Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, January 22, 1874, Image 3
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
nnnday, January 2S, 1874.
f*U8T OFFICE HOIKS.
^KAurorr, 8. CM Sept 24, 1873.
On aod iflef >1onddy Oct 6th, office open from
8:15 a. id., until 4 p. ro., mail closes at 9:15 4. m
mail delivered at 2:40 i>. ra.
P. E. EZEKIEL,
Postmaster.
The editor of the Stnndard works
himself info a stew every tiuie lie sees a
bottle foi fear he shall not get some por- ,
tionofit. We purchased some whiskey |
~ * * * ? ??J intn Lie
for battling purposes, uuu gumg iUw ...?
office with it, he drank fully one half
Hia head has been out of order ever ,
since.
Attention is invited to the notice
relative to town assessments in our columns.
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Waifs.
A woman applied last week to Mi? j
Waterhouse for an order to allow her to 1
place two young children in the almshouse.
She stated that a young man ]
named Renty Brown, of St, Helena, said ]
to be an influential politician, had placed 1
the children in her charge, promising to (
pay her a dollar a week for their support.
But since then he had failed to do 1
anything for them. She said they were 1
his children by one of two wives with 1
which he had burdened himself. Mr.
Waterhouse bound one of the children
out, and the other was returned to the ,
father. '
Another surprise party is on the tapis
?the Se? Island Hotel w 11 get the bene- ^
fit of it Fridav night. We hope it will ^
be generally attended.
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Unfortunate. t
A colored man last week sold his cot- c
ton to Mr. Dale, who ginned it and re
turned hint the seed. The man then t
placed the money received, amounting to I
sixty-three dollar . in one of the bags of
seed. A day or two after he sold his ^
lot of seed to Mr. Pollitxer, who shipped |
it to Liverpool. The poor negro discov- s
ered, wh. n too late, that he had forgotten
to take his money out of the bag. i
Mr. Pollitzer has written to his agents in t
Liverpool to look for the monej', but s
there is little chance of recovering it. j
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Boat Accident. (
On Monday, January 14,Thos. Given* t
started from jiilton Head with a load of
cotton in his boat tor Mr. Pollitzer.
When near the bouy off Paris island, his
boat upset, and he and George Browne, '
his assistant with difficulty climbed upon
her keel. While in this position, Capt.
O'Brian saw them and went to their assistance.
The river was quite rough and ,
the wind unfavorable, but after a great
deal of trouble the suffering men were
taken into O'Brian'a boat. The men
.state that the pilot boat Keystone saw *
them and sailed quite near them but <
made no effort to assist theiu. The men 1
on the Keystone d?-ny seeing the boat. {
Fire.
Tiie somewhat famous house on Urond i
River, known as Whitehall, was burned '
Friday evening, just after sundown. J
Gen. Howard was in the house at the .
time, and it was with some difficulty he
was rewoed. The fire was first disoov- J
ered in the ro f, and the building was [
entirely destroyed. It is tcported that ,
Gen. Washington eat and slept in this
mansion. It was built in 1750. 1
M ?
|^*There are two reasons why people J
don't mind their own business. One is
they havn't any business, and the other <
is tbey havn't any mind. j
Election in Allendale.?The fol- :
lowing gentlemen were elected inten- |
dant and wardens for the town of Ale.idale,
S. C., on the 12th instant: W.
^ B. Darlington, inierxJant. J. L. Williams,
Thomas S. Myers, Z. A. Season.
Henry Voss, wardens.
The Public Ledger Almanac,
has been sent to us, and it is the finest
wotk that we have seen- One hundred <
thousand of them have been printed for
I gratuitouscirculationT ana ar^onoff
I sale. It is filled with useful readinS
I matter.
I ?Read'em, Columbia correspondent's
I oomments on the printing ring.
Drains. - '
The Intendant has had a force ot men
engaged in putting the [entire drainage
of the town in good condition, and the
work has been well and effectively done.
In some instanoea new box drains have
been laid, making a complete [passage to
tide water. The town will be in a healthy
condition this summer, if there ia any
Tirtue in clear drains, The filth that has
been accumulating forthe past two years
was sufficient to cause an epidemic.
