The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-09
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:, Summer is 10th to leave. It was
warm and pleasant. yesterday.
If you want the best whiskey in
town, go to Fines saloon.
Duty on dry goods a-Tbat of hus-
bands to buy them.
If you want good hot Scothie, 90 to
Fines saloon.
Those who have coal to shed should
drepare to shed it now.
If you want the best of anything,
go to Fines saloon.
Business generally approaches pearer
to n cash basis than it hns for yeurs.
II you want tho best wines in town,
go to Fines saloon.
All who advertise do not get rich,
but precious few get rich witoout it.
a L,archant who advcrtises appeals
directly to the intelligence Of The pub
lic
Advertising i, to business what stea,v
is TO mnchinery-the grand propelling
power.
Elk Chief Nathan, of tho Fire De-
par'mcnt, and Fl. Z. Durbec, Esq, of
the Charleston Sun, are in the city.
Transient advertisements and no.
tees must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
The man who doesn't hang out his
shingle and advertise, dies and leaves
20 sign.
Pollock House Pat. expects Il lot of
choice Wilmington oysters, this morn.
ing.
DR.. W. II. Juckson, of the Repub.
lican Printing Company, returned to
thu city yesterday.
Mr.. Mckenzie received lot OF fine
fruit. yesterday-apples. bananas aud
oranges.
Even your enemy cannot help seeing
and remembering your advertiser ents,
If you are persistent advertiser.
The champions of the respective
candidates made last night hideous
with their drum beating aud yelling.
The Medical College of Georgia, re-,
gartlrd among the best in the South
puts forth its fall announcement in
to-day's PIIGSIX
4 gentleman very cruelty suggests
that advertisements nre as essential to
thu development OF business rs rain is
to the growing crops.
Old type metal-superior to Babbitt
for some purposes can be obtained at
PHOENIX office at low fgurcs-25 cents
q pound for fifty pounds or less; 20
cents for larger quantities.
Secgers' beer has gone up-at least,
Il monster barrel has been hoisted in
front Of his establishment, as O sign,
NO presume, that "good beer is OBJ
tnined here"
Fine Wilmington oysters, monster
white head cabbage. choice French
candy, delicate fruits, variegated sau-
sages and other good things to eat, can
be obtained from Messrs. Hoffman E.
Albrecht, this morning.
Mr.. W. Muller. who. for years in
this city, has ''taught tho young idea
how to shoot" finds it necessary to
seek another latitude. He has taken
charge Of high school ut Wulhalla.
We wish him SUCCESS.
The School Commis ssioners of the
first district of Richland call upon
persons desirous Of becoming teachers
to apply to G. J. Carroll, Chair man,
on or before the 18th instant. The
schools will be opened on the first
Monday in November.
There was gathering in front OF
Carolina Hall, last night, in the inte.
rest OF the Independent Republicans.
A bonfire attracted crowd, which, all
things considered, behaved very or
derly. Addresses were delivered by
Sam. Lee. Prof. Thomas and other
speakers.
The store Of Mr. II. NJ. Gibson,
corner of Main and Taylor streets, was
entered by robbers, on Wednesday
night, and robbed of small quantity
of goods and money. The money