The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-01
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Largest selection Of imported cigars
st ths Oc!nmbie Hote! Cigar Store. 4
Transisnt advertisements and No.
tices must be paid form advance. 't
Choice brands of champagne and
other wines at Hardy Solomon's.
Something to boot-Lightning- rod
peddlers.
Anything and everything in the gro
Gerry line at Hardy Solomon's. .-
Brandy fruits, preserves. jellies,
jams, etc., at Hardy Solomon's gro-
Gerry.
Best imported Partagas. eight for
one dollar. at Colnm Hotel Cigar
Store
Promptness and attention are the
rules at Hardy Solomon's grocery es.
tablishtnent.
Give Hardy Solomon a trial, if yon
want anything in the grocery line.
His stock is fresh.
!. The Columbia Gus Light Company
have decided to reduce the price of gas
to SIS thousand feet.
Palmetto fine cut tobacco is the best
in the city, and can be procured only
at the Indian Squaw Cigar Store.
Yesterday. the last day of the year,
was universally conceded to be the
most disagreeable of the season.
Job printing Of every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster. turned oat, at short notice,
from PHGN1x Office. Try us.
Don't forget the Haverly's to.mor.
row night, at Parker's Hall. Secure
reserved seat at Ly Brands. and spend
pleasant evening. The company is
perfect one in every respect.
Notwithstanding the very inclement
weather. last night. many OF the CO.
lored churches were filed, aud the new
year welcomed with hymns and
prayers.
Notices in the local column are
charged for at the rate of fifteen cents
line. for nine lines or more. Less
than that spaoe, 81. All local refer
ence to advertisements. charged for.
Is it absolutely necessary that scraps
Of paper, straw. etc.. should be swept
into the streets from the different
stores at night? The stuff might be
disposed OF some other way. and the
appearance Of the streets improved.
We are requested to say that the re-.
port that Gorermor Chamberlain will
receive to-day at his residence, is a
Misrepresentation. lfrs. Chamberlain
will receive. az on former New Year's
days.
Colgate's soap man is taking every
thing by storm. Mr.. Frank. D. Hat
field, the go-ahead advertising agent,
is furnishing every family with cake
of the "Sterling. It is a good ar.
ticle. as all who use it will testify to.
A pair of handsome and serviceable
iron gray horses, with light vehicle,
are to be disposed OF at fair price.
They will be sold together or sepa-
rately. ANY information can be
obtained at PHGN1x office.
A oolored child died suddenly, a few
days ago. and Coroner Coleman he!a
an inquest and decided that the child
died OF congestion of the brain. It
was stated that soldier gave it drink
of whiskey, but there Was no evidence
before the jury to that effect.
The Grand Duke Nicholas-the Rus
sian royal son who stole his mothers
jewels to give them to Miss Phenix, q
fascinating American oourtezan-has
been pronounced insane. The Impe-
rial family ingeniously took this me-
thod of saving it's honor. By.the.way
this fascinating Miss Pheni1 is bs.
lieved to be yonng lady from Colum-
bia.
The PHOENIX BAL1.-Bad weather
is no bar to the devotees of Terpsi-
chore, and last night they focked to
Parker's Hall, where Captain Little's
"Gre laddies. /" with large number of
fhoip lo1x f,:ool, k.;--ol 1:-It