Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, July 17, 1873, Image 3
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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THURSDAY, JULY 17, 18TO.
ftl feepablieaa NotolnaUotk.
A Mm Meeting of the RepubKeai
rtj of Beaufort to nominate eandidate
the ensuing Mnnieipa] Election, wa
hald at the arsenal July Mth, 1873.
TV Aeeiiflg Has called to order a
9 (fthok tod iS mitt., by ft Robinson
precinct eh airman.
W; C. Morrison, Hon. R. ft Gleave
had ft C. Wilson were nominated fo
jterthaaentchairmen. The question bein/
Called, Hon- R> H. Gleaves Was declare*
to have been elected permanent chair
man. Messrs. J. Richardson and J
Cohen were appointed as a committee U
oooduot Mr. (Heaves to the chair. Of
motion of R. Washington, J. E. McGregor
Has elected secretary.
Motion of J. H. Tonking that th<
meeting adjourn until to morrow evening
lost .
The following were the nomination!
for Intendant.
ft S. ffotfnett and Alfred Williams.
Motion by J. Cohen that the nomination1
for Intendant now oloee. Question being
' hailed 35 votes in favor 17 against motion;
harried. Motion by H. Robinson that
Noting proceed by the citisens rising
Standing until oounted; motion carried.
Motion by J. G. Thompson that two
tellers be appointed to count the votes
pro and con; carried.
Joseph Cohen and W. C. Morrison
were appointed as tellers by the choir.
The voting proceeded, the tellers report
(12) twelve in favor of R. 6. Bennct
and (55) fifty-five in favor of Alfred
Williams.
~~ ' ' J J?T,.
Alfred Williams was aecareu uuij
nominated by (43) forty-three majority.
On motion to proceed with the nomination
for six wardens.
Jas. E. Boyoe was nominated by W.
C. Morrison.
Jas. 0. Thompson was nominated by
J. Cohen.
Jos. Robinson was nominated by R.
Washington.
H. M.Stuart, M. D., was nominated
by R. Bythewood.
John Rich declined, was nominated
by J. B. Hoggins.
Hon. R. H. Cleaves was nominated
by Win. 8eabrooL
Wm. McGill was nominated by R.
Bythewoodi
W. H. Fisher was hominatcd by R
Washington.
Richd. Washington declined, was
nominated by Wm. Seabrook.
Franklin Talbird was nominated by
R. Washington.
P. C. Wilson was nominated by H
Robinson.
W. Wilson declined, was nominated
by D. Richards.
Motion that the nominations now clo*<e
carried.
On motion that the voting proceed.
J. K Boyce received o vows.
J. 0. Thompson received 39 votes.
Jos. Robertson received 51 votes.
II. M. Stuart, M. D., received 41 votes.
Mr. J.angley rose with a request that
the negatives be called.
Motion that the action so far as the
nominations for wardens, be reconsidered;
motion lost.
The voting then proceeded.
Hon. K. H. Uleavos received sixty*
seven votes.
Mr. Langley called for the negatives.
The tellers report no negatives.
Motion that the parties heretofore
voted on the negatives be now taken.
Lost.
Wm. McGill received ayes, 73, nays,
21.
W. H. Fisher received ayes, 67,
nays, 0.
Franklin Talbirt^received aves, 31,
nays, 27. 4
D. C. Wilson received ayes, 64, nays,
3.
The following six persons having received
the highest number of votes were
declared nominated as wardens:
Joseph Robinson, fifty-one votes.
H. M. Stuart, M. D., forty-one votes.
Hon. R. H. Cleaves, sixty-seven votes
Wm. McGill, seventy-three votes.
W. H. Fisher, sixty-seven votes.
D. C. Wilson, sixty-four votes.
Motion by J. Cohen, that the ticket
with Alfred Williams as intendaut be
declared unanimously nominated. Carried.
On motion, adjourned with a vote of
thanks to the chairman.
Council Meeting.
Council met on Monday night last.
Present, Wilson, Boyce, Perry and Jackson.
Mr. Scheper appeared to have J Apple's
assessment on sales reduced. He
made oath that the sales of Mr. Apple
in his dry goods store were only $18,000
per year, and in the grocery store only
$2,000. The assessment had been placed
at $45,000 for the two stores.
In the matter of firing the hone house
to the Union engine company, a long debalc
orcurred. Mr. Barawell appeared
for the hose company, claiming for it a
legal right to hold the premises. Mr.
Wilson asserted that the house was btrilj
by the quartermaster during the war.
The matter was compromised by allowing
each company to use a portion of the
house, the large room to be fitted up foi
the meeting room of the engine company.
Attention was called to the sale of impure
meat and decayed vegetables at the
two meat stores on Bey street. Some
action will be taken at next meeting,
Adjourned.
ft- The phosphate company has or
dered a new washer boat and crusher. Il
will be built in Charleston a< a cost oi
ten thousand dollars. The dredge wil
be able to produce nearly twice as muci
rock when the new washer is completed
as it can dig much more rock than car
he washed at present*
ABSTRACT OP THE DUPLICATE
Of th? Count jr of BrouftorL, g, C.t far
tho ye or 18711.
r " t11 *< I
Towtuhlpa. gj |J
? > <s
u : tM?
