Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, September 18, 1873, Image 3
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raw LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18 1873.
THE ttBEI'S LAMENT.
I'm a poor old cart bar*, lank and tbln,
All gone to ruin but boom and skin,
Hard vorkcd, and starved, week out week in ;
Ricked, and cursed and meanlj f d,
By Jamnfd In the side, and jerked by the head,
Till it's quite a wt nder I ain't gone dead:
H And what the plague it U ail about,
V la just the thing I can't make out.
V Why I grew up from a frisky colt,
To be flogged and punched by a lazy dolt;
And why from the first I did'nt revolt,
f And kick and bite the vagabond wretch,
r Who keeps me forever on the stretch,
f An unpaid slave, to carry and fetch,
' Is a question an old grey horse like me
' Can't solve, nor my driver himself, may be.
But it'* all tdd late, and my spirit's broke,
And only death will romove the yoke,
And pierhaps he won't, but with fire and smoke
May give my young tyrant a taste instead
Of the evil treatment that's killed me dead;
PnV? him in the side. Jerk him by the he^d,
Till he know* that cruelty dooe'nt pay,
A truth he could learn in no other way.
If I had'nt gone moping day after day,
Pulling and hauling along the Bay,
Having never an oat, nor a wiap of hay;
But had fed from the tat of the senator's stall,
Had a gold-mounted harness to wear on the mall;
Or been only bestrode by a peat general,
I would'nt be c'urasy nor stupid ; that's me.'
But a fine grey nag as ever you'll see.
Yet it is'nt my fault you know, at all
That my joints are big and my muscles small,
And so, that I missed the senator's stall;
I'm clumsy, stupid, crooked and slow,
But whatever la left is a horse you know,
Who can feel a prick or a savage blow;
And I can't help thinking each kick and curse
While it hurts me some, hurts my master worse.
And whenever I get?to the other shore,
Where good horses go when their toils are o'er,
And with two-forty nags to stand In a row,
Switching their bright tails to and fro,
Careless of either wheel or whoa?
Where oats are always apropos,
If 1 meet the biped who owned me before:
Perhaps we'll be equal before the law,
Aud I sba'nt be cudgelled or forced to draw ;
Or be fed on salt grass, or husks, or straw,
But lazy and happy may travel or no
Without any Primus to urge me to go.
The Juries.
Oq the ICth the jury commissioner
proceeded to draw the petit juries for
the October term. The following
names were drawn : Cresar Alston,
Hamilton Robinson, Ned Alston, Paris
W. Simmons, James Gordon, Adam
Alston, Ned Strafford, Robin Rivers.
John Baynard, Simon Dcveaux, Geo.
Greaves, John Frazier, Ansel Chaplin,
Moses Simmons, James A. Emmons,
Tony Baker, Cato Perry, Caesar
Brown, Frederick Proctor, Renty
Fields, A. S. Davenport, J. M. Williamson,
Samson Howard, Thomas
Behn, James Bush, Henry Glover,
Dago Hey ward, Harry Wright, S. D.
Gilbert, Sancho Bennett, James Snipe,
William Finnick, NeroPorcher, Israel
Camel, Joshua Henry, Ishmael
Alston.
A protest has been made against
the drawing as ilegal. The grounds
for the protest are that the drawing
was made earlier than fifteen days before
the opening of the court, and also
because the chairman of the board of
county commissioners was not present.
We are called UDon aeain to remark |
upon the fact that Juries drawn have
entirely too large a proportion of Beaufort
residents upon them. Some
names, occur on almost every jury in
the year.
A Delinquent Purchaser.
At a sale of real estate uiadc under an
order of Judge Graham some time since,
a piece of property was knocked down to
a bidder who afterwards failed to come
forward and complete the purchase,
Judge Graham after a reasonable time
issued an attachment and ruled the
purchaser to come forward and complete
his contract. This order not being obeyed
the bogus purchaser was attached for
contempt, the sheriff was ordered to
place him in jail and would have done so
but for the fact that he was non*cst.
This case is ouly mentioned as a warning
precedent.
A Wreck.
On Monday last Pilot Early reports
seeing, at sea, about six miles north of
Martins Industry light ship, the tragments
of a large vessel, consisting of
spruce deck planks and the scuttle hatch,
painted blue, with a large ring in it. '
The sea was too heavy to piake any
attempt at an identification of the unfortunate
vessel of which they were a
part.
Iron Works.
The advertisement of the '"Forest City
Iron Works," in another column, invites
the special attention of our readers.
