Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, December 16, 1875, Image 2
<?
I rt? Puk i' tJOYAL
! I
STANDARD and COMMERCIAL.!*
i 4
- i
A. C. THOMAS, | J
* Editur.
Be^.ufDrt, S. 0., Dsccnibcr 26, 1875. j
SlUSClUi'TlOXS. |
One Tear, Si 00 !
Six 5Ion?U?, 1 (1(1 I
* j 1
Adnrtbnitrttt* will be UlMTlrd at the !
rate of Si 50 per nquare, 10 Nonpareil ! |
linen, ftr the Ant Insertion; suhneqnvnt j <
Innertlcns by contract.
JOB rRTN'TlSV, A Si* STATIONMKY.
W? hart oneof the iu<M complete JOU OKFI'T> !
la the ftate, and do work asw?'ll and a; as low juice* ,
ax In the cities. Our stock of STATIONERY is large
and will ho sold wholesale and retail, as lew as in
Charleston and Savannah.
!
Deeds and law blanks in *n*eat varfetr. j
Official Paper of Beaufort County, j
THE REPUBLICANS TO THE FITONT!
The eleetiuii ei" Jntfecs.
The election of Judges came ofTto-day
(Thursday) J. J. Wright was re-elected
to tbe Supie ne bemji. W.J. Whippcr
for the first circuit and P. L. Wiggiir, lor j
the second circuit.
The Treasnryship.
The qtiOMion was settled on Friday last
in executive session of the Senate. The
charges and the answer thereto were considered,
and by a vote of twenty-one to
ten, the Senate refused to confirm the
appointment of Mr. N. II. Myers, sothai
Mr. Geo. Holmes will again take posses
sion of the office.
The supply biil as passed l y the House
of Representatives on Saturday 'ast levies
for State purposes nine and a half mills,
being one third of a mill less than the
lowest estimate made by Gov. Chamberfain
in his veto messaxre. They have also
passed the claim bills known as the little
k and big bonanza bills. The little bonan
xa provides for a levy of thirteeu f.f
teenths of a mill for three years, and
the big bonanza which piovidesfor the
.liquidation of outstanding pay certificates,
levies one half a mill for four years. In
this county by the supply till four mills
are levied for county purposes, one mill
of which Is to be devoted exclusively for
deficiencies for the fiscal year commencing
November 1st. J873. Thtse levies to
gether with the two mills lor past indebtedness
prior to November 1st. 1872, will
maketi total taxatiou in addition to local
school and municipal taxes of sixteen and
thirteen fifteenths of a mill.
The House in reducing the levy within
A. _ _ _ 1 _ 1_ __ iL _ / I ? 1
Hie estimate rnawe uy tne uovuruor nave
recognized the wiil of the people, who-e
epresentatives they are, and to them a*
Hell as to the Governor for the manly
stand he took iu behalf of the iutcre*ts >1
the people and low taxation, should be accorded
credit for theiructirn. But the work
has yet only been ha'f accomplished, a no
it is within the power of our legislator*
by a false step in their action on the appropriation
bill, to undo the good tiny
have accomplished in the supply bill.
The appropriations rnu-t be brought within
the amount calculated to be raised orthe
basis of that bill, or the future by increased
taxation for deficiencies will te
made to pay for the luxury of a light levy
this year. Will they have the nerve and
will to keep the appropriation within tinlevy
? Judging by the past they will not.
hut by the spirit of the new departuie
they may, and if the approval of the people.
the well done of their constituents
can have any influence on their actions,
they will.
The Senate appears to be anxious, not
to increase the levy, but to make some
alteration in the distribution of the
amounts, and proposes to reduce the levy
for public schools, and to reimburse the
, school fund by tbj balance from the phos
phate royalty. The school fund above
al! other* is looked upon by the public
with a jealous eye. and nothing should Ik
-done thr?t will reduce its aggregate {
amount. This State tax of two mil's lias
been found insufficient to properly support
tho schools, hence the necessity lor
local taxation. If this proposed reduction
is accomplished the balance from the
phosphate royalty should have such safe
guards thiown around it by Icgishvion in
order that the interest of the public
schools should in in wise be affected to its
detriment
<>
We read this week the experience
of a Georgian in planting Irish potatoes
in moss, by which he not only made a
large crop but cured the moss so that after
a thorough washing and drying it was
ready for manufacture into impresses.
Mr. James. M. C'rofut, last spring also
tried this plan with success. The Span- j
>*h moss is very plentiful on the Island^
an 1 the profits on a crop of potaP cs
planted in this way are about one third
more than when planted in the ordinary
way. Select good ground, and after
breaking it up thoroughly make trenches <
three feet apart tilling them with green
moss. Put in your sots and cover with
a layer of moss, then earth up in the
usual waj\ When matured the potato*-.*
^ turn out clean us if they hud been washed
and the moisture in the moss prevent'
liem being affocte by drouth.
i# ?hrriff'$ #aUs.
tJuUMl- '6 SALJ
C.J. IrrdeH, Trustee vs. Ji. Dcsaussurc Tacot. |
y .irtufofa wrii of licri facias to mo din-clt-d j
ami 1 dijtd in my office, I will jh.11 at puMic outer) j
in from of my oitiee, in tho tow n of iVaufort on tli J
first IV sdav in Jan. next. l*7fl h-ing the fourth
day of said month. Wiwccii the legal hours of sale,
toe I lowing j iojH rty to ? a.
