Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, October 23, 1873, Image 3
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1873.
POST UPFICK tiOCIU.
Bxaurorr. 8. C., Sept. 24, 1878.
On and after Monday Oct. 8th, office open from
8:15 a. at- until 4 p. m., mall closes at 0:15 a. m
mail delivered at 2:40 p. m.
P. E. EZEKIEL,
Postmaster.
COURT COMMON PLEAS.
(October Term, 1878.
The following cases were disposed of
ftithe late term of common pleas.
Isham Peeples, vs. B. T. Sellers, assumpsit,
judgment for plaintiff for $419.65.
John R. Stoll, vs. P. F. Meggett, administrator,
strack off.
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A. S. Hull &Co., vs. same, strucic on.
The state, vs. R. J. Davant, bond, discontlned.
Jos. Glover, vs. T. Y. Bolan, discontinued.
J. E. Tobin, vs. C. L. Lartigue, diseoDtinued.
N. H. Johnston, vs. Mary E. Stevens,
aeeonnt, verdict for plaintiff.
Same, vs. S. H. Wallace, administrator,
judgment for plaintiff for $537.
H. E. Bold, vs. E. F.. English, Chas.
E. Bell, vs. E. F. Dupong, Mary E.
Givens, vs R. J. Hamilton, F. F. Sams,
vs. Burkhardt, W. J. Detreville, vs.
8malls, J. & A. Rickenbacker, vs. R.
Fripp, W. C. Danner, vs. B. & R. Fields,
being cases removed to the U. S. District
Court, were struck off.
E. W. Bunting, ct. al., vs. George
Holmes, continued on defendant paying
$ 10 costs.
C. H. Moiese, vs. W. S. Lance, judgment
for $232.32.
T- Pnlifa PC .Tftlln dlS
missed.
C. C. Eberle, vs. H. B. Aylesworth,
dismissed, plaintiff to pay costs.
Jos. Dewees, vs. John Ferebee, judgment
for $94.56 and costs.
Thos. II. Colcock, vs. survivor J. B.
& C. A. Seabrook, judgment for plaintiff.
R. A. Taylor, vs. J. H. Lightscy, and
-H. C. Frohberg, judgment for $196.71.
Levi D. Bruyme, assignee vs, Wilson
Bruyme, order of foreclosure and sale.
Freedmans Savings & Trust Co., vs.
M. J. Humbert, order of foreclosure and
sale.
John Fielding, vs. John S. Fyler, order
for admitting additional defendants.
John II. Howard, vs. F. P. Pope,
struck off.
N. B. Myers, vs. F. E. Wilder, and
his boudsincn ; suit to recover balance of
legislative pay certificates unpaid by Wil**
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der, as county treasurer, case uisunsseu
with costs on plaintiff on demurrer.
W. S. Lance, vs. W. Fcrebee, order of
resale.
A J. Gill, vs. Eltra Goethe, argued at
chambers, decision reserved.
J. M. Lawtou. vs. E. A. McKensie,
same.
>imon Elden, vs. G. P. Wood, appeal
dismissed.
Ex. Parte, J. E. Kettles and C. A.
Kettles, judgment confrmed.
W. H. Cone, vs. Eliza Loadholdt and
others, remanded to probate court.
Thos. Harold, vs. David Ilorton, rule
to show cause, discharged.
Gdbert Polite, et al. vs. John Ferebee,
action for false imprisonment. Plaintiff
failing to prosecute, the compluiut
was dismissed with costs to plaintiff.
W. A. Platts, vs. Geo. Cope, motion
to vacate judgment denied, with $10
costs to plaintiff.
* C. A. Horton, vs. David Horton, order
to sheriff to distribute proceeds.
Mary Fraxier vs. W. Fraiier, action
for divorce, discontinued.
R. W. Moulson, vs. J. F. Morrall,
foreclosure and sale ordered.
Freedmans Savings and Trust Co., vs.
S. D. Gilbert, and Geo. Holmes, foreclosure
and sale ordered.
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ivory-nine cases were conuuueu uuu
three were referred.
The Governor's Message.
We send our .subscribers the governor's
message in full, in our extra. Every citueu
should give it a careful reading.
The Southern Express company
have established agencies at Hatticville
And Appleton on the Port Itoyal rail road.
tetif" Sam Black was sentenced to
iifteen months imprisonment in the
Albany penitentiary.
T 1ft. The Cosmopolitans are going to
join the National Base Ball Association.
1ft. The weather on Monday became
clear and cold. A sharp frost on Tue: day
night.
t&F Before U. S. Commissioner J. G.
