The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-08

Never leave your hat in the passage
unIbss tits bad one.
Nothing like ''biled shirt" for
comfort now.
The .croquel maidens are now all for
lawn.
Light hats are all the go, and plenty
OF heads to match.
Signs of fall-banana and orange
peel on the sidewalks.
Who cares to visit the springs. when
we have such delightful weather in
Columbia2
There is but one way to obtain busi-
ness-publicity; but one way of gain
ing publicity-advertising.
ITO enjoy good reputation" says
Josh Billings. "give publicly and steal
privately" Correct.
Advertising is to business what steam
is to machinery-the grand propelling
power.
This month, originally named Quin-
tilis, or Hfth, received its present name
in honor of julius Caesar.
The decision relative to the certifi-
Gates Of Indebtedness still hangs FIRE;
but 1t is confidently expected to-mor-
row.
A lodge of Good Templars was in
ssituted ut tue garrison, on Monday,
with forty members; twenty applica-
tions since.
1t III rumored that DR.. J. i. Neagle
has been appointed Receiver of the
assets of the Bank of the Suite, rice
Colonel g. G. Puffer. removed.
Summer mornings have a peculiar
charm. The life which they throw
into the blood makes one buryant and
glad. ahd the children happy and
bright and free.
Mr.. Brazeale, the accommodating
conductor Of the GreenvilIe and CO.
lumbia Railroad, is entitled to the
hearty thanks of several belated pas
sengers, for whom he "held up" yes
terdny.
DR.. ". G. Fisher is in receipt of a
quantity OF honey. deposited in All
improved hive. The honey is clear,
and the comb nearly white, and is
deposited i'll sections. Glass ends
ail:,w view of the inside Of the
hive.
We are indebted to W. n. Green,
Esq, for card of invitation and also
complimentary" on the railroads. to
the grand excursion to Morehead City,
n. c., during the present month.
The train leaves Charlotte at l 30 P.
NJ. on the l4th, and, returning, leaves
Morehead City on the 17th.
1t is understood that the Union-
Herald. OF this city, hns changed
hands, ex-Attorney General Chamber.
lain, Treasurer Gurney and others
being the reputed purchasers. Attor.
ney. General Melton is the trustee.
The paper, it is reported, will run in
the Chamberlain interest.
Complaint is made by travellers oi
the annoyance and actual i'm pertinence
Of runners for vehicles ut the different
dcpots. Yesterday morning, lady
passenger by the Augusta train was
annoyed and detained nearly fifteen
minutes by these over-zealocs indivi.
dnals. The police would be justifa.
bic IN exceeding their orders some
what, and where words avail nothing,
las in the case referred to,) try little
clubbing.
DEATH OF GENERAL JAMES CANrEY. -
General James Cantey, whose death,
on the Both ult., near Fort Mitchell,
Alabama, has been announced, was q
native Of Camden, in this State, and
son of q we'll known citizen of that
place-Major John Cantey. He was G
graduate of the South Carolina Col.
lege, in tho class OF 1887. While act.
ing rs Adjutant of the Palmetto Regi.
ment, in Mexico, he was desperately
wounded in one OF its charges on Chu
rubusco. He was presented by South
Carolina with n sword for his gallantry
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