The large and rapid increase of business
which this Foundry enjoj's, is one of the
best proofs of the merits of the work they
do, and their favorable prices. Besides
manufacturing and repairing all kinds of
Engine and Boiler work, they also make
Iron "Fronts" aud furnishings for houses
post, lintels, <&c. The attention of Planters
is especially called to the Portable
Engines manufactured by their house.
The "Forest City Works," are located
near the Union Passenger Depot, Augus
ta, ua.
A Dangerous Rascal.
A colored boy, Damed Hen, was some
time since discharged from the Savannah
& Charleston railroad. On Monday last
he was seen removing a tie on the railroad
near Hardeerille Station into such
a position as would certainly have run a
train off the track, if it had not been
discovered promptly. He has not been
arrested.
PatF Titc new wharf is progressing
well at Port Royal. About one hundred
feet have been completed. It is four
feet lower than the old wharf, which is
to be either cut down or the track sunk
to the of level the new wharf.
93F The Philadelphia Quaker's lamp
shines, solitary and alone, each night,
'"like a good deed in a naughty world. "
Beanfort County Expenditures front No- |
tember 1, 1872, to September 15,
1878.
Dieting, clothing and bnrial of
of poor, $3,437 81
Medical attendance and medicines
for poor, 833 40
Public buildings, 1,062 53
Trial justices, 785 83
Commissioners' cftrks, 333 00
Stationery, 698 01
Printing, 328 60 "
Roads, bridges, and ferries, 805 84
Sheriff, 1,074 25
Jail; 1,126 55
Solicitor, 365 00
Auditor, (to pay Assessor,) 1000 00
Clerk of court, 576 50
Jury commissioner, 18 00
Coroner, 165 46
Grand and petit jurors, wit~.?ot?w00
2.507 85
I (lUOOCOl WUOUIWIVOJ ?, -
Commissioners' accounts, 889 50
Treasurer's commissions, 1,261 06
Total, $17,290 09
S, D. Gilbert,
Clerk, Co. Com. Bft. Co.
Real Estates Transfers.
Sept 6.?H. M. Stuart, ex., to R.
Fuller, Jr., Lot D. in block 81, Beaufort
$2800.
Sept 6.?D. F. Appieton, to A. J.
Reardon, Lots 18, 19, 20, 38, 39,'40,
block 61, Port Royal, $2150.
Sept 9.?J. W. Maner, to J. Frost,
40 acres in Robert Township, $120.
Sept 9.?J. W. Maner, to J. Brantley
41 acres, Kobert township, $123.
Sept 13.?James Horton, to M. D.
Edgefield, 200 acres, Coosawhatchie.
Sept 13?W. Wilson, sheriff, to Z. Richardson,
undivided quarter of 500
acres, lands of W. and T. Ferribee, $150
.Sept 13.?Same to same, undivided
eighth of 200 acres, in Coosawhatchie,
$6.
The Sea Island Hotel.
The Sea Island is all ready for the
winter season. A very large southern
travel is expected this fall from the north
Those who made Beaufort one point in
their tow last year, are certain to return
again bringing with them friends
attracted by the universal satisfaction
expressed by quest of last year. The
arrangements for the comfort and pleas
ure of guests this winter are even more
than complete than ever. Those intend-!-U
r? r?. ?1J ,
ing 10 VlHlt X>uauiurii BUUUiU cuga^v iueu
rooms at once.
Freight Rates f
The Port Roj'al road has made a great
reduction of rates on freight to and from i
Augusta to all points on the road. Spe- c
cial low rates are made on cotton. It is
expected that a very great increase in
the cotton business will be evident this ^
fall. p
A fine library of law and mis- %
callaneous books is to be sold the second *
week in October next, by H. G. Judd. r,
d
Jta?* The number of grass widowers in 't'
Beaufort just now is alarming. ?
? t
Big Sticks. '
There are three sticks of yellow pine ?
timber lying at Port Royal, the smallest
of which is 65 feet long and squared to jj
24x24 inches. i
Port Roval Items. c
i
The schooner H. G. Ireland, arrived k
on Sunday with an assorted cargo for *
Augusta and points on the Georgia rail- ?
road. She also brouuht the cotton press 11
which is to be set up at once at Port o
Royal. t:
The following is her manifest: 5 bales ?
bagging, Atlanta; 50 bales bagging, I
Macon ; 20 bbls. orackers to Geo. Water ti
house, Beaufort; 20 bales bagging, "
Augusta; 3 pakgs. furniture, J. Brodie,
Beaufort; cotton press machihery, Bennett,
& McFall, Port Royal; 102 bales .
hay to Rich, <fc Co.,; 150 kegs nails to
Augusta; 5 bbls. oil Geo. R. R.; 45
bbls sugar, Macon.
