The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-21

pills are good for headache. fevers,
ohiiis, liver disorders and costiveness
81 seems to be good letter. H. n.
Fl. stands for Heinitsh's Happy Hit.
Five Of the sweetest words in the
English language begin with H
heart, hope, home, Heaven, happi-
ness
Some of the !adios connected with
the Sowing Society of the Episcopal
Church propose having q moonlight
entertainment on the evening OF Thurs.
day, the 23l OF July. They will be
pleased to see their friends on the lawn
Of the Male Academy, between the
hours Of 61a and 10 p. NJ. In case Of
rain, the uoaiemy itself has been
kindly rendered to them for the even
ing.
The steamer Georgia has been tenn
porarily Withdrawn from the line be-
tween Charleston and New York. and
the Columbia (named after our capital
city and formerly commanded by the
veteran Berry takes her place. Capt.
Crowell has charge of the Columbia
and brought her in on Sunday. The
Georgia is to be changed from side
wheel to a propeller, aud other changes
and Improvements are to be made.
PLEASANT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
To the Grand Concert by the Choral
Union, at Columbia, S. c., ou next
| Wednesday night, for the benefit of
the Palmetto Orphan Homo. Superin-
tendent Dodamesd has kindly offered
to run an excursion train from New
berry to Columbia. aud return nfter
the concert. Tickets for the reund
trip, including admission to the con-
cert, S3-provided party of at least
fifty persons can be obtained.
TO THE GERMAN ScaEUrzES VEnE1S.
Henry" Mr.. Secgers' right. hand
man, requests ns to inform mem bers OF
the Schuetzen Vereip. that the room
next to the saloon, kindly furnished to
the society by their well-known Pres.-
dent. john T. Ssegers. Esq, is now
ready for both active and passive mem
bers. where they can ell Joy themselves
IA brothers Of German society
Henry" furthermore, desires us to
inform members, that they will always
find him at his post. ready to furnish
them with the best of beer, as we'll as
punches-not with club, bnt tasty
ones; and not bear, all animal, but
nome made lager beer, from AIr. See.
gers brewery.
FORTHCOMING WORK. DR.. La
Borde's History of the South Carolina
College, new edition. is now going
through The press OF Walker, Evans &:
Cogswell, Charleston. 4 handsa m o
subscription has been made to the
work. It is desirable, however, that
fifty or hundred more copies shall be
ordered, SO that all expenses shall be
met ut the outset, aud that subscriber
who has subscribed for fifty copies
Shall he relieved OF an undn. expense.
The old friends Of Dr. LaBorde have
shown only due appreciation of his
principal work, and the nffectionatc
respect to his memory which life
filed with good ueeds and broad, ca.
tholic charities is entitled o receive.
The Mass MEETING, LAST NIGHT =
! The mass meeting of the colorel Ne
chnnics' Union Association, announced
for last night, in front Of the State
Capitol, was failure, SO far as the
regularly appointed speakers were con.
cerned-Judge Wright being the only
one present; and for nearly az hour
he held forth, impressing upon the
assemblage the Importance of the
young men learning trades; declared
that there were III this city JUS! as good
colorcd mechanics US could be found
anywhere in the United States, etc
Several other persons were called
| upon-some Of whom respondcd-anl
were vocifero..sly applaude,l, but We
could not catch the names. The rs.