The Beaufort tribune and Port Royal commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1877-1879, October 18, 1877, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS
Btaatart, S. 0(T. IS, IS77.
Mr. Edwin S. Stuart is authorized to
receive subscriptions for the Tribune at
Brunson.
The Rev. A. Wad Jell informs us that
he has collected from his congregation,
1st African Baptist church, the sum of
Si0.43 lor the sick and suffer iug at Port
Royal.
| We direct attention to the official notice
published elsewhere by which the term
of Court which would have begun last
Monday.is postponed until Wednesday
December 5th. . j
The city of Augusta having had three!
deaths from yellow fever within its
limits, has at length removed its restrictions
upon communication with Beaufort.
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Judge Wiggin returned from Kiugstree
011 Thursday last and will rerun infin Town
until he goes to hold Court in Georgetow
a which begins on the 21)th inst.
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Spontaneous Combustion?One day
last week Mr. Pollitzer had a coating of
boiled linseed oil applied to a duck rarpatliug
and jiut it iu the sun to dry. At
night it w.as placed in the cotton house
* * * a tnban ann nf vllc
unci rne next morumg, hucu vu^ v.
help went to unroll it, it was found to be
intensely hot and in some places charred
an'cTahnost rcad? to burst into flames.
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A new order issued by the Adjutant
"General modifies the former one in that
the inspection ordered at Early Branch
for October20th. is postpoued until November
26th., and the one ordered for
Beaufort on the 19th. of October is postpoued
until the 27th. of November.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Odell will sorrow with them over the loss
they have sustained in the deatlPof their
youngest son. Having left his home in
Beanfortrfor a short visit at the North,
the fatal disease, diphtheria, claimed him
as a victim a few days after his arrival in
Brooklyn.
To Our Friend'*.
/ AVc hope Ihnt those" subscribers who
remain in arrears wil! now come manfully
to the front and pay their dues for this
paper. We have listened to the plea oi
hard times and accepted the promise
that payment would be u;ade when the
crop wa* fathered, and now wo hope to
see that promise redeemed.
U pa'n&tjLihUy to unuouugj
doathof Arthur M. Hamilton at Port Ro)-; J
of ycltoir fe\'6r. Daring his too brie*
career he bad won thercs?>eot and ad mint!
OH of all who knew him, by his noble.;
generous nature. Upon the break: g
out ufthe epidemic, he chose to renta n
at biV-f^f, aft cm ling to the interest* of
the Port lloyal Railroad Company an
caring for the sick and fid I a martyr ,;o
the cause of Date.
The property of Robert Smalls 0:1 Ift
St consisting of the building in whi'h
Tiik Titici-NK is publish ;-! an I th > lot on
which it stands, was b >ught%by M v-K A
* * < ? ?a ? I . 4. r|*
?> ti 'per i >r r ?, iast week i ?i. o
ouosuWiiKy lower va ue th u? w.- placed
. upon the projierty by MSwim- a u
lie riio 1 to get (lie L'ni e i Sta'cs - > "t? t
it fo gave uiucfit purposes an I juy':*vue
3-0.0vKJ for it.
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* The Ptcamcr City o( Austin'came from
Brum wick ou Thursday !o-t r.ml hegai
to load with cotton at the P ut Royr.ldock.
The crew insisted upon leaving
that unhealthy locality before uiirht came
on. threatening to take the boat down
themselves when the captain wished tliom
to run the lhk of contagion, and l:c a cordjngly
acquiesced ard the sUanit
dropjtad oown towards Bay f\)int i'r.d re
turned <m Priday morning to take more
cotton, to again take the same precaution
that afternoon.
The schooner Ralph Carle ton, of Cam
den Mc., came into St. Helena Sound
on the Tth instant bound for Boston.
She had come from Matanzas where hei
captain and three of her crew had died
and on the 5th instant the ican who had
succeeded to command died at sea. Thschooner
came to anchor bel w what the
Health Officer considered the proper
Quarantine anchorage and at a point
where he did not cousider it his duty to
burl hor. bat ncvcrthileis did visit her
ail fou.il thore was no sickness on
board and the deaths that had occurred
were not from any contagious or infectious
disease. Capt. Daniel Grant has
come in the meantime from Cauiden, Me.
and assumed charge of her and it is to be
hoped she may reach her port of destination
without further casualty
"
When the fast train which left here
last Wednesday evening the 10th inst.-,
had passed Oweu's mills ami had just
reached the top of a rise, the figure of a
man wasd scovered on the track and the
whistle sounded to warn hiui of his dan ger.