_ Peoples. 106,0001 *242441 149,109 1123,968
8 PocoUllgo, 64,228 187,821 17,999 71.379
a abdOM, 56491 190,181 86416 112,861
Coosa rhatchle, 121,416 178,290 42,876 1904"
Kofcert, 1014"* 164467 7,499 92.061
. Goc4he, 194,087 291,427 49,995 108,075
t Laatoo, 118419 981,664 96410 180409
Ynmum, 78499 674,178 40,000 75468
1 Button. 84497 188464 21,187 64,013
Hilton Hcod, 8462 88,428 12488 49,867
Beaufort, 88432 296,010 289400 188408
8 84. Helena, 81469 206487 22498 72,715
Port Boyal B R I 373.999
r Total, |9024H|?l,W2,709||r44?|tl4>0,169
7 ?
j J0* Dr. H. M. Stuart, declines the
. nomination for town warden, made on
Monday night,
5 fST Mr. Sheper has made a very great
1 improvement in his building on Bay
' Street, by putting in a new front and
lowering the floor to a level with (he
} street We are glad to see these evi*
; deDoes of prosperity.
19* A meteor of extraordinary size
' and brilliancy was observed on Monday
night, about eleven o'clock. It started
'* " ?t,ooa/irl directly
i Irom me Buuiu-caot* .
cross the feoe of the moon, and explo'
ded with a great light and a faint noise,
just as the meeeting was adjourned at
the arsenal, with three cheers for the
whole republican ticket. A1 Williams
thinks it a good omen.
i Mr. Brodie is energetically pushing
the work on the Sea Island Bathing
house.
The intendant has lime on hand
for gratuitous distribution for sanitary
purposes. 1
19* The dog badges ordered by oouncil
will soon be ready. Every dog in
town is to have one or be subject to sudden
death.
l9*The ship Lady Duffcrin has sailed
from England for Port Royal with a load
of cotton ties consigned to parties in Augusta.
J9*Fricnd Mclntyre, the magnate of
Hilton Head, reports that crops never
looked better than now. He anticipates
a profitable year for merchants and
planters.
The Town Election
On the sixth of August occurs the annual
election for intendant and wardens
of the town of Beaufort This election
is really of greater importance to our citizens
than a state election. Whether
Moses or another of the prophets rules
in Columbia is of comparatively itfle importance,
bat the health, attractiveness
and business prosperity of Beaufort, in
a great measure, depends upon the seWfion
of a eood man for inteudant and
.-ix good meu for wardens.
>GU Judge Carpenter lias granted a
preliminary injunction restraining the
comptroller from levying a tax to pay
interest on the Morton, Bliss & Co.,
bonds at the suit-of the taxpayers counsel.
I |
BML. The meeting at the arsenal 011
Monday night Wa3 the best conducted we i
have ever attended in Beaufort. Everything
was very fairly eohducted and the
noise, profanity and confusion generally
prevalent was avoided. To thechairman,
Hon. R. H. Gleavcs, the credit is greatly
due for this state of things. The precinct
chairman may also he praised for his exertions
for peace unquiet.
t&* In connection with the recent
suit of Mr. Collins against the county,
Judge Maher's attention was called to
the fact that none of the chocks of the
present board of oommissoners have been
signed by more than two of the board.
Rev. Seaborn Drayton having positively
refused to sign exceptant the anuual meeting.
Judge Mahor, we undersand is
of the opinion that the law requires the
signature of all the members present and
the counter signature of the clerk to
everjr check issued. Sign, parson, and
let us have peace.
Pic Hie at MeCrea's Grove
A large pic nic party under the auspices
of a temperance society, left. Savannah
on Monday last on the steamer Rosa and
arrived at McCrea's grove about three
o'clock in the afternoon. The ladies and
gentlemen soon were dispersed under the
shady oaks, seeking for pleasant spots to
spread the contents of the basket. After
refreshment, dancing commenced and
continued merrily until seven o'clock,
when the party re-embarked. Everyone
was delighted with the location, thinking
that no place could be more beautiful
and better suited to give pleasure to pic
nic parties. Over one hundred lots were
sold by Mr. McCrea at satisfactory
prices. Among the purchasers were
D." W. Olivera, D. Mercier, and
Edmund Girard.
OLDESTABLISHED
; ^TEEKJLY LINE TO BEAUFORT.
PACIFIC & CHISOLM'S LANDINGS
The Steamer
, PILOT BOY.
Captain W. T. McSbltt,
' Will h*?? Accommodation Wharf, ClarfcrtoB, every
fuDAT Mobmsc, at 8 o'clock.
Retaining, will leave Beaufort Sxmoir Moan
mo.
^ Shlpcnoaia to care of Agcnta twMfttl cfrtow~
age or cenuniMion.
