Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, July 24, 1873, Image 3
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1878.
'IT I gggggggaM?
A $ottin*ttoa Decline^
M*. iDOTOR.?
1 respectfully beg to rfediiMr the
. nomination for Warden, my trtwfaese
being out of town and my time befog
Wholly occupied there, I hate no opportunity
of knowing the ec/ncfttion of fa
town and attending to the duties requir^
T K?t? fimnd this to be case during
the put year, and as the tortta flow requires
an active, energetic and practical
council board I feel compelled to decline,
so that one who has better opportunities
and more time may be nominated in my
stead: Appreciating fully the honor
conferred upon me by such a unanimous
> 'nomination.
I am yours truly .
P. C. WlLSO*.
A United States Nuisance.
A petition Was presented to Mr. Cloutloan
last week for leave to pull down the
old rookery opposite Burkharts mill. It
is a dilapidated hotise in which bad
characters frequently cdhgtegftte* and
some night, it is feared, a fire Will start
there which may burn the best part of
the town. It is one of the properties
held by the U. 8. Government. Of
course no repairs can be made in such
cases and the town contains twenty snch
places which are perfect eyesores and
nuisances. The United States will 'not
pay taxes, will not repair, will not remove,
will not cleanse, will not do anything
but persistently hold on to the
property.
A Big Tooth.
file feigjgest tooth on record was drawn
fttJtn the bed Of the river by the dredge,
on Friday list; It was almost perfect
when taken oiltj but received a blow
from the haintncr of one the washermen,
Which cracked a large piece off.
Its greatest length on the surface is 7J
inches ; width, 311 from surface to root,
12 inches; ocrcumference, 10 inches;
weight, 14} pounds. The cabinet of
spocimen8 now in Mr< Wells' office
contains some vety largo bones among
thetu are other remains of the mammoth
consisting of parts of ribs, tusks, leg ai d
feet bones, vcrtibrae, etc. Some of tbe
veftibrm are eight inches in length.
Sharks teeth of all sites are numerous,
some measuring 12} inches across.
Jumped the Track.
On Sunday last, the engine of the
night train on the Savannah & Charleston
road ran into some cars loaded with
L-J L? 1-c. ?
iron wnicn nau oeen ion. uu mc omc
track, but which had run down on the
4 '? main track without it being discovered.
The engine was thrown completely from
tht track, and a goodMenl injured. No
one was injured, the engineer clinging
firmly to hi* engine. No other cars lefi
the .track. After six hours hard work
the track was cleared and the passengers
due in Charleston at 5 a. m., reached
there at 1 p. m. . - .
Collector C. H. Wright has
seized a number of palmetto logs, which
were cut on Hunting Island, and offered
for sale here. The land from which
they were taken is in the possession of
the government and is open to redemption
by the ante-bellum owners. Mr.
Wright, veiy properly, holds it to be his
duty to preserve such lands from the
depredations of timber cutters or other
irresponsible parties.
ISF* On Monday last the up passenger
train collided with a colored girl named
,Lucy Hosey, near Ellenton. She was
crossing the track at the time and was
* thrown some distance by the cow-catcher,
breaking her leg above the ankle. She
was taken to Ellenton for surgical attention.
The fact is no longer to be disguised
that the caterpillar is upon us.
Already we hear of their being on Johns,
WT-J?i? c. TT?I
IT OUUlcliaw, UU lititna aiiu x ni io irmuuaj
and wo have no donbt that they are to
be found on all tho islands and in every
cotton field on the coast. Coming thus
early, with tne crop backward, they will
be likely to destroy the whole of the cotton
crop on the sea islands if the weather
should be wet and cool.
A party of gentlemen have been
trying for a week to catch a devil fi?h in
the harbor. So far they have not even
seen one. Off Bay Point was a favorite
spot for devil fish before the war, but
none have been socn since. It is thought
by some that Yankees disagree with devil
fish.
? igk-An old negro named John, long
n inmate of the poorhouse sent in a request
to the county commissioners for
permission to marry another pauper in
house. John has reached the mature
aire of saventv-fivc. Commissioner Water
house forbid the bans.
Killed on the Railroad.
We learn that Friday morning's train
from Savannah, on the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, ran over and instantly
killed a colored woman opposite
the Fair Grounds near Savannah.
A band of gypsies jhave been
camping on the vacant lots back of the
court house for some weeks. They were
rather astonished some days ago to get a
notice from the United States Collector
that they must pay a rent of five dollars,
for using the lots belonging to the General
Government.
MP* The Savannah military organisation
celebrated Monday, July 21st, as
the anniversary of the first battle of
Manassas, by a parade and pic-nic at the
fair grounds. We have reason to ref
member the twenty-first of July. We
called it Bull Run, and have never ielt
like celebrating it much.
?Mr. A. C? Schaffer is to publish a
niw paper in Colleton County, to be
called the Walterboro' News. It will be
Republican in politics.
I
I&? Wed. Elliott, Esq., and his family,
are sojourning fbr the summer al
Flat Bock.
