LOCAL ITEMS. I
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tr Beaufort, 8.'0., December, 16, 1875.
19" Our roller boy astonished us this
week by informing us that he could not j
work any more as he was going "to study !
to go to Columbia." He has high aims I
in life, but probably if he gives up work j
he may go to Columbia by Wilson's ex-1
press to the Hotel dc Congaree. I
9&T The Goveruori^^y^tified the
trial justices on the cos^^^^^licy must
not interfere between masters and seamen
of foreign vessels, except in cases where 1
actual violence is charged. All questions I
of dispute about weges, come under the j
jurisdiction of the consul of the country
to which the vessel may belong.
? ^
Fn'dnv nicht last witnessed the
funeral of the Beaufort Reading Room
Association. The ceremonies were of an
imposing character, the benediction being
expressed by "once, twice, third aod last
time, and sold," as the books, tables,
chairs and pictures were knocked down to
the highest bidder by Mr. Jas. M. Crofut,
the auctioneer. The proceeds of the
i sale amounted to $90. This institution
has had a languishing existence for some
time, and was somewhat in debt which
the amount realized will cover. The ex#scutive
committee complain that a large
quantity of the books that were purchased
by the "Memphis relief fund" have either
not been returned by the members or
have been stolen by other parties. One
feature of this institution was a cabinet
of phosphate specimens, and a contribution
box, both of which have been brok< n
open. A large quantity of valuab'e phosphate
specimens have been removed.
There are those who say that there was
something in the contribution box, but
that would be rather rough on the people
of Beaufort, and so in charity we would
rather believe that nothing had ever been
contributed. But the iistitutiou is a
thing of the past, designed for a noble
object, but had evidently outlived its usefulness.
Gone to meet its brother?the
Beaufort club.
Ife. Hilton Head always carries off
" the palm for early vegetables. A gentleman
informed us of a dinner party down
there last week where the seasonable delicacies
of new Irish potatoes, fresh tomatoes
and green peas were discursed. R.
C. Mclathe Esq. is ahead as usual in
uch matters and has sent us some gneon
peas. Now gneen peas in the middle of De
cember certawHy *hows what can be accomplished
ia early vegetables on the
Sea Islands.
PREI'AOb FOR WINTER.
Don't let the cold winds of winter find
your wiudows without sadic?, o* good
whole doors, but have thorn fined at once
from the nnaufaetory of Mr. P. P.
TO ALE, whose advertisement is in
another column.
He is aho sole agent for the ^'Na
tional Mixed Paint Co." who warrant
^ their paint not to craek, peel or fade.
Any one can apply it.
Marine Hews,
Awuvkd.?Dec. 8th at St. Helena
Sound Br. Bgt. Laura, May, master, 44
days from Funchal, in ballast to Campbell,
Wyilie and Co.
Cleared.?Br. Bkt. Miliccnt, Jones
master, for New Castle on Tyne, with
389 tons of phosphate rock from Coo saw
Mine.*. '
Dec. lOtheHJBBBl'ondon, French
master, 2 days from Charleston, in ballast
to Pacific Minigjr Co.
Jew jSkdwtisrracnts.
Just Received.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
v -4*
Toys and Fancy Goods.
Call before purchasing elsewhere at
H. HARMS
Dee. 16. 2-t.
MRS. E. HOLZACH,
Has Jost received a well selected
stock of
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
B
R
BREAD
' kD
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Cake, and Cracker Bakery
BAY ST., BEAUFORT, S. L.
Just rseelred a large and selected atock of
FRENCH CANDIES,
which viil bo sold at price* to auit the times. Will
l*o keep on hand all kinds of
CAKES. PIES, FRUITS, Ac Ao:
aep.23-tf.
Administrate) r's Xotice.
Notice U hereby given to all the creditor* of
the derilict estate ot Robert Lexington, late of St.
Helena deceased, to prvacnt their elaims against the
said estate for adjustment and allowance, within
the time proscribed by law. All persons indebted
to said estate are required to make paytoeut to the
undersigned at his office in Beaufort.
H.G. JUPD,
Administrator
Bft, Bee. 14 1873
6-t
' CCRlf FOR SALS- !