For eagageaeata apply to
I Wll. HAMOWON,
t Agent at Beaufort"
1 EAVESEL, HOLMES, A CO,
Agealo at Cnarlaatoo
1 \JkTASTED?A s?ood wardrobe ud a book caae
1 TT Axpljrat
t
This unriTilled Southern Remedy I* warrant*
not to contain a single particle of Mercury, or an
injurious mineral substance, but Is
PDBILY VEGETABLE. ,
containing those Southern Roots and Herla, whic
an all-wise Providence has placed In countries whc:
Liver Diseases most prevail. It will cure it I
Diseases eaneed by the Derangement <
the Liver.
Thk8YMPTON8 of Liver Complaint area bitti
or bod taste in the mouth; Pain in the Reek, Sid
or Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism; Son
Stomach ; Loss of Appetite! Bowels alternate!
costive and lax; Headache; Loss of memory, wit
a painful sensation of having failed to do somethln
which ought to have been dono ; Debility Los
Spirits- a thick yellow appearance of the Skin an
Eyes, a dry Cough often mistaken for Consuinptloi
Sometimes many of these symptons attend the di.<
inti.o-. tonrf?. hut the Liver. the lanre
organ in the body, is generally the seat of the dt
ease, and if not Ilegulated in time, great suflcriuf
wretchedness and DEATH will ensue.
This Great Unfailing SPECIFIC will no
be found the Least Unpleasant,
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundici
Billious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Deprej
aion of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Cum, Ac
Ac,
Simmons' Liver Regulator, or
Medicine,
In (he Cheapest, Parent and Ben
Family Medlclno In the World I
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
J. H. ZEILLV & CO-,
MACON, GA? and PHILADELPHIA
Sold, toy All Srugslsts
Jan. 23-6m.
the raitjm a. t
Through to Augusta.
THE SHORTEST MD CHEAPEST ROUTI
?EITHER TORFREIGHT
OR PASSENGERS.
Between Charleston and Augusta,
Between Sarannah and Angust-a.
?AND ALL POINTS?
SOUTH OR WEST.
l'P DA r rASSEXQER.
_____ _____
a i *1 I
0 jj ? nam;: ok (stations. |Arriv' Leavi
* |?H
1 || i-j !
-A M
I'nrt Iloval ' I 9
4 4 ltcauf'|rt ! 10 01 lo 0
9 6 I-lin l Tank 10 261 l'i ?
14 4 Soabr<H>k 10 46. 10 41
18 6 Sheldon '1 111 11 1
J.I 7 Yi*ma>Mjr ? 1' 45 12 21
32 7 Knrly IJranclt 12 411 12 4
34 2 IMmiMin* -I 12 471 12 4'
38 2 ; Altmnn*. ' 12 51 12 C:
40 4 Alni'tU i 1 05 i 1 tt
42 2 IYariinvilli- 1 l'i 11'
45 3 1 drivers 1 -71 1 2
51 0 lUriiinwin'* 1 421 1 '1
55 4 t'Mtii'ilhlltim 1 51 1 5
60 5 lAlleiidal.- 08| 2 2
61 4 [Applcton 2 All 2 3
68 4 I Ik'ldoc - 2 481 2 5
72 4 Martins :t 02 3 0
76 4 iMlllctt 11 141 3 1
80 4 11*11 levillf 3 26 3 2
81 4 bobbins 3 38 3 3
90 6 MlcntoU 3 58 4 0
Hush 4 151 4 I
96 | 6 Jack ion - I 4 271 4 2
106 j 9 Beech I*lau(l j 5 00 5 0
111 I G | Augusta ' 5 381
DO inv DA Y PAS8ESQER.
j j?- j aT>i
Augusta
6 6 Bocch Island 7 23 7 2
15 9 IJackaon 7 55 7 5
j Hash's 8 08 8 0
21 6 Ellenton 8 20 8 2
27 6 Kubbius - 8 44 8 4
31 4 ! llattlcvllla 8 57 8 5
:r> 4 | Millott 9 09 9 0
39 | 4 Martina. 9 21 9 2
43 4 IHeldor 9 33 9 3
47 J A mil. bill 9 50 9 .1
51 I, 4 I Allendale I 10 02 ]0 0
5(1 ' 5 Cainbcllton 1 10 1* 10 1
60 4 Itrunsous 10 SU ill :t
66 6 Hoover-.' 10 49 lO 4
69 3 Varnsville 10 58 jl ft
71 2 Almixla 11 09 |lfl
75 4 Allmulih 11 21 ll 2
77 2 Mauldln's 11 27 ll 2
79 2 Early Hraueh 11 XI 11 :i
86 7 I Yeuiswe j 11 55 j> 2
93 7 Sheldon 12 4* ji i
98 5 Seabrook i 1 19 1 1
102 4 Inland Tank | 1 X"> 1 .'I
107 5 Beaufort 1 55 2 fl
111 4 Port Royal I 2 lfi|
J AS. 0. MOORE,
Engineer A Superintendent.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLESTON & SAVANNAH.