.AM the ri,,hf title end interest of It. PrsaussnBacot
i? an i to that plantation or tract of )md
Kin: and ' -in-: in l"riii<jr?- William ;
1'ariioi In tl rO nnty <>i l^aefort ltd St:-te of Son I |
* amHna to-.-:.;- as" 1KM" t*'imhd ! <*'. ?ud
no tlica* v i .nds jm.#? ej l<ti- ei .i. fj. Mr - J
S '
ias^fn. *^x ?ti -iv - -"- 'w^ -a''
i'L.f S*U, west l.? J 1. mis of John 11.Si-IvVC1j,.-uui1i _?
andsmow or form-Tiy of estate Mrs Fust is east ami
O'llu oast b> 1 aii*is now or late o? estate of Mu?liw
n and JrnV-Mi- containing four hondr"d an I i
- venty-live acres more or les*. levied imon a- the '
tojk.tIv <?f R. l> -suissiirc Haco' at the suit <1 ' ,
1 Iriil'll. T ostiv.
Term h.
TV.M. T.'TI SOX.
S. P. 0. |
flrt,. TV*. 14 lRT-t *?" .
_ ]
bllhiili-1 $ .t.iii,,.
K1 ia,? *th Tuton. vs. Chns. Sco't.
F?v virtue ?f ft writ of fi-Ti f tcias to i:ie directed | :
md lodged in my other I will sell at pe.Mie out- j j
cry in front of my oifm? in t!i- town of ih-anfort on j j
'he fi.-st Tuesday in .Ian. next, 1S71, being the |
ro.irth day of said month, between the legal hours | ]
i?f sale the following property, to wit:
All ilie right title and interest ot Charles Scott, in
and to all that tra' t of land situate lying and being j
mi the county and State aforesaid, adjoining land* j
or tt'ii!. 11. Mark it: Co.. K. .1. Mo ri?on, Jas. Graham ;
et. r.l . containing ner< s m? r > or less levied up- i
on as the nronertv of Charles Scott at the suit of !
Klizabeth Tuten.
Terms cash.
WM.WII.-OV. I
Bn.TK-on.1S75. s. R. |
SUMMIT'S .>.< u:. " \
TTu?m?-? A. AiVon ex?r. of Philip If. T>lm
vs.
Ida McRride. Barrel MeBrid-:, Sarah McBrido Win i
L licRride ot a'.
Judgment for For-cl?>-?ir- Salt-.
By virtue of a Ju-lpm*i? mtl..
abovestr.led ras? I wjij at puir I
lie <-?itery in front of my olli-ee i:i tin- town of IV an
fort, on the first Tuesday in Jatp.i-.iry n-x', 1*>~> !
being the f.'urtli day of said mouth between tl?\
legal hours of sale.
All the right title and interest of Mrs. A. II
Robertson deceased (thesame being one undivided
third) in and to the following property to wit:
All that tract of land situate lying asid being in
tho County of Beaufort and State of South Carolina
known as the "Hammock plantation*'and hounded
north by lands of J. C. Richardson, cast by lands
belonging to estate of Mi Lewis known as "Lewis
Lands" south by lands belonging to estate of Win
I). Kitts. and west by landsf>f Benjamin IT. Itostick*
Jr. containing acr-s more or less.
Terms?One half cash, balance nnvahlo in one v?r
secured by bound of the purchaser and a mortage i
of the premises, ?
Terms cash.
WM. WILSON,
SHERIFFS SALE.
N. W. Kllix, ts. Julia Deloach
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias to me directed
and lodged in my office, I will sell at public < utcry
in front of my office in the town of Beaufort. on th
IrKt Tuesday in Jan. next, 1S76, being the fourth
day of said month, between the legal hours ol
sale th? following property, to wit :
AH tlie riyht title and interest of Julia Deloali
n and to all that tract of Jaml situate
lying and being In the County of licatifi rt and
State of South Carolina bounded south and west by
lands of K. K. Lee A Co. formerly Ik longing t<"? Tl? s
Willingliaw east by lands of Nathaniel W. Ellis
containing* one hand red and twenty five acre*
more or less, levied upon as the property of Julia
Deloach at the suit of N. W. Ellis.
Terms cash.
WM. WILSON.
S. 11. C.
Beaufort, S. C., Dec. 15,1875. 18-3
KILLS AUDITED
By the County Commissioners during
the ftsea! year ending Oct. 31, 1S75.
i Bv whom (Nature of C!aims.j Amount.
No. | Presented. | ' Allow--!.
M. Kingman, dieting j?oor >uv 5i.?z hi
2...S. I). (iiliK-rt, clerk of board 27 00
3...Dr. Johli A. Johnson, deputy cor ner 16 12
4...Dr. A. S. Gibbs, examination of lunatic 10 16
5...Dr. II. II. C. Falk,)M?st mortem ex'tion.....l0^0
6...l?ebocca Williams, alms house nurse 15 06
7...January Fnzier, care of paujiers Nov.
and Dec.- - fi 06
8...Hubert Marshal, road overseer - 4 50
9...A. W. Muckeufuss, coroner, 23 50
10...Dr. John A. Johnson, deputy co oiicr..t_..22 13
11 ...Ik 11. Webbi deputy coroner 11 2'J<
12...1>r. J. De-wees, medical attendance on
poor,claimed $34.17, received -17 (XI
13... llcury Goethe, care of pauper 10 0 ?
11...M. l'oliitzer, goods for poor 13 23
13...J. Apple, goods f?r poor...; f>7 23
16... D. C. Wilson, lumber for aims house..: 14 (#
17...Geo. Watcrhouse, articles for poor 5 15
18...O. Waterhouse, articles for public buihiiugs
8 m
1S...W. II. Calvert, work on poor house 23 70
20... W. H. Calvert, tinware for jail 3 00
21 ...J. C. May, goods for public buildings 22 9:
22...W. M. French, advertising .*.....6 K!
23...{>. lb Gilb-rt, clerk of board 36 06
24...S. D. Gillicrt, cash pai l for envelopes 2 5,?
