The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-21
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PHGNrx 'is concise, direct. ac,ive5I,c ~.
vering the whole field Of news s and
business and social wants. Il is, there.
fore. the paper of the people at all
times. and Is so recognized in ev.rv
household. counting room, work.shon
or other place where there is an iudi.
viduai who would keep informed up TO
the needs of the hour. Advertisers Of
every class seek its columns. in o,de,
to reach all the people through apaper
Just suitedto meet all popular nan,s.
and which has. consequently. a gr.ster
circulation than that of all the dtbe.
olty papers combined.
Mrs. AND Mr.. JAMES MAAsA..a
hearty laugh helpeth digestion. and
serveth to shake the oob- webs from tbe
BRAIN" So says an old author. andst
will be exemplified on "Wednesday ana
Thursday evenings next. at the e1oui.
site entertainment OF Mrs. James Mas
aud her assistants. A contemporary
says:
Eve feel constrained tc declare. IN
Drief, that we never witnessed a more
thoroughly fascinating series OF pXr.
!ormances than were afforded bt Mrs.
Mass and others on Thursday eveninp.
Inc bad weather prevented msny from
attending. Lot all 60 Tonight (Ffiday
night) who desire an excellent dfImItfc
performance, intensely laughsblS. Vet
at the same time free from the slight.
est taint OF 1mmodesty or irnmor,lity."
Mr.. G. h. vanWormer. the business
manager Of Mra James Mas troup.. trrN
ID at the Wheeler House. .s,'s' ~.
iHE HohE INSURANCE CoxpANY, OF
NEW YoRK.-We call special attention
OF the insuriug'public to it's annual
statement for last year. that appears in
onr columns to-day. Such figures are
wonderfully eloquent. and give great
satisfaction to those Who would feel
assurance doubly sure" in the poll
cies they have taken. Assets of
90 o0O, 600 nov; capital all paid up
u. 900. 600, and annual premium rates
over 50. 100000. But another very
happy feature pervading the statement
Is that its large assets are equivalent
TO cash, and can. II necessary, bs
used almost on day's notice
United States bonds, cash in bank.
actual cesh items-make up its splen,
did showing. There arc few. such
companies in tho world-none better.
Another new feature, and a very popu.
lar one. in the management of this
grand leading company, is tho fact
that it's Southern business il now ns-
naged by those most popular Southern
gentlemen. of known insurance ex-
perience and ability-we refer to the
we'll known hrm Of Gen. J. E. John
ston d Co.. than whom mono could be
more acceptable, and il any such
guaranty were wanting, (which is not
the case in the old popular Honey
1t Is certainly given in their appoint
ment. that justice. fair dealing and
iiberality will characterize its course.
We need not add, that the 'Home" is
careful always to select as it's repre-
sentatives, gentlemen of the highest
business character and integrity, than
whom they have no fairer type than
in their excellent agent here. Can't. 8.
l.. Leaphait.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES To.DAY.-Pres-
byterian Church-Rev. DR.. Irvine, IL
A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ.
Trinity Church-Rev. p. J. Shspd
rector, and Rev. J. II. Strinefellow.
assistant-11 A. NJ. and 4 P. III.
Lutheran Church-Rev. q. W.
Bedenbangb, at 1OH A. NJ. Sunday
School. 8 P. III.
Baptist Church--Rev. L. Brosdos.
IL A. M. and IN P. NJ. Sunday
School, 3 P. n. -
st. Peters Catholic Church-Rev. 7.
L. Fullerton, first Mass A. M. :second
Mass l0k A. M.; Vespers ~ r. M
Marion Street Methodist--Rey.
W: D. Kirkland. liza. n. and 7kP. III.
Washington Street Methodist-
A. Coke Smith, III A. N. and ~ p.
M. Sunday School, 8 A. II. -
City Mission-Rev. A. W. Walker.
IL A. NJ. and 4P. II.
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