The Beaufort tribune and Port Royal commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1877-1879, March 08, 1877, Image 3
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LOCAL ITEMS.
fiST* The contra t f?r :c mo ii; the
Ocweteiy 1<to the cemetery en^aM?re
has b -en aw irded to M P vlin.
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Fffit The Town (*?nncil of Roan tort
awarded the contract for dicpinir three
well* to McTureom for sixty dollars.
fi^The drains are heing put iti pood
order and cleaned. The open drain - will
l*c covered.
A
fi e Well fifteen by twentv is
building near Mr. Wanlcli s church to
protect that part of town in case of fire.
fi^Th o temperance |*w>p!o will ho'd
their next meeting in Mr. Middleion's
church on Monday nitht.
tttT The buoy-tender Atluohns an
chored in front of town on Stindav. She
has just Ih'c i ove:hat'cd and had a new
lioiler put in.
toyA large number of our eirircns interested
in the Harvey Mill* salvage ca?e
left for Charleston Tuesday night. The
ease was opened in the U. S. Court ve terday.
1 gp i ;
It bavin? been rejKWted that the
small-pox prevails to an almoin? extent
in Savannah Intendant Williams has is
sued a proclamation warning person*
against hringiug froui that city infected
l?cddmg.
4^^
J^" There was not a single sale by
the Sheriff last Tuesday, whigh is very
bad for the newspaper business. We expect
several notices, however, next week.
I^There are no further developments
regarding the tuurder of Mr. Mclntirc
and the prosj^ct at present for a speedy
apture of the assassin is poor The
Sheriff is still at work on the case aui
\
will yet unravel the mystery.
ttT The schedule on the Railroad
will be dianjtctl next week, the day
train leaving Beaufort at 11:20 a. n\
a id arriving at 2. 30 p. in.
The O. M. Pettit run agroa id ie
Musquito Inlet Thursday last and when
the tide fell she wasca eene 1 over so that
she filled. The owners expect to raise
hor without much damage.
ML. The town authorities have put
chased half a dozen horse fiddles at one
dollar a piece (or the policemen to play
oa o'nights when they (eel sleepy, and
when the nocturn il burglar Is so nof>v at
his job as to disturb the witclLnon'a
slumbers.
It wa-f su;?jx>sod that the Underground
Railroa 1 cea*ed running with the jiUdi
tion of slavery, but it haJ a passenger oa
Friday night last in the person of the
"judge" who knew he was Wright when
he altandoned his seat after drawing hi*
pay from a government that he decided
to be illegal.
9&" The Club House springs are a*
prolific as ever, yielding at present about
on ,?n,\ ?1^,. nnr't
gni'Ull-1 VI n ??,! U lli;, v?u |??
of which seems to improve. Messrs
Dick k Smalls have a bonanza in the excellent
water from this spring and they
are the men who know how to work it.
Mr. Sams, special agent for the
Hampton tax, completed his circuit last
Thursday at Branson's, with the exoep
tion of tao or tlnee appointments in the
upper portion of the county, and has so
far collected $2,940,20, He expects to
receive a large auioun* from the tax pay
^.ere of Beaufort and vicia'ty as. owing to
^ his absence in other parts of the county,
ourcitixens have deferred paying until
his return. Mr. Sams has succoded in
collecting a larger amount than was expected,
and Governor Hampton selected
the right man for the work when he appointed
Mr. Sams special agent.
f9*Thesloop-of-war Adams started for
Charleston last Thursday where the sailors
were to have been given what is oiled
a "a general leave" with a month's pay.
The vessel reached the lightship ofl :
Charleston bar the same night when a |
storm arose and she was obliged to come j
to anchor. While laying there she ship";
I ed a .?ea that broke in the windows flooding
the cabin with water, and as some ladies
were aboa>d and terribly sick, a'nd it
being impossible to enter the harbor as
the Adams was drawing 16$ feet of water,
Capt Phillips concluded to return. In
the meantime the feed pipes of the engines
had broken loose an J things looke 1
bad and it was a relief to all on board
when the vessel arrived safely at her j
anchorage in Port Royal. A board of
survey was held on the vessel to ascertain
the damage and it w .s decided that the
repairs could be do ie withou*: going to
No-folk as was at fir<t thought necessary, j
It is said that the Commodrre refused t) j
approve of tin Adims going to Charles" i
tOD, the Capt&iu h'mself taking the resp
msibility.
