The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-22
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lar sized paper. 2swe ore compelled to
issue. this morning, an unshapely paper.
christmas is almost here. Look at the
array. OF Christmas and New Year pre-
sents advertised in our columns. Make
your choice from among them. All will
please in price and quality.
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes. tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHOENIX Office.
Old newspapers for sale ut PHOENIX
Office, at fifty cents hundred.
Governor Moses hps made the follow
ing appointments: J. P. Body, Notary
Public for Lexington; NJ. L. Ovens,
agent Catawba Indians, pice P. J. O'Con-
nell. resigned; Charles Edmonston, c.
N. Plunket and D. L. Henderson, Nota-
ries Public for Aiken; VIM. Hood, Eotu-
ry Public for Abbeville.
Mr.. Pollock is in receipt of another
lot OF Bagley's Mayaower. Michigan TO-
bacco.
Yesterday was a pleasant day. aud
there was every Indication that the rainy
spell is over.
The dwelling of Mrs. English, on the
Eastern edge Of the city, was robbed
again on Fridny matchmaking the third
or fourth in the last two years. A lot of
clothing aud the bed clothes in an unoc-
cupied room we're carried of. The thief
must have had moro than he could mu.
nnge, us pair Of shoes aud some Of the
clothes were found under tue front steps
yesterday morning.
Messrs. Love & Co., of the Grand
Central, are out with Christmas card.
See it, by ull means.
Mr. Stokes is up for the holidays. His
stock Of stationery is we'll selected, and
embraces all grades.
Brookbanks & Co. announce their dis
play of Christmas goods. They have q
variety that will crafty any and every
taste aud desire. They have scheme
in the prize limo. It is worth chance.
The gifts are both valuable and cheup.
There was an immense collection Of
individuals at Santa Claus headquarters
MIR. Mckenzie c's-yestcrday Nume-
rous articles were carried off, but there is
still a lnrge stock on hand.
Wo acknowledge the receipt of an in.
ritation to attend the anniversary ccle-
bration of the Demosthenean Literary
Society, of Roanoke College, Salem. Va.
The report of Dr.. Neage, lato Comp
troller- General, was delivered to the
Governor on the Goth nit.
w. D. Love & Co. hayo nalo their
holiday selections with view to pleasing
the tastes of the ladies i'll particular, and
gentlemen eau here purchase articles for
their wives, mothers and sisters. Read
his announcement of holiday goods, and
repair to the Grand Central Dry Goods
Establishment" aud make your pur-
ohases.
Messrs. Asuew & Son have just re-
ceived choice lot of Christmas goods
in their line.
Messrs. Hope X Gyles have just re-
ccived superior quality of syrup.
And still they come. Mr.. p. W. Kraft
is out with card to the purchasers of
holiday goods.
Some one has defined polite society as
being place where manners pass for
too much and morals for two little.
AccIDENT.-A few miles this side of
Littleton, on the Grccnville and Colum-
bin Railroad, two cars attached to the
down passenger train yesterday were
very badly damaged, the running gear
being totally ruined. The cars (smoking
and second class passenger) wcro we'll
filed with passengers at tho time, but
fortunately no person was hurt. Tho
accident was caused by broken rail,
and occurred about o'clock. The train
was delayed only about IN hour.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. p. j. Shand, d. D.,
Rector, II A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Catholic Church-Rev J. L. Fullerton,
First Mass, mt A. NJ; Second Mass
at 10 A. NJ; Vcspcrs at Az p. M.