?
The Hook and Ladder Company are I
patting another story to their house, 1
enabling them to have a room to hold (
their company meetings. <
Mr. 1). F. Appleton, was in to#n Sntiday
last '
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Marine News. '
AfeRlVKD.?January 13, British bark '
Covert, Minchiu, at St. Helena Sound.
47 days from Rio de Janeiro, in ballast, *
'o Coosaw Mining Co,; British bark Bessie,
McManus, 14 days from Havana, in ^
ballast, to Coosaw Mining CoSailed.?Jan.
19, Schooner Faragut, 1
Hart, for Boston, with 195,000 feet re- '
>awed and hewn strip timber from D. C.
Wilson & Co's mill.
Memoranda.
The British bark Lothair, from Bull {
River, S. C., for London, was spoken 0
January 3, Lat. 35.55, Long.56.25. fc
The schr. Earl H. Potter, Sheever,
rom Port Royal,#S. C., arrived at New r
fork, January 12. v
The Schooner Georgia, arrived in r
!tfew York, January 12th, five days from ],
Port Royal bar. She will leave New ^
fork for Port Royal and Beaufort on ^
;he 24th.
Ha trie Turner, will leave |
Boston, on 24th, for Port Royal ftnd
Beaufort," to load lumber from D. C.
iVilson & Co.
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AN ORDINANCE 1
iSTUUSBIVG 4 PUBLIC HURT. ?
Be it ordained by the Intendant and ?
iVardens of the Town of Beaufort, in ?
Jouticii assembled: ^
1. That a public market be established
rhere the town market now stands, and
hat it shall not be lawful for any one to ffer
fresh meat, fish poultry, or vegetables
for sale in the public streets or at
he landings in the town during market
lours.
2. The market hours, the rent of stalls j
with other rules and regulations shall be j
described bv the committee on markets, g
lubject to the approval of Council. j
3. Any person or persons who shall o
riola e this ordinance or any regulation a
stabllshed in conformity with the second j
:ection of this ordinance, and shall be re- |(
jorted by the Marshal to the I itendant,
ihall become on conviction liable to a fine (
>f five dollars to be paid into the town
rea ury.
Approved Dec. 20, 1873.
Alfred Williams,
Intendant. n
?. D. Gilbert. Clerk.
RULES AND REGULATIONS e
OF THE <j
Beaufort Market, i
]. After opening the market, the person
who first engages and touches a j oiot o
n 0 her piece of meat he wishes to pur
diase, shall he considered as having the
^reference thereto, provided he shall not
lave left the stall. Beef shall be cut up
in any manner a purchaser chooses, provided
not less than three pounds weight
is required, and the price asked therefor i
k offered. Small meats shall also be J
told by the pound, but the seller shall
not be compelled to dispose of less than
x joint.
2. Butchers and others who bring to L
market kid or goat meat shall leave the
feet on the quarters until sold. Such as ,
neglect or refuse to eonlorm to this reg- ,,
illation shall forfeit the meat so offered. |
3. Untried tallow, and the entrails of ,
iny animal (except the hasslet, well ,
leaned tripe and what are called chitterlings,)
are j tohibited being brought into 1
market under any pretence whatever,
likewise the skin of any animal, except
that of deer The heads of calves, sheep
and lambs shall be hung upon hooks on I
the outside of stall, or under the stalls I
and not otherwise. Any person offend- I
ing herein shall be fined in the sum of
two dollars.
4. No meat snail be corned or otherwise
cured in the market, nor shall any
eornc', cmcJ or other meat be exposed 4
for sale therein in any tub. tray, or other
receptacle which shall project two feet
beyond any stall. Any person violating I
these regulations shall forfeit the meat e
and be fined two dollars. Every tray, 8
tub. or other receptacle not capable of
retaining the pickle, shall be seized and
destroved.
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5. The occupiers or tne several staus in
the flesh market, shall cause the same
to be cleanly scoured, likewise the scales
and blocks, on the breaking up of the
market of every market day. Such as
neglect or refuse to comply with this reg- '
ulation shall be fined in the sum of one *
dollar for each and every neglect, and if
not paid in twenty-four hours after demanded,
shall forfeit the use of his or her
stall tor one week. The Marshal of the
town shall have the unoccupied stalls ,
scoured daily. |
6. Butchers and other persons renting ,
or occupying stalls are strictly forbid i
chopping on the same with anything i
whatever. Any one offending herein i
shall for each offence, pay a fine of two i
dollars.