Quite a bloody conflict took place
at Brunsou last Thursday, says a correspondent
of the Journal of Commerce,
between B. J. Martin, and J. W. Hcnckley,
in which both were badly wounded,
flenckley had Martin under an arresb
and was instructed to hold him until a
certain amount of money was paid. Martin
told him to go home with him and he
would pay it. They set off about dark'
and just as they got out of town Martin
asked Henckley where was he going.
As soon as Henckley answered be was
knocked down by Martin, with a knife in
his fist As soon as he could recover
himself, he drew his pistol and fired at
Martin three times without effect They
then clinched with pocket knives. Martin
received one stab in his left breast,
and one on his side. Henckley received
quite a nomber of gashe<?, but none very
severe, Martin's knife being blunted.
i'i? ? mmmmmmam m i?n. m m. u
f Martin says when In left him, he left
him for dead-. He was fully under the
impression that he had cit his throat.
j PORT ROYAL.
! There arc evidences of prosperity
ndinir tlin oKiop- i
I III 1 iri i n<Mai liw; n KiirviiiuiMg ?uv vw|w I
i tionablc gunno that, in transit, seems to 1
perfuni; everything within the town lim" i
i s. Mr. Wiikins is erecting a new oven .
on the lot where his fine store once stt?od, :
aad has put Uj> an ornamental lamp in
front of his store. Fourteen new houses :
arc in cour>e of erection an 1 the pave- j
ments are being repaired and shelled. !
j
The town council feeling that a check
must be put on all apparent prosperity
have decided to imp -se a tax on every
kind of business, even notaries public and
poker players having to contribute to the
treasury. The latter are require 1 to pay
a fee of thirty dollars. Mr. Hubbard
feels confident of holding his position of
Harbor master, as, he says, he has been
recognized by president Hayes.
Rid > were opened yesterday for the
f drainage oi* the ponds which have had
the credit of rendering Port Royal unhealthy
an 1 the citizens are delighted
with the prospeot of a healthy Summer.
The large piles of guano that have so
long been under the sheds arc fast dis- (
appearing, thirty car loads being shipped (
daily. The employees in Mr. Rundle's
offi ?c are prepared to settle with any man ]
who dares to intimate that any one
of them is suffering trom ar. attack of ^
gOUt. I |
* ?)>aU ?f Affusion i
il IIIITIIIIIJ W*1 UVIU tat >uv House
on Tuesday evening in the interest
of the new church that it is proposed ]
to erect The contributions so far (
amount tc $000. and a committee was j
appointed, consisting of D. H. Hatchin- '
son, A. M. Hamilton and Geo. Collins, 5
with power to farther the enterprise, j
It is pioj.?oseJ to erect a building cos ,
ting about $1,500- ;
Query. Has Jonathan gone to join (
D.ivid in Washington, and if so will he
indulge in slings? I
We find the following account of the '
recent robbery, and arre-t of tho thieves
in Waltcrboro, in The Waltcrboro News : *
O ie of the most daring burglaries ever
committed in this county, was perpetrated
on Friday night of last week. About ^
11 o'clock in the night the robbers broke
open the back door of Messrs. Terry and
Shaffer's store, and succeeded in carrying
off over two huudred dollars worth of dry
goods and a few pair of shoeR. They also
stole some small change in the money
dnwer amounting to nearly fonr dollars.
