The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-19

AsomomUoS tuo O6ueus lOr mf. Ora-
mer Thursday night. t. 80
Allf'goods marked down Ave per
cent. at Hardy Solomon's.
''Lucretia Borgia." for Cramer's
benefit. on Thursday night. 49,
Palmetto fine cut tobacco is the best
in the city, and eau be procured only
at the Indian Squaw Cigar Store.
DR.. E. E. Jackson. the weather
proguosticator. says we have COM
moDced another bad spell OF several
days duration.
Sweet cider can bs obtained at re-
duced price. at the store OF JOHN Ag-
new & Son.
CLARA Wildmau, as Lucretia Bore,a,
Thursday night.
We received from Mr.. Hoffman,.
last evening, quite treat iu the way
OF fine oysters. He keeps them cou-
stantly on hand, and can supply them
in any quantity.
The grand masquerade ball of the
Schnelzen Ferein will come of to.
morrow evening, the Goth instaut, at
Irwin's Hall. The doors will be- opened
ut = o'clock. Those who wish to par
ticipate nhould secure their tickets at
once, as no tickets will be sold at the
door. Tickets are not transferable.
+. J. Wildman, as Genarro, Thurs.
day night.
We were deprived of the pleasure of
being present at the Opera House Lust
evening, but learn that Miss Katie
Putnam came fully up to the e1pccta-
tious OF the public IN "Fanchon, the
Cricket" Miss Putnam was greeted
by large audience. BY reference to
the advertisement, it will be seen that
the military drama of the "Child Of
the Regiment" will be presented to-
night.
John Agnew & Son have been ap
pointed agents for the Great Contra!
Java Coffee Company. of New York.
Each case of this choice coffee contains
sixty one-pound packages. one of which
contains ticket which entities the
purchaser to receive nice eight-day
clock. A case will be opened this
morning. and the clock Gun be seen ut
their store. Price of the coffee ia ONLY
thirty cents per pound. Who will b.
the lucky purchaser?
Cramer. as Gubetta and the Duke.
Thursday night.
A question has been raised among
our sporting friends. a counterfeit
$40 bill was presented at faro bunk,
and played for. The party presenting
won $50. The discovery of the value
was not made until after the money
won had been paid. The point now
raised is, should the winning parties
refund the entire $50. or only redeem
the counterfeit S20 bill. The editor Of
the New York Turf Field and Farm
will please decide the question.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT learn that
serious accident occurred on the
C5::!c.:e, Ccl:mh;s end Augusta Rail
road. yesterday, two miles :Ao other
side OF Batesville. caused by broken
rail. Several passengers were seriously
injured and Others slightly; also. seve-
raj cars wrecked. Mrs. John McDevitt,
Conductor King and big Andy" were
seriously wounded.
| A HANDSOME PRESENT We had the
pleasure. yesterday. of seeing haud-
some solid silver pitcher, which had
been presented, by unanimous resolu-
tion Of the stockholders of the Colum-
bia Gas Light Company. to Mr.. Jacob
Levin. Treasurer OF the company, in
evidence OF the appreciation of his long
and faithful services as Treasurer. The
pitcher bears the following inscription: /:
From the stockholders of the Oolum.
bia Ges Light Company TO Jacob LIE.
vim, Treasurer. as testimonial of th cir
confidence and esteem. December
%, 1874" MIR. Levin has been Trea-
surer Of this company for the past
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