The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-20
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abPp ndsapceif ifor aaIe bysJohn, AsHew g.
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What will it profit a man to fill his
store ohook full of Christmas goods, if
he fails to advertise the same in the
PHOENIX?
FJob printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX office. Try us.
Tho choicest brands OF imported and
California champagnes can be found in
greRt abundance ut the store OF John
Aenew & Son.
Cnmel's hair cloths, worth 50 cents
yard to import. are being offered mt
". D. Love {; Co.'S at % cents. Tie
cheapest goods, the ladies say, ever
sold in tl:ia market.
Raisins, prunes, citron, currants,
mince meat, apple butter and English
plum pudding, can be procured from
john Agnew d Son. at the lowest
prices.
Apple butter, peach butter, plum
butter, raspberry butter, and every
other kind of butter, (e1cept suet, can
always be obtained from Hardy Solo
mon.
Since ". D. Love & Co. received
those unprecedented bargains from
New York bankrupt stocks. and marked
down their regular goods, the rush, We
understand. has been so great that
they have not been able to wait on the
Gust tomers.
AL the Hebrew ladies of Columb bia
are respectfully invited to meet at Mrs.
Lyons residence, corner of Bull aud
Lady streets, this afternoon, 3 O'Clock,
for the purpose Of forming Ladies'
Benevolent Union"
Bear in mind, that tie grand masque-
rade ball OF the Schuetzen- -Verein will
be given on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 13, 1875. As tue time is drawing
near, those who wish to participate
should see at once to securing tickets
and costumes.
Tarkeys arc beginning to he drug
on the market. We have never before
seen such quantities. of them. Prices
are low in consequence, and nearly
everybody con obtain the principal
dish for Christmas dinner at q rea.
scrable figure.
If you really desire good picture,
call mt Reck'ing's photograph gallery.
Those who have never had good
picture, would dc we'll TO call. Salts
faction guaranteed. or no money asked.
The store Of Me.srs. Copeland l.
Benrden was entered between 2 and 3
O'Clock, yesterday morning. and about
$500 worth of goods stolen. The
door was found open by the clerk, but
no clue to the thief. This store has
been robbed so frequently that the
proprietors are getting used 10 it.
We learn that young Lawrence Rey-
nolds, who mysteriously disappeared.
in New York, several months ago, has
been found in the great city. He
wandered OF while laboring under
mental alteration. His health is i'm
proving, We are pleased to learn.
The Governor has made the follow.
ing appointments: Treasurer-Fair-
field, W. NJ. Nelson; Kershaw, D.
McQncan: Marlboro. J. S. Breeden:
Aiken. S. ". Beaird; Oconee. J. W.
Hollcman. rice G. P. Kirkland, re-
moved; Pickens, ". A. Leslie; Audi
tor. a. NJ. Folger; S. B. Johnson,
Auditor Oconee, rice NJ. Fl. Brioe, re.
moved; Samuel Mitchell, Notary Pub
lie, EdgeGeld. removed for incompe-
tency; JAS. Edward, School Commits
sioner Kcrshaw, unexpired term; J.
NJ. Dibble, kershaw, Jury Commits
sioner; L.. Z. Williams, Auditor New
berry; Chas. r. Douglas, Rchland,
Trial Justice; S. T. Pointer, Treasurer
Spartanbnrg, rice j. p. +. Camp, re-