The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-18
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The State Grange was in session at
Parker's Hall yesterday and last night.
You can save time and money by
going direct to j. h. Kiuard'. for
your dry goods.
We received visit. last evening.
from Mr.. Hugh Wilson. of the Able.
vile Press and Banner.
The Changers headquarters for
chenp dry goods. notions. fancy goods,
Sc. is at C. f. Jackson's, 12S Main
street.
The Patrons OF Husbandry cannot
do better than take home to their
wives aud daughters each ~ dress of
tho pretty new spring prints. opened
this morning, at J. H. Kinard's.
The hotels were crowded, yesterday,
with visitors t" the city, principally
members OF tho State Grange and
their families. The Wheeler House
registered rs; Hendrix House, 81:
Mansion House, 16
We are grievcd to state TINT Celeste.
a lovely little daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
A. n. TulIey, died yesterday. The
horeaved parents Lave the heartfelt
sympathy of their friends.
Owing to the alarm Of fire, on Tues.
day evening. Prof. Evans Was pre-.
vented from organizing his class in
vocal music, but will meet all gentle
men Intending to join at the rooms of
the Choral Union. over Shiver's store,
this evening, at half-past o'clock.
Expositions have heeu made of all
secret societies. in one way or another,
that have ever existed; and, therefore.
it would be unreasonable to suppose
that the Grange could escape revela-
lation OF its mysteries. Refer to our
Advertising columns. aud you will see
how it is.
Open celler doors are dangerous to
persons who walk Main street; Ynd if
we mistake not. some DAY suit for
repairs on account Of damage to limb
and body Will be brought against the
owner of an open cellar. When you
come out Of your cellar, close the
door.
DEMCRsKA. The appearance of the
famous Hungarian nightingale, lima
DeMurska. at the Opera House, next
Friday evening, will, doubtless. be
the occasion of general out.pouring
of the music-loving public of our
fashionable and literary circles. 1t
is seldom that our citizens fail to
testify their appreciation OF real
artistic merit and true genius. no mat.
ter in what role it appears. and no mat.
ter i'll what time. carnival or Lent; yet
if they have any partiality, it is to-
warda the refining influence of music.
TIE GREENSBORO G1fr CoScERr.
La one month. March II. 1881 the
gift concert mt Greensboro, N. c., for
the purpose of erecting an Odd Eel
lows Temple, will take place. The
drawing will be conducted in public,
by gentlemen to be selected from the
audience. Every measure has been
adopted to make the distribution n
success, and to guarantee satisfaction.
Every ticket secures prize. Price Of
tickets, So so; number OF tickets, 1OO,-
600; value OF gifts. S164,O 900. The
principal prize is the Benbow House,
at Greensboro, worth $60.000; the
next best prize, $40. 900 in cash. For
particulars and tickets. address Cyrus
P. Mendenhall, Box 8. Greensboro,
n. g.
SHOOTING MArcH.-Last Saturday
evening. in the Sand Hills, near Ian
drums pottery, there was considerable
excitement rs well as amusement over
q shooting affair. It is known that a
couple OF Jail birds-D. a. Blizzard
and VIM. Wilson, both white-es.
capped from confinement few weeks
since. They live in the section above