The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-21
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Hoyt's German cologne is sold by W.
@. Fisher. druggist.
r. O. Shiver C %. are Offering full
line of black goods, alpacas, bomba-
zines and ohullies very cheap.
The weather, yesterday, was de-
cided improvement on that of the pre-
vious day, being clear and warm.
The sale o: dry goods, boots and
shoes and millinery, continues at r. @.
Shiyer & Co.'s.
Messrs. e: E. Davies have a large
quantity of seed potatoce, together with
many articles of household necessity.
The elegant stock of seal hair goods,
switches, braids, curls. SC. il selling at
half price at r. Q. SILVER & Co.'S.
TO take out an advertisement to prao.
tice economy is like putting goods Il an
old shanty i'll the suburbs of town 10
keep from paying rent.
Catawba Tribe, No. l, Improved Or
der OF Red Men, are called to meet ut
Odd Fellows Hall. this Saturday. even
ing, at half-past o'clock.
Our special New Orleans correspond.
ence, containing full report of the
proceedings, ETC., during Murdi Gras,
has been crowded out. It will appear
in our next.
The concert ut Parkers Hsll, last
night, by the Sunday Schools of the
Marion aud Washington Street (Me-
thodis) Churches, was nn exceedingly
pleasant entertainment, aud reflected
credit alike upon pupils and teacher.
We arc under obligations to Messrs.
u. s. Henderson, of Aiken, George
Johnstone, of Newberry. and W. st.
Julien Jervey, of Charleston, Secreta-
ries of the Tax Payers Convention, for
numerous courtesies extended to us dur
ing the sessions OF the convention.
We are indebted to MIR. r. L. BRYAN
for copy of Miss NJ. E. Braddon's
latest production, "Publicans and Sin
ners, or Lucius Davoren It is writ.
ten in the pleasing style of this popular
authoress, and will add materially to her
already extensive reputation.
The "Grangers" adjourned, last
night. after a very harmonious session
of three days. Resolutions Of thauks
to the various railroads and hotels, (for
courtesies extended,) were adopted.
No business Of public nature was
transacted.
President Haumctt-formerly Of the
Greenyille and Columbia Railroad, but
now OF tho new cotton fnctory about
being erected near the town Of Greeu-
vil!e-is in this city. He has been Gu Il
prospecting tour throughout the Stnte.
His son-in.law, w. b. Henry, Esq, ac-
companies him.
FUNERAL NOTICE. : TIE friends and
acquaintance Dir. W. II. McCaw and
family. and Of o, p nelhan, end familv-
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services of the late William, u.
McCaw. at Trinity Church, this after
noon, at ~ o'clock.
CorroN SHIPMENTS TO AUGUSTA. DO
our Columbia cotton factors know that
every bale of cotton shipped from Edge
field to cotton merchants Of Augusta
has to pay the Street Railroad q tux Of
fifteen cents go,lg in and also fifteen
cents coming out, if shipped from that
place to the sea-board? Why not have
all that cotton come here, and save
thirty cents per bale to the producers?
Merchandise Of all kinds has to pay O
tax to tho Augusta Street Railroad
goingin or coming from Augusta. Will
, not our merchants mako this fact known
to South Carolinians now trading in Au.
gusta, and thereby divert large trade
from that city to this? Wake up, mer.
chants, and send your circulars out
freely. The PHOENIX will print them
choap for you.
CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS The
court met at 10 A. Nj.
The case of Henry Thompson. indict.
| ed for grand larceny. was tried, and re-
suited in q ysrdiot Of 0niltv