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The Columbia Daily Phoenix
Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina
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Local news from Columbia reports the Phoenix office location, thanks individuals for Charleston Courier copies, notes Dr. Melvin M. Cohen's new stock of goods, and expresses optimism about merchants resuming operations, small-scale building, upcoming railroads, and support from New York merchants amid money scarcity.
Merged-components note: Merged section title 'Local Items' with the following local news article on city prospects.
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The office of the Columbia Phoenix is on Gates street, second door from Plain. We are indebted to Dr. P. M. Cohen, Mr. C.A. Bedell and a lady friend for late copies of the Charleston Courier.
Our readers will observe, by referring to Dr. Melvin M. Cohen's advertisement, that he has just opened a fresh stock of useful articles. He claims that in quality and price his goods will rank with the best in the market.
Our City--Its Prospects.
We are pleased to see that some of our merchants are commencing operations again, and that here and there buildings-of course, on a small scale--are being put up. We have no doubt that by the time the railroads through the up country are completed, quite a respectable amount of business will be done here. Prominent New York merchants have signified their willingness to accommodate their old customers; so that the scarcity of money need deter none from "entering the lists." We wish one and all success.
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Columbia
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merchants commencing operations; small-scale buildings being put up; optimism for business growth with railroads and new york merchant support despite money scarcity.
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The Columbia Phoenix office is located on Gates street, second door from Plain. Thanks to Dr. P. M. Cohen, Mr. C.A. Bedell, and a lady friend for late Charleston Courier copies. Dr. Melvin M. Cohen has opened a fresh stock of useful articles, claiming top quality and price. Merchants are restarting operations, buildings are being erected on a small scale, and prospects are positive with upcoming up-country railroads and willingness from prominent New York merchants to aid old customers amid money scarcity.