V - '
A NEW LOT OF WHITE CORN.
The best for grinding or feedv For sale
at bottom prices for cash at.
D. H. HUTCHINSON'S,
Who!e:-?!e Orocerr Store.
Port Royal S. C.
Dec. 16 4-t.
Administrator's Notice,
THE administrator of the estate of U. S. Bennett
dwo^ased. late of the town of Beaufort, will
^ apply to the Judge of Probate, for tho County of
Beaufort, on Wednesday, the 22d day of DecernW
next at 11 tf clock a. nt., for a final discharge a* administrator
of said estate.
A. S. HITCHCOCK.
p*ria.1t. Vim :ni?tr:i1or.
to
(Official -hotiresi.
Sealed Proposals
i .
j Will be received until Jan. 4, 1876, by the Board of
ol County Commissioner*, for the reparation of the
i New River, Coo^awhatchie, Poootaligo and Ilospur
j b-idgesin Beaufort County. The bid foreach bridge
i to be made separately, tbo board reserving the right
to reject any or all bid*.
I ~ THOS. n. WHEELER,
lec.JMt Clerk ofBoard.
? ? Sealed
Proposals
Will be received until Jan. 4th 1876 by the board
of County Commissioners for feeding the poor for
th? year 1876. The rations to be as folio ws :
6 quarts of hominy,
3 1 bs. of meat,
1 pint salt,
1 quart of molasses.
1 quart of rice.
Quarter pound of catTee or equivelant in tea,
Half" C. Sugar,
Mil " ?oap.
2 ounces tobacco and pipes,
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
bid*.
k . THOS. H. WHEELER.
Clerk of Board.
dee. 3-4t. . *
Administrator's Notice.
THE administrator of the estate ofSambo Chaplin,
deceased, late of Beaufort, will apply to
the Judge of Probate for the County of Beaufort
on Wednesday the 29th of December at 12 o'clock
m. for a final discharge as administrator.
11ENRV G. JUDD,
Administrator.
Dec.-S-4t.
Administrator's Notice.
Take notiee, that a motion will be made before
the Judge of Probate of Beaufort County at 11 a. m.
on the 2Ud day of December next, or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard, forthe final discharge
of D. C. Wilson, as administrator of the estate of
Stephen C. Millett, deceased, lata of Beaufort Countj.
a.s. nrmncocK,
nov25-4t. Counsel for Adm'r.
m. p'ollitzebT
COTTOy FACTOR
AXD
Commission Merchant
Beaufort s. c
DAILY STAGE LINE,
-TO?
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
WALLY GREEN, PROPT.
ON and after Monday, Not. 15, there will be a
regular . *
Daily Stage Line
established between Beaufort and Pert Royal.
Will leave the Sea Island Hotel at 1 p. m., returning,
leave Port Royal at 4 p.m.
FA RE, SFVnXTV F. \'? CF.XTS.
All orders4eft at the Sea Island Hotel will be
promptly at ten led to nor.U-ly.
s. mayo,
Bay St. Beaufort, S. O
I.IQCORS, WINES,
NET YARNS,
FrSII LINES AND.CORDAGE.
Grla??, Paint* and Oil*,
WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE.
Special attention given to mixing paint?
and Glass c order of any size.
Dec.fi
a w tox\, & co.,
Commission Merchants
SOUTHERN WIIARF,
CHARLESTON 8 . C.,
Will make liberal advances on consignments
of Cotton and Ricc. .
scp.23-3m.
PORT ROYAL
Ktiiv At Plniiiiinr Hfill
?9CtYT W a. 1I?U1U0 IMAAA
BEAUFORT, S C.
D. 0. WILSON & CO.,
na*upaerr*Kite of and dealers in
nsLlow piss urn ass urn
AND
Cypress HTilnylea,
ALSO
Builders & Contractors
PLASTER, LATHES,
All kinds of JOB SAWING promptly done.
Flooring & Ceiling tods always on laid
1 Orders for Luml*y snd Timber by the cargo
promptly filled. Terras Cash.
, noT.2$-ly. 1). C. WILSON, & CO.