The schooner Fannie Keating from
New York discharged on Monday and
Tuesday 1300 sacks of salt for Miller, I
Bysell & Buruum, Augusta, and 2000 I
sacks for Walton & Clark. She goes to
Doboy for a cargo of lumber.
The Jennie M. Murphy finished loading
with lumber from Mauldiu's mill for
New York market. She took 145 000
feet.
l
The schooner Montana cleared from
Boston on the 13th inst for Port Royal t
with 3060 bags Eagle ammoneatcd phos
pate and 2517 bags Carolina, destined 1
for Augusta, Georgia, oyer the Port
Royal railroad.
Bnll River Ship News, ,
Arrived.?Schooner Isabella Jeuitt,
Hopkins master, from Charleston, to
load for Wood's Hole with phosphates. 1
"UriiT flenrnt JTnrrnV TVeneh master.
from Charleston to load for Wood's Hole.
Three masted schooner J. JMore,
Morton master, from Charleston to for ]
Green Point, L. I.
British Bark, Trident, Hitchings mas- t
ter, who died on passage { first mate in
charge, forty-six days from Kio Janerio,
in ballast.
NEWS ITEMS.
?A train of eleven ears pitched off an
embankment near Lowell, Michigan, on
Tuesday, killing twenty and wounding
many others*
?The steamer Ironsides was lost in a
gale on Lake Michigan on Sunday last.
Forty persons went down in her. (
| ?The war in Spain continues with the
usual supply oi contradictory stories of
successes and defeat.
?The failure of the Eclectic Life In-1
suranee company, of New York, is an- |
nounced. The affidavit of one of its directors
shows a deficit of a hundred thousand
dollars.
> A
m pit Rom i b. ~
iThrough
to Augusta.
NIE SHORTEST ARD~CHEAFEST KOCTE *
?EITHER FOBFREIGHT
OR PASSENGERS.
Between Charleston and Angnsta.
Between Savannah and Angnsta.
?AKD ALL POlirre?
SOUTH Oil WEST.
UP DA Y PASSBSGER.
ei
I I
8 3 ?
8 a NAME OF STATI0K8. Arriv' Leave
ill
A. M.
Port Royal, 9 45
4 4 Beaufort, 10 01 lo 06
9 5 Island Tank 10 26 10 30
14 4 Seabrook 10 46 10 46
18 5 Sheldon 11 16 11 17 ?
25 7 Yemaasee 11 45 12 20
m 1 V.rlrRmnfh 12 41 12 41
84 2 Mauldlns - 12 47 12 47
36 2 Altraans 12 53 12 63 ,
40 4 Alraeda 1 05 1 05 A
42 2 Varnsville.. 1 11 1 16
45 3 Hoovers - 1 25 1 25
51 6 Brunson's 1 42 1 43
55 4 Carapbollton 1 54 1 53
60 5 Allendale - 2 08 2 24
64 4 Appieton 2 34 2 34
68 4 Beldoc 2 46 2 50
72 4 Martins - 3 02 3 02 m,
76 4 Millett 3 14 3 14
80 4 Hattlevllle 3 26 8 26
84 4 Robblns,....... - 3 38 3 39 bo
90 6 Ellenton 3 58 4 03
Bush 4 16 4 15
96 6 Jackson 4 27 4 28 mi
105 9 Beech Island 5 00 5 00 ur
111 | 6 |Augusta : 5 38
DOWN DA Y PASSENGER.
A. M. _
Augusta 6 45
6 6 Beech island - 7 23 7 23
15 9 Jackson 7 56 7 56
Bush's 8 08 8 08
21 6 Ellcntou ., 8 20 8 25
27 6 Robhios - 8 44 8 45
81 4 Hattlevllle - 8 57 8 57
35 4 Millett 9 09 9 09
39 4 Martins 9 21 9 21
43 4 Beldoc... 9 33 9 38 t
47 4 Appieton - 9 50 9 50 J,
51 4 Allendale 10 02 10 03
56 5 Oambellton 10 18 10 18
60 4 Bransons 10 30 10 31
66 6 Hoovers' 10 49 10 49
69 3 Varnsville, 10 58 ll 03
71 2 Almeida - 11 09 11 09
75 4 AltmanR 1121 1121
77 2 Mauldill's 11 27 1. 27
79 2 Early Branch 11 33 ]1 34
86 7 lYemassee 11 55 12 20
93 7 Sheldon 12 48 12 49
98 5 Seabrook 1 19 1 19
102 4 Island Tank 1 35 1 35
107 5 Beaufort, ? 1 55 2 00
111 4 Port Royal, - 2 16|
JAS. O. MOORE, ,
Engineer A Superintendent.