Thompson, A. S. Hitchcock was charged
with retaining bounty papers illegally.
The case was dismissed after a long examination
16?* The phosphate company expect
to have a new washer boat here in a few
days. By its aid it is thought that one
hundred tons of rock per pay may be
mined.
A fine farm is offered for sale in
soother column.
We hear that a great Englfch
manufacturer of cotton ties designs establishing
a great depot for them at
Port Royal very soon.
?The South, an able paper published
in New York for the advancement of
^ agricultural, and mechanical interests
in the 5k>uthern States, while considering
the present financial crisis, strongly
urges the policy of investments iu real
estate in southern mineral, and agricultural
regions. It believes that enterprising
capitalists would find a wide
and satisfactory field of operations, the
Ohio and Iowa Elections.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, October ]
The Republican State committee i
port a loss iD sixty-six counties of ot
thirty-five thousand. The counties hea
from, they say, cover all the stro
Democratic and grange localities.
Columbus, Ohio, October 18.
The Democratic State committ
claim that Allen's majority is 869. T
chairman of the Democratic committ
claims the State ticket, except the s
Breme judge and comptroller. T1
'emocrats claim sixteen majority
the Legislature on joint ballot
The Republicans claim nothing, b
do not give up. The official retur
they say are required to determine tl
result.
The New Yemassec Eating Saloon.
In another colume will be found t
announcement of A. E. Owens, the n<
proprietor of the Yemassee eating saloo
Very great improvements are promis
which if carried out will make Yetnass
a much pleasanter place to stop th
formerly. We solicit for Mr. Owe
the favorable attention of travellers.
Good Planting.
We hear of four acres of land in Bar
well, planted" in the ''Bancroft'' cotfc
seed, which has already turned out som
thing over four 550 pound bales of cotu
3 J ??A yv?*A?rvIllnra mnilft tVlT
ana nau uui> tin- tai^i..... ?
appearance in the lots planted, it wou
have yielded six. The gentleman who
land produces so well, docs not folic
this business, but we do'ibt if the mo
experienced planter in the County c.i
beat it; if so, we would be pleased
hear from them.?Sentinel
VGF* We heard of a fracas at Graham
last week, between a Mr.4'ayne, a Ten
essean, and a Mr. Johnson, upon mcc
ing Payne, after it was thought t]
affair had terminated, shot him twic
once m ar the heart and once in tl
groins. The wounds were consider*
dangerous, and at last accounts Payn
attended by I)r. Tyndal, whs thought
be in a critical condition.?Biirnxccll Sc.
tincl. _
NEWS ITEMS.
?The cashier of the state treasury
New Fork has been arrested for euibe
zling $300,000.
? Mr. Harris the Intendant of tl
town of Union was run over and killi
last week by the cars on the Air Lii
railroad.
?The state capital has been a bu.?
place the past week ; two circuses, ar
the arrival of legislative members ha
made things lively. The former, nc
withstanding the lack of currency, ct
ried out of the city over five thousai
dollars.
?There is considerable dispute in C
lumbia, between merchants, because
?he refusal of some of them to recei
the 6crip issued by the city.
?The republican candidate, Marti
was elected from Fairfield county, to t
state senate to fill the vacancy caused I
the death of senator Ford.
? The manufacture of ploughs
Goldsboro nud W ilson, N. 0., has prova
remunerative business; over four tiro
sand were made there la?t year.
?The Isabella. Catawba, and Scu
pernong grape, the best varieties in tl
country, are natives of North Caroiiua.
?The Re*\ Lucius Cuthbcrt has bei
compelled by ill-health to resign I
position as pastor ol the Baptist Otiu.'i
at Aiken.
?E. J. Cain, sheriff of Orangebnr
is said to be a defaulter, and the trcasi
er of the count)' is non e t.
? The Cunard steamship coinpai
have determined to withdraw their v<
sels from the West India s rv.ce at
early day, and e*t:i' li n u daily line I
tween Liverpool and New York.
? The great advantages of Port Roj
as a sea port are attracting more genui
attention than ever before, within a
beyond the state.
?The warrants for the arrest
ninety counterfeiters, and those imp ic.
ed in East Tennessee atyl North Caro
na, have been issued. The iuiplicat
parties iucludc lawyers, doctors, justit
of peace, j>o tmasttrs, United fcrtai
deputy marshals, clerks of courts a
numerous merchants.
?As an evidence of the iuiuicr
capacity and splendid condition of t
mills of the Pensacol LuitibeJ Com pa i
at Molino, it is stated that some d;i
since they sawed in six days (ilev
hours a day), seven hundred tliousa
feet of lumber, all hoard measure.