P. P. TOALET
9
Manufacturer of
|Doors, Sashes,
BLINDS, I LUUKINtt, &C?, ?C.
'Dealer in
Builder's Hardware
I Paints. Oil. to.
Sole Agent for
| fti National Mixed Paint Co.
Hie Great American Fire Exting'stir. Ci
! Page HacMie Belting Co.
; SEND FOR PRICES.
v
Office and Warerooms,
20 & 22 Hayne & 33 & 35 Pinckney St
FACTORYand YARD,
Ashley Kiver. west end Broad Street,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Mp.SO?1y.
BOARDING SCHOOL IN BEACFORT
| .^1R. FULLFR bdng engaged in teaching a pi
: vate school in Bmufort, has made arrangements t
' tako a few boys in his family as hoarding soholai
I His course embraces the classics and the usu;
Fnglish branches, preparing his pupils lor collcf
or a busings life.
For term* and particulars, apply to
R. P. Fl'LLER,
nov.JN-!{.
caxe%ti v#tre?va**s?*or5r^?rTi?!wrsicii Mu-Asonva
Groceries, &r.
AUCTION
Commission llouse,
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Consigned Goods sold for Cash and!
Cash Only.
;ffiye as a trial. Mm promptly filled.
Butter, from 20 to 40cj
Coffee, frotu 25 to 50c.
Candies, from . IS to 25c.
Cheese, from 18 to i:uc.
Codfish, from 8 to 10c.
Herring, from 25 to 40c.
Sardines, from 20 to 35c.
Kerosene, 20c. ga\
Molasses, from 20 to 45c.
Rice, from 7 to 8c
Canalcs, from 20 to 50c.
Soap, from 6} to 9c.
Sugar, from 8 to 10c.
Starch, from 5J to 8c.
Tobacco, from 50 to 90c.
Sugars, from $20 to $50.
Cider, 40c. gal.
Vinegar. from 25 to 40c.
Tea. (Green)
Jellies,
Matches,
Jute Twine, 20c. lb.
Tea, (Black)
Hats and Caps,
Women's Shoes,
Pain Killer,
Pills,
Pickles, from $1.50 to $4.50 doz.
Oysters, froni 1.25 to 1.50 do/j
Lobsters, from 2.50 to 3.50 doz. <
Peaches, from 2.00 to 3 75 doz.
Damsons, from 3.00 to 4.50 doz.
Plums, from '3.00 to 4.50 doz.
Cherries, from 3.00 to 4.50 doz.
Strawberries, from 3.00 to 4.50 doz.
Pine Apples, from 3.(X) to 4.50 doz.
Whortleberrries, " 2.50 to 3.50 doz.
Green Corn, from 3.00 to 3.50 doz.
Green Peas, from 3.00 to 3.50 doz.
Tomatoes, from 2.00 to 3.00 doz.
Brandy Peaches. " 3.00 to 5.00 doz.
Flour, from 6.00 tO 8.00 bbl.
S. R. Flour,
Tapioca,
Borden's Milk,
Chow Chow.
Coleman's Mustard,
Berry Pepper,
Table Salts,
Castor Oil,
Hams,
Shoulders,
Salt Pig's Tongue,
Smoked Beef Tongues,
ruiwii marftck ucti,
Sides, Ribbed,
Clear Ribbed Sides,
Clear Salt Sides,
Dried Beef,
flam Sausa.ee.
Breakfast Strips,
Spiced Pig's Feet, *
Sruoked Jowls,
Deaf Lard in Pails,
Mackerel, $6 to $10.
Salmon,
Washboards, from 82.00 to $3.50 do7.
Two and Three \ ? ? . 0 -c A ?
Hooped Pails, } 240 10 2"5d,f
Tubs, 8 in nest, " 3.50
Jute Rope, . ....... 15c.
Potatoes, from $2.50 to $4.50 bbl.
Onions, fiom 3.00 to 5.00 bbl.
Apples, from 3.(M?to 5.00 bbl.
Turnips, from 2.00 to 4,00 bbl.
Oranges, from
Lemons,
Dried Apples, from 8 to 10c
Dried Peaches, from 12 to 20e.
