The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-30
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i.Dr. Joseph R.i Wilson. .oi Columbia,
hiled the Rreabyterian, pulpit, of this
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in beautiful language. commanded2 the
admiration of all whose privilege it va.
to hear them. Standing, as he doep. AZ
the head Of the Southern :Presbyterian
Church. be fully sustained the reputa-
tion that had preceded him.
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The RURAL CARon1NIAN.-The Feb
ruary number of this deservedly popu.
lar agricultural monthly comes to us
with its accustomed regularity. It's
table of contents shows great care in the
selection of the valuable matter with
which it's pages are filled. The articles
are short. and treat on nearly all sub
jscts OF every day interest to the South
ern farmer. The literary department of
the present number contains another of
those spicy articles from the pen of
"Cornelia Blimber," under the caption
Of George Augustus Again." which
will amply repay perusal. We under
stand the chrome scheme, instituted by
the publishers for the benefit of the
subscribers to the "Rural." has sue
ceeded beyond their most sanguine ex-
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
L. d w. @. Swuf1ield-To Rent.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
Seibels & Ezell-For Sale.
e. 81. Heinitish-Seeds.
| u. q. Pei1otto e. Sons-Auction.'
J. II. Kinard & Co.-To the Public.
John Agnew-Executor' Sale.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. January 20, 1874
Wheeler House, Gregg, Aug gusta; E
8 J Hayes, Lexington; 7 B Turner,
Charlotte; 0 A Moses, Jr, Pat Dnffie.
E w Marshall, G A Seymour, Charles
ton; III Maokerel. Bleskstock; John B
Hubbard, Chester; w D Dix. Virgins;
G Schaub. Bath; WI Worthington and
wife, " Worthington, T Q Wright, W
l. Miller, New York; Il III Smith and
! wife BOston. e r I,umnkina Ynnuaru.