The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-28
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copies OF tho PHRN1x is eve oents. 80
"a number ofthe Wheeleraad; Wilson
Sewing Machines cap Be seen III .6psra.
ton at tie store Of Mr.;. Goo; Btdps, q
few doors. below the PHGsIx' toofiice.
Those dceirous OF /. Witnessing their
operation, are invited to o:cali iai u.e
Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, dodgers,
posters. hand.bilIs, bill heads lin ,faet,
everything in the way ;of job printing-
gotten up In the best style and On terms
that We pledge, ourselves will be iasatisfac-
tory to all.pafties. With approved ma ma
ohineiy and, steam power, we challenge
Comparison in prices - ny a,a-s,-
In onr next issue. wsi viii! coimmence
the, publicaHan of al. tbe, ,ordinpnpiocses
passed by the City Council Of Qoipnbia.
The type, press and natetialsof the
Barnweli Journal have beo6 removed TO
the tovn Of Aiken. Aiken .CpaSty,;, iff,5l5t ,ffrom
which place We learn the payer is i. in
future to bo issued. >
Quite Bensation was jcreatedi'i1- the
vicinity .of The aUpivse'5qR{ty, egn Friday
night last. by some celarpd: :indisidnals,
who imagined the z. E.iE5siRsrs atods 10
pay them 4 visit. 1t is pre,s9hnsd tina.
''spirit4s"'hsd something t, d. Eis& ihe
excitement. s. +, ~, - H.,
Mr. Duhn,e gave sdn ,e1eellaht7 t7enter-
tainment to bis many visitors yesterday.
The cry was. .:.stlll. they coheI', aud
each one said "Do.nss, SO, too."n; The
gehtsmahly proprietor cent The ON
ployees OF the FRGa1x some Of his good
things. ..'4f.ta aL.i
A Word TO THE WISE. E.-Those who
tako, 2 paper should always tead ,tKe ad-
vertisements.c II is notorious faet that
the men Who advertise are always liberal
and courteous to their oustdnets, and,
never fail to give the best bargains.
Not; to advertise ia an indieatiph, of
stinginess aud d grasping desperation,
which buyers should by all means avoid.
Read the advertising colnnns. ana find
ont where you are likely to obtain the.
best goods for the leass money.
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KK11o1oUs SERvIoEs THre DAy.
nifty Church-Rev. P. j. Sland,' Rector,
1O16 A. NJ. and r. nj. +.9a
St. Peters Church Rev. Francis Ja-
quemets .1st Mass IA M.; I'd Mass,
1O16; Afternoon Service A P. Mr.
Lutheran Churoh-Rev. A. .R. Rude,
Presbyterian Uhureh-Rev. joseph B.
Wilson, 1016 A. M. and 8 p. M. t.t:-1..- i.
Washington Street tOhuroh-Rev. Man.
ming Brown. 1O1& A. M. and 5 P. M.
Marion, Street Church-Rev. W. ".
Mood. 101s A. M .lH .
Baptist Church-Rev. }. L. REYNOLDS.
1O1>66 A. H.. and 8 p. NJ Subject for
the evening". !''Phe Sorrow Attending
Knowledge '''H39f - m
i1r7 ~ -. VI,
I. MArL AnRANaEa1HxTs.- The Northern
mail opens at $50 p. H.; closes 1915
?. IT.. Charleston day mail opens 4.3o
P. NJ; closes 1L3O A; NJ. Charleston
night mail opens 8. 80. A. NJ; closes 100
'P: II. Greenville mail opens 7.3O P.
M:; closes $50 P. Nj Western mail
OPENS Lao P. H.: closes $50 F. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from to 4 r. III.
.t,;I.
The Us1yEnsfr!Y OF ,Ymam1A.
have received the catalogue Of this far
famed institution of Harrington 1870
II. In turning over its pages, we find
many familiar names, both among ia
entity and students. pr. Chas. S.*venu-
BILE. chairman OF the facnlty. late on
General Robert E.'tee's staff, before the
war was Professor OF Mathematics in
South Carolina College, Prof scaele
de We're. the. Professor OF Modern Ian
guages. is known by his wriingashrough-
out the United States. DR.. WIN. II.
MoGnnHey's name also is familiar, be-
cause OF his excellent textbooks. which