The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-25


CrT MArTBns.-K you are asked to
lend your PHGN11, suggest to the would
be borrower that he had better subscribe.
Tho weather was NIL serene, yesterday.
Chicanery -palmfng of IN old hen in
the market Us o spring chicken.
When the bill collector is round, it ia
time to get square.
Just price poultry. if You want to find
out something high.
The greatest bargains in parasols we
have seen this season are Mt G. F. Jack
son's-nobby orfas, too.
Deaths in Columbia for tho week end
ing the 9th instant, G-whites, 3; CO.
lorcd, g.
There il no excuse for people being
late Mt church. unless it is something
new.
Those ladies' silk ties sold by C. F.
Jackson at 25 and SO cents, are certainly
very, very cheap.
W. D. Love L Co. have received an
other supply of those BIC. ladies scarfs-
the rush still continues.
The letter r does not appear in the
next succeeding four months. So hurry
up ye oyster hankerers.
We are indebted to Mr. Frank Palmer.
of the Columbia Hotel BILLIARD saloon, for
late New Orleans papers.
G.. +. J:clison's motto, the Lender of
Low Prices" is no humbug; for he is
selling white piqucs at 16 cents, worth
90 cents.
The price of admission to the Tubleaux
Fivnnts has been reduced to fifty cents
Refreshments will be offered during the
evening.
The tableaux yivants, in which fifty
| children take part and which come off
ON Monday evening next, in the City
Hall, will be well worth seeing. The
participants are practicing cnergetically.
Persons desirous of contributing to
the refreshment table ut the tableaux
will please inform Mrs. Coleman Walker
or Mrs. Bnchman. Contributions of
milk, ice cream or cake will be accepta-
bic.
A song that the boys can appropriately
sing now, may be rendered thus: Lay
aside your long-tailcd Ulster; take your
fur cop off your head; now coll in your
wraps and muiaers, for the winter has
gone dead"
Thirty barrels choice apples, Baldwin
and Russell, in fine order; 100 barrels
selected onions and potatoes; fifty tubs
choice Goshen butter and pure leaf lard,
just received and for sale Mt very low
prices. by C. ]. Laurey. opposite PHUNIx
Office.
Those persons who have promised con-
tributions to tho tableau1 vivants on
Monday afternoon, will please send them
to the OPEN House about u o'clock.
where lady will receive them. Attach
n card to freezers, plates, etc, with name
of contributor, in order to prevent con-
fusion.
At the regular monthly meeting of &C.
lumbia Typographical Union, No. "a,
held last evening, Mr.. II. N. Emlyn was
elected az delegate to the International
! Typographical Union, which convenes
in Boston on the first Monday in June
next, and Mr.. III. B. McSweeney alter
! nate.
The young men of the city will hold
en- adjourned meeting tomorrow (Mon-
day) evening, at 8 o'clock, in the Wash
ington Street Chapel, to complete the
organization of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association. Let NIL interested in
the object of this meeting take part. and
put the association on firm and sue.
cessful basis.
Niles G.. z. declared to some visitors,
yesterday, that he did not propose to re-
main i'll prison oil alone by himself. Il
efficient steps were not taken within
thirty days to release him from his un.
pleasant predicamont, he would take
steps to relieve his solitude by IN acces
sion Of companions from among his old
friends in Office. All! what tale Niles
could unfold if he would may be
he will.
THE LADY WASHINGTON TEA Party
The receptions will be held on Tuesday
orI WaIra,lo,. ouo-.--, -o-k