Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, February 19, 1874, Image 3
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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Thursday, February 1?, 1H74.
POST OFFKK IIOVKTT
Beaufokt, a C., Sept. 24, 1S73.
On and after Monday Oct. 6?h, office open from
4:15 a. m.. until 4 p. m., mall closes at 9:15 a. m
mail delivered at 2:40 p. in.
P. E. EZEKIEL, J
Postmaster.
Ifip-Quitea number of Beaufort sports
are preparing to go the Charleston races.
Rye Flour, Graham Flour, Patent Barley,
Samp and cracked wheat at French's. '
The Surprise Party. I
About fifty ladies and gentlemen called 1
on Mr. and Mrs. Kinguian at the hotel i
9 on Thursday night. They took all hands i i
?;mn nn iin- I i
by surprise ium ,.^v, ?
nouocement having appeared iu the pa- t
pera. Tfie ladies each brought a contri- <
biition to the table aud a really elegant i
collation was the result. The parlors were '
far too small for the assembly and a mo- ]
tion to adjourn to the dining hall was i
carried, nrnu com. music was soon se- i
cured and dancing, commenced, which i
was kept up until the noon of night, i
Some very funny shadow pictures were s
given by Professor IWells during the i
evening. Altogether it was one of the c
pleosantest parties of the season. t
The Fireman's Grand Ball. *
On Monday night Washington Kngine j
Company gave their first grand hall at r
the Sea Island Hotel. Although it was B
arranged for ou short notice it was in ev- r
ery way a success. The committee consisted
of the following gentlemen ; A. S.
Davenport, S. B. Wright, J. H. Harrisson,
John Ilium. Jr., and T. Harms. c
Smoked salmon and fresh salmon at '
French's. ^ n
The Kow at Brunsou. '
Messrs. Paul & Webb scud us a denial
of the charge made in our account of t
the recent disturbance at Brunson, that '
it originated in the bad concuct of young J
men from Hickory Hill. J. 0. Sunders, j
sends also a statement that the alfair i
was exaggerated by our informant. It is (
a stnali matter and here it must rest.
We learn from Capt. Forbes of the
I schooner Georgia, that on the voyage
from New York to this port, she expeL
rienced very heavy weather, having ]
ft northeast galea nil the ny. She had her
I foresail split, and was blown off to the ]
^ southward of the gulf stream.
A bill is before the senate amend- '
ing the charter of the town of Beaufort. ,
We "nave not learned in what re-poet we ,
are to have a change.
Brighton is before the legislature
asking for a town charter. :
The Lid to incorporate Port Roy
a! has at ItLst lei n il ported upon favorably
in the senate. ,
Don't Gvrnmv Your Taxes.
I
Renu mber that iho c who paid the
two mill tax la t year. levied without
authmity last year hy the county couii?ii-.-ioiiRt>.
are entitled to have if deductod
out of their tuxes for this year. l>oii't
forget to demand it when you couie to
pay your taxes.
Twenty barrels early rose potatoes at 1
French's.
??~Tlicre was a baptist church organized
at Scottsville, on St. Helena island, .
on Tuesday. February 10, to be known
as the First African Baptist Church.
Five ricacous were ordained as foilows:
S un Middleton, Adatu Suiulls, Richard
Brown, Critu us Simiuoi)> and Brista Williams.
Organizing council?11* v. R. F.
Bythewood, lie v. A. WardelJ, and Bcv.
C. W. Frazicr.
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The ivlgcticld A<ho lder conies j
to us now under the editorial manage- :
ment of Mr. Thos. J. Adams. His salutation
breathes the right sjiirit. The <
Advertiser is an .excellent paper. We
hope the day is not far distant when the i
Chicago and South Atlantic railroad will
bring us in closer communication.
C and 1? chow-chow, picalilli mixed
pickle^ and Gherkins at French's.
We roc?; red a call on Friday last from
J. (j. 1 . iloiden, editor of the Voukcrs
(N. Y.) (Jiiz'tte, who i? travelling for his
health through the south. We received
from hiiu a copy of his paper, which is
an elegant specimen of typography.
The Schooner Georgia, Cant. Forbes,
Lm arrived last monday, with a cargo mostly
' for Beaufort.