A Choice ail MmMel Irotment. ^
TRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
of Tire
?ORT ROYAL RAILRO.il> COMPANY
luaratned by the Georgia Railroad
and Ranking Company. J.
Principal and interest payable in Gold Coin in New
'ork or London. May and November Coupons.
'rincipaldue November 1,1889. Denomination 81000
The whole'issue of those guaranteed Gold Bonds,
rlilehtan be registered theieby sffurd*
ng complete p? otwtlon against robhey,
Is only $500,000. Of this amount half has alt*sdy
been taken tip. The Bonds of tills Company
ittcrfrom those of most .Southern Itallroad Compiiess,
from the fact that the road is completed,
borough I y equipped and fiee from debt
nd ownw and controil d liy 'Northern Capitalists
f large no-ans and exp'rtcnce, whose aim and inention
is in connection with tho Savaunah
met Charleston, Georgia, Wepern and
lllantlc, IVashvltle and Chattanooga
nd the SI. l.ouW and Southwestern (con
ulidatcd) Ball roads, to make tliis the through route,
s it Is now the shortest from St. Louis to the Atlanta
Sea Board, and thereby controlls the transportalou
of the vast amount of produce and coltou seekng
a market via the ports of (Charleston, Sarnnnith
and Port Koyal.
In addition to the strength the Bonds derive from
elng a First Mortgage of the Port I loyal Railroad
ompany, they bear the guarantee of the Georgia
tailrond and Banking Company, one of the beat
nown corporations in the South, and whose credit
lands unquestionably high. The net receipt of this
oad for the year ending March 31,18T2. afterdeductug
all expenses amounted to $(50,000?a aunt almost Gi
ulHcient to pay the principal, to say nothing of the
ntsrtut of tho bonds guaranteed. The Georgia Hnilond
and Banking Coinpanr pays regular dividends
f Eight (8) Per Cent upon Its capital stock.
The undersigned are offering the Gold Bonds at
he low figure of 90 and accrued Interest in currcn ,
free of rouimlealon and express
'barges, at which price they pay over Nine (9^
'er Cent to the investor. .
These Bonds are recommended in all confidence to
hose seeking a safe, permanent and profitable Investlent.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
For further particulars apply to
KING, FINNEY 4 CO.,
No. 21 Nassau Street, New York. at
may.l-tf.
ICE. ICE.
A
HilT & moils.
ire now prepared to furnish
ICE
n quantities to suit customers?At D
he old ICE HOUSE, 7th st.
lOHN CONANT. J. A. E.WMONS.
W. J. TRIM.
dkalkb ix n
VINDOW CURTAINS,
PAPER HANGINGS,
LACE CURTAINS, and
WINDOW DECORATIONS
G
?IANO and
TABLE COVERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
and HOLLANDS.
PAPER HAMIAG AID DECORATIONS.
flat trasses Made to Order and Repaired.
Lounges and Chairs upholstered on reasonable
erms, at
248 KING- STREET,
OPPOSITE WAVEELY i/OCSE.
Orders from the Country will be promptly at:ended
to.
DANIEL H.SILCOX. . e
FUENITtJEE WAEEEOOMS, y
175. 177, 170 k1so street.
OHAH TIPIBTOX. S. O.
A
Where can be found a large and well selected I
Stock of all Itluda and gradun to suit the tastes of all. a
An examination is respectfully solicited.
March 18-lyr "
NACHMAN & CO. o
01
DKALKJU 15 e
Dry (hods, Taney (hods and Motions I
15v meeting street, !
' C U A B L E a X 0 N, 8.C.
ApU
I ?
8ba g
be.
IIREIC TRAILS* DAILY FRO?: lS8H
OHarlovton, SjB
Jav?nnfth ADfi pfl
AugviDta.
V
Every apartment of tine House has be<
ltertain in the mo9t hospitable manner i
ame to spend the winter months as can
Livery Stable, Billiard Halls, Croquet
Rooms may be secured for the winter 1
benn:
LUCTIoSr TB
AGENTS FOR TllE SALE OF
BENNETT Si B1CFALL. Inform their frier
on Flour In small quantities will produce lighter b
All persons should encourage home manufacturr
xcs, warranted to hold out in weight Just as good
To prevent Boiler explosions, use "LOl
* ^? a oortaln llnA In the bo
DIDUfll UltJ ?aicj fcv?o - ?
ittl the steam is exhausted or the water raised to a |
Orders for the "AJjoa Fortili
SOUTHERN LIFE
Yincipal Offices?MEMPHI!
