The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-16
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0afBess eeI6Cslon OF imported CIgaHS
at the Columbia Hotel Cigar Store. ~
A complimentary testimonial to Mr..
Eugene Oramer is In oontem plation.
The time for the payment of city
licenses has been extended to the 30th.
@Jaokson's representations continue
the weather Was tine. yesterday.
The streets have been rather too full
of water OF lace for our taste.
Qrilp says he can sympathizs with
the days ut this season, because, like
himself, they are short
Best imported Partagas, eight for
oue dollar, at Columbia Hotel Cigar
Store.
Sweet cider can be obtained at re-.
duced price, at the store of John Ag.
new e. Son.
Halo bonnets probably derive
their name from tine exclamation of
husbands when they ace the bill.
Mr.. Nat. Levin, Jr.. at tho Wheeler
House. will commence the sale of re.
served seuts for the Katie Putnam
troupe to-day.
superintendent Davies, Of the Spar
t"nburg aud Uhion Railroad, will az.
cept our thanks for Complimentary
over his road for 1875.
Mr.. S. G. Peixotto has severed his
connection with the popular business
hrm Of u. G. Peixotto & Sous. and tx.
poets to go into business on his own
account i'll Charleston. We wish him
every success.
We looked upon the face Of "Old
Sol" yesterday, as upon that OF a
long.lost friend. and as for the shadow
OF houae or man. we had almost for
gotten how snch thing looked
Everything was "new under the sun. "
The faucy family f,nr sold by John
Agnew X Son is the best in market,
and lis sold at the lowest price. Their
stock of groceries is very complete and
prices low down. New layer raisins
in quarter boxes are retailed at 81.
The Governor has made the follow.
ing appointments: Notaries Public
j. N. Gregg and II. G.. Thomas, both
of Chester, and Kuox Livingston, of
Marlboro; Jory Com missioner for
Observation-Disclosures Tomlinson; Com
missioner Of Deeds for New York
freeman Yates.
John Agnew & Son have been ap.
pointed agents for the Great Central
Java Coffee Company. of New York.
Each case of this choice coffee contai ns
sixty ouc-pound packages, one of which
contains a ticket which entities the
purchaser to receive nice eight.day
clock. a case will be opened this
morning, and the clock can be seen at
their store. Price of the coffee is only
thirty cents per pound. Who will be
the lucky purchaser?
The rHEArRE.-The Whitman troupe
were we'll received, last night, aud
their performances warmly applauied
Tonight we are to have "Leah." OF
which a cotemporary says:
This grand play was produced at our
theatre. last night. to an appreciative
and large audience. Clara Wildmap
as "Leah." was the attraction and
queen of the night, and right royalty
did she perform the part. Nearly eli
are more or less familiar with the
story of the Jewish Maiden's
Wrongs" how she loved passionately
and devotedly Christian, and how
that love was returned. how an apoatate
Jew, who ia fearful Of being betrayed
and soorned, manages to make it ap-
pear that she barters love for gold and
! agrees to leave her lover, ETC.. how
she, when spurned and turned away by
her idol. CURSES him after his marriage
to another and leaves. and after Eve
years returns with murder in her heart,
and as she is about to kill tie wife Of
her lover. is stayed in the act by her
womun's heart, as that wife. all uncou. i.
scious of danger, kncels at evening
prayer. Leah is Leah, none other,
and wonderful woman not Clara
Wildman, when she changes her pur-
pose and by the power of love dies by
hcl own hands in the arms of her
lover, kissing his child and forgiviug
and blessing them all. Strong men