The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-20

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ftices Hssss SS paid for ,M adaAnoe.g z
Rsmamber the beasfit fos Mr. Ora
meg Thursday night e !,
All goods marked down' fivsll per
cent. at Hardy Solomon's.
"Luoretia ,Borgia." for Cramer's
benefit. on Thursday night.
CLARA Wildman, as Lucretia Borgia,
Thursday night.
Messrs. r. D. Sem 6 Son claim the
finest butter in town. Try 1t.
F. J. Wildman. as Genarro, Thurs
dny night.
Crsmer, as Gubetta and the Duke,
Thursday night.
Five tiercea Davis diamond hams,
Of this eeason's cure. just received at
Hardy Solomon's.
Sweet cider can be Obtained at re-
duced price, at the store OF John ig-
new & Son.
The finder OF q fur cnpe will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving it ut this
Office.
BAbout s3. 600 was sold at the meet.
ing Of the Capital Building and Loan
Association, last night-prices 3016,
20 and 27.
Excursion tickets to Charleston are
now being sold by the South Carolina
Railroad Company. to accom- modate
visitors to the races.
Aunt Cheney Golden. who is we'll
known in this community, proposes to
act as q monthly nurse. She can be
found on Gates street, nesr Bridge.
Job printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned ont, ut short notice,
from PHOENIX office. Try US.
Superintendent Solomon has fur
nisbed us with the zone thing need
ful" for passing over his liue-South
Carolina Railroad-for 1915.
President DAvega, OF ihe Chester
aud Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad,
will accept our thanks for "compli-
mentary" over his line.
Five hundred barrels Of "Solomon's
Fancy" -four, just received. Now is
the time to buy. as -four is chenper
than in ten years. at Hardy Solonon's.
We are gratided to learn that Gen.
Samuel MCGOWAN, of Abboville, who
was so severely injured by fall on the
ice, several weeks ago, is able to be
about.
The fancy family -four sold by John
Agnsw & Son is the best in market,
and is sold at the lowest price. Their
stock of groceries is very complete and
prices low down. New layer raisins
in quarter boxes arc retailed at 81.
The Schuetzen ball comes off to.
night, in Irwin's Hall. All the neoes-
sary arrangements have been COM
pleted and delightful time is antici-
peted. The club have a number of
costu mes still on hand.
Our neighbor, Mrs. Hoffman, has
received fresh lot Tor lot of fresh)
saaaages. which are tip-top. The
price is low. Fruits, vegetables and
good things of various kinds. are being
constantly received.
The reduction in the price Of gas is
favoraDiy reos;7cd by the citizens and
is decidedly liberal on the part of the
gas company. At the present price,
kerosene and other fluids must depre-
ciate.
T Our Methodist friends are speculat.
ing in "futures." They desire. through
the aid of the Choral Union, to give
concert for the benefit of Washington
Street Church; but the weather conti-
nues 80 unsettled that the proposed
entertainment must be classed with
that style OF stocks.
The Governor has made the follow
ing appointments: Notaries Pablic-
I. l.. RaysoT, Co!!e.cn. and H. A.
DeSaussure, Charleston. Trial JUS
tice-J. Frank Sloan, Oconee. Health
Oficer-S. d. Thompson. Nj. D.,
Hilton Head. Augus P. Brown, nomi.
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