He took no notice of tin alarm and
as the train was on t he down grade it was
impossible to s*?p, and the engine struck
him on one side throw'ng him in such a
position that the wheels of the cars crush
cd both his legs. When the train came
to a stop the mangled form was raised and
put aboard the train and carried to Yarns
viile here he died i hree hours afterwards
without any return of consciousness. The
man proved to be Edward F. WaUh, a
resident of Aliueda, formerly in the
cuiployment of >lr. Holmes. When
picked up on the track a bottle o*
whiskey by his side ?hewed the
cause of his inability to move
with death ru-htug down upon him
WaEli had been saved twice before bv the
conductors' stopping the train* and
liftingjhim from the track. Henry U net he,
trial justice, held an impicst on the
remains but thoiverdiet censured ij ?:?'> lv.
S. E. Uaiilard, the colored lladieal,
Senator from Charleston county has sent J
in his resignation. * i
It is currently reported that Say my i
ireen lias cone and done the same for
; |
this county.
Ai:Ut>TA AND (JRKENWOOP.?Work
on the Creenwood branch of the propos'
ed Augusta and Knoxvillc Ihtilroad is I
/i ll IT i
I progressing satn a'toruy. uen i. n. j
' Bradley writes that he has graded in J
length about 460 feet per day since he J
commenced on the 24th ultimo. Major l
1 VV. K. Bradley spent two weeks recently f
among the people on the line of the valley
branch from Dora's Mine to Anderson.
Subscriptions to the amount of $60,(XX)
were obtained in aid of the road between
| the points last mentioned.?Any rata
Chronicle
I. No more'important connections into |
the interior for the benefit of Augusta !
and stcondaiily to Port Royal and
Beaufort can possibly be made, and we
look with great interest to the success of
an enterprise so auspiciously begun. The
Port Royal Railroad would give by the
connection here referred to a short link J
which brings the great W est at least 76
miles nearer to the ocean than by any
other route. Let the good work be
pushed with alacrity.
Beaufort S. C. Oct. 16th. 1ST".
Mr. Editor,
Have you thought of the ease with j
which the Port Royal Railroad Company j
could have ko| t up their connection with
the New York steamers, and avoided
the danger of yellow fever ? The Kail
road was offered Hie free use of the wharf
at the Atlantic Saw Mills, from there ;
3000 ft. of track would have reached the
Port Royal Railroad, and it could have j
been laid upon the surface of the ground j
by leveling the "cotton rows' as the '
ground is almost a level plain.
Asit was not done, the supposition is, j
that the Railroad Company had not the;
means of laying 3000 ft. of tempoiary
track, or ehc that the business which the I
steamers would have furnished them at j
this time is notv>f much account.
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?
The women connected with the various
Temperance Unions of the country are to |
hold a National Convention at Chi'ago
October 24 to 27, to deliberate i:i regard
to this gigantic evil, and to take ? casr.ro*
ior earning on the Temperance*crusade.
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ENTfcH+DfcT. HEIJ:NA S^^D.
Oct. Sih, HE t?ri? l;!\. I'iwi.Li-, S > Stom
F uichal, in Imiiuat lo Wylii*., 'i'vaclute. a Co.
*;?r,I'1 it'?h Vrt. Harry, M. si rl.ivs
from Fnnihal. in ballast to Wy-Ji.- Ta!i\r .4 Co.
OnUi Liil. 'i~J ? / u.>rtle Lou 0? ?"
vr si j ax'tT silir. IVtfa of New York with for
masi tin rtui away*.
<h i. 1 Jt!i. Uri;itk ijf V. sj^ r, Ikiruv it> Jay>
r.o:;i .>t. Thomas ill liul'iisf to W., \ Co.
llili, iO s vu I'.irk FimUai.tl H r;ro an
t-ltlir-i Iron Ffllndl, in k il ;>l lo W., "i.,\ Co.
