The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-13


Waltcrboro, Colleton. September %.
White Hall, Colleton, September "a.
Beaufort. Monday, September 26.
COOPERATIVE SToRE.-An excellent
enterprise is that Of tho cooperative
store to be Started ut tho Charlotte, Co.
lnmbia and Augusta Railroad Depot.
This is designed mainly for the benefit
OF the employees Of that lroad Mr..
James l.. Tosborough is President of
the company, and Mr.. Charles T. Thomas
IS superintendent, and Secretary and
Treasurer. We wish the enterprise the
success it merits rs help to working
men.
Col. G. w. DUDLEY.-We are pleased
to learn Of the nomination of this gen
tlemnn us the Union Reform candidate
for Congress for the Third Congressional
District Col Dudley has always been
conservative man in his politics. We
are aware that his views have not always
been in sympathy with ours. But we
have ever regarded him honest in his
convictions and true to South Carolina.
We hail, therefore, with satisfaction, his
nomination and we heartily commend
him to the support of our political asso-
ciates
WARD ORGANIZATIONS. We would ask
the attention of our merchants, mechan-
les and citizens, generally, to the duty
that devolves upon them to give force,
efficiency and strength, to the Reform
Ward Clubs. 1t is time for every man
to take his place. The interests of South
Carolina are advanced or retarded at tho
ballot-box. All through South Carolina
united and vigorous effort is now MAX
ing for reform. The up country, the
middle country, the Pee Dee country,
the sea COASTS are all organizing and work
ing. Here, in Columbia, our citizens have
hitherto done their whole duty. Let
them not fail on this occasion. The Re-
form movement looks to the veal of this
city. Let us act accordingly
HOTEL ARRIVALS, September l2--NicA-
erson House. R. Hobbs, Georgia: Mrs.
Clark. Augusta; James IT. Duckson,
New York; G. p. Alston, Miss Aston
and servant, Charleston; H. A. Gillard,
New Orleans: j. Il. Babb, Georgia; Col.
Willis, Oglethorpe; A. Fox, Atlanta; j.
NJ. Estes. Columbus; w. r. Connell, c.,
G. A. r. r.; F. L. Walker, Alabama;
G. Hal Cotter, Georgia; @. N G. Butt,
New Orleans; Thomas P. Walker and
wife, W. II. Walker, Nashville, Tenn;
B. S. Hackney, Baltimore; e. s. Hub
ley, 3. Il. r. r.; w. q. McGhee, M. A.
Cason, G. L. Connor, Cokesbury; A.
Harris, A. M. Banker, j. J. Barve, F.
Weber, w. L. Tarrent, Newberry; J.
Seaborn, Oconee; J. M. Campbell.
J. J. Houston, J. B. Fellers, Newberry;
Mrs. Thomas Beggs and nephew, Ala,
bama; w. A. Harden, Chester; MIR. and
Mrs. j. W. Tate and child, N. c.; Mrs.
NJ. j. Young, Miss Lizzie Quigg, Due
West; A. Brenn, Charlotte; Robert 2.
Sibley, Augusta; J. NJ. Holbrook, At
lanta; Geo. o. Johnson, A. J. Hart
ridge, Savannah; VIM. Johnston and
wife, Mrs. Andrews, w. r. Williams,
Charlotte; G. Fl. Kenaghan, J. L. Dor
tic, Il. M. Goldsby, II. e. Wilson, Au-
gusta; P. Pyscn, New Orleans, W. M.
Gary, Edgefeld.
C0lumbin HoteL-M. McNamee, A. II.
Hayward, Charleston; S. Thomas, city;
J. II. Moore, Miss S. Augusta Haly,
Miss Carrie II. Loomis, Is. Miner, New
York; Col. II. Rucker. Baltimore; E. P.
Coleman. Manning; j. NJ. Guyer, Fla;
w. ID. Kennedy, Augusta; A.. II. Mason
and servant, Now Orleans; A. J. Cleve-
land, Ga; V. A. McBee, V. McBee Il.
l.: Bnlen, S. c.; J. Nj. Blanding, r.
Withcrspoop, Sumter; Alex. McBee, Jr.,
GrcenvlIe; Wm. Shipman, Camden;
Geo. Il. Wicker. S. G.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cottage Wnnted-Address Purchaser.
Mrs. McGregor-Schoo Notice.
Chewing Tobncco-At Pollock House.
Il. II. HeiDitsh-Sensonable Remedies.
Meeting True Brotherhood Lodge.
J. & L. r. Agnew-Mnckcrel.
O. Adnir-Geranium Cuttings, etc.
ID. G. Peixotto & Son-Gov't Sale.
Meeting Young Mems G. Association.
p. Cuntwcll-Fresh Crackers.
New York Lion Lager, to be had at
PoLLoCK's.