The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-21
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CRY MATTHIAS! aiaT The crrise 6f',inlk'
oopies Of the T,Hhast4 ;ia ,avS9srts::II &. = "a
OF 9ewapapersa aieE, gale ! st :RHgsn
Office. at fifty cents shundred. ri j. 3.',a,
Another change in she mansgsneht Of
the Rock Hill Lantern u 'announesd in.
the Last issue o. that paper. Nj. -: NJ
Watson, formerly connected With the
Charlotte Observer, in very neat salu-
tasory, takes. charge as publisher end
local editor. @ 4,
Judge T. J. Mackey ha. purchased
from Col E, T. Atkinson the property
situated on York street, in Chester, and
known as the Kennedy place. The
Judge will take possession in short
time Of his new home, and will establish
himself permanently as citizen Of Ches-
ter.
A meeting OF the oAicera and Board of
Managers Of the South CArolina Monu.
ment Association will be held at The re-
sidenoe of Rev. Wm. Martin, on Bland
ing street, on Saturday morning. March
%, at II o'clock: All ladies interested
In the movement ure invited to be pre-
sent.
Yesterday was: windy. gnsty and dis
agreeable. ,nrr,T,D ,e..a..t, ,..s..-
DR.. Frank Green (wbo. has recently
graduated from the Medical College in
Louisville, .Kyn) is about to open drug
store at Lexington G. 81. His. medical
education com mmenced with DR.. E. E.
jackson. in this city. Heis son of DR..
f. Green. .... .-s,a,
A lady shawl was picked up by q PC
liceman, on Wednesday, and the owner
can obtain it by calling at the guard
house.
IuE PHOENIX BAL1.-The ball of the
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company
comes off on Thuradsy evening next,
tho 9th instant. It will be pleasant
affair, without doubt. The lady friends
OF the company are requested to assist
them in preparations for, the occasion.
The list of committees will be found in
another column. -: 5:i-.. ..;9 :. u.:-.
:. -4.-> ; - y ~ & - nd II %
TIE FAlR.-The p,omepade concert.
which has, been. in progress for two
nights. Mt Mrs. Hinriohson,s g Hall. came
Ito successful conclusiobas last night,
The 'ls!dies have; met maet ,wilh, a liberal re:
sponse to their seif-sactj6cin efforts in
behalf Of . good caase, ana the ! iponere,
CATION OF the Aaptist CHURCH deserve tho
gratifying success which ,haa been .ac-
corded them. The visitors havs mot.
with that Attention whioh ,is, always ikS:
browning act: of ladies devoted to q eanse,
which! !eplieta their whole idsyetion.1 TIE
purchasers have:invariabl5 been pleased
With their Investments, and all went
merry as marriage bell:: Last night,
the articles That had not. been disposed
Of at private sale, were knocked down to
the highest bidder. :. III. Dryers, the
salesman for the frm of Mesars. Seibels
Ezell, kept the purchasers amused dur
ing the sale, and by his experience and
tpertinaeity, secured good prices for tho
articles. The auction brought the fair
to CLOSE, and We learn that the pecu.
mary success was greater than was an
tiaipated.
SUB RosA.-I'he proprietor OF the
PHOENIX has just retired to his couch, to
seek the embrace of "tired natures
sweet restorer, balmy Sleep" and has
left the issuing of the first number of
the ninth volume of his journal in the
hands of his fright bower" Taking
advantage of his absence, we, the en-
ployees, some of whom were present
when this enterprise was in it's infanov.
together with many friends OF the nm
dertaking, thus. manifest our apprecia.
ton Of tho celebration. last evening, of
the anniversary of the PHGNn.
The occasion was reunion of old and
young, both of which ages assisted in
the christening of tho infant that has
since assumed the proportions of mature
age. The substantisls, as we'll as tlelica-
cies, presented at this sumptuous feast,