Mr. F rcnch being dcteriuinod to sup*
ply the demand on litin for first class
goods, has received by the Georgia,
S<?i'p?lp*in nf siii'jir fwpntv Itur.
rels flour, twenty barrels potatoes, butter,
clicesc, uiackcral, soap, hams, raisins,
citron, twenty barrels crackers (all
kinds) oranges, 5 kegs Dutch herring,
plantation hoes, li<1) bushels oats, coffee,
J tierces lard. It) dozen brooms, 10 dozen
pails thrc bun l td j ouud.< candies, Worcestershire
sauce, pine apples, pu-k'e .
solace chewing tobacco, cove oysters, lobsters,
poaches, tomatoes, corn; seedless
raisins, bath brick sea foam, &t\. & .
He also received a large lot of frockL
ety from auction suitable for filling up
bioken sets, which will be sokl at very
low prices, 500 flower pots and hanging
baskets; besides a large lot of . fcindard I
groceries at wholesale and retail
bit Out.
(lorry, the cashier of the Atlanta
k, branch ol the Frecdtnau's Savings bank
B . lias proved a defaulter and has run oil. '
IB W e have not heard the amount of loss to
the depositors.
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tf On Friday night l?*t, the down linn her j
train ran ell'the track m the Sheldon switch. It was
found that a bolt had been removal from tb? connecting
rod of the switch, apparently with the intention
to vmck the up night train. The engine wae
*owcd dowu to Hop at Slwldon, and Uw Injury to U
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A CARD.
Kditor Port Royal Commercial:
Allow m? through your columns to give a few fiurts
that came under my personal observation a few day*
ago. The new pilot boat Secret, ran ashore on the
14th Inst., on the Middle Ground, with the captain
and his "competent staff" in charge. It Is to hoped
that she is not injured. When last seen she was on
her beam ends, with no water near her. If the "staff"
continues to find out the bauks instead of the channels,
the Louiy will still bare all the work to do or
flieru will soon be work for wreckers.
Ax Evb-witxesr.
Magnificent Literary Fabric.
Webster's Quarto Dictionary has
passed through various editions, each an
improvement upon and enlargement of
the preceding, until it has culminated in
:he present magnificent literary and
inguistic fabric. The reputation of this
work is not confined to America. We find
it stated that in the Alexandre case, tried 1
n the Court of Exchequer at Wcstmin>ter
Hall, under purely English law, no
)tber dictionary, English or American, ,
ivas quoted or alluded to than this,
rhe Lord Chief Baron, in his decision,
pronounced the " Webster's Dictionary a
vork of the greatest learning, reseach,
tnd ability." Besides the numerous
llustrations with which the volume is
uterspersed, there are at the end sixtyeven
pages of the most fiuished pictorial
llustrations, representing almost every <
oneeivable object in nature, science, and
irt. It would be unnecessary, if we were
:ouipetent to the task, to subject this (
vork to a critical analysis. Its reputation <
s firmly established. It is built upon a '
ock, and can bid defiance to any petty i
itorm that the critics caj raise.?llichnond
Whiff.
Confiscation.
The Uni n Times prints the fax rc:eipts
for taxes upon eight hundred :
icres of land near Jonesville, in that (
onnty. Thev make the following exhibit
:
faxes on 800 acres of land, 18">7, $ 7 00
Faxes on 80U acres of land, 1808, 63 00 j
["axes on 800 acres oi' land 1873, 117 80
Thus the taxes on one piece of proper- 1
,v in Union County was increased eight '
fold during the first two years, and fit- (
;een fold during six years. The property
jpon which the above taxes were pajd
las not enhanced in value one dollar?in
fact the bnildings aud fences arc not as
food as they were in 1867. ,
Red and silver skin onions at French's. 1
200 cabbages at French's.
Real Estates Transfers. (
A. E. & 0. Burns, to H. J. Addison, i
120 acres, Peepies, $500.
L. F. Bruusou to J. P. Gray, 5} acres,
Peoples, $150.
E. J Webb, to M. A. Webb, 1 acre, '
Urun.-on, $550
K. 1). Myers, to W. H. Stark & Co., ^
1472 acres, Coosawliatehie, $250. i
sheriff, land ot'F. Pope, to J. II. IIowird,
trustee, 742 acres, Bluffton, $590.
W. J. Peeples, to W. R. Tuteu 90 '
icres, Pecpies, $100.
Sheriff, land of B.?x, to M. E. Box,
1S5 acres, Robert, $10. (
Sheriff, land oi I/iwton, to A M. Ma - 1
in, !0 VJ acres, Robert, $0O>).
Sheriff, land of Kl./a Goethe, to A. J.
li ill, 250 acres, Goethe, $10. ,
A. M. Peoples, to J Marvin. 40 acies,
Peoples. $ .5 >.
Sheriff, lands of J. P._ Morall, to R.