Pilot Dnpong has been suspended foi
six months for negligence, in leaving
the WUUamint!
J?" Another of these delightful
moonlight excursions is contemplated.
| We are all agreed.
> SlED:
The Infant son of John trooper died on
' Wednesday morning after a very brief
I illness
0sT Dogs will take notice that the
i badges have arrived, and that the penal*
' ties are severe on those found running at
large without them after August first.
toT A little boy wants to know if the
"Hon " prefixed to the names of mem
n A ?>
bers of the legislature! means nonesu
To be certain!j*.
Col. G. F*. Mclntyre, proprietor
of The Colleton Gazette has determined
to set up a press in Walterboro and do
his own printing. His removal from the
position of Colonel of the u mchsh " has
not depressed him much.
Sudden Death.
A colored train hand, named Junius
Reese, suddenly fell dead on the down
train on the Port Royal Railroad, near
Allendale, on Friday last morning.
.The body was taken to Augusta.
Rumor states that Mr. Whipper, who,
has recently been appointed Treasurer
for Barnwell county, is about to remove
that office from Barnwell to Blackville.
As a matter of course the auditor's offite
will follow.?Barnxcell Sentinel.
The probability Is that no term
of court will be held in Burnwell county
this fall, on account of the undecided
question as to where the county scat is,
Barnwell or Biackville.
A Party at Bearer Dam.
On the fourth of July a large party
visited Beaver Dam mills. A part of
the day was spent in fishing after which
dancing commenced. Ample accommodations
were furnished by Mr. Fiyhbcrg,
for the dancers. Everything passed oft
very pleasantly, the party not separating
until a late hour.
Personal.
D. C. Wilson's mill shut down on
Monday for a short time. Mr. Wilson
goes north this week on business.
George Bennett started north on Tuesday
for a short visit,
M. M. Kingman and wife arc on a
visit to the north.
Mr. Northrop, editor of the Columbia
Union ITcrald, was in town on Tuesday.
Maj. Willis and Mr. Klatte of Charleston,
have been in Beaufort this week.
m !
Bull River News.
Sailed on Saturday last, Bark Butines
-Capt Sundtroua, %7 tons of phosphate
rock for Copenhagen ; loaded by Coosaw
Mining Company.
Sailed Sunday morning, brig Ino, 540
tons of phosphate rock, for Plymouth,
England. Loaded by Coosaw Mining
Company.
Two other vessels will be loaded by the
same Company during the current week.
Schr. Eva May, for Woods Hole,
Mass.
News Items.
?Caterpillar have appeared on
Wadmalaw and John's island.
?South Carolina bonds have fallen to
15 and 15J.ln the New York market.
?Cholera is cxteuding itself along the
Ohio and its tributary rivers, It has
developed itself in Vicuna alarmingly.
?A number of the Sisters of Mercy of
Savannah have gone to Bcrmiuighaui,
Ala., where the cholera prevails, to nurse
the sick.
There were six deaths in Columbia for
the week ending the 19tb?whites 2,
colored 4.
mi t? i.i. rr a. .
?ine orooKiyn xrusi wmjruuy, a
saving institution has just discovered
that its president has been speculating
with its funds. Uptn being detected
Mills, the president, committed suicide.
The loss is eight hundred thousand dollars.
Poetry and Advertising.
Poetry and advertising seem to have
become blended, "as it were." Ordinary
prose has ceased to have the power to
invest with proper attractiveness the announcements
of vendors. Great emergencies
bring out great minds. Hence
the necessities of the advertiser have
evolved the poet. This, for example, of
a tailor, who, spurning prose, "drops into
poetry," like Wegg:
Oh! come into the garden, Maud,
And ait beneath the rose,
And see me prance around the beds,
Pressed In my Sunday clothes.
Oh! come and bring your uncles, Maud,
Your sister and your aunts,
And thfin .Irthnanh meilu m* rvtat
My waistcoat and injr pools.
Equally fanciful and suggestive is
this:
Gayly young Ferguson
Bought his elgar? ?
Bought It at Mulligan's,
Where the best are.
When he wants fine-cat, of
Snuff for his noee,
Gayly young Ferguson
Purchases those.
More substantial, however, is the fol
lowing where the mingling of mackerel
and emotion, cheese and affection, is really
sweet/
Oh 1 aay not I lore you because the molasses
You porehased at Simpson's was golden and dear
' The strap, the sugar, the Jelly la (lasses,
The crackers, the atach'rsi, J know, wen not dear
But wboa yva cue to an with Simpaonk smoked
salmon, 1 ?
And showed an Us samples of Llmburgcr cheese
> 1 felt that his claim to be cjteep was not gnaw*:
I Joccd you sal said so, daar Jass, on ay knees.
mi t
!?aiMS??
