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j ? . L i LOCAL AFFAIRS. Thurnday, April 30 1M74. POST OKKK K HOURS. Beaufort S. C., Sept. 21. 1872. Oii and after Monday Oct. 6th, office open from 8:15 a. m.. ndtil 4 p. m., mail closes at 9:15 a. m (bail delivered at 2"40 p. m. P. E. EZEKIKL, Postmaster. Official Advertisement. We oall attention to the tact stated at the head of our editorial column that we publish all official notices, such as probate executors' administrators, referees, as well as the sheriffs sales, whether paid for or not. We will thank those having such to send them to us at the same time that they send them to the Standard. But we will copy all such, so that our readers will be sure to be informed of all matters needing their attention. To Our Beadeft. Those favorable to the existence of an independent paper in Beaufort county are reminded that the commercial has no resources beyond its subscriptions and its business advertisements. It gets nothing from the state and county in the way of official notices." Those which are seen in it are always printed as information to our readers. We urge all who wish for our success to aid us by sending us some new subscribers and paying up their own dues. TO DELINQUENTS. We send out this week bills to oursub'' v^.-jcribcrs who have not paid the two dollars due for our paper during last year and for the current year. Our terms arc inr advance, and we do not intend to make any exceptions to this rule afer July 1, 1874. If you want the Commercial after that time you must pay for it. Legal Sol Ices. Judge Cook has sustained the recent decision of Judge Gree, to the effect that Legal Notices and advertisements, paid for from private funds may be puhlised in any paper selected by the person ad-?.?ciii.Vi nnnpr venismg, nui*nunauu.ue ? i?i? may not be one designated as an "official" paper by the state authorities "official" papers, apply only to such advertisement as arc paid for from state and county funds. Lawyers may therefore ord all estate notice, roferree sales, and sheriff sales to be publised in this papers should they prefer it We guaranty that our circulation is larger and of a more desirable quality' than that of any paper publuted in the county. 8&. Mr. J. 1). Johnson, of Lawfon-. ville, has been appointed an art lit to solicit subscriptions for the Co mm kroiai/ui Beaufort county. K&- Wui. I)eas has been appointed a trial justice for Beaufort county, and O. (). H. Sanders ha* resigned. HaT The retail liquor license in Manning, S. is fixed at $l<?o per year. The uiost prominent peculiarity of South Carolina statesmen?absence of mind. S&T Blackberries plenty, five cents a quart; batter squash and snap beans cheap and good ; new Irish potatoes fifty cents a peek. . A Fruitful Case* March 2, Oliver Bell arrested for bieakiug into Youinan's store, on warrant issued by Sanders. March 4, Bell discharge ! by Sanders on payment of ? "><), by request of Youuians. Satne night Bell is caught and flogged by disguised men. April IT, Youinans and others arrested on warrant of U. S. Commissioner for Ku-kluxing Bell. April 23, Youinans and others discharged by commissioner for want of jurisdiction. Same day Youinans ami three others arrested by warrant of Trial justice Carlcton for Assault on Bell with intent to kill. * April 24. Youinans, et a!, hound over to general