The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-18

SGS. SCo Aux al Cuo f.t6 Oh uts1SE Genus
line. for nine lines or more. Less
than that space, 81. ALI local refer
enceto advertisements will be charged
for. =
The weather, yesterday, was very
little like notwithstanding unusually
wnrm. The stores were tLronged With
Christmas purchasers and the streets
were crowded with wagons. 1t looked
like old times.
John Agnew & Son have large
stock Of golden chop fire crackers, full!
count. which they are selling low down
1T Wholesale. They have, also, II full
assortment OF shot, caps, guns. pistols,
&c; and are agents for D.:pont's ce.e-
brsted gun.powder, which il Inc best
in use.
Ransay's old Scotch whiskey, pure
old Jamaica rim, old O,urd brandy,
genuine Holland gin ard the choicest
brands OF cid rye, ~ vel! as sherries,
ports, sladeiras aud ctampagoes are
to be obtained! in gzea, abundance, and
ut the lowest prices, ut the store Of
John Agnew IL Son, corner Main and
Plain streets.
Tonight we are - have "Articie
Il" by Miss Ada Gray unl a tnlentea
company of thoatricll urtistes, at
Parker's Hall. We haze givan several
notices o: their performances, copied
from papers where the cotopany have
exhibited, and will only say, if you
want to see Il good exhibition, be on
hand Tonight. deserved seats at Ly-
Brand & Sons Mus;., Store.
Yesterday evening, while M7. Hey
ward Grcon was on his wav home, he
was nccoStes. by q colored man, named
LOWS Barnwc!l; some words passed,
when Barnwell cut Mr.. Green across
the neck and face-in1I:ctins severe
but not dangerous wound. ,t.r Green
promptly knocked his nasaiiaut down,
and then went home, where his wound
was attended to by Or. Turnipsee,l.
The jaw boz prevented ;::e jugu!a.
vein being cut. Tie ~r,.ndeG man is
doing ytry well.
On: al tac most appropriate and ac-
c"ptabic Christmas or New Years gifts
that caa hH presented % sister or
sweetheart Or ::.usicnl yonng lady, is
years subscription 10 the S2mA,ra
-Nusn,L J,ur.4,ll, with the valuable pre-
iniums which accor,pany it. The sub
acription price IS now S1.25 par year,
post paid. ana every subscriber HIS u
choice from iour valuable premiums,
worth frorl % cents % 5 cash, or if
preferred, y chance il o superb $500
Square GrauI Piano, which will be
rallied AMONG Jo,rnGl subscribers.
Ludden IL Bates, Savannah, Ga, are
the publishers.
The NEW POSTAGE LAw.-Ou the
first OF January, 1915, the new postage
law requiring prepay nent at the
Office OF publication for all papers sent
outside of the Coun:y-goes into
effect. Residents Of R;chland County
receive their papers free of postage.
Subscribers to tho DAILY PHOENIX will,
therefore. enclose the postage with
their subscription, which will be as
follows: One year, 50 cents; six
months, 25 cents; three months, Is
! cents; one month, 10 cents. TR1-
WEEKLY, one year, 80 cents; six
months, 10 cents; three months, 10
cents. WEEKLY CLEANER, ono year,
20 cents; six months, 10 cents; three
months. 5 cents. Whero the postage
is not sent with the subscription. the
time will be shortened to that extent.
The new rutes Of postage Gro less than
hn:f Of the old.
At meeting, yesterday. OF tho
Cotamitteo Of Twenty appointed by
the citizens, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Rtso,rst!, That Messrs. Dachuan 4
Iounlans aud Cnrro.i !; Jonney be 70.
qucsted to represent the citizans q the
cass now pending before the Court,
and that a {,oyn n, iff.n f>f f!rbr,a H., Nv