The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-06

Aar8ess aeiectIon OF imported cigars
at the Oolumbia Hotel Cigar Store. {
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance. !.
Palmetto fine cut tobacco is the best
In the city, and eau be procured only
at the Indian Squaw Cigar Store.
New Sensation-As to aDhen it is,
,chat it is, and ,ohere it is, you must
make inquiry.
Best imported Partagas, eight for
one dollar, at Columbia Hotel Cigar
Store.
The prodigal sun made it's appear
ance. yesterday, after lengthened ab-
sence.
Bargains that are bargains are being
obtained at the old stand Of r. g.
Shiver & Co. The stock is to be run
of, regardless Q! cost.
The Governor has appointed Abram
Jones Trial Justice for Edgefield,
and J. G. Shepperd, of same County,
Notary Public.
job printing Of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHGN1x Office. Try us.
A young man. with lavender pants,
who sat down on the head OF -four
barrel. went awny with a eep-seated
impression that he was Warranted
1876 pounds.
Mrs. W. J. Dufie departed this life
at on early hour yesterday morning,
after lingering illness. She leaves a
husband. nine children. father and q
number of other relatives.
As several gentlemen from the
"FGFk" are expected up, to-day, with
number of fine chickens, the lovers
of the Mexican national game will have
a lively time of it at Franklin's Cottage
House.
The Columbia convocation of the
Protestant Episcopal Church will meet
in Trinity Church, this morning. at
IL O'Clock. During its session, there
will be divine service each morning at
IL o'clock, and each night ct IL. The
proceedings will be public. On Sun
day morning next, the holy rite of con-
firmation will be administered.
We often receive letters, asking to
have the paper sent or continued, and
stating that the amount shall be paid
soon. To all such. we reply. that the
request cannot be complied with. In
| order to have the PHOENIX sent, it is
absolutely necessary to remit the sub
scription, together with the postage,
when the paper is ordered.
Yesterday, after the election Of Col.
j. 8. Preston to the Presidency OF the
Central Bank, the oolored porter. An
derson, got quite elevated. and con-
graduated some of the officers on still
having a gentleman for President He
then made the significant inquiry:
"Who is perspiring to be Cashier2"
More truth than poetry. we fancy.
Mr.. James Troy has been awarded
the contract for erecting the necessary
buildings upon the grounds of the
German Schuetzen- -Verein, about one
mile from the city, on what is known
as the Asylum Road. Work will be
commenced on the buildings next
week. In about four months. the an
nual festival will be held.
Remember, tho place to buy pure
oils is at Kingsland g. Heath's; best in
the market Zoo. per gallon; Pratt's AS
tral oil. West & Sons Aladdin oil,
Oleveland's non-explosive lamps and
all other kinds, kerosene stoves, wood
and willow-ware. fancy goods, picture
frames, table oroquet sets, SO. Call
and see for yourselves.
The argument on the application OF
the Carolina National Bank for q man
damus to compel to City Council to
levy special tax to meet judgment
held by tho bank against the oity,
which was to have been heard before
Judge Carpenter. yesterday, at the re.
quest OF the counsel for the bank, was