Dried Currants, from 12 to 20c.
Raisins,
Cocoanuts,
Filberts,
Wrapping Paj>er,
Soda Crackers, 71c lb.
Pilot Bread, tile lb.
Ginger Cakes, 12c lb.
Sugar Cakes, 12e lb.
Hamcs
Mule Collars;'
Garden Seeds,
Fish Tackle,
Padlocks,
3-4 Augusta Sheeting, 7c yd.
Prints, 7c to 10c,
S|K>ol Cotton, 50c per doz.
Black, White Linen, Thread
Pins, and Needles,
Buttons,
JAMES M. CROFUT.
AMERICAN
UNDERWRITERS ASS'N,
PHILADELPHIA. ?
Head Office South Carolina Agency,
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No. 1 Uroad St, unaricsion, o. u.
Capital, $200,000
I WILL receive applications for Insurance in
this reliable cotnpanj, on all insurable property.
This compauy is not in connection with the Board
: of Undewriters, and will take risk at reasonable
rates.
J. APPLE.
A. M. LEE, Sub-Acp'nt.
Gen. Agent. Charleston, C. sep.2tf
JOHN FRANZ,
0
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
AXI>
SHIP CHANDLER
Family Groceries and Cabin Stores
a specialty.
) Constantly receiving from St. Louis,
the best
FAMILY FLOUR,
WHOLESALE groceries,
LIQUORS
PLANTATION sl'PPLIF^.
' at the princple Store, formerly occupied
1 ' T v..la?- IVrnnr ltnv lllld Sf??Pt
. ! v) U 1J 1^1 ) W? UV4 ?-"% J MMV. I* vv? ?>V.VV.
' DRY GOODS.
and General Merchandise at the Store
! Cor er of Bay Street, and Harrison's
j Wharf.
31 GROCERIES.
1 a speciality at the Store Corner of Bay
! and Scott Street.
" ICE! ICE!
; mm & EMMONS,
ri A HE NOW PREPARED TO FUR-o
! i\. nish Ice in any quantity Customers
* may desire, from their Ice House,
? Seventh. Street.
"I JOHN CONANT,
J. A. EMMONS
1 inly J 3 t-f
r-;wz t -vc- -c-I).
If. iiiiicitiiisoH.
W HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
POET ROYAL, S. C.
JJAYIXG just put iu a large stock of
GROCER! E S.
f
I am prepared to supply the trade at figures that
cannot fail to
PROVE SATISFACTORY.
All my goods are bought from first hands, and come
direct from
?w York, Boston and Baltimore,
and I ran, therefore, compete with dealers in
Charleston and Savannah.
Mess Beef and Pork,
Dry Salted and Smoked Meats,
r-Tm*r? SUGAR. MOLASSES
SOAP CANDLES SYRUP
COFFEES, CANDIES, TEAS,
JELLIES, SARDINES, CRACKERS.
CHEESE. CORN. CORN MEAL,
HAY AND FEED.
CANNED GOODS AND
PRESERVED FRUITS.
BY PURCHASING from me, parties can make a
percentage on theirgoods, on account of lower
freight eharges.at Port Royal than at Charleston or
Savannah.
D. H. Hutchinson.
Jr-09-Gm.
MRS. C. SMITH,
WEST STREET,
Between Craien and North Streets,
AND COR. SCOTT & NORTH STREETS,
Beaufort, ?1. C.
Groceries,
AyfEATS, CANNES,
IVl rpoBACCO,
FANCY CAKESj_AND SEGARS.
Dry Goods, and Clothihg.
All of the best quality and at the lowest
figures, constantly on hand.
Apl.15.tf. J
W. H. DEVLIN, "j
Carpenter * Builder
All kinds of
BOAT WORK,
CAULKING,
and SPAR MAKING. I
OFFICE AND SHOP
COR. BAY and CfARLGS STREET,
ft E A U F O It T , S. C.
angj.lv.
BOfSTV A XT) CLAIM AflF.