?The article on duelling proposed
the Pennsylvania Constitutional Ci
vention was finally passed in this lori
"Any person who shall tight a duel
send a challenge for that purpose, or
aider er a better in fighting a duel, sh
be deprived of the right of holding a
office of honor or profit in this State, a
may bo otherwise punished as shall
prescibcd by law.'?
?The Mobile Register says: "If,
predicted by competent judges, the c?
ton crop of the South should reach fo
million hales and sell at cveu only 15 e
?putting the bale down at 45U poun
or 50 a bale?the proceeds wou
not be less than two hundred and uiui
million dollars, or far more than 1
united capital of all the nutioual ban
Who's afraid?"
?There is a difference of opinion,
garding the holding of an election to
the vacancy caused by trial justice Li
of Charleston, accepting lus salary
trial justice. Levy holds that the ex
session is a part of the old legislature,
the term of which he has received p:
and that the stato cannot be put 10 i
expense of paying another member to
his place ; also, that he is not disqu:
tied, not haviug been coutiimod by l
senate. With these opiuions the autb
ities differ. The election resulted in i
choice of E. W. M. Mackoy, and Cc
uel C. C. Puffer.
? There is but little doubt that t
state will come to the relief of the mot
stringency by the i>sue of bills-reccival
This course is very generally apprm
of by all parties; something has to
done, or more than one-half of the ui
chants in Columbia will go by the boa
? The preparatory school located
the University grounds at Coluinl
commenced on the most favorable a
"'Ms TKoro nro nf nrpsnnf pifhteen s
jr.wo. mv ? O-*-;
dents, of both colors, and within
next week, there is every probability t
the number will be doubled. Profes
Fox is principal of the school. The tc
of instruction is for four years, at the <
of which time, the students will be f
pared to enter the college, or to go
in the world educated to meet the
quirements in entering upca ueariy ev
profession.
"Drown it in a Bowl."?1
Chicago Times navs?''Gen. A. E. Bu
side, of Rhode I.-lind, late a major- get
al in the Union army, and Gcu. Buckr
of Kentucky, late a major-geueral iu
Confederate army, dined together at
Sherman House, in Chicago, on Snn
[Writtenfor The Port Royal Cbmmeroial.]
18. Answer to "The Nameless Grare."
re
rer Yon ask who Is the sleeper,
il-d Alono in the sunny dell,
Og Where only the sunshine come* and go,
And birds of summer dwell.
I cannot tell who lletb,
06 Where fragrant flowers ware,
he For many a fond heart's darling,
ee Sleeps now in a nameless grave.
IUPerhaps
no loved one scatters
Bright blossoms o'er the dead ;
But God's own hand bath planted
The daisies 'round his bed.
Ut
ns Perhaps no gentle weeper
he Steals there at close of day;
But angel eyes will watch that grave,
For dear ones far away.
No stone and no inscription,
hg To tell who lieth hero;
_ Yet sunshine is the poetry,
i
'w That God baa written there.
D.
, No name and no Inscription ;
Ah 1 well It matters not,
Be God knows the name of the sleeper,
an And he is not forgot ,
ns JiT.it.
?Joseph Arch, president of the
English National Agricultural Laborers
r* Union, is on a mission to the United
g" States and Canada to ascertain the rc)Q
lative advantages of this country and
ir the Provinces tor tha farm laboring
Id class of emigration. This class of all
^ others is most needed, and we doubt not
st that the great labor Reformer will find
in an ample field for observations, and
t0 much .to attract his favorable notice in
Uncle Samsdouiains. For the overstocked
labor market of Great Britian, there is
l'0* ample room for relief in this country.
This state every-day illustrates the neces
; * sity of immigration and has plenty of
good lands to spare. The arrangements
e' already made for colonization, between
3? New York and Port Royal are working
most satisfactorily, and are chanced otf'
fered for emigrants the best on the coast,
to
" ?Joseph Luckey. from South Carolina,
sentenced to eight years' imprisonment
for Ku-Kluxism, has been pardonof
"L
z- Sheriff's Sales.
, The following will be sold at the next
sale day, Nov. 3.
3C 404 acres, levied on as the property of
Win. Loadholt at th'c suit of Hansfer
Rizen.
acres levied on as the property
of W. R. Barnes, at suit of H. Rizen
ve and wife.
,l^ House and lot in Beaufort, levied on
irT as property of \V. J. Whipper, at suit
3d of Robert Smalls.
( One tract of land levied upon as nron!o
crtvofGeoree Cone, at suit of W. A.
of Platte.
ve School house belonging to school district
No. 4, at suit of ?Jas. Jenkins,
n, 766 acres, levied on as property of the
he estate of 13. P. Fitts, at suit of J. J.