25...Daniel B) tin wood, work at court house... 19 6-'
2" ...Daniel Bythewwsl, work ou^n ir house...'21 00
27.. Jerryysavage, coffins for pajp.rs 14 Oo
26...V.S.Scott, road overseer. - 6 be
29...Diehard Brown, work on bridges 15 W
30...Benjamin Franklin, watchman, Nov 15 00
31...Dr. H. M. Stuart, county physician 66 66
32...Edward Brown, painting court room 10 00
33...II. U. Judd, station- ry 4'J 33
34...Dr. F. Capeis, post mortem cxam'tion .... 20 00
35...Standard and CoTumor ial, stationery for
triwerer .r 21 60
36...Cyrus Garvin, road overseer 15 0<37...
Deter Tomuer, road overseer 21 0?
38... I. J. Nelson, road overseer ~ is 5o
39... W. D. CJregorie, t rial justice 32 76
49...W. 11. Davis. and Sun, buildiu^; Salt Water
Bridge - .~?0 00
41.-Wm. Wilson, dieting prisoners Nov 192 St'
4....Win. Wilson, dieting prisoners Dec 228 8o
4.1...Wm. Wii-ou, conveying prisoners 124 00
41...Jonas Ia/ard, work on bridges 3 00
43... Alex Jackson, work on bridges 3 06
46...York Treville, work on bridges, 2 00
47...Harry Drown, work on bridges 3 00
46...William Bold, work on hr'dgcs ; lii 00
49...1*onipey Coaxum, road overseer, claimed
$1<<, received 13 00
59...Rebecca Williams, alms bouse nurse 13 01'
51...Ren Franklins watchman 10%o
*2...Goo. Watcraonse, goods for alu?< bouse 90 00
, 33.. 1'r.H. M. Stuart, medicine fir j>oor housc./.5 tlo
34...Dr. John A. .T^fcnson, deputy coroner 6 23
53...It. G. Holmes, lumber for bridges, 22 63
36...P. E. Fz'-kicl, stamped cnreloj.es 3 40
57...Dr. J. jdc. P. Gregorie, post mortem 11 40
58...Dr. Paul I'ritrhard, post mortem 30 00
53...Standard and ( ommerrial printing an!
advertising .. 105 96
60. ..Adam Hey wood, work on bridg.-a 5 00
61...Frank Myers, work on bridges 3 00
62...Joseph O. Wyu \ jury commissioner 9 00
63...M. M. Kingman, dieting pour, 130 00
6L..Thad. Jones building TW*creek bridge...22 ftfi
65...W. A. Searcy, special eonstalde 15 00
63...Peter M ?ss- y, road overseer 34 00 j
67...M. W. Wijiiams, constable 33 6-) f
68 M. L Simmons, road overseer.... _3 00 }
69... W. 11. Davis and S >n, building dub house !
hri'lg- ...... - 275 00
70...Wkj. : .ey, constable, -.5 00 .
71...Standard and t'umiu reial, printing and ad- |
vert blag...., .32 50 |
72 . Oliver ami Ward, luuibrr for bridges 52 06 j
73... Dr. H. M..Stuart, medical ?th mlance ...33 ."3 j
7l?.l>r. H jl.Stuart^mc.li ::ie 3) 23 | ]
7.)...M?"W Fnuwr, cmidabls, 14 60 I ,
76...S. D. Gilbert, fuel,? 1 70 j \
77...S. P. Gilbert, clerk of board - 39 00 ; ]
7S...Joh 11 Brodb*. diet ing poor 125 *3 | [
79...John Brodie,eatrt?diet f- rjtoor 10 j ^
80... Itebwva Wiliinms. ?luw house nurse 15 00 , .
SI ...Ben Franklin.cutiing fuel and watchman.17 12
s2...licu Devoau x, building Pucotaligo bridg?..6>> 0' ; *
8.5...Thomas Middleton, road overseer...? 7 5u,
3t...Wn?. MeTeer. road overseer 1 5 > <
>5...Win. Wilson, dieting prisoners.. 25o 0-' j
8 ?...H.G. Jndd, clerk of court 273 00 i
S7...Win. Wiis-uj,Siitiidf'seoctiugcut account-540 .>0 ! 0
8S...1'. L. iggin, solicitor ? 130 00 1 0
Sti.Johu Brodic.diotiugpo'r ? HS3? r.
90...W.C. l'.cliows. insurant e...< 143 30 j 2
9i...Jauuaiy I- ia/uei dieting }.auper 6 Oo r
V." II. I^wkwuod,duck cutter 3 >0 d
V". 11.1 elvcrt, work at c ?ut t home ....6 6 ) |
91... i! > . ll.iluwM.d, buii-iitu tlkciCc bxelg,-. .0 00 1
1>.M -'jTM V'*; < * J
\\ .... .11 ; > <)!' i'* " t
! ?...W It I Wlin ijuilttiiiz v.-:il!"i>l<l 4il 5 |
!?; ,.\?. H. Mi'1 ?ili,can lyr irraml jury 'i Is' f
Tiio*. 11. %\ utH'I'T. i liTK i'fb aid 11
;? > ..It 'll Franklin, j iii'inr I'' *>) ,
int.. It it M.'Stn irt. m d lino " '
I'd.. 1 "v !.hiijJi?v. M>k !"r auditor I'* ' ,
i iVil'i'.in-, ;:l>i.'.'ii*.* nurs.* ' W <
I ?lii: i r. <1 I'tit.g, j .'I'l I-'.' 1)
-1 .
I il. J' -v itil.COitil.- I_ " ? !
I ?5...W. !I. J?t vlin, ?i>rk on -( ?::'< >ld 12 in j
[ Mi... i*. .Man y. \v>rk and m.it -finis Ferry r?ia 1 30 W? :
lo;...H. 1 lauklin, watchman aiidcutting uu < I... U .