The goods they carried in bags to the
fo.ksofthe Green Pond road, where they !
loaded them in an ox cart. <
They wore discover* J before they had
c'mpleted their depredations by llobeit ,
M.ddletou, who works in the takcry in i
rear of the store. As soon as it became
light enough to fol'ow the tracks pursuit
was made, hut the thieves wc~c not over- 1
taken until they ha 1 reached the Ca'f pen 1
plantation on the Savannah and Charles- t
toil railroad about 2 I miles distant. Here j '
Scipio &dd? and Joai.ih Fields, two of,
ilie three who had broken int ? the e ,
vere capture hand the greater portion of
the stolen gotxfa recovered. Cromwell i
Cross the other burg'ar making good his
e.sea|?e. Scvc.?i| ot her parties implicated
in the theft wcr?? a'so arrested and now
in jail. A small constabulary force in
e uhavoring to make some arrests on the
same plantation on Tuesday were driven 1
off the place by the colored penp'c. On
Thursday & force of severity five mounted
mm under the command of Sheriff *
Iflack, proceeded to the plantation and
made the arrests; also capturing the partics
who had resisted the officers a few
days previous. About twenty men were t
found posted across a small trestle, which
looked as though resistance was to made. '
The ^Sheriff promptly ordered twenty- ,
five to charge the party, when they at ?
once surrendered. J
Washington, March 6.?The friends 1
of Packard and Chamberlain have been i
urgent to-day to secure some assurance i
of early action in their favor. The
friends of Hampton and Nicholls seem
to think that they have made their case
as they show no activity now.
Iu the Seuate, this morning, Jlr. Wal- lace,
of Pennsylvania, submitted a reso- e
lution that the credentials of L. Q. C. La- i
mar, senator elect from the State of Miss *
issippi be taken from the table and that 11
he be sworn, Mr. Anthony moved that [
the Senate adjourn. Rejected ; yeas 15 i
nays 36; many Republicans voting with (
the Pemoorati in opposition to ad/o irn- .
ment. Mr. Blaine spoke in favor of
swearing Mr. Lamar, and said that his 1
credentials were entirely regular, and he : 1
was just as much entitled to be sworn in ',
as he, 41 Mr. Blaine, " or any other sen-1
ator sworn in yesterday. Blaine startled '
the Senate. He thinks that Pinchback j .
should have been admitted. He favors
the seating of Morgan and Lamar. Answering
Morton as to what he would do
with Kellogg under his line of argument,
Mr. Blaine said he had a resolution in
his hand, which he proposed to offer
j when the present case was disposed of,
! to scat Kellogg.
Pawe declared in favor of seating La-;
! mar. Spenoer spoke in opposition, and i
sent to the clerk's desk, to be read as 1
part of his speech, certain committee
reports on the Mississippi election.
w. v?.i *-l u.
Alter XiHUiar IIUU UIICU mc will, 0*1. .
Blaine submitted the following:
Resolved, That the oath of office required
by law be now administered by the
I Vioe President to William Pitt Kellogg, :
whose credentials as a senator from tne 1
State of Louisiana were presented on the
20th of January, J877.
Mr Blaine said: "I do not desire
Mr. President, to detain the Senate, by
any lengthy presentation of Mr. Kellogg's
; c tee. Regarding him as I do as the regular
and duly elected senator from the
Sratc ef Louisiana, I could wish that j
tL. .J.. A >. U .-. J-r. ?v
there would be no objection to his being
sw ?m in I believe th.it he wa? elected
by the legal Legislature of Louisiana. I
bjlieve lie was elected by and represents
the legal government of Louisiana, and I
do not sec now to-day, and that is the
main fbint I desire to present, how any
senator who voted in this chamber that
the Electoral vote of Jjouisiuna was legally
and proj>erly cast for Rutherford B.
Hayes and yourself, Mr. President, is
permitted to doubt that S. B. Packard,
is equally of right the Governor of that
State."
The Democratic caucus this after..oon
had a full and agreeable interchange of
- - * / i
opinion as to the duty of tne Lremocraiu;
senators in the present condition of public
affairs. No particulars as to their action
have transpired, but it is understood
that the general tone of discussion showed
a purpose to sustain President Hayes in
all rightful measures.
The Supreme Court has adjourned to
Monday. Gen. Hawley is pressed for
secretary of war; Gov. Kice, of Massachusetts.
for the navy. The following is
certain: Sherman for treasurer, Schurz
for the interior, Evarts tor the State. Almost
certain: Key for postmaster-general.
.
The Black Hills country is to be
apened up after all. Three routes are
to be surveyed by the Uuion Pacific Com .
pany, ou one of which a railroad will be
built to the Black Hills. Gov. Thayer,
)f Wyoming, is now in Washington urging
the immediate ratification of the
Black Hills treaty.