>y Wooten.
liiOO acres in Prince Williams, levied
at. on to forclose mortgage against W. J.
0j Whippcr, at suit of Harriet J. Addison.
u
Southern Claims.
1'" S. P. Goodlett, special commissioner
to take testimony in cases of southern
L.? claims, will he in Beaufort about the first
lis day of November. Those having claims
ch against the United States, may send
word to James G. Thompson, U. S.
Commissioner, Beaufort. S. C., at nnce,
If"
and th")' will be notified when to appear
1V before the special commissioner.
.t- Sept. l3-6t
an
c- ?Sooner or later all will be forced to
admit, that manual labor cannot compete
a) in quality of work with machinery, and
r,,l none arc so blind as not to notice the
uj great reduction in the price of an
article, as soon as machinery is ndptcd
0f to its manufature. No line of goods
it. have been more favorably affected by
l|j_ skilfully made ii acliinery, than Doors,
C(j Sashes, Blinds, &c. All of the improve,.w
nicnts in this line are used to g--t up
stock for Messrs. I. H. IIall & Co.,
nj Charleston, S. C. Agents for the best
roofing nnd lining. Asbestos* Felt ever
used. Send fur price list and circulars,
isc r
ho Pain Killer.
There can be no necessity at this late
l^s day, for the press to speak in couimcndatory
terms of this remarkable medicine,
u in order to poroinotc its sale; for it is a
medicine that is known and appreciated
in irwlo umrlfl fhrnmrh When ever we
,u" speak of the Pain Killer, as in the pros11:
ent. instance, wc do so in behalf 01 the
or afflicted, rather than with the view of
',tj advancing the interest of its proprietors.
ia" For various diseases, such as rheumatism,
?y cholera, cholcra-morbus, burns sprains,
"d bruises, and so on to the end of the catabc
loguc, we are convinced that there is no
remedy before the people equal to Davis*
as Vegetable "Pain-Killer," and wc know
jt- that thousands upon thousands entertain
ur the same belief. Certainly, wc cannot
ts, refer to the history of any medicine which
ils, equals that of the Pain Killer. Tt was
ild introduced in 1840, and from that time to
sty this its sale, both at home and abroad,
die has constantly and rapidly increased, and
ks. we rejoice at the high reputation it has
achieved, because this reputation shows
rc- that is has been the means of relieving a
till vast amount of human suffering. Wc
vy hope the present proprietors of Davis
as Vegetable "Pain Killer'' will long live to
tra enjoy the prosperity which they have so
for fairly won.
1 A. E. OWENS'
fill
iii- NEW YAMASSEE EATING
'be
or- AND
io- Refreshment baioon
b,, JUNCTION S. & C.'. and PORT KUYAL
UVII.HOADS.
)le. PLENTY OK TIME ALLOWED KOU MEALS.
11 :o:
' j The undersigned having leaned the Yomasseo Eating
House fnmi its lato proprietor, Mr. Seller*, anCI""
nouuees that great improvements will be made In
rd the arrangements for supplying guests with substau1U
tial meals upon the arrival of eaeh train.
>!#, Good accommodations for lodging travelers will be
US- provided as soon as possible. A gentlemen's refreshtU
ment and waiting room will be provided, where the
the bert liquors will be obtainable,
hat The patronage of travellers is respectf illy solicited
A. E. OWENS,
,j.q] Lato propreltor of the Allendale Hotel,
jud ocLM-lr
5 A. B. McGregor,
0I7 HOUSE, SIGN, AND
rhe CARRIAGE PAINTER
mler
A150
3'; Graims & Paper Hanging.
the ?;oJav
Orders solicited and satisfaction guarwu
anteed. Corner Magnolia & Bay Sts.
f? IS J
3BIJEJ jfl
THREE TRAINS DAILT FKOJ
Oliarleatozi, rssiflttS
Bftvant?fth And
Augvuitn. J|XH
Every apartment of this House has been
entertain in the most hospitable manner the
home to spend the winter months as can be
Livery Stable. Billiard Halls, Croquet an<
** '? ?-"J i1?/? MNA^aii KIT
itooins may to ueuurcu iui iuc munvi vj
i
BENNE
AUCTION TBj
AGENTS FOK THE SALE OF M
BEHSKTT Si .UCFALL. inform their friend* I
mon Floor in *m*ll quantities will produce lighter breat
All person* should encourage home manufacture*,
boxes, warranted to hold out in weight Just as good In
To prcreat Boiler explosion*, use "LOW V
moment the water gets below a certain line in the boiler
unttl the steam Is exhausted or the water raised to a pro;
Orders fur the "Aljoft iFortlliai
Look! Loo
D&AR B
HAND and POWER B
Patented. Mar
TIIESE GISS ARE THE BEST AID MOST Ei
FOR 8
I am prepared to fill all
Colored men you can gin your own c<
money for your crop. Every machine wa:
hibition at
BENNETT'S STORE, BAY
wyma:
a?* n ro
uci.viu*
Southern life
Principal Offices?MEMPHIS,
v ' ???oMKMPH1S.
