were mi crow led :i> to l?e ahuust iinpn- mi"
ble. 'riie'ernwil was good natured and
orderly and nothing oceured to mar the
pleasantness of the day.
The great event however, was the visit
of the Union Star hire Company of
Charleston, who had been invited by
Tluion No. 1 to visit 'theni on that day. |
Tuesday afternoon the fire company all '
marched to the depot under thc'iuspiring
strains of the band to meet their guests
On the arrival of the train a short
welcome speech was made by Foreman
Gleaves of Union No. 1 and responded to
by foreman Fiuly of the Union Star. The
visitors numbered about 150 men, CO
from the Union Star and the others i
being deligations iroiu the Providence,
Niagara, Ashley and. other companies
of Charleston. The hosts took charge of
the engine of their guests and through
the burning sun the large companies
marched to their quarters where
preparations had been made for# their
accommodation.
The fourth, as usual, was excessively j
hot, but in the forenoon the firlmcn I
turned out on parade. The engines were j
gaily decorated with flowers and with j
the gay uniforms of the men presented
a very attractive appearance as they'
marched through the streets. In the
afternoon there was a trial of speed
.1- tt_:? vr~ i ^
LOCAL ITEMS.
Mr. Gage, collector of customs
Laving received notice that the govern,
nieot will not hereafter allow lain anything
for office rent, has removed his official
quarters to a room in his residence.
The steamer Pettitt came up 1
from,Savannah yesterday, having been
thoroughly overhauled 011 the marine
(lock, and is now ready for business.
fcff" Dr. J. U. Stoney, IVntist, of,
Beaufort, will be absent from his office .
until the first of October next, when jje
will resume his practice.
One of the stub books that the gran i
jury could not find last year when
investigating the treasurer's office was i
found by Mr. (Jooding wheu ho took pos* j
session last week.
The contract for furnishing the govern-1
inent vessels with beef, water, and bread 1
have been awarded to the same parties i
that have heretofore been supplying these ;
articles. i
While one of the visiting firemen was ;
exhibiting a pistol in a store on Tuesday
eveniugjit was accidentally discharged and
wounded Aurelius Hutchinson, the ball i
passing through his arm. Drinks all
round and an apology ma le every thing
? all right.
If the members of the legal profession :
have any little disputes to settle hereafter
wc should prefer they would select some ;1
other place than our office, as wc shall re- i(
fuse to take the top man off so long as !
they lay quiet in the fire place pulling
each other's hair and ears.
+ +
One of^the applicwits for admission to
the Beaufort Bar at the la-1 term ot court'
T , i,r. v I
but was refused by Juuge >\ iggm, applied
by letter to the town council last week
for the position of night watchman, but
was again unsuccessful. It he can't do
anything else he can go fishing.
Found,?In from of this office a Russia ;
pocket-book containing a spiral shirt stud j
a bill of $2.03 for drinks and scgars, and j
the name of a lady. The loser can recov.
er his property and prevent further par- ;
ticulars as to the'contcuts of'the wallet by
applying at this office and paying for this
advertisement.
*.?
There is a vacancy in the Naval Acad- i
emy from this district, as tin young son
of Mr. Whitwell has resigned, with about j
forty others, for alleged misconduct. !
Mr.Smalls, it soeius, cannot keep the pla-1
oes he is entitled to in West lV.nt and j
Annapolis filled, Ifs for so:dc cause his
11 >;u:ne s all a*c alnt in t sh >rt time.
?1 ?: i
At the temperance meeting last Fri- j
day evening the gicat 4*tharth::parilla:'
Judge placed himself in a very unpleas- ,
ant position by lefusing to carry out iu |
practice what he had advocated as for the
best good of all. The un fort utiale justice
is noted for his habit of whenever he has
?n opinion and ofs?ns his mouth ofpu? ting
"liis foot iu it, and on this occasion he :
j' waxed so eloquent in depicting the evils '
intemperance that the workers of the {
s ?ciety had reas n to think that he!
would not hesir.ite to sigu the pledge.;
They found out their error, however,
Wright givin; as his reason that Ire" hi d |
beet accused of drunkenness an 1 fur
hitu to sign the pledge in Reanfort would
he giving his accusers proof that lie was
in the habit of indulging in fluids other
than tharthaparilla. Tlie excuse was cons
lcrcd rather thin, hut he was obduiatc
and is still at liberty* to drink gin and mo
lasses if he prefers it.
