The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-04
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81 Charleston ands GreenYills, open 4.aO
F. NJ; close $50 A. M! $
Western, opens 1880 P. NJ; closes
As P. Nj.
Charleston, evening, opens 8 A. M. f;
closes p. nj.
Office open Sundays from balf-past
4 o'clock to half-past s.
JOINT SToCK CoMpANY-Aux1LIARY TO
STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
SooIETY.-The committees appointed to
solicit subscriptions to this enterprise are
requested to report to the chairman of
tho meeting of citizens, r. D. Sem,
Esq.
PHGNIxIANA.--Th price of single
copies of the PHOENIX is eve cents. If
carriers charge more it is swindle. They
can be obtained at that price at the office.
Book and job printing of every kind
attended to promptly at the PHOENIX Of
flee. Every vnriety of material on hand.
DR.. T. T. Moore has returned, and
can be consulted at his dental rooms,
on Main street, over Bryan & McCarters
bookstore.
The Central National Bank has Sc
cured one of NIr. Irving's new stores,
and will fit it up in elegant style. They
will commence operations in q short
| time.
The Palmettoes we're out, Yesterday.
with full ropes, headed by the Tireman's &
Band. They have just completed the
furnishing Of their new hall-aud n
handsome room it is, too. a servicea-
bic carpet covers tho floor; comfortable
chairs are arranged along the walls; the
officers have neat desks; passage and
stair-ways nre carpetcd and oil-clothed.
The lady friends OF the company are
entitled to the thanks of the members
for their services i'll preparing the car
pets, etc. at the anniversary meeting,
held last evening, the following officers
; We're elected: Prcsidcnt-W. B. Stanley;
vi ,-President-G. A. Shields; Secre-
tn T. p. Purse; Treasurer-E. r.
Stokes; Directors-John A. Shell, NJ.
A. Bridges, James McElrone, T. N.
Ehrlich; Axemen-H. J. Heidi, James
McDougal, Jr.; Attorney-W. K. Bach
man; Physician George Trezevant t.
Captain Stanley desired to resign, but it
was tho unanimous wish of the company
that he should retain his position.
George Huggins. Esq, notifies per-
sons desirous of insuring, that he is still
agent for the 4Etna-the oldest compa-
ny. we believe, in the country.
The Charleston Courier comes to us
slightly reduced in size. It is an old
standby, and many of its readers would
prefer the loss of their morning meal,
rather than miss the perusal of its broad
columns. The Courier has been in exist
ence sixtyeight years.
Messrs. Bryan & McCarter have fur
nisbed US with a capital diary for 1871
something useful for every business man.
They have all sizes.
We have been requested to state that
the pews of the Washington Street
Church will be rented this "wednesday
afternoon, ut half-past 8 o'clock. Those
interested will please be punctual in at
tendance.
The celebration of Eman cipalion Day,
this yenr, in Columbia, was confined TO
the colored military companies
civilians participated. The Elliott
Guards, Neagle Rifles and Stevens Light
Infantry, paraded in full feather. In
the afternoon, there was tournament,
in which four or five dusky knights con-
tended. The Governors Guards had q
target excursion, aud so ended the day.
The new locomotive, "Gov. r. K.
Scott" for the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, arrived yesterday, and was
carried to the Helena shops. She will
be in running order in few days. The
"Scott" is the largest locomotive on the
road. Two others Of similar build are
on the way.