J. A. NKL'OV, Piei't.
a mom woodruff, vice i*re?*t.
nKV MAY, Sect'y.
J. H. MILLER, Snpei
oASSETS,
JAN Y. 1, 187
ANNUAL INCOME,
OSOUTII
CAROLINA
OFFICE COL
J. E. BLACK, Pres't., J. P. SOUTHERN,
??oBEAUFORT,
S.
~TR US 1
P. C. WILSON,
M. POLITZKR, 4
W. II. MAULIHN,
JNO. FRANZ,
PAUL HAMILTON,
C. H. WKKiHT,
M. STUART,
GEO. GAGE,
| GEO. W. JOHNSON,
H. G. JUDD,
| JAS. O. THOMPSON,
t /s tiidvwpt.i.
M. M. KINGMAN,
GEO. HOLMES. 1
- rvOfficers
of BEAUF
GEO. WATER1IOUSE, PrcaL GEO. GA
i fU
Dr. II. 1VI. Stuart, IV
M. rOLITZEIt, J. G HARM
J. \V. COLLINS, PAUL HAM
J. G. THOMPSON, PAUL PRITl
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This Company issues POLICIES on * approved plan
annual dividend*. All Policies non-forfeiting after 2nc
Losses adjusted, and reserve invested by the State IV*
throughout the Statu' All further information furnish.
MIDDLE'
AuK.7-T.rn Soo. <
-Tnct RiiAAlVAfl.
V X*/vvvj. * v/v*^
A splendid stock ot
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS A CAP8.
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
CROCKERY,
TOBACCO,
C0NFECTI0NARIE8,
TINWARE, Ac., Ac.,
At the store of
F. W. SCHEPPER,
nay Street, head of No. 9 Ikoek,
which he will sell lower than any other store In
BEAUFORT. Jan. 4-ly.
Notice to Teachers.
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS WILL
will bo In semlon at the School Commissioners
office In the Court House, on the first Mondey in October
next, for the purpose of examining teachers.
Sessions will be held on each Monday, Wednesday
and Friday daring the month. Teachers who hare
certificates from list year will-return them to the
Board. . .
.UFORT, t
V
pat in complete order daring the post si
> travelling public. The northern touri
found South.
1 Telegraph Office arc among the acquis
letter or Telegraph.
!TT MC.
IDE SALES 1
ANUFACTURED ARTICLES AND
PRODUCTIONS.
0
that "SEA FOAM" u an aercator, la unequalta
I and more food than any other article in the mark
Call then for tho "CHEMICAL, OLIVE, t
hanl as In soft water. For sale at retail by BO V<
YATER INDICATOR," for which, BBSNETT .
by a series of lively "toots," for twenty minutes. A
>er limit.
or," should be sent in early to bo in time for li
BBX
k Look!!
ORK'S
lELT COTTON GINS
oH 23, 1867.
COSOJIICAL MACHINES EVER OFFERED
A Ij B .
orders at short notice,
otton, save your seed and get more
rrantcd. Call ar.d sec them. On cxST.,
BEAUFORT, S. C.
IV DEARBORN,
Patentee, Mannfaetnrer and Agent.
INSURANCE CO.
TEN*., I ATLANTA, GA.
ATblSTA.
Otn'l. JXO. B. GORDON, Prea't.
Grn'l. A. II. COLRUITT, Vice Prei't,
J. A. Mo 11KFS, fect'y.
rrlsor of Agencies.
? t f m i i n <5? Cvrs
if, $IfO ifif!
1,000,000 oc
DEPARTMENT,
I'iMBIA, S. C.
Vice Pres't? A. IL WARING, 8ect'y
C., BRANCH.
'EES.?
DR. PAUL PRITCIIARD,
JNO. Rim,
J. W. COLLINS,
8. D. GILDERT
T. L WIGGIN,
GEO. WATERIIOUSE,
A. a DAVENPORT,
WM. KRESS EL,
E. SINCLAIR
II. M. STUART,
DR. S. B. THOMPSON,
J. C. MAYO,
II. M. FULLER,
G. M. WELL8,
'ORT bran:h.
