The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-22
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An excursion train will be run over the
Columbia and Augusta Railroad on
Thursday next-allowing passengers 10
spend night in Augusta and return to
Columbia the next day. The fare for
the round trip will be So.
The Rev. Bishop Andrews. d. D.,
senior Bishop of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South. being now on a visit
to Columbia, will preach in the Washing
ton Street Chapel, tomorrow (Wednes-
day. evening, at Il quarter past 8.
Clande Wyman, the wizard, prestidi-
gitateur and ventriloquist, gives one or
TWO Of his amusing entertainments in
Janney's Hall, commencing on Thursday
evening, the oath. If he can "Presto!
change" this par icnlarly hot weather.
he will create favorable impression on
the public 1T large.
The FIRST CorToN BLOOM -Richland
has produced the first cotton bloom, so
fur as we have heard G. J. Bollin, ESQ.
placed on omr desk, yesterday, several
blooms obtained from his cotton patch
near the South Carolina Railroad. It is
of the Peeler variety. A bloom on the
2lst OF June is considered pretty good.
The Typographical Journal and Adue,.-
hSer is the title OF quarterly magazine,
devoted to the advancement of the inte-
rests of the publishers, printers and
binders Of the South-the first number
OF which has just appeared from tic
publishing house of Messrs. Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, Charleston, S. c.
The work contains matters of interes! to
the crafts to which it is devoted.
HOTEL ARRIvALs-Junc 81. Col,um5iu
Hota,-J. P. Southern, Wilmington; H.
M. Stuart, Beaufort; J. D. Radcliffe.
}. l.. Bryan, New York; r. L. Gregg,
NJ. J. Cropwell, City; Wilmot G. De-
Sanssure, Charleston; SHINES Goats,
VIM. G. Anderson, S. c.; J. Dark, City;
j. G. Winsmith and lady, Spartauburg;
L. L. George, WILMINGTON; G.. V. Hun
ter, New York; Henry NJ. Drane, Will
minston; j. L. Riley, Orangeburg; w.
a. Bradley, Charleston; Alex. McBee,
). c.; Alex. i. Bristow, Marlborough.
Nichersom House. G.. Pbileston,
Macon, Ga; J. II. Guy. Charlotte, N.
c.; Frank Arnim and two children, Ham,
burg; Gen. j. d. Kennedy and servant,
Thos. Lang, James Kelly, Camden; J.
b. Seigler, Greenville; Mrs. Williams
and daughter, Charlotte, N. c.; J. W.
Hearst, Gen. Sam. MCGOWAN, Col 7. c..
Perrin, Abbeville; VIM. Johnston, Jr.,
London; John Gormley, Augusta, GA. !;
a. B. Bouknight, G. & A. r. II.
A Chicago journal offers some very
sensible suggestions to business men on
the subject of advertising. The remarks
were called forth by letter from sui
scriber, asking the address of promi-
nent firm doing business in that city,
aud dealing largely in musical instru-
meuts. This firm were quite extensive
advertisers, bnt had always advertised in
what is very properly called the "spas-
modic fashion" This manner has be-
como much too common everywhere
Many advertisers seem to regard an oc-
casional card of more than ordinary
length and attraotiveness moro effica-
cious than q standing advertisement
They forget that the only object OF ad-
vertising at all is to cause names to be
indelibly associated with their business
Or, if they have this end in view, their
practice is inconsistent with their mo-
tlves. If it be of any advantage to ad-
vertise n month, it is certainly more ad-
vantageous to ad, ertise weekly; and rea-
soning syllogistically, the daily method
is far preferable to either
The CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.-We
invite attention to the advertisement of
this institution to be found in our co.
lnmns, and avail ourselves of the oppor-
tnnity to express our qualification Mt the
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