The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-17

PH3Nlx-don't borrow.
Reading matter on every page. .
Mr.. Winthrop Williams is author
lied to dispose Of tickets in the "real
estate distribution"
The Richland Rifle Club parade in
full uniform. this afternoon. It will
be fine display.
aThe 3lst is tho time specified by
City Treasurer Jones for Taxpayers to
come mp.
There ia a strong delegation of
County Treasurcrs now in the city
about fifteen.
rhe young child OF Mr.. Davis, who
was killed during the tornado, had its
neck, leg and both arms broken.
The ladies will End the very newest
straw hats at J. Fl. Kinard's. Two
cases will be opened this morning.
Enclose the postage with your sub.
soFiption-Daiiy. ak months. 25 cents;
Tri-Weekly, Is; Weekly, 10 cents.
We learn that the Rev. A. B. Wood.
6n. OF Richmond. Va, has accepted
the call to the pastorsge OF the Plain
Street Baptist Church. of this city.
Housekeepers should look at J. n.
Kinard's new stock of table linens,
napkins, snoetings and pillow castings.
before purchasing elsewhere.
Solid color prints. much like linen,
with pretty gay borders. are amongst
the newest goods just opened at j. II.
Kinard's.
The lougcloths just received, at 9IS,
liz. 12,s, Is and 20 cents. are the
best value for the money that have
ever been offered before by J. Il.
Kinard.
The Charlotte O6serrer reports a
Runaway match between Mr. G.. W.
Bateman. Of this city, (sho ia an ex-
press messenger between that city and
Richmond ard Miss Matte Mobley.
There ars no "ofisial" newspapers
in the State. Public officers aud pri-
vate citizens can publish every notice
required by law to be made public in
any newspaper they may select.
Messrs. j. G. Squier, Winnsboro, e.
r. Wallace, Union, D. Biemau. Wal
halla, and Julius Poppe, Anderson, are
authorized 20 dispose of tickets for the
real estate distribution in this city.
A fount of second. hand bourgeois.
of about 800 pounds, and fount of
miuion. OF about 500 pounds. can be
obtained at very low price, with or
without the necessary casss,) by early
application at PHOENIX Office. A hand
press will bring good impression.
We learn that the Richland Rife
Club will parade, this afternoon, at 4
o'clock. After marching through
some of the principal streets, the club
will repair to the grounds OF the Male
Acad emy, for instruction in company
drill.
It was currently reported yesterday,
that one of our citizens had been
found dead in bed. The acting Coro-
ner summoned jury and repaired to
the supposed dead mans quarters. but
when he raised up in bed and inquired
pretty sharply as to their wants. the
would-be inquest was postposed and
the jurymen scattered.
Mr. r. Il. Bryan has sent us novel
bearing the title "My Story" by Mrs.
K. 8. Macquoid. published by D. Ap-
pleton & Co.. and handsomely illus
trated. We have found it pleasant
reading, the style clear, diy .ct and
nervous. the characters strongly drawn
and the incidents natural and some
times picturesque and thrilling. The
lady author has taken high rank among
writer's OF fiction.
A writ of mdnddmuS was granted by
Judge r. 3. Carpenter at chambers,
on the 18th inst., on the application
of 1.-The State er relatione William Cor.
man. us. George A. Darling, County
Treasurer of RichIand," commanding
said Darling to receive the bills OF the
Bank of the State in payment of taxes
duo to the State by the relator, or ia