The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-15

OcccuPATIoH OF A NEW HAnu-
BALh.-The Richlspd Riae Club ex.
poet to inaugurass .hsopsping OF .hs:s
new hall, in the Southern Lille Iosur.
ance OompAny's building, ON the. 4th
OF February. by bah. The follow
ing are the
Senior Managers Capt. W.B. Stan
ley. Col. Wm. Wallace, .Chaucellor
J. p. Carroll. r. l.. Bryan, Esu OoI
r. W. McMaster. Major John u.
Bacon. Capt. W. K. Bachman. Dr.. A.
N. Tslley. Capt. s. L. Lsaphsrt. Le.
Roy T. Youmans. Col A. q. Ha.keiL.
Capt. Q. J. Ire1ell.
son, President r. B. g.; W. q. Svsf-
field. lat Vice. President; ". r. Gath.
cart, "a Vice-President; John T, Sloan.
Jr., 81 Vice-President; Willie Jones.
4th Vice President. 80
Con'nittee on Reception-E r. Ar.
thur, Chairman; A. M. Boatwfigh.,
w. Il. Owens, j. a. walker, F., r. /,
Miller.
Committee on HaN-w. II. Manning,
Chairman; L. G. DeSsussure; G. H.
Fisher. Z. s. Bryan, A. O. Squier, Jr.,
Committee on Invitations T.
Seibels. Chairman; 8. Morrison, b l..
GilliIand, w. r. Muller, 8. D. Friday.
Floor Managers @. MsrshaiI,
Chairman; John A. Nets. J. D. Pops,
Js, q. P. Taylor. T. s. Oiafkson,. w. !,
E. Orchard. 800 4 - - ~
CommiAee on Supper-E: A. Btown:
Chsirman: W. G. Cbapman, J. N.
Leuvey. D. Mcqueen, e. E. Calvo..- A7s' =.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS. --Northerp
mai opens $50 A. NJ. 8 P. NJ. CLOSES
IL 4. A.. 6 P. NJ. Charleston spensS.
A. H.. $50 P. M. closes 8 A. Nj. g p.
NJ. Western opens 8 A. NJ, Up.
NJ; closes 6. 1.3OP. NJ. Greenville
opens .45 P. NJ. closes 6 A. II. Will
minston opens P. NJ; closes 1870
A. NJ. On Sunday open from 2. 80 to
1901 Nj.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
8. G. Withdrawal.
Q. j. Laurey-Auction.
Clara Wildman's Theatre.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. JANUARY IA.
Mansion Rouse-H E Harrison, J Web
ster, Newhern; J L Black, Chsrlestop;
II q Smith. B 1 iBoone, city; G T
Reid. Abbeville. ,tn,e,.f,.
A RoYAI ORGAN.-The stomach pa.
been we'll named 'rOysl organ. !,
since it svays and controls the entire
system, every gland, tissue and ner4s
sympathizing with it as the servanS pt
prince sympatbize with their master.
Each one OF them is fed and sustained
by it-even the brain itself, the Sentye
OF sensation. is absolutely dependent
upon it for sustenance. Consequently.
when the stomach fails to perforun its
all.importsnt Office. the subordinate
organs also falter in their duty. The
reason why Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters have such wondrously beneficial
effect upon the general health. aud are
such a reliable preventive of disease.
is. that they speedily overcome weak.
ness or disorders Of the stomach, and
thus insure complete nourishment OF
the entire system and healthful per-
formance OF its various functions. :,
Unlike those stimulsnts whose Alco-,
holic principle is unmodihed by Judi.
cious medication, the spirituous hasis'
Of these Bitters, which is OF tho p1rest
deese..:: fr::;o1, ho;Gs In solution ner0ai
alternatives and invigorants TO whiSh 8
foremost rank has been assigned IN
matsria medioa. But it is not alone
the fact that these sovereign botanic
elements enter into the couposition Of
the Bitters that Constitutes them snch
benign tonic and corrective, bat alsr,
that they are so happily combined that,
the full effect OF each ~ exerted. ppon
the disordered or ydebilitated ,.system.;
The digestive and secretiye, orgens are
the first to experience their Ibepehcent
operation. which extends. BY synna.
thy, to tho brain. the nerves and The
circulation. The influence tins az.
erted is fruitful of those great sanitary
results which have buils up The fepnts-
lion of this truly national medicine.
Jl5 1871 !.
Be JUsr TO YouRsR11 AxD GxsERous
TO YoUR WIFE.-Keep your farm &C.
connta correctly and regularly In the
Rural Accountant" and give your
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