MEMPHIS*
J. A. KELSOV, Pies't.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Vice Pres't.
BEN MAY, Sect'y.
J If, MILLER, Su]
ISSETS, JM'Y. 1, 18
INNUAL INCOME,
SOUTH CAROLIN
OFFICE??C(
F. BLACK, Prcst, J. P. SOUTHER
BEAUFORT, S
-TR US
v. u wrinsun,
M. POLITZEK,
\V. H. MAULH1N,
JNO. FRANZ,
PAUL HAMILTON,
C. H. WRIGHT,
M. STUART,
GEO. GAGE,
GEO. W. JOHNSON,
H. G. JUPD,
JAS. G. THOMPSON,
J. G. BARNWELL,
M. M. KINGMAN,
GEO. HOLMES.
Officers of BEAt
?0. WATERIIOUSE, Pres't. GEO. C
Dr. HE. M. Stuart, ]
M. POLITZER, J. G BAR
J. W. COLLINS, PAUL HA
J. G. THOMlfSON, PAUL PR
This "onipany issues POLICIES on ' approved pi
inual dividends. All Policies non-forfeiting after 5
Losses adjusted, and reserve invested by the State I
roughout the State' All further information furnl
MIDDL.I
ug.7-6m Soo
5HIA.ND DISPLAY
OF
1PRI1TG& SUMMER GOODS
BY
JACOB APPLE
splendid assortment of
RESS goods.
grenadines,
poplins,
JAPANEES CLOTHS,
BAREGES, MUSLIN, Etc,
WHITE GOODS.
IQUES,
CRETONES and CAMBRICS.
TERCALES, BRILLIANTS ETC., ETC
albrlgan Hosiery for Ladle* and GenU
Lacci, Collar* and Cnff*.
8TANDAR D T K IMMINGS.
loves,
perfumery,
notions, etc
MM Fnriiisliii Goods.
Tie*. Bow*, Scarf*, etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING
a evefy atyle,
FASHIONABLE HATS.
STRAW HATS FOR GENTS AND BOYS.
Also Just Received the finest lot of Ladleo Shoe
rer brought to thin market. If you don't see wha
ou want ask for it. You can be supplied at
J. APPLE'S,
Y STREET, BEAUFORT, 8. C
[QUE SHUTTLE SEM6 MACHINE
rHIS BEAUTIFUL MACHINE USES Stbaioii
needles, makes the Lock Stitch, (alike on Iwt
ides) has self-adjusting tcntlon, and is used by han
r foot. It will hem, fell, bind, seam, tuck, hem
titch, ruffle, and sew on at the same time; wot;
quallv well on silk, linen, muslin and cotton good:
It'ls'the oulv first-class low price machine mad<
end for circular and sample of sewing, or call an
xamlne the machine at Urn agency, Bay stree
teaufort, S. C.
Price, $28, $87 db $4$
W. A. FBIPP,
feb,13-]yr. Agoafc
SSL&KB M
AUFOHT, S
jd pat ia complete order during the past sui
the travelling public. The northern touris
be found South.
and Telegraph Office arc among the acquisit
>y letter or Telegraph.
M
BTT <5c JKO.
ADE SALES 1
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES AND ]
PRODUCTIONS.
o
ids that "SEA FOAM" as an ocrcator, (s unequalled
read and more food than any other article in the niarke
*. Call then for the "CHEMICAL, OLIVE, m
I in hard as in soft water. For sale at retail by BOYC
iV WATER INDICATOR," for which, BENNETT d
Her hy a series of lirely ' todls," for twenty minutes. Ai
proper limit.
[aor," should be sent In early to be in time for fb
ben:
iINSURAME CO.
_
S, TENN.,& ATLANTA, SA. I
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ATLANTA.
Geu'l. JNO. B. GORDON, Prea'L
Gen'l. A. H. COLQUITT, Vice Prea't.
J. A. MORRIS, Seet'y.
jerrfeor of Agencies,
0-" "
73, $1,534483 97
1,000,000 00
-O??
A DEPARTMENT,
1LUMD1A, S. C.
N, Vice Pres't., A. It. WARING, Scct'y.
o?