RAILROAD.
Sav\xn ah, June 21,1873.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNK 23 rd, 1ST
the Passenger Trains on this road will run a
follows:
DAY TASSENGKB,
For Charleston, Augusta, Beaufort and Port Koyi
Leave Savannah daily (Sunday excepted)
at... 9:30 A. 1
Arrive at Charleston 4:45 P. !
Arrive at Augusta 5:40 P. I
Arrive at Beaufort ?1:40 P. 1
Arrive at Port Royal 1:55 P. }
FOR 8AYA53AU.
Leave Charleston dally (Sunday excepted)
lluum. - ,?.A10 A. !
Leave Aumista 6:45 A.
Leave Port lloyal ~ HMO A.
Leave Beaufort ......10:25 A.
Arrive at Savannah 3:30 I'.
Pay train makes close connection for all poll
North via Charleston and Angusta, and for static
on the Port Royal Railroad.
f. S. GADSDEN.
Encrinecr and Superintendent.
S. C. BOYLSTON, Gtu'l. * t A Ticket Agent.
Just Received,
A splendid stock of
DRY GOODS.
CLOTH INO,
11 ATS A CAPS.
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE,
CL'TLLRY,
CROCKERY,
TOBACCO,
CONTBCTTONARTEB,
TINWARE, Ac., Ac.,
At the store of
F. W. 8CHEPPER,
Bay Street, head of No. a Dock,
which he will sell lower |l'?" any other store
BLAUi'ORI. jan.t-jy,
BBNH
AUCTIOJf T J
agents for the sale 01
nBNNKTT Ai MCFALL. inform their fri<
tiiou Flour in small qiinuliUcs wt$ produce lighter
All persons should enemrraje home manufactui
boxes, warranted to hold out tfe freight Justasgor
To prevent Hotter ftplosloni, use "LC
moment the water gets below certaltf line ht the b
until the steam is exhausted or the water rrffced toa
Orders for the ** A-ljfio. JPortll
sd ?
V M. 8. KUAN.
' %
re
II wholesale and
If
- Foreign and Doi
ir
I Cloaks, Laces, Embi
J MO. 32 O O BRO A T> S
d
OURSPRI
st
*- IS now complete and "yet we are not h
1 1- ? *? -l?s.?tTfl /n-vr?ui/???* *> rl nllifp
J, WHICH WC IlitVU UIV*a vvmioiviviuu vj*.?*?
"GKMSJ' representing almost ever}' coi
i tribute a"portion at least of this IMM
1 Royal Railroad. To the citizens of Be
invitation to visit our establishment, ai
P) stay both pleasant and profitable.
- REMEMBER THE PL1CE SO. 309 BF
Yo
pl.3-3m.
I) OOR S.
SASHES AND BLINDS.
Mouldings, brackets. stair
Fixture*, Builders' Furnishing
j Hardware, Drain Pipes, Floor Tiles. Wire
Guard*, Terra Cotta Ware. Marble and
WINDOW GLASS A SPECIALTY.
Circulars and Price Lists sent free on
application, by
P. P. TOALE,
20 llaync and 33 Plnkney st*..
Charleston. 8. C.
paulITwebb
AT
HICKORY HILL AND BRUHSON'S
Arc selling off their stock at
QEEATLY REDUCED PRICES
To make room for a
LARGE 8PP.ING STOCK.
'?
5 Merchant mvl Farmer* ean be supplied with ?
J hatierand cheaper article than can be supplied al
IS any store between Charleston and Savannah at,
I WHOLES,\I.K AM) RETAIL.
1 FARMERS
3 fan save money bv lmyi?jr tJi ir PLOUGHS,
J PIOUUlM.JNKS.' PKIDLIX HARNESS. TRACKS
CHAINS, ItACK-HANl'S and COLLARS of int.
3 We have jnst receiv.-d a J urge supply of fresh
Garden Soods
i Of all varieties al ten cents per patter.
* E. J. WKBlt is agent for STONO pyosniATK
" and will Ik- glad to receive orders from Fanner*.
- Prices 8tono Phosphate (soluble; caali $43.00
\ Time, 1st of November, $53.00.
B 8 to no Acid Phosphate for composting with cotton
- seed Ac., cash fis.O'i. Time, 1st of November,$31.00,
I GRAND SISFIiATl
OF
SPRINGS SUMMER GOODS
li BY
s jacob apple
5
5 A splendid a*5ortmciit of
dress noons.
: GRENADINES,
? FUPLINS,
JAl'AM lVt < lail 11:1,
? BAREGES, MUSLIN, ETC
J WHITE GOODS.
2 PIQUES,
?. CRETONES ami CAMBRICS,
I PERCALES, BRILLIANTS ETC., ETC
Bnlbrlgnn IloKlt-ry for I.adlea and Genii
Lnro, Collarit and Caff's.
j STANDARD TRIMMINGS.
0 GLOVES,
PERFUMERY,
NOTIONS, ETC
Gentlemen's FmsMiii Goods.