sessions. April 25. Bell arrested by warrant from Carleton on charge of robbing Youmans store. Same day Trial justice Sanders arrested on charge of compounding a felony. WfNo civil court has been held in Newberry county since the war. , 7TI~ \ Dr. S. B. Thompson has been in i? iv_. c j* ? j _ i . dcuuiuit iur a it'w uuys riijminsz a mhmi leave of alienee from official duties. lie failed to get up a druui fishing excursion, as the boys absolutely refused to proceed unless the stringent rules laid down in his letter in last week's Commercial. The Doctor was firui that they should be rigidly enforced, ??We are rei|uested to make it ! known that the Dearborn is the brand of gin preferred by Mesrs. IVIiirzer and \\ aterhouse. They "cotton to it better in cool weather. J. .i. Y nuiunus, Tlios. Speakes. John Morrec and Adam Ruth were brought before Trial justice Carlcton. on Thursday last, after being discharged by the 1". S. Commissioner.1. (r. Thompson, on the affidavit of Oliver Hell, charged with assault and battery, with intent to kill. The circumstances were the same as were developed hefoie the commissioner, ami the parties were bound over for trial in June ne*t. Hail Storm. Tuesday we wore visited with a sudden and severe rain storm accompanied with hail. Fortunately it was of so short duration that but little damage was done. Base Ball. A match game of base ball is to come ?ST May 1st, between the "Cosmos" of Beaufort and the Branson club. Vi trust they will succeed better than tht did with the Charleston club and retui greener than they look, with recover* laurels. Loss of the Missisippi. We very much regret to record tl loss of the steamship Missisippi, of tl Dominion line, running between Live pool and New Orleans. The stcamsh' was on her passage from Liverpool f New Orleans, having left the former c the 31st March, with a cargo compost mostly of cotton ties and iron, on a dra of seventeen feet of water. On the mori ing of the 20th inst., while the Mississi] pi was running down the reef, she wei nexpectedly aground about 2:30 A. M Striking heavily, and commenced leakin immediately, and so rapidly did tl water gain that about twelve hours afte wards her forward hold was full, and hi after hold had five feet of water. Th olnnl nn whieh the Mississippi lies is ( light" honse station. t'oroner Jotiusoi has been notified to hold an inquest. The S.. iuIt Carolina Railroad i raid to intend buying up the RJue Uidg railmiJ at the bankrupt sale next niotiil in order to prevent its eoinpletion to juticfon with the Port Royal railroad ? Augusta. _ CORRECTED ItV ReQCKST.?There wa an erfur in stating that eight printer had letn turned off l>v the Kcpubliea Printkig Company lor want of work, air we have been requested to state tha ther*'|s plenty of work, hut no ntonex which last was the rea-oti of their beiu discharged. ? Co/nmhin Union. No money ! Five huulred thousan dollars received by the Republican Print ing Cutnpany in eighteen months ft state printing, and no money to pay th joumeyv.cii! Is it not time to sho' that check hook. .Joe? HackviHe lias re-organized it base hall cluh, under the name of tlr "Athletic*." The following are th ualues of ^1? officers: John R. Rellinger president; II. C. Cotiklin, captain ; M Brown, secretary; L. T. Jz er, treasurer MEMORANDA. The I'nioi Webb, for Bull River, S C.. stiled frcni Rio de Janeiro, Mare 19. Tl?A ei.Liv Vifivitiin V 11:1 trim* frill (jScargetown, and (i. M. I*<?rter from J'oi Royal, S. C\, arrived at Baltimore, Apr L'LM. The steamerDictator, at this port froi Jacksonville and Savannah, passed o Saturday, between St. Helena and Stun two bouys afloat, one red and the otlu black. ?The Chattanooga Times noticing th hiring of the Georgia penitentiary cor victs, (130 in number, for about ?7,00 per annum, says that Tennessee gel $J.">.