(JE, Vice Pre*'L 51. STUART, Sect*
Eocllcal Examinor.,
VI. LL, )
ILTON, [- Executive Committee.
L'llARl), J
i*. I'RKMIl'MS tici'lvnl iii Ca^li, and entitled I
I annual premium Li paid.
ml at Columbia, v.ith advice of the auxiliary hoan
d, and application* for INSl'ItANCK rccelvnl by
TON STUART,
tib A s't., Beaufort, IS. O
JAMES 0DELL7
BEEAD, CAKE, AND CBACKE!
BAKER,
HAS just received a fine assortment of
CANDIES AND FRUITS,
He has always ou band Bread and Confcctione
of every kind.
CUi'KTRY STORES supplied with all ar
ct'lm of the trade at reasonable prices.
Order* for WEDDINGS AND EVKM.V
PARTIES attended to with care and dispatch.
FIFTEEN LOAVES of Bread for OK
DOLLAR, can fie had by purchasing BREA
TICKETS.
The Circulating Library
now open oontalna a c&Moa ?oitmuiit of booka.
;oe2>, TI
3. C.
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TRAIKN P1IR BRAVKORT
C^?Jr Leave Chnrhaltfn. 8i90 A. M ^
Leave Charleston, 6100 P. M jjjj
H Leave An|(o?te, 0:49 A. M
Leave Aaguita, 3:10 P. M
Leave Hnvannah, Ol.lO A. M
Arrive at Beaufort, 3:00 P. M ?
Arrive atBenafort, llt?0 P. M 1
i
ammcr, and the Proprietor lfl now ready to
1st will find as pleasant and comfortable a
itions of the House.
1
L M. KINGMAN
Proprietor. ?4
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FALIa, i
WAREHOUSE, ?
PURCHASERS OF SOUTHERN S
89
60
64
1 by any article yet discovered. Mixed dry with com- 66
et For sale at retail, by BOYCK At MARTI*.
and HOOK MA NTH NOAP," Put up In CO II*. ao
IK A MARTIN. 84
St MePALL are agenta. It giro* warning to all the
ifter which, a contiuous whUtlo will secure attention gQ
105
lit
ta reception for the nest crop.
NBTT db MOFAZJXJ.
Port Royal. O- O. ?
SOUTH CABOMSA 6
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, 15
CHARLESTON, S. C. ?}
OFFICE NO. 17 BROAD STREET.
S3
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. 39
The deposit* In the Savings Department of this <3
Company are invested as a Special Trust, and, there- 67
(ore, are not subject to the hazards of Ranking.
In addition to this special security, depositors have 36
the guarantee pf tho entire Bunk Capital, which 60
amounts to three hundred thousand dollars (1300,- 66
000.) 69
This department will enable all claws to find a "I
safe security for their savings, however small; and 73
at the same time bearing a renuncrati ve interest (si* 77
percent.compounded unrterly.) Currency can be 79
remitted by express and drafts by mail. 66
F. A. MITCHELL, CASHIE*. M
DIKFXTOH8 AJID TltUSTEES. 102
Geo. S. Cameron, ?97
E.H Frost, W. J. Mlddleton 111
W. Bee, A. J. Crews,'
W. B. Williams, K. Waltgen,
II. II. Dcleou, C.G. Memmlng,
B. O'nelll, Wm. L Webb,
A. P. Caldwoll, J. T. Welsman ?
J. M. Shackelford, tiro. H. Walter, Gv
J. C. II. Claussen, B. D. Lazarus,
Mayl-3m.
(JU1T CAIM DEEDS, " SJ
SUIT.)RLE FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF
land acquired at State or National Tax Bales
r sale at this office. tf. j
WILSON'S a
LIVER REMEDY
A sure and permanent cure for all diseases caused by
a deranged Liver, such as Jaundice, Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Fevers, Nervousness, Impurity of'
the Blood, Melancholy, Costlvcness, Sick
Headache, Pains in the Hetul, and
all kindred diseases
E VER 1' FA 2111 1* SIfO ULD IIA VE IT ri1
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Prepared only by D*
WILSON & BLACK,
s
.lli g Charlotte,
GU
IT* riocs Current
or
Branch, Scott & Co.
' Commission Merchants,
?AND AGENTS TOE? . ,
I ln
GEORGIA COTTON GOODS
?AND?
Sardy's Super Phosphates.
?I.I? A
Augusta, Ga., March 18,1873. e?ei
'Domestic s. you
Randlcman Stripe* (light) 4H0 jrd*...12U
" Fancy Stripes (dark) 4HO yds...13U
" Chuck or I'laids 4H0 yd*...14V?