This nnrivalled Southern Remedy la warranted
not to contain a single particle of Mercury, or any
lnjurijckis mineral substance, hut li
. j- . PURELY VEGETATIVE,
containing those Southern Roots and Ilerlia, which
an all-wise Provldenceh&s placed In countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail. It will care nil
Dlscitsrs caused by the Derangement of
tb? Liver.
The SYMPTONS of Liver Complaint area hitter
or bad taste in the taooth; Pain in the Back, Sides
or Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
Stomach : Loss of Appetite! Rowels alternately
costive and lax; Headache; * Loss of memory, witli
a painful sensation of having failed to do something
which ought to have been done ; Debility Low
Spirit*, a thick yellow appearance of the Skin and
Kyes, a dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many of these syraptons attend the disease,
at others very few; but the Liver, the largest
organ in the body, is generally the seat of the disease,
and if not Regulated In time, great suffering,
wretchedness and DKATI1 will ensue.
This Great Unfailing SPECIFIC will not
be found the Least Unpleasant.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Billions attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Depression
of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Bum, Ac.,
Ac.,
Simmons' Liver Regulator, or
Medicine,
In the Cheapest, Purest anil nest
Family Hcdleine In the World!
MANUFACTURED ONLY UY
J. H. ZEILIX & CO.,
tr trnv r. \ nn.l PHILADELPHIA
Sold, toy o-ll Druggists.
Jan. 2Mm.
the mmn i
Through to Augusta.
THE SHORTEST ASD CHEAPEST ROUTE
?ETT1IKR FOR?
FREIGHT OR PASSENGERS.
Between Charleston and Augusta,
Between Savannah and Angnsta.
?ASD ALL PORfTS?
SOUTH OR WEST.
VP DA Y PASSEXQER.
? F '
2 fc .
a a;
S? 8 c >AMF. of* st.iTtoNS. Arrit' Loate
< P P
tea
5 a ,
A. M.
Port Royal <; 9 45
4 4 Bumifort| ,, 10 01 lo 06
9 5 Island Tank.......;,..........: 10 26 10 .00
it 4 Seabrook 10 46 10 46
18 6 Sheldon 11 16 11 17
25 7, Vomassce.... 11 46 12 20
32 7 Eaxlv Branch ; 12 41 12 41
84 2 MauldUw 12 47 12 47
36 2 Altmnlis.. 12 58 12 63
40 4 A lined a :... 1 05 1 03
42 2 Varusrille. 1 11 1 16
46 8. Houters 1 25 1 2.">
61 0 Branson's - 1 42 1 43
66 4 Cainpli ilfou 1 64 1 ret
CO 5 Allendale 2 CH 2 24
61 4 Apple ton ...:.. 2 34 2 34
68 4 Bold or 2 46 2 80
72 4 Martins 3 02 3 02
76 4 MHIett S 11 3 14
80 4 Hattlevllte. 8 26 3 20
84 4 nubbins...,,.., 8 38 3 39
90 6 Klleutojl.. .0 38 4 03
Bush 4 15 4 15
96 G Jackson 4 27 4 28
108 9 Beech Island 6 00 5 00
111 6 |Augusta , 5 38
DO IK.V DA Y PASSEXGER.
j aTm:
- Augusta 6 45
6 6 Boecli Island 7 23 7 '23
15 9 |.Tack?on 7 58 7 56
J Bush's 8 08 8 08
21 6 | Ellen Ion 8 20 8 2.5
27 0 I Kob l>tns b -h o io
31 4 I Hattievllle 8 57 8 57
35 4 IMlllett a(? <J 09
39 4 Martin* 9 21 9 21
43 4 Beldoc.... 9 33 9 38
47 4 Appleton 9 50 9 50
51 4 Allendale 10 02 10 at
SO 5 CBiubellton 10 18 i0 18
00 4 Bransons 10 30 ]0 31
06 0 Hoovers' 10 49 10 40
09 3 Yarnsvtlle, 10 581 U 03
71 2 Aimed* 1109 il 09
75 4 Altaians 11 21 it 21
77 .2 Mauldin'a 11 27 U 27
79 2 Early Itrancb 11 33 ]1 31
80 7 lYemaasec 11 55 12 20
93 7 Sheldon 12 48 12 49
98 5 Senbrook...... 1 19 1 19
102 4 Wand Tank 1 33 1 35
107 5 Beaufort, - 1 55 2 00
111 4 l'ort Itoval 2 1G|
JAS. O. MOORE,
Engineer & Superintendent.
CHANGE OP SCHEDULE.
CHARLESTON & SAVANNAH.
RAILROAD.
Savannah, Juno 21, i?73.
/"VN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNK 23rd, 1873,
the Passenger Trains on this road will run as
follows:
day passenger,
For Charleston, Augusta, Beaufort and Port Royal
Leave Savannah daily (Sunday excepted)
at A. M
Arrive at Charleston 4:43 P. M
Arrive at Augusta 5:40 P. M
Arrive at Beaulort ?._1:40 P. M
Arrive at Port Royal 1:.v> P. M
IDR SAVANNAU.
