The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-24
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Ou1 MISUNDERSTANDING for the
PHGS1x-don't borrow.
The key to an uncertain Rait-whis.
key.
There was heavy fog. last night
not quite ss dense. however, as the
London article.
Yesterday was an unusually dull and
dissgreeable day. The merchants
complained terribly.
Sickness Of hands and scarcity of
news forces us to q half sheet. this
morning. Make it all square, in the
"good time coming"
"More rain. more rest. "is the popu.
lar adage; but there has been enough
OF it. and we propose to cry "quits."
The bodies OF two aged residents
were returned to Charleston for inter.
ment. on Monday nighs-A1rs. Pelot
and Mrs. Rudulpb.
Misunderstanding ars fruitful of
more unkindly fseIings in society,
than ever result from deliberate ill.na.
ture. -.a
Read the list of what Mr.. Laurey
has for sale in the way of West India
fruit. etc. The articles are fresh and
good.
W. J. Vereen. Esq, of the we'll
known clothing firm of Anderson,
Starr & Co.. Broadway. New York. Is
circulating through the State.
It appears little grange, that the
Congress which proclaimed Washing
toms birthday a national holiday,
paid no attention to it's own dictum,
bat worked or sat all day.
A young miss of fourteen. OF this
city. who 10 good at twistifioation u
has compounded 3o7 words from tho
letters composing the word "Charles.
ton." How is that for variety?
A social entertainment has been ar.
ranged for this evening, in Temperance
Hall, to which q cordial invitation is
extended to one and sll to be present.
The programme-rnusio, recitations,
| etc. lis an attractive one.
Mr. Epstin thinks his now spring
hats. in variety OF style. beauty of
finish and perfection of shape. are just
little ahead Of anything of the kind
which ever before adorned the head of
q mortal.
Tho heavy plste glass 10 being put in
the windows Of Mr.. George Symmers'
new store. in tho City Hall building
It is delicate work. 1t is expected that
he will OCCUPY his new quarters by the
Lot of March; aud then won's he boil?
The dredgers declare that the oysteS
banks in the vicinity OF Norfolk. Va,
are getting bare OF the bivalves; but
Pollock House Pat. asserts that the
Charleston banks are ss full as ever,
and he dispenses them from his bank
in every style and at all hours.
1.-THE MAAs TnoUPE.-This company
will perform at the Opera House this
and Thursday evenings. The Atlanta
| 400 Nses o"yo Al AoAotOuCo ~ Suo tEOup6.
"Ye gods. but how James A. Mas
made the Atlanta folks laugh last
night. at DeGive's. and how his
charming and lovely wife stole their
hearts. Take him all in all. Mas is
the bess negro delinestor that ever
performed in Atlanta, and that is say
ing much. There is q freshness, an
originality. fun and . oussedness
about him that beats anything We
ever saw, and split the house With an
uncessinR rush OF laughter. And Mrs.
Mas! How shall we part with her?
As handsome as picture, with an, ia-e
toxioating vivaoity and q perennial
sparkle OF music and humor, abe made
as many conquests as was ever won by
single divinity. Her taleut for Gu
ricaturing on paper is wonderful. The
troupe is splendid one. and We COM
mend it everywhere unreservedly."
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
@. j. Laurey-Bananas.