The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-01
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Office, at fifty cents hundred.
We learn that the Chapman Sisters,
aided by fine troupe, will give two en-
tertainments here on the 10TH and Goth
instant.
It is currently reported that many
leading Republicans have signed petit
tion to President Grant. requesting him
to stop oil further proceedings in the So
called Ku Klux cases.
Mr.. Alexander Oliver was the recipient
OF handsome Past Masters jewel, on
Thursday night. The members Of Acacia
Lodge were the donors.
The remains of W. T. Walter, Esq,
OF this city. (who departed this life at
Cleveland Springs. N. O., in June lest, J
will be brought to this city for interment,
today. The funeral obseqnies vii! he
held at Washington Street Church, this
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. His numerous
friends will feel mournful pleasure in
paying this last tribute to his memory.
The sale of city Of Columbia bonds
will be resumed tomorrow morning.
! Ono of the peculiarities of the new gas
lately furnished to some parts Of the
city is that it purrs like cut. A re-
signed householder says we must take it
as we get it, and be thankful that it does
not bark like dog.
Messrs J. a. Hendrix & Brother can
furnish necessary adjunct to buck
wheat or batter-cakes-new crop mo-
lasses. It is sweet aud delicate.
Alas for the poor Ku Klu1 prisoners
now cooped up with burglars and forgers,
thanks to partisan judges and negro
juries! Paymaster Hodge is pardoned,
but the kidnapped men at Albany must
resign all hopes Of liberty, since any
change in their treatment "would be o
confession of past mistakes"
MTo-day, according to the almanacs, is
the first day of winter; but the past two
days have prepared us Tor the advent Of
the cold spell
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lumns, it will be seen that large amount
Of valuable real estate will be disposed
of at auction tomorrow.
The Board of Directors of the South
Carolina Monument Association will
meet on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock,
at the residence of Rev. Wm. Martin
We are indebted to Mayor John Alex
ander for copy of the Sydney {Austra-
lia) 1o'pn and Country, for September
%. It is on file.
Mr.. Pollock was the recipient. yester-
day. Of monster rattle.snake. from
Texas. His snakeship is comfortably
ensconsed in box. with glass cover.
The friends of Honest John Patterson
now claim that he has votes enough to
elect him Senator, and that he does not
care for any more.
The Wilmington, Columbia and An
gusta passenger train, due here yester-
day morning, did not arrive until the
afternoon. having been delayed by the
pumps along the road being frozen.
The bidding for pools at the State Ca.
pitol Saloon, last night, was quite lively.
IL will be kept up until the Senatorial
election.
The reception at Gov. Scott's comes
off tomorrow evening.
The Newberry Herald publishes card
IN which Engineer Lane, Conductor
Isaacs and the other persons in charge
Of the train On tue 25th ultimo, are
complimented for their careand efficiency
in managing and clearing up the debris
Of the wreck.
Tie post Office at Shallow Ford, in
Anderson County, has been e-estabish-
cd, and Mr.. Robert NJ. Graham ap.
pointed postmaster.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shaud, d. D.,
Rector, II A. NJ. and Pm.
Catholic Church-Rev. Il Fullerton,
First Mass, Mt A. NJ; Second Mass
Mt 10 a. NJ; Vespers at AZ P. NJ.
Marion Street Church-Rev. w. D.
Kirkland, 101a A. NJ; TX p. NJ. Sun
day School. 81 p. M.
Washington Street Church-Scrvices
lCla A. NJ. and 7l2 P. N.