The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-17
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and were 80 taken With sxransins ~.
ters on the train. that Ne sSpress
started Of, and by the kindness Of the
conductor. the rope was pulled and We
we're let OF. 10 the amusement of tho
by-standers.-GreenviUe Nesos s7 =.
SToo thin. Uncle Bob. "Arsansine
matters on the train" indesdl Own
up to the fascination, which 70 reafly
carried you to Centre. Thoss sby.
standers" understood that IL vas .
"oass. f" and must have laughed again
at your lame explanation.
ALEXANDER OPERA Houss-MIss
KATIE PuTNAM.-This pleasing actress,
with a capital company, commences
au engagement at tho new Opera
House tomorrow night. speaktas Of
her. the Memphis Appeal says: '"'H. -
Miss Putnam. although young in
years. seems to possess histrionio
talent OF high order. During her or
gagement. which has been very suo-
oessful. Miss Putnam hss producei
several popular pieoee, that belong 10
the lighter order OF the drama. but
which are ever enjoyable. ,Amsns
these may be mentioned 'IFanchon.
the Cricket" in which she rivnls. II
she does not excel. any actress ON the
American stage. Particularly ID. tbis
observable in the third act OF the
drams, whore pathos and aywasd-
oess are SO peculiarly blended by the
dramstist. and in the lights and shades
"f each. Miss Putnam. NJ "Tbe Crick-
IT." ever shows to great advantage.
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RELIGIOUS SERv1ons To- -DAY.-P Pres
byterian Ohureh-Rsv. j. II. Bryson,
paator-11A. NJ. and TX p. N.
Trinity Church-Rev. p. j. Shand.
rector, and Rev. j. H., Sssinefsllov.
assistant-l1 A. NJ. and 4 P. II.
Lutheran Ohurch-Rev. z. W. Be.
denbaugh. at 101 4. ~, Sunday
School p. NJ.
Baptist Ohurch-Rev. 8. D. Jones.
IL A. NJ; Rev. B. A. Reid, 7k p. M.
Sunday School, 3 P. N.
st. Peters Catholic Church-Rey. J.
L. Fullerton. first Mase z A. n. second
Mass 1Oh A. NJ. Vespers ~ r. M,
Washington Street Methodist-Rev.
A. Coke Smith. IL A. NJ. and 7H p.
M. Young Mems Prayer Meetiae. 81.
F. NJ. Sunday School, 91 4. Fl.
Marion Street Methodist-Rsv.
a: W: Walker. ii A. n. and ~ +.
M: Sunday School, 9S A. n.
Preaching in CarolinA Hall, st 81,
r. M.. by d. B. Clayton. unless ~
weather be rai0y. ...D..'N..
COMPLIMENTARY DHMoxsrRA11ox 70
Mn. EUGENE CRAxER. R.-Ry tbs, an
pended correspondence IL will b sssa.
that An effort is being mede to'givssa
complimentary benefit 70 the astssving
artist. Mr.. Eugene Cramer--to ,vhoss
skill and experience ons sitissss arc
Indebted for the arraugemsns el the
besutiful Opera House which adotns
our CITY. We earnestly hope the .hplseu
will be filed on tho occasion; H..
CoIuMB1A, January 16, 1876.
TO Mr.. J. ]. W1nDMAn. AANAoxn
CLARA W1LDMAH OoARDY OoaaEAux:,
The undersigned, citizens OF this
place. would respectfully request thas
the Wiidman Troupe give one oe thsir
performances for the benefit Of. Mr..
Eugene Crsmer. We consider 10 dee
to Mr.. Crsmer for his untirinG efforts
to provide Q suitable place Of emuse-
ment for our citizens. and we feel euro
that such An act would meet with CON.
mendabie support. ,l. 81.
Il. D. OH1LDs, O. J. IRRDrnr, Jozx, g.
WILEY, w. u. SwA11rMD. 0no. 4. .
DARLING. G.. w. WAnKHa, WV. ID.
LOVE, OHARLRs +. JAxNEY, THpo.
NJ. Pollock. L. Z. LEvM, 81. Moan,
M. b. Berry, J. l.. NHAaLs, JrnN
ALEXANDER, RIoHARD -Joaka, Ju-
LIAM A. SELBY, w. P. H1x. -. " ~,
WH1RLBR HousI,
COLUMBIA. January l6, l87A O.
GRNrLRMRN: Yours OF this dsts il
at hand. can answer yos, thas 10
will afford mo great pleasure 70 comply
with your request. to do hoaop to
worthy gentleman and IN old and tried
friend. Having consulted with Mr..
Cramsr, have made arraDgsnents q
return With my company 10 yo1r, uisy'
on Thursdsy. January a, for this spe-
cial event, and wilt do my uttsfmess -.
present an entertainment worldly OF
the oocssiou. Respectfully, az, ~
+. j. WILDNAN,p p..f,s
Manager Of CLARA Wiidman Conadv