LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Thnrwlkv, March ? 1X74.
POST llFFirK HULK ft
1*?rri*T F C s?pt 24 1873.
'on *a<l alter .Wuau. '%. * r '< ' ">m
3:15 a.m.. until 4 p. BL, mall closes at 0:15 a. m
mall delivered at 2:40 p. m.
P. E. EZEKIKL,
V'vstnia^tf^r.
MectJsf? a< IV>rfc
. A.tueeUtiK of1'H t'P ]\
al was held 00 FriiL.. 'a-' a! ' 'a >!'
the Port Royil Couon Goutpr?s>ing Cy.,
jlyr tfcO purpose of expressing the feeling
pi the people upon the death of Stephen
C. MittelU tJeo. A. Bennett presided,
And 0harjes Rogers, acted as secretary.
Kfastus liubbard , Capt. Dickinson and
Capt- Stokes were appointed a committee
1 ?^ItsOsAna Pomorlro l>T
tO a raw up re?;iuuuun a?v>u...u v.
pressive of esteem for the character of
the late Mr. Millett. and profound sorrow
at his death were made by Mr. Hub
bard, Capt* Kibg, Mr. Cowdery and
other* After which the following resolutforts
were adopted, and ordered to be
communicated to the family of Mr. Milletl:
c Resolved. That in the death of Stephen
C. Millett, the people of Port Royal
sincerely feel that they have lost a
warm friend, and an enterprising and
a valuable citizen.
He was one among us who stood out
in bold relief; his open, generous and
honest heart and noble aims had won our
oonfidcUCe and high esteem. His ambition
Was to be honorably and profitably
occupied in developing the wealth and
resources of our vicinity^ and he always
encouraged and stimulated the energies
of his fallows itt industrial pursuits. Aclive
and ebergOtiO, confident of his own
poWere, he knew no uilsurmourttable obstacle
in any enterprise he undertook.
In the prime pf manhood, in the
miast of Well directed efforts of a public
nature, ana full of public spirit, he passed
away. With deep sorrow and earnest
grief we niotlfd his decease.
Resolved: In kind regard for his bereaved
and afflicted companion, and his
dear little family, we offer our heartfelt
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condolence, and to all relations aua
friends Wd tedder our earnest sympathy.
Chas. Rogers,
Secretary.
Card to Bd.se Ball Clubs.
Will the secretary Of the Base Ball
clubs of Charleston, Augiista and Savannah.
who are favorable to the arrangement
of a match game with the Cosmopolitan
Base Ball Club of Beaufci't,
please address, J. P. Bovce, Secretary.
The Old Drug House Revived.
Many of our subscriber.- will rea l with
pleasure the announcement in another
column, that 'heir old friend and acquaintance,
Mr. James Harrai, has reestablished
his wholesale drug hou-e in
Charleston. Mr. Harrai, who has for
maay years been known to the business
fomwuoity a> a member of the firms of
Havitand, Harrai & Co., Charleston,
Ilavilaud. Ri-!ty & C".. Augusta, and
ll irral, Ri.sley A Kitch.n. New York,
has associated with him lloorge Is Pel4er.
M. D., former Registrar of the city
of Charleston, and brother of Mr. Pelzer
of the well-known house of Pelzer, Rod
gers & Co. With a thorough kuowlodgc
of their buM**e>? J a aittfe capital at
xmmraaud, their ucce-s i>a>suied; and
they have laid in a lai .e and eut'rely new
stock which offers great inducements to
purchasers.
No Special Term Needed*
We hear that efforts are beiDg made to
induce Judge Maher to hold a special
term of court next month. We have
Consulted with several lawyers, those
having the heaviest civil business in the
county, and they arc unanimous in the
Opinion that no special term is necessary
There are very few prisoners in the jail,
and no cases of importance. The county
has already paid heavy expense* in witness
and juror fees, and we think it will
be a great injury if we are called upon
Tor the expenses of a special term. No
one is interested in it but the officers of
court and they ought to have better
judgment than to press the matter upon
the judge.
Proceedings of County Commissioners.
The board met on Tuesday afternoon,
Messrs. Pritchard and Watcrhousc present.
The advertisement in regard to the redemption
of past indebtedness was prepared.
Checks were issued to various
parties. A resolution was adopted pretesting
against any special term of court
this spring. Adjourned to meet on the
Ctli of April
Stnf Some one in Grahamvillc has
written to S. B. Wright, .deputy collector
of internal revenue in reference to a
license, signing himself "yours truly.''