W . MouUo", 380 aore^, Bluftion, $-500.
Sheriff, land of W. J. W hipper, to M.
Poliitzer, 43 acres. Beaufort, $510.
Sheriff, land of W. J. Whipper, to R.
Smalls, lot in town of Beaufort, $1,800.
11. G. Holmes, to M. A. Bennett 116
icres, Peoples, $348.
II. D. Mulligan, to A. J. Preacher,
( 00 acres, Goethe. $1,000.
Sheriff, to Wui. Deloaeh, 196 acres,
Lawton. $!'i50.
Sheriff, to A. 0. Jones, 1209 acres,
Beaufort, $!,509.
R. E. SliatM. to W. Biggins, 10 acres,
Yetuassec, S:>9.
W. (j. l>es.-att.ssu:e. to K. Dessaus.sure
jue liftli of 473 acres, Sheldon, nominal.
M. E. Stevens, to C. L, Stevens, 1,000
teres, Lawton, J 1,000.
W. E. li.unson, to B. L. Brisbane
J
jne-f'ourth acre, Brunson, $50?
J. Chadwick, to A. 11. Kenton, 475
teres, Sheldon, if4,000.
li. \ <>u iiarien, to Chloe Wright, lot
in Beaufort, S *6o.
Ely Be'lecger to It. E. Ilutledgc, lot
in Beaufort, $125.
Sheriff, to M. M. FanaJeaux, lot in
Graham villi,
Shtrifi, to i\ L J?h!? ? !i, 1053 acres,
CoosiiVa'chio, $200.
Slier, i f li I'. B.'itvii. 220 acres, S".
lleh-na. $2o0.
Shenti, lund of Xehetuias, to G.
lloioi. . J'.MJ acres, Sheldon, $400.
She: !tl. land of W. J. Whipper, toW.
E. A.nuan. 220 acres, lVeidcs, 92.300.
J. N. Moore, and J. C. Ilutson, to M.
A. Ix-wis, one quarter of 1330 acres,
iVeples, Si.000.
M. A. Ijewis, to J. M. Hoover, trustee,
same land. IVeplos. 9j.oi.0.
J.nnes Oregorie, to M. Landman and
Moses Rose, 1,000 acres, I'ocotaligo,
nominal.
M. T. Buck nor, to B. F. Buckner, S95
acres. Coos.iwatehie, $250.
R. G. Holmes, to J. J. Sandlcy, 103 i
acres, Peeples, 9300*
Irish and Canada oat in- at at French's.
Cauberries at Freneh's.
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Arrived February 15th, sehr. Georgia,
Capt. Forbes, master, from New York,
with merchandise.
The schr. Alice Bell, Hathaway, for
Orient 1.. I., to load for Port Royal.
(\, sailed from Providence, It I. February
7.
The sclir. Anna Tihbetts, from Orient, J
L. I., for Pert Royal, S. C., wis spoken
off the bar, yesterday, by Pilot Boat
Pride, No. 5, and reported having been '
off Port Royal, on Mouday, but was i
unable to get a pilot, and was blown ;
off.
The scljr. Faragut. Hart, frotn Beaufort,
S C., arrived at Boston, February
10.
The Bjhr. Mary Ellen, Warren, from
Beafort, 8: C., arrived at Boston, February
10.
At London 26th, Osprey, Biddle, from
" i i ii (miimimmmm
49* The Port Royal Dock, Warehousing, Banking
Street Railroad, Direct Trade and ex-oetr#Compan y
has been chartered by the legislature, with a very
distinguished company of corporators. A good Joke
is told of its passage in the house. STr. Peter Papln,
the grand central superintendent of this enormous
enterprise, was sppruacbed by one Sjvrry, who said
that the bill could not poesibly go through the committee
without some compensation for his (Sperry's)
exertions in having it properly reported. Peter, with
great readiness, and with his well-known lilwrality
assured Sparry that he should haTe a check on s
Columbia bank for five hundred dollars, the Very
moment the bill was favorably reported. This was
very- comforting to sperry. But u|K>n presenting bis
check to the bank he was informed that they had no
oae by the name of Peter Papin on their books. Thu
check was a very nice check, but there was no money
to meet it. Spcrry hurried to .Senator Smalls^
who had rather fathered Papin's bill, but Smalls
knew nothing about it. Pspiii, when remonstrated
with said:
Veil, I had no money: I did promise you a check,
and a chock you did have. If I did not do so my
little bill would not have pass." Sjierry has been
suspicious of checks ever since.
Sheriff's Sale.
