The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-17
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Yesterday was beautifpl. and plea
SAINT. 3:
Every article in the stock of W.'D.
Love g. Co. is being sold at and below
cost, to close ont present stock.
A meeting of the corporators OF the
Congaree Manufacturing Company is
called at o'clock this evening. at the
Office OF Messrs. Ssibels & EzelI.
Something that every Granger visit.
ing Columbia ought to know-W. D.
Love & Co. are selling dry goods,
boots and shoes at Grangers' prices.
Job printing of every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to four. sheet
poster, turned ont. at short notice,
from PHaN1x Office. Try us.
The State Grange of tho Patrons of
Husbandry will meet in Columbia to.
day. There will be large attend
ance.
We are requested to say that W. D.
Love & Co. arc selling goods at such
prices rs tue Grangers never expected
to see in Columbia. Grangers' prices
for everything.
Arrangements are being completed
for disposing OF, by distribution, a
number OF desirable building lots in
this city, besides several valuable arti-
cles Of jewelry. Particulars will be
furnished in few days. Tickets to
the distribution will COS. S.. Respon-
sible gentlemen will have charge of the
matter.
SUPREME COURT DEcIsIoN--FRD-
RuARY l6. lS75.-George Russell, re-
spondent, rs. James Cantwell. appel
liant. Motion granted. Opinion by
Wright. A. J. Moses. C. j., and vii.
lard, 4. j., concur.
POSITIVE AND FINAL NOTICE. Per.
sons indebted to PHRNIx Office, are
notified that they MUST come forward
and settle, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands o. Trial Justice
for collection. This notice is final.
An old farmer purchased some sweet
oil in DIR. Jackson's drug store, yester-
day. and. being asked if there was
"nothing else. he laid several pack.
ages on the counter, held up q hand
with several strings tied on the fingers,
and said: LETS seei That red string
ID for the bar-soap; that rag is for a
broom; that blue cord is for a calico
dress; that dress braid means four
pounds Of sugar. and this other string
is for sweet oil. No-nothing more" "
Col. r. Nj. Wallace, United State
Marshal, arrived from Washington
yesterday. He says that there is every
prospect that the sub-treasury in
Charleston will be continued. and that
the provision in the appropriation bill
for Deputy Marshals' fees, which was
stricken out, will be restored. Col.
Wallace has little hope that any con-
siderable appropriation will be made
for Charleston Harbor, because of q
sudden fit Of economy which has seized
Congress.
FIRE Last evening, about o'clock,
fire broke out in small stable, on
the property of Mr.. p. +. Frazee, on
Gates street, between Washington and
Lady, which, with the adjoining build.
ing--:he property of Joseph Smith.
and occupied by him as q store and
dwelling--were wholly destroyed.
Both buildings were wooden struc-
sures. There WAS $500 insurance on
tue store and stock of the latter. The
stock was saved. The origin OF the
6re is unknown. Our hremen deserve
the greatest credit for the manner in
which they subdued the flames.
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-
Hon. r. B. Carpenter presiding. The
following cases were called and dis.
posed OF az follows:
The Charlotte, Columbia and Au.
gusta Railroad Company ps. Thompson
Earle and Owen Smith; tried yester-
| day-verdick for Owen Smith on inter