Mr. Wright wants a more definite sjgnaatore
b.-fore I e'ng able to direct a reply*.
Cotton Claimants.
Persous whose cotton was taken or deatroyed
by the United States forces during
the war can obtain information relating
to the recovery of the value of
the same l>y addressing postoffice box
number four.
Robbers About.
An attempt was made on Saturday
night last to break into the residence of
Geo. M. Wells. The thieves were scared
off before effecting on entrance, uiueh to
the chagrin of Mr. Wells, who was preparing
a warm reCeptioh for them.
Oil Monday night the saloon of Grace
Myers was entered and a' doat, counterpane,
and other artioles wero taken.
We hope our citizens will promptly
shoot these fellows if they get a sight of
them in their midnight raids.' It will
save expense to the county, au unnecessary
trip of the sheriff to Columbia, aud
the short sojourn now allowed by the
governor to those sent to the penitentiary
is probably a pleasing episode rathe*
tfaah a punishment to the thieving geor
&7
fear On Monday last the second game [
between the picked nines of the Cosmopolitan
Ba>e Ball Club was played on
the green in front of the Library building.
The game was closely contested,
and at times was con'-idcrab.y exciting. 1
I b teked np |
and some oi ilie iienliug >><..? ,
J
| played. We venture the assertion that r
no other club in the south Can show as ]
large a number of average players. t
\Y ytooiu i! .i ntion of the '
>ec:etaiy of t'u: * in our neighboring f
cities to the card ul'ihe Co m is, to be \
iuu u c.-ewheie- t
Below we append the score :
~ a o. | it. c. ,
Boyce, 2b.? ...... 4 o Kresael, W. 2b 2 5
Harm*, 8b._ 1 5 Brodie, lb 1 5 (
Wallace, 8. M. if... 3 2 Pollitxer, 3b 2 5 (
Krcssel J. lb 3 3 Mayo, c. f. C 0
Clancy, c..? 5 0 I HarrUott, J. H. c... 4 1 >
Wallace, p- 5 1 Crofut, r. 214 c
Harriaon, C. a. a...J 0 5 Wright p 51 '
Mark, r f. 0 I 6 (Kicker, L t~ | 3 | 8
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Total 21 (24 11Total |25 |24
12 9 4 5 * 7 8 Total
WHght. 5 5 0 2 5 2 B 6 25
Wallace 4 1 2 5 2 4 3 0 _21
Time of game?3 hours, 2(1 minutes. ^
Those Conversion Bonds.
U" " "1 ModoiS! In
We can tne aiienuuu ui uu>
the letter of Niles G. Parker, late state A
treasurer, in reference to the scaling IV
fraud or farce. He gives expression to
the secret sentftnents in regard to it
among the leaders of the party. It is tr
uothiug but an electioneering bait, which
the simple conservatives in the house
and senate eagerly swallowed.
Resolutions were passed on Wed- h
nesdny evening by a meeting of citizens ],
held in the Reading Room, coi.memora- p
tive of the death of Stephen 0. Millett. tl
The crowded state of our paper this week p
prevents their publication. They will
appear next week.
Sale Day*
The followi :g tracts were sold on Mon- J
day last by the sheriff:
In tho case of John Foster, endorser
vs. S. H. Wallace, 565 acres of land near
Brighton, to John Lawton, for $500.
Iu the case of M. L. Ayer, vs. James
Rouse, 300 acres near Brunson, to 0. P. t(
Wilson, for $6'23.
h
tatr A man paid his taxes last week, ^
amounting to over fifty dollars, in silver Q
coin. The pddr fellow had, at last, to
come down to the hard pan. ^
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CX- The Longshoremans Association a
of Port Royal has been incorporated by u
the general assembly. E
Sof* The ti idies Branch society of St,
Helena has been incorporated; also the
Union Bright Bight society of Beaufort.
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litai" The bill to appoint a luuiDer aua
limber inspector for Fort .Royal has become
a law.
Scale.j proposals will be received in
triplicate until April 2, for cuclosure
walls of brick or stone or iron railings for
i he nationul ccuicterica at Florence,
Newbcrne aud Bcauiort.. Flans, etc., t<
can be seen at the quartermaster's office fi
in Charleston. fi
Past Indebtedness. 1
Those holding checks aud audited
claims against the county are recom- mended
to notice the advertisement of
the county commissioners in another col- r
until. Uu tbe sevcuth of next month \
one thousand dollars will be assigned to n
those who offer the greatest discount on "
their claims. U
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The Lectare.
