The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-10
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Z Number of deaths in Columbia FOL
the past week 7-whitss S !; colored 2.
Right Rev. Bishop Howe will preach
and administer the holy right of con-
hrnation in the Episcopal Church,
this morning.
Largest selection of imported cigars
at the Columbia Hotel Cigar Store.
Now is good time to buy tber-
mometers. They are lower now than
they have been since last spring.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Will hold their annual meeting at New
berry. on the Goth inst. a large at
teudunoe is expected.
Died on the I'd OF January, in Upper
Township. Richlund County, Mr..
Benjamin Hood, aged 1O2 years. His
third son is living. and is 76 years old.
All goods marked down FIVE per
cent. at Hardy Solomon's.
This world would be sandy desert
OF lonesomeness if women were not
privileged to attend auction sales and
pay more for an old bureau than new
chumbe set would cost.
An inebriate man, walking along the
street, regarded the moon with So
vereign contempt: "You needn't feel
SO proud" he said, "you are full
only once a month aud T am every
night"
Best imported Partagas, eight for
one dollar, at Columbia Hotel Cigar
Store.
We have been requested to state that
q speciul meeting of the members Of
the Baptist Church will be held on
Monday evening, ct half-past 7 o'clock.
As business of importance will be
transacted, a general attendance is re-
quested.
1t is to be hoped that the city au-
thorities will have light placed in
front of the City Opeia House by
next Wednesday night. It is danger
Gus walking in front of the City Hall
with no light to illumine your path.
way.
Mr.. G. II. Baldwin, whose pocket
was picked in King street. Charleston,
on Thursday night last, states that his
losses were not AZ bad as was reported.
The thief only stole about $l50 from
him.
Yesterday. the sun shone brightly.
and geLial warmth pervaded the at
uosphere. The ladies and children
were out in strong force, and every
one wore cheerful countenance. The
past week has been rainy and gloomy.
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 ut PHOENIX Office.
The concert of the Colu mbia Choral
Union, for the benefit of the Washing
ton Street M. E. Church, will be given
at Parker's Hall, on Tuesday evening,
the 18th instant. We hope to see this
entertainment for u charitable purpose
largely attended. The concert will be
sufficient attraction, but the object is q
double incentive for crowded house.
Five hundred barrels OF "Solomon's
Fancy" -four, just received. Now is
the time to buy, az -four is cheaper
than in ten years, at Hardy Solomon's.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of Columbia Gas Light Com.
pany, on the 9th inst, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for
the present year: W. B. Stanley, An
drew Crawford, J. W. Parker, Lewis
Levy, r. L. Bryan, w. K. Baohman;
and at meeting of Directors. w. B.
Stanley was reelected President, and
jacob Levin Secretary and Treasurer.
Palmetto fine cut tobacco is the best
in the city. and can be procured only
at the Indian Squaw Cigar Store.
The grand masquerade ball OF the
Schnetzen Verein has been postponed