John Foster Endorser, vs. S. 1L Wallace, Ex'cor.'
3. H. Wallace, in his own right.
By virtue of sundry wriUof/erf/aefa?to me direct
Bd, I will sell at public out cry in front of niy office
In the Town of Beaufort, on the first Monday of
March, being the second day of said month, between
ibe legal hours of sale the following property to wit:
All the right title and Interest of 8. II. Wallace,
Executors of the estate of John Wallace, in and to
til lh.it plantation or tract of land situate lying and
being In the County of Beaufort and State of South
Carolina, containing five hundred and sixty-five
5G5) acres, more or less. Terms cash.
ALSO.
All the right, title and interest of James Rouse, In
tnd lo all that plantation or tract of land situate, lyng
and being In the County of Beaufort ahd 8tate
>f South Carolina, containing three hnndred (300)
teres, more or less. Terms cash.
At AO.
'sabclla Chevcrs. Ad'mr. or Charles Cherers, vs
Frank White and Charles White.
On the premises of Frank White, on the Farantah
back river in Beaufort County, in the State < f
Jouth Carolina, on Monday, the the fourth day of
tlarch, 1874, the following property, to wit:
Two hundred bushels of rough rice (untrhashed,\
tnd eight hundred bushels of rough rice. Terms
:ash.
ALSO.
Mary M. Fair, Ad'mr., vs. James Porcher.
All the right, title and Interest oframes Porcher, in
tnd to all that plantation or tract of land situate, lyng
and being in the County, and State aforesaid,
ontalning four hundred and ninety-five (49.5) acres,
nore or less, levied upon as the projicrty of Jdmc,
Porcher, at the suit of Mary M. Farr, admt'z., this
ract to be sold at the risk of the former purchaser,
fames Porcher. Terms cash.
At AO,
Exckiel stokes, vs. II. J. Snider.
All the right, title aud interest of;II. J. gnider, in
tnd to all that plantation in Peoples Township.
I lean fort County, containing three hundred and
.hirty-five (335) acres, more or less. Terms cash.
ALSO,
All the right, title and lutcresl of J. E. Nix, in and
? one sorrel horse, levied upon as the property of J.
I*.. Nix, at the suit of Ciias. N. West, assignee. Terms
.ash.
WM. WILSON, *
K H. C.
Administrator's Notice.
w. P. F?.\VIS, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE E8rATK
of Samuel II. Barlier, will soil at the Couit
House, on Monday, Feb. M ih - following persona
property, by order of tin- Pruhato Judge:
One M-li.Koncr, (10^ tons) and tackle; 37 yarrl can<7
yards canvas, No. I". Ono Waltliam Watch
Joe Cornet) One Smith A V casou revolver; besides
rearing apparel. Tonus cusli.
J. A. Khbd.-s, administrator of the cstat > of W. E.
Alt-nan, will sell at public outcry, during (he legal
ours ?,f sale, at the late twid.nco of J. C. ,AI:iaan
leceaaed, mar Crockrtvlllo, fu Beaufort county, on
A'cdncsduy the IStli <l?r of February Instant. th<
' llow.ug iMiwonaliy, to ale Thro- borne*; bix c:.t'Ic;
tw.> hii. s; fifty-nine bush Is of corn; one tliouwnd
p ?ui:d blades, tugcllu-r w.lh other clTecU of
ilid estate. Terms cash.
A S. Hitch-oek, administrator of the estate of R.
s il nnett, gives the customary notlco lo ail liavlng
Maims |o render their accounts to hlwat his office in
Beaufort.
A HALF OEM CRY
PASTORAL SERMON
ISY THE
REV JOS. E. WAL2ER, I). B.
RECTOR OK
ST. BEiiE.1.4 IHIRCH, BE.11F0RT, S. CCI11(
INT.II AS, 1873.
Printed by request of (lie Vestry.
*'?>H NAM) AT
DR. H. M. STUART'S DRRG STORE,
? and a> tlic office of the
PORT ROYAL COMMERCIAL.
ri-lc? S3 Conts.
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."vat ny man un icccipi ui iuu uuuvu
1 trice bv addru.S'ing
J. G. THOMPSON,
Office Comci^rriaJ, Beaufort, S.C.
WANTED.
SOIIOONKliS TO LOAD ""PIHte1MIATK
rock at Hull Kivor nn.1 C'liarioLon,
fur Baltimore and Orient, L. I.
Apply to
CAMPBELL & WVLLIK,
Accommodation \V hirf,
feb. 1 i?,t fl Charleston, S. l'<
NOTICE.