10*...Joseph O. Wyue,jury commissioner 5 ?K?
if, Wheeler, ehrkof Iwniitl. .">> '*0
I lo...Win. WiA-in,dieting |<: isoners 15 I M
! 11 ...(if- . Watcl house, gotals for peor <751
ll'2...1>r. il. .M.Si.uut, in difim- for jmor 50 ->
ll;t...i)r. II. M.Stuart, medical at cndanee 00 06
I U...1J diffca Williams,aim-house nurse 30 uu
I 15...Geo. ilolnif , sundries Ill fo
lid...John !'r die,dieting poor 127 02
117...John Itrodie. cottins for paupers #.22 5) ;
118....Geo. Watcrl.oM.se, goods for p-Mr 18 1" <
liy....(ifo. Wat rhoiis , good-for jail "2 41
120 I. (.'. Kiehuioud, trial justice ami eon?table.71 3
121....Captain Mitchc', work on jail lo no
l22...iVn Franklin, watchman to no
J'23...Uebeceu Williams, alms house nur.-e 15 U'J ;
124...Win. Wilsou, dieting prison r.san?l woik on j
jail 1*4 8.-> |
l2e...Wi.i Wilson, shcritfs account 1218 .">7
12?i...Coiigre.-?.Middleton, jury ticket 5 uu
127...John IJnxl e dieting poor 140 66 j
128... Win. Wil.-on, good- for jail 22 04
l.l>....(ifo. Watfrliouse, gootls for poor 74 21
i;w.. S. Mayo, lock for comt house 1 2.7 T
131....-standard and Coiuincrcial, stationery for
auditor 40 90
132...tlfiiry Goethe, dieting outsklf jioor 30 00
1 l3...Thos. II. Wlierler, clerk hoard 57 00
124...licit Fraukliu^janitor 10 0.'
13c...11. <i. Jut'd, sundries 2i0 :ig
130... l?r. II. M. Muart, liiediciiie for poor '2.7 uu
137...I-r 11. M. Stuart, mxliciut fur poor 18 37
138...l?r. II. M.Stuart, medical attendance .100 00
l iy...Win. W ilson,dieting prisoners N?
140...Win Wilson,dieting prisoners 8) 80
111...J. O. Wyne.jury ticket 3 00
112...W. II. Calvert, work on poor house 51 9.7
341.. John Hrodie, dietingp?Kir 14.7 52
144...John Brodie,coffins lor j?oor.... 15 00
145...Geo. Holmes books and postage stamps .:f> 20
146...1tebeeca Williams, alms house nurse 15 00
147...A.G. Thomas, printing and stationery 11 50
148...John A.Johnson, deputy coroner 10 00
149...John Itoyee, goods for poor 25
150...Silas Williams, digging well at poor house. " 00
151 ...Thus. II. Wheeler, clerk of board 27 00
152...John Kr tlie,dietingptvir 772 (77
153...Win. Wilson, dieting prisoners 150 00
151.. J. (7. Mayo, goods for treasurer's office 9 (v
155...J. Apple, clothing for poor 5 50
156...J. 1*. Boyce, work on jail 10 0;i
137 ...James Snipe, work on treasurer's office 4 0"
15S...J. 1'. Boyce, clothing for poor 39 9r
159...Kcl?ecca Williams, alms house nurse 15 On
160...Dr. H. M. Stuart, uiodlcinopoor and pr'us.11 2.7
161... " " " " *14 5.7 ,
162...N. B. Myers, jio.stage stamps and cards 4 00
163...Ben Franklin, w a'.chmau 10 On
mi h.m rv Goethe. di-ting outside poor lo <x<
165...Thai. II. Wheeler, clerkuf boaid 30 0:t
166...Wiu. Wilson, sheriffs account- 52 55
167...John A. Johnson, deputy coroner 20 05
168...L. S. Laugley, station, ry A j.-o-tagc stamps/. Oo
169...John Prodie, dieting poor, 16." 7
170...John]Ttrodie, dieting outside poor 13 r'
171...Rebecca Williams, alms hous? nurs<* 0V
172.-John 1*. Boycc, clothing for poor. ?..22 .*?173...Thos.
IT. Wheeler, clerk of lw.urd y>
174...WmWilson, dieting prisoners, 1*3 ?'
175. .I>r. li. M. Stuart, medicine for poor and
prisoners t...*> 20
176...II. 0. Judd, contingent account, 215 7
177...H. (i. Jcdd, jnrors and witness' lick. ts....61 5
178...T. L. Wiggin, solicitor,
179...II. O. Judd. contingent account (Claimed
$313.25) allowed 2195
ISO...A. W. Muckenfuss coroners account 40 ," ?
181...A. W. Muckenfuss eomiirrsaciouut 10<
182...A. W. Aluckcufuss, coroner* account 12 u
183...1>r. Faul rritchard,deputy cor-tier .... 116
1M...H. W. Scahrnok, depu'y coroner 1 ? </
185..:W. J. Jenkins, examination of lunatic...10 <f
l?G...Wni.Wilson, gooc's for jail. :'G 0
187...Wui. Wilson, goods for jail 22!><
188...P. L. Wiggin, solicitor I.V) :*
189...W. II. Alden, liiiulr.'f for road 22 r'
190...Cabricl Wigg, work on bridges e
191.. Charles Grant. constable 15 i
192...Charles Grant, con-table 4
193...Samuel Johnson, work on bridges 7 o
194...Tim Ddoach, roa-l overs ct, 6 r
195...Pick.White, road ovor>eer, cTainud ill
received - 9 ft
196...Jack Given*, road overseer,....:...1., 12 5
197...1x>ndoa Heyward, road overseer 5 t?
19S...E.D, Washington, (claimed $! >
received 10 "
139...lhsnj. E. Taylor, (road overseer ctuimud
$27) received 120;
200...Isaac Pritchard, road overseer (claimed
$16 received ...... 15 (0
201 ...Isaac Pritchard, road overseer (claimed .