*v * I
Union (College at Schenectady. N. Y. j
held its Comnicncement on the 27th of
June; and we are pleased to see among j
those who bore off prizes for distinguish- j
ed merit that hrancis 11. L'ojcock nas
do rta credit to Beaufortcounty by taking j
the first prize for proficiency in the military
department and also the highest in
general collegiate standing and moral char
acter. The attainmeut of this prize entitles
young Colcock to a second lieutenancy
in the regular artuy. Other South Caro
linians maintained the prestige of their
native State. Oliver D. Hart of Charleston
t ook the second prize for highest
collegiate standiug and Jas. L- Perry of
Charleston took the second Sop horn ore ;
prize in oratory. Messrs Colcock, Hart
and W. J. DeTreville of Orangeburg
graduated with the degree of civil cngi
??eer.
i ^?
V'1; , About one hundred and fifty of our
citizens took advnutage of the excursion !
to Savannah on the Pilot Boy, on Mon.!
day last, to visit that city iti search of i
pleasure or to make purchases. The day
i 1 /?
was delightful with a stilt breeze ana alter
a quick trip, after stopping at Port
lloval and the New Hampshire,* the party
arrived in the Forest City. The young
people either entered carriages for a trip
to Thunderbolt or strolled towards the
park stopping on the way to make numerous
purchases, and notwithstanding
the tnurcury registered ninety-five they 1
all htrd a good time. The boat left jus1
before'dark, arriving home about 1 a. m.
Mesrs Clancy and Wallace are to be congratulated
ou the success attending their 1
first attempt in the way of excursions and
they should persevere and do so some
more.
1 # 1
The Fourth In Beaufort.
The Fourth in Beaufort was a day long ,
to Pb remeinbe red by the boys that run
with the unchiues, who, notwithstanding
the intense heat, seemed to have a glorious
time and merchants'while sweating
behind their counters made up in the
lively trade for many a dull day. In addition
to the large company of visiting
firemen the country people, attracted by
the promised display, came in in large
iHiiubcr; and ail day lon_- the streets
i
oeiween uiu tuiuu nu. x <?uu mv
Union Star. The distance run was 250
yards and was won by the Star in 3S
seconds against 41 seconds by their opponents.
Much lissatisfaction was expressed
by the Beaufort boys at the result, they
claiming that the start was unfair and |
under equal advantages they would have j
been victorious. This opinion is concurred
iu by outsiders who witnessed the
race and saw the "points" made on the J
defeated company by their city friends.
The Phoenix afterward ran over the
course in 40} seconds, they having been
obliged to stop in the first contest by
the fiilliug of a member. In the evening
the companies had a trial* of their!
engines but as it was almost dark the }
contest was undecided.. The Star and i
the other visiting companies left the
n.-xt morning bearing away a handsome '
water-pitcher as a trophy of their vie- 1
tory, and evidently well pleased with ,
their visit.
Potters American Monthly.?The j
July number of this deservedly popular
family magazine is OUt, looking ftvsll
and wide awake as usual ?to th e interest
ot the reading public. It will be weilcoaicd
by all.who admire the good, the
oiixl tlio hnn ntifjil nv shtnrn in Tit- '
tlltV,, ?UU ..
erat are, AVt, Science, Travels, Adventure,!
Romance, History, or Biography. Jx>v? j
ers of the quaint and the curious will find
much to amuse and instruct in this. We [
don'f much wonder that 'this American
periodical incverses in public favor, tor
each month it seems to outdo its predecessor*?ever
sparkling with wit and hu- :
mor, and increasing the value and variety j
of its subjects. We notice also several1
additions to its able corps of cent? il>u tors,
who represent the best minds and ripest
culture in the country.?Published by J.