Ties. How*, Scarfs, etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING
in every ulyle,
FASHIONABLE IIATS.
1 STRAW IIATS FOIt OEXTS AND BOYS.
- A lv> just Reei'irnl the Ancat lot of Ladion Shoe
ever hnii^hi lo thin market. If you don't nee wba
you want a-k fur it. You can he supplied at
j. apple's,
AY STREET, BEAUFORT, 8. C
i wTj.trim.
DF.ALKR IN
WINDOW CURTAINS,
?' TAI'Ell HANGINGS,
LACE CURTAINS, and
I, WINDOW DECORATION
!! PIANO and
TABLE COVERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
" AND HOLLAND)
PAPER IIA AG I AG AAD DECORATIMS.
51 Mat trasses Made to Order and Repaired
J! I/xingee and Chairs upholstered on rcasonab
M
y\ term.*, at
at 243 KIKTG BTTLEMTi
,n OPI'OSTTE WA VERL Y JfOESE.
Orders from the Country will be promptly a
tended to.
DANIEL H.SILCOX.
FURNITURE WARER00H8,
175. 177, 179 KIl*a STRKKT,
ohahleston. m. c
Where can 6e found a large amd" well selecU
Stock of all kinds and grades to soil the tastes of a
An examination is respectfully solicited.
March 18-lyr
NACHMAN Sl CO.
DKALKBS IX
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notion
15U HBETIlfO STRKKT,
in C U A E L E S I 0 E, S,C.
Apl 1
ITT A MOi
tADE SALES 1
p manufactured articles and
PRODUCTIONS.
: O
nda lh<t "WKA KO AB1" a* an aer*ator, is uncqifalici
bread and more Mod than any otW article In the mark*
res. Call then tor the "CHKMit'AL, oi.ivn, i
id In harrf At in toft water. For ?de at retail hy BOY<
>W WATER INDICATOR," for which, BEHHBTT <
oiler by a aeries of lively '-toots," fat twenty minutes. A
i proper limit.
laor/f should be seat hi early to be in time for II
W. P. (JiMKU.
CASSSLS,
RETAIL DEALERS IN
mestic Dry Ooods
oideries, Notions, &c.
treot, ATTGUSTA, OA.
-o
AG STOCK
rmpyM and why? It w became ottr store
! large, is entirely too much crowded with
unhrv on the dobe. and we desire to dis
ENSE STOCK, on the line of the Port
anfort and Barnwell, we extend a cordial
id we Will spare no pains to make their
10AI ST., 3d Door Above lational Bankurs
respectfully,
KEAN & CASSELS.
VVM. KRESSGL
HAS THE FINEST STOCK OF
Liquors, Segars & Tobacco
IX
BEAUFORT, I. C.
LANG A BERNHEIMERS WHISKIES,
HENRY WALLACE ACO'8., OLD RYE,
JOHN GIBSON'S OLD BOURBON,
HOLLAND GIN,
FRENCH BRANDY,
REST SCOTCH WHISKY.
CHAMPAGNE, OLD SHERRY A PORT,
FINE BRANDS RHINE WINE.
ALBJ IN BOTTLES AND ON DRAUGHT,
SEGARS AT ALL PRICES.
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
PIPES OF VARIOUS STYLES.
AT
FINE GROCERIES,
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
FAMILY FIJOUR.
I BOOTS AND SHOES,
I READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENERAL DRY GOODS
4
AT
K R*E S S E L ' S .
: A LARGE ASSORTMENT
t or
STATIONERY,
coxafSTixn or
LETTER PAPER,
1 NOTE PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
' BILL HEADS,
CARDS.
I
I SUITABLE FOR
Business Printing,
Ju?t noooivod
AT TI1K OFFICE or T1IK
I
REPUBLICAN.
? <oJ-?
Best Work - Lowest Price
A BARGAIN.
FORSALE-A STATIONARY ENgine,
four (4) horse power?in
\ good order; Can be seen at my carpenter
shop.
J. BRODIE.
9th and Bay street.
DaiMBrimrt tx? SappEaJGrfAgr,
I Brmkt&mb MUkhutrnJitiGm*,
I SUt?ad)MUMiMU*TnmmLDmiM
I IdixjpVhib Pitt, WtbadthvLcmi*} 1
r<Sfe<dU?^r*64*
. AaWorkVvrctM,
k- LOWEST' PKICE0.
&aui fir Prim Lttf< ^
1H. HALL ICO.
Ko tererl according to net of Cntigr? la the yen
1873, by I. H. Hall 4 Co,, in oOce librarian of Coi
? *i Waabln>otk *
I i I i t?
FA1*L<
Ware house,
PURCHASERS OF SOUTHERN
I by any article jtf diacorrrod. Mired dry with cow*
DC ttifmk at (Mull, by BOTUK X
tad FOUR RAN** HU'xr.'f fut up In 90 lbs.
k A RA&riMr
k MeKAlX'are agrniv _ It gtrcs warning to all tltc
fler which, a foirfMbua ifh^tba Atll* fcure altrntlon
ta reception for Um nclt cro#.
