The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-21

We are thankfnl .o Mess,s. z. z.
Davies & Co., for some grouse.
The fashion in gentlemen's trousers is
again approaching the peg-top model.
A widow OF this city, who "set her
cap" for q young man failed to cap.size
him.
Neithor branch OF the General Assem-.
bly, having quorum, last evening. they
adjourned until to-day, at IL NJ.
Young lady, at the post Office: IF I
don't get letter by .his mail. want to
know what he was doing Sunday, that's
lall."
Remember, when you enter O print.
Jog Office, do not talk to the compost.
tors, leave their copy alone, and don't
|, ead over their matter.
Tho Gre over the river, last night,
which was in Tie Rook settlement, pro-
ceeded from burning brush. It caused
little excitement in the city.
Wnnted-At this Office, Immediately,
IN good many dollars due us for subscrip-
ton. advertising and job printing. Those
indebted to us will please notice.
y main Of cocks is to be fought at tho
cock pit of VIM. NJ. Fine, at the State
Capitol Saloon, commencing Wednes-
day, the 2lst instant.
The PHOENIX job Office is complete in
every respect, and cards, posters, pro-
grammcs. bill-hcads, etc., are turned
out with alacrity.
Messra. L. E. Davies & Co. have dis
posed Of their heavy weight game, such
as turkeys, capons, etc, bat will, in u
day or two, bo in receipt of another
large supply at their reasonable prices.
/ We call the attention of those Of our
readers who arc lovers of good Fulton
market beef to the advertisement Of Mr..
Cantwell, to be found in this issue Of
eur paper. Mr.. G. has several other
things in the grocery line. which only
requires to be tried to be appreciateL
Persons indebted to the PHOENIX Office
aro earnestly requested to call and settle
at once. There Is large amo amt due
ttAS otShlSi pOl III bllNt1 oumS. L uC
indebtedness must be liquidated. or we
shall be forced to resort to extreme mea-
sures.
:, This week is celebrated as tho auui-
versafies OF the death and birth Of
great mcn. January 10. 1907, General
i, e. f.. Lee was born. Goth, 1900. How
ard died. 2lst. 1893. Louis XVI be-
headed. 22d, 1888. Lord Byron born.
23d, 1906. Wm. Pitt died. Gath, l7l2,
Frederick tho Great born
Transfer printing inks are Invaluable
to railroad companiea banks, MGR
chants, manufacturers and others. They
are enduring and changclcss, and will
: copy sharp and clear for an indefinite
) period Of time. Having just received a
fresh supply Of inks, We nre prepared to
execute orders ut moderate prices.
Tho Columbia Convention OF the
Episcopal Church, composed Of clerical
and lny delegates from the middle and
. upper Parishes Of the Diocese of South
] Carolina, will meet, to- day. in Trinity
. Church. During its session, there will
be divine service, and sermon or ad-
dresses each morning ut IL o'clock, and
each night half-past 7. The seats will
be FREQ to oil who may be disposed to
attend.
The TABLEAUX-The tableaux were
: repeated, last evening. with good sue
! cess. The scenes were even more pleas.
! ing than on the previous night, being q
most excellent selection, illustrating the
humorous and grotesque. as we'll as the
,, grave and solemn. Mr.. Duffie thought
fully sent up one OF his fine Haselton
Brothers pianos. at which Mr.. Denck
presided, with his usual easy skill Apd
,, sway. With the addition of Mr.. Ollever
on the cornet, and Mr.. Rawls on the
violin, the harmonies of the occasion
wcre admirably subservod. The oysters
were in the best style, the ices delight
fully refrigerating, and all went merry
, Throughout the whole entertainment
The ladies, who though on pleasure