Mr. BidwelPs lecture on Friday night jj
last, on tbe "Secret of Personal Beauty"
wus generally thought the best of the
course. We were sorry to note the small p
attendance. The committee failed to
pay expenses on this and the preceding
lecture. All who attended Mr. Bidwell's
lecture were amused as well as instructed 5
by it. I
t
Murine News.
Tbe Bark Talisman took 1200 dak
staves, and 91 bales sea island cotton for
M. Follitzer, iu addition to 2,444 hales of ^
upland.
The bark Kate Covert, cleared on the
25th from Coosaw Mining company for
Now Castle, England, with 1195 tous of
phosphate rock. fi
The bark Bc.ssie H. cleared on the jj
27th from Coosjiw Mining company for i
London, with 1,378 tons phosphate rock s
The bark Smile cleared on the 28th j;
from Oak Poiut Mines for London, with 1
440 tons phosphate rjek. f<
86L. The schooner Georgia cleared
March 4, from Port Royal for St Domin- '
go with 150*000 of yellow pine. (
Two jockeys at Hcinticll'a Tavern !\
summoned a waiter, and at the door the ?
poor fellow fell into a fit of aj oplcxp. o
"He's dead!" exclaimed one. lie 11 ?
come to, ' replied to other. 44 Dead for
five hundred!'' "Done!" retorted the 11
s.cond. The confusion which followed ?
brought up the landlord, who called *
out to tetch a doctor. ivo, no, we
must have no interference; there 8 a
bet pending." " But, sir, I shall lose
a valuable servant." '"Never tuind,
you can put htm in the bill."
In Fairfield County an organisation ol
colored Ru Klux has been formed for the
suppression of polygamy. They have
whipped seteral co.ored men who were ,
emulating Brigham Young. j
The wife of Joseph Fleming, ofYad- ^
kin, recently gave birth to lour liviug
infante?two boys and two girls. They
died within two or three days from their *
birth. [
A Madison. Wisi, paper saVs e^ery {
rich man in that town has a dog, and t
that every poor ni'an owns half a dozen *j
of them r
i -* ? d
?A Milwaukee woman forger, ou t
being convicted, applied to one of the *
newspapers for a situation as peniten- ?
tiary correspondent. !
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A Galveston paper thinks the Bosfrd c
of Aldermen of that city should build '
a new calaboose instead of ''squander- {
ing" the people's mosey on a market
house, 1
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ro HOLDERS OF COUNTY CHECK
Or Andlted Claims,
Prior to November 1, 1872.
To accordance with the provisions of
'joint resolution authorizing the Count
3nmnii??!innprs of Beaufort Countv t
ei. .. r ' ? < ? .'I I'1 ' . 2f
873, una itic ucii id aui'-n l hi' -.nut
ipprovedthe 29th day of January, A. 1
[874, sealed proposals will he received a
his office from parties holding checksc
tudited claims contracted prior to Nc
rem her 1. 1S72. until Tuesday, the 7t
lay of April, a: 12 o'clock, noon, a
vhich tii'.e iaid hid) will he o|K-ned, an
he hoaid of County Coiuiuiasiont rt wi
1 raw orders tin the Treto-mer to th
imount ot one thousand dollar. in rav<
>f the person or persons Who shall hav
iffered the largest per centum discouc
>d their checks or audited claims.
Proposals tuust he addressed to th
hairman ol' the Board ahd endorse'
4 Proposals for settlement of past indebl
dness of Beaufort County."
P. PRITCHARD, M. D.
.GEO. WATERHOUSE,
County Commissioner
Lttcst: S. D. Gilbert, Clerk.
Beaufort, S. C., March 3, 1874.
Wanted to Purchase.
l tract of timber land, a good site for i
lill on the Port Royal Railroad.
Addressi
GEO. A. BENNETT,
iar.5-2L Port Royal.
SCHOOL PAY CERTIFICATES.
Beaufort, S. C., Feb. 23, 1874
Notice is hereby given that all thosi
olding Pay Certificates on District No
, (Beaufort Township?Port Royal anc
aris Islands;) are requested to hav<
lem registered with the undersigned
reparatory to payment.
L. S. LANGLEY,
R. K. CARLETON.
School Trustees, District No. 1.