$9 received 2 (
292...George Gag*?, plat.s and specification Salt
Water bridge h) C ;
2*3...Daniel 8"n *ltton, trial justice witinss 1 5;
204...W. II. Devlin, taking down and storing
gallows 20 &'
205...W. M. J'rcnch, advertising C (si
206...W. M French, advertising ?... ..... 2559
^ 5" C? ? ? .??! .i a. P'>m m 1 wtul Jniirt-i' oticl
CS V.V4Iiuiuvitti ? t?Mi?
printing ? 13 00
'JOS...Standard A (.'oimuereial'stalioncry 10 15
209...Standard Jt Commercial, psmtiud and adv r
tisciug. -'1 !'
211.. Standard <t Commercial, stationary 64 GO
212... Aldan'and V" ?rters, team on road, claimed
$10) allowed , 7 CO
213...J. Richmond, trial justice and constable
130 27
214...A. W. Seabrook, deputy coroner 10 tK?
215...A. W\ Sea brook, deputy coroner. 1030
21t?...Tl o nas Williamson, constable 7 75
217...Tlu?mas Williamson, constabl" 1825
21t...Thos. Williamson, constable -10 00
210...M. V.'. Williams, constable* .". 82 40 j
20...M. W. Williams, constable 40 2 '
21...M. W. Williams,^constable S 00
222...A. C. Crawford, road overseer (claimed
$18 allowed 5 00 j
223...George Bellinger, constable 22 tX
224...1>r. Jehu A. Johnson.deputy coroner 14 84
22.5.,.l)r. John A. Johnson, d'-puty coroner 31 43 |
226...Dr. John A. Johnson, dep^tj) coron?T IS 13 j
227...1tor?j Young, special constable 1* 10
22S...Bei'j Young, K])<X'ial constable..Jr _28 50
2J9...R?nj Young, special onstabled 8 50
230...Charles Grant, special constable 3 10
231...Tony Lawrence, ma 1 overseer (claimed $25
allowed 11 00
232...1L b e<*? Williams, alms house nurse 15 00
233...W. 11. Pcvliu, coffins for pauper* 25 50
234...John P. Bovee, poods for poor 25 85
235...John P. Boyec, goals for jail 7 5 > 1
r3?...Wm. Krcss-1. po-ds for poor 10 50
237...Win Docket, jury ticket 7 30
238...Robert Law. jury ^ticket 7 50
239...John Brodie, dieting paor Sep 17181 i
240...Pr II. M. Stuart, m-dicin? for jsvir ,25 6) !
211...Joseph Robinson work on com'rs office j
and treasurer's office 1 50 | 1
242.. S. I?. Gilbert, stationerrtwd postage f> 0> ' I
243...Tho? If. Wheeler, clerk of Ixianl 32 of> j
241.Thus H. Wheeler,clerk of board 2-1 00 1
245...John Conant, ice 6 oo
246.. Wn> Wilson, <Jfelfnf prisoners Oct 100 On j
247... W. H. Devtha, coffins for jail and poor 15 00 !
248...Dr. IT. M. Stuart, me lieine for foor . ...4:: ."0 !
249...Rcl>occa Williams almshouse nurse 1" 00 !
250...Thos If. Wheeler clerk of board 15 41
rsi...Benj Young, const aUe 14 00 I
r?2...T. II. Oaruer, constat 15 oo J
253...Moses Krazier, constable 71 20
>54...Samuel I'.ussel special constable ifiOO
155...Hamilton Robinson, special con-table 9 50
r?G....Mos s I'razi r, special constable 12 50
>57...Kdwa*d Russet special c< tn'ahl .X'.O
158...IV Le? is, depuly c<>/ ?n r 122o
I5:?...Ming > iirown, special constable 2S20
Offic of"Coj>!ity ('onimi*sio!e ra
Beaufort t'ounty
I certify that the above is h true and e< rr - t !i?f
f the account sauditd and allowed by tlv b p.^i, |
f County Comroi^kmeraduring theu:t ? v ar j
n 1 published according to the rcqni- > : /?> ofSce.
5. of "an act be reduce all acts ai d p-rf.- inofaci1
itirg to County Commissione r th r t severs and
utiesintoone acts and to sine ' ii ^
TH' S u I s.KIt,
' . - t:-Mi i.
-y .''rf* V VV. r. nn/vjia.1
lil * i > i *?/ ! f- Ti HPOt
i iuiLitLo!:
Wl).ll >1? rlov? Wear
V.'h:;'. sl-at ? |)i.i 'i".
T'>l;l>TI >: ,\T
-7*"r-n ^ -S~ t rr1 +
**18; xjz ;:Ta X:-.i Jt?l f
Thm- v .L- :m o' l Tort.
Who If ij an old :?::n oi the lat sort,
His shadow it t> lis
That hod -alt at t(doll's.
As did i.??t tin s; ,u\? w.tu:?:i or J5o.n;ijr:.
FOB ALL KINDS OF
3read, Cakej and Crackers
?<10 TO?
O D E' L L ' S ,
Fruit Califs to Order.
This oxccll -Jil of Bv&tffurt
Has bro'ijrht leono 11*.* toys,
Ti> hor t'oar 1> yi.
In t!:o Inidst m their joys
She'll go mad with the
Will this most cxi 'Meet woman of lioaufurt.
Toys For Christmas Presents,
?To ARRIVE AT?
ODELL'S STORE.
Oil t!i* v.-j is',
I> M w..lit :i ;uk It.
