The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-22


CrTY MArrERs.-Subscribe for The
P4nNix-do9't barroy IT yas
Trsnsient advertiser ents and NO.
tises ss..st be paid Tor ia ADVANCE.
All goods marked down Ave. per
cent. at Hardy solomon's. =
Notwithstanding the dark days, the
increase in their length is quite per.
oeptible.
The beat preparation to keep
lsdy's hand "iree from chaps" is a re-.
port that she has no money.
A man may properly be said to have
been drinking like fisb when he
6nds he has taken enough to make h,s
head swim.
Butterflies. flies and birds of gold,
tortoise or steel. vibrating on the ex-
tremity of q, xlble wire, a.e among
the hair ornaments.
More snowy indications. yesterday.
bat none OF the aayoJ article.
Fresh Norfolk oysters at Mrs. Hoff-
mau's, Dear PH2NIx Office. They are
good.
The Choral Concert for the benefit
of tho Washington Street Methodist
Church comes off on Friday evening
next. SEQ advertisrmsnt.
Col. a. T. Peake, who has charge of
the completion Of the Laurens Rail
road. was in the city last night
Five hundred barrels Of "Solomon's
Fsucy" flour. just received. Now Ia
the time to buy, rs -four is cheaper
than in ten years. at Hardy Soiomon's.
Job printing of every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to . four.sheet
poster, turned oat. at short notice.
from fH0N1x Office. Try us.
Five tierces Davis diamond bans,
Of this seasons cure. just received 1t
Hardy SolomOD's.
DEATHS. private despatch. last
| night, Informs us of the death of III.
Fl. Nathan, E>q. who for many years
was chief Of the Charleston FIRE depart.
ment. He had fall on tho ice In
New York, several days ago. from the
effects Of which he died > yesterday. HIS
age was about fifty Ave.
A despatch, last light. Informed us
that Mr., J. j. Solomons, Of Sumter. q
prominent merchant. had departed this
life. CO
A scene shifser came vary near falt.
ing through the ceiling of tho Opera
House last night. Union Herald.
But that's not the half he did. He
sent q shower OF plaster. lathes and
sioh right on top Of the precious heads
Of those who occupied the right centre
Of the parquette, soaring them badly.
Tumpiing their hair, and somewhat
riliug their other fselings. Scene
sh,fter. be more careful. If you want
to fall through, VIZ have no objections;
but give the required legal notice that
you are coming, or take a corner where
nobody is below.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
Ons OF the safest and most profitable
savings institutions in the country.
Merchants; farmers. clerks, ter.%t.,
landlords and lAborers will receive q
handsome interest on thoir deposits,
and will earn on stock twenty per cent.
on their investment. No combination
Of capital affords 80 good and 90 safe q
return Of interest as these associations.
1t does seem to us, without fully CON-
pretending the wofklngs of these asso-
oiations, but judging from some OF the
practical advantages resulting there
from. that they arc all that is claimed
for them-a safe and profitable invest
ment. They all have withstood the
financial panic, made money, aud have
been Of great benefit to the working
people. Lot everybody that can join
| them.
SUPREME Court. THURSDAY, January
81, 1S75.-The Curt met at 10 A. NJ.
Present-Chief Jnstioe Moses and
Aasociate Justices Wright and vii.