;b.29.4t.
Notice to Claimants
Who have filed Clulrao before
U. 8; CLAIMS COMMISSION.
I returned this day to Branson, S: C>
continue the examination of sucl
aims as may be brought before mi
ere. I desire as much as possible t<
jnsiderthe convenience of claimants ii
etermining the place for taking testl
iony.
On Friday, March 3, I will be a
rarn.sville, P. K. tt., to remain as ion;
s my services may be requi.td there
'W which, I will visit Yemassee orsuil
ther points as may suit the greatcs
umber of claimants in e&?h vicinity
Ivery claimant should make appoint
lents with me before bringing witnesses
Respectfully submitted,
THEO. W. PARMELE,
Special Com. for U. S. Com. Claims
Irunson, S. C., Feb. 24, 1874.
fab. 29
Tax Notice.
Office, Tax Collector,
Town o<* Beaufort,
February 17, 1874
This nftfee will be open from 9 a. m.
a 2 p. in., and from 3 p. m., to (1 p. iu.
or the receipt of town tnxes, until th
rst of March, after which date the 2
xt cent penalty will be added.
8: D. GILBERT,
Town Tax Collector.
For Sale*
rHF. PHCENIX IRON WORKS ft AVE FO
SALE Hit* folh.wiug ENGINES, BOILERS an
IACHINERY. Will be sold cheap for ca*h:
1 New Eight-Horse Power Portable Engines an
oiler, (Cylinder 5 by 10,) complete for steam, but u
heels.
1 New Twenty-Horse Power Horizontal Engin
ylinder 10 by 18.)
1 New Eight-Hone Power Portable Boiler, (Loci
lotive.)
1 New Steam Winch to hoist 1,000 pounds.
1 New Saw Mill, Wood Frame with 60-inch Saw, 5
-et Carriage, and 50 feet of track, with 2 Hea
locks, (a great bargain.)
2 New Eighteen-Inch Circular Saw Benches, wit
aw.
An Inspection solicited when Information as I
rice will be given, on application at this office.
PHCENIX IRON WORKS;
Charleston, S. C.
WANTED.
SCHOONERS TO LOAD Pllofi
'I1ATE rock at Bull River and Chariot
on, for Baltimore and Orient, L. I.
Apply to
CAMPBELL & WYLLIE,
Accommodation Wharf,
eb. 12,tf. Charleston, S. C.
NOTICE
State and County Taxes.
cotntv "fill!ASCIIOFFICE, t
Court House Beaufort, S. C. j
For the convenience of Tax payers I will he at tl
Mowing named places in the County to facilita
he eollection of taxes ftrr I Vie year 1873;
irahamvllle, February 17th.
lardeevillc, " 18th.
avannah. Sheriff's Office, 19lh.
criveu Ferry, " 20th.
laklaud, New River, " 2ll,
Hull ton' " 2*i.
til ton Head, " 27th.
George Hoi.mks.
;b.ll-2t County Treasurer Beaufort County.
m SOUTHERI ARTIFICIAL STOJE C(
"XF COLUMBIA, 8. C., ARE PREPARING T
J lay Side walks of Artificial Stone, for Wall
learth Stones, Bath Houses, (built entirely of atom
lilk Houses Cellar Floors, Kitchen Floors, Cui
tones Floors Tiles. Flagging with letters, Mange
ir llotses. We nwst respectfully refer to siiy one
ur work in this cllv. Onlers can be left at tlie offii
f the company, on Haiti Street, next to Central N
lonal Bank.
Plain sidtswatk?, Inches thick, guaranteed ar
he company bind th<*nselvcs to keep the same I
rder for 50 years, at 25 cents per square feet, by tl
,000 feet. At 27 and 28 cents fir less than 1,0
qua re feet. Curb Stone, (Colored) f cents per squa
mi. ,
Enclose stamps for pamphlets to
MIlIL.Li?SObU AltllMllAL* MWL CU.,
k.l2-4L Columbia, S. C.
M IMfJCTIM Sl'ITNew
Yobk, January 15lb. 1874.
Sir:
Your attention is called to the following decisic
nd report in a suit recently instituted against a pa
y who endeavored to Infringe my l'atent for layii
irtificia' Stone Pavement, vie
From the "National Republican," Washington, D.
rhe Schillinger Parcracnt?Injanctlc
Case.