4 '
BEING associated with a lawyer in Wellington,
whoso energy anil piompthesa in nnwectUIng !
the above claims* are w. ll known, nn?l attending
I'-s-ly t-? the business mystlf, all jr-woiis who have
any claims against the
1*. S. GOVERNMENT,
are invited to bring thent to niv office, in#the Bennett
House, Hay St., Beaufort.
atig.2ft.nm. JOHN F. POBTEUS.
(CltarU-ston Advertisements.
Ken s Youths' Boys'
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CLOTHING,
CLOTHS, CASSINERES FURNISHING
GOODS, ETC.
Menke & Muller
Merclani Tailors, & Clotniers,
22S King St., cor. Wenthworth St.,
c ii a k i) t s x u ?> , o . v .
0
Quick sales and small profits, is our
motto. Wc guarantee our clothing to
equal custom work sep.23-4m.
Sea Is I'd [tagging,
1 J, 2, and 2i lb. Rolls
For Sale low by
A. H. HEYWARD,
FACTOR, AND
Commission Merchant,
north atlantic wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Liberal advances on produce. ?v'ea Island's
a specialty. sep23-tf.
LEONARD C1IA PIN,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
CARRIAGES, BASKET PMTONS,
Farm Wagons, Children's Carriages
And all kinds of
HARNESS,
Repairs Promptly Attended to.
Southwest Corner of
Wenth worth and Meeting Streets,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
May .20.
D. O'NEILL & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN*
j BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
| No, 33 Hayno Stroo
Cliarlcstoxi S, O.
' aprl.^ilyr.
- rFTVC'l*1 WjflurcMvr:
'JOHN W. LiNLEY, a CO.,
190 KING STREET,
j C H A R LESTON , S. C.
G R O C~E R S .
j
And Import* r* of
General Merchandise.
i No Freight to Pay !
No Freight to Pay !
i Our prices arc Mow those of any otln r
j dealer in the United States. Ko extra
charf/cs for dray age, boxing or freight.
lie prepay freights and deliver goods
free at any depot on the. line of the Xoi th
Easterns Wilmington and Columbia.
South Carolina and Charleston and Savannah
Rail Roads; also to all points in
South Carolina, Georgia ami blorida.
having direct icatcr commitn cation with
C ha r lest on.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
" 7mils?Cash hy P. (). order or registered
letter?on 30,-f>0, or 90 days in acceptance
with interest addol at the rate
of ] per cent a month. " Always enclose
this advertisement with order if convenient.
List of Net Prices. No expense to add
Finest quality Young Hyson Tea?quality unsurpassed,
exquisite flavor, and great strength, $1.00
per ll>. This Tea socially recoiumended. Finest
quality Oolong, Souchong, Gunpowder, and llyson
Teas, ?1.(K1 per lb. Second quality Tex*, She. per lb.
Third quality Teas, sold by other dealers at $1 pi r
lb., you can*have delivered by us at 50c. per lb
Crushed and Powdered Sugars 13c. per lb.; Granulated
A Sugar, 12c per lb; Extra 0 Sugar, lie. u?-r
lb.; Eight Brown Sugar, 10c. pei lb. Eiuley's Peerless
FAMILY 1- LOCH;
18 lbs. for $1, or$10 per barrel. Good Family Flour,
87AO, $8.50, and$0.00 per barrel. Extra Choice Finely
Flavored Hauis, 17c. per lb. Good llams, Lie.
per lb.
BREAKFAST STRIPS,
I5c. per lb. Choice Tumbler Jellies, large
size, 12 l-2c. each. 2 lb. Canned Tomatoes, Lie
each; 3 lb. Canned Tomatoes, 16c. each. 1 lb. Salmon,
18c |>er can; 2 lb Canned Pine Apple, Peaches,
Damsons and Pears, 23c. per can?6 cans for $1.30.
Best quality mixed Vinegar Pickles?pints 17c each
quarts, 27c. each; Gallons GOc. each. Condensed
Milk, Eureka and Eagle baand, 25c. each. Gantz
Seafoam, 1-2 lb. 25c; lbs. 50c. per can. Lemon Sugar.
