The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-21

be borrower that he had better subscribe.
Reading mntter on every page.
Smokers Festival Il 8
The eprinoipal thing "a stirring" yes
terday was the dust. &
Smokers Festival. &c
Whiskey is more easily rectifed than
the errors it causes.
Smokers Festival.
In forwarding subscriptions to the
PHOENIX anil CLEANER. don't forget the
postage
Smokers Festival '''''-s-'' r. ''''''-'
Any persons having Palmetto FIRE hats
to dispose Of can find a purchaser by
calling on Secretary r. p. Purse.
Smokers Festival.
The ''Lady Washington Tea Party"
will be held in the Rifle Club Hall,
Southern Life Insurance building.
Smokers Festival.
The Tableaux Yivants arc oil the talk,
and the little folks are daily practicing,
to aoquit themselves creditably in the
different scenes.
Smokers Festival. :.
MissiAnna E. Dickinson, at the Opera
House, tomorrow night. Reserve seats
nt the Wheeler House. For your Own
Sake, - tae title of the lecture. g,
You gan get NIL styles of job printing.
from fisiting card to q four-sheet post
er, at tte PHtESIx Office. Prices satisfnc-
tory.
Where was Governor Chamberlain?
At the Lexington celebration the State
of South Carolina WAS toasted, but there
was no response.
Mrs. d. C. Pei1otto has kindly fur
nished us with her annual reminder of
the raturn of the passover season.-a
bnsket OF motzos.
Th"ta was IN attempt Mt blow, yes
tcrdny with touch Of rain, but neither
succeeded, and we may now confidently
look thr warm and pleasant weather.
Call ut the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Machine Office, and get your late styles
of E. Eutterick's paper patterns. Full
stock just received
Tee children who are to act in the
tableaux will please meet at Miss Elmore's
school room, a. half-past 6, Wednesday
afternoon. A punctual attendance re-
quirel.
POLLOCK House Pat. will furnish a rare
delioicy for lunch to-dny-baked crabs,
done UP in the peculiar style for which
the establishment is noted. "Let those
now eat who never ate before; and those
who always ate, now eat tho more"
E1-Gov. English, of Connecticut, with
his son. is expected in Columbia, to-
day. uia the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad. He will stop with his
brotherin-lnw, Gen. John B. Dennis.
Gov. English is On out-a1dlout Demo.
crat.
There is fun enough in the May num-
bet of 81. -Eicho!as--the great magazine
published for the ediicstion of the little
folks keep all the children laughing
till the next number comes out It can
be serious, too. as many of the charming
little stories will bear evidence. But we
could not pretend to mention the good
things-we only envy the children the
4onthly happiness of snoh a magazine.
: acribner Il Co., 743 and 745 Broadway,
New York, are the publishers.
FIRE IN THE CouyrRY,-The cottage
house, situated on the Monticello road,
belonging to DR.. Ensor, was destroyed
by fire, yesterday, about 12 o'clock.
The house was occupied by colored per,
sons, several of whom lost their clothing
and other articles of them being SO
unfortunate rs to have $1OO destroyed.
, The fire is supposed to have been acci-
J dental. The loss is partially covered by
: insurance.
SUPREME COURT, APRIL TERM, 1875
TUESDAY, April 90, 1S75.--The Court mel
mt TO- 4. NJ. Present-Ch ChiefJustice Moses
and Associnte Justice Willard.
The Fourth Circuit was called. James
E. Bass, administrator, ct al, respon-
. dents; George w. Lucas, ct al., appel
. lants, ct al Continued.
William X. Ryan, appellant, Us. VIM.
B. Pettigrew, respondent Continued
! Henry r. w. Finn ct AL, respondents
rs. James NJ Brown, Sr., ct al, appel.
lants. Mr.. Spain was heard for appel
, lants. Messrs. Marley and Dargan fol
respondents