The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-19
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PHOENIX.
4 Adyertisipgi is to businessiwhat steam
Is to nachinery-the grand propelling
power. H
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Read the notice of the good things
which Mr.. Mckenzie has for sale
oranges, pine-apples, etc.
Mr.. Nortbrop ''rises to explain"
that he is not editor.in. chief of the
Union Herald. "Veil. vot OF it?"
The watch advertised in the PnGSIx,
Us having been stolen from gentle
man in Sumter. has been recovered.
Nothing like printers ink.
The dramatic entertainment aud
ball of the Columbia Schuetzen. Verein
comes off tonight, in Schuetzen
Halle, two doors above PHOENIX office.
Upper Boundary street has been
changed to Elmwood aveuue-rather
an improvement on the old title. Let
tho avenue be put in order at once.
The income of Raleigh, N. c., il
$780, and the city expenses only
S36.0O0 Think of it! The Old North
is great State.
Disguised Republicans are joining
the Tax Unions in different sections.
Several became members ut Rock Hill,
on the l5lh. Let 'em in.
Job printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try us.
Any one desirous of securing fount
Of secondhand bourgeois or minion,
can obtain bargain by applying at
this Office. Any quantity from 800 10
800 pounds.
The SonAserm !Nusicul Journal, pub
lishcd by Ludden & Bates, Savannah,
IS capital publication. and one which
every musicist should subscribe for.
Send for specimen copy.
Old Jonathan Maner, of the sand
hills, was set upon. robbed and severely
beaten, by two colored men. few
miles from Columbia, day or two
ago.
The Ne'eS and Cou,;er keeps within
its shell aud utters never a word to the
charges and insinuations of it's coten.
porary. the Sun. Perhaps it is like
the orb of night. at: which the little
animal bayed.
HCaptain ). G. Braine advertises that
he has disposed of his interest in the
Southe.n Artificial! Stone Company to
O. G. Butler. The parties are now
operating ia Augusta. Those who owe
him can forward the respective am ount ts
to that city.
There Was lively game of base
ball, yesterday, on the grounds of the
garrison, between O club from Wins.
boro and picked nine from Colum-
bia. A number of ladies we're in at.
tendance. Columbia was the winner
he score standing 39 to II.
Senator Jones, OF Georgetown, ar
| rived i'll Columbia. yesterday, and
waited upon the Governor, with u
request from the Sheriff and Mayor of
Georgetown for troops to preserve the
peace. A disinterested party should
have been sent, as the military Senator
is the loader of one of the factions.
Messrs. Keliner, Rosenberg aud
Habenicht are making great prepara.
tions for the dramatic entertainment
and ball tonight. They say that the
second performance will go ahead of
the first. The committee will see that
order is preserved. Mr.. and Mrs. Cra.
mer will assist.
An aged colored man, named Ned
Hall. who has for length of time
been keeping an eating house in
Greasy Row, died yesterday, from
lock-jaw. He stuck mil in his foot
more than week ago, and has suffered
terribly. His 1.-TWO ten cents and one
five cents" will be missed by his hun
cry customers.
REPORTED TROUBLES AT RIDGE