Montour 7-8 Shirtings. .500 and 1,000 yds... 10')?
" 4-4 Sheeting* 500 and 1,000 yds... 12'/, ?Y
" Yarns, ass'dNos.fr to 12...50 bunches.. 1.65
Richmond Osnabum Stripes H-gd yd*... 11 % ?
(liRht) ......13 |
Granltcvillc .VI Shirting 1.000 yds... 9'4
7-8 " 1,000 yd*...1
" 4-1 Sheetings 1,000 yds...13
" 7-H Drills ....900 yd*...13U
Augusta 3 4 Shirting* 525 and 850 yils... 9%
" 7-H Shirtings .292 and WW yd?...llj^
" 4-1 Sheeting 232 and MO yds...13
" 7-H Drills 252 and 850 yds...13^
Langley A t.t 13 rr
A 7-H llU A
3-1 - ?J4
?m?
EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS.
IN BARRELS AND SACKS.
35 cents per Ilarrcl less per I'sr Loxl. 1
dre
iMimiAi. XXXX JI2 no
LILY Whitk XXX II 00
v Mrilliant XX '. to oo
Ili>T Cakrs X 9 oo
IIock Mills Superfine 8 50 " *
Bran.?82-7 per Inn. Sacks extra.
Shorts.?(30 j>er Inn. tlo ..
Wkstkbm Flour is nniA?Super, $850; Extra.
$10.09; Family, 910.50; Fancv, 81150. e|>
IIyu Flucil?im.oo per hock, (loolha.) ?
ltucon.?Shoulders, K1/; C. R.Sides. 10'^.
D. S. Meats.?Shoulder., ; C. It. Sides, 9%;
Lard.?In tierces, 10^; kee*,"l2.
Corn.?Prime White, 9.7; Mixed. 90c. fw
Corn Meal.?91. (Sacks included.) J
? Rye.?SI .25. . _
Oat*.?While. 70; Mixed. 70. *'T
kuffsr.-Yellow. 12^; Extra C, 13^ IN
i? \ VW. lat
;?nj;ar House Syrnp.?In bids, 30; hhds, 28. ,
Virginia Salt?82.10 per Sack; 10 sacks or
voir, 82.00. P' I
Proctor A Gamble's Soap, Extra Olire, ^
,'A\ Kraslve,7c. . ?
. inrdy's Soluble Pacific, $.70.00 Cash: *17.00
factors Acceptance; f.77.50 Planter's Lien. 'Ill
Snrdy's Pbosptio Perns' Ian. 855.00 Cash; ,,a
? rui.ixi Factor's Acceptance; 80.'! Planter'* Leiu.
The above quotlon* are wholesale. We do not. In J
v;y ease, break packnip*. Remittances per Express
?-a t.? i irti> r>t am lit Price Current
ISa day'ih'y aro received. Siirht Drafts on Now F<
York, ('liarlestou, Savannah ana Atlanta, placed to
P, credit at |?ar. '
" Rrspoctfnlly, *?1
BRAXCII, SCOTT A CO. ~
HI
. THE PARKER CUM* 2
- , PARKER BR(?Sa "
WEST MERIDEN.CV, .
T1H PAHLOR COKPAXIOT. 9
Every Lady wants one!! '
i ?w?? mtmJk**
II NUT 10TJI1L L
rhrough to Augusta.
2 SDOSTEST MKHEAPESTROt'TE
?KmntB rottFREKIHT
OR PASSENGERS/
etwee n Charleston and Angrnst/.
Between Satannnh and Angiifttri/
?AND AI.L POINTS?
9 .? v ? 1
^ u x xx v-^xi. w r?rr? x ?i
VP DA Y PASSENGER.
TT? ' l' "
l . .i
?j c hamk or statToxs. ArrW' fcoaro
p <
S H 4 rt
a ; "
|A- * '
Port Royal ............. 0 4.1
4 Beaufort 10 01 J0 00
5 Island Tank 10 26 10 30
4 Seabrook 10 44 10 46
5 Sheldon U.M 11 17,
7 Yemassee 11 43 12 20
7 Early Branch .' 12 41 12 41
2 Manldln* 12 47 12 47.
2 Altaians 12 63 12 63
4 Aliucda. l'(J5 1 05;
2 Varnavilh'.. Ill 1 IB
3 lloo*ers 1 251 1 31
6 Branson's 1 42 1 43;
4 Cauipbellton J .14 1 53
6 Allendale ? 2 03 2 24
4 Appleton 2 34 2 34, ,
4 Beldoc 2 W 2 50
4 Martins 3 02 8 03
4 Millett 8 14 8 14
4 Haltleville 3 26 8 26
4 Bobbins .'. 3 38 8 38
I Bush ) 4 is 4 J/J
fl [Jackson _ J 4 27 4 28
9 | Beech Island I B 00 6 00
8 I Augusta | b 88
DO FLY DA Y PASSEyOFR.
