The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-28


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PHOENIX.
The moon shoue clear aud cold, lass
night. z 7 . + Al
,l There we're six deaths in Colgmb:a Tor
tho week ending the 27,h--whites one;
oolored Eve.
) The boys complain bitterly of the
mean quality OF some Of, the crackers
sold this Christmas.
! Mr. Fine furnishes fry. ss.g or raw.
OF oysters, in first class style. He sup
pies cithec Norfolk or Charleston oy.-
:, ters.
The Berger Family Of Bell Ringers,
with the iuinitab'e Sol Smith Russell,
perform in ParAcr's Hall, tomorrow
and Tuesday evenings.
i Yesterday was another variety day ,s
; to the weather. About dwight it COM
merc"d to rnin. then The sun came out,
/ then mere rain, with occasional sun
bursts.
Quite number OF young men in this
city are intending y night school where
Latin is taught. at least we Judge 80,
as we saw crowd tue other evening
who had gotten as far as "hio."
Our genial Neighbour. Mr.. W. Steig-
itz. keeps variety OF articles suitab.e
for holiday presents, and adapted to the
] desires Of little aud big folks-cakes,
candies. fire works. fancy articles. etc.
Seekers otter presents should give him a
trial
: Persons indebted to the PHOENIX Office
:; arc earnestly requested to call and settle
! 1T once. There is q large amount due :
e the greater portion iu small sums. The
: indebtedness must be hqnidutetl, or we
: shall bn forced to resort to extreme mea-
u sur4s
!, Trlnsfer printing iuks arc invaluable
1 To railroad companies, banks. mer.
, chant+, manufacturers and others. They
;. are enduring and changclesa, and will
copy sharp and clear for au indefinite
t period of titoc. Having just received a
: fresh supply of inks, We arc prepared to
II axecnte orders ut moderate prices.
at the regular meeting of Trpograph-
. icAl Uuion, No. 81, held last evening,
t the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing term: Fl. Al. Meetze.
President; Il. A. Mcknight. Vice Presi-
i dent; Fl. N. Emlyn, Secretary and
: Treasurer; W. B. Miller. Corresponding
{ Secretary; Wills NJ. Rodgers. Janitor.
. J. W. Marshall. the printer who was
recently injured on the Charlotte, Co
] lnmbin and Augusta Railroad, did not
sidie. as reported in yesterdays issue.
His left leg was amputated. on Friday,
r by Drs. Gibbea and Hydrick. Columbia
Typographical Union. at their meeting,
lust evening, donated sum for his re-
lief
f. MAIL ARRANaEM EXITS. Il he Northern
!, mail opens $50 A. NJ, 8 P. NJ. closes
! II a. NJ, 6 p. 81. Charleston opens 8
, a. NJ, $50 p. NJ. closes A. NJ, 6 p.
ID. Western opens & A. NJ, 12.30P. NJ. p;
closes 6, 100 2. 81. ureenville opens
, s.. As P. NJ. closes 6 a. N. Wilmington
! opens 4 P. NJ; closes 1880 a. Nj. On
Sunday open from $50 to 3 80 p. Nj.
The GEonorA M1NsrnELs This corps
lIof burnt cork" artists are 10 visit Co.
: 'lumbia on the 5th and 9th of January.
, Tie peculiar f.. .ture OF the composition,
t aside from lis merits as minstrel
troupe, is the fact that all of it's mem
bers nro native American citizons Of
!. African descent. The company was
q organized ut Macon, Ga, in 1865, and
D has siEce visited all the principal cities
l. in America mud Europe.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-St.
Peters (Oa!ho!ic) Church-Rev. J. L.
Fullerton, First Mass A. NJ; Second
c Mass 1o.'9 A. NJ; Vespers ~ P. Nj.
8 Trinity Church-Rev. P. j. Shand,
i Rector, IL A. NJ. and 1 p NJ.
t Lutheran Churcll-Rev. A. Il. Rude,
o II a. NJ.