The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-04

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A heavy rain. yesterday morning,
but fair afterwards. 4
The thermometer at Lancaster, N,
H.. on the I'd, was twenty Eve degrees
below zero.
Mr.. F. q. Ferris. Of the Wilmington
(Del.) Daily Courier. paid Us a short
visit last night.
Mr.. Galetti. with his performing
birds. makes his final bow to. day. See
them. ye who can.
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Mr.. d. Dessau. w o has "traveled
this country ali over" in the interest
OF we'll known liquor house in Now
York. has formed u oopartnershjp with
Mr. johnson, and can now be found at
No. 107 Liberty street, in that city.
Active and contributing members,
as we'll as other gentlemen who have
received invitations to the ball of the
Richland Rifle Club. can get their
tickets from Mr.. w. Williams, at
SILVER & Go. =, or from Mr.. W. G.
Childs, at Carolina National Bank.
The Baltimore American is mistaken
as to the birthplace of several Ameri-
can singers, and it's article gu sour
Song Birds" has been extensively CO.
pied. Miss Adelaide Phillips is q
Bostonian; while Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg was born in Sumter, s. O.
Madam Brignoli. Mo Culloch is native
of Columbia
Senators, Representatives.. Judges,
lawyers and public speakers should
remember that "Heinitsh" prepares
the best lozenga or candy for all disor-
ders OF the throat and vocal organs. If
one desires to reach the heart of the
hearer. the best wsy is in sweetest
words and softest accents. This can
only be rendered by judioious use of
those vocal tablets.
The many friends of Colonel B. F.
Wardlaw will be glad to hear of his
recovery from short but very critical
illness in our city for the past few
days. The Colonel came over from
Florida two weeks in advance of the
meeting OF the National Grange, now
in session in Charleston. stopping here
to spend few days with his friends.
He was taken sick the day after bis ar
rival. and has been very sick indeed; !;
bu. we are glad to state that. though
quite feeble. he has left for Charleston,
to enter bis appearance in the Ma.
tional Grange. as the representative of
the "Land of Flowers"
THE RIFLE CLUB BALL.-The great
event OF this evening. will be the ball
of the Riohland Rife Club, in their
elegant hall in the new building OF the
Southern Life Insurance Company.
This company will give practical de-
monstration of what it can do 10 the
way Of erecting an edifice where life
may be enjoyed as we'll as incurred. It
approaches completion, and besides
CON modious stores, will contain some
eligible rooms fer bachelors OF the law
and other bachelors. Our rife club
men, since the days of the wordy war
between the rival "fractions" OF Nash
and Minort, when they we're called
upon and promptly responded to the
call to preserve order and insure tran.
guilty. have studiously cultivated the
arts Of peace. Tonight they wear
their pretty uniform of grey. and but.
tons, epaulettes and swords will shine
resplendently, and give halo to their