The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-22

w AASoV, yootcsuhyp 1teV.
Mr.. Brysop. who, has iast returned
from Tennessee. ,whither family atflic.
tions called him month ago. He had
the misfortune to lose sister at that
time, and on the 9th instant his father
also paid the debt Of nature at the age .I,
OF seventy-si1. We oordislly WELCOME
Mr.. Bryson's return to his pastoral
labors. disciplined; as he hss been, by
the hand of Him who chastens those
whom He loves. He will preach Ia the
Presby tsrian Church this morning, .s,
IL o'clock. and tonight. at 2. 80. 81 -!
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DKrRhTIoN.-At Barre's TO, two
miles beyond Lexington. the cohstruc.
ton train was run out on q switch for
the night. bnt the switch being left
open, the evening train from Augusta
to Columbia. coming by at full ispoed,
ran through 1t, and was plunged into
an en5sukment in ths cut ten fset
deep, resting upon its side. No per-
SONS were hurt except che engineer,
slightly. The passengers were de-
tanned until O'clock Saturday morn
ing. No telegraphio station being,
near. information had, to be oommuni-.
Gated TO Columbia by persons travels
ing on hand oar. Who is responsi-'
BILE for chat open switch. which might
have caused heavy loss of life. as we'll
as the provoking detention Of seven
hours? s'''-'S 5i'e'2
RELIGIOUS SERVICES Pres.
byterian Church Rev. J. 81. tBrygon,
pastor-11 A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. %'a
Trinity Ohurch-Rev. p. J. .Shand,'
Rector; Rev. J. h. Stringfellow, as.
sistant-11 A. Nj. and 4 PM. ~,Jh II,
st. Peters Catholic Church Rev. J..n
L. Fullerton. frst Mass Z A. NJ. second
Mass 10H A. NJ; Vespers ~ p. III. ID
Baptist-Rev. J. X. Mendenhalt,
pastor, IL A. NJ. and 716 pm. II Sab :
bath school 80 P. M. ~, sni a1,'.
Second Baptist Congregation-Rev.G
Lutheran-Rev. Mr.. Bedenbaugh,
1O% A. Nj. 'usmgt,.1 ~
Washington Street Rev. Y
0. A. Darby, IL A. Nj. and z P. M. 4
Sunday school. 91z A.. M. Young
Mems Prayer Meeting, 316 pm. ap77
Marion Street Methodist-Rev. W.:
D. kirkland. pastor. ii A. M. aud p
7 Z. M. Sunday school. 916 AM 3
THE CHAMPION FLuNKY. He is
found at last. Here are his credentials
in the local column OF the Union.
Herald. The proverbisl J Jeakinees.' the
ecstatic Joneses must all pale 4heir In ;
effectual fires before this superb speci-
men. Hear him: ..5, !.
1.-The people OF the State would pre-
pare to give heartier thanks on the /,
Goth. wore they assured that the inau-
guration OF Chamberlain wonld take
place previous to that day"
He places Mr.. Chamberlain in no.
sition which we are satisfied he has no
disposition to fill.
The Millerites have settled on to-
morrow as the day on which mundane
suAo6s SoAoAohy oAo " ouuS Snu Luo
chosen be carried up in chariots of
fire. AS the performance will hardly
take place before night, when the illu-
mination will chow to better effect.
those uho hope &c hy high with a good
conscience should take advantage Of
the interval to call and settle up their
indebtedness to the PHGSIx.
MAIL ARRANoEMEETs.-- s.--Northerr
mai ilopens $50 A. NJ, P. NJ. closes
IL 4. NJ. g P. NJ. Charleston opens8
A. NJ. $50 p. NJ. ;cloaes g a. M.,sP.
". Western opens A. NJ, Up.
NJ. closes 6, 100 P. II. Greenville
opens 6. as p. NJ; closes 6 A. III. Will.
mington opens p. NJ; closes lO.3
A. NJ. On Sunday open from Q. 30 to
3.30P. Nj.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rlchland Volunteer Rife Club.
Prixotto & Sops-Lot at auction.
Union Council, No. S. r. & s. NJ.
J G. Seegers-Corn Whiskey.
Richland Rife Club.
Pei1otto & Sons-OottnRe at auction.
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