J^"Mr. F. D. Bell, of Charleston,
has opened a ferrotype tent, a branch of
Anderson's, 267 King St., Charleston, on
Mr. Devlin's lot on Bay St.. opposite The
Tribune office, where our citizens can
secure the latest styles of Amber Ferroypes
at four for one dollar, or the fourquarter
style with handsome frame for
M.50. Particular attention paid to ladies.
Stereoscopic views for sale. *
The sparrows which swarm in
Cnioo Square, and never cease investiga:ing
the marvelous legs of the Lincoln
datue, have.bcen gazing so long at^the
gigantic sign on the handsome building
A * * " ~ ~ on/1 1 ilfrVl St
31 II1C curnur U1 J-M UUU n UJ Mim a 1
that now they uncousciously chirr, "bo
?tnn?i/o?men?tic! ' all day
Ion#. Yet there is a man, just around
the corner, who swears that he can't sec
that the "Domestic" Sewing Machine is
the best, although his wife tells hiui so.
lie was born blind, r?oor fclbw!
Marine Intelligence.
ENTERED. ST. HELENA SOUND..
February 2Gth Br. Bk. Hollywood, Balaam, ina*:?*r,
3! day* from Fanrlial in ballast to Campbell.
RTytlfa and Co.
Feb. 2Sth Norwegian Bk. Grant, Florenass mntar,
2 days from Savannah in ballast to Canipbeil
Wyllie and Co.
CLEARED.
March 2nd Rr. B'?. Dorothy Thompson, Frostick
uast *r. for Xewcasti?, England with 6S6 tons of
>h ?| La'e rock from C,v>*aw mines.
Frb. 2nd. Bosnian ship "* Alcxa d-r" Ashbcrg
nast-r, for London *ith 9S.r? tons of phosphate rock
ram Oak Point mines.
ARRIVED?PORT ROYAL.
Arrived Feb. 28th Sclir. N L. Chad wick, from
A'ood's Hole, with guano. to B R. A't.
March 2d, Bg. Ambrose Ligh:, from Orient, L. IM
villi guano to K. R. Agt.
SAILED.
Feb. 2Sth, Schr. Marcus, A. Davis, In baUa>t for
Brunswick.
March 1st, S. S. Calvert for Baltimore.
March 2u, S. S. City of Pallas for New York.
March 2d, Schr. Eva J. Smith with lumber f r
Ultimo re.
PROBATE NOTICE.
TATE SOUTH CAROLINA,")
> Court of Probate.
County of Beaufort j
Br A. B. Addison, Ksqi'Ire, Dbobatk Jcdor.
11Thcreas, William Elliott Esq. hath made suit
vV to uie, to grant him letters of ?dministraion
of the estate and effecta ofRobt. C. Mclntire
These arc therefore to cite and to admonirh all
ind singular |he kindred and creditors of the said
iloltert C. Mclntire deceased, that they be and ap>ear,
before me, in the Court of Protwte, to be
idd at Beaufort an the 20th day of March next, afcr
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon
o shew cause, if any they liavt, why the said adniniktration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this the 6th day of March
k. D., 1877.
Proclamation.
OFFICE I NT END ANT,
Town of Beaufort,
B/aufort, S. C., March 6th, 1877.
Il'HEREAS information has been received br
v v the authorities of this Town, of the prevaf.
i.ice of SMALL POX in the city of Savannah, Ga.
Therefore, to prevent the Importation or introdueion
of said disease from said eity of Savannah, to
ind within the limits of the Town of Beaufort, all
arsons are hereby forbidden and prohibited from
ringing to this Town. bidding of all description'
rithout permit, or certificate of the Health Officer
>f Savannah, certifying that the same has not been
aken from any section o'f said city in which said
lisease is known to exist.
The Town Marshal and all officers of the To v n
ire hereby instructed so see that the foregoing is
?t rict iy enforced.
Any and all persons violating this proclamation!
rill be liable to severe penalties,
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
Intendant Town of Beaufort
proclamation!
