The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-05

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Transient advertisements and me-
tioes must be paid for in advance.
: The latest kid gloves come up almost
to your crazy bone. '------" '"--'.-'.,- 80
The best thfoS upon the dice. Il. to
;s :sSs @ q sSs new styles there !:
no change. Poof relatives sfs ;sss scSS. .. tho
same as last year. :"
The list Of defaultins taxpayers ;.,, VIII
sbe terribly long. The fact Of TIE hat:
ter is. money .nnot be obtained.
The shpffling style OF dapcing affect.
ed by many people is known 'iih il Pa.
risiun society as "fioor polishing. "'.-
ENCLOSE the ppalsge with ySuE sub,
scription-Dsily,. si1. months. .s25 cents;
Fri. Weekly, Is y'dents,> Weekly. 10
PoeuYa ID !ag,I siG io nau ~. -.
Job printing Of every Kind, ftoui 4
,niiiiatnre visiting cara to laffohr. sheet
poster, turned "oat. at short notice,
from rH2N1x Office. Try d.. H.'H ia
. FSqty' bnpcheS choitciet. biaidanhs 'fYr
sale, this.has;;~,t At 81. 81 SO And 81. a
bunch, by c:J. Laurey. opposite PHG!
NIP office. The above fruittdre In fine
order o'r'! & ID" a"H a -
A pretty m fashion i i Or the ladies a. tie
places Of f,amusement, is the wearing Of
little bouquets OF nstsra flowers. They
make an'audienuS iplsasihg to the eye
and grateful to the AoAe: -, go. 81.
When his vile discovered tottlo OF
1t in his coat sii'pocket. b Q, ssid il was
all right, Sozodont. She said it was
all right. "sozodout take too much Of
it," '.!".'
A disgusting sight. yesterday. was .
triangular fight between three females
on Gervais street. near Assembly.
Blood was freely split. ,apd all hands
fusl!y brought up vt the. guard house.
A youngstsr WAS sevsreiy injured,
yesterday, by bullet ftom slung-
shot in the hands OF q companion.
The lead was buried in bis .heud. A
liberI application Of strap oil would
be of advantage in such cases.
At a meeting Of the me~be1A OF the
BAPTIST Charoh., held last night. to call
a pa.tor to supply The 'vscansy caused
by the resignation '"of HRsv.n =. Z.
MepdenhalI. the Rev, r. 81. Griffith,
Of Chatlotte. N. c.. vas extended an
invitation. 1....,
EArADnEs Our neighbor OF the
fruit depot. Mrs. Huffman. has re-
ceived another heavy and varied COL
lection OF good things-bananas,
oranges. pine-app!es, lemons, apples,
grapes; sausages, head cheese. pud-
dings; beets. celery, leeks and onions;
nuts and candies of every kind. The
articles are fresh.
MAIL AaRANaRMEsTs.- --Norther
mai opens $50 A. NJ, 3 P. NJ. CLOSES
| A. NJ, 6 P. NJ. Charleston opens
a. NJ, $50 p. NJ. CLOSES 8 A. NJ. .,6P.
II. Western opens 6 A. NJ, P.
NJ. closes 6. 1.3O P. aI. Greenville
opens :. As P. NJ. closes 6 A. NJ. Will.
mington opens P. NJ. closes 10. sc
A. NJ. On sunday open from 2.30to
$50 L. Nj.
DEATH OF Col RICE DuLIN.-We
notice on the Brownsville (Teun.
States, mention of tho death of this es-
Unable gentleman. He was born in
Mecklenburg County. N. O., Juno IL,
1909. In early life he moved to Co.
lumbia. where he engaged successfully
in mercantile pursuits. Subsequently
he located in Charleston. where be en-.
joyed long career OF prosperity as a
merchant. About the close Of the war
he gathered up his shattered fortunes
and removed to his plantation in Ar.
kansas. A few years ago he engaged
in mercantile business in Memphis,
Tenn.