Ltsave Charleston daily (Sunday excepted)
at 8:10 A. M
Leave Augusta.......I.....;?./ 4 C:45 A. M
Leave Port Royal ?.1 IikIO A. M
Leave Bcaufort..i., 10:25 A. M
Arrive at Hathnnah .......... .....3:30 P. M
Day train makes close connection for all point
North via CbartMton and Angusta, and for station
on the Port Royal Railroad.
C. fi. GADSDEN,
Engineer ana Superintendent.
S. C. BOYLSf ON, Gen1!. Ft A Ticket Agent
Just Received,
A uploftditl stock oi
dry Goona
clothing,
1 HATS A CAPS.
GROCERIES.
hardware.
cutlery,
CBOCEERY,
tobacco,
coirpecnonarira,
TINWARE, Ac., Ac,,
At the store of
I F. W. SCHEPPER,
Bsy Street, hesd ot No. S Dock,
which be will seH lower than any other store in
BEAUFORT. >a. 4-ty.
I BBIF j?i 1
AUCTION Ttt
agents for tiie sale of;
* ' '
BE5XKTT Si MCFALT... Inform their frfew!
mon Flour In Km all quantities will produce lighter bn
All persona should encourage home manufactures
boxes, warranted to bold out in weight Just as good I
Te prewewt Bollet explosions, tiso "LOW
moment the Water gets below a certain line In the boll
until the steam Is exhausted or the water raised tea pi
Orders ror me - aojou xwortuu
91. 3. KEAI.
KEAN i
wholesale ano n
Foreign and Dora
Cloaks, Laces, Embrc
NO. 2O0 BROAD 0t
OITR SPRII
IS now complete nnd "yet we are not har
which we have always considered quite I
"GEMS'' representing thnosUrvery ooun
tribute a portion at least of tnis IMMF,
lloyal Railroad. To the citizens of Bean
invitation to visit our establishment, and
stay both pleasant and profitable.
REMEMBER TflE PLACE AO. 309 BRO
Your
pl.3-3m.
DOORS,
SASHES AND BLINDS.
Mouldings, brackets, rtatr
Fixtures, Builders' burnishing
Hani ware, Brain Pipes. Floor Tiles. Wire
Guards, Terra Cotta Ware. Marble and
Slate Pieces.
"WINDOW GLASS A SPECIALTY.
Circulars and Price Lists aunt free on
application, by )
P. P. TOALE,
20 Ilavne and 33 Plnkney sts..
Charleston. 8. C.
PAUL & WE 1111
AT
HICKORY HILL ARB BRuRSON'S
Are aclling off their stock at
GBEATLY SEDUCED PRICES
To make room for a
LARGE SPRINT, STOCK.
Merchants and Farmers can bo supplied with a
better add cheaper article than can Iw supplied at
any store between (liorloston and Savannah at,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL.
FARMERS,
Can sare moner hv buying their PLOt'GITS,
PMWK1MJNKS, JUUDLES, HARNESS, TIi.\( lvCIIAINrf,
BACK-RANI* and COLLARS ..f us.
We have just received a large supply of fresh
G-arclorx Soodsi
Of all varieties at fen cents per paper.
K. J. WEPH is agent fur KTONO PHOSPHATE
and will be glad to receive orders from Farmer*.
Prices Stotio Phosphate (soluble) cash $lK.no.
Time, 1st of November, $">.1.0(1.
HtonoAcid Phosphate for composting with potion
seed Ac., cash fcW.'h). Time, 1st of Novcntlor,$31.00.
OnAKtoDISPIj AY j
OF
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
BY
JACOB APPLE
A HSWIIIltvui v?
dress goods.
GRENADINES,
l'OPLINS,
JAI'AXEES CLOTHS,
HAREGES, MI'S DIN, ETC.
WHITE GOODS.
piques,
CRETONES and CAMRRICS,
1'KHCAI.KS, RICH HANTS ETC, ETC.
Callirlgntt Hosiery for Entiles mid Gents
Litres, Colliers nntl CulT*.
STANDARD TKIM MINUS.
GLOVES,
PERFUMERY,
NOTIONS, ETC.
Gontlemen's Faniisiiing Goods.
Tics. Ilout, Scurfs, etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING
In every style,
FASHION A BLE HATS.
STRAW HATS FOR GENTS AND ROYS.
Also just Received the finest lot of 1/tdiet Shoes
ever brought to this ronr'iet. Ii v > ; don't sec what
you want ask for it. Yoti can If supplied at
J. APPLE'S,
AY STREET, KEAOFORT, S. C
WTj.TRiaL
DF.AI.ltR IX
WINDOW CURTAINS,
'PAl'KU HANGINGS,
LACE CURTAINS, and
WINDOW DECORATIONS
PIANO and
TABLE COVERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
AND HOLLANDS.
PAPER HAKGMG AND DECORATIONS.
Mattrum Made to Order and Ilrpairt'd.