?jjU'-t.- liri.isli I?k:. Wiili mi lV?w. n, s.'im l- ;i, 14 |
ay?, l.oiii s:. 1 kiu\\ ..1. 1:1 M.jlasi to i\., 1*., A
ci.KAnr:r? fimm ?t. hki.kn \ s< r\o
Ool, lurk. I a.Uva, Ciarjow-ti for 11.?
Unit <1 Kin t l >.ii .viiii jo.M of [>!iosj?!i .to roc!
r in \> -cur iui::t%
lttli Hr. brijOuconl, Uv.-si, for lln- loin.
Kinjilo'ii with 410 H>m of pliosjih-ttj ro.k fron
>ak IViut mill v.
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oi>! i r.iKv.
i n vViatliroj., Cmni., oil Sa lio.it!> loon.iiir
r 7&f ! if. M.lTilJ-K. tp-lS*; >i
'i .. tt. C. It at ? f t bis pla :v. Mr. .M.tii.
wa w .l-t-.ul fa a-.jJ !y known h?r- in Bu .!*??.!
w*hero for ?oTii? yfar* h'* was ertgnged i-i t > i a:i<l
visited >jh? pluc ?ia>: winter for hi> health. >1had
1 >ng snQlr.-d from lironclf.il af.cti.in whirl
eruiiiatol in death. Mr. M it her was a g u ill an<.
rv.ni lug yum; 'mas. who hail 'acquired man; (
frien Is here, who le.vn with r.gret this sad ia'el
1
Kuow'st thou Mother, how it happi n<,
That lh<- dear ones die? t
Gui walks daily in his gulden
While the sun shines high ;
In that garden there are ro>es
Beautiful and bright,
And lie gazes roatjd delighted
With th lev. Iy sVht,
If lie marks one gaily bioouiin-j,
Than the rest more fair,
Ho will pause and look upon it j
Full of tend ;r care,
And th l?eaateous rose lie gathers
In his bosom lies; ,
Put on earth are tears and sorrows
For a dear one dies. ,
died"
Ohell.?Tn Brooklyn N. Y. Gtt Sun
day Oct. 14tli, at 8. a. in. Joint J ante.
Odd!, aged 4 years and 25 days, younirest
child of James and Alice F. 0 loll ol '
Beaufort S. C.
Notice of funeral at some future day.
FOUND
Adrift at Coffins Point a small light r marked
M. If. P. A M. Co. The owner can recover the
same upon paying the charge s. Apply to
Titos. 15. i it u'ttx,
Oct. ISth. St. Hel na IslandJUST
OPENED!!
i mi m mim stom!
I i ALL kS! & SlSiSikii JiWil
AT
E. A. Scheper's
The Leader in Low Prices
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IH.W I*i the pleasure of nnnouix iny <
my tvierrlsan 1 the pubiic ?re!n.?r !! .'
I that I uiii i off receiving my Kail am!
' Winter st v?-k of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
embracing the ehniccst and cheapest s i- tio:i <u'
DRESS GOODS.!
Noti<?ns, Embroideries,
HOOTS AND SHOES|
' Lae'v, Hosiery, tilnvrs, Handkerchiefs, <'a?i- j
meres, Jeans, Tweeds, Flannels, Homespuns, |
Shirtings. Sheetitiirs, Prints, ('ambries, Limns, 1
Towels. Table 1 'amasks. Napkins, White (mods,
( enis* Furni-hiiia (ionds. Ace.; ever exhibited in |
iteauiort. My nssortm-nt ofiaxds has <?ii!y to lie j
s-en to he appreciated. 1 have sehvted them with i
the grates! ?.ire. ALL AIIK Tit ESI I AND NLW
and <Lfy competition.
Tho.sj ceding i*LLanl WINTKIl supplies for
iieir I'ainili s would SAVK "M(>NLY by looking at
my stock a.el purchasing what tliev iv?|;iirc.
*A well lighted start', with polite an I agreeable
-aksiiien, to a; tend to e(is!outers.
E . A. S G H E PE R.
" r'.yjp'ii ? *?* jpm<Lmgyf/qgy^aaq
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at
The largest an,I best selected
slock of
Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Clothing,
Hats, Shoes &c
is n->v.* on exhibition at the
Store of
IBS I APPLE.
tfi-i i
)ur stock is com]>letc in every
iv>]),et. We resjKictfully incite
tlie public to "call on us
iil l examine for themselves.