The ease of Schillinger rs. the frprUnnd Stoac Cjumpai
ras called for final hestiii^t -OC ?atusday, When
wroetual InJunction was granted b> Judce Wyki
loidlng tlic Equity Court, restraining the defendan
rom using tlie Schillinger Patent, for laying aid
talks of Portland CemenL The defundant claim
hat the patent was Invalid, and that the inventii
tad been extensively uaud in Europe and this cou
ry for many years, past. The testimony for tl
irusectiUow elba-iually proved the contrary. Tl
|ecve<tof the court decides finally the validity of tl
talent.
The patent for S. is for laying the sidewalks
letaclud blocks, with tar-paper, or Its cqulvalei
ictween the joints, which prevents cracking of tl
ame.
The case was ahlv argued by the respective cou
eh,Mr Prank Trigg, for the complaint, and M
iirto'uef Phillips, folr the respondent.
The dicision establishes the Schillinger the on
egitimate patented cement pavement. That ia
apltal footway, notwithstanding heat and Croat,
howii in the splendid specimen which was la]
nonths ago, in front af the St. Clood Hotel oors
ilEth and F. streets.
Very reepectfttlly toots,
J. X 6cmiLirerjt,.
Patentee.
s issi ?
mm.j
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liil'. ? * 'I'i r *. '1*1 KK? jgjMfl
it Oharloiitoii.
Savannali and -
I
li
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e
^ Every apartment or this tioiise has beei
entertain in the most hospitable manner tl
home to spend the wibter months as can b
4 Livery Stable, Billiard italls, Croquet a
Rooms may be secured for the winter bj
I : :
:n
SHIP MASTE
Y H'"ft
; COTTON COMPRESS
ARE PREPARED TO RECEIV
RATES, AT TE
. THEOLD DRUG I
(j WITH AM SNTIBE MEW STOCK
II HarraU
? | WMiesaI?
\ gj 107 MEETING ST., *
ft Successors to the Old
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HAVILAND, HARRAL & CO., Cha
, ? HAVILAND, RISLEY ,
HARRAL,
color!
LOOK TO YOU
I *
DEARBC
5 HAND and POWER ]
Patented. Ma:
' THBSE CMS ARE THE BEST AND MOST
R FOR ?
I am prepared to fill al
10 Colored men you can gin your own
money for your crop. Every machine w
hibition at
3 BENNEtt'S SfbRE, BA^
h '
" Wyman 3
Oct.9-73.
r" S. M. WALLACE,
iCotton
Factor
AND
GRIST MILLER,
Wholesale Dealer la
GRAIN, HOMINY, MEAL, FEED, ETC.
Boa Island Cotton
? Bought, Ginned and prepared for market.
Advances Made on Consignments.
Having the best machinery for ginning
Cotton and grinding corn and meal, he is
prepared to execute all orders on the
shortest possible notice.
- The highest price paid for
finffnn on H flrrrn
O W
i") Cotton ginned on toll. jan.7.
! PACIFIC EMNB CD 'S
[H (CAPITAL $1,000,000.)
re Soluble Pacific Guano.
THIS C.UaNO IS NOW SO WELL known in all
the Southern States; lor its rcuiakarblc effects
as an agency for increasing the products of labor, as
_ ' not to require special recommendation from us. Its
use for eight years past has established its character
for reliable excellence. The large fixed capital invested
by the Company iu this trade affords the
surest guarantee of the continued excellence of this
'i' Guano. The supplies put into market this season
" arc, as nerrioiurc, |nr,>niv? uwn mc ?i|iciiuicu3g
denee of I)r. St. Julian Ravenal, Chemist of the
Company, at Charleston, 8.C. Hence planters may
rest assured that its quality and composition is prc>1)
ciacly the same as that heretofore sold.'
j. x. uonsox;
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
W JOHN 8. REESE A CO.,
Ci General Agents, llaltimore.
is Terms?#48 c*.-b : #53 time, without interest.
^ To accommodate planters, they can order now and
)D baTeuntU 1st of April to decide as to whether tliey
n- will take at time or cash price. When delivered
J? from the factory by the car load, ho drayage will be
lie charged. h
Acid Phosphate, Guano, Bone Plaster, Ac, always
|? on hand, qualty guaranteed.
^ J. N. R0B80N,
a- To holders of County Paper.
All persous having claims againt the
'J county who are unwuliog to dispose of
is the name ata diMount are requested to
A cdmmunioatd with the undersigned.
