The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

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Transient advertisements and ne
tices must be paid for in advance.
A'The latest kid gloves come mp almost
toyo1r crazy bone: ---------.'-----a'e-.~- -
. Tho best 'h1qoa q .qppn the diee.ds,to
throw them away: y q
=. = some q the new style: there 3
no change. "poos relatives 3ss shst teSSs 81 ,h;s'
same as last year. '''''f@aM
The list 81 defanitinss I'd tsI!!ppasySsffss !ps xilI'
he terribly 1ppg!. The fact 81 }kseY nsst2
ter is. money g .hnneoi be obssinaSSd!.-iFt
The shOmI Ins style Of dapeipg 4 Affect. ft
ed BY many people is kiso kao~dH ID Pa
risian society as ..'ffoor poiishi19Rk,,''''n ''nr
Ensl9sS ihs pnAsege Hithl ySanf ,spR;
soription-DailA ,si4 4moaths. .t25 eepts; !.
|Tfi' Weekly, na5 yidsnss,) wssxly. 10
oents. 3 Al iRt,a cid 10 serssdo 81.
Job printing Of every f)nd, Nod 4
ntiiatare' vsisitibg Jaqd 70 tsefootd. tsefotdt..sheet
postefs. turned n6aat. 1t 'Mbff ,n2o,iae.'
f,om raiiadx1x oAiSs. 80 T'sisy1 y14tis! 4tis!. d'O~ dli
. fSAy"bnpeHey cn5iJIs bagaaAhhs 'Y8t
safe, tHis!hagss It 81. $f'5b '&Hdt 81 a
bunch, by GJ. LaGtey., Oppohle ipsAd Id. !
MP office? TIE above frui.dfa 4no fnel
orderi'n - esrl1n NV -.3..naM u ID.
AprSt.!s f. iias6ioanot 1 (, 7 : y" sns >.dies a."sbe'
places ri nflamusemsnt,,is ths wearing q},
little sdouQ,iets Of ln.tarsl flowers. rYhsy,
mike 10 sAadiIntS lplsasing to siie reye
and grateful to the 'Ao4e:. s-s anHl aa
i When his vile discovsred a knttle Of
II in his coat tsiltpocket. he,ssid ii vas
all right. Sozodont. ShS,ssAidA it wss
all right. "SosodSnt taksitoo much OF.
it," "'' '"''i 'AS9h ''i'
A disgusting sight. yesterday. vas
triangular tight between thrse feaaies
on 'Gervais street, near Assembly.
Blood was freely split. ,apd an hapsthlss hapsthls
fnalIy brought up At the. guard ,hopse.
A ynungsssr WAS sevsnely Injured.
yesterday, byi bullet from slung-
shot in the hands of 'Acompanion.
The lead was buried in bis head. A
liberaisppiicasipn of strap oil would
be Of advantage in such pases.
At a1peehpg q the MsWbeS4 af, The
Baptist Ch ussh. heidi less nisht 10. call
pastortoI supply slse isscsssy caussd
by the resignation 'sof RsV!s TX.
MeqdeahalI, the Rst r." H?: dsmth,
Of ChatIotss. n G.. yas extended 40
invitation. ,,, ,....r 80, -,
EArAprEs Our neishbor OF the
fruit depot. Mrs. HuHmsn. has re-:
oeived another heavy and varied col
lection of good things-bananas,
oranges. pine.applss. lemons, apples.
grapes; sausages, head cheese. pud-
dings; beets, celery, lesks and onions;
nuts and candies of every kind. The
articles are fresh.
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MAIL AaRANaRMEsTs.-- ~ ortherl
n,ail opens $50 A. NJ, 3 p. M. closes
la. ~. 6'P. NJ. Charleston opens
a. M., $50 p. M. closes 8 A. NJ. ,6P.
n. Western opens 6 A. NJ, P.
NJ; closes 6. 1.30 P. AZ. Greenville
opens 5.45 P. NJ. closes 6 A. NJ. Will
mington opens P. NJ; closes 10. 80
A. NJ. On sunday open from $50 to
$50 Z. HI.
DEATH OF Col RICE DuLIN.-We
notice on the Brownsville (Tenn. J
States, mention of tho death of this es.
Unable gentleman. he was born in
Meck'enburg County. N. O., Juno H.,
1909. In early life he moved to Co.
lum5is. where he engaged successfully
in mercantile pursuits. Subsequently
he located in Charleston. where he en-.
joyed long career OF prosperity as a
merchant. About the close Of the war
he gathered up his shattered fortunes
and removed to his plantation in Ar.
kansas. A few years ago he engaged
in mercantile business in Memphis,
Tenn.