(mhi fur a smaller nunilx'r. Sout Carolina supports her convicts at a cos of ?so.ooo j>er year. After the appr< priation is made the governor and wardc turn thein loose, a score at a time, so a to save something during the summer, t an election is coining on. The Bright View. It is most true, as the memorialists sai that Congress virtually established tli government under which Carolina groan: and, therefore, that Congress ought t relieve her somehow. But we think th job of purgation would he cleaner an i .... i? .1 Ill'Ht" Nil IMilV l?M \ ilim MilV IWII.fl UUIK if it could lie wrought out by the temj f-t in>us and irresistible uprising of Sout Carolinians themselves.?Boston Globi JiepnUicon. ?The Conga roe is ten and a half fc( above its mean height. ?The Mississippi and its tributaric are higher than for five years. The cri vasses in the levee l>e!ow New Orlear have destroyed iniiucnse amounts. < property. j ?Governor Washlur n was on Frida last elected senator from Massaohnset to fill the unexpired term of Charh Sumner. Married. FARMER?DAVIS.?In Walterboro, S. C., Thui day, April 23,1874, by the Rev. E. Bellinger. ] Tudor Fanner to Mary Ella, only daughter of G ! C. F. Davie, of Summcrville, 8. C. h'o cards. the most dangerous character, ana mei is every probability that she will be total loss. She is a first-class iron Bri' ish steamship, and has been employed o the line between Liverpool and Ne' Orleans. Her master is a young offict about thirty years of age, on his secon voyage. The Mississippi was the secon of the Dominion line steamers to stop i Port Royal for coal. She came in hei on the twentieth of December last. Sh was then under the command of Cap1 Roberts. The Mississippi was expecte to stop here on her return trip from Ne Orleans to take in coal. There was quite a large "meet for a Fox hunt Monday night participai ed in by ten or twelve of our noted sport.4 men. The start was about 6 p. m., an | the party arrived hqq^ at 5 the ncs morning well ple;)sed with their spot but not so sati^ied with the result* Several foxes were unearthed and thre made excellent runs, but "nary" a on was taught. Mon Reynard was far to< sharp and cunning to be "any such feller." The herculean exertions excrcis ed to not capture Mister Fox upon th corporeal systems of the gallant hunter? required frequent libations of water delu ted with anything you please. It i exported that another "meet" will tak place soon the results of which will be a minutely and truthfully reported. Ice. The three-niastod schooner "Ann! BJiis" with 400 tons ice for Conant <! Kiumons. has just arrived from StGeor/ M.i|ne, in fifteen days. This will i e we1 conie news to all especially to the sick T la Annie Bliss is to t ike a cargo u 1 i niter North for Wilson & Co. It#.. The dead body of Robt. Frazier s iid,to have been picked up by the steam er Alanthus. was left at Dawfuskcy islam c| Sheriff's Sales. jy