Augnsta ....... fi 48
iSlsud 7 23 7 2s
Jackson _ 7 sa 7.5?
I'Husli's..7........v.... _.... 8 08 8'08
Ellen ton ; 8 30 8 2-V
RoMiii>? .. 8 44 8 48
Hatrinvllle 8 5i 8 57
4 IMIUutt fl 09 9 09
4 Martins. 9 21 9 21
4 Bcldou.? 9 33 g 8?
4 Apple ton 9 30 9 60;
4 Allendale... 10 02 10 08'
5 Cambellton _ 10 18 10 18
4 Bninsons 10 30 10 81 ?
6 Hoovers' _... 10 49 10 49
8 | VarnsviUu, 10 58 11 03
2 A lined a 11 09 11 09
4 A It mans ... 11 21 11 21
2 Mauldin's n 27 11 27
2 Early Branch 1133 1134
7 Yeinossee 11 55 12 20
7 Sheldon 12 48 12 49
5 Koabrook 1 19 ng
4 Island Tank 1 35 1 35
5 Beaufort, ?. 1 55 2 00
4 Port Itoyal 2 16
JAS. 0. MOORE,
Engineer A Superintendent.
RANDlDiaiPIj AV
OF
RING & SUMMER GCOES
BY
ACOB APPLE
lendld assortment of
Sfi GOODS.
G REN A DIKES,
POPLINS,
JAPAKEES CLOTHS,
RAitKGKS, MUSLIN, Etc.
WHITE GOODS.
7ES,
CRETONES and CAMBRICS,
PERCALES, BKILl.lANTS ETC, ETC.
brlgan Hosiery for Ladles and Genu
Laces, Collars and Caff's.
TANDARn TR1MHIRGI.
VEB,
PERFUMERY,
NOTIONS, ETC.
Gentlemen's FnraisMi Goods.
Ties, Bow*, "carfe, etc.
READY MADE 0L0TEIM3
ivery style,
FASHIONABLE 1IAT8."
5TRAW IIATS FOR GENTS AND BOYS,
w just Received tho finest lot of ladles Shoes
brought to this market. If you don't sec what
want ask for it. You can be supplied at
J. APPLE'S,
STREET, BEAUFORT, S. C
STEAM ENGINES
FOR SALEWO
KlflHT HOUSE POWKR Elf-'
GIltEM.
iNK FIFTEEN IIORSE POWER ENGINE.
ALSO,
ONE THIRTY HORSE POWER ENGINE.
>rms ca.nli, or on time with approved papers. Ad-*
s,
JOSEPH NEAR Gen'l. Sup'!.,or
GEO. R. LOMBARD, Proprietor.
BENT CITY POVIfDRY,
AnguitA, Ok.
i one Fifteen Horse Power Second-hand Boiler.
18-ltu.
NOTICE.
i
HE SUBSCRIBER REfiPECTKLT.ttforms
the public, or all who want GIN OEAItr,
that he is prepared to furnish them with his
improved Gin Gear, which from long experience
he best hi use. It wjll wiirpom any otjicr in simity.
durability and accomplishment, ff you want
etfang that wilt expedite your ginning, without
Imr up tour stock, try Graham's lute improved
touring, ami you will not regret it. Further
fculars, address,
38. NEaL, or GEO. R. LOMBARD,
GenT. Supt. Proprietor.
RFJiT CITY FOV.YDBY, /
Augusta, U? .
.18-1 m.
ME SEDyrLE 3ETOS MACHINE/
IHIS BEAUTIFUL MACHINE USES Htraight
needles, makes the Lock Stitch, (alike uu ><oth )
has self-adiusting tention, and is used by band
foot. It will hem, fell, bind, seam, tuck, hemch
ruffle, and sew on at the same time; work
ally well on silk, linen, moslln aud cottoo goods.
I Is the oulv first-class low price machiqe made,
d for elrcufar and aasnide- ef sewing, or call and
mine the machine at the agency. Bay street,
.ufort, 8. C. < #
'rioo, $37 db $4Q." W.
A. FRIPP,
?l?.I8-lyr. Agent
1 6<Kft> BARUAIX.
OE8ALE?X STATIONARY K!C-oinx,
four (4) horse power? fif
od order r aA W ieenat ttyear-~ .