Lounges and Chairs upholstered on reasonable
terms, at
848 KINO STRiaET,
OPPOSITE )\'A \T.RL }' HOPSE.
Orders from the Country will be proni|>lly attended
to.
a ,
DANIEL H. SILCOX.
'FUBNITUBE WABEBOOMS,
179, 177, 170 KINO STREET,
CHAHT.FJHTOItf. S. C.
Wiser? can bo found a large and well *elected
Stock of all kinds and grade* to suit the tastes of alL
An examination is respectfully solicited.
March 18-lyr
NACHMAN & CO. '
DKAl.KKS IN
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions
IN MEETING? 8TRBF1,
CHARLESTON, 8. <?.'
Ajdl
?^
2TT & MC
ABE SALES
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES Jitft
PRODUCTION'S.
. r : : 0 , ,
Li that "SEA KOAM" m an aerator, is unequal!
>ad and more food Ihmi aqt other article in the mar
. ail then for the "CHKJIK'AL, OLIVK,
n hard an In and aider. For sale at retail by BUY
WATER INDICATOR," for which, BENNETT
pt by a series of lively ' toots," for twenty mlnntes.
opcr Hmlt.
Bor," shoufcl be aefct In early to be in time for
B?Oi
W. P. CA9SKL9.
CASSELS,
ETA1L DEALERS IN
lestic Dry Ooods
lidcries, Notions, &c.
root, AtTOTTsa'A^ OA
CG STOCK
ipy'' and why ? It is because out stoti
nrjrc, is entirely too much crowded wit!
fry on the plobe< nfid We desire to dis*
NSK STOCK, on the lihe of the Pori
ifort and Barnwell, we extend a cordial
wc will spare no pains to make theii
ID ST., 3d Door Above Hafioeal Bankis
respectfully,
KEAN & CASSELS.
7 i
WM. KRESS EL
HAS THE FINEST STOCK OF
Liquors, Segars & Tobaccc
. 's
BGAt'FOHT, S . C .
LA NO A ltrniNH RIMERS WHISKIES.
HENIIY WALLACE A CO'S.-OLD RYE,
JOHN GIUSGN'S OLD BOURBON,
HOLLAND GIN
FHENCIT BRANDY,
REST SCOTCH WHISKY.
CHAMPAGNE. OLD SHEftUY A PORT,
FINK HRANIW RHINE WINE.
it i.v iv nnrH,w aviiox nKAL'Gin
SEGA US AT ALL TRICES.
SMOKING ANI> CHEWING TOnACCO,
PIPES OF VARIOUS STYLES.
at
K RESSBIi'S.
FINE GROCERIES,
SUGAR CURED IIAM8,
FAMILY FLOUR. 1
HOOTS AND SHOES.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENERAL DRY GOODS
at
K II ESSEI'S.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
or
STATIONERY
coxsistimo or .
LETTER TAPER,
NOTE TAPEtl, %
ENVELOPES,
HILL HEADS,
CARDS.
suitable tor
Business Printing,
arust Rocoivod
at The ovtice or the
REPUBLICAN
Best Work - Lowest Pric
a (.1)01) bargain*
Forsale-a stationary
oinjc, lour (4) horse power?i
j good order; Can be seen at my ca:
! penter aliop.
J. BRODIE.
9th and Bay street.
f Bd '|
I BrMJTmL JUiLBdkutn.WtQur*, \
J SUUtriUtMM^JlMrtmLDwA \
i TdiupjWhib PiMf, Vthut&???ni*> \
S ^lUuttXdurrRuWmU&c* \
t \ All Work Wirmxtii, ' \
j LOWEST PRICES. J
Stnd JkrPrict Lltf* ^ jj
1H. HALL ICO,!
\fr- Ibam/MtnmkDmkm* / t, J
|
1 ' ' I CHARLESTONt 4? A W
En tered ftcrordlug to act of Coapao i# thttj
1873, by I. H. H*1J A Co,, lo office librarian of <
g WMbtnaJOB.
MBHaffilH
B IP JSL X? X* *
WAREHOUSE,
) PURCIIA8ERS OF SOUTHERN4
ed by iof article rot dLteorered. Mixed-dry with eotaket.
For sate at retail, by BOTCH A MAKTfff.
?ad POOH MAM'S ftfOAC*,*' Pat Dp hi 60 It*.
CK A MARTIN,
A McP ALl/ 0rb it aires warning to at) tbo
After which, a cOBl/oows trtafetfc wiHf scemfc attention
its reception for the ticiC drop.rWUTT
db
Port Royal, B. d.
A Ctmiee and Dndonlilei ttfKtiwtT
FIRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT. GOLfe fJOKbS
OF TltK
POttf ROYAL. RAILROAD COMPANY
Onsrntneil by the Georgia Rrtflrond
and Bunking Company.
Principal and interest parable in Gold Coin in New
York or London. May and Norerober Coupons.