ZmTT db MorAJCrti.
Fort Royal, R< O.
A Met a Alimlitai inraMri
FIRST MORTGAGE T PER CENT*. G^LD'foNDS
or THE
PURT RUTAii nxiiinutn (/varum i
OaartliMl kjr the Georgia fli^roat I
Mt Baaktng Com pen-J'.
Principal and Interest payable In Gold Coin'ID New
York or London. May and November Coupon*.
Principal due Nor ember 1, IMS. DenomlualldD fJOOO
The whole lame of three guaranteed Gold Rood*,
vrhlcta can be reglatered thereby adhrdlag
complete protection against robbery,
la only 1500,000. Ofthla amount half haa already
been taken up. The Bonda of this Company
differ from those or moat Southern Railroad Companies,
from the fact that the road la completed,
thoroughly eqnipped and ft ee from debt .
add owned and controlled by Northern Capitalist*
dflStge means and experience, wH&N* aim and Intention
la in connection with the ftnwafnnnb .
and Clfarlestba, Georgia, Writera and
Atlaatlh, Itaahvillt and Cbnttdnaogn
and the gf. Lonta arid gtfathtreatf ne (con
aolidated) Rallroada, to make this the thf^ttgh route,
aa it la now the shortest from St Louis to the Atlan- '
tic Sea Board, and thereby control!* the transport*- ai
tlon of the raat amount of produce and cotton aeek- >
ing a market via iho port* of fi'harleatoa, ffiarnnnah
and Port Koynl. "
In addition to the atrength the Bonds derive from b'
being a Klnt Mortgage of the Port Royal Railroad J
Company, they bear the guarantee of the Georgia
RoJlrond and Ranking Company, one of the best P"
known eorporaiiont In the 8outh, and whom credit v
stand* unquestionably high. The net receipt of this
road for the year ending March31, 1872, aflerdoduc-ting
all expenses amounted to ?150,000?a sum almost
sufficient to par the principal, to aejr nothing of the
Interest of the bonds guaranteed.- The Georgia Rail- v
road and Banking Company pays regular dlrulcnd* rc
of Eight (8) Per Cent upon Its capital stock. it
Tlie undersigned are offering the Gold Bonds at
the low figure of 90 and accncd Interest In currency,
Free of rnmmluloa and express
charges, at which price they pay over Nine (9) .
Per Cent to the Investor.
These Bond* are recommended In all confidewee te tt
those seeking a safe, permanent and profitable invest- ?
LUCDt.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
For further particular* apply to
KING, FINNEY A CONo.
21 Nassau Street, New York.
mav.l-tf.
SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, f
CHARLESTON. AC .1
OFFICE NO. 17 BROAD STREET.
8AVINOS DEPARTMENT. a
The deposits In the Savings Department of thla
Company are Invcshd u a Special Trust, and, therelore,
are not subject to the hazard* of Banking'.
Id addition to IhU special security, depositor* hare
the guarantee of the entire Bank Capital, which
amounts to three hundred thousand dollars (WOO,
000.) ?
This department will enable all classes to And a
safe security for their sayings, however small; and (
at ths same time bearing a renunciative interist (sis
percent.compounded uarterly.) Curr-ucy can be
remitted by express and drafts by mail. J
F. A. MITCHELL, Cash nut.
DtBKCTOBS AMD TBIMTKES.
Geo. S. Cameron,
E. U Frost) W. J. Mlddlcton
W. Bee, A. J. Crew,
W. B. Williams, R Wsltgen,
H. H. Deleon, C.U. Memming,
B. O'neilL Wm. L Webb,
A. P. Caldwell, J. T. WeLiuan
J. M. .Shackelford, Geo. H. Waiter,
J. C. H. Claumen, B. D. La tares,
Mnyl-.1m.
QUIT CAIM DEEDS,
SUITABLE FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF
land acquired at State or National Tax 8alca
r sale at this office. tf.
WILSON'S
LIVERREMEDY
A sure and permanent cure for all diseases caused by r
?.i.>rsn<H>rl I.iver. such as Jaundice, Dyspepsia r
Heartburn, Fevern, Nerrotmnws, Impurity "of
the Blood, Melancholy, Costiveneiw, Sick f
Headache, Pains In the Head, aDd '
all kindred diseases sj
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE IT ?
SOLD BY ALL DRlT(HJIST8.
$
Prepared only by e
WILSON & BLACK, 3
,4h 5 Charlotte,
Price* Current
I
Branch, Scolt & Co.
Commission Merchants, (
?AND AGENTS FOR?
GEORGIA COTTON GOODS
?AND?
Sardy's Super Phosphates.
?<?>? J
Augusta, Ga., March 18,1873.
DOMESTIC 8. I
t
lUmdfeman Stripes (light) WO yds...1 VV, <
" Fancy Strjpen (dark) WO yd?...131? I
" Check or Plaids WO yd?...14% t
Montour 7-8 Shirtings -lOU and 1,000 jd*... 10* ?
