The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-06
OUR AGENTS IN CHARLEsToN.-Th
advertising agency Of Messrs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, represented by Ros-
we'll L. Logan, Esq, is the only author
lied agency for this paper in Charleston.
The

s"enty-Iouftu anniversary OF the Marion
Street Sunday School was celebrated on
Thursday morning, the 4th instant. We
we're not present, but learn that the
occasion was one OF great enjoyment to
the visitors, and credit to the teachers
and scholars. The opening ode, "Anni-
versary Song," by the Sabbath School
children, was highly creditable, as we'll
as the other odes which were inter-
spersed through the programme. The
address Of Rev. J. Nj. Carlisle was ex-
ceedingly appropriate to the occasion.
It was listened to with marked attention
by young as we'll rs old, and elected
much favorable comment. We regret
our inability to furnish even an outline
OF the celebration. We append the pro-
gramme of exercises:
Welcome-Sallie Geiger.
Dare and Do-Jimmie Cloyd.
What is Prayer?-Estelle Kirk.
Is it You?-Sammie Browne.
Morning Star-Lizzie Gardner.
The Bible-Charlie Nipper.
Cling to Those who Cling to You
Ella Mckinney.
Home-E6die Cooke.
Sowlng-Annie Moody.
Exaggeration-Sallie Patton and Eliza
Hunter.
Apostrophe to Heaven-Johnnio Ell
kins.
Sabbath Morn-Arthur LaMotte.
Gods Young America-Melvin Kirk.
encouragement to Sabbath School
Labor-Percy Beard.
A Forgiving Spirit Mamie O'NeaIe
and Agnes Hunter.
An Aimless Life-H. Bascom Browne
Address by Rev. J. NJ. Carlisle.
The following are the officers and
teachers of the Sunday School. to whom
great praise is due for the success of the
celebration:
Officers-Rev. W. D. Kirkland, Pas
tor; John A. Ehzins, Superintendent; W.
n. Squier. Librarian; Henry @. Beard,
Assistant Librarian; II. Bascom Browne.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Teachers John A. Elkins, Mrs. s. A.
Smith, D. A. Presley, W. 81. Tut, G.
D. Stanley, W. W. Williams, HRS. All.
Farrow. Miss J. G. Wade, Mrs. s. II.
Capers. Miss Mary J. Gibeon, Miss o.
r. McGowan. Miss Mollie Nj. Moody,
Miss Grace Kennedy, Mrs. Sidi II.
Browne, Miss Maggie r. Capers, Miss
Matilda Roach, w. W. Denne, Miss
Eliza Joy.
Reserve Teachers-W. B. Miller. J.
l.. Epps, Mrs. McFeat, Miss Chaplain.
PHGNIxIASA.-A sentimental chap in,
tends to petition Congress for grant to
improve the channels of affection, 80
that henceforth the course of true love
may run smooth.
When q man and woman are made
one, the question is: (Which one?"
Sometimes there is struggle between
them before the matter is settled.
The minister who divides his dis
courses into too many heads will find it
difficult to obtain attentive ears to all of
them.
II don't mean to reflect on you" said
coarse would-be wit to man whom he
had insulted. "No," was the reply,
''you're not polished enough to reflect
upon anybody"
un-shade-An eclipse.
A good way to get rid of creditors
Pay their bills.
Richter calls faith the night flower
blooming into the hour when sense and
memory fade.
He who has no money is poor; but he
who has nothing but money is poorer.
The floating Sailors.
Flat falsehood-Lying on your back.
Back-door belles-Pretty servant girle.
Cure for dirty faces-Soap linaments.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thos. E. Bramlette-Gift Concert.
T. J. Harper-Coal.
John Agne,' & Son-Corn.
F. D. Konellan-New Saloon.