Ilemeiiibertlie
v ':;ts
?Id
Heliable,
:iiul don't purchase elsewhere,
before examining our
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COMPLETESTOCK
Dont Forget the
Gri'aiid
Opening,
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AT !
/ov Sale or lUnt.
For Sale.
Four Rlack Walnut COUNTERS and
STANDS, 10 ft. long by 3 ft. wide each.
Apply at this office.
To Rent.
A Bakery and Shop
Advantageously situated on Bay Street,
with many conveniences and neccssar}'
utensils Ac. None but reliable , persons
need apply to
Joiix Franz.
TO RSNT,
rT",wo desirable stores in Hie basement of tho
1 STEVENS HOUSE,
Price 310 anil Sl > respectively. ? .
Apply to W. J.VERDIEPv,
Agent.
FOR SALE. ~
AN EIGHT HORSE rOWER STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINE, (iri.-t Mill, Saw Gin with 10
saws and one lllley's Lever power Cotton Press
with shafting, pulleys and bands complete in
running order. This machinery will be sold entire
or separate at a reasonable price.
For particulars apply to Oapt. J. G. Sipple at
Grahamville or at this office.
Notice.
Mr. J. M. Rhett, is hereby authorized to receive
all papers pertaining to the otliec of Probate.
A. B. ADDISON,
Judge of Probate Bft, Co.
Horses and Gows.
Tho Ordinances relative to horses and rows
running at large on and after the 2:)th ult. will be
ri: idly enforced.
JOS. COHEN,
Town Marshal.
JOHN BKUUlt,
Builder, Contractor
?AND?
UNDERTAKER.
Estimates and plans furnished at short
notice. Opposite Express Office. Beaufort,
S. C.
P. M. WHITMAN
Hay s treet Heaufort, S. C.
Dealer in
\
NEW^L^CKS.
SClltl.TZ'S W.1TCH.1I EN *8 CLOCK.
For the drttikin of Watchmen. Every one
iiijij >ylnjj a watchman should have one of the i
Clocks.-Soml for circular.
New Rotary Clocks.
Something new. Runs nolselssly. Requires no
<ov.
BLACK WALNUT VISIBLE PENDULUM
'locks. also Mai: ink, CiH'itrif, ami othei
Clocks.
Prices from $2 to ?11.
Duo West Female
College.
Xexf college year opens October 1st. Faculty
same a?S. last year-full. First-cbss teachers of
inn->ic. drawing, and painting. Location retired and
healthy. Tuition and hoard, including fuel nne
washing, for college year. *177. Extras at reasonabl
rates. For circular, send to
J. r. BOXNKB, President, Due Wrst.S C
ArorsT 1st, 1ST7.
?ort ilopt.
R. P. RUNDLE,
SHIPP'G & COMMISSION MERCHANT
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Cotton, Naval Stores, Lumber Sic.
AGENT FOR THE
New York & Port Royal
STEAMSHIP LINE.
Mississippi and Dominion, West
India and Pacific, and Liverpool
and Galveston
STEAMSHIP CO S. OF LIVERPOOL
1) II Hutchinson,
Wholesale & Retail Urocer
PORT ROVAL, S. 0.
LI AS ADPKH (IRK ATI,Y to his stock
ot GROCERIES, with au addition of a
Meat Market,
where will be found on hand at all times
f. full and select supplj' of fresh
Beef, Mutton & Pork,
together with all kinds ot vegetables to
suit the demands of the public.
SHEPARD D.GILBERT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Attention given to Marine Protests. Of
fice in the Sea Island Hotel.
H. M. STUART, M. D.,
Cor. Uny & Eighth Streets,
Bo/iiifort, S. O.
PKALKR IN
DRUGS, AND CHEMICALS,
FAMILY MEDICINES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES
STATIONERY PEKFUMERY,
BRUSHES, Ac., Ac., Ac.,
Together with many other 'articles too numcrouis
to mentiou. All of which will be soM at the !owc.?
price for cash. Physicians prescriptions carefully
cornponned '
*
Grist and .t'rcd.