7. The butchers and their attendants
shall be required to be cleanly dressed, J
and wear a clean white apron constantly (
while attending to their stalls in the mar- ,
ket. Any violation of this rule shall in- i
cur a fine of one dollar. <
8. If any mutilated or defective scales, 1
weights, or measures be used by any per- i
son in the public market, the same shall
be seized and destroyed, and the owners
thereof, or occupants of the stall, shall
for every such offence be subject to a i
fine not exceeding five dollars.
9. No person snail encumber the space
between the stalls in the vegetable market
with vegetables or any other article
for sale. Anv person violating this regulation
shall forfeit the article encumbering
the spaces aforementioned.
10. Smoking tobacco, swearing, singing
and boisterous talking are prohibited
during market hours.
11. No person or persons shall offer
for sale any unwholesome or stale articles
'if provisions, or any poor carrion, blown,
puffed up, or unsound meat, or measly
pork, under a penalty not exceeding
twenty dollars, to be adjudged by any
two wardens of the town.
12. No butcher or other shall sit on
any stall during market hours, or lounge
about the market.
13. Any two of the wardens shall be
authorized to impose a fine for any violation
of the rules and regulations of the
market subject to an appeal to the
Council at its next meeting.
14. Oooupants of fish stalls shall pay
arentoften cents each per day, and
a, " -* i y- : :i
they are required to have them thoroughy
scoured every time they are used. A
ine of one dollar shall be imposed for
;very neglect of this regulation.
" Every pefsOn occupying a flsli stall
n the market, shall pay a reit Of ten
ents a day for each stall, and shall after
laving sold or removed their fish from
he market, have their stalls cleanly
icoured. Any occupant refusing or neglecting
to comply with this regulation,
ihull be fined one dollar for each neglect
)r refusal, and if not paid in twenty-four
rours after remanded, shall be refused
he use of the market for selling fish uc,il
the fine be paid."
The meat market shall be opened ev;ry
day except Sunday, from daylight
antil eleven o'clock a. m., from the first
lay of June until the first day of Ocober;
and from daylight until one
'clock p. m., from the first day of October,
until the thirty-first day of May.
The meat stalls shall be rented at the
ate of three dollars per month, in adance,
and the vegetable stalls shall be
ented at the rate of one and a half dolirs
per month. The choice of stalls shall
e disposed of to the highest bidder, by
he Intendant after due notice given.
Town Assessment.
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Town Collector s umii, ,
Beaufort, S. C., Jan. 22,1874.
'HE BOOK OF ASSESSMENT OF
tea! Estate for the year 1874, will be
pen at this office for revision for the
pace of ten days from date. The Board
f Assessors will be in session on Monday
vening, February 2d., to give a final
caring to all persons desirous of having
heir assessments corrected or reduced.
S. D. GILBERT,
Town Clerk & Tax Collector.
TAX NOTICEr
County Treasurer's Office,
Court House, Beaufort, S. C.,
Januaiy 15, 1874.
N ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION
0, of "An Act to raise supplies for the
seal year commencing November 1,
873," this office will be open for the
ollection of State and County taxes, on
nd after Monday the nineteenth day of
anuary 1874, at the following rates of
;vy, viz:
For State purposes, twelve mills on evry
dollar.
For County purposes, three mills on
very dollar.
For County past indebtedness, two
lills on every dollar.
For School purposes, in Beaufort and
It. Helena Townships, three mills on evry
dollar.
For Pocotaligo, Peeples and Rober
ownships, two mills on every dollar.
For Bluffton, Hilton Head, Sheldon,
jawton and Yetnassec Townships, one
aill on every dollar.
For Goethe Township, one fourth mill
n every dollar.
For Poll Tax, one dollar per capita.
GEO. HOLMES,
Treasurer Bft. Co.
Jan.l5-3t.