K. Pot Tor & Co.,Philadelphia.
__
We have received the July number of
tliC StoTHKKN Fakmf.h and stock
I
Joufnal. and are pleased to see the
marked improvement of its topics, and
information given: making it one of the i
mo<t relfable means of fornyle Ige to tlie j
Northern farmer of the vast resources of' i
the South: while the Southern farmer i
will find it the best periodical 0:1 the 1
varied agricultural subjects. Publishe l j
monthly at t he extreme low price of 75 j
rt.< . ner Annum. Address A. 0. Billings j
& Sons, Madison, Ga.
The Indian war is still progressing
with all its horrible and heathenish atrocities
The Indians of the west should be
taught a lesson now that they will uever
forget.
An Ordinance- to amend on Ordinance
entitled " An Ordinance to regulate the
sale of liquor within the limits of the
Toicn.''
Sec. 1. Be it ordainal by the Tntendant
and Wardens of the Town of Beau- i
fort in Council assembled. That an ;
ordinance entitled "an ordinance to reg- i
ulate the sale of spirituous liquors within
the limits of the town," be amended Us j
as follows: That in Section III. on the j
last line between the words "day'7 and i
"excepting" insert the following words
"and until G o'clock A. M., the following f
day, excepting Sunday, on which day the ,
disposal by gift sale or otherwise of intox- i
icating liquors is strictly prohibited." In 1
Section IX on the second line strike out;
the words "with clear and sufficient teasons"
and at the end of the section add
the following words "and a misdemeanor."
In Section XIII 011 the fourth
line before the word "Council" insert
the words "or Intendant" at the end of
said line Section before the word "Council"
insert the w rds "or Intendant." j
In Sec. XIV on the second line after
the word "year" insert the following words
"and only upon the recommendation of |
six respectable tax* payers of the neighbor-1
hood, and upon entering iuto a boud in
the sum of one thousand dollars with
three good sureties." At the end of the
seventeenth line of said section after the
word "Beaufort" add the words "aud
the sale ol intoxieatiug liquors."
Sec. II. (Section xv) Violations of
this ordinance or any section thereof,
shall subject the offender upon conviction
thereof before the Inteudant or Council,
to the payment of a fine of not more than i
one hundred dollars. Provided that the
fine imposed for the violation of Sec III
so far as it relates to the sale of liquor on
Sunday shall not be less than fifty dollars.
That till penalties provided for violations
of this ordinance herein amended bo repealed
and those provided for in this
section be substituted in their stead, with
the additional penalty of forfeiture of
license and imprisonment not exceeding
thirty days.
Sec. III. (Section xvi) That upen
conviction of any violation of this ordinance
or any section thereof one half of
the fine so inipo ed shall be paid to the
informer, or informers, who shall receipt
for the same.
Batificd in Council this 27th day of
June 1877.
Alfred Williams
Attest Inteudant,
J. C. Richmond,
Clerk of Council.
? Love has ;;<raiu laiitrlioil at locksmiths.
Am Illinois convict on his way
to tho penitentiary was kissed by his
sweetheart, and with her lips she passed
into his mouth the key with which, ho
subsequently unlocked his handcuffs and
regained his liberty.
i cleari:i? fi:<?.m sr helena
June 2.~?ih, Norwegian > :?rk M?wl, Ey?l?? master
fori'. K.witli a 10 tons of phosphate rm'k from
Coosa w mines.
bark Loventro, Kottlcson master, for Continent
with til?3 tons of phosphate rork from Coosa w
mines.
Ji-S S\v-<ii.sli J,ark Frederick Wanlstan master
for I*. K. with l.attO tons of phosphate rock from
Oak Point mine.
Nolic? lo Debtor? and Creditors.
m
Soi Tti Carolina, Beaufort County.
All Persons having demands against
Thomas J. Riley, late of said county, deceased,
arc hereby notified to present
them to tne properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law: and all persons
indebted to said deceased arc hereby re
quired to make p.fyiucnt to me.
31, M. Riley,
Adui'x.
