The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21
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PH0NR-don't borrow.
Rain, rain, rain, yesterday.
Heading matter on every page.
Most propitious weather, indeed, for
sickness and colds.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
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scription-Daily, six months. 25 cents
Tri-Weekly, Is; Weekly, 10 cents.
Both branches of the Legislature
have adjourned over until Tuesday, in
honor OF Washington's birth. day.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Prof. Evans. This is q good
opportunity for those who wish in
struction in vocal music.
Job printing OF every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned oat. ut short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try US.
The chicken disputes at the Cottage
House will be continued throughout
the national holiday, tomorrow, Feb
ruary %.
Our neighbor. Mrs. Hoffman, is in
receipt of another supply of those
hne oysters. crisp celery, genuine
sausage. etc., for which her ssta ablish.
ment is 30 Justly celebrated.
Mr.. D. Epstin, of the Columbia
Hotel clothing emporium, offers in
dcoements to those in want OF clothing
to give him o call. Sec him and try
him.
The Changers say that they were
fully repaid by a visit to the dry goods
establishment of W. D. Love & Co.,
and convinced that they sell goods for
less than any other house.
The three prisoners who escaped
from the South Carolina Penitentiary
last month, were arrested in Sportan-
burg County and brought back yester-
day. by Capt. Reiss.
The new spring hats introduced by
Messrs. Kinard & Wiley are very at
tractivs. from the fact that they are
becoming. They will adorn the head
of long, short, stout or thin indivi-
dual.
George w. Waterman, Esq, who
has creditably filed the position of
Treasurer of the Greenville and Co.
lnmbia Railroad for q number of years,
has retired. and G. II. Manson, ESQ.
been appointed temporary Treasurer.
"Can you run?" said member of
the House to boy. "Yes." "Well,
then, run up to Dr.. Heinitsh's and get
a bottle of Stanley's Cough Syrup and
box of Blood and Livsr Pills. Don't
stop anywhere else; if you do, you will
get the wrong stuff"
a letter from the vicinity OF Ooals,
Florida, dated January 81, says the
winter has been unusually warm
but two light frosts. Everything is
growing the came as in summer.
Beans and tomatoes have never been
killed-we have been eating these
vegetables all winter. I have seen
knee-high corn in the gardens.
Arrangements are being com pletcd
for disposing of, by distribution, q
number OF desirable building lots in
this city, besides several valuable arti-
cles of jewelry. Particulars will be
furnished in o few days. Tickets to
the distribution will cost So. Respon.
sible gentlemen will hive charge of the
matter.
HOMICIDE IN UNION CoUNTY.-An
unfortunate affray occurred in Jones.
vile Township, Union County, on the
night of the 18th instant, between
VIM. Griffin and John Wicks, in which
the latter had his throat cut from ear
to ear and his skull cracked. Feeling
ran high against Griffin. and it was
thought for time that he would be
lynohed. He is now confined in Jail.
Morals IN TRADE.-Beecher was
right when he said that men, in their
anxiety to get rich, beget a spirit Of
fraud and want OF fidelity. II q
man goes into drug store and calls
for DR.. Heinitsh's celebrated medi.