Stale aud Couuty Taxes.
cut sty Tiskas.'kkc's < ifkice, \
Coi'ht Horsi: Bkwsokt, S. C /
Tor the ronvonh'iic? of Tax payors I will fir at the
f.'llnH in ; nuiu il pla v.H 111 iin; i oiiii'v in lui'iiii.iK'
the e.ili-etiuii 'if taxes fuj llr. year 1ST3:
(irahamville, FVlrruary 17th.
Jfardocvillc. " ISiTi.
Savannah.SheriirsOtlhw, IHili.
Striven Ferry. " ".Dlh.
Oakland, New IJIvcr, " sit,
ri'ill'ioir " 2ttd.
lliiUin lit ad, " 27lh.
Oiyittni: IIoi.mim.
f-b.11-2t. County Treasurer Beaufort County.
h Ml.\<TI0.\ SI'ITNit.v
Yokk, January l.'ith. l#7t.
Sin:
Your at' e-n is called to the hdlowiii;; divismn
ami rejKirli suit recently liiol itnlctl a walnut a paity
i\l,n eiiil*"ii od to infringe my Patent fnr layii.
Artilieia Stone Pavement, vita
Fiom Out "National ItepnblUnn," Wa- hington, P. <\
The St'liillfiitfor l'dvcniPiit?Iiijuiurtiuii
Case,
The case of Sr.'iiiliniirr I'n.thi- Portion^ S'ew* Ctmpau'i
was eallisl fur final li-aring on Saturday, when a
perpetual injunction was granted by JiiJwe Wv kik,
Iwluiiu; the Kquity Court. restraining the defeiulanta
from using the Sch lllingcr I'alert, for laying side
walks of Portland Cement.. The defendant claimed
that the patent was invalid, ami that the invention
had Ikvii'extensively uosl in Furope and thi.? "<e.intry
for ninny years pant The testimony tor the
|in?ee.il|ou eflivtually proved th" contrary. The
d streo ot' iBe court decides liiiaRy the validity of the
jutont.
The patent for8. Is for laying the sidewalks in
detaebed blocks, with tar-pa'per, or its e<jitival"rt,
beiwoeu the joints, which prevents cracking of the
same.
The cav was a'dy argued by the respective counsels,
Mr. Flunk Trim; for the complaint, and Mr.
Samuel Phillips, for the resiiondont.
The decision establishes the ScfaiWncer the only
legitimate patented cement pavement. That is a
capital footway notwithstanding heat ami frost, ii
drawn In the splendid specimen which, was laid,
roentta front tS the St. Ctoqd Hotel, owner
' Yet7 reapeutfuUr roars, '
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tiiheb trai\s imii.v fro*
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Savannali and
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Everj' apartment of this House 1
eutcrtain in the most hospitable m:
home to spend the winter months a
Livery Stable, Billiard Halls, Cn
Rooms may be secured for the wi
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SHIP MAS'
T H :
COTTON COMPR
ARE PREPARED TO R1
RATES, 1
Bargain
BARC
JOHN C
SSiUJLiJLiX
ENTIRE W
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" COLO!
LOOK TO Y
1} E A R
HAND and PGWE
3?ntentoci
THESE am ARE THE BEST A5D
For
I am prepared to f
Colored men you can gin you
money for your crop. Every mac
liihition at
BENNETT'S STORE,
Wymar
Oct.O 73.
~S. M. WALLACi
Cotton Factor
AND
GRIST MILLE
Wholesale Dewier in
GRAIN. HOMINY, HEAL, FEES,
Sea Ifclnxici CoMo
Jimight, Ginned :inj prepare 1 1? >r
kct.
A (It.mces 31 iido on (oirdtrnmci
11.ivinir the best machinery J'rr ti
cotton ami .tri imlinjr corn and meal,
prepared to ? xeuife all orders o
shortest possible notice.
The highest price paid for
Cotton and Com
Cotton tinned on toll.
PACIFIC MO G?
(CAPITAL Si,000,000.)