" 4-4 Sheetings A00 aud 1,089 jrdiu.12% t
" Yams, iuu'd Nos, 6 to 12...8? htmcnee.l.M
Richmond Osnaburg* Stripe* 825 yd*... 14)4 I
(light) If, ^ i
Uranlterllle 3-4 Shirting l.ouo ya.?... vy,
7-8 " t,000 yd*...llJ4
" 4-4 Sheeting* 1,000 yds...13
" 7-8 Drill* 900 yd*...1314
Augusta 3-4 Shirting* .525 and 350 yd*... 914
' 7-8 Shirtings 2.12 and 850 yd<...llj$
" 4-4 Sheeting _252 and AW yds...13
" 7-8 Drills 252 and 850 yds. .13^
Langley A 4.4 13
" A 7-8 : -11 %
3-1 9%
W ?
EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS.
IK BARRELS AND SACKS.
45 cent* per Barrel lea* per Car Load.
Imperial XXXX - -?12 50
Lily WHITK XXX 11 00
Hiulliaxt XX v. 10 00
Hut i'Ain X - ua 9 00
lUv.K Mills SujK-rliue 8 50
Bran.?325 per ton. Sack* extra.
MUorla.?$10 per ton. do
Wwkrs Klocb im BHi.s.?Super, S850; Extra,
SlO.O-l; Family, 310.50 : Fancy, 311 AO.
ryk Floor.?44.00 per sack. (ioo lbs.)
Bacon.?Shoulders, 8'-i ; K.Si'b-s. 10J4.
D. 9. Meata.-Sh.iuld.Ts, VJ; C. R. Side*, 9%; '
Lard.?In tierce*, 10J^; kegs, 15.
Cora.?Prime White,?; Mixed, 90r.
Corn Me?I.?95. (Sacks iix hidixL)
Rye.?f 1.25.
Oat*-?White, 70; Mixed. 70. ,
* a gar.?Yellow, nj,{; C, 11^; Extra C, 13*4 '
A' 1S"H,
( agar Hone* Byrnp ?In M>&, 36: blidt, 28.
Virginia Salt.?32.10 per Sack; 10 Mdu or
uore, J2.00. a
Proctor A Gamble's Soap, Extra OH re,
.yC\ Eraelve,7c.
gardy'a Xolable Paeftfe, 330.00Cash; $5.'w00
factor's Acceptance; 3R7AO Planter's Ltcn. ^ >
- - ? mxim |
Rtmy'i rIiuaj/uu ?? r-?.w v?,
no.OO Factor's Acceptance; SM Planter's Lein.
The above quuUoov are wholesale. We do not. In
say cose, break packages. Remittances per Rxprta* j
niu-t be prepaid. Orders are filled at Price Current
the day they nre received. Sight Drafts gn New
York, Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta, paced to 1
credit at par. .1
Respect fhlly,
BRANCH, SCOTT 4k CO.
' JliE WRKERCUH. ,
, PARKER BRO'S . 1
; wtsr feCBWEH^, ;
REASONS WHY THE
PAIH-HLLEE
M?nr'D Bf
PERRY, DAVIS & SON,
Hi tat
fiaify Mkw tf tie Age!
AiS( IfAjr t Aonhi hi k*jd rfti'ytf] nntr a! html.
A>. Killer b the rt1b?l reftilft CliolMfiC
(Jure tbaf dfeAeal acknce beep
2M Pel" #?> MarrlWw driff P'jrWnfrry
remedy, arid oof If em Drib.
3hf. P?l? ICllUr will cith ermipi A jklna Iff
aby pert of the system. A abgto <n*e usually
affects leu re.
4& Pelf* Kind* will ?arednpe|*rfai^ingest
fcta, If (twd arairdlnR to directions.
Mi Pala KtWer is an almost never fldllrtjt
cure for aiiildec colds,cdRfebs,'Ae.
6th Patla Ktlfer ha* proVKf a Sovereign putted
y for Fever a A Ague, and nfidtt hnr, It
Mm cured Um moat obaUnata cum,
7th' Ffttm Klllor aa a liniment ft ui&jhlW
fot fvoet BUm, ChllMaine,- Iform, Bruttea
Cttta, S^fklnH, Ac:
8th Faia Killed hWi cufed eeiiaa o/ ftheuml'-' *
tiam and Nauralgla after yearn (tending.
9th Fjtim Kilter will deatroy Bolla, Moo'
Whitlow*, Old Sore*, firing raUet froer Fkftf
after the II rat applteaUon.Oth
rdtm KltlrfreuVea Iftrifohe, and' footfr
tltlf Pufm' Kifler will wire yoa day* of atckmaa
and many a dollar tlx timo and Mtdft
iak.
f2lt Pal* KlSler Is a purely Vegetable prep-'
*tlou,mto to keep'aMi! to tiae in every Ihmlly. The
mpUcity attending ita nae, together with the greet
irlety of fflkanSea ffuft rh*y be entirely eradicated
r It, and t?e gflea1Bfwftf of pels and (offering
tat can be allevflfted tbfttigh'ffir nee, make It lm-'
native upon OraTy periBff tS #ifpj themeelvei
1th thla valuable remedy, and to keef fir Owa/a
ear at hand.