3. CM BRANCH.
TEES.;
DR. rADL rRITCIIARD,
| JNO. RICH,
J. W. COLLINS,
8. D. GILBERT
P. L. WIGGIN,
GEO. WATKRIIOUSn,
A. 8. DAVENPORT,
WM. K KISSEL,
E. SINCLAIR
II. M. STUART,
DR. S. a THOMPSON,
J. C. MAYO,
H. M. FULLER,
G. M. WELLS,
-o
rFORT BRANCH.
jAGE, Vice Prca't. M. STUART, Sect'y
-o
Nodical Examiner.
-0??
NWELL, )
MILTON, > Executive Committee.
ITCIIAKD, j
-o
lans. PREMIUMS received in Cash, and entitled t0
!ud annual premium is paid.
loard at Columbia, with advice of the auxiliary boanlg
?j l,v
3UCU, UUU ap]IIIVMUUUO IVI
STON STUART,
k cto As't., Boaufort, 9. O.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
STATIONERY,
CONSISTING OF
LETTER PAPER,
NOTE PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
BILL HEADS,
1 CARDS.
SL'ITABLK FOB
Business Printing,
Just Rocoivod
AT THE (iryiCK OK THE
; REPUBLICAN,
? ?
i Best Work - Lowest Price
i?
* A GOOD BARGAIN.
n
i pORSALE-A STATIONARY EN*
r oine, four (4) horse power?in
'g good order; Can be seen at my car*
penler shop.
J. BROOIE.
9th and Bay street.
N .
/
L C.
J*
THAISN FOR B^AtJKORT
g^*" Leave Charleston, Sirfo A. At
Leave Charleston, 6100 P. H
l.raTf Angnnta, f>;?3 A. 31
Leave Augusta, SilO P. M
Leave Savunnah, 0t30 A. M
2X^4 Arrive at Beaufort, !4i00 P. M
MM Arrive at Beaufort, 11(90 P. M
aimer, and the Proprietor is now ready to
? - - 1 C?i-L1_ _
t will find aa pleasant ana comioruiuic a
lions of the House.
M. KINGMAN
Proprietor.
i*r JSk X* SU 9
WAREHOUSE,
PURCHASERS OF SOUTHERN
by any article yet discovered. Mixed dry with comt.
For sale at retail, by BOYCK <fc 9IAKTIV.
nd t'OOIl MAN'S SOAP," Put up In 60 lbs
E & MARTIN.
i McFALt/are agents. It gives warning to all the
"ter which,* eontluous whistle will secure attention
1 reception for the next dop.
NTBTT eft) MoFATiTa.
Port Royal, S. O.
SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON. S. C
OFFICE NO. 17 BROAD STREET.
f ~~
8AVINO8 DEPARTMENT.
The deposits in the Savings Department of thh
Company are invested aa a Special Trust, and, there
fore, are not subject to the hazards of Banking.
! In addition to this special security, depositors hav<
| the guarantee of the entire Bank Capital, whlct
1 amounts to three hundred thousand dollars (1300,'
000.)
This department will cnahlo all classes to And 1
safe security for their savings, however small; and
at the same time bearing a re nunc rati ve interest (si)
percent.compounded uarterly.) Currency can b?
remitted by express and drafts by mail.
F. A. MITCHELL, Casuim.
DIRECTORS AMD TRUSTEES.
Geo. 8. Cameron,
E. H Frost, W. J. Mlddletor
W. Bee, A. J. Crewr,
W. B. Williams, E. Waltgen,
II. H. Dcleon, C.O. Memmlng,
B. O'nelll. Wm. L Webb,
A. P. Calawcll, J. T. Wclsman
J. M. Hhackelford, Geo. H. Walter,
J. C. II. Clausseu, B. D. I<azarus,
Mayl-3m.
QUIT CAIM DEEDS,
SUITABLE FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF
laud acquired at State or National Tax Sales
[ r sale at this office. tf.
WILSON'S
LIVER REMEDY
A sure and permanent cure for all diseases caused bj
a deranged Liver, such as Jauudlcc, Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Fevers, Nervousness, Impurity of
the Blood, Melancholy, CostivcneM, Sick
Headache, I'aius in the Head, and
all kindred diseases
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE II
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Prryftred only by
WILSON & BLACK,
Aha Charlotte,
Price? Current
or
Branch, Scott & Co.
^ "KM1 1
commission ivi ercneui us,
?AND AOESTS FOBGEORGIA
COTTON GOODS
?AND?
Sardy's Super Phosphates.
W?
Augusta, Ga., March 18, i87l
DOMESTICS.