"'nt if y?>i: Ii/v ?ii.; ;!t- rivtm- -l ?-hv t<>
u l?? ? : n;td |?'iv.iis,?
or ?: ? ? *
^ .<!? 1' C! .Vi'//a
("a: VI- ? >'. * "!..I ?;i _'>{ > PifcT-7
!T
'
;nr,.i..vc ,1 Vtr.-fisgijg
'] hr- :* n nle y >ui<g nun from JVsufort
If h.c'il got a p ?d v.-if..
Sir 'il be the jov of his life.
Po<>r lonely y?wn".' nun from Bwufort.
Then go to Otlrll's.
(let nioe Carom.Is
Then wheti the question y.- vt j?.
In y ur arms she rill
What a happy voting man i'im Thanfort.
Now 1kt''s a pretty pic nr .'
You'd b.-IN-r if" to Jamat tKlell's
.And purchn."\ no ot'liis sdr.
Ills frnia ? and*t?mik?*l.? ihcni append
And alt iliin strife* and quarrel end,
And live In ]>: ? f-.il Mix* n'.r.
**_? T T> T J.
. isrff^?(? r1*?T1 H'a**irs'*'c
. i''?UlVWj A i ikil w '?> wt list. aJ AwilCww
?AT?
JAMES GDELL'S.
; ^
i uis iittl* U?y ?ti<i plain t:>sv \
?. ;Tti i!i U;o':- b:s da I r%ad did not a rr-*<* i
Hut l.is-jl:. r s'l\. ). , t*... y ?i:in? ! ? : Ji. j
Of tin* I daw i.i 4'i U>4ik--.it o\l- M "
\# A 1 A I * ' ? ? A ' *?; J 1?A Ji w w a iji A /J
\ T *
James Odell,
i,Av sr., EEATEtUrr s. c. '
o?<i i Uiii.?<i'. -v???s?
G A Tja OF
Unredeemed Lands,!;
IIHI I> BY THE UNIIED STATL?, IN I
Ecaufort County, S. C.,
U uik r the seTOT.il Acts
Levying Direct Taxes.
5 I'KSCANT to Section IV. of an act entitled "An
A?! ! i provide for tho redemption and stiK- of lands
It. Ul liv tli" I'nitod States, tinder the several Acts
levying direct taxes, and for other purposes," approve1,
.lime 8 1ST-, and also to Section 26, of the
net entitled "An Act to amend existlne custom,,
and Internal revenue laws, and for other pnrpo.M?g,'?
approved February S, 1S75, the Commissioner of Int'-rnal
Itevcnue. under the direction ol the Secrctary
of the Treasury, has ordered the sale at public,
auction, to the highest bidder, on Thursday, the 30th |
lay of Ik-comber, ISTo, at 12 in., at tin: Court House
lour, in the town of Heanfurf, Ce??n:y sent of Beauf.
r. County, S. C., of all the
USItRDEBMED LAX PS.
held liv the United States, in said County, under
the several acts for levying direct taxes, except such
lands as have been reserved by the United States as
School Farms and for military, naval, or other purj
poses.
j These lands consist of town lots with the im.
prov, incuts i; the town of Beaufort, and various
tracts of farm lands situated on what are known
I as the Sea'Islands, in St. Luke's and St. Helena
! Parishes. _
The town lots will he sold separately, and the
! farm lands in lots of ten acres or fractional parts
tli roof a?rording tothc survey made by the United
! S'.ates Direct Tar Commissioners for .South
' Carolina.
The right to make one bid on each parcel pnt up
' is r. served by the United States?Terms. Cash in
sull nt the time of sate.
[ Detailed lists more particularly describing the
| laud to be sold will be furnished on or before the
! day ofsale. l'iats of the lands will also be exhibited
j on*the day of sale.
CHARLES W. ELDR1DGE:
Superintendant of Sales.
Office of the Internal Revenue,
Washington. D. C
D^e. 2-5t.
Beaufort Susiurs$ Sirertoni,
Publications.
/ 10MMKRCIAL, & STANDARD POUT ROYAL
Vy ' Published weekly, $2.00 per year.
Groceries.
I)OYCK, .1. P ?Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and 8e3
gars, South side Bay St., Beaufort.
I JOYCE, .IAS. E.?Wholesale and retad dealer In
J Groceries, Liquors, Scgars, Dry Goods and
general merchandise. Bay St.
HARMS HENRY.?Groceries, Wines, Liquor*
Dry Goods, Toys atul Fancy Goods, Bay St
Beaufort, S. C.
HARRISON, J. 1I.?Grocer and Liquor dealer.
Cor. Bay St. aud Free landing.
VON HARTKN, II.?Just received a new stock of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Crockery, Clothing, Noi
tious ike. Bay St.
i J^RANZ, JOHN?Dealer in general Groceries
x. d?iv j?r.iuM?ri, olt ;va?cni.^uiv uk.
OUSNIMi'HAM A MrFAI.L, Messrs.?Ship hro
0 kcra unci cotumi.?*hju merchants, i'ort Royal,
S. C.
' '
alT'llINsoN, I). H.?and retail
(iroc- r, i'ort Royal City. Sea Adverti.vtn.nt,
Dry Cood3.
V I'll.!!, .T.?I>iy Oools, Clothing, Boot* an<!
i\ SltciH; Notion*, Ac., Hay St.
I L !>I>AfL, A. 1> :'? r in i?ry tiood*. Clothing
; it Moot" and SJro**. Il.it-:tU-i t af-*. Notion.-, Ac..
s. 11 cor. Hay m. and Fire I .a tulip#.
' ISSNFH, S.?I*-alor in T? r (i?nd*t Notion.1
j i'oii* in'! Sho-a Hats ami Caps, Bay St., rteit
to i'oiiitvu-r':. (>iu 11iiq.w.
? MtANZ. JOHN?(;?iipr?? T'rv (icoxlV House,
i Ha> St. Keanf-rt. So.- ndv riis-arrnt.