Soluble Pacific Guar
rpnifrOtJaXO IS NOWS'J WKI.Ij know
.M. the Southern HUlej; fur itit reniskarhl
as an agency fur increasing the pristcois ofh
not to require >|>ecixl rceoiiiinenilatintt from
use for eight years K?t has estuhjiflwd Its < !
i for reliable cxct-tl> in c. The Htr^o Cx<<1 <a|
i reeled liy tIn- Company in ilii? in.il>> ullo
<ur. ?t puamnt-c of the continued cxcvll no
I Guano. TI> -> p|. > * ptti into market Ili
i ttre, In n iofiirt , pro, and under the M'j*
' .ice of l?r. N. .Inliaii Itnvcnnl, ( hciuim
i .- jr. n? : . S.C. lit not* plant
j r>*?t i l' ' " , lit" ssnd roiii;.G-ilioii
| ri~ -.nao it sh?t heretofore .solJ.
j. N. imiumv
Selling A .'cnt, Ch'irlc'.oii
JOHN S. RKl>l'.A Cl
Genornl Agent*, Ralli
Term*? ? IS c* h: ?W time, wltlmuf fntori
To occotnmodafi* plJnteiS, tliey can order t
have until IM of Apii! l>. decide a* lotttieil
j will take at rime or >-t?!> price. V. Io n >1
j from the factory by tlu- car K?d, no dmya^t
cbhi'it< JAcid
l'hoophatc, (inano. Ooue I'lutorj Ac.,
titrhiifcd? (jUai.y ^naraulctd.
J N. KOI
To holders of Coontj Tap**
All persona having olaiuii ugaii
, county who are unwilling to du.pt
i the BamejUa discount are retjuusi
? 'jggWEr v_Tf-rgn
ssii ?&?!'&
eattfo^X, &
0
ias been nut in complete order during the past suniu
inner the travelling public. The northern tourist v>
s can be found South.
>quet and Telegraph Offico are atucmg the acquisition
inter by letter or Telegraph.
M.
NOTICE TG
TERS AND COTTON
E PORT ROI
ESSING, WAEEHOUSIN
JCELVE ON STORAGE AND COMPRESS <
V.T THEIR WORKS AND YARD AT PORT
CII
s Bargains! r
5-AIINS!!!
AT J
COOPER'S, 5
NG OFF HIS
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INTER STOCK *
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RED MEN
OCR INTERESTS.
Pi & R N C O- n
:r belt cotton gins ,j
lUCrtx-oli ?20, 1087.
XT EC0303IM M.UTI1TLS EVER OFFERED iQ
"i. O A Li 23 .
ill all orders at short notice. fo
r own cotton, save vmr seed aud get more 9b
liinc warranted. Call ar.d see them. On exBAY
ST., BEAUFORT, S. C.
i Dearborn.
Patentee, Manufacturer and Agent.
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7, ThiVdrri Ihnftxzjv dnd Sapphrs,]f(>aElui?/, \
. $ Br^cktbiKrvfh RdilJUbiitrrs^'lre Gruuils, \
t SIdc and .Virile .Winfles;FloorindDnin jj
jan.7. i IlingiWhite Pine, WdtmrfRjuyLtL-n&cr} \ 31
____ ? L'lbinetMikerjRne llroodt,& c. *
>D ft All WorhWarrinlei. \
j LOWEST PRICES. J
4 Send fcrPrice Lilt. ^
\ I. H. HALL & COJ ,
0 Htnitfirlurm & JJptltrr. \ ?
LO. R, Sj4*,6,t,l0. Murhet Street
- i!'4$, 225, East Bar,' La
n i n al I 'CHA X LESTON,, s. 0. I-J
c cifccto HBi ?J
il?ir, a? Entered ?i:c inltui '3 a ;t of Cor.gr ".<? in the;, ear
"* u' STS, t.v I. IL H ill J: ( In offiee Librarian of O n
Mrectcr ;lo. ji Wiialilugtod. . .y
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of I lie "MiY L
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0. I ful.'AlCO. T
- i ' I
i^'" At the (tore uf
iow and P# VV. oC/HEPPER,
u-r ih<->
i-llv .vil Buy Street, lit.;iiJ So. * t>ock.
v ill i>. ^1,1,.j. j,(, w.yj juwcr jiiau any oilier stomal
iUiAl PilUr. jan. 4-ly 1,1
A S 1>AVfcM'OitT, deals ill uii kii .ls Uj
jsos, of game, fi ll, turtle, clams and liiie U.
single oyjtcH None but the very bent ,
r* quality is wanted lf'ynu have venieon, P1
it the dneka. quails, turkeys, fine poultry, fi-di, m
jse ol yVatern, go to the Express uttice aud get M
to the cash for them dee 18 tf.
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TKAIXft POIl BE.41'PORT
3>
.t?vc (iirnrli ilon, A:*.) A.J
'icare Chnrleiton, O/OO P. J
A liinvc Augusta, C;4.j A. J
H Usrt Angntta, 3il0 P. I
m Snrnnnah, Vi.10 A.J
Arrive at Be?uf?>rt, ?il>0 P. J
Arrive at Beaufnat, P.J
icr, and the Proprietor is now ready t
ill find as pleasant and comfortable
is of the i/otfsc.