Brighton, S. C., July 3, 1870.
~ IMPOSITION IN
SELLING PIANOS AND ORGANS.
"Sm?O0 Pianos for $2-30." "$700 Pianos for $27.3."
r\ ^ ' hi wt r?, Ml"
"CZWO C/TgiWiS IUI J M. VI^HUO 1UI V'
"The very l?cst made." "'All first-class,'' "Sold
direct loth* people at factory prices." I ~ou don't
btlkcc it, neither do ir*. "ltoatty," and oilier pretended
manvfuchtrera may so advertise, luit tlint don't
make it tru \ The inst rumcnts so offered are largely
mixrcyrricntrd, in quality and priced at least three
times their value. Any Whoi.msalk Sovtiikrn
Dkai.::k can furnish far better for the same, or tee*
money. \\*e now offer New Pianos, 7 Oct. $199. ~l{,
Oct. 7]<j Oct. Square Grand, $290, and the
superb Mason & Hamlin Organs, Double Reed 3
Stops, SIM. 7 Stops, SllO. 9 Stops, SII4. Stool and
Cover, and delivery, freight paid, included. Instruments
Guaranteed. Sent on ten days trial if
desired. In prices of reliable instruments, we challenge
the U. S. Don! fail to send for Catalogues
and Special Offers of July 1st.
LUDDIIN it RATES' Southern Music House,
Savannah. GaTAX
NOTICE.
Orficf. County Treasurer l
Beaufort County )
Beaufort, S C. June 28 1877.
Notice is hereby given that this office
will be open for the receipt of
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
on Monday July 2ik1. The following is
the tax levy for the fi-cal year ending
October 31st ISi1'
For State purposes 7 mills
For County purposes 3 mills
FiirCmintv oast Indebtedness 1 mill
? - - . x, ? ^ I 4
I'oll tax per capita one dollar.
One half the above lev}' is due and
payable from the first day of July to the
first day of August, and the other half
from the first day of October to the first
day of November. One per cent interest
.per month will be charged on the first installment
of this tax on all persons who
fail to pay the same before the first day
of August.
W. ,J. OoopixtJ,
Treasurer Bean fort County.
STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES.
For th ^ convenience of the tax payers
of Beaufort County I will be at the
places named, for the purpose of receiving
Taxes for the fiscal year ending November
1st 1S77. as fo lows:
Karlv Branch Monday July 0.
Hoover's, Tuesday *k 10.
Brunson. Wednesday " II.
lawfonville Thursday " 12.
Brighton. Friday 12.
<*iljisoiivillc, Saturday " 14.
Grahamville. Monday " l'?.
Hardecville. Tuesday %i 17.
Bluflton. Wednesday " IS.
Levy's X Bonds, Thursday Julv 10.
Savannah, [Sheriffs Office] Saturday
Julv 21st.
rn l i /V
i ne loiai levy iur ruait; u.iu vuumj
purposes is as follows :
For State 7 mills.
For County 3 mills.
For County past Indebtedness 1 mill.
Poll tax, per capita, one dollar,
The County Auditor will accompany
the Treasurer at the above named
appointments and receive returns of
property for the year beginning November
1st 1877. Timely notice will be
given of other appointments.
W. J. Gooding,
Treasurer Beaufort County.
B.MINES' Foot Power
EJL MACHINERY.
. JlM THIRTEEN
different machines with
which Builders, Cabinet
&?v1hL W Makers, Wagon Makers
a,,d Jobbers in Misccllaneous
work can compete as
to quality and nticf. with steam power
manufacturiiig; and amateurs, supplies,
saw blades, fancy woods, and designs.
Say where you read this and send for catalogue
and prices.
W. F. & John Barnes,
Bock ford Jliiuois.
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.
CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE IN THROUGH
ticket forms, a LIMITED TICKET having been introduced
to prominent points, cor the Pout Royal
Railroad.
Below will b? found ihe prices of first-class tickets,
limited and non-i.im 1tkd, and the time for
which they remain in effect
Days
To Limited, good for. Unlinjited.