-W. S. BLI.IOTT, Utanfort 8. C.
Bjt VK.VKL, tt CO., Chart ft on 9. C.
THE BEAUFORT- *
STEAM MEL C0MPAN7,
|_JAVING PUT UP A GRIST-MILL AT THEIR
t JL uiu siuim, uik i>rr|iuiin iu UIIUHII
Grist, Feed and Meal,
any quantity, and at reasonable rates. "
M. S. ELLIOTT,
S.M.WALLACE,
COTTON FACTOR AND
GRIST MILLER,
Wholesale Dealer in
Grain, Hominy Meal, Feed
ETC., ETC.,
SEA ISLAND COTTON .
Bought Ginned and prepared for market.
ADVANCES
\ i
Made on consignments. Having the best
machinery for ginning cotton and g; inding
corn and meal, he is prepared to execute
all orders on.the shortest possible no
ticc
The highest cash price paid for
COTTON & CORN
Cotton ginned on toll.
S. MAYO,
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Bay St. Beaufort, S. C
LIQUORS, WINES, fte.
NET YARNS,
FISH LINES AND CORDAGE.
Gla?K, Paints nnd Oils,
WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE.
Special attention given to mixing paints
and Glass cut to order of any size. Dec.
6
W. H. CAIiVERT.
PRACTICAL
Tin Sheet Iron. Copper Worker
DEALER IN
Fnfannod and Stamped Tin Ware*. Constantlyor
hand, Cooking Parlor and Box Stoves.
TERMS CASH.
Agent for the Celebrated
Charter Oak Cooking Stoves.
W. II. CALVERT
Bay St. between 8th A 9th ats. Beaufort. S. (
BANKING HOUSE,
Win. If. Lockwood,
BAY ST., BEAUFORT, S. C. ^
GOLD AND EXCHANGE
New, York Charleston & Savannah
Bought and Sold,
Collections uiadc on any point in the
United States. Accounts received subject
to check at sight.
np.27.Gm.
PORT ROYAL
Sa w A Planing Mill
BKAUFOItT, 8 C.
D. 0. WILSON & CO.,
MA>t'FACn'RKRS Of AND DEALERS IN
YELLOW PINE TIKSE& AND LSIfrR
AND
Cypress Whingles,
AMO
Builders & Contractors
PLASTER LATHES,
All kinds of JOB SAWING promptly done.
Flooring & Ceiling Boards always on baud
Orders for Lumber and Timber by the cargo
promptly filled. Terms Cash.
I). C. WILSON A CO.
AVEBILL CHEMICAL
* -w T
Jf 4 l 1 .
Mixed ready for use in white and over one hundred
different colors, made of strictly pure
WHI7E LEAD,
Zinc, and Linseed Oil. Chemically combined, wa
anted to last twice a* long as other paint.
F. W. SCHEPER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
ICE! ICE!
mm & emmoks,
A RK NOW PREPARED TO FUR
A. nfsh Ice in any quantity Customers
way desire, from their lee House,
Sovejatb. Street.
JOHN CONANT,
J. A. EMMONS
P. DESSESURE.
BOOT And SHOE MAKER,
All work entrusted to His care will receive
Prompt attention.
Shop Vert the ICE HOUSE,
BKA I'hORT. S. C.
F. W. St
| FINE GROCERIES
^ Of all Grades. ^
. CANNED FRUITS. VEG
And a Full Variety of otlier (hi'ng
Goods Promptly Deli
SEA1SLAI
HAS BEEX I
the patronage of the tra
31. 3r. K I N G 31 AN,
Beaufort Mi
Having opened a shop in Beaufort, I am
Build & Repair all
Both'of WOO.
Particular attention given to designing am
pipe and fittings constantly on hand at Ni
Person1.! attention given to setting md
Steam Boiler Furna
Shop nest to Post Office.
fT
AT APPLE'S" AT AI
J ATTEJ
1 iNO Wis THE TiS
V '
jt j Closing out Sale ot SU3I31E
^IFALL and WI
fs I Extra Induce
NI
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, 4-4 I
SPLENDID, 4-41
^ I FINE CAMBRIC'S 4-4
i EXTRA CAMB1UCS, 4-4
?2 i
^ : And a discount of 23 per cent on
> : 1 o^l.l nt ,.a nrnlar nl
; UL'Ull UCICCUIUKJ OUIU l?u
^ i COME ONE,
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To the Cheapest
h ;
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iiS.aiddV J.V iiScUTd
MANSION
HOUSE.
