The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-28
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CHANGE OF PLACE OF MEEr1Nd.-The
Columbia Building and Loan Associa
ton will meet at the Independent En-
CINE House instead of the Palmetto "a Mt
first advertised.
EXTRACTION OF CoRSs.-We refer our
readers to fresh instances of the skill
and efficiency with which DR. Kendall
has operated in the romova of corns and
bunions.
Look Our FOR THE HAY TRICKS.
OF our readers who buy hay, will read
with profit the article Of ''Citizen," who
exposes n systom of fraud which prevails
in our city. Hereafter, when ono buys
hay, let him consider whether ho may
not be paying for heavy OK.
We regret to loarn that Mr.. W. Nj.
Beckham was seriously injured, on his
way home, Monday last The horse az
tached to his buggy took fright, when
but n few miles from Columbia, ran
away, broke up the vehicle, and injured
Mr.. Beckiam to such nn extent that his
life is despnired Of.
COLUMBIA BUILDING AND LOAN Asso-
CIATIoN-MEETINd TONIGHT This asso-
citation meets this evening ut the Inde-
pendent Engine House for organization.
The workings of the association will be
explained. Some shares have been re-
TUNED for the members on the old list
Come tonight prepared to pay the first
installmcnt of one dollar per share.
Members may pay i'll at the Citizens
Savings Bank to-day. This association
is to be put in operation promptly. It
enables man to convert rent money
into real estate, or it is good savings
institution. Let all the members at
tend tonight, or send their proxies. No
subscriber secures his membership until
he has paid for his shares. The meet
ing is at X, o'clock, p. NJ.
CONGRESSIONAL NoMISATIoS-Fro
the official proceedings, it will be seen
that John E. Bacon, Esq, Of Edgefield,
has received the nomination for Congress
from this Congressional District Major
Bacon is u man Of high character, of
fine attainments and of earnest pntriot-
ism. We cordially commend his claims
to the voters Of the Third Congressional
District.
a committee having waited upon
Major Bacon, and in formed him OF the
action Of the convention, he appeared
before that body, and being introduced
by the Chairman, in q few earnest words,
returned his Acknowledgements for the
honor conferred upon him.
At an adjourned meeting of the Coun-
ty Nominating Convention held this DAY,
the following preamble and resolutions,
which, after amendment and discussion.
were adopted:
Whereas, the Union Reform Party
does not prescribe any one for opinion
sake, but arc willing to support and vote
for those who are honest and capable,
and, whereas, believing we could not ac-
complish any good by nominating n Re-
form ticket; be it, therefore,
Resolrctl, That the Union Reform
Party, of Richland County. make no
nominations for members to the Legis-
lature or for County officers, at the en-
suing election, but earnestly recommend
Hon. R. B. Carpenter and Gen. Nj. c.
Butler to the support OF all good citi-
Zens.
Resolred, That we make no compro.
mise, are under no obligations nor do we
consider either of the parties now in
nomination under any obligations to us,
and thus leave ourselves untrameled in
future contests.
L. W. SEIBELS.
Chairman of tho Convention.
AISsLEY MoNTEITII. Secretary.
HOTEL Acknowledgment 81
ColumbiH Holek-J. J. Housal New
berry; w. II. Mcdowell, Wilmington;
S. G. Gilbert, Charleston; p. Ambs, ST.
Louis; NJ. S. Bonhain, S. i. Griffin, j.
II. Cheatham, w. ID. Allen, j. l.. Ba.