40c. per can. Pooler's Yeast Powder, 15c., 25c.
and 40c. per can. Englfsh Cooking Soda, or Package
Soda, 10c. per lb. 1-4 boxes Sardines, 20c.; 1-2
boxes, Sardines, 35c. each. Shadines, 1-2 boxes, 25c.
each. Cox's Sparklin Gelatine, 20ft. per pack. Capers,
40c.; Olives, 50c.; Worcestershire, Walnut and'
Mushroom Sauces, genuine imported, 40c. per bottle.
Imitation French Mustard, 20c. Genuine French
Mustard,25c. French Prunes, 18c. pr lb. Raisins,2'JC.
Citron, 40c. Currants, l?)c. Cheese, 20c. Full
weight Caudles, first quality, 23c. per lb. Baker's
Chocolate, 45c. per lb. Cocoa, 50c. per lb. Bronia,
G0c. per lb. Gertuau Chocolate, 30c. per lb. Ordina|
ry Rio Coifeo, 4 1-2 lbs. for $L; choice Rio Coffee,
4 lbs. for $1.; choice Laguayra Cotfie, 3 i-2 lbs. for
$1; Old Government Java Coffee, 3 lbs. for $1;
Roasted and Ground Coffees. 5c. additional, each
grade. Durvca's Starch, i> 1-2 ln?. for $1. Satiu Gloss
Starch, "5c." per box. Corn Starch, 13c. per pack,
Box Blueinz. 3:tc. per dozen. Barley, 12 l-2e. per lb.
Durham 81110k in? Tobacco, 65c. per lb. Martins
Celebrated Gilt Edge Butter, 40c. per lb. Choice
Goshen Butter, 35c. per lb. Good Table Butter, 30c.
per lb. Cooking Butter, 4lbs., 5lb<\, and Gibs. for $1.
Biscuits?8oda, 12 lbs. for $1; Extra Pilot, 10c.;
Lemon, Wine, Ginger and Butter, at 15c per lb.;
Nic Nacs, 18c. per lb; Fancy Cakes 25c. per lb.
Black Pepper, 3Cc. per lb.; Spice, 30c. per lb.; Nut
racgs, 15c. per ounce; Mace, 13c per ounce; Ginger,
29* per lb. Hose and Vanilla Hat Stick Candy, a
fine article, 25c. per lb.; Ordinary stick candy, pure,
20c. p-r 11?.; Bock Candy, any color, 22c. per lb. Colgate's
Toilet Soaps?CO different kinds, a specialty of
ours, at manufacturer's prices?from 25c., to $4.00
per dozen cakes. Colgate's Handkerchief Extracts,
5)c. p. r bottle. Cashmere Bouquet Powder, 25c. p1 r
box. Cleveland's Pomade Vasaline, a restorative
and preservative unequalled for the hair, 20c. per
I bottle. Old Corn Whiskey, $1.80 per gallon. Bye
Whiskeys, ?1.6(1, *2.00, $3.00, and Sl/Xl per gallou.
Blackberry and Cherry Cordials, a pleasant diink,
$!.s.i p< r gallon. Table Port and Sherry Wine, $2.50
! per gallou. l-'inc Old Mad Ira, $1.00 per gallon.
| English ami Scotch Ale and Porter; botCed, $2.70
per dozen. Bremen Lager Beer, bottled, $2.70 |>er
?a<*zeu. D.-mijo ius for Liquors, extra?1-2 gallon,
40c.; gallons, roe.; 2 gallons, C0c.; 3 gallons, 75c.; 5
gallons Si.'K) each.
A very Extensive Assortment of Crockery and
Glassware always ou hand. Plates?Dinner size,
$1.50 per do/. -n ; Breakfast, $1.25; Desert, $1.00;
Tea, n5c. per dozen, Cups and Saucers, $1.00 per set.
| Covered Dishes. 75c., and $1.00 each. Tumblers
| 60c., 75., $1.00, $1.25. and $150 |>or dozen. Table
| Gold ts. $1.20, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00 per dozen
i WiueGla.-Sts, $!.(..'? jier dozen, Lamp Chimney's
J Sun () and A's, 4 for 25c. B's 3 for 25e. Student or
! Argand Chimneys 34br 25c. Numberless articles
I 1t1.mcnti.1ned. I ti format ion c icerfully given. Our
1 firm was established in ls?>7. aii.l our business ke
i niitiiftni] mid facilities are of the highest order.