Wm. M. Lloyd and Cha*. H. Hamilton, vg. Wm. W. , Burns. ;d By virtue of an order to me directed in the above stated case, I will sell at public auction on Calawasee on the 7th day of May, between the legal hours of sale, all the personal property .which a list is hereunto annexed : One horse, eight cattle, one wagon one cart, one lounge, two Chairs, two McCarthy gins, ie shafting and belting, two moting tables, one set platr_ form scales, (Fairbanks No. 7), one cotton whipper, one bureau, two pumps, one boat, one set old gearing 'P one set harness and ploughs, two com mills; ona W mattrass, and one old flat, levied upon as the propt r)ll ty of Wm. W. Burns. Terms cash. i(j J. W. Collins and Goo. Holmea, vs. M. M. Klnf. ' man. By virtue of an order of Hon. J. Maher, Circuit Q" Judge in the above stated case to me directed, I will p- sell at public outcry in front of my office in the town :l? of Bcaulort, on the first Monday in May, 1874, being the 4th day of said month, between the legal ' hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Ig All the right, title and interest of M. M. Kingman, [e in and the furniture, mirrors, carpets, cooking uten si Is, billiard tables, bath house, livery stables, horses, r~ carriages, etc., etc. Terms cash. 5r ai.so Ig AH the right, title and interest of R. C Bowers, in ? and to ali that tract of land, situated lying and being in the county and state aforesaid, bounded north by e land of C. W. Terry, south by lands of J. M. Rirerr, 3 east by lands of H'm. Bowers, west by lands of J. HHoover, end containing three hundred acres more or less. B amo, 5V All that other tract'of land bounded north by W, ;r E. , south hy J. M. Rivers, east by J. D. Hirer*. ' west by J. M. Rivers, and containing two hundred ? acre* more or less. d ALSO, Ezeklel Stokes, vs. II. J. Snyder. 1 All the right, title and interest of II. J. Snyder, in '6 and to all that plantation or tract of land situate lylC ing a nd being in the county and state aforesaid, and j bounded as follows: Tract designated as number one j on plat by Robt. J. Mcnker, bearing date the second a day of December, 1K59, north by the Charleston road W and lands of John Q. Reaves, now belonging to Jerry Googe, east by lahds of the estate of Sam Snyder, south by lands of John Brunson, and the estate of J " C. Richrrdson, and west by lands of John Q. Reeves , and containing three hundred and ten acres, and al so twenty-three acres of the tract designated as nuin!* her two on said plat, d Eldrod Gooding, vs. W. F. Hogarth. ^ All the right, title and interest of W. F. Hogarth in and to all that tract of land, situate lying and 1h\ ing in the county and State aforesaid. Bounded by S. ands of W. G. Thomas, G. W. Bmns<jn and estate c of J. F. Altmtn, and containing two hundred and ten (210) acre more or less, levied upon as the prop? erty of W. F. Hogarth, at the suit oc E'dred Gooding 3 Terms cash. WM. WILSON, 8. B. C. 3BXT3T YOT7H ' Boots and Shoes t8 OF ! Geo. Watcrhouse He has a large new stock, just received from the North, consisting in part, of MEN'S IMPERIAL CONGRESS GAITERS, C MEN'S CALF HEWED BUTTON GAITERS, , MEN'S CONGRESS SHOES, fc MEN'S LOW SHOES. e MEN'S FINE CALF BOOTS. - LADIES' SERGE BOOTS, LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS. I (TiiLPiUN'siurrhiiin'iT.HMiiiM, UIILDItKYS FANCY MTTON SHOKS. CHILDREN'S PEBBLED GO At