The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-11

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Our people ought to have good bruins.
They; ;eat Ash enough.
Musical mosquitoes make men much
mad now.
Sec notice of Morris Minstrels, for
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
The cheapest black grenadines we have
ever seen are to be had ut G. F. Jack
sons.
In forwarding subscriptions TO the
P"GHIx and CLEANER, don't forget the
postage.
! g. I. Jackson has just received lot
of dress goods, worth 25c., and selling
them at l2!c.
The Morris Minstrcls IRE advertised rs
first class and strictly moral in every
respect.
The rain fell steadily the best part of
yesterday and last night, and the damp
ness and cold made fires pleasant once
I more.
You can get NIL styles of job printing,
from visiting card to four-shcct post
er, ut the PHOENIX office Prices satisfac-
tory.
Col. 1. W. Avery has sold his interest
in the Atlanta Herald to Col. r. A. Alston
-one' OF his pnrtners-and sewers his
/ editorial connection with that paper.
Mr. Symmers, of the City Hall grocery
fame, is out in our columns, this morn
ing, with n list of dcsirablcs, indispcnsa-
| bles, &c.
Spring trade must be promising, judg-
ing from the large stock of dry goods,
notions. &c, our friend Jackson has
bought selling cheap, too.
G. +. Jackson says he is the leader of
low prices: and if you will call and see
the large stock of new goods and their
low prices, you will agrec with him.
| A bargain can be obtained in the pur-
chase Of fount Of secondhand bour-
! geois or minion, with the necessary cases,
at the PHENIx Office.
W. D. Love & Co. are alive to the
wants Of the people. We have been sur
prised ut their immense display of spring
goods, and at such low prices.
MIR. j. II. Kinard announces to the
ladies that lie will havo nm opening of
millinery ut his establishment on Tues
day next The display already made in
his windows is fine.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society," for the relief of the
sick poor, will be held Monday (to-mor-
row. afternoon, Mt 3 o'clock, at Misses
Reynolds school-room.
This is the season of the year when
the average young man of The period
squares his cash and wonders which
tailor he will victimize for stylish suit
of spring clothes.
Now TINT spring is upon us. VIC hope
that our merchants will see that their
steps and dry goods boxes are cush-
ioned. 1t is asking too much of idle
men to wish them to sit upon cold stone
| or iron.
Tickets in the real estate distribution,
which comes off in April, can be obtained
at PHOENIX Office, Indian Girl Cigar Store,
Columbia Hotel Cigar Store, Wheeler
House, Sulzbacher's California Cigar
Store, and Sheridan's grocery store.
Now is the time bed bugs make their
appearance. They are said to be most
readily destroyed by nux vomica in the
form of tincturc, combined with liquid
ammonia, which mixture is to be freely
applied to the joints and cracks of the
bed3tead.
Here is a simple rule to detec! conn-
terfeit fifty cent notes: On the counter
felt. the lock of hair in the corner of
Dcxtcr's forehead touches the hair mt
each end, while in Tie genuine it is n
&c" shaped lock, and touches only ut
| the lower end
HAIL SroRM. Yesterday morning came
in bright and warm, with the prospect of
a summer day, but by II o'clock, with
little warning, the clouds gathered, the
wind blew, the thunder rolled, the light
ming flashed. the rain poured the hail
| fell thick and fast, and we BEGAN to be-