Randlcnian Stripes (light) 480 yds...121
" Fancy Stripes (dark) 480 yds... 13}
" Check or rlaids 480 yds.,.14}
Montour 7-8 Shirtings J500 and 1,000 yds.,.10-5
" 4*4 Sheetings .500 aud 1,000 yds...12}
" Yarns, aas'd Nob, 0 to 12...SO bunchea.1.63
Richmond Oanaburga Stripes 825 yds...14}
(light) ...........13
Grauitcvillc 3-4 Shirting 1,000 yds... 9}
" 7-8 " 1,000 yds...11}
4-4 Sheeltags 1,000 yds...l3
" 7-8 Drills 900 yds... 13!
Augusta 3 4 Shirtings .525 and 850 yds... 9!
" 7-8 Shirtings 252 and 850 yds...ll}
" 4-4 Sheeting 252 and 830 yds... 18
" 7-8 Drills 252 and 850 yds...13}
L?nglcy A 4.4 13
" A 7-8 -11}
' 3-4 9}
<o)
EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS
IN BARRELS AND SACKS.
US cents per Barrel less per Car Load
Imperial XXXX -?12 {
Lilt Wiiitk XXX - 11 (
Hrilliant XX 10 (
HOT Cakrh X 9 (
Rock Mills Superfine...| 8 I
Efran.?825 per ton. Sacks extra.
Shorta.?830 |>er ton. do'
Wester* Floor hi utils.?Super, 8850; Extr
810.00; Family, 810.30; Fancy, 811.50.
Rye Flour.?8-t.OO per aaclt. (100 lbs.)
Bacon.?Shoulders, H'X; C. K. Sides, 10%.
D. 8. Meata.?Shoulders, 7%; C. R. olaes, 9?;
l.nr<l.-In tierces, 10%; kegs, 12.
Corn.?Prime White, 95"; Mixed, 90c.
Corn Meal.?93. (Sacks Included.)
Rye.?812(3.
Oala?White, 70; Mixed, 70.
Wnjrar.?Yellow, ll^j t, 12%; Extra C, 13}
uu'giir Home Kyrup.?In bbls, 30; hbds, 2
Virginia Salt.??2.10 per Sack; 10 sacks <
no re, C2.00. .
Proctor ik Gamble's Soap, Extra Oliv
, v<; Era-sive, 7c.
Hardy'* Soluble Parttlc, $30.00 Cash; 855.1
TVtor's Acceptance; 837.30 Planter's Lien.
Hardy's Phospho Prrurlan, 853.00 Casl
"Mo.oo Factor's Acceptance; 863 Planter's Leln.
The above quotions are wholesale. We do not, I
v,y case, break packaKus. Remittances per Ex pre
A ?_ 1,1 /?1?,? nm ((IlMf PHffi Purrwt
IDUSl uv |m-[wtu. V.V4. ?. ?
tr.e dar they arc received. Sight Drafts on Ne
York. Charleston, Savannah and Atlanta, placed
credit at |>ar.
Respcctfnlly.
BRANCH, KCOTT * CO.
JHE PARKER GUN.
, PARKER BR(?S(
^WliTMERIDENjCTai
THE PARLOR COMPANION.
Every Lady wants one!!
Every Man ought to have one! I
Sent on receipt of Ten Cents. Addren, L. F. HYI
A CO., 195 Seventh Avenue, New York.
/
OLD ESTABLISHED
^TEEKLY LINE TO BEAUFORT/
PACIFIC & CHISOLM'8 LANDINGS
The Steamer
PILOT EOT.
Captain W. t. McNelty,
Will leave Accommodation Wharf; Charleston, everJ
Friday Morsiso, at 8 o'clock.
Returning, will leave Beaufort SATUfmir BfoM
ixo.
Shipment* (o care of Agents forwarded free ofstW'
age or commlaaion.
F<fr engagements apply to
WM. HARR1SSON. ? ,
Agent at Beaufort
RAVENEL, HtTLMEg, A CO*
Agenta at CbarMtU *
? .M ' ' - ' ' M
Time Tests ike lerits of tit Tkiigt,
1840] FOR OVER THIRTYYEARS fiflf
PERRY D A V I 8'
FAliT-IilLLEE, '
HAS been tested in every nutty of climate, tod
hv almost every nation known to Americans.
It is the constant companion and Inestimable friend
) of the missionary and the traveller, on sea or land
and no one should travel on our Lame sr IMstri *M
oaf .
Since the PAIN KILLER was first Introduced,
snd met with such extensive sale, many LMmmh;
ReHrft, Pnnaceat and other Urmediet have been offered
to the public, bat not one of them ha* ever
attained the trniveritfNs ttandiny of the PAIN KIL
LEIt, ... .