Al*kh> Williams,
/ . Beaufort, S. C.
Jan.'l, l'mo,'
8I?AU2> i
5kUFORT?
a put in complete order during the pa
tie travelling public. ine noriuern
e found South.
nd Telegraph Office arc among the ac
r letter or Telegraph.
lOTICE 1
RS AND COTT
? 0
PORT Ft
JUG, WAREHOD
E ON STORAGE AND COMP.
[EIR WORKS AND YARD AT
lOUSEREVIVED,
OF FBESH AND CHOICE 0002S
iPelzer,
Druggists,
f!TT A H TiVISTON. s. c
Established Houses of
rleston.
& CO., Augusta, Ga.
RISLEY & KITCHEN, New Yort
ED MEN
It INTERESTS
IRN&CO
BELT COTTON GIT
roll QG, 1887.
ECONOMICAL MACHINES EVER OFFE
I A Ij E .
1 orders at short notice,
cotton, save your seed and get u
arrantcd. Call and sec tbciu. On
( ST., BEAUFORT, S. C
Dearborn
1>a4a?%4sia Ifonaifnnlur/))* mill A n?Ot
x mviiiiX) iiiuiiiiiuvini?t MHM ??gv.
I ftwHeriHtnbw and SnpplusJfoa?Lhga,
| Brdthtbdfmh Bait Ba hutrsj, "Win Gturd
| Stale a nri Mar lie Mantles ; floor and Dm
i TdinptV/hitt Pine,WalnutRjuyLwaier,
i CabinetiUkersHnr Wooda. & c.
i AU WorkWarrantei.
J LOWEST PRICES
4 Send for Price Liat.
J LH. HALL & CO,
j Mtnufirfurtrt & 1)ultra.
^ 2,4., 0, 8,10. Marhtt Street.
|S it ?2)t 22Sf Ha j t Bay,'
g CHARLESTON, S. C.
Entcrol .i xjr lin to act of Cougr.K* in thi
fiT.i, hv I. H. Hall ,t Ca?, in o:n ,-o Librarian u
aw gt \Vaa!ii:i gtuti.
Just itcceived
A >|i|' ii<II<l Mock <
DRY (iOODK.
(. 1/ HMIN.1,hats
/. cvs.
ctuitkncs.
HAKl'lV \RE.
CUTLERY,
CROCKERY,
TOBACCO.
COM-EftlOX ARIES,
TINWARE, Ac., Ac.
At the store of
F. W. SCHEPPER,
liny Street, In ad of No. St l>o
which he will sell lower than any other a
BEAUFORT. Jan.
A S IUvenport, donls in all
of Kfciue, ti.-lt, turtle, dauis and
Hughs oysters- None but the very
quality ia wanted If you have vet
ducka, quails, turkeys, fine poirttry,
ovsters, (to to the Express office ar
the cash for them deo 18
QUIT CADI DEEDS,
SUITABLE FOR THE CONVEYASO
laaAaeqrifndatSutaor National Tu
11 y.sale ai.thia ui,j.
b??ssi>,
s. c.
TttAIMt F<>R AC IMPORT
.cureCbnrlci'.dn, A.]
if P ? Leave Clti?rle??on, OIOO P. J
(jrnre An^iittn, Gilt A. 1
l,(*ve UtlO P. I
SB T,< uv< N . V.I I. na li, 0l30 A. I
StSjmB^W Arrive i*? n? Anfort, XiOO P. I
jttWMBHgl irrivc ut B< uidfort. 1:?"0 P.J
ist summer, and the Proprietor is now ready t
tourist will fiud as pleasant aud comfortable
quisitions of the House.
-** A r TriTATn Ayr A XT
jyi. lYi.
Proprietor
CO
ON SHIPPERS.
O?al
SING & POWER CO.
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RESS COTTdir AT TIIE USUAL
PORT ROYAL.
CHAS. ROGERS
Superlntotid.ont.
A HALF CENTURY
PASTORAL SERMOI
BY TIIK
? REV JOS. R. WALKER, D. D.
H tuccrox or
y ST. llEiEJA CHl'RCB, BE.UTOET, S. (
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CHRISTMAS. 1873.
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^ Printed by request of the Vestry.
3 FOR SALE AT
I DR. E. ?, STUART'S DRUG STORE.
and at tba office of the
PORT ROYAL COMMERCIAL.