SHOES, CARPET SLI PPER1*. G lot). WATKHIIOl'SK. - NOTICE. I U. S. Internal Revenue, gpccial Taj?o?. * May 1, 1874Jo April 30, 1875II The LAW of IVceinber 24, 1-?T2. requires every I person cngn;p'd in any business. vocation, or emplnymciit which renders him li ihle to a Spktiai. Tax' Tii |>rO' urr and pl?r? coii?i?lcuon?ly In Ills KsfnhlNtiiurnt or Place of liiidnrmi a STAMP denoting I lie payment of said Special Tax ,J> for the Special Tax year la-ginning May 1, 1874, he's fore commencing or continuing business after April tl :w, If74. | 'I'lic tnim rtnhrnceil within the provt*it ions of the Law ubovc quoted arts tlie j following vixi g Rectifiers, {200 00 Dealers, retail liipior, JW 00 J Dealers, wholesale liipior, PHI (K) Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, 50 IX) Dealers in malt liquors, retail, zu uu T Dealers in leaf tobacco,. 25 00 (? Retail dealers In leaf tohacc >, 50(1 00 And on sales of over Sl.Otxt, fifty cents for every dollar iu excess ot $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 5 00 Manufacturers of stills, 50 00 And for each still manufactured, 20 00 0 And for each worm manufactured, 20 00 g Mauufaeturere of tobacco, 10 00 Manufacturers of cigars, 10 00 ') Peddlers of tobacco, first-class, (more than two f. horses,) 50 00 Peddlers of tobacco, second-elans, (two hoi sea) 25 00 Peddlars of tobacco, third class, (one horse,) 15 00 Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class, (on foot or ]iubiic conveyance,) 10 00 lirewers of less than 500 barrels, 50 no lirewcrs of ~mH) barrels <tr imue, 100 00 Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply with the foregoing rcqiiir< luiuts will be subject to severe U penalties. IVis uis or firms liable to pay any of the Special Taxes named above t must apply to \V It. t'W)l:T'* JIAN, Collector of Internal Revenue at Charleston, or to MILAM 11. WHKillT, Deputy Cnlleetor at )( It aufori. and jiayforaud procure the S|>ccial Tax Stamp or Mumps they need, prior to May 1, 1*7-1, " and without further notice O J. W. DOHSLASS, :r fbin. Internal Urnnue. Office Internal Revenue, Washington, 1). C., February 1(5,1*71. ap.iMt c WANTED. ?- A YOUNG MAX OK GOOD MORAL CIIAKACiq TICK, pleasant manncrr nml not afraid of work to canvass iieaufortCounty, for the celebrated Singer Mowing Muehiiiei. Must give a Ismd and furnish . horse and sett of single harness, nud we will furnish h a wagon. Will lie required to give his whole time to . the business and take bo'dof it with a vi.w to mukitig ii |sTiiianaut. To such a one we will give a libej. ral commission or pay a salary ii prefered. Address, Till! MINGLK MFG. CO., n j t 'barb-ion, S. C. 13 ; TO HOLDHHS Or' OOUiN'i'I OHHOHi j Or Audited Claims, Prior to November 1, 1872. Tn accordance with the provisions of a *> "joint resolution authorizing the County 10 Commissioners of Beaufort County to ? levy a special tax," approved Feb. 2ti, 0 187:5, and the act to amend the same, approved the 2iHh day of .January, A. I>. " 1S74, sealed proposals will he received at this office from parties holding checks or !" ' audited claims contracted prior to No'' ! vember 1. 1872. until Tuesday, the 7th E j day of May. at 12 o'clock, noon, at ; I which time said bids will be opened, and | ! the board of County Commissioners will ! ! draw orders 011 the Treasurer to the | amount of one thousand dollars in favor >s ' of the person" or persons who shall have ! offered the largest per centum discount 1 011 their checks or audited claims. ?