The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-20

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Z doy. Moses has appointed 'Messrs.
John; Wood and E. G. Baker Eotaries
Ppblip for Darlington.
We should judge by an advertisement
in the Sun that the city OF Atlanta. Ga,
will be sold at auction on the first Tues
day in January.
Mr.. J. 81. Kinard is agent for the just
ly celebrated paper patterns manufao-
tured by Ramsay s Co., Mo. 1l9 Cham
bers street, New York. The patterns
are suitable for garments for ladies,
misses, children, and even gentlemen.
A large illustrated catalogue will be fur
pished gratuitously by Mr.. Kinard to
his patrons.
Two Of the soldiers belonging TO the
garrison here got into fight, yesterday,
about o'clock, when tho victor forced
his vanquished comrade to carry his
VfSE'COaG ~ Chups
Yesterday was equally as disngreeublc
as several Of its predecessors ''only
little more So" AS it is getting much
colder, and the Legislature takes recess
to day, we may confidently look for
pleasant weather.
a setter dog was carried off day or
two ago. The owner will pay liberal
reward for his return.
To-day, the Goth instant, has been de-
signated by the Episcopal Church in
England and in this country "a day of
special intcrcession to the Lord of the
harvest that He will be pleased to send
forth lnborers into His harvest" It will
be observed throughout all the world
wherever there is church of this demo-
mination established.
4 commercial traveller handed a mer.
chant upon whom he called portrait of
his betrothed instead of his business
card. saying That he represented that
establishment. The merchant examin ed
it carefully, remarked that it was fine
establishment, and returned it to the
blushing and astonished traveller with a
hope that he would soon be admitted
into partnership.
One style OF bonnet is called the
"Mansard," because i'll takes great deal
Of "man's-hard" earnings to pay for ono
of 'em.
Mr.. John Dackett, of Ncwberry, las
been elected to deliver tho twenty-th;rd
anniversary Grafton of the Adelphian
Society of Furman University; aud G..
P. Erwin, OF Sumter, to read an essay
on the slme occasion-15th of next May.
Mr.. L. P. Slider is making arrange
ments to commence the publication of q
weekly paper in Newberry. to bo called
The Progressive Age.
The latest styles wedding aud visiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHGNIx Office.
Ola newspapers for sale at PHOENIX
Office, at fifty cents hundred.
The Chapman Sisters appeared lust
night, in Irwin's Hall, which, despite
the rain, was we'll filed. The pro-
gramme was attractive. The perform
anoe commenced with the farce of
betsy Baker," in which Misses Wren
and Pendleton and Messrs. Fortesque
and Collins we'll sustained their parts
The next was the charming musical
sketch, "Barney's Couriship." given by
Miss Martha Wren and Mr.. Collins with
splendid efftct. Mr.. Morris gave very
extraordinary performance, denominatcd
on the bill Mystic Change" Seven
different characters, with complete cos.
tunes, were represented on the stage by
MIR. Morris-tho changes being m: de in
full view Of the audience, but with al
nost lightning rnpidity. Tho musical
burlesque Of Don Juan, entitled "Little
,, Don Giovanni" was brilliant nothing,
which, as Sir Rodie Boyle might say,
served as string upon which to attract
sparkling vitticisms, cxcruciating funs
and nirth-rrovoking jests. The Chap.
man Sisters wero as beautiful and as be.