The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-10
ClT1 MATTERS. s.-Subsoribe sor .he

Pleasant days and cool nights are
being enjoyed by Columbians just now.
The largest turnout these nights is
that of the posse comet.dtis.
Nothing has yet transpired relative
to the mdndan,us.
Advertising is to business what steam
is to machinery-the grand propelling
power.
1t is rumored that Cadet Smith could
not stand the test, aud will be forced
to retire.
The wooden lamp-posts are being
erected on Maiu street, and there is a
prospect that we will soon have light.
There is but ono way to obtain bust
nsss-publ;ci!y; but one why of gain
ing publicity advertising.
We are indebted to tho com ui.tee
for cards of invitation to the Intercol-
!egiate R'gatta at Saratoga Lake. on
the 18th aud 10th July, 1874.
A city paper says that Walter Jones
mikes his mark az Clerk of the Coun.
Gil. We thought that Jones could
write.
Yon can travel to and from any
point on the South Carolina Railroad,
ut excursion rates now. Sec adver-
tisement Of General Ticket Agent
Pickeus. in another column.
The Atlanta Duly Me,cs has made it's
appearance. Alex. ST. Clair Abrams is
the editor. It is the neatest looking
sheet in the Gate City. The Ne,cs is
Democratic i'll politics.
This comet is IL GoI-send to young
lovers. The flowers have nearly dis
appeared. and they were just about out
OF an excuse for getting into the front
yard by themselves.
DR.. J. T. Ensor. Superintendent of
the Lnnatic Asylum. publishes o card
declinin & tn run for the Senate from
Richlaud. He retires in favor of So.
nator Nash.
DR.. j. r. Wilson. Of this city, re-
Gently called to be pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church OF Wilmington,
is to receive a salary of 5000 the
highest paid in North Carolina.
Ike comet continues to attract at-
tention in this city. Prof. Parkhurst,
i'll the Now York Tribune, says it will
be low down the horizon about the
14th of July. So those who wish to
enjoy the sight must look at it as much
as possible until that time.
The Now York Irish World, for July
4. is regular gala, spread. eagle. pic
torial number, in which the principal
events Of the Revolutionary War are
illustrated by pictures. prose and
poetry. The proprietors are out-and-
out Irish Americans.
A private letter from Glenn Springs
states that lurge number OF guests
are ut that delightful watering place
many of them Columbians. The water
is searching and appetizing, the fare
excellent. the accommodations perfect
and the air delightful.
"a Republican" requests US to pub.
lish the following ticket:
For Gorernor-Jndgc F. Maher, OF
Bnruwell.
Lieutenant Gocernor ohm T.
Green, Of Sumter.
Senntor C. Seegers.
Representatires-W. X. Bachman,
Col. VIM. S.muns, L. d. Sem, Joseph
Mcmillan.
The Congaree (colorel) Fire Com.
pany, Captain Nash. nre arranging for
the purchase Of steamer. The city
has furnished them with a lot on
Arsenal Hill, near the reservoir, for an
engine house. We are of the opinion
that the Congarces, like the Inde-
pendents and Palmettoes, will find
that :. steamer, without horses to speed
it to II fire, il Il troublesome affair.
at the semiannual meeting of ca
tawba Tribe, No. l, Improved Order
OF Red Men, held on the evening OF
the Sth, the following officers were
installed for the ensuing term:
II. N. Emlyn, p; 0. F. Howell, S.;
j. w. McDevitt, S. S.; J. D. Brum
field, j. S.; r. Jones, q. Of r.; J. T.