The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-19
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G. H. Van Wormer. business ma.
nager Of Mrs. James Mas burlesque
opera troupe. is in the city.
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Waahington's birth ,day-Monday
neqt-is to be celebrated by q grand
parade of the rifle clubs in Charleston
We have been requested to state
that there will be six shake bag fights,
at the Cottage House. tomorrow,
beginning at o'clock Z. III.
The large number of Grnngers in
the city caused the streets, during
the last few days, to present very
animated appearance.
Why is man sleeping on O railroad
train like the State Treasurer of South
CaroliEu? Because he is a carr dozer
| (C"rdozo.)
Washington's birthday is a legal
holiday, and the officers of the banks
of this city. as we'll as some other pa
triotlc ci'lzens, propose to respect it.
Job printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four.sheet
poster. turned out. at short notice.
from PHOENIX Office. Try us.
Messrs. Seibels & Ezell are adver-
tising their insurance business by
means Of blotting pads and memo
randum paper. 1t IS good idea, but
wouldn't the PHHSlx be u better me-
dunn?
Rotin pie, robin stewed, robin
rOasted-in fact, robin cooked in every
style. is the standing dish just now.
Guns. ling.shots and stones do tho
work for the poor little red-breasts.
The De Murska troupe perform TO.
night. in the Opera House. The CON.
pany is first class in every respect. A
secured scat would be of advantage. AZ
large crowd will be in attendance.
Mr.. Richard Tozer hns novelty on
exhibition-principally for the benefit
OF tho Grangers-a steam road wagon.
1t is great curiosity. and attracted an
immense crowd, yesterday. while run
ming through the streets.
Tie entire term Of Judge Carpenters
Court was taken rp. yesterday, in hear
ing the arguments in the case of
Livingston and wife, against jacob
Wells, as guardian, and Thomas J.
Robertson. as executor.
Mr.. W. Il. Lyles has emigrated
from Fairfield and thrown his shingle
to the breeze as lawyer in Columbia.
MIR. Lylos is a gentleman OF talent
and culture. and received his legal
training in the Office of Colonel J. 81.
Rion.
Churles J. Laursy. opposite Puu:sIx
Office, has jnst received q supply OF
choice gilt edge Goshen butter, very
fine. in sixteen pound buckets, which
he offers for sale at so cents per pound !:
also. 100 barrels choice apples and Sc
lected seel potatoes, at very low
prices.
Some cvil-disposea individual ef
fected an entrance into ex.Treasurer
Purker's stable, on Tuesday night last.
and clipped the name of ono of his fine
horses. This il the second time this
clipping has been done. The object
OF the person iu committing this act
il mystery.
Arrangements are being completed
for disposiug of, by distribution, o
number of desirable building lots in
this city, besides several valuable arti-
ces of jewelry. Particulars will be
furnished in few days. Tickets TO
the distribution will cost S.. Respon-
sible gentlemen will have charge of the
matter.
We called at the store of ". D.
Love Il Co., yesterday, and found it
crowded with buyers. They marked
down some very desirable goods
to about half price, which accounted