Now York, all rail, $21?.00. 4 $37'40.
I New York, O D S Co. 21.00. 5 37.40.
Philadelphia, all rail, 27.00. 4 34.50Baltimore.
' " 25.00. I 31.35
Washington, " " 24.25. 4 30.55
Richmond, 22.50. 3 24.SO*
Petersburg, 22.50. 3 25.55.
Portsmouth, 23.51. 3 20.85
Lynchburg. 21 .t>0. 3 23.40"
New Orleans, 35.25]
Pensaeola. 28.25.
A. B.ADDISON,
Judge of Probate.
FOR BEAUFORT COUNTY.
\Vi11 i?c in Keaufort on the first .Monday in every
month and remain until all business is attended to
In the interim he will he in Brunsoti. where he
will he prepared to attend to the duties of his ortico
and any other business that may be plaeed in
his hands.
SHEPARD D.GILBE ET
NOTARY PUBLIC.
I Attention ?ivcn to Marino lVotecLi. Of
fico in the 6cu IJurJ Ilotoi.
.t'or ?;Uo or Rent.
To Rent.
A DAKKIIV AM> SHOP
i Advantageously situated on T>ay Street,
. with many conveniences ami necessary
utensils^?. None but reliable persons
; need apply to
Joiin Franz.
For Sale.
Block 122 in roar of the Court IIou*c Roaufort,
A i.so.
SKVKN ROT* IN 1H.OCK 120.
Also tlic following described Lands :
Lm No. lit <' . :;i Town 1 N. Itan:,'0 2 W . 10
: acres formerly owned hv Islunael Simmons.
Lot 47 s-e. IS Town IS. lian^e 1 \V. 10 acres,
midway Let ween Beaufort and Fort Royal.
Kmc. 'of Lot 21 See. K1 Town Range 1 N. 1 W'
beiti;_c an excellent water frontage oil Coosaw river.
For terms or other inforination inquire of
C. II. WRKillT, Agt.
Ajd.-20-din.
FOR SALE.
Very Desirable Property,
OY BAY ST.
BEAUFORT, S. C.
The block occupied by Odell and conii
prising three fine stores with capacious
! yards and storage in the rear and the fin!
est water frontage on the river.
For terms apply to
P. G. WILSON,
or to C. II WRIGHT, Agt.
Beaufort, S. C., M?reh 20, 1877.
' TO RENT.
The dwelling on Bay St., lately occupied
by Capt. C. 0. Boutclle.
Apply to.
Wm. ELLIOTT.
TO H.B3IT,
Two ilesiraMe stores in the liasoment of the
STEVENS HOUSE,
Price >10 and Sl-j respectively.
I Apply to W. J.VEIiDIER,
* Agent.
For Sale.
OXE STX-7IOR8E PORTABLE IIOA 11D ,t SOX
Steam Engine with shafting, for cash, or will
barter f->r one or two FIICST-OLASS MULES, with
cash adjustment either way in accordance with appraised
values.
C.G. K EX PALL,
Port Itoyal.
FOR SALE. "
rpiIB VALUABLE PROPERTY KXOWX AS
I the
BBATJFOKT STEAM MILL,
is oH'orcd for sale.
For terms, apply to
* 11. S. ELLIOTT.
May 13-tf
JOHN BR0DIE,T
Builder, Contractor
?AXD?
UNDERTAKER.
I Estimates and plans furnished at short
notice. Opposite Kxjyess Office. Beau|
fort, S. C.
P. M. WHITMAN.
Bay street Beaufort, S. C.
Dealer in
i
I ... . r.r TTOIM'T T>\* iVt* CTt VT.'1?
1 \\ Alt 111^, iv.^, .ii-.n I.1.H i. n.mni,.
| WARE, ROGER'S KNIVES, FOLKS, SPOONS
LADLES.
Personal attention given to rt-paling
i:? hU Hue.
i
0
; S Day & I Daj Striking Clocks, S3,SO to S3.
o
GENTS' GOLD CI1IANS, PINS, RINGS, SLEEVE
BtJTTOKS.8TUD8,WATCH CHAINS, LADIES
GOLD and PLATED JEWELRY,
GOLD PENS, AC., AC.
