The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-18

seRep on fnesre esuges recently
or 5onug men, no doubt in q, spirit OF
fun; but in many instances cattle aud
hogs go through the open space; and
demolish growing vegetables. shrub
berry. &c. We are requested to warn
the depredators to cease their uuisw-
ful conduct; for. should they be seen
in the act by the owners OF the p,o.
perty. ten chances to one Ito be plain
about the matterl they will be shot.
A word to the wise should be sufi.
cient.
THs PAPER OF THE PKoPLr.-The
PHOENIX is concise, direct. active, CO.
vering the whole field of news and
business md social wants. It is, there
fore. the paper of the people at all
times, and is so recognized in every
household, counting room, workshop
or other place where there is an indi-
vidual who would keep informed up to
the needs OF the hour. Advertisers OF
every class seek it's columns, in order
to reach all the people through paper
just suited to meet all popular wante,
and which has, consequently, greater
circulation than that of all the other
city papers combined. .l.-
THE STATE GRANaE.-2t half.past 1
P. NJ. the Grange was called to order
by Worthy Master Thos. Taylor.
Several officers being absent, the
following brothers were appointed TO
Oil the vacancies: J. Fl. Thurman,
Chaplain; j. II. Kinsler, Overseer; in.
iius Mills, Steward; n. L. King. AS
sistant Steward; J. L. Miller, Door
keeper. Bro. j. H. Clarke was ap-
pointed to assist the Assistant Steward
IN pnrging the hall.
On motion of Bro. Barksdale. tho
Oranges were called by names and
members, when ninety masters were
reported present and twenty-five dele.
gates presented their certificates.
The Worthy Master delivered his
annual address. which was referred to
the following COMMITTEES: Brothers D.
81. jacques. t. J. P. Walsh, r. s.
Peden. ii. F. Sewell, J. N. Hoffman.
The Secretary read his report, which
was received as information.
The Treasurer read his report, and,
on motion, read the names OF delin-
quent Oranges. .
On motion of Bro. Richardson, the
sessions OF the Grange were ordered to
be from A. NJ. till 1.30 P. NJ, aud
from 7 P. NJ. till the session adjousns,
daily. - 80. .s.-.,+,.
Worthy Master Golden, of Illinois,
Worthy Master White, Of Virginia,
and Worthy Master Grew, of Dakotah,
appearing on the floor, they were
formally introduced to the Grange BY,
the Worthy Maeter. -.
On motion Of Bro. Richardson, a
committee of five was appointed by
the Worthy Master on dispensations
aud regulations for tho establishme Mt
OF County Oranges, as provided by
Section 2 Of the Constitution of the
National Grange. The Worthy Master
appointed the following brothers on
said committee: j. s. Richardson, G..
Muller. q. L. King. NJ. It. Sim pson
and j. L. Trezevant.
On motion of Bro. Richardson, a
committee Of FIVE, to ba appointed by
the Worthy Master, on representation,
as modified and provided by Section
of the National Grange Constitution,
was ordered; whereupon the Worthy
Master appointed the following bro.
theirs on that committee; J. S. Hair,
D. Il. Sheldon. G.. ID. Pcake, G. Vain,
W. A. Moony.
On motion of Bro. Barksdale, the
comforting Of the 5th degree was made
the special order for Thursday. at P.
NJ.
The Grange adjourned till 7 O'Clock
p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION. The Grange re-
assembled at P. NJ, Worthy Master
Taylor in the CHAIR.
On motion of Bro. Richardson, the
election OF officers was made the epe-
cial order for Thursday, at 10 A. NJ.
Bro. Hair presented the report OF
the Committee on Representation.
which was postponed for further con-
sideration.
Bro. Mills offered a series of reso-
lutions on direct trade. Referred to q
committee.
The Grange adjourned to meet again
at 9 9o'clock this morning.
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