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Is beautifully situated, facing
PORT ROYAL HARIIOR,
Enclosed with ample yard under live oak tree
the rooms are neatly finished and nicely furnished
and the table is well supplied and kept.
Guests from the North will tind this a raos
healthful and pleasant winter resort. United
states vessels are located in sight, and fishing,,
bunting, and boating can be enjoyed.
Contracts for board will be made for the season
at reasonable rates.
BENJAMIN BURR,
PnOPHIKTOR.
M. POLLITZER~
COTTON FACTOR
AXD
Commission Merchant
beaufokt S. C
W.P.GitAHAMr
BOUNTY AND PENSION AGENT,
BEAUFORT, S. C.
Will attend to any business entrusted to him.
Information free. niar.l5-tfTHE
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HE PER,
^ v yv w^iytatl?> ' scr.vcikn
coffees',
' Sl'JCKSitc
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Bull and Coosaw Rivers
... , ?_oR ' ' > r
PORT ROYAL.
\V111 be supplied vltth'
FRESH. WATER,'
. From th^cejebrattd ? ' .
\ *?. * ' 1? 4 *' ? ? *- J
Club House Springs,
By Steam or sailing vessels. , . (>
I 4^-Ordcrs
sent to our office in Beaufort wiM re*
ccive immediate attention. -/Mi
DICK A SMALL, FroprWore.
KIMiSFORPS.
Oswego Starch,
b the best and most ccon?ml?fd in tit*
world. . , ' {
Is perfectly PtfRE?free from arlds pod other
foreign substances that injure Linen.' *
Is STRONGER thai} any other?requiting much
less quantity in using. .
Is L'NIFORM?stiffens and finLdy* work always
the same.
KIJiGSFORD'S OSWEGO STUtCB,
Is tlio most delicious of all preparations for * Puddings,
Blanc-Mange, fake, Etc*' "morning
news"
Prize Stories
The Weekly News'
* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, >
Will contain the first chapter of an i'nteuaefy
interesting and well written story, .
THE MARABLE FAMILY.
BY 8. (}. HiLLYKR, JR.,
Of Cuthliert, Ga.,
To which was awsnled the First Prirc of thn*
Hundred Dollars, offered for the best story
founded on incidents of the late war
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Wetkly News, In addition fothe Agrt?
v*??? ??? - ? awn rwuiij
introduced: still maintains ita distinctive features
as a medium for State, Political and General
Sew<, and every cffort^rill his deyoftd to 'making t
it a comprt hensivc"medium of information for the'
people. Its market Reports are. complete and,
reliable. . , .
Price*.?Weekly News, 6 months *1.06; 1 year'
$2.00: postage free. I>aily, 6 mouths 85.00; 1 yesf
$10. postage free.
Remittances can be tuadc by Post Office Order
Registered Letter,"or Express, at toy risk, Letter
should be addressed, '
J. If. KKTtLL, ''
_ Savannah (Ja.
_ A. B. ADDISON,
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Judge of Probate.
FOR RKAUFORT COUNTY.'
Will be in Beaufort on the first Monday la etrery
i month and remain until ail business is attended to
In the interim he will be in Brun?en. where,he.,
will be prepared to attend to the duties of hi# office '
snd any other business that maybe plscfj
I his hands. ,
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f /fruits.
ETA.BLES, WEATS, &V. ; f m<.
s usually kept in a first-class Store,
vered free of charge.
VI) HOTEL, '
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YELLING PUBLIC IS SOLICITED.
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achine ShopJ
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prepared with the latest improved tools to
kinds of Machinery,
D AND IRON,.. ,..1
\ pattern making for new work. Steam
nthern prices.
constructing
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,ces for Saving Fuel.
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WHITMAN. McclwimJ Kntiiwr.
>PLE'S!! AT APPLE'S!!
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R GOODS, to mate room for i ^
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all SUMMER GOODS, that have :: Z
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Store in Town. ! ^
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