WHY IS THIS SOI
It Is because DAVIS' PAIN KILLER b what if
claims to be a Reliever of Pain.
Its Merits axe llasarpsstlfl,1
If you are suilbrfag from INTERNAL PAIN;
TWnip h Thirty Dropt in a Little WiKer will almost
i Instantly core rou. There Is nothing to equal It fer
Colic Cramps, Rpsimi, Hsari?>ara Dtar
rlthea, Dysentery, Flax, Wind II
1 the Bowels, Soar Stosnsteh. 0ts1
prpsta. Hick HradaCke
In Sectlois of the conn try where
i FEVER hub AGUE
\ prevails, there is no reined/ held id greats/ silfbrf/
) Person! thtretlns should keep it by them. A few
Drops, m water; will prevents sickness or bowl!
troubles from change qf water,
From foreign countries the calh for PAIN KIIA
LER are great. It Is found to
Care Cholera wheaall other Remedied
i Fall.
1 YUEN USED EXTERNALLY, AS A LTiflttXNT:
Nothing gives quicker rase In Burnt (Ms, BrwUk*
Sprains, SHnat from IntttU, and Sctldi. ft resaavet
tne fire, and the wound beala liko ordinary sored;
Those suffering with RHEL'MA TIBJf, GOUT, Or
NEURALGIA, It nota positive cure, toe/ find tin
Pain-KiUer gives them relief when no other remedy
will.
It Rives Instant rciltf firom Aching
rr.-.h ahsaM
, keep It at kaMj ud apply It on the IntS
tack of any Tain. It wDI giro satisfactory nUn/
1 and aare hours of suffering. ,
Do not trifle with your*Ires by (eating hntridr
remedies. Bo sure yoQ call for and get the genuine
PAIN-KILLER\ as many worthless hortroma arW
attempted to be sold on the great reputation (ft tlfid
' valuable medicine.
^Directions accompany each bottle,
r Price 95 eta., 50 eta. and $1 per Settle
JAMES ODELL,
" BREAD, CAEE, AWfi GRACES*
B A S B Bi g
HAS just received i fine assortment of
CANDIES AND FRUIT&
He has always oh hand Brett fnd Confectionery
of every kind.
COUNTRY STORES supplied With all ajti->
| celcs of the trade at reaaraable priced,
Orders for WEDBilftS ilB EVENINC*
PARTIES attended to with care and dispatch.
FIFTEEN LOAVES of Bread for ON*
DOLLAR, can be bad by purchasing W aid
$ tickets.
The Circulating Library'
now open contains a choice assortment of booka.
JAMES ODELL.
49- MKRCHXlWsCmthe ftneof dfhfokt
1 ROYAL RAILROAD can be tupplfed with fresH
2 Bread, and Cakee. etc., dally
} heir orders with the conduct or.
\
* Just Received,
A splendid stock o t
\ DRY GOODS.
4 CLOTHING, . .
HATS A CAPS.
4 GROCERIES^. . .
HARDWARE. .
4 CUTLERY,
\ CROCKERY,
TOBACCO,
CONFECTION A RIES,
TINWARE, Ac., Ac.,
ia At the store of
F. W. SCHEPPER,
iO Bay Street, head of Ko. ft Dock,
v
M which he will sell lower than any other store It!
M) BEAUFORT. Jm. fi-Iy.
10
WANTED.?A rood wardrobe and a book ca#tf
Applyat this office.
i iiMsiimii
: 200,000
>r MANUFACTURED MONT^Lf
e.
BY TH*
*! Sea Is'd Brick Lime CC,
|n Construct your building* of BRICK, man tbchaf
ss fire-proof, and sare the high rates of insurance noV
^ charged on wood buildings. Bricl^tfo not bora up/
lo bricks do not rot down.
Our Brick Kilns
are located oh Salt Water Creek, two ml?es
Beau fat t. Vcssela drawing fifteen feet of water of1
loed within fifty feet of our kilns. A single tk4
J-fD- Aa> tA ?ka Mt-w aF POinfftA Af
loyal.
BRiOiS
iof any site or quality, plain or ri^r?auaoMfr
ured to ordef at abort notice tt ChlTlMtoe and
annab price*
Call at our office In
CROFUTS BUlLDfKO
Bar Street, Beaufort, and mttdlne tplajl
Sea Is'd Brick & Lite* &s
June lMyr.
BOR-TOR VUBTATMI II^AI*
)E nt on receipt of 2J cents. Uai que Printing tad
bliahlng Ho uae, 38 Veatfy Street, Rev Teak/ '