The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-14
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City Treasurer Jones calls Oh the
taxpayers Ito waltz up. tomorrow,
and settle their little bills.
There we're three deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the 13th-whites
2; colored l.
Call Tor your tickets ia the real estate
distribution before the lucky numbers
are all selected. There are a few still
left.
Congressman Carpenter will accept
our thanks for bound copies OF the
"Congressional Record" aud other
public docu ments.
All who want to see crowds of ladies'
With smiling faces go to W. D. Love
Il Co.'s. where they daily open full
lines OF new spring goods.
The Orangeburg Times (Oonserys.
tive) has been discontinued, and the
Ne"s and New Era now manage
affairs in that County.
Job printing OF every kind, from .
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster. turned out, at short notice,
from PHGNIx Office. Try us.
VIM. D. Love & Co. have received .
case OF sun umbrellas. comprising al
the new styles in silk and cotton. The
ladies should call and see them.
After feast, a famine. After q rush
of several weeks duration, theatrical
and other exhibitions have deserted
US. Perhaps Lent has something TO
do with it.
Messrs. j. G. Squier, Winnsboro, E.
Il. Wallace, Union, D. Bieman, Wal
halsa, and Julius Poppe, Anderson, are
authorized to dispose OF tickets Tor the
real estate distribution in this city.
There are no "official" newspapers
In the State. Public officers and pri-
vate citizens can publish every notice
required by law to be made public in
any newspaper they may select.
We are indebted to the committee
for card Of invitation to the festival
in honor of st. Patrick's Day. which
will be held at the Wheeler House, on
Wednesday evening next. Tickets can
be obtained from the committee.
A fount OF secondhand bourgeois,
OF about 800 pounds, and q fount of
ninion. of about 500 pounds. can be
obtained at very low price, with or
without the necessary cases,) by early
application at PHOENIX Office. A hand
press will bring good impression.
Mr. Dufie has furnished us with q
copy of a new novel-"The Bloss om-
ing Of an Aloe"-by Mrs. Cashel Hoey,
author OF . Golden Sorrow" go. 1t
is No. 4s5 of the highly popular eli:
brary of Select Novels" published by
Messrs. Harper & Brothers. The style
OF tho authorees is pleasant. and the
matter very readable. The price is
fifty cents.
W. Fhrquhar, second son OF DIR.
and Mrs. Geo. s. Trezevant, a pro.
missing boy Of twelve years of age,
was buried. yesterday, in tho grave
yard of Trinity Church. His com.
panions at school attended the funeral
in body. marching from the resi-.
dence in two lines on each side of the
hearse to the church. Covering his
grave with flowers. they returned with
saddened hearts to their respective
homes, realizing tho sad truth that
death spares no age. The parents in
this severe trial have the sympathy of
their many friends.
ONLY Few DAYS LEFT. Messrs.
r. & w. O. Swaffield are closing out
tho balance of their stock at cost, to
make room for new goods. They offer
bargains in Trunks, spring oassimerea
and hats, which have just been re.
coived. Glt
Las