STATE SOUTH CAROLINA, )
Executive Chamber, \
Columbia, S. C. j
WHEREAS information has been received
at this Department, that an
atrocious murder was committed at the
town of Hilton Head, Beaufort Countv,
on the nifcht of the 5th inst., upon the
body of R. C. McINTIRE, by some person
or persons unknown.
Now therefore, I, D. H. Chamterlain,
Governor ot the State of South Carolina.
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in order that justice may De done ana me
majesty of the law vindicated, do hereby
offer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars
for th * arrest and delivery in any jail of
this State, of any person connected with
the above recited crime, with pr)of to
convict.
<?Given under my hand and
( ) the seal of the State, at
L.S. \ Columbia, this 20th day of
( j February A. D. 1877, and
^ in the One hundred ted first
year of American Independence.
D. H. CHAMBERLAIN
H. E. Hayne, ^ Governor of S. C.
Secretary of State.
-i' rTg mat?i iiii mmmaa*
BEEF AND MUTTON.
THE CHEAPEST AND THE NEST.
1AM NOW IN KETEIPT OF TIIE VERY
b?St.
TENNESSEE BEEF
I and beg to inform nit friends and customt? th.it
I will s >11 as cb ap os anyone and WILL NOT
HE UNDERSOLD.
JAMES JENKINS,
Mch. 1-tf.
H- W- WILKINS,
Wholesale A Retail
GROCER,
I*ORT ROYAL, . . SO. CA.
-....nntl I r 1 .f .t_ _ 1
W libitft can DC iuuim one 01 me largcst'and
most complete stocks of groceries
consisting ol
Sugars and Coffee, of all grades.
Teas?finest Gunpowder, Imperial, flyson.
and Souchongs.
Flour?Of all grades.
Ham?A specialty, '"Davis* Diamond,"
a d the celebrated sugar cured hams.
Canned goods of all kinds, from the
best packing houses.
Imported goods?Crosse k Blackwcll's
pickles and sauces. Worcestershire sauce,
Swiss. Edam, and Green Cheese.
Mackerel, of all grades, pickled Salmon.
Biscuits?Milk, Boston, Butter, Pilot
bread (fancy), Graham's (iinger, and
Lemon n ips, and Fancy nicknacks.
All grades ot the finest Whiskies, Bran
dies. Pile Sherry and Port consiantly on
hand.
I keep on hand a full line of everything
that can be found at a first-class store and
will sell the same at figures that cannot be
undersold. feb.23tf.
TAX NOTICE.
The undersigned has been appointed
by Goyornor Hampton as Special Agent
fir Beaufort County to receive and receipt
for the contribution of ten percent,
upon the amount of the State and County
tax of 1875-76, authorized by the
House of Representatives. The receipts
issued by me will be accepted as evidence
of payment on the collection of taxes to
be hereafter levied by the Legislature for
he said fiscal year.
Until further notice,*1 will be found at
the office of C. H. Wri jht, next to the
Express office, and will be ready to wait
upon all taxpayers from |9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
each day. Taxpayers must produce their
tax receipts for last year. Due notice will
be given of appointments for the upcountry,
Savannah river and Savannah,
Georgia.
B. B. SAMS,
Special Aient.
Auction Sale,
Condemned Navy Stores.
By JAS, 91. fROFCT, Auctioneer.
At his Store on Bay Street, on S TURDAY
next,
113 BBLS. SHIP BREAD,
The nl?ovc will be sold in small lots to
- tit purchasers. feb. 16-tf.
LANDS FOR SALE!
THE I.AXM.KSS 1'KOri.E WHO
are coming into this County to re
sid will do well to call upon the sub*
cr.ler at his office in the Tribune building,
where 'hey car, find lists of
LOTS OF LAND
which arc located on all the islands, and
on the main land of Beaufort County,
in tracts of from one acre to four hundred
with improvements on many of the
parcels, and altogether desirable for
those having small means, as they can
have immediate possession by paying a
very small sum of money, and be able
to make a crop the present season.
One Choice Tiucf of 40 Acres
mostly under cultivation ou Port Royal
Island at a bargain.
One 20 acre tract near White
?1- c* ctnlann iwxc# lnm) an +lw)
VIIUIUII UII Ult ilClVUd MViJV 1CIUVI vu buv
island.
Call and sec me soon.
