The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-22
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pIS Aotoi Cl6ar store.
r. The ohoioest brands of imported and
Calisotnis ch.pp.gnes can be found in
essss abundance i the sore Of Jobp
AgpSw 4 Son. s ! 4
Oamei's hair cloths, worth 80 cents
q yard to import, ate being sfferedat
". D. Love & Co.'S at 25 cents. The
cheapest goods, the ladirs say, ever
sold in this market.
If you really desire good picture,
cal! st Reck!ins's photograph gallery.
Those who have never had good
picture, would do we'll TO call. Salts
faction guaranteed, or no money asked.
Since w. D. Love Il Co. received
those unprecedented bargains from
New York bankrupt stocks, and III arketl
down their regular goods, the rush, we
understand, has been SO great that
they have not been able to wait on the
customers.
At the regular Communication OF
Columbia Lodge, No. 1Os. A. F. NJ,
held last evening. the following Of
hcers were elected to serve for the en-.
suing Masonic yeur: II. Noah, ". M. f;
J. Goldsmith, 8. w; Il. Steel, J. w. ;
D. Goodman, Treas Past Master z
P. Moses. Sec.
At regular meeting of GAIA Lodge,
l. 0. B. b., held December 20, 1874,
the following officers we're elected to
serve the ensuing term: D. Goodman,
President; 81. Noah, Vice President;
D. Epstin, Treasurer; ]. Sulzbacher,
R. and F. Secretary; B. Rerman, A.
H.; J. B. Pollock, 1. G.;J David,
o. G.
Our young friend. Thomas NJ.
Wilkes. Esq. Of this city, was married
on Wednesday, 10Th instant, to Miss
f. E. Murray. of Lincoln County, Ga.
We congratulate him upon taking this
important step. 1t is not good for
man to be alone. We invoke for the
happy couple all the happiness aud
prosperity their hearts can desire.
To Wa truly happy. and to sujoy
those inestimab!e benefits derived
from condition OF good health at this
Christmas season. you must prepare
yourself and be in good order. Have
good appetite. good digestion, Il
clear conscience, be well. do we'll, act
we'll, take Heinitsh's g Blood and Liver
| Pills, and such other remedies an he
may have to relieve you. See his ad-
vertieement.
The famous George L. Fox, the
original "Humpsy Dampty." per
formed last night in Anguish. We
should like, of all things. to see it
! played here. Whoever attends to our
amusements, will please use every eff
fort to have this side-splitting panto-
mime presented in Columbia We are
tired of the stunning wonderful prima
donnas. Give Us something funny
something laughter -provokiuy-and
you shall have good house and our
best thanks.
ApPoINTMESTS.-G Chambrriain a
made the following appointments yes
terday:
County surers-Barnwell, John
O. Dowling; Richlanl, George A. Oar
ling, rice J. L. Nesgle removed. Au-
ditOry-l3arnwell Ahram LnoH S;,.
w. y. Dnncan, term expired; R,ch-
land. 4. l.. Solomon. Trial Justices
Charleston. John G. Driggers; Rich
land.:J. q. Marshall. rice ". Is. Nash,
resigned. Ornngehurg, t. T. Dan
nerly. J. p. NJ. Foures, J. II. Ford
ham. W. II. Glrardeau. W. H. Reed.
ish, IL. =. Cooke. z. NJ. Genual, ". J.
Westhnrv, j. u. Palmer, t. A. Web.
! ster lie also removed j. l.. Nene!e,
Director State Penitentiary. Trial
5nsticca-Orangrburg. J. T. Mays, j. /.
l.. Rast, W. 9. Reeves, e. CT. Frede-
rick, j. j. Mitchell W. ID. Mount. J.
II. Phillips, A. +. Browning. j. II.
Wahlers.
CHRISTMAS Is CoMlSi i.-Chris.,na as is
three days oil. Next Friday the little
ones will realize their bright hopes, so
long entertained, OF the visit Of ST.
Nicholas, or Kris Kregle, or by what
ever OF the numerous ali!SeS that pa