-s ! Proposals must be addressed to the jfi chairman of the Board and endorsed' I " Proposals for settlement of past indebtedness of Beaufort County." f P. PRITCHARD, M. D. GEO. WATER HOUSE, ? County Commissioners. Attest: S. D. Gilbert, Clerk. Beaufort, S. C., April 7, 1874. a. A FOUR OA^rfrvi'P.K'^A^ib feet long 4 , ** feet brued?price 125. p. k. paulewo. , 1 Br?o? ItlunLSlwMon, p. R. R. ?ma ; 33 E TIltlKK THAI % S DAILY FRtJj H Oliarloston. Savarmah. and AusuNtn. gf I Wvorv nnaHmpnf rift*,,, Hnnsfi *as entertain in the moat hospitable mttor home to spend the winter months as c Livery Stable, Billiard Halls. Crorp Rooms may be secured for the wint SHIP MAST I thi COTTON COMPRI ARE PREPARED TO REG RATES, AT ~ loot STrOT-A-KT From the Famoi i Port Ro Constantly on hand, loaded right from ouseoal suitable for steamers. Furni purchased for south of Norfolk. It w iinil nt.hnrs nsinc coal in the waters tlii.s coal and the facilities for loading " THE OLD DRUC p' WITH AN SNTIRE N3"JT STi i : I liarral H ? WhQlQsal ? 167 MEETING ST., j Q Successors to the < ? IIAVILAXP, IIAIIRAL & CO , 0 I IIAVILAXD, RISL IIARP COLOF LOOK TO YO DEARE HAND and POWEf PAtoutod IV THESE m IRE THE BEST A\D !K< POP I am prepared to fill Colored men you can ein your i money for your crop. Every machii hibition at BENNETT'S STORE, E Wyman Oct.9 73. S. M. WALLACE Cotton Factor ASD GRIST MILLE1 Wliolmalr Drnlrr In GRAIN, HOMY, HEAL, FEED, E Soa Island. Cotton Bought, (iiuncil und prepared for 111 kct. Advances Made on Consignments Having the be*t machinery for ginn cotton and grinding corn and nieai. h prepared to execute all orders on shortest possible notice. The highest price paid for Cotton and Corn. Cotton ginned on toll. jar WARRANTER BARREN SERBS i CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS, NEW SEED CO SEED OATS ami SEED POTATOES, HKIM K, (JRASS, and other SE. Atso Seli^t GOOSEBERRIES. RASPBERRIES, CURRAI STRAWBERRIES and other small KRUITs BY MAIL. (Postpaid*) to any poetoffioe in Enclose stamp for "Illu<t*sU?e Priced Catalog EDWD. J. EVANS, A CO. Nur?rj-men A Seedmen, York. I peb.t9.2t EE&iSk 5 SAUFORT, 8 i been put in complete order during the prist si icr the travelling public. The northern tour :an be found South. ict and Telegraph Office arc among the acquis er by letter or Telegraph. ft NOTICE T< ERS AND COTTO O 2 PORT HQ 1SSING, WAREH0US1 EIVE ON STORAGE AND COM PRE.' ? THEIR WORKS AND YARD AT PO \ I TONS OF be: coal., is Tennessee Mines, SOW AT >yal Dock., the dock. This coal is a first class bituminshod at a lower price than similar coal can be ould be to the advantage of st en in boat agents of South Carolina and Georgia to examine at Port Royal before purchasing elsewhere. W. H. JOHNSON, Agent at Port Royal. i HOUSE HEV1VEU, 1 DCS 0? FB33H AND OHOHB 03333. j ~~ ' & k Pelzer, j le Druggists,, t - CHARLESTON, S. C. g Old Established Houses of U Charleston, EY & CO., Augusta, da. LAL, IlISLKY & KITCIIEX, New York. tED MEN >UR INTERESTS. iORN&CO. { BELT COTTON GINS laroli 536, 1867. 1ST ECONOMICAL MACHINES EVER OFFERED S A Ii E . [ oil orders at short notice. nvn cotton, save your seed and get more ic warranted. Call ar.d see them. On oxSAY ST.. BEAUFORT, S. C. De arborn. Patentee, Manufacturer and Agent. 