The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-03
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Largest selection Of imported cigars
at the Colutnbis Hotel Cigar Store.
a large reward will be paid for the
recovery OF q sosrel chestnut horse,
about thirtsen hands high; ssrayed
away on the 3lst December. Apply at
PHGN1x Office.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
There were six deaths in Columbia
for the week ending January 2-three
whites, three colored.
Best imported Partagas, eight for
one dollar, at Columbia Hotel Cigar
Store.
The inolemenoy of the weather and
the muddy streets intsrfered some
what with New Years calls.
Palmetto iine cut tobacco is the best
in the city, and oau be procured only
at the Indian Squaw Cigar Store.
Rev. d. B. Clayton will preach at
Twins Hall. this afternoon, at 3%
O'Clock.
Notices in the local column are
charged for at the rate of fifteen cents
line, for nine lines or more. Less
than that space, 81. All local refer
ence to advertisements. charged for.
A pair OF handsome and servieeable
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.
We dssire to return thanks to the
Superintendent of the Greenville and
Columbia and the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroads for ''compli-
mentaries" over their roads.
The first drawing of the South Caro-.
lima Real Estate and Joint Stock Asso.
ciation came of on New Years Day,
but the investors were small. Suoh
institutions seldom pay.
The following appointments and re-
movals have been made by the Co.
vernon: Phillip Leventhal. Jury Com
missioner, Darlington. oice J. B. Cor
don. resigned; W. a. Sanders, Trial
Justice. Chester. pice J. B. Howell, re-
moved; aud J. P. Brockington, Trial
Justice. Darlington.
The long-looked for snow came early
New Years morning, followed by sleet.
then rain and afterwards slush.
ISicles were appended to the trees and
projecting roofs. The day was per-
feotly horrid. The carriers mplained
that their papers were frozen together.
Commissioner Frederick Watts has
furnished as with copy of his
monthly report of the Department of
Agriculture, for November and Deoem.
ber, 1874.
The Rural Cdrolinian, for January,
is before us. with the usual quantity
OF matter for farmers and tillers of the
soil. Evans & Cogswell, Charleston,
8. G., are the publishers, at 50 per an
mum.
An attempt was nude to enter the
store OF dr. d. Goodman, .wo doo-s
below PHGNIx office, ON New Years
night. or early yesterday morning.
Anger holes were bored in the windows
and doors.
The weather, yesterday, was very
disagreeble in the forenoon, but in
the afternoon the clouds cleared away,
and the genial sunshine made one
suppose that spring was upon us.
Haverly's Minstrels gave an enter
tainment, last night. in Parker's Hall,
to on appreciative audience. The
members OF the troupe acquitted them
selves with credit in their several
parts The performances of Messrs.
Primrose and Wells in thei: speciality
clog dancing-were pronounced une-
Gneled.
Levers Of fine vocal and instru-
mental music will be pleased to learn
that the Columbia Choral Union pro.
pose giving another entertainment on
Thursday evening next, Jannary 6.
at Parker's Hall, for the benefit OF the
Waahip0top Gtrook N,okL,a;ok OL,.L