The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-29
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BUsHEss CARDS AND C1RcunARs. s.-As
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution Of business cards
and circulars, orr merchants and others
will please give attention to the fact that
our job Office is supplied with the best of
boards, OF oil colors, fine commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable STYLES of type,
thus enabling us to supply .all of such
wants. -,i., ,ot
some OF the newspapers are talking
about what the planters shall do with
their money this year. We devoutly
hope that the great body of our planters
will be able to pay all their debts, and
have comfortable surplus left; but by
the time they have bought and paid for
their corn and meat AM guano and
mules, and nice wardrobe for the fami-
~, a comfortable carriage for mother,
fitted up the house, replenished the Chi
ma. repaired the fences and stables and
put everything in first rate order, the
balance will not cause them many sleep
less nights. >a i',n 'e,."
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BUSINESS ENTERPR1sE.-O merchants
anticipate-and rightfully, we think-a
heavy fall business, aud ss consequence
have laid in large and complete stocks of
goods-groceries, hardware dry goods,
fancy articles, furniture, clothing, boots,
shoes, machinery, etc Mr.. R, 9. Shiyer,
OF the 'White Store" claims to be one
OF the heaviest buyers, and a walk
through his extensive, establishment will
furnish evidence that the claim is not
without some foundation, His stock
embraces everything coming under the
head of dry goods; and he employs over
twenty clerks and statesmen, who are
kept constantly busy, To attempt to
enumerate tho various articles to be
found on the shelves, would occupy more
space than we could possibly devote to
tho subject; and, therefore, we will not
attempt it. The carpet department
should be mentioned, however, as it en-
braces many grades of floor coverings,
and the season is rapidly approaching
when carpet is essentially: necessary.
There are many other first-class dry
goods houses in Columbia; in fact, every
department of trade is properly repre-
sented in our city, and purchasers from
the country-whether merchants or con-
sumers-will find, by visiting the differ
ent establishments, that their wants-be
they never so varied-can be satisfacto-
rily supplied. .,e ,t. a.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 28.-
Nickersom House.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. w.
Manson, and two children, New Orleans;
W. G. Cleveland and wife. child and SER
want, Mrs. Eliza Poole. Miss @. @. Sims,
Miss Emma Jones, Greenville; J. Good
rich Bell, Tennessee; J. B. D. Weeds,
Pittsburg; DR.. e. B. Ferguson, Clinton;
R. G. Carlisle and lady. Miss Satilla Rem
wick, J. B. Sigh, Newberry.
National HoteL-P. W.. Davis, John
". Grady. W. T. Shumate. W. H.
Mounce, GreenyiIle; r. c., Grier and
neice, Due West; J. L. Hemphill, Lex
ington, Va; Miss Annie Gilliland, Miss
Norma Strauss, w. L. Disher. Charles
ton; j. K. Vance, Cokesbury; Mrs. VIM.
SILVER, Kingville; John Wilcox, Jr.,
John M. Collins, John Fl. Flowers, Ma
rion; G. w. Guffin, Abbeville; O. Smith,
Marion; W. M. Beckham, Richland.
Central HoteL-J. J. Martin. Lexing-
ton; T. W. Rabb. W. Bell. Monticello;
NJ. l.. Ovens, Strother; julius Weber,
city; D. Murphy, Thomas Murphy, New
berry; W. E. McNulty. Doko; J. V.
Nethers. Wing; VIM. Coleman, Miss
Belle Coleman, Cuthbert, Ga; VIM. C.
Wardlaw, G.. r. Caldwell, Abbeville; J.
l.. Thompson, Kershaw; J. P. Hutchi-
son, LAGRANGE. Ga; N. NJ. Cook,
Aston; B. 81. Rice, Union; J. S. Rus
sell, Silver Street.
NEW NTs.-Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
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