1 Tli^Jerilitrdmre fndSi-ppHei,iGaMmgt, j y.Brjrhtlemit Sail,IitLut*rt,Vire GtuaxU, \ y. Stale ml .Vi/ile MinUenNotraiuLDnin \ i.7. i u 7ilw(r;Whitr Pine, W.ilrwtRxiyLumim? \ ? n CdiinrtMiAcrj/utrU'ocdji&ci I /, All Work 'Warr&ntei, _ | J LOWEST PRICES. I Ks j J Send fbrPrice Liat. ^ EW; fj I. H. H ALL & WU, M 5 Mvwfkebtrir, LUmUt*, ij tT8 ^ 2,4*0, 8,10, Market Stmt, LX I naSfff**! Kniered according lo act of Coagnm in the yen um.' 873, by L H. HaU 4 Oa- In offloe librarian of Cot aw ft Wa*lng?od. ** rnMT \KT>?n - \ 'Tvt wir^roK? ? tw>Vr*?( A^plymt Lhb) ntOoe. II ?. o. j is 1^-6 T?AU> PuH ttfeUI^OHT Leave CliarieC. *ii, Mjj?.) A. Jt I Leave Charle?ton, 0(00 P. 31 ITHH Leave Angueta, G:'4*> A. 31 Leave Augusta, 3110 P, M , J? Leave Savannali, 9i30 A. M {{( \rrlveat Beaufort. !i?00 P. 31 j irrlve at Beaufort, 11 I'M) P. M iliumOPj arid the Proprietor is now ready to ist frill find as pleasant and comfortable a o 8 itionsoftheHou.se. gj o r. M. KINGMAN J _ ^ H JtTOWi 16 ? W O J! N SHIPPERS. 61 66 60 IT At ? 1X6 & POWER 60., I 5S COTTON AT THE USUAL t* in |RT ROYAL. ? 3HAS. ROGERS Suporintoncioiit. J A HALF CENTURY PASTORAL SERMON A hour BY THK REV JOS. R. WALKER, D. D. By July! RECTOR OF ST. HELENA CHURCH, BEAUFORT, S. CCHRISTMAS. 1873. ... i Printed by request of the Vestry. t MA i;OR SALE AT DR. H, M.- STUART'S DRUfi STORE. Si and at the office of the Co fire-j PORT ROYAL COMMERCIAL. fi Price BO Cents. Sent by mail on receipt of the above ^I( price by addressing loaJu J. 0. THOMPSON, drift' r\tr.? c n Kojn THE EMPIRE com COMFOESS CO. r= CI Have one of their magnificent Cotton Compresses g( in operation at jui Port Royal, S. C. for compressing cotton for Foreign shipments. For further information, apply to T7 JOHN W. WALLACE, V President, Augusta, Or to JOSEPH QRAHAM, Superintendent, Port Royal. And to the President and Superintendent of the Port Royal railroad at Augusta, Geo. janl. . EDGAR G. NICHOLS SURVEYOR * DRAUGHTSMAN 4 CIVIL ENGINEER, "f of Je1 Deputy to the Surveyor General. c ilan been Corporation Knglnecr In four dllTcrcnttKlei, and glveft satisfaction In every case. I* thoroughly conversant with the government surveye'ln thla Also vicinity. Office eor. 8th and B st. Beaufort, S. C. win Wetc A. B. McGregor, "S , , ** thi.-i HOUSE, SIGN, AND CARRIAGE PAINTER tiU ?.MAO? ^ Graining & Paper Hanging. ?:o: ? Orders solicited and satisfaction guar- B 1 nntced. Corner Magnolia & Bay Sts. oct 16-1 y. ] J. K Williams. ~~ ATTORNEY AT LAW ? . ? ^ 1,101 xsoauiori, o. ^ Will practice in Circuit Courts of the 2d Circuit, and Trial Justice Courts on the Port Koyal liailrond. septlS-ly. Gl A.E.OWENS' Al" NEW YAMASSEE EATING wi" AND j Refreshment Saloon Jt lUcTlult *. & ? . uiSrt HOH*r ItOYAL KAlI.KOADS. Ul .. .o: ... per*) PLENTY OF TIME ALLOWED FOR MEALS. .drab The undersigned htvlng leased the Yeiuaaset Fat- J)00" Inn House from its late proprietor, Mr. Hellers, so- ' nouucrs that great Improvements will be made In * n01 the arrangements for supplying guests with subatantial meals upon the arrival of each train. JJjj , Good accommodations for lodglbg ^ntve.lers will ba dura provided as soon as possible. A gentlemen's refreshment and waiting room will be provided, where the , beat liquors will ba obtainable. great The patronage of travaUaas is raepectftiUy eotldted 1 A. E. OWENS, Lata proprattor of the Allendale Hotel. If POST Bom 11 1 'hrough to Augusta. I SHORTEST ASD CHEAPEST RO?T? ? hlftlKK FOR? ^ FREIGHT oil ^ASSErfGBBS. jtifecR Charleston and Angustifi [ctweeii Savannah and AngasU. ?AHO ALL fvinn OU'l'H OR TKrillfcrtJVP PA r PA SSSKOER. i ^ 1 ? . . . , ... I. a 2 s mamk or sTATiomJ. Arrir* Letts .11 Port Royal, g ii 4 Beaufort, 10 01 ln ng 5 Island Tank 10 26 Jo 3< 4 8eal>rook 10 46 in 44 5 Sheldon,.,,,..,. 