M. KINGMAN ,
Proprietor
>
SHIPPERS.
at POWER CO.
COTTON AT THE UStAL
ROY?L.
AS. ROGERS
Suporintendont.
FOR SAVANNAH
A.VD
itermediate Landing!
TUB .STKAMEIl
M. S. ALLISON,
ii.l Leave Beaufort, every Satu:
IY.
Returning, will leave Savannah cvor
onday morning.
Leave Beaufort for Charleston over
it slay morning at 11 o'clock, a. m.
For engagements, apply to
W. Harrison,
Beaufort, S. C.
R. P. McCants,
,n.29. Savannah, Ga.
THE EMPIRE
ottos ma oo
Have one of their magnificent
Cotton Compresses
operation at
Port Royal, S. C.
r compressing cotton for Foreig
ipracnts. For further iuformatiot
>Dly to * ?
JOKxT W. WALLACE,
President, Augusta,
JOSEPH GRAHAM,
Superintendent, Fort Royal.
And to the President and Superii
ndent of the Fort Royal railroad i
ugusta, Geo. janl.
]DGAR G7 NICHOLI
SURVEYOR
RAUaHTSMAN & CIVIL EM1MI
Deputy to the Surveyor General.
an lira n Corporation ICnglnrrr In foi
liferent cltlm, and g!vm aatlafuctlc
iivirycute. I* thoroughly eonverawi
lilt the gin eriui-e ul ittiviyiln th
Iclntt J*.
ifii-e cor. ?S!h an 1 Bst. Beaufort, S.
A. B. McGregor,
HOUSE/ SIGN, AM)
CARRIAGE PAINTE]
?AI-SO?
raining: & Paper Hanging
Orders solicited and satisfaction gua
iteed. Corner Magnolia & Bay Sts.
oct. 10-1 v.
J. M. Williams.
ATTORNEY AT LA"V
I3oau.fort, ?3. C.
Will practice in Circuit Courts of tl
1 Circuit, and Trial Justice Courts <
n; I'oit i.'eyul Railroad.
sopt. 13-ly.
A. I\ OWENS'
JEW YAMASSEE EATIN*
AND
Refreshment Salooi
I NCHON *. rw ?n?l POUT llOYJ
IMICHUIJS.
n.FSTY OK TIMK AUAi'.VLD F?>I"t MEALS
Tht'tfntf rilgnrd be (lug l.-a*?d the Yemasece E
? 1I.iu.? j f.t.lri iu late Mr. S-llvrt, I
Mores that freat InipmnncMU wilt- in tirade
le arranwijenu for mppl jta^ giimt- with wUu
II ui^rI* up-hi the arrival oi each iratu.
Go al areoniRMidUiuiu Ibr lodging! r??eJets will
xjvkiod aa > ?.n u possible. A gentlemen's refrw
"tit and waiiirv i<+jiu will b. provided, where t
?t Hipmrs will be obtainable.
The pat ronagw of travellers is raapectfblly soUeU
"tout limits
X 10 , v%j^H
(P0s |A aZ^B
? (Through to Augusta. '^8
jj THE SBORTBSf SiT?APKT lOM J|
|; FREIGHT OR PASSEirGEfi& fl
f BchVeco Charleston and AifiiUi B
,, Between Sarunnnti nnrf Aagtuta/ fl
SOUTH OR WEST?/ jM' I
jD^ r /MSSEVOBR
? - 'In
HAM* OF RATMMa. | AfHr
4 4 Hcaufortf...!.... .... 10 01 la 0? fl
*95 bland TanlL................. 10 10 10 C- - 'h fl
14 4 Seabrook......... 10 44 10 4i
IK 3 shcl'loi),tl M II tgj
15 7 Y em Mace .... .? 1148 1*17
32 7 Early Branch...?1141 1*4;
84 1 Ma ill J In* ?...., /X.A..~a1 1* 47 1* <Il
34 2 Altmami 12 M 12 8? ; ||
40 4 Aimed*. 106 10* ',<? II
42 2 Vara grille - 1 II 1 if B
48 8 floor en ?/ 1 18 V1J - iflM fl
51 0 Branson'*...................... 1 42 14* , ' ^
83 4 Caniphelllun 1 44 1 W I
60 8 Allendale 8 04 1 1* ,?.*> H
64 4 Appletoo...................... 2 44 1 H
68 4 Held oe 2 44 * 4t -JifeM
72 4 IOC I fx .
