The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-11

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Pleasant again, yesterday.
Pretty building. continue to 90 up
around town.
Hon. G. G.. Mem minger declines to
act as counsel in the Treasurer Csriozo
case.
Messrs. W. D. Love & Co. proclaim
to the people at large the opening of
their spring stock of goods.
Tue wide-awake correspondent of a
duly paper was discovered fast asleep
on ono OF the sofas in the House. yes.
terday.
Call for your tickets ia the reul estate
distribution before the lucky numbers
arc all selected. There are few stIll
left.
The effects OF the high water will
materially interfere with planting
The actual loss Of property. 80 far as
known, is not very heavy. The river
fell rapidly. yesterday.
A large number OF Northern tourists
are passing through this city daily, e..
route for Florida. where. it is said,
there is perfect jam. Better halt in
Columbia.
Although the Congaree is falling ra
pidly, the water from it is still running
through nearly all the streets of Co.
lumbia. Col. Pearse can assign the
reason.
The sale Of tickets for the Grand
Gift Concert at Greensboro, N. c., on
Wednesday. March IT, will close to-
morrow, the 10Th. Those intending
to take chance should send at once.
Mr. S. D. Eps:in. who 80 satisfaoto.
rlly passed his examination as to the
law, last year, has hung out his shingle
in the new insurance building. He can
be consulted in Room No. 5.
The address" OF the committee in
the Treasurer Cardozo case was read
last night, in both branches of the
General Assembly. The Treasurer was
allowed until Tuesday next. at half.
past II, to make his defence.
Look out for the fakirs or thieves.
They con be found on nearly every
railroad train aud lurking around pro.
miscuously. Business is dull at the
North, aud so they are aooking South.
"Rope" aifew Of them and tho balance
will disappear.
"Wheu the cold wind blows, take
care of your nose that it doesn't iroze,
and wrap DIP your toes in wsrm voolen
hose" The above. We suppose. was
written in prose. by some lpne who
knows the effect OF cold blows. 50
Our Radical neighbor is mistakon. if
not malicious, in attributing to the
editorial columns OF the PHOENIX some
ribald expressions abont Hon. A. Fl.
Stephens. We have made in onr day
many references to the distinguished
Georgian, bat never o disrespectiul
one.
Hemphill, Of Fort Pickens, denies
thelaide.de. campship. and says:
'This is one Of the diShonors we do
not care to have thrust upon US. It is
bad enough to be Trial Justice, and
to be elected Coroner by 8. .344 majc-,., ,
on tho Radioal ticket, sgatnsta known
Democrat. On the collapse at Appo.
mattox. we abandoned our Spring.
field. walked home, and have deter
mined to plod our way through life
armed with Faber No. 2. sensible Of
the fact that the pen is mightier than
the sword, aud decidedly more plea.
sant." ri
Mr.. Scott, the retiring Postm aster al
Newberry, publishes a handsome card
in ackno wledgment Of the generous
endorsement of that community. This
has been shown in testimonial in hi,
favor, embracing moro than 55GG n.aaos,
and strongly evidenoing the public
confidence and esteem. 1t is pleasant
to notice such agreeable relations.
resting dpon mutual good Offices and
mutual good Will, between, M. Scott