The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-02
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Good weather yesterday.
4 1tifels liE Ee an efrlyfall. I 3
i hoy to please Rlady Let her do as
d1she Pleasef 3 s
IoSEhranS oAnvassers are preparing
to open soon a vigorous campaign.
Pat. has received green turtle, and
sillsstse it up in soup in few days.
There is a perceptible decrease in
the'length of the days.
Adyertisingis to business what steam
is to machinery-the grand propelling
| power.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
And now comes September. and
judging by the July and August wen
ther, we reckoo it'll snow this month.
Ar Sin, the "hca:hca Ch;aao," has
given up his euohre- playing and gone
into the tea business George Sym
mers says, and he knows.
party of citizens leave on deer
drive at an early hour, this morning.
Radical officials will take notice. and
not get alarmed unnecessarily.
Job printing of every kind, from
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHaS1x office. Try us.
For q few days we are compelled to
issue lsp.sided sheet five columns on
two pages-owing 10 inaccurate paper.
a fresh lot of full size is on the way.
Old type metal-superior TO Babbitt
Tor some purposes-can be obtained at
PHGNIx Office at low fgures-25 cents
pound for afty pounds or less; 20
cents for larger quantities.
The meeting of the Thiad Ward Tax
Union was unavoidably postponed.
last night, in consequence of the hall
being occupied. Due notice will be
given OF the next meeting.
There was a rife club organized at
Killian's Mill. on Friday, August %,
and the following officers elected:
Capt. W. h. Stack. President; George
A. Swygert. First Vice.P President; J.
B. Dent, Secand Vice President; W.
W. Entzminger, Ensign.
A feeble effort is on foot to save the
State. So say Washington dispatches.
Save it from whatP From Chamber
lain and Moses, or to quiet the terrors
which the cry of fox hounds or the
rustIing of leaves cause the State
Government when darkness over
spreads the earth? Or is this Mr..
Chamberlain's reform "a little?"
Ths Charlestonians are highly de.
lighted-sheir boat crew at Saratoga,
on the 3lst, beat the Savannah boys
124 seconds. A good deal OF money
changed hands on the result, as the
Savannah crew and their hackers were
sanguine of SUCCESS, and "put up"
heavily, at odds.
A young lady artist of this city,
whose paintings have been greatly and
deseryedIY admired, is making arrange.
ments to connect herself with the
Academy OF Design in New York,
where, with the assistance of known
and competent artists, she will have
the opportunity to display her rare
tnlent.
Among the arrivals in this city, yes
te1day, were Messrs. Felix G.. De.
Fontaine. of the New York Herald,
Hardy Solomon, of the Bank and
Trust Company. and Major B. R.
keeler. of the garrison. Major K.
will only remain here day or two, as
he has been appointed on Gen. Nc
Dowell's staff, with headquarters at
Louisville. Ky.
Capt. a. G. Breaizer's departure for
Charlotte was briefly noticed in this
paper yesterday. We now express the
regret OF our citizens at the loss which
they have sustained in the removal of
Capt. B. and bis family to Charlotte
Iu the various positions of trust in
which Capt. B. has engaged during his
four years OF residence here, he has