The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-29
Crry MISUNDERSTANDING for the

There is but one way to obtain bust
ness-publioity; but one way of gain
ing publicity-advertising.
Governor Moses is expected to ad.
dress the people Of Sumter, on Satur-
day, and impress upon them the i'm
portance of his reelection.
The, Independents had their steamer
putting last night, and found that the
dome of the City Hall was attainable.
Captain Stanley advertises a lot Of
seasonable goods. this morning. See
what he says.
Apples are now selling in Columbia
at from Fifty cents to 81 bushel. and
peaches rs to S1.5O. Melons, from 8
to rs cents.
1t is said that arrangements have
been effected by which the new City
Hall building is to be pushed forward
TO completion.
No bell can ring 80 loudly as a good
advertisement. People will believe
what they see rather than what they
hear.
Mr.. T. Lamar Stafke has a lot Of
fine hay, OF his own curing, which he
will dispose of at very low figures.
Give it trial. stook-owners
Seegers' ice machine is now turning
out the frozen article in large quanti-
ties, and it is being furnished to con-
sumers at fmali cost.
MIR. N. W. Trump, agent of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Company. is desirous of employing
four good men. References will be
required. The Office is in the Colum-
bia Hotel building.
The Doko axpayers are called upon
to meet on Saturday next, August l,
for the purpose of organizing Tax
o lion. These unions are spreading
over the entire S. tie, and will do q
world of good.
Thick! clothing was in demand, yes
tefday. Hurrah for July-September! |!
Cashiers Valley. Cmsar's Head, Table
Rock, Greenland can hide their dimi-
rished heads-Colnmbia comes to the
front. Bully for the cometl
MIR. Eisenmann's sops are unfortu-
nate in the use of the axe or hatchet
Several years ago, one OF his young
sters. while cutting wood, accidentally
took off two of his brothers toes; and
on Monday, another lost one of his
fingers by the same instrument.
Robbers are pursuing their depreda-
tions with impunity in this city. Seve-
raj house-keepers have been made
somewhat poorer by their operations
during the past few weeks. We regret
to learn that the dwelling of Mr.. John
Veal, opposite Sydney Park. was en-
tered. on Monday night, and robbed
of o quantity of provisions. besides
silver aud other articles OF value.
ga Tax Union was organized in Ward
l. last evening, and the following
officers elected:
President-Jacob Ley..n. Vice-Fre-
sident-S. W. Irwin. Secretary.
T. Wells. Treasurer-T. H. Gibbes.
Executive Committee-E. W. Wheeler.
A. Stork. John T. Sloan, Jr. Dele
gates to County Convention-Pres
Brown. D. b. DeSanssure and ". q.
Gibbes.
Judge Carpenter, at Chambers, on
the 9th, heard the case OF D. B. D.
Sampson, administrator de Jonis non
OF Alexander Brodie. deceased, rs. Ho.
ratio McClenaghan, administrators OF
DR.. Charles II. Black, deceased. But.
ler & DeSaussure for plaintiff; Melton
Il Clark for defendants. Motion to
confirm report of referee. Report of
james T.. Scott, referee, was heard and
confirmed.
DEDICATION. Tho German Schuet.
zen Vcrein have, under the energetic ;
management of President John c..
Seegers, aided by assistants OF equnl
energy, succeeded even beyond their
most sanguino expectations. The
membership has grown mp to IN hun
Ircl md cOntiuuoa RI ;norooco tCLn1,