The Pain Killer la how known a'hd tUf
reflated tn every quarter of the Globe. Fhytihiana
Kiooim^nd It In their practice, while all claaaaa' of
idety have found In It rvttef and comfort, (lire it
trial.
Be i\Stc you buy the genflloe, Erery drag<t,
xsS HHTfly every country grocer throughout
te land keep U for aale.
ICE. ICS.
MIT & HOME
re now prepared to filmisb
ICE
a quantities to suit customers?Af
he old ICE UOUSEj 7th st*
oiin Ctoltft. J. A Emmohs.
ggL
rlfis BEAUTIFUL MACHINE USES 8traIoht
needles, makes the Lock Stitch, (alike on both
ides) has self-adllisting tention, and Is used by hand
r foot. It will betn, fell, bind, seam, tuck, hemtltch,
ruffle, and sew on at the same time; work
nually well on silk, linen, muslin and cotton goods.
Itls the ouly first-class low price machine mad*,
end for circular and sample of sewing, or cart and
xatnioe tho machine at tbo agency, Bay street,
leaufurt, 8. C.
Prioo, $QO, 087 A |4fl;
W. A. FRIPP,
fsb.lVlyr. Agent
ooiiD?Bonty
[EPICAL All SURGICAL IISTHUTE/
FOR THK CTRt OP
O^LlSTOESf%.y
And ell Chronic Diseases.
Irs, GRIElE, tlNLET & BENTLET,
PROPRIETORS;
I. E. BEITLEY, I. I., Sur'g io chargeI
I. GRKK1IE/1-1.. Phy b in charge.
Flaring arranged with Dr. Kline, Founder ami
'roprietor ui the Philadelphia Bdlevue Institute for
he establishment of a permanent office at Goldsbonf
or thecure cf CANCER, we take pleaaureln Infonnng
the Affih ted that we hate secured a large, cuntnodious
(willing, and thoroughly furnished It for the
pedal com tort Of our many Patients, coming to us
Dm a dlatatice..
Dr. J. E. Bontley, the Surgeon In charge, late Pbya-*
clan and Su.-geon In the " PhiladeJprla Bellevue In-'
titute," is a gentleman of high professional attalnucnta,
a physician of experience, and well skilled id
ho treatnicut of Cancer by our methods;
Dr. Greene, has for three rears bad charge of a
Branch Office, to Dr. Kline's Iostltute, at Charlotte,
S\ and hLi success in the cure of Cancer and other
Chronic Diseases has been unnrecvdeuUd.
Cancers will, as heretofore,he treated mainly with1
Kline's great Cancer Antidotes, wonderful in their
fleet and permanent in their resflh. The truth will
rarraut us In saving that more fihimawkit cvBtg
i:ive been wide by them thah br xnv and ail .oh..v
n<-l hod* coin Idfled.
We will tu'cu pleaatffe fii adding the name* and
P. O. address* Of person* cured year* ago, aud wbd
remain perfectly will up to this time to uuy who will
apply. Let nil the afflicted write for a circular, or
?me and ate us. Consultation free. Professional
Fee withlu I he reach of ail.
Iiiflrnitrry t>H WaStiuf 8t., second door east of fhe
sew Hotel. Bdard In fad Institute low aa the mark-'
-t wiKtx-rmit.
Our OlBce at Charlotte is Id charge of Dr. Liodley/
alio is Irea -itig large numbers at that place, /if
rhrotnc Dlscassea treated with unprecedented success
diar.7-Sd?o.
JAMES ODELL,
bbead, cam, aim c'kacxzt
El A K E R <
FX.V8 Just reed red a ftne flWrtnient of
calflhlft Aftd ffcuits.
He has always o? Shod Bread and Confcctionesf
tt erery khWI.
COUtrilT STORK* supplied with *&?Hf
(cha Of Wsc (rede at reesonatde price*.
Orders for WKODINCfl AND BtEHII#
PABTlE'l attended ?r With rare and dispatch.
FIFTF.liX 1A1AVES of llread for ONtd
DOLLAR, can be dad by purchasing WURABf
ft?KKTil.
. ... . . j
me ureuiatingf LiWiiy
raw open contain* a choice assortment of books._
JAS1E& ff&ELlu _
AtfltCHAKTS oo the Une Of the POST
tOTAt txttkOAD can be applied witfc tnM
B*e?4. ?IM| Calcre.ete., (Mjy Bf leavla#
ieir order* with theeondud&f.
~ . W/tCTED,
fiehd KA* dfeE*E#
,nd SHEEP. WillUke Aea M For#
toyd Kerry/
decllMy. liDt& ItHjMt