!" -*
We will <1? all we promise. All ord-rs should be
add res* d to
/OHM W. LINLEY, & CO.,
j (Key Box 1S4) 190 XjZing St.,
\ Jne.lMr. CHARLESTON, P. C.
BRANCH & SMITH,
COTTON FACTORS,
AUGUSTA, G--5L.
RESPECTFULLY solicit consignments of Cotton,
to the sale of which they give THEIR PURS'
>NAL ATTENTION. Our charges from this date
will be reduced as follows:
COMMISSION, ">0c. per bale.
STORAGE, 23c. per month.
All Cotton entrusted to us will be carefully hand
led and prompt returns made fbr same.
sept.23-3m. BRANCH A SMITH.
Grist aittl /eel
S.H. WALLACE.
Cotton Factor
AND
GRIST MILLER,
Wholesale Dealer In
GRAIN, Bite, mi, FEED, Etc.,
Soa Island Cotton
Bought, Ginned and prepared for market.
Advances Made on Consignments.
Having the best machinery for ginning
cotton and grinding corn and meal, he is
prepared to execute all orders on the
shortest possible notice.
The highest price paid for
Cotton and Corn.
Cotton ginned on toll. jam".
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G. P. GARDINER
DEALER IX '
GnocEniES,
Liquors, Dry Goads, Scots, Shoes, Etc,,
TT TV AT\ C3 n
Uii/run nLAu, o. v.
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*I Cotton Ginned and Corn Ground at the
above place.
Grist, Bread and Feed.
always on hand. For cash all orders
J will be promptly attended 'to.
I ,?J. 8. ELLIOTT, Beaufort S. C.
BJVE.VEL, A* CO., Char It*t on S. C
THE BEAUFORT
I STEAM MILL COMPACT
HAVING rt'T UP A GRIST MILL AT TIIEI1
old stand, are prepared to furnish
j
t Grist, Feed and Meal,
n any quantity, and at reasonable rates.
M.S. ELLIOTT.
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HAS BEEN RE-OPENED. fj.? 1
THE PATRONAGE OF THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC IS SOLICITFP.
TERMS, $2.00 PEI1 DAT. 1
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tfie
beadfort^hotel;
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Having removed my hotel to more commodious premise^ ~
to the
CLUB HOUSE, BEAUFORT,
and having fitted it up in a neat and comfortable manner, I am prepared'to accommodate
the travelling public. .
This hotel is the nearest hotel to the Beaufort Depot, and commands one of the
best harbor views in the town. Terms Two Dollars per day.
j. a. dltong,
Proprietor.
Qct..7th-mo. * *
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
QUICK SALES AmTsMALL PROFITS!
att hec heaps'!ore. " Jacob
Apple,
ANNOUNCES TO IIIS FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC, TflAT HE HAS JUST.
received direct fiom New York, a large and well selected stock of FALL AND WIN-TEll
GOODS, which he will offer at the lowest prices. Consisting of
DRESS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTION.
Silk* Poplins, Lustres, Black and Col'd. Alpacas, Peps, and Plaids, also a fine lot of Prints and
Bleached goods. Fine Plaid and Ottoman .Shawls, Ladies Kid Gloves, Centennial Dress El?- ?
valor* Hosiery and Fancy Goods, Balmoral Hose, Buttling and Embroideries, Latest styles of
Trimmings and Buttops, Fringes and Laces. A tine lot of Perfumery and fancy Soaps. Blankets
and Domestics, Oil Cloth and Matting. Special attention is called to the
Gents' Furnishing Department.
Which is complete with the latest styles of Bows and Tie*, also, the celebrated Centennial psper
loiiar. Clothing Boots aud Shoes. Hats and Caps, and other articles tt> salt the vanU of alT.
Como and. bo Convinced.
Bay Street. JACOB APPLE, Beaufort, S. C,
HEZ BUS.SEY,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
AND BEALHHIX
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Country Produce, and Plantation Supplies,
173 Broad St., fUnder Augusta Hotel,) Augusta Ga.
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KEEPS constant'v on hand a large and selected stock of GROCERIES and PLANTATION
SUPPLIES all of which wo offer cheap to the trade. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Tiie patronage of Beaufort and adjoining Counties respectfully solicited
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AWiUM mpgi Bwai ai ucuiia. ; jtauroaas.
