The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-28

Windows up in every direction, yes
terday-weather too delightful to last.
Policeman Frank Robertson claims
that he captured DR.. Geiger's bale of
cotton and not Policeman Lorick.
Haverley's A1instrels at Parker's
Hall. tomorrow night. Secure seats
at LyBrand's.
Transient advertisements and no
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rue will be adhered 10 hereafter.
A number of brilliant meteors were
visible last night. Wonder il the stars
are preparing toJaN again!
A horse ran off with buggy. yes
terday afternoon, on Main street, and
demolished the vehicle. An elderly
lady was somewhat injured.
The Governor has appointed Joseph
Crews, OF Laurens, Trial Justice; and
John A. Viney, Of Charleston, vice J.
Il. Leland, removed.
Job printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try us.
1t is claimed that the party" are at
loggerheads in Chester, and that Gen.
kershaw's chances for Congress are
capital.
The Tom Greek (Le1ington) Gran
gers have barbecne to-day, at the old
Threwitz place. We are indebted to
tho managers for an invitation to be
present.
Just received at Koen;g's store, %
Plain street, ncar Assembly, fine eau
lihower. red and white cabbage, beets,
carrots, otc. Best assortment of veee-
tables in the city.
Messrs. D. &. Pei1otso g. Sons CON
tinue, this morning. the auction sale cf
groceries. etc, belonging to the estate
OF the late John S. Mcintosh. Many
useful articles will be disposed OF.
Young Gilbert, of the Sumter lTutcA.
man, is in Columbia, on business con.
nected with that reliable journal. The
"old man" has reason to feel proud of
his progeny.
There are flying rumors of the pre-.
valence Of yellow fever in Charleston.
These reports are, doubtless. exagge-
rated; but, at the same time, it would
be advisable for the unacclimated to
avoid remaining overnight in the
"City By the Sea-"
There was lively time, yesterday,
on Washington and Assembly streets,
caused by the running away of two
horses, attached to wood wagon. The
city bell struck ten while the horses
stood near it, which started them to
run. They took the pavement at
Greasy Row. and were headed at Plain
street. They rounded chicken ooops
and other things BEAUTIFULLY, and the
only damage done was the breaking of
one wheel.
To use advertising. is to pse busi.
ness measure, which, once successful.
oan be repeated, ad lidilums. It NAV
be used accurately. knowingly and
with precision, for it has become nm
derstood by the advertiser. The
methods of advertising once known
and used may be repeated fcs the at.
tainment of certain probable and we'll.
calculated results. They are business
methods on which fair computations
may be made according to the expen.
ditnre to be settled upon.
MEETING LAST N1aHr.-At a Minort
meeting. held last night, opposite
Cooper & Taylor's Hall, several speak.
ers held forth. Col. F. ". MoMaster
was called upon, and delivered a short
address. which was attentively listened
to, and his good advice we'll received.
A colored man, named Kershaw,
who was disposed to be very uply
in his remarks and inquiries, was
promptly removed from the stand.
Among the speakers during the even.
ing, were Col. Minort. Messrs. Wilkes.
Aldrich, Cooper, Palmer and others.
The meeting passed. off quietly.