^OOFKfi Jt'lfN?Fry fjords < 1 -thing, Millinaw
ry. French ami 1 v:unt c Flowers, Fancy
i .od , notion*, Ac. i-uy St. Sots advt-rfiscui??:?
? 1 * ATMH![c/("SK, ?7K?>!MK?t;n>rrf-.?. and Vry
' V cioKj.s. l itmint re. Ac. ix-w .stock ofluuip.i
-vi chandeliers Bur St.
Auction Commission.
OR-iFFT. JAMKS >f ? Ai:?tloti Cmn:nl<*ion
' J M rciant. and Brok< riti ileal Kntatr, Bay St.
-ee Advert senm-nt
Ferry.
' 1 Hits A M ASSKV, JfrtcRc.-Wliitdfcill Ferry, hei
tween Beaefort au?! Lu-lics Island.
Barber.
l ltTIS. A.?Rnrh-r. Hair cutting, shaving sh:?nt;1
jh>ling and dyeing. Wrl St,
\ # I'ri.F.IHiK, Tl. M ?Harl?cr,%lt?Ting haircut1
\ ting, shampooin ami dyeing done in the n atw>:
manner. Bay St.
Boots and Shoes.
VfAlTIv, A.?Boot and shoemaker. Work guarAl
cnt.ssl ltav St.. onoosite ( ustom H 'ttse.
Shipping.
pKKTHASCHK-?Cnpt. Trovctt, master, Beau\j
fort to Savatinah every week. Freight and
passage.
Blacksmith.
MITCH Kb, W.?Blacksmith, horseshoeing, and
general smith work. Magnolia St.
Wheelright
QA V.viiE, JERRY?Wheelright. Repair* prompttJ
Ivexeeittul. Magnolia St.
1
Druggist.
OTl'ART. H. M. DR.?Rmcgistnnd Apothercarr
O Ray St. Beaufort. See advertiseme'it.
Builder and Contractor
DKYLIX, W. II.?Builder and eontraetor, Bay
and Charles St3. See advertisement.
Carriage Painter
MfGREfiOR. JAS. E.?Carriage maker, sign ?nd
carriage painter, Bay and Charles St?. See
advertisement.
Professional Cards
\\7IG(JI>?, P. L.?Attorney at Low. Solicitor of
V? 2nd Circuit. Buy St.
Surveyor.
j VICIIOI.S K. (TTConnty Surveyor, Civil Engln
! nt-**r, Draughtsman. Twenty years experience.
Comer of 8th A Day eft, Beaufort, S. ('.
! WANTED?The Manhattan Manufacturing
! Coiiipany are now reorganizing their general agencies.
Kiurgetic men may secure the control of all
j sales in specified territory of a stajiie. A permani
ent cash business and a monopoly that may be
j made to pay $o.0o?> per annum. For particular* address.
wiih stamp enclosed,
G. A. LUMPKIN, President.
117 Iteade.ftreer, New lorlc.
Dec, 0-?t
COL, COWARD
PKiNVIPAL.
A Full Corps of Able Professors.
Complete outfit of Anus, Apparatus, Ktc., for ;
borough mental and physical training. Location :
noted for li < ulihfulnos. and <xinp lliilroad an :
0elc/raphic f-o-jlfilev. For Illustrated C>ta'9.s?e '
apply j.. principal,
?;coiu'ooat.
STAR LINE,
Savannah Port Royal & Beauft
STEAMERS. j
TIIE STEAMER J
MORGAN,
"WILL Leave Savannah forBeaufort on Tuesday
and Friday morning each week until further notice.
Returning leave Beaufort and Saturday.
For Freight or Pasmgc apply to j
W. H. HARRISON,
Agent, Beaufort, S. C. C
A. L. RICHARDSON, j
oct14-3m. Gen. Agt. Savannah, Ga.
STEAM TO NEW YORKT J
Tiie firt-class, full powered steamships,
MONTGOMERY,
FAIRCLOSH, Master, and
HUNTSVILLE,
CITESTER, Master,
Are appointed to leave Port Royal, for New
York alternately, evpry Friday afternoon, upon
the arrival of the Augusta, and Savannah k Charleston
train.
For freight and passage?having unsurpassed accommodations,
apply to
richard p. bundle,
Agent, Port Royal, s.C. '
Encourage Home People,
-ANDHOME
ENTERPRISE.
D O O R S ,
Sash and Blinds!
^j^bbh 13 qaumir
ffy
GEORGE S. HACKER,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
t aro:iutnn engarrru in incnumiiaciun-oi
ilOCl.OINUS. HOOK* SASIf, BUNDS, and
[ TIJKN'KD WoitK in Charl<*.?tun,.S. O.
I'rlc * a? low &-> any other house, awl all work
| first ela?. uct.14-.tm
j as. e. McGregor,
; WW
4
CARRIAGE MAKER,
HOUSE, SIGN,
and CARRIAGE PAINTER.
Opp. Express Office, Beaufort, S. .
All kinds of Scroll and fauey rawing.
All kinds of repairing promptly attended tor, on
reasonable terms. Satisfaction guaranteed.
tir Agent for Barnes' patent foot power scroll
saw, which can be seen in operation at my shop.
J AS. E. MCGREGOR.
Jalyl-ly.
Brg ?oods.
HOW IS THE TIME TO SA7E I0NET! !
o
Great Drives in all kinds of Dry
Goods and Notions, at
I . -
E. A. Sclieper,
The Leader in Low Prices
:o:
Having just returned from new
york, I am prepared to show a large and
well selected stock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of
dry goods,
clothing,
HATS. AND CAPS,
, BOOTS AND SHOES.
trunks, carpets, Ac.
at prices to rait tbc tinea, and invite heads of families
who desire to sare money, to inspect ray stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention is caUcd to the following de- i
partments:
BLACK ALPACAS and Mournihg Dress Goods.