E, & E T, AHTH0K71 CO,, j pORf nOYE RAllROADr
ManaCrs., Importers i Dealers is
CHROMOS and FRAMES, !
Stereoscopes and Views, i Hagooiia Passenger Bouto,
... p . ? .k CHJJK'GX OF SCHEDULE.
Albums, (.irapnoscopes : supep.ints office port royal railed*
and ?5Uitab.c \ lews. Augusta, Ga., Dec. <,1873. >
, ~ _ . , i ON AND AFTER TIHS DATE, trains ox
Photoaraphic materials, hhi* dwniron?*>?,>**
3 . r GOING SOUTH. Train Mo. 1. \
, , ! Leave Aujusta... 7 30 i n
W e arc Headquarters iOi 0\C?}iiling 111 , Arrive at Yemasace 12 10 p n
the way of Lcave Yemasac .. 12 35 p n
Arrive at Beaufort.......... 01 p i?
Stereopticoas&Magic Lanterns [
Arrive at Savannah S 20 p m
. Arrive at Charleston < 30 pat
Being Manufacturers of the going south. Train Mo. 3.
_ Leave Augusta 8 45 p n?
MICKO-SCIENTIHC LaNTERN, Arrive at Yewaasce 2 09 a m
STEREO PANOPTICON, Leave Ycmassce...- J <0 a m
rxiiTosrtv tTL-r>rnPTrmv < a M ? ?
ADVERTISER'S STEIlEOPTICO*. j Arrive at Port Royal 4 30 a a
ARTOITICON, Arrive at Savannah 7 00 a a
SCHOOL EASTERN, FAMILY LANTERN, Arrive at Charhshm........ 6 80 a a
PEOPLE'S L WTERN. GOING KOKTH, Train So, I.
Each style being the best of its clans in the market. L^ve . avannah 9 |0 a a ^ <
0 . Leave (har(vston 8 10am
Catalogues of Lar,t<rn* and Slides, withdireetions Leave Port Poyal -...- 14 JR.? a
for using sent on application. Leave Beaufort 10 40 a a
Any enterprising man can make money with a Arrive at Ycmassee - 1100 a
Magic Lantern. Leave Yemassee 11 SO d a
l@r Cut this out for future reference. Arrire at Xttrna^ 5 Npa -,|
?cp.:;0- GOING NORTH* Tnnin No. 4. ^
W-Tjr tP? IB Y U TP LeaveSavannah-..- ?10 Win A
. Ml Lcil-La V ?al& A . L?ave Charle8ton _ 8 80 pm ?
^ $ Ariiveat Yeniassee 1 40 a a
^ VA qLeave Yemassee. ? 2 15 a ?t v
Trains 1 and 2 run daily except Sundays, Not. 4
j'and 4 run daily. Ail trains connect at Yemameo
^v/ ML?~ with the trains of the Savannah and Charlatan
i Railroad for Charleston and Savannah, and a AhPRACTICAI
guata with trains af the Georgia Railroad, for tba
... - . West, and Charlotte, Columbia A Augusta Rail rood
Tin Shsstlrcn* Ccrccr Werner f.rtheNounand^ |
Passtncers takit,' ftains No*. .1 and 3 make deso :.
) | DEALER IN a all rail connections at Savannah with Atlantic and
, Tavanncd and Stamped Tin Wares. Constantlvon 4?" Jacks?nvil,? imi ?
J U SBSiSftSXi c? ?
L* " NlgUt Trttioa to SavannaE.
Agent f>r thf c< ! I.ntit
Cflal>t9T n?!f S'"YS2 B.G. FM-MISO,
Wii?4 Iwi U Ali >s?..*?.*> ?
Superintendent.
W. II. CALVERT, j T.S. DAVANT,
r PaySf. i 'ween<?th AOIhi-io. R aMlWt S.C. ? ? Gen'l. Pass. Agent.
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