The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-27
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lend your PHoN1x, suggest to the would
be borrower that he had better subscribe.
When young lady gives herself away
she naturally loses her self-possession. I
For men, love is story; for women, 1t
is history. !
In forwarding subscriptions to the
PHOENIX and CLEANER, don't forget the
postage.
Tho world is sure to find out an honest
man; but it will find him out great deal
quicker if he advertises.
AS a rule, the poor are moro wasteful
than the rich-one reason why they re-
main poor.
Mr.. Ernest 81. Taylor, Of tho Green
vile Daily Ne,Os. is in the city. and paid
US visit, last evening
Several factories have commenced to
manufacture band-bo1es six feet high,
intended for the coming bonnet"
You can get all styles Of job printing,
from visiting card 10 fouf-shhoss post
er. ut the PHOENIX Office. Prices satisfac-
tory.
A bashful youth found gold pin on
the street, which has On intrinsic value,
but he hes no use for it at present It
bears the initials Baby"
The Palmetto Steam Fire Enoine Com.
panys house is undergoing thorough
repair, which will be finished before the
firemen's tournament, and will present
handsome appearance.
Advertising has created many new
business, enlarged many an old business,
revived many dull business, rescued
many a failing business, and preserved
many large business, and it insures
success in any business.
We are advised that new md danger
ous counterfeit has appeared. 1t is s5
bill, and is on tho First National Bank of
Baxton, Ill. 1t is printed from nm al-
tered plate on which base fyes of the
Traders Bank of Chicago were printed.
Those who are in the habit of handling
money should look out for it.
The two next celebrations in their
order are those in May and June-on the
10th of May. when will be celebrated at
Mecklenburg, N. c., the centennial of
one of the local consequences of the
New England battle, the declaration by
few people of that good old State of
their independence from the British
Grown. 1t was natural outburst of the
independent spirit evoked by the guns
of Lexington, and we trust it will be all
that patriotic hearts can desire. Let it
be indeed national day.
LADY WASHINGTON TEA PATTY. Parties
making contributions to the above will
please deliver them to the committee, at
the Rifle Club Hall, at or before 8
O'Clock, this afternoon. Ices by7 o clock.
SUDDEN DEArH.-We are called upon
to chronicle the death, on Saturday, the
Oath instant, from typhoid pneumonia,
OF MIR. j. N. Jones. At the time of his
death, he was connected with an exten-
sive saw-mill, about ten miles above this
| city. He was well-known in Anderson
County, where he resided for sometime
just nfter the war. He was Georgian
by birth-a native of Banks County, we
believe-where his aged mother now re-
sides, and was also member of the Ma
sonic fraternity of this place He leaves
n wife and two children.
SUPREME COURT, MONDAY, APRIL &c.
The Court met ut II A. NJ. Present
Chief Justice Moses and Associate JUS
tices Wright and Willard.
The Third Circuit was called: The
State, respondent, rs. Thomas Harper,
appellant Continued.
The following opinion was filed: W.
f. B. Haynesworth ct al, respondents,
IS. II. Bischoff & Co., appellants. Az
peal dismissed. Opinion by Willard,
At II NJ. the Court adjourned until
Tuesday. 9th, Mt 10 A. NJ, when the
Eighth Circuit will be called.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, April Wheeler
Mouse-W. S. Turner, Augusta; w. r.
Kline, N. c.; Miss H. NJ. Chichester, Pm. ;
H. w. Rico, Lexington; Julian Barbot,
Charleston; Thos. Dodamead and wife,
Richmond; F. L. Boozer, Newberry; w.
Symmes, Greenville; Rev. E. Van Slyke,
Conn. A. Baldwin, Miss Baldwin, N. ";
t. A. Widenman, Atlanta; j. N. Harden,
Md; A. Gage, Charleston; j. f. English,
e. r: Arthur, city; w. g. Byles, n. Y.