Black Silks. Faucy Goods, Linens, Notions, Hosiery,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Caaniracres, Jeaus
F1 inneD, and Blankets.
Tilfc nUUT auu auur. uepanmcm, contains me
best made good at the lowest prices. At
E. A. S 0 HEPE R.
An Outfit Free. 1
We want some one in every connty to take orders
and deliver goods for the old and original C. 0. !> ]
House. Laige cash wages. Splendid chsoce In ev
ery neighborhood for the right person of either s*n ?
young or old. Sample* IVee and post paid.
Send for it at once and make money at your homes
Address H. .1. II ALL ?lt CO. 6 A*. Howard Street.
Ballimore. Md. oct'Jl-.'tm.
R. N. WRIGHT.
HARNESS MAKER,
Carriage Painter and Trimmer. s
Harness repairing promptly attended to. j
MAGNOLIA St. Next POST OFFICE.!,
BEAUFORT., $..t\ jr
o?t.) 1-Jai. r
> I J
NEVK^GOOOS, , ;
Fall and "Winter Styesi
' jj. ' '
D;v'ces to suiflhe iifnzs.
Matlhiessen &yoqf ittle,
UNDER Af ADEMVy'SIC.
rJov. King Sf McKketSt.,
Charleston's, c.
\
Voulcl respectfully call your attention to
hoirstock of? - ? FINE
CLOTHING,
-ANDFURNISHING
GOODS
?f Men and Boys, and solicit your pat
onagc.
<
rrr_ * % 9
WM. i>lATTniES8EN,
>ctU-3ni. L. B. Doolirlk.P.
M. WHITMAN,"
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
tlmj Street, Beaufort,*. C., ^
Has just retruned erou the icoetm
with a fine awurtment of goocie at
Northerm Piloe*.
WEDDING RINGS, $3.00 to $12 JO,
SILVER RINGS, 30e. to $1 JO.
SILVER NAPKIN SINGS, $1 DO to $4JO.
ladies gold WATCHES, $30 to tfO.
0
8 Stj 113tj Sirikiag Club, 88.80 ti 88.
o
gents' gold ciiians, pins. rings. lasts
buttons studs, watch chains, la*
DIES GOLDaud PLATED JSWEL>
RY, GOLD PENS, AC , AC.
GENTS' GOLD * HLVKh WATCH IS*
Call and examine beforo purthaeiaf, and ntigff
youraelf you ean tare tea toJ twocity-i ve for ?Ht
from Charleston or Savannah frieio.
dee J.ly
MANSIONHOUSE
?
PORT ROYAIi I. OSituated
AT THE TRBXINU9 9F
thu Port Royal Railroad, whoiu eonnectloa
it m?de with the tail tailing, ftiwt-eUoa et*aoa?r?
moxti.omeky and He.vnmt.ml, saillag to Nav
Yo/k every Friday.
Th)s 1.1 an enliitly new and ei >fantly raraJofcvd
noils', siuiau >n uiMurpaas'U, surround** wild
magnificK nt lire oak*. commanding a aplradM
prospret of the au. rounding country, the bawfert,
and Port Royal Kivrrs, and offfa unusual attrae?
U ,n? to travl're, or to parties who daafre Beard er
to s|*ttd a few days near the salt water.
Table supplied with everrthiitc the oanrkot afford*.
Krran milk, butts?, fish, regeuWos aa?k
fruits In their season. '
lfest of < <>uks and Attondanta.
Terms liberal.
C E. WARREN,
Proprietor,
jane. .VIt.
SEW MILlsINEttY.
Fall and Winter 1875
JU'RT RECEIVED AT,
John Cooper's
BAY STREET BEAUFORT. #
LADIES IIATS.
MISSES HATS
DOTS II ATI
French and Domestic Flov?rs. . i
A fine assortmarat a# tha abort teerthor with %
lar<e itock of FALL and WINTER Prr <k?4a,
Drcsi (ioods, Clothing, Domestics, Long Cloth, Aa..
Ae.,
may .20-13.
Bargainsl Bargains! 1
NEW YORK STORE.
,11 s 41 *
E i IMC A, Z f
Full assortment of
Boots and Shoes,.
; CLOTHING,
* and DRY GOODS,
at the reduced prices. Call in and m,
rp.30BEAUFORT
HOUSE,
msa vrosT, a. c.
Having opeard mad refurnished thU 6W eetabimbed
HOUSE,
I am prepared to aceoaHaodate tranaient aad partuanent
boarders, at reasonable rate*. ^
MRS. AGNES MANN.
oet.21-3m. Proprietress.
grofrSiSiottal (Carte.
TERDIER WALKER ARB BACOT.
PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY AND ATTORNMTS
AT LAW, BEAUFORT, 80. CA.
Walks* A Bac*>t, I W. J. VKRDIBB.
Cbarleaton. | Bean fori
Refer to the Britiah Consulates In the Waath, aad
ipecially to the British Consulate at Charleston.
Octl t-f.
THOS. H. WHEELER,
ATTT, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Practices in all the Courts of the State.
Office, Custom House Building,
Dec. IO.-Cwo. * Beaufort S '
i7 m stuart, m. d..
Cor. Bay ? Eighth Streets,
Beaufort, S. O
V*.At.TK IX
[>IICGS, AND CHEMICALS.
FAMILY MEDICINES,
FANCY AN1) TOILET ARTICLES.
STATIONERY, PURTTMERY,
BRUSHES, i.e.. At, At, j
To>rcther with msnr other nrtWr* t<>o anmersus
n mention. Alt of which will Ik* sold at thslfiwr %.
?rie? for ca?h. Phrriffans prescriptions csrsMK,
oepouodel. ^eVt't 1
- ' 'SB
i1