The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-05
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The Weather vas decidedly mole
p'easant. yesterday-spring.like. :;
The warm spell has caused some of
the fruit trees to biossom.
Pomologists tell.us that this is 60
ing to be great fruit year.
People OF moderate means have to
skirmish around pretty lively n ow to
make both ends meet.
Enclose the postage with your sub,
scription-Daily. six months. 25 cents;
Tri-Wsekly. Is; Weekly, 10 oents.
Roswell t. Logan. Esq OF the Rural
Carolinian. ia in the city. He is in
good health, bat as thin as ever.
Maj. William Sohnierle. the portly
elderly gentleman who resided in Co.
lnmbia during the late war. departed
this life. on the I'd. in Charleston.
Job printing Of every kind, from o
miniature visiting card to . four-shest
poster. turned out. at short notice.
from PHGsU offioe. Try us. :. ~,
An advertisement il q shrewd sales.
m,n that enters every house and sc.
cures customers without oficious soil.
citation.
They are talking about the heavy ice
blockade up North. and yet at the same
time new leaves are opening aud fruit
trees budding down here -t
The Congaree is still very high. but
came down a little. yesterday. Mr..
Seegers thinks of getting up a boat
race over his plantation, as there is
plenty OF water there. . n n .,e,,
The Legislature having knocked the
obnoxious "official organ" Act in the
head. County officers und others can
now publish their legal notices where
they please.
The forty-rhird Congress stepped
down aud ou.. yesterday. At noou. A
thousand guns and toroh-light pro-
cession ten mi!cs long would hardly
express the Joy OF the people at this
|'riddsnce: ~ -!iAA - = - T. 4.
The irst step to be taken in adver-
tising is precisely the same as in agri-
culture. Only. in agriculture, it is
called "breaking the ground" and
''sowing," and in business it is called
advertising aud reaping the reward.
The Rural CIrolinian, for March, is
a well-filIed number. Besides other
attractive features. it contains portraits
OF several distinguished "Patrons of
Husbandry." Walker. Evans & Cogs.
we'll, Charleston. are the publishers, at
So per annum.
A fount of secondhand bourgeois,
of about 800 pounds. and q fount of
miniou. OF about 500 pounde. can be
obtained at very low price, with or
without the necessary cases.) by early
application at PHOENIX ofice. A hand
press will bring good impression.
The handsome ~ editor of the Alb
beville lhedium-he of Fort Pickens
notoriety-is in the oity. His natty-
looking cane is fourished extensively,
but whether with the intention of
beating member of the Legislature
or landlord. is not known.
We call the attention of those in
want of wagons. buggies, &C., TO the
advertisement of Mr.. John Agnew, in
another column. We are assured that
he means business. and is prepared to
give bargains to all who require ve-
hicles. His stock is at present very
complete.
Tickets for the real estate distribu-
ton can be obtained at the Indian
Girl Cigar Store. Colombia Hotel
Cigar Store. Sulzbacher's California
Cigar Store. Wheeler House, 8. Sheri.
dams grocery store and at the PHaN1x
Office. The drawing will be under the
supervision OF the ticket. holders. Pro.
cure tickets at once, as 1t is desirable
to get up the distribution at the ear.
liest possible date.
LAND DIsTRIBUT1oN.-Ad descriptive
advertisement in another column an.