The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11
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i The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes. tastily printed. can
be obtained atthe PHGN1x Office:
Old newspapers for sale at PHGN1x
Office, at fifty cents hundred.
The Aiken Tribune has been material
ly enlarged. Henry Sparnick, ESQ, is
the editor.
The Washington Street Methodist
Episcopal Church Of this city have de-
cided to have free seats in their church
this year.
We are pleased to announce an acces-
sion to our population. in the person Of
Mr. Thomas Steen, who, for many years,
has been resident OF Greenville. Mr..
s. is a thorough business man, and we
heartily welcome him to our community.
The wind was high yesterday, and
considerably annoyed ladies who were
compelled to be in the street. March is
ahead of time.
The Gardner fire extingnisher is .ra-
PLY being brought into general use.
The Town Council of Winnsboro, yes
terday, sent an order to the agents in
this city Messrs. Agnew & Son-for
three OF these celebrated machines.
Mr.. McKenzis is in receipt of lot OF
| fine sweet Florida oranges.
Mr.. NJ. J. Calnan, ngent for Mr.. John
Agnew, in the manufacture OF carriages,
buggies, wagons, etc., announces to the
riding public where and how they car
be supplied with vehicles. He has
skilled workmen. ;:,
Those of our citizens intending tc
visit Europe this year will be glad te
hear that an effort is being made in We
nice to put down the abominable prac
tice, so general among shop.keepers o.
Continental Europe, of asking double
for their wares, and to fix the prices nt G
certain tariff.
Advertisements remind people o
things they had been wanting all along
Uub N3O IOTBOtG0n Ril 0OOuC.
Governor Moses was eerenuded bJ
the Post Band. on Thursday night. Ar
invitation 10 enter the Executive man
sion was accepted, and the serenaderl
and those accompanying had pleasant
time of it, MS We are informed.
The South Carolina Conference of th'
Methodist Episcopal Church will con
vene in Greenville, January Is. Bishop
E. r. Ames will preside. The. Soutl
Carolina Railroad will sell tickets to g.
} and return for one fare from the 18th t.
tho 18th instant. The Greenville Rail
road will return all free who pay full
fare in going. The Charlotte and Go
: lumbia and Spartanburg and Unio1
Railroads will pass the members ant
delegates at half faro.
Governor Moses has pardoned Georg'
Atlas, convicted of larceny at the Cheste
Court in January, 1872, and sentenced
to two years in the State Penitentiary
It was done upon the recommendation
of the presiding Judge.
The Vigilant Fire Company, Captain
John Dennison, paraded yesterda,
afternoon, headed by Alderman Thomp
sons band. John can boast of the fin,
appearance Of his men.
Ash Wednesday falls this year on th,
Goth day of February.
"Why is South Carolina like piano?'
asked tho funny man Of Cal Wagner
Minstrels. ''Because the darkies (darl
keys) are above the whites"
To-day, the 11th of January, is tn.
anniversary of the battle of Arkansa
Post, 1868.
Wednesday. the 18th inst, is the las
day for paying State and County taxes
On and after that date, the penalty a:
taches.
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