The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-26
C1rY MISUNDERSTANDING for the

, Transient adveftisemsntsS and mo
tices must be paid for in advance. Il
When.-oh, whsn-will We have
street oars? We long TO hear the fin
gle OF the bells.
There will, likely. be war OF words.
to-day. over the report OF the Special
Joint Commission.
March gave notice OF bis approach,
yesterday. in tearing way. followed
by regular old fashioned rain storm.
Enclose the postage with your sub
scription-Daily, six months. 25 cents;
Tri-Weeh!y, IS; Weekly, 1o cents.
Job printing of every kind, from
miniature visiting card to four.sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PuGN1x Office. Try us.
The members Of the Legislature,
yesterday, received the balauoe of
their pay for the session. and are. con-
sequently. happy.
The chicken disputes are to be re-.
newed at the Cottage House to. morrow
afternoon. Several matches already
arranged.
Mayor Alexander very properly fined
three yonug Uoiversity students $25
each, or twenty days work on the
streets, for causing false alarm of
fire, several nights ngo.
Mr.. 8. j. Hook. of Lexington. has
left at PHOENIX Office several spe cimens
OF Ruta Baga turnips. grown on his
place. which are three feet in circum.
ference.
The Legislature having knocked the
obnoxious "oificial organ" ACT in the
head, County officers and others Gun
now publish their legal notices where
they please.
Several active and reliable men can
find employment at the Office of the
Singer Manufacturing Company, No.
153 Main street. Columbia. s. @.
None need apply who cannot come
well recommended.
Major Julius Mills was dangerously
Injured. few days ago. while stand
ing on the platform Of one OF the cars
of the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad. by being thrown VIC
lently against one OF the brakes.
The most economical artificial light
yet discovered, is the brilliant white
kerosene sold by John Agnew & Son,
ut II cents per gallon by the barrel, or
20 cents per gallon at retail, delivered.
free OF drayage, in any part of the
city.
The introduction OF musical enter.
tainments, free to all, by the members
of the Lodge of Good Templars, is an
excellent move, and one which will
prove very beneficial. There was o
fair attendance at the hall on Wednes.
day evening.
The Mas troupe gave one of their
thcatricc-operettc-:omico perform
ances, last night, in the Opera House.
Mrs. NJ skill us q olricaturist, is not
to he disputed. The entire troupe is
up to the mark. We commend them
to our NJ country friends.
Col. Jones, Treasurer of the State
Of Georgia. rests under unpleasant
imputations of ineffi:iency and mis-
management in that Office. But all
the speakers who have engaged in the
discussion hare expressed unshaken
confidence in his integrity. He is
himself resolved not to resign, but
prefers and demands impeachment as
the means by wbich the whole matter
may be brought out in proper light.
Prof. Evans will commence giving
instructions to ladies, this evening, ut
the rooms over R. O. Shiver's, at 3Is
o'clock. We understand that this gen.
tleman has lately organized two large
classes for instruction in vocal music,
and would suggest that this is good
opportunity for all who wish to i'm
prove in this art. As his class will
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