1116 ,? ,7 , ~ * Y*ma?ee?..;.. >l 1" 12 20 1 asa3se?fr s5 sit 2 Altmans....,, 12 S3 ? *? 4 Almoda.. 1 03 [ nj 2 Varnsyiiie.... 1 11 , .3 3 Hoover* 1 2S 1 28 6 Branson's ...... 1 42 111 4 Carophellton 1 44 f *3 5 Allendale 2 03 0 *>4 1 aa* is ig l gfflr? J8 jg 4 Hatllevllle. 8 26 ? 2. i Bobbin. 6 Ellentoif..'.!., 8 S3 4 OS . se-T- is ? I 1 ilfe4SS32?S is JAS. tt.HOQRfij Engineer & Sbber/niShdent, }ort Royal Railr6dd XV Ot^OOl LL FREIGHT8 FOR CHARLESTON AN# SAVANNAH, or going North will Ik- rocHvi <4 ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, beet ween the i of four aod six. p. u. P. HAMILTON. . Agent order of J. 0< JIoohk, Supt. 'mmw 200,000 NtJF ACTUBED MONTHLif frr ittx sa Is'd Brick Litno Ci. nstruct yoar buildings of BRICK, maxo them >roof, and save the high rates of Insurance now fed on wood^rulfdlngs. Bricks do not burn up :s do hot rot down. Our Brick Kilfcd rested on Salt Water Creek, two miles froW foit. Vessels drawing fifteen feet of water ca within flftyr feet of our kilns. A single tl d i boats or flats to the city of Beaufort or Porl BRICKS t sl*e or quality, plain or repressed', r>)ahufkc?>* to order at short notice ht Charleston and 8a-' ah pries' 1 Itt oh'r offfce in lOFUT'S BUILDING r Street, Beaufort, and examine sanipleej ;a Is'd Brick Lime Co. ie 19-1 yr. ENGRAVING AMD 7atch Repairing? M. WHITMAN JUST RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT welry.eonHsiing of IOLD AND SILVER WAfCHltf, INS, CHATELAINES, RINGS, SLEEVE BUTT0N8, ETC/ n One assortments of O Xj O O K B i give his personal attention to the jepalrlng of lies. Clocks and Jewelry ; Ornamental ana engraving done at short notice.' iitlemen having fine Watches can test' them a' establishment by one of WARD & CO'S $500 REGOLATORS.Nayo'i Building, Buy Street. J. S. COMMISSIONER, FOR BAUFOIIT CO'UJf Ttf j. u. Tiiu.nrcsua,Beaufort, St O* , 6. P. GARDINER LKALKK IN GROCURIE 8, DORS, DRY MODS, SHOES, 16 HILTON HEAD, S* C. ton Ginned and Corn Ground at the above place. dst, Bread and Feed,ays on hand. For cash all errderfl* be promptly attended to. \ I.HPROVED BlILDIHl MATP.RUL. Iuancii OrricE or the Sotthken V aktikioai. htonr company, v Columbia, 8.1'., February 3,1874. J 8 Htl**n? rf Brtufort and vicinity ?fp InfonM $c ire jprqKurtl to enter into coptrarte wilM* iim wbo areifmitout of bulidlrg cbfip ud 4e lebonanof .trifacial Stone or terete. 8*14 are cold la sumraor and warm Jn wtter. Par* r fire proof, (thia raring alf Fire Aewrewea) ?-abaerhant > { Damp or Watef. Houaaa, Stores jriea, Milk Houaaa, Bath Hmpra, Garden Hw iriel Vaults, Ac,, can be bu(3 bat of this aril A one-third the price of slope, and equally a. blc, Gen. Q. A. Gilmore, Engineer la CMef a J. &. A^aajra, that at the crplration of one raa, tea 120 tons to erurbone>quare Inch of the plana .re prepared to contract Car building, aiit| ercost, BuUdings of tMa Stone Impawn wttk Bricks and Wood decani and win Cat ioantt. Good Bricks or PraaMbuiiftlna. ftr pia?Kv "^SOUT HERN AOTITICIAt