ". San
lcrs and Robert \. Green, Trial Jus.
tices for Elgeiicld; ". ". Lendermau,
Trial Justice for Grccnyille; Is. G.. Ere
derrick, Trial Juctice ior Orangeburg,
vice w. l.. Riley, removed; and J. w.
Hirsch, OF Charleston, and NJ. F. Horn,
of Dariington,us Notaries Public. Tie
Governor hos also accepted the follow
ing designations: Redin Hackley, Trial
Justice for Pickens, and John NJ. Joscy,
for Darlington.