Prbielpaidtie November 1.1M9. Denomination $1000
The whole issue of these guaranteed Gold Ponds,
yrhich can be irfiilprrd thereby affwrd*
ing complete protection against robbery,
is only V.00,000. Of this amount half has alreody
been tnkeft up. The Honda of this Company
ditl'er from those of most Sontliern Railroad Companies,
from tho fact that the road is completed,
thoroughly equipped nfld fiee from debt
and owned and controlled Iry Norfliorn Capitalists
i of I ante moans and experience, wlmsc aim and Inj
tent Ion Is in connection with Ihe Savannah
And Charleston, Georgia, Weatcrn and
Atlantic, IVaahrltle and Cbattdnooga
t and the 81. bonis and SonthWMtrni (con
i solldoted) Railroads, to make this the through route,
as It is now the shortest from PC Louis to tbr Atlan'
lie Sea Hoard, and Utereby controlls the trans portaI
t inn rtf J Itn vanf nm/t'inl r\t nwwlnnA nil mHnn* MHllfa
I in* a market via the port* of Charleston, Havnnnnh
and Port Knjral,
In addition to tlie strength the Jlomis derive from
bclnjc a Klrtt Mortgage 9/1tnc Port Ro^ltl Railroad
Company, the* bear the guarantee df the Georgia
Railroad an<r Ranking ( onipnny, one )f the tiert
known corporations in the Honth, and whose rredit
stands omjuestionaMy nigh. , The net receipt of this
rood for tho year ending March SI, 1872 after rtoducting
all expense* amounted to (MOflOO?a sum almost
sufficient to |)((v the principal, to suv nothing of the
IntM'Mt of the Itnnd.s guaranteed. The Georgia Rallrood
aful Ranking (Yimpanv pays' regular dividends
of Eight (8t Per Cent upon its capital stock.
The undersigned are ofTonWg the flotd floods at
the low figure of DO and turned Interest in eurrencv,
free of commission and eftjpreas
charges, at .which price tbey pajr over Klne (9)
Per Cent to the investor.
These Bonds are recommended In oil confidence to
those seeking a safe, j-onusnent and profitable investment
All marketable securities received in exchange.
For farther particulars apply to
KINO, FINNEY A COKo.
21 Nassau Street, New York.
ifiay.l-tf.
MOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON. A C
OFFICE NO. 17 11 ROAD STREET.
8AYIN0S DEPARTMENT.
i The deposits in the Savings Department of tills
Company arc Invested as a Sjieclal Trust, and, titer?fore,
are not subject to the hazards of Ranking.
In addition to this special security, depositors have
, the guarantee of the entire Rank Capital, which
amount* to three hundred thousand dollars (5300,000.)
.
ThlVTlepartmcnt will enablo all'classes to find a
safe security for their savings, however small; and
at the same time bearing a remunerative Interest (six
percent.compounded uartorly.) Currency can be
remitted by express and drafts by mail.
F. A. MITCHELL, Cash ikg.
btnntrfoM axi> thpstbes.
Geo. 8. Cameron,
M H Frost, W. J. Middleton
VT. Bee, A. J. Crew,
W. 11. Williams, K. Waltgcn, *
II. IL Deleon. C.P.MM?IM.
B. O'nelll. Win. L Webb,
A. P. Cfcldwcll. . j. T. Weinman
J. M. Shackelford, Geo. H. Walter,
J. C. H. Clausaen, B. D. Lazarus,
Mayl-Om.
QUIT CAIM DEEDS,
QUITABLE FOB THE CONVEYANCE OF
O land acquired at State or National Tax Salee
r sale at this office. tf.
LITER REMEDY
, ArafrantTpenrfanenttftirc fbral! dlaeosca rnnairt by
' a deranged IIsihwAm JaUtldice, Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Fcrer*. NerrousneM, Impurity of . the
Blood, Melancholy. Coalivencw, Sick
Headache. Paint In (He Head, and
all kindred dUeoaes
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD JIAVE IT
SOLD BY ALL CSUCKJISTS.
Prepared only by
WILSON A BLACK,
,4hg Charlotte,
Frloos Ourront
or
Branch, Scott & Co.!
Commission Merchants,
1
' ? AND AOK3TO FOR?
GEORGl A COTTON GOODS
?AND?
' Sardy's Super Phosphates.
?W?
Augusta, Ga., March 18,1873.
DOMKSTICS.
Itandlcman Strlpca (light).... ;t><0 yds...12%
" Fancy Strinea (dark). ...ISO yds... 13%
" Check or l'lalds.. Wt yd*...MV|
Montour 7-8 Shirtings..,........wu ana i,w*i yus...iu*.
" 4-4 Sheeting* J50Q auil 1,000 rd*...l
" Tarns, ass'd Nus, 6 to 1*2...50 bunclie*..1.03
Richmond Ortmliurgs St rfiies...825 yds... 14 U
, (light) 1 13
UraniteTille IM SltirlniK .1,000 yds... 914
" 7-8 " 1,000 yd?...tl??
e " 4-4 Shifting*. 1,000 yds.,.1.1
" 7-8 Drill* 900 yds... 1314
Augusta 3-4 Shirtings JVffiind 830 yds... 9%
" 7-8 Shirtings and 8B0 yds...11}$
" 4-4 Hhoetiug .'232 and 850 yd*... 13
. < 7-8 Drills 282 and 850 yds... 13}$
I- Langley A 4.4 13
r' *^-^0^?
EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS.
IN BARRELS AND SACKS.
93 rridti per Barrel less per Cat Load.
iMrmlAL XXX* 41? so
I.ir.y White XXX....< .11 00
lilllLI.IANT XX 10 00
Hot CAKES X.; 9 00
llocK Mlt.UI Suportlue <i 8 50
Bran.?$25 jier ton. Sacks extra.
Short*,? j8o per inn. do
i Wkstkrn Floi r ix intra ?Sdprr, $850; Extra,
? 810.00; Family. SIUAO; Fancy, 811.30.
w Hvk Fuifn.?84.'H) per mu-k. Itorrlh*,)
3 Bacon.?Shoulders, 8W; C, R. Sides. 101$.
P Dt 8. Meats.?Shoulder*, 7]$; C. R. Sirica, 9%;
( Bard.?I ft tierfes, I IPX; kegs, 12.
] Corn.?l'rhno White, M ; Mixed. 9de.
P Corn Meal.?9). (Sacks Include))
Ujre.-fl.23.
Oats.?White, 70; Mixed. 70.
ttagnr.?Yelluw, \VA\ C, 12J^; Extra C, 13>4
A Vi%
i.uxar House Njrrnp.?In bblt,hhds, 28.
Vlrctnla Salt.?62.10 per Sack; 10 sacks or
ivoro, 6.00.
Proctor St Oamblc'i Soap, Extra Olivo,
,yt\ Endtf.Tt.
Hardy'a Soluble Pacific, 830.00 Otiah; $33.00
Sartor'* Acceptance ; $57.30 Planter* Lien,
Hardy'* Pboipho PiHitIm, MJIO Caab;
<70.00 Factor's Acceptance; $03 Planter'! l.vdo.
The abore qnotions are wholesale. We do aU, la
Vijr case, break package*. Remlttaricen pef Express
must bo prepaid. Orders afe flUed at PrlrO Current
the day they are rec*lv<-l. 81?ht Prafta en New
j York, Charleston, Savannah knd Atlanta, placed to
credit al par< '
RRAlT H^S4j?rt A CO<
T7- ~
, JHf.PARKER CUM.
L r{ y
? ~ f
OLD ESTABLISHED
^TEEKLT LINK TO BEAUFORT.
PACIFIC k CfilSOLM'S USDIN6S
The Steamer'
PILO'T BOY.
captain W. ThtcTSztrr,
Wlft tea're Accoramodal ton WHfcrfjChartaatotf, ?*?Tf
Friday Morxixo, at 8 o'dock. <
Retarnlng, wilT Jrt?re Rraafort SrffohiY Mo*i*
J so. '
Shipment to clfc 61" A ?6 ft (a (orwArifMfroe ofitoW'
go or cotmnlmlon.
For engagements *pplr trf
tnr. iiARRifisojk,
Agent at FHnroffc
KAVenCL. nuLMM. * t o,
Auvrrt* at ClnHeavtt
Hat Favorite Bone ReBf^y, ,
PATw.Tor.r.m
Ila' I>"cn before the public orerTITIBTY YBAW
and protiably has a wider and better reputation
then any proprietary medicine of the preernt day/
At this period there are hut few unacquainted with
the merit* ol the Pjj* K-u.iach; bat, whiie own*
extol It ax ft hninicnt. they know hut little Of Its
power In enifng pain when taken internally; white
ot hen hoc It internally with great success, bat are
equally Ignorant of it* healing vLrtora when applied
e\tcrnnllv. We therefore wish to oay to all, that U
is equally seceewful,. whether uoed internally or extirnaliy.
It ta aultklcnt evidence of Its virtues at
a standard medicine to know that ft Is now uvd la
nil |?rt* of the world, and that Its sale la constantly
Increasing. Ko cnratlre agent has had ouah a *
wide spread *?lo ot given stieh universal satisfaction
D.vvtt Paix-Killkb N s purely vegetable eranpound,
prepared from ti e beat ami purest iimterials,
and with a cdre tliat insures the mowt perfect uniformity
In the mcdielne; and While Ft ni nfost
eltective remedy for pain, it U a perfectly tafit aiedp
cine, oven In the moyt unskilful naoda,/
It Is eminently t Family M Kuinxa; and hy he*
lug kept rendy for Immediate rtssort, will save many
an hourofs itf.-rlng, ami many a dollar (n time and
doctor's bills.