LL. Price SO Oorita.
Sent by mail on receipt of the aboA
price by addressing
1 J. G. THOMPSON,
Office Commercial, Beaufort, S. C.
"theempire"
com com co
|| ^ Have one of their magnificent
Cotton Compresses
nm in operation at
aov
Port Royal, S. C.
for compressing cotton for Foreig
shipments. For further informatioi
lore apply to
cx. JOHN W. WALLACE,
President, Augusta,
Or to -?
JOSEPH GRAHAM,
Superintendent, Port Royal.
And to the President and Superii
tendent of the Port Royal railroad i
it. Augusta, Geo. janl.
EDGAR G. NICHOLI
SURVEYOR
k DRAUGHTSMAN & CIVIL ENGINES!
jSr Deputy to the Surnyor Ceoeral.
V9 line be* n t orpor*t ton Knglnccr In foi
[i different elttca, and given natlafaetb
In every case. Ii thoroughly con vera* i
' ' with the government aurvcya^ln th
! vicinity.
1 Office cor. Mi anif B sfi Bwwrfort, S.
| A. 6~ McGregor,
J HOUSE, SIGN, AND
3 CARRIAGE PAINTE]
. 1 ?AIJO? , ,
j Graimn^iPaperHanginj
, 1 Orders solicited and satisfaction gua
ii .
n | antcc-d. Coi ner Magnolia <fe Bay Sts.
oct.lf>-tv.
. ! J. M. Williams.
.! ATTORNEY AT LA"V
' I Uonufort, 0. O.
B (
pycar Will practice in Circuit Courts of t
r CuU 2d Circuity and Trial Justice Courts
-r tv ?. l> 1
inc 1 uri> uuj ui ihuuuHiu
j MpLlS-Jy.
A. E. OWENS'
NEW YAMASSEE EATIN
AND
Refreshment Saloo
Jl'NCTIOJ? 8. & i WRT RUTi
RilliUOMIl.
PLENTi OK TIME AI.LOWED FOB MEAIJ
.V' a-i?
The undersigned having l-rancd lh? TWWNI
n ii"K iiou?e from its late proprietor, Mr. fcelk-M,
? Bjuuccs that greet iniprommcuU will be made
kinds thearrangcuumts for supplyingfTOTOU riih wb*t
UD6 UAl mean upon uie im?w 01 ? *
Good acoommodatlaaa for twwtAg* will
lison P ***?* M ?>n * P<*1M?? Agttdwi'i raft*
fiV meat aod ?*? ?" ?* pco*Ma?, whaaa
. j be* liquor, will be obtainable
The p^rouH* oftr*TeU?r? k
Lata pcopraitor of U?e Allairfale Bota
ttkU-ly. L?
AlffiED ?ood ?artwfc> ani a Uwke
TIE FIT It'll 1l
J Through to Augusta.
" TUB SilOKTSWijiKflEirEST MBTK
11 % .,.,,-kitmk* ro?nr f>r,? .
" ^HEIGHT OB PASSEtafeBS.
II i , i |?t U'-ft ' "V ' }.
Dfettteeii Charleston and Aanili,
Mi ... . h . /. .: . .u r. ,
u Between Savannah and Angoata.
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Port Royal 9 4' ?
4 4 Beaufort 10 01 lQOd
9 9 Wand Tank W ? W ?
14 4 fcmhrook 10 46 10 4?
18 8 Sheldon,...: 11 1? II If
28 7 Yfcmaaaee, .. - 11 <8 12 2o
82 7 Karl* Branch 12 41 12 4i
84 2 ManMlna.... i...l.UU. 12 47 12 <7;
36 2 AKltinn*...A..?.'.v/ 12 88 12 8*
40 4 Alnirdii I 08 1 Ojf
42 2 Vart?rllle..?.^ 1 11 1 U
45 8 lloo?er? ;.?.... f 25 12.
81 6 Brunson's 1 42 1 4a
8.5 4 Csmpbelltou 1 84 1 82
60 8 Allendale..;;:,..., 2 08 2 2?
A4 4 Applet on 2 94 2 3
88 4 Beldoc. .. 2 46 2 SJ
72 4 Martins 8 02 SO.'
78 4 Millet! 9 14 S Ij
80 4 Hattieville. ) 24 8 2*
a 84 4 Bobbins.......................... 8 88 8 8?
7 90 6 Ellenton S 8# 4 0.