H. 0. JUDD
Bft. S. C. Jan 17th 1876.
4-t.
W. H. DEVLIN,
Carpenter ? Builder
o
All kinds of
BOAT WORK,
CAULKING,
and SPAR MAKING.
o
OFFICE AND SHOP
COR. BAT and CHARLES STREET,
BEAUFORT, 8. C.
UKS-iT.
Saw A Planing Mill
BEAUFORT, S C.
D. C. WILSON & CO.,
manufacturers of and dbaljcm in
7ELL0W PINE TIKSES AND LDMES
and
Cypress Slxlnglea, I
ALSO
Builders & Contractors
i
PLASTER LATHES,
I I
All kinds of JOB SAWING promptly done.
Flooring & Ceiling Boaris alwa on band
Orders for Lumber and Timber by th
promptly filled. Terms Cash.
D. C. WILSON I ro.
WINTER SCHEDULE !
FOR SAVANNAH :
And Intermediate L'dgs i
From and after Friday November 25lb., 1*76, the j
favorite Steamer
PILOT BOY,
W ILL make r gular trips to and from
BEAUFORT AND SAVANNAH
Leave Beaufort every Friday at 10 a. m.
Leave Savannah every Monday at H a. ni.
For Freight or passage apply to
W. HARRISON. Agt. Beaufort. S. C.
J. M. MURRAY, Agt Savannnh, Ga.
S I WALLACE,
COTTON FACTOR AND
GRIST MILLER,
Wholeiale Dealer in
Grain, Hominy Meal, Feed
ETC., ETC.,
SEA ISLAND COTTON
Bought Ginned and prepared for market.
ADVANOBa
Made on consignments. Having the best
machinery for ginning cotton and g inding
corn and m' al, he is prepared to execute
all orders on the shortest possible no
tice
The highest cash price paid for
COTTON & CORN
Cotton ginned on toll.
S. MAYO,
Buy St. Beaufort, 8. O
LMfcVORS, WINES, Ac.
NET YARNS,
FISH LINES AND CORDAGE.
OlaMR, Paints and Oils,
WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE.
Special attention given to mixing paints
and Glass cut to order of any size.
Dec. H
W. H. CALVERT.
PRACTICAL
Tin Sheet Iron. Copper Worker.
DEALER IN
Japanned and Stamped Tin Ware*. Constantlyon
hand, Cooking Parlor and ltox Store?.
TERMS CASH.
Agent for the Celebrated
Charter Oak Cocking Stoves.
W. II. CALVERT,
Bay St. between 8th A 9th sts. Beaufort. 8. C
BANKING HOUSE,
Win. H. Lockwood,
BAY ST., BEAUFORT, S. C.
GOLD AND EXCHANGE
ON
New, York Charleston & Savannah
Bought and Sold,
Collections made on any poiut in the
United States. Accounts received subject
to check at sight.
ap.27.6ui.
Crist and ?tt&.
JM. A MLLI0TT, Mtmmfmrt 0. C.
JM WMUVBL, te ., CkmrltHmn 8. C.
THE BEAUFORT
STEAM MILE COMPANY,
Having put up a grist mill at their
old stand, are prepared to famish
Grist, Feed aid Meal,
??* ? -_J -' .. nnahU ntM.
ID]T quinui J , au<< ? i
M. S. ELLIOTT,
GRIND IWM SUE,
AT THE STORE OF
E. A. Seheper,
The Leader inLow Prices
Having just arrived from NEW YORK, where I
have purrhnvd one of the largest and most complete
?tock of
Falf&Winter Goods
Ever before offered to the Beaufort public.
Caaslstlaf of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
oiTO avr>rim
UA AA^a/ va* w|
BOOT8 AND SHOES.
CARPETS Ac
I offer an entirely freah stock of (!rat-claw PRINTS
sr the ceWlrated
ORIENTAL 7-8 CAMBRICS AT 10c.
Selected Id New York with special view to their
adaptability to present season, Ac.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
will be offered in all departments, as I am determined
to make this one of the moat attractive estab;
liabmentsin town. Call before purchasing elsewhere
and examine the stock of goods at
E. A. SCHEPER.
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F. W. SCII K l'ER,
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FINE J^OCBRIES TE^^ES
r rom (no im-si ircirtt *. -=-- * ??
CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, 4c.
And a Fnll Variety of other (hinfs usually kept in a fiwt-eIjm Wore#
Goods Promptly Delivered free of charge.
SEA ISLAND HOTEL,
*
HAS BEEN RE-OPENED.
THE PATRON AGE OF THE TRAVELLIXGfPUBLIC IS SOLICITED.
JAMES ODE LL, - - Ptwtmot.
"C A R PET 8 . .
Fall and Winter Trade,
18 7 8-7.
MEW and HANDSOME STYLES OF
CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, WALL PAPER end BORDERS
LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES, RUOS, MATS,
AND DRUGGETS,
Opened this week at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
1^1,000 Yards Carpets at 18 to 35 cents per y*rd.
JAMES G. BAILIE 6c BRO.
Augusta. Ga., Dec. 27, 1876.
Beaufort Machine Shop,
~
Having opened a shop in Beaufort, I am prep&rfed #itlr the latest improved tola to
Build & Repair all kinds of Machinery,
Both'of WOOD AND IRONy
Particular attention given to designing and pattern making tot Be* tfclfe Steam
pine and fittings constantly on hand at Northern prices.
Personal attention given to setting tnd constructing
Steam Boiler Furnaces for Saving FueltST
Shop next to Post Office. .
, J. A. WHITMAN, Mechenieml
^3 i n r.""
r*1?p?T^ , in n?*?? " .
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
I have just laid in a large and complete stock of
jjjjY C OODS, CLOTHING. MlLLlNEiT
Ladies' Hats, Dress Good#,
Notions. Embroideries. Corsets,Tics, Laces, Hose, etc. At prices within?, reset
of all. No trouble to show goods. * ^
JOHN COOPER, Bay St., BeaufOri, 8.0,
Are You Going to Paint ?
THEN USE MILLElt BitOS.'
CHEMICAL PAIN*
Ready for use in WHITE, and over One BmJrtd different eohn made if
prime White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil, Chemically combined, WaWanted- ihch
ll/niAxomcr and Cheaper, aod to last TWICE i 8 LONG as any other Paint. It
lias taken the FIRST PREMIUMS at twenty of the State Pain of the Union,
and won M\N? THOUSAND of the best houses in'the counts?.Address:
MILLER BROfffERlS,
July ?7 ly ^ Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio:
MILLVILE [MUMIH
To the W?rkik| CU?.^-tf ue sow prepared
to furniah all claatftm with constant employmeet
at Home, fthe whble of the time
or for their spare moMeiite dhtinaey new, light
Insurance Company
* * sura by devoting their Wbdls time to'the business
Boys and girls earn1 nearly as'tbedi as^eo. ,Tha
all who see this notice mky mhdphlir aMrem. and
test the^bosioess We make this ufepothlieled u&ir
To soeh as are aot well satisttl aba will shod one
pwA C KCV AIwFNT dollarlto pay for the tVoeblb of Wririhf. Far par-"
uLUs UAUtl JiAJEiln I ticulars,samples Worth several dollars to cow-'
' nieuce work on, and a copy of Home add' Fireside
_ ?? . ? # AUm one of the largest and bert Illustrated Publteation
D. II. Hutchinson,
^ 4 ,, > Co., Portland, Maine.
Wholesale & Retail Grocer ,
PORT ROYAL, S. C. ^ ^ armtTlV^h kM T\
JU. iU. K7? UJC , m. JKT*y
Has added greatly to his Stock C#r.*ay *
ot GROCERIES, with an addition of a AT.- O*
Meat Market, , ..
? drl)g8,a^lJ ctotlcals,
where will be found on hand at all times family MEDicnhsr,
c full and select supply of fresh Fa^CT AttD TOILET AtTK&ES
stationery rerpumsey,
Beef, Mutton & Pork, ...
Together wun manjfouter iniotiwo iibuhir
together with all kinds ot vegetables to to mcation. All oftfliU* ?ni be sew * tb? love*
t the demands of the public. P^e for Cj?h. Phr*lciai!i preieriptions ee^folly
el ! in