After over thirty yeart trial, It Is still receiving
tlinmost unqualified testimonials til ItsrirtiMWu/Wmf
persona of the higlwst character and responsibility <
Eminent Physicians commend It as a moat cUffta*
at preparation Ibr the extinction ofpaih. If ^ not
only the best remedy gver known for prulset, Cuts<
Barns. Ac., but for Dysentery, of Cholera, ot any
sort of bowel complaint. It is a reraedr nr. surpassed
for efficiency, a^d rapidly 0f action. In the great , "
cities of India, and other not rllmatao, It has became
the standard medldnc for nil such complaints, a
well as for Dyspepsia, Diver Complaints, and ol
other kindred aisordprs. For Coughs and Gold
Otnker4 Asthma, and RhetmniUc digUnlUas; It bad
been prove 1 by tlie most abundant and convinces
testimony to lie an invaluable medicine.
We would caution the public against all liajtattra ',
of our preparation, either In uoine, or style or put*
ting up.
ICE. ICS.
rniutirr s, mint
UU1VJI1V 1 UL 111UMU1IUf
are now prepared to furnish
ICS
. \
in quantities tc suit custoniers-*-Al
the old ICE HOUSE, hh at,
John Coxxijf* J. A. Emmo**
iilifTLE SEWDfg MACHM fTIIIlS
BEAUTIFUL AUCUINE.t^Kg STjUIOlrf
I. (HiTtf THI1 LoAt Nr^, (ifttemtMS
tUea) hfc.1 si'lf-atiluMiiiK tentioa, and it naad by hand
or fwt. It *111 hrtn, Ml, biitd, to*an, lock, bant* x
utiU-lL ruffli* and ?? ou at the tanfe Ume; w'Ork
equally well on rtik, linen, raiuHO Knd MNw aObda.
Itll the only firat-claai la* pried machine made.
Sena for circular and aampl* of tewing, Or call lad
examine Die machine at the agency. Bay atiwt
Beaofbrt, 8.0.
I*rioo, $2S, $87 db $4$<
W. A. PBIPP,
foh.l3-lyr. Agaat
acwbsB one
MMIC.1L HI SMCICAL JISTITUTJ,
FOR THE ct-BK OF
CANCSXt,
And all Chronic Diseases*
DR. GREENE. UNLET I BENTLEY
PROPRIETORS.
J.E. BEITLEY, 1. D., Snr'g ti dirge
E.H. ftB.EE.SK, B- P.. Pliyili tlwgt.
Having ttrrartsf?i with Dr. Kline, Founder and
Projiriotor of the Philadelphia liellevtra Institute for
thu establishment of a permanent office a* (Kddalioro
fur the cure of CANCEk, we take pleosurwlu I affirming
the Afflicted ttiat we have ami red a lam. commodioue
building, and thoroughly furnished it for the
especial comfort uf our many Patients, coming to u<
from a diet a ni*. .
Dr. J. K. Dent ley, thcStirgrofj In charge, late Phr*
Ician and -Surgeon in the " Philadelprla I teller im Inat
It ute," la a gentleman Of high professional attainment*,
a physician of experience, and well skilled In
the treatment of Cancer by mi r method*.
Dr. Greene, ha* for three rears had charge of a
Branch Office, to Dr. Kline's Institute, at Charlotte,
N. C, and his niece** in * he enre of Cancer and other
Chronic Diseases ha* 1**11 unprecedented.
Cancer* will, as heretofore, l?e treated mainly wltH
Kline'* great Cancer Antidote*, wonderful lo their
eflfeet and penoanent in their result; The truth win
warrant us in saving that more 1'KKMankxt ct'RKa
have lieen made bv them than by any And fell other
method* combined.
We will taku pleasure in sending the itgnx* and
P. (I. address** of person* const years ago, and wbq
remain'perfectly Well up to this time to anf who will
apply, Get all the afflicted write for a circular, or
come And sue u*. Consultation free. Professional
Fee within the reach of all.
Infirmary on Walnut AC, second door eaM of the
new Hotel. Hoard in the Institute low As the market
williiermit.
Our Office at Charlotte is in charge Of Dr. TJndley,
who i* treating large numbers at that place. All
Chronic Dismisses trvitted with unprecedented sucecm
mar.T-Stno,
JAMES ODELL,
BREAD, CARE, AND CRACKER
l""i /\i 33E. Jbi Jk~f- ?
II AS just received & fine asftortmenl of
CANDIES AND mUltfSe
lie bu always on band 1 tread and conrocuonesy
oferery kind.
COUNTRY STORES supplied with all ?rtl?
celes of the trade at reasonable price*.
Orders for WEDDING* AMU BVBIUi
PARTIES attended to Wits care and dispatch.
PlPTBHlff LOAVES Of BtmI hi Oil
DOLLAR, can bo bad by purchasing EREAH
TlOklTIi
The Circulating Library
now open eontotaa a choice MOOftattaSMbotf*
rU JAMES Qf&ldip . .
?r nsiciuitiiiAs Jiafr
BOYAL RAILROAD CSS (to NptfM #f?k *d|
, luil, M* fee*** *?(f tr ieswlflg
heir order* with the conductor.