The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-13
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April and May weather, yesterday.
A chicken dispute will take place at
the Cottage House. this evening.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
The. "yoyster" yelper is confirmed
nuisance that should be abated.
j. y. Bailey, Esq. of the Greenville
Enterprise aud Mountaiaeer, is in the
city.
Another lot OF those prime sausaees
have been received by our neighbor,
Mrs. Huffman.
Call for your tickets in the reel estate
distribution before the lucky numbers
are all selected. There are q few st,ll
left.
just what you want for breakfasts
good fry or stew. Mrs. Hoffman, near
the PHGaEx Office. has some fresh
oysters that viii just suit.
The Towering moss and the fra.
grant yellow iessamine. all abloom ia
the woods, speak oloquently OF the
opening of the new season.
Job printing of every kind, from
miniature visiting card to q four sheet,
poster. turned out. at short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try us. ~ y
Both branches OF the Legislature
have taken recess-the House until
Monday evening, at Z O'Clock. and the
Senate Tuesday morning. IL O'Clock.
We suppose We must apologies to
the Charlotte Observer man. The
paragraph was copied just as any
other item would be-jast az, We sup.
pore. Mr. Observer does.
Capt. Thompson requests the pupils
of the Columbia Male Academy to
meet at the residence of DIR. Geo. s..
Trezsvant. at half past IL O'Clock, this
morning. '+ 4'4 }
Messrs. J. c. Squier, Winnsboro, e.
r. Wallace, Union, D. Biemau, Wal
halIa, and julius Poppe. Anderson, are
authorized 20 dispose of tickets for the
reA estate distribution in this city.
There arc no "of1icial" newspapers
In the State. Public officers and pri-
vate citizens can publish every notice
required by law to be made public in
any newspaper they may select. ,.u
One Of the most delightful drives in
this vicinity. is across Neagle's Bridge
and down the old Charleston road.
The trees are beginning to leave and
spring flowers are putting out. Peach
and apple trees IRE also in full bloom.
The body OF Adam Grant, the CO.
lored convict who was drowned last
week. was found, yesterday, on ON
island short distance below where he
fell overheard. Trial y ustice. J. gQ.l
Marshall held an inquest. and YER.
dict Of accidental drowning rendered.
DR.. Frank Green was called upon to
examine the body. ' e' :. -..i' '-'' y
A postal card from our old friend
and former next door neighbor, Mr..
G. Eilhardt. dated Erfurt, Prussia,
February %, informs Us that himself
and family are we'll, and that he has
Just finished bottle of wine in honor
of Washington's birthday. Ho
thinks frequently Of Columbia aud his
many friends here, and hopes within
the year to pay Us visit.
The Hibernian Society of this city
will celebrate the anniversary of the
birth OF Ireland's patron saint-the
exterminater Of snakes, toads, etc.
Saint Patrick-at the Wheeler House.
on Wednesday evening next, March
II. A number OF distinguished gen.
tlemen will be present. and q lively
time may confidently be expected.
The potheen will be smoking hot.
ONLY A FEW Days LEFT.
r. & W. G. Swaf11eld are closing out
the balance OF their stock at cost, to
make room for new goods. They offer
bargains in trunks. epring cassimeres
and hats, which have just been re.
ccived. -..>4t :,