76 4 MiJlett...' 114 lit
80 4 HaUieriUo. ?14 I *4! ' : I
a 84 4 Robbing I 38 4 la
7 90 6 Ellen ton *84 4 Of ' iSOl 1
Hugh 4 13 4 19 SM
96 I 6 Jackson 4 171 4 ?
mi I 9 Beech bland 6 00 5 iff ' A 1
111 I 6 IAuyoab..;^..../)./.....6 Ml , fl
J AS. 0*. MOOR# "J
Engixleer k Superintendent' I
"Tort Rby&l Railfoatf
Wotioo. 1
ALL FREIGnTS for charlebtok aw# "-*?$ J
SAVANNAH, or going North will be raoelrwi k M
j on Monday*. Wednesdays and Friday*, beetweee th# C.M V|
hours ol four and aix. r. n. a
P. HAMILTON, . M
By order of J. 0. MooKk, 8bp4. * I
BRICKS! pElf
200,000 ]
MANUFACTURE!) MONTHLlf I
y Sea L'd Brick LinB^i. J
rVindfnir! rrmr KniMlna# /?f DOir* ?aCaJI
(Ire-proof, find save the high rsteepf Insurance noif 4
y charged ou wood buildings. Bricks do not ban off 1
bricks do not rut down.
Our Brick Kilns |
are located on Salt Water Creek, two mflee from
Beaufoit. Vessel* drawing fifteen feet of water e*^ J
load within fifty feet of oar kilns. A single MA
drifts boots or flats to the city of Beotifcrt or AM
BRICKS
of any sire or quality, plain or repressed, muiketl
urcd to onlcr at short notice at Charleston and &0f ' J
vannah prices
Call at our office In
CROFUT'S BtJlLDINO
Bar Street, Beaufort, and examine nmples,t
Sea Is'd Brick Lime C& T
Tunc 10-trr
u ENGRAVING ' m
lr a>D
"Watch Eepairing ;:|
^^
P. M. WHITMAif
ft' HAS Jt'PT RECEIVED A FINE ASSOMMMfrf*
of Jewelry, oensls' log of
r colixdun sibtEii #a#cb4#,
in
CHAINS. _
u CHATELAINES, _ ' ?3
is RINGS, SLEEVE BCTTOMa, ETC;
Al?o a One assortments of
f. o Ij O O K ^ ,
Will give his personal attention to th? iep*trl*f^f
Watches, Cluck* and Jewelry ; Ornamentjfr M|
j>Iain engraving done at short notice. ( t J <
GoDtleincn having flne Watches can (cat thai
this establishment by one of
R HOWARD & CO'S $500 REGOLAftHSi
JIayo'i Bulldlai, Ba/Street.
> ~V- Z. COianSSIOHSR '
r- #oii
BEAUFORT CdtitfTif
J. u. THOMPSON,
Boftiiforti S;Q.' T
G. P. GARDINER
V DK.CI.KK 1ST ' VNjjj
otiooE Ufa*; J
LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, SHOES, ]
HILTON HEAD, 8. C. j
Cotton Ginned and Corn Ortttrii At tW A
above plane. .
Grist, Bread and Feedy I
G A'.ways 011 hum!. Fer caah alt' Otdwrf
will be oromptl/ attended to. t '
1 UPHOVE! BOILIIIG IITFJtitf.
BOAjfarOrruntor tuk Sotthkm, V .
. Artificial frrosf* Company/.. V ' - - 1
Columbia, & (!, ftbrwjy 1,'mC f
The tiiinm of Betulbrt and rldalty ait'
that we are prepared to enter into yiQ?.
it. perm-h* hearedwJwu* of build]feejji' fetf fijt v '
riiVbk'fefaMof Artifldal 8Ura? '
l? hmia.r ere cold fu vuuiuor KmrfjOHfepP*"^'
u- foully dee proof, (ihto teflweat AW MSHHttOf &
a noo-atnerOant of Dattgr or flfatev. HaM( fete*/ "1
he Ftctortea, Mlih Hbt^feth rt)i|i1
h e^Buiiel Vaultsbo h|dl|MM fete iteMK :
rid .t^whtnl a3T^rfct, of *>.* aarf aaante air
durable Gen. Q, At Gfiofcre, IfiiafeyiMte Xfefe m - . EfcW.iA
thadTRXjbt*.**U*e ittKS? *egfeiiBg. . j&gMB
04 w!*? ?5idto .