The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-06

TIE BraD. The donning new dress
by the PHoef1x has been kindly COM
mested upon by many of our cotcmpo-
rariss. We copy few Of them, and beg
to Sturn our sincere thanks to the au-
thoias for their kind words of encourage
ment:
The Columbia PHOENIX has put on a
new dress, and looks ''scrumptious.
f''' s''' ''7's-'' Marion Star. .
The Columbia PHtENIx celebrated its
| tenth birthday by donning handsome
new dress fromsConners Foundry, New
York. We wish strnight and prospc-
rous flight for ''the bird"
[GreenriHe Mountaineer.
The Columbia PHOENIX celebmted its
tenth anniversary on the 21st, and salutes
it's readers with the best wishes for the
future. May it live long and prosper
pleased to say, is very much improved
by u lress of new and clear type.
[Edgeifeld advertiser.
The Columbia PHtENIx appeared on
Tuesday morning last in new dress. It
was It's tenth anniversary. Notwithstand-
ing the many efforts made to break Selby
down, he has outlivcd all opposition, and
will continue to flourish. Our best wishe es
attend him.-Bdrn,ceN Sentinel
NEW DREss.-The Columbia PHOENIX
has put on q new dress, and presents a
handsome appearance. The PHOENIX has
been successfully published for period
of ten years, and has written the friendly
obituary OF many rivals. The PH9S1x is
q capital newspaper, and Mr.. Selby has
our best wishes for his success.
Eeotoee Courier.
On the tenth anniversary of it's birth,
March Al, 1876, the PHHNIx came out in
a new outfit of type, presenting q neat
appearance. This liz an index of pros
perity; and it speaks we'll for its manage
ment that, at this season of the year, the
patrons are favored with such an increase
of reading matter. The fatality of former
editors Of the PHGNIx has been gfeat,
five having died in the past ten years.
(Christidn Neighbor.
Our neighbor, the PHOENIX, il out in
bran new dress. 1t puts in an appear
ance that augurs many long years of
prosperity. It closes it's first decade and
enters its teens. In the life of news
papers, ten years ought to bring discre-
ton and popularity. It costs something,
too, to put a new dress on, even such a
small daily paper as the PHOENIX, and it
is good sign that our neighbor, in
these hard times, can 60 outside of it's
ordinary expense and indulge in this
extra extravagance. Nor can It be called
e1ttavBganoe, because it is the best evil
dencesof successful business. The
PHMNx has published the obituary of a
good many of its contemporaries, and
still survives, in good health and without
any sign of decline, disease or decay
We hope that the next decade will find it
in still more new and attractive habit
of type and opinion. - Union Herald
A NEW DRESS. Columbia PHENI4,
on the 23d, donned An entirely new dress
and entered upon its eleventh volume
We congratulate it's enterprising pro-
prietor and founder q. A. Selby) upon
his success. The PHOENIX is one of our
best State exchanges, and we wish it con-
tinucd prosperity. Herald.
The birds new feathers, or, in other
words, the new dress of the Columbia
PHOENIX, improves its appearance won
derfully. But even in its old clothes,
the PHOENIX has always been welcomed
and read with interest in our sanctum.
The prosperity Of our cotemporary is
we'll merited. 1t is, strictly speaking,
newspaper, subordinating every other to
that department, and giving bird s-eye
view of events as they transpire. 1t
preys upon news. mount up, PHOENIX,
''as on eagles wings" Long may YOU
.Hut'er. GrecariNe Republican.