The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-25
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Yesterday was one OF the most plea.
SAINT days OF the season-more Of the
temperature of juno than January. i
The Governor has appointed Thomps
Walker, Esq, a Trial Justice for Fair
field, uice S. B. Lumpkins. removed ;
aud A. ". Muckenfuss, of Charleston,
Notary Public. @"'''
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAYS st.
Peters lCAtholic) Church-Rev. J. L.
Fullelton, First Mass Z A. NJ; Second
Mass lOi4 a. NJ; Yespers ~ P. NJ.
TriAi.y Church-Rev. Ellison Capers,
IL A. IL. aud services at 4 P II.
Lutheran Church-Rev. a. r. Rude.
II a. AI
Washington Street (Methodist)
Church-Kev. y. Coke Smith, IL A. Nj.
Rev. o. y. Darby, 81 P. NJ. Seate
free.
Marion Street (Methodist) Church
Rev. ". D. Kirkland, IL A. Nj. .Rnv.
A. Coke Smith, P. NJ. Seats free
Baptist Church-Rev. J. K. Menden-
hall, II a. II. and Z P. M. Sunday
Scii1oi III . l.. III.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. j. Fl.
Dryaon, IL A. Nj. P. NJ.
III tho House Of Representatives, yes
terduy. tho bill to buy scholars with the
poor peoples ta1 money, iu order to
have them occupying the empty benches
OF the South Carolina University. and
SO to justify an appropriation OF 500. GOO
to carry it on, passed its third reading.
Let no one say, after this, that the great
interest Of education is neglected in our
enlightened Stcte. When the market
has boon explored and thirty-two CO.
lored students have been found and
paid to come, when $24, 1000 have been
paid to the popular, learned. widely.
known and distinguished scientists aud
professors who fill the chairs, then will
the money OF the poor man 60 in = way
to delight his very soul.
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B'SAa Dnrru.-This benevolent Jew
ish order begins its annual convention,
to-day. Mt Chicago. This order is based
on the humane and meritorious prinoi-
pies Of beneyolence and broiherly Love,
and has done inccssant libor in dispel-
ling, by its enlightened teaching, the
unjust and unworthy prejudice aud SUI
porsti!ion to which Israelitcs OF fo.mer
years have been subject. Important
vital Questions viii be discussed and
considered III thiS national conyep.;o
among which may be mentioned that Of
establishing IL general endowment fund
and orphan asylum, the abolishnlene Of
district grand lodges, and the establish.
ment Of u supreme lodge, and numerous
| other questions of interest to srbordi.
nate lodges.
ga Beautiful Fiend; or, Through the
Fire" is tho startling name OF new
book by Mrs. Emma D. E. N. South
worth, just published by T. D. Peterson
Brothers. Philadelphia. No words
from us are necessary to commend this
book TO Mrs. Southworth's many ad-
mirers; they will find in it no falling off
| OF the power fhat haa nn0de n ho~ provious