Bosh- 4 18 4 I?1
96 6 Jsckson...^_.?......? 4 27 4 28' .
105 9 Beech Island 3 00 8 00
lit 6 lAiiansla.5 38 k
qh 4* JAS.
0. MOORE,
, . Engineer A Superintendent.
Port itoy&} Railroad"
Notioo.
I '. . ' ' :
' A LT' FBiqOHTS FOR CHARLESTON ANP
A SAVANNAH, or going North will Iks rCcdWld'
on Mondays, Wertn<*daysand E^daj^bvf.wetn (be
hours of four and six. f. H. ' - ?.
UAMILIpll,By.
order of J. 0. Mooax, Supt. ^
July4-tf. f
! MclsT JIM, ,
200,000
MANUFACTURED MONTHLY
BY THK
Sea Is'd Brick LiaiSi.
Construct your buildings of BRICK, tuaae then*
Arc-proof, andante the high rates of Insurance now
charged on wood buildings. .. Bricks do uot burn up
bricks do not rot doipi. .4 ,'t
re Our Brick Kilns !r...
are located on Salt Water Creek, two mllen flroi^
Beaufoit. Vessels drawing fifteen feet of water ca^
load within fifty feet of onr kilns, A alffgjp |idil
drifts boats or flats to tbe city of Beaufort or Port
~ Royal.
BRICKS ......
of any jdae or quality, plain or. repressed, msDufsct?
urcd tn dMsr at short notice at Charleston and 8a,
vannah prices
Call at our office la - - - ?
CROFUT'S BUILDINfc
Bar Street, Beaufort, and examine samples,'
Sea Is'd Brick Lime Co.'
June tnArr ^
^ E NGRAVIN G
i,
AM)
Watch. Repairing
,.P> M. WHITMAN;
ILVfl JUST RECEIVED A FINE A?80?tT?rtNT
of Jewelry, consisting of ( ^
"r GOLD AMD NILVEH WATCHED.
> *
?t CHAINS, ......
U CHATELAINES. '
KINGS, SLPEVK BUTTONS, ETC.
CAIso a fine assortincuU cf ' .
' - 7
- O L O a K 8 ;.
Will Rftre his personal 'attention to the repairing o#
Watch'*, Clocks and Jewelry ; Ornamental and
plain engraving done at short notice.
Gentlemen having fine Watches it
^ this catabilsiimcnt by one of. v .
HOWARD A CD'S $500 REGULATORS;
Jlluj-o'e Building, Buy Street.
u. S. COMMISSIONERlI"
B E A {j F O R T CO UK tf'f
Ji (J. THOMPSON,
Beaufort, 0. O. G.
P. GARDINER* ~
V
dkalkh i.v
GROCER I 33 0,
hc LIQUORS, DRY GuODS, SHOES; &
on HILTON HEAD, 8- C.
Cotton tfiuucd and Corn Ground at the
~ , above place. y t
Grist, Bread and Feed/
Q ?. i .r I >
Always on hand. For oa?U ftU erdei*
will bo promptly attended to. t
n iindadpn diumvo HlTrDllf *
11 IBraviLV DUUV1.1U aiiiHaii. ,
Brarch Orrioc or thk S tttiikrs f\, )
a l, aahucjai Stow* cm part," ' y
r , Coi^nnta, & t ? fc'abnierpA M*- ) .
L Thexltlreat of Beaufort and vicinity are inform >
P. that wean* pfcfarcd t? enter inl# comrade ellbtat
paraona trlio- ?rotlnirun* of building cfceap tad de?l
an* .iribie batuoafAr^Aoal Stoiie or rian?. AM
in hoom are co)4 fn Mtpacf ^nd war? Ibcv.
an- fbctly -Ire proof, ftRl? frying'a8 ftm JfriMiwofra
aoo-abaerhatit rf Dnr.p ar Water. Jfeoa?, Storea>
I be faeloriea, MUk Hooara, featb Honaae, Garden Bmm. ,
ah- aa,BuiM;.W?. 4c. can be built out of thk miftf- .
Ma Oil, aaya, that rt the untfnilion.
led U>take? 180 tons ea eeiMhoae>?)aaie idcb ?UMjj?pfc*
Weare prepared to oootrault* hOiMfg, ?aW
i. ssimafe
than Good Btleka or From MM**
? or ipocfrdaNnor, addi? ' ' * ,V
a 80UTUEBN AKTiriCUltte^^p.