The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-15
CrrY MATTERS. for the


weather, yesterday. Z +
Columbia is enjoying her. fill Of
theatrical entertainments just now. 3
Largest selection Of imported cigars
at the Columbia Hotel Cigar Store.
Speed. o speed the happy day. when
"hard times shall come no more"
There is far too lavish subservien.
cy to fashion among all classes.
Blood ain't nothing; money and
clothes is what tells.
Best imported Partagas. eight for
one dollar, at Columbia Hotel Cigar
Store.
The time for making returns for
city taxes has been extended to the
3lst. More pleasing intelligence.
The surest way to prevent catching
cold is to stand still and let the cold
catch you.
It il much better to he useful than
wealthy-but we'd rather be wealthy.
it you please.
The fashionable handkerchief OF the
period is not lsrge:or strong enough
to stand real good blow.
DR.. E. E.. Jackson was correct-the
sun did appear. yesterday. When
"Oid Probabilities" resigns, we nomi-
nate Ned.
Job printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turued out. at short notice,
from rHGN1x Office. Try us.
The anniversary of the burth OF
Robert Burns,-S Scotia nd = fayorite poet
will be celebrated ON the 25th inst.
Secretary Scott will accept our thanks
for an invitation to the supper.
The Governor has appointed J. Paul
Diver Commissioner of Deeds, Phila-
delphia; Oliver Hewitt. OF BarnwelI,
and j. W. s. Heart. of Yorkville, No.
taries Public.
Remember, q Taxpayers. that the
penalty for non payment of taxes is
not attached until sun down OF the 31st
inst.-although Treasurer Darling will
receive at any time previons to that.
THE DRAMA The Clara Wildmap
troupe met with q cordial reception,
last night-s good honse and appre-
ciative. The rendition of East
Lynne" was happily done. Tonight.
they give US "Dora." and We advise all
who can to attend.
HE1N1TsH's QUEEN's DELIGHT ALMA.
MAC FOR 1875.-Seventh edition i'm
proved in all the astronomical and
astronomical anatomy of man, ss said
to be governed by the twelve constel.
lations. a valuable book, and worth
having. Everybody ought to have
one.
BANQUET TO THE GRAND LODGE OF
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs. ban.
quet given by Myrtle Lodge, No. 5. to
the Grand State Lodge of the Knights
OF Pythias, came of last evening, at
the Wheeler House. in handsome
style. It was sumptuous and elegant
81 sveTJ Particular. anu wa. highly
enjoyed by the Lodge and visitors.
Mr.. 81. N. Emlyn. who has been pro.
noted to the distinction of Grand
Chancellor, presided. assisted by Mr..
Sing. of Florehce. who holds Office
next in rank to him.
Spirited addresses in response Ia
sentiments wers delivered by Messrs.
Emlyn. Howell. Wood, Rogers. Cslvo
and others. We are gratifed to learn
that this order, founded in the purest
benevolence and representing the
noble principle of brotherly charity,
is rapidly on the increase in this coun.
try and in our State. Myrtle Lodge
is particularly distinguished for its
zeal aud activity in maintaining the
principles of the order, and for q
highly festive and social character.
These traits were strikingly illustrated
at the elegant banquet, last evening.
SUPREME COURT. THURSDAY, Jan.
nary 1.-THE Court met at 10 A. NJ.