The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-17

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I. Q. 0. F.-The Grand Lodge re.as.
sembled in Temperance Hall, Yesterday
morning, when the newly. elected officers
we're installed. The appointed officers
are:
W. G. Marshal-W. E. Milligan: ".
G. Conductor-S. Sampson: W. a.
Guardian-C. D. Eberhardt.
The following are the standing com.
mittees:
On The Staie ofAe Order-P. G. Master
Wilmot G. DeSaussure, P. G. Master A.
J. Minis, p. G. Master John Mckenzie.
T. G. M Goldsmith, P. G. John Heese.
man.
On Finance G.. Joseph Whildep.
T. &. John Farley, P. G. John Heese.
man.
Mileage and Per Dien.-P, G. s.muel
sampson, T. G. J. W. Smith, P. G. John
Morrison.
Election and Returns-G. Sec. Robert
James. P. G.. Nj. J. NJ. EIford, P. g. J.
W. Smith.
On being installed, the R. ". G..
Master-Thomas Steen-addressed til.
Grand Lodge as follows:
BROTHERS,: In assuming the responsi-
BILE duties to which you have elected ma.
should be regardless to the feelings Of
my nature did not shrink from the i'm.
portant task committed to my care.
feel my weakness and inability to dis
charge the duties of this Office with that
readiness and tact that has elevated NV
predecessor to the first rank in Odd Eel.
iowship. I shall ask your assistance, in
diligence and forbearance TO enable ma
to carry out the duties required at NV
hands, by the laws and regulations of our
order. do not, at this time, deem it
necessary to enter upon any extended re-
marks upon the condition of our be-
loved institution-that having been fully
incorporated in our retiring Grand Mas
ter's report. Suffice it to say, our order
never was in more prosperous condi-
tion, in the upper part of our State, than
it is at the present tine. Let every one
OF Us return to our respective fields of
labor determined to increase our ener-
gles and put forth every effort to in
crease the usefulness of our order-in
visiting the sick. relieving the distressed.
burying the dead and educating the or
phans. return you my thanks for the
honor conferred upon me, and now enter
upon the duties of my Office.
PH9Nlx1ANA.-A young shaver-A
BARRIERS baby.
The man who is equal to himself is
generally G match for others.
How to roll in wealth-Marry a rich
carriage-maker's daughter.
A rural blade wants to know if the de.
ficiency bill was passed to supply the de-
ficiencies of Congressman.
The man who wrestled with adversity
wore out his silk stockings and got
worsted.
Whiskey is said to be horn of plenty,
because it will corn you copiously.
The latest invention to cure cough is
to wear lump of cotton-batting sus-
pended on the breast and saturated with
tar. Among the gentler sex this cure is
very popular, though the tnr is generally
omitted.
COUNSEL FOR AILINa.-Nothing is
cheaper to those who give it than good
advice; nothing is more valuable to
those who receive it IN the right spirit
and promptly act upon it. Well, then,
we advise the feeble, the ailing, the de-
spondent to become strong and hearty
and cheerful. 'Ah!'' reply oil these un-
fortunates in breath, sit needs no
wiseacre to teach US that such change
is desirabie; but how is it to be effect
ed2" Your patience, sick and sorrowful
friends. and we will inform you. Learn,
then, that there is such sanitary value in
the famous vegetable restorative known
as Hostetters Stomach Bitters, that no
phase of muscular or nervous debility,
no species of bilious disorder, no variety
of that torment called dyspepsia, no
case OF chills and fever, no form of hypo-
chondria, that may not be cu.ed by the
persevering use of this harmless but
irresistible invigorant, alternative and
corrective. J12 1911
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lawson Eidson-$5O Reward.
W. s. 81. M. Talbott-Mules Arrived.
Htna Fire Insurance Company.
J. H. Sawyer-$5O, 600 to Loan.