The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-07
No CONSERVATIVE NOMINATION. "A,

VI ZIG evening OF the 0tn, the fOllOW-
ing delegates to the Conservative Con.
vention, which assemblies in this city,
tomorrow, were selected: Charles
Richardson Miles, James Armstrong,
j. Reid Boylston, T. S. Browning, G..
Lamb Buist, T. W. Da wson, John f.
Ficken. Hugh Ferguson, James p.
Lesesne, A. Melchers, II. L. Morrison,
Elias l.. Rivers, 4. B. Rose, II. Sieg.
ling, Charles Siukler, s. S. Solomons,
Wm. Bell Smith. J. !Adger Smyth. It
Is understood that the delegation will
oppose Conservative nomination.
DANGEROUS BnIDGE.-Tho street
bridge over tho Grecnvillo aud Co.
iumbia Railroad, on Elmwood Avenue,
is Iii il shocking condition. a gentle
man ana his wife met with narrow
escape. yesterday, while crossing in Il
buggy, by tbs horse getting his foot
through IL hole. Ho plunged consider
ably, aud cut himself severely. The
occupants were, fortunately, unin.
jirel. The authorities should look
intD this matter IL. once, US the bridge
is really insecure. a gentleman got
his leg through another hole in this
d!latidatcd crossing, aud was some
whit cut. The gentleman and his
wife above referred to-. are from
abrond, md begin to believe the Kn
kinx reports. and that this bridge is
one Of EN-
Rev. james Ii. Striugfcliow has been
elected assistant minister of Trinity
Church. Mr.. Stringfcllow is young
Sentlcuian of great promise. having
served as assistant minister in Now
Orleans. The congregation have,
doubtless, acted wisely in giving their
venerable rector, Mr.. Shand, assist
ance. after forty years Of continued
service. Mr. S:ringfcllow enters upon
his duties on the 10Th inst.
NAIL AsHASGEM ESr.. ---Nor:hcl:
n"ilopens $50 y. NJ, 3 P. NJ. closes
ii \. NJ, i =. VI. Charleston open. S
A. NJ, $50 2. N. closer a. NJ, 6 Z.
NJ. Western opens y. NJ, 2.
NJ; closes 6, l.3O =. II. Grccnville
opens $40 Z. NJ: closes y. Al. Viii.
mington opens Z. NJ. closes 10. 30
\. NJ. On Sunday open from Q. 80 to
3.3O Z. AZ.
Subscribe Tor the PuESIx.
The nlau who doesn't hang out his
shingle and advertise, dies and leaves
no sign.
E7cn your enemy cannot help seeing
aud remembering your advertisements.
II You are n persistent advertiser.
\ gentleman very cruelty suggests
that advertisements are rs essential TO
the development OF business US rain is
to the growing crops.
Job printing Of every kind. from o
miniature visiting cnld to four sheet
poster. turned out, ut short notice,
from PuTSiX Office Try ms.
Old type metal-snperior 10 Babbit!
Tor some purposes can hc obtained ut
PHESiN oficc at low figures ceuts
IA pound for ii!ty pounds or less; 20
Cents for larger quantities.
Nothing tends more to promote n
cash business than advertising. The
stranger who is attracted by the in
ducements offered expects 10 pay cash,
because his commercial standing is
not known. The man with cash in
hnn,! seeks bargains and the man who
auvcrtiscs offers them.
Ono cannot easily get away from the
effect OF advertising. Ii u man nd
vcrtiscs that his stock is fresh and
fashion Die, it is difficult to believe
that lie has not really finer stock
than those who do not 80 advertise.
This influence Of advertising affects
the natural qualities Of human
being, ard may be safely appealed to.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Report Carolina National Bank.
Chnnge OF proprietorship.