! GENTS' GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
Call and examine before purchasing, and satisfy
; yourself you can save ten to* twenty-five percent
i from Charleston or Savannah prices.
dcc.G.ly
2ort sRoiiat.
P P RTTlSrriT.Ti!
SIIXPP'G & COMMISSION MERCHANT
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Cotton, Nava! Stores, Lumber &c.
AGENT Full THE
New York & Port Royal
STEAMSHIP LINE.
Mississippi and Dominion, West
orwl T nr.
J.I1UUI tllJU x u,wnv/, uuu XJ1Icrpool
and Galveston
steamship co s. of liverpool.
1) 13 Hutcliiiisoi)/
Wholesaled Retail Grocer
port royal, s. c.
i has apokp gukatly to his stock
ot OROCERIES, with an addition of a
Meat Market,
where wiil be found on hand at all tiuics
a full and select supply of fresh
I Beef, Mutton & Pork,
I
together with all kinds ot vegetables to
suit the detu?n L of the public.
mumtmcmmmta? ?a?w??aw in
C.rist a it (I .feed.
i .11. >. m.I.HtTT, Htatifor! S. f.
KJl'E.Vr.r., tc CO., Chart,nl on S. C.
THE BEAUFORT
STEAM MILL COMPANY,
. ITAVINC ITT VP A OR 1ST MILL AT Til EI It
II ol?l stand, aro prepared to furnish
Grist, Feed and Meal,
any quautitjr, anl .if reasonable rates.
31. 8. ELLIOTT,
f S. M. WALLACE, !
COTTON FACTOR AND
GRIST MILLUR,
i 'I
Wholesale Dealer in L
Grain, Hominy Meal, Feed
ETC., ETC.,
SEA ISLAND COTTON
, Bought Ginned and prepared for market. 1
ADVANCES
Made on consignments. Having the best
machinery for ginning cotton and giind-i
ing corn and nit al, he is prepared to exc- |
I cute all orders on the shortest possible no
: ticc
The highest cash price paid for
COTTON & CORN
Cotton ginned on toll.
S. MAYO,
Bay St. Beaufort, 8. C
LIQUORS, WINES, <fcc.
NET YARNS,
FISH LINES AND CORDAGE.
Glass, Paints and Oils,
i WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE.
Special attention given to mixing paints
and Glass cut to order, of any size.
Dec. 6
W. H^iL^VERT.
PRACTICAL
i Tin Shsstlrsn. Copper Worker
i _
1'l.AJ.fcK 1A
Taj?anned and Stamped Tin Wares. Constantlvon
J hand, Cooking Parlor and Pox Stoves.
TERMS CASH.
i Agent for the Celebrated
! Charter Oak Cocking Stoves.
W. H. CALVERT,
Pay St. between Sth A 9tli sts. Reaufort. S. C
| BANKING HOUSE,
Win. II. Lockwood,;
.
BAr ST., BEAUFORT, S. C.
I GOLD AND EXCHANGE
New, York Charleston & Savannah
Bought and Sold,
j Collections made on any point in the
; United States. Accouuts received subject
1 tn r-hook at siffllt.
ap.27.Gui.
i =_
POU'x1 H.OYAIJ
|Saw& Planing Mill
BEAUFORT, S C.
D. C. WILSON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
! YELLOW PINE Tim AND MCA j
AND *
Cypress Shinglcs,
ALSO
Builders & Contractors;
PLASTER LATHES,
A11 kinds of JOB SAWING promptly done.
j flooring & Ceiling Boards always on laud
Orders for I.wnbcr and Timber by the cargo
promptly filled. Terms Cash.
D. C. WILSON A CO.
AVERILL CHEMICAL
PAINT.
Mixed ready for use in white and over one hundred
different colors, made of strictly pure
WHITE LEAD,
t Zinc, and Linseed Oil. Chemically combined, wa
auted to last twice as long as other paint.
F. W. SCHEPER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
i <JE! ICTi!
