The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-26

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/ paly sSipk, tae arst month Of the
lRsv Sss1 H. neatly gone
TssA1tnt sdvsrsiss1ne 1nents ssnd ne
lttces mhss DO psid for 10 advance.
Asellow going dowh'hill ands every.
thing greased. - =
The Cay that broke has long since
been mended.
The weather is pleasant again. It
was clear and warm. yesterday.
Fre"h sausage and other good things
at Mes. Huffman's. near PHOENIX office.
VIM. D. Love & 90. have marked
down large lines of gosds. so as to
clear them out before stock. tuking.
Messrs. Kinard & Wiley are rushing
off their stock of winter goods at low
prices. See their advertisement.
Shawls, oloaks and felt skirts have
been reduced to half price, at VIM. d.
Love & Co.'S.
800. 600 worth of dry goods. car
pets, boots and shoes, offered at great
reduction, by W. D. Love C Co.
Note what Messrs. Il. Il w. @. Swat.
field have to say. and guide yourselves
accordingly. ye who desire clothing at
reasonable prices.
The man that habitually borrows Q
newspaper is, in the language of
Shakespeare. at for ..treasous, strata
gems aud spoils."
Job printing at every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to four sheet
poster, turped oat. at short notice,
from PH3N1x Office. Try us.
The chicken disputes will be- re-
sumed at the Cottage House. to.uight
ten matoL fights having been ar
ranged Admission fifty cents.
The Mexican Combination" COM
plimonted Ms with q serauade. last
night. They will pitch their tent on
the circus lot. in day or two.
Merchants and Others cannot be too
particular in seeing that the revenue
stamp is affixed TO all checks. ns the
fine ia fifty dollars for every offence.
Five tieroes Davis diamond hams,
ave tieroes Davis sugar cured break
fast bacon, twenty Ave tieroes new leaf
lard. just received and for sale cheap,
at Hardy Solomon's.
The memory of the oldest inhabi.
tant runneth not back to the time
when there was just such a spell of
weather as has prevailed here for the
past three weeks.
We have received from Col. Childs,
Of the Philadelphia Ledger. . copy
of bis sixth annual issue Of the Public
Ledger Almanac. for 1876. It is very
useful publication.
The Wilmington, Columbis and Au-
gusta passenger train was thrown from
the track, near Wedgefield station, a
few nights ago. but fortunately nobody
was hurt. The fiend had opened a
switch gate and run the train through.
A useful and much needed invention
has been patented-a fountain pen
which. by the pressure of the thumb
on q small rubber ball. projects a
stream of ink through the holder aud
into the fuce of the person who is
looking over your shoulder while you
are writing.
The performing mule-a long cared
animal, fearfully troubled with the
"lifts"-caused great deal OF amuse-
ment on Maiu street. yesterday. His
colored owner, after deal of gentle
persuasion. succeeded in mounting
him ard riding off, but the supposi.
tiou is that he was lodged in tho mud
before reaching home.
Germs DIR. J. Lindomar, the sur.
geon ohiropodist. has arrived end
taken Room No. %, Wheeler House.
where be will only remain few days.
IF you have oorns, bunions or bad
nails, he will cure them without pain
or drawing of blood. II you have
them, don't fail to give him a call; his