CONANT I EMMONS,
; A RE NOW PREPARED TO FUR
; xi. nish Lce in any quantity Customer*
may desire, from their Ice House,
Soventlx Street.
JOHN CONANT,
| J. A. EMMONS
P. DESSESURE.
BOOT An:I SHOE MAKER.
'
All work entrusted to His care will receive
, l'rompt alientien.
Shop Next the IUE HOUSE.
I" 8. C I
l'\ W . H (J
IM-A ?.KK IN -7 1 \y ' " &
FINE GROCERIES v
Of all Grades. \ '
Butter - 3j|^m$r?g
Cheese
From the l?e>l l'airii's. -- "
CANNED FRUITS, VEG
And a Full Variety of other thing*
Goods Promptly Deli
SEA J.S.LAI
t
9
II A S BEE N I
THE PATRONAGE OF TIIE TRA
J A 31 K 8 ODELL,
Beaufort Mt
Having opened a shop in Beaufort, I am |
llnild & Repair all
Both'of WOO]
Particular attention given to designing am
])ipe and fittings constantly on hand at No
Personal attention given to setting and <
Steam Boiler Furna
Shop next to Post Office.
J
CHEAPEST ST#
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
o
Just K<
Just Re
Just Re
AT APPLE'S,
AT APPLES,
AT APPLES,
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS-GOODS,
HOSIERY,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
MATTING,
CLOTHING,
SHOES, F(
CL
Cheapest place in Ten*
Brl
MANSION
10118 E.
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Is bcantiiully situated, facing
PORT ROYAL HARBOR,
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bliciosca Willi auipie yarn UI1UCI 111V waiy UA'I
the rooms are neatly finished and nicely furnished
and the table is well supplied and kept.
Guests from the North will find this a nios
healthful and plexsaut winter resort. United
states vessels are located in sight, and fishing,,
hunting, and boating can be enjoyed.
C ntractsi for board will be made for the season
at reasonable rates.
BENJAMIN BURR,
PBOPRRTOR.
M. POLLITZER,
COTTOy FACTOR
?ND
Commission Merchant
UE \ UPOtlT S . C
W. P. GRAHAM,
BOUNTY AM) PENSION AGENT,
BEAUFORT, S. C.
Will attend to any business entrusted to him.
Information free. mar.lo-tf.
J. EgYI
BRATTLE
The Most Extensive M<
IN THE
ILLUSTBATED CAT.
In POWER combined vrith PURITY O
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fEAS GOftln
1 "" FRUITS.
ETABLES, MEATS, AC:
s usually k(]it in a first-clasiSfdr*.
vered free of charge.
\1> HOTEL,
tE-OPE XED.
CELLING PUBLIC IS SOLICITML
- Prop
lchine Shop,
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prepared with the latest improved tools to
kinds of Machinery,
D AND IRON,
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1 pattern making for new work. Steam*
>rlhern prices.
joastructing
ces for Saving FtieL
. A. W HITMAN, Mechanic*) Enrinrtf.
RE l.\ TOWN.
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/ NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS;
NEW GOODS;
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Bceived,
jceived,
ceived,
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AT APPLESL
AT APPLES,'
AT APPLET
JRNISHING GOODS.
HATS AND CAPS,
OTHS AND CASS1MERES, ..
OIL CLOTW
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[rs> M. APPLE,
BEEF AND MUTTON.
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| THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST/
! T AM NOW IN RECEIPT OP ftlE ?ERY
JL best.
TENNESSEE BEEP
and Wg to inform my friends and mstom-r* lhat
I will soil as cheap as any one and WH.LKOlr
BE UNDERSOLD.
JAMES JENKINS;
Mch. 1 tf.
VESSELS
-IN?
Bull and Coosaw Hiveitf ?OR
AT?
i PORT ROYAL.Will
be supplied witi
FRESH WATER,
From the celebrated
Club House Springs,By
Steam or sailing vessels.t7;
Orders scivt to our office in Beaufort trill re?"
ceivc immediate attention.
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t COMPANY^
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