3DGAR G. NICHOLS
SURVEYOR
IRAOGHTSMAN 4 CIVIL ENGINEER.
Deputy to tie Surveyor Ceneral.
iti be? n Corporation Engineer In four
llfTerenl elites, and given satisfaction
n every case. Is thoroughly conversant
villi the government surveys; In this
rlclnity.
litre ror. Sth and B st. Beaufort, S. C.
THE EMPIRE
MI COMPRESS CO.
Have one of their magnificent
Cotton Compresses
n operation at
Port Royal, S. C.
or compressing cotton for Foreign
ihipmcnts. For further information,
ipply to
JOHN W. WALLACE,
President, AugUBta,
JOSEPH GRAHAM,
.--J 1 TV ? T>^?01
SuperinieDueui, iVu iw/jm.
And to the President and Superin*
indent of the Port Royal railroad at
lugusta, Geo. janl.
KIND WORDS.
The Associated Rcronned Presbyterian says?For
rears Perry Davis' Pain-Killer has been known as a
nust useful family medicine. For pains and aches
re know nothing so good as the Pain-Killer. For
uany Internal diseases it is equally good. We speak
'rora experience, and testify to what we know. No
'amily ought to be without a bottle of Davis' Paintiller.
Messrs. Pf.rry Davis, A Sox. Prov. It. I.?Gent*:?
Although a stranger to you I am not to your invaluable
medicine, Pain Killer. I formed its acquaintance
in 1847 and I am on most intimate terms with it still
my experience in its use, confirms my belief that
there is no medicine equal to Pain-Killer for the
tuick and sure cure of Summer complaints, Sore
Throat. Croup, Bruises, and Cuts. I have used It in
all and found a speedy cure in every case.
Yours Truly,
T. J. GARDINER, M. D.
Judging by our own experience whoever once
makes a trial of Perry Davis'Pain Killer, wi'l not
fail to recommend it widely as an unequalled liniment,
and valuable internal remedy for colds and
vurious other complaints.?A'erry Month.
The t ffiracr of Perry I>avis' world renowned Pain
Killer in all diseases of the bowels, even in that terrible
scourge the Asiatic chob ra, lias been amply attested
by the most convincing authority. Missionaries
in China and India have written home in commendation
of this remedy in termsthat should carry
conviction to the most skeptical, while Its jxipulnrity
in communities nearer home is ample proof that the
virtues claimed for it are real and tangible. Among
faintly medicines it standi unrivalled.?Boston Charier.
The Saturday F.vm'g Oazrtte of Boston, says:
It is imposihie to find a place on this broad land
where Perry Davis' Pain Killer Is not known as s
moat valuable remedy for physical pain. In the
country, miles from physicians or apothecary, the
Pain Killer is cherished as the exclusive panacea
and it never deceives.
"Perry Dayu' Paps-Killer Is really a valuable
medicament, and unlike most of the articles of tin
day, la used by many physicians. It is particular!)
desirable in locations where physicians are not neat
and by keeping it at hand, families will often saw
the necessity of sending out at midnight for a doc
tor. A bottle shoald be kept in every bouse."?Bo*
km TravtlUr.
"We hare well tested the Pain-Killer. and amor
oar reader* that it not only possesses all the rirtus
claimed for It, bat in many Instances surpasses an
I othw remedy we hare orar known."?JBmki if 9*
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THREE #RAn8 DAILY FRO.*
OhinrlcstotL.
Savannah and.
Auraat^
Every apartment of this House hi
entertain in the most hospitable mm
home to spend the winter months at
Livery Stable, Billiard Halls, Cn>
Rooms may be secured for the wii
SHIP MASH
T 3
COTTON COMPR]
ARE PREPARED TO RE
RATES, A
Bargain;
BARC
JOHN C
SELLIl
ENTIRE W
AT COS
COLOI
LOOK TO Y(
DEAR]
HAND and POWE
Patonted I
THESE CMS ARE THE BEST AM 1
POP
I am prepared to fl
Colored men you can gin youi
money for your crop. Every macl
hibition at
BENNETT'S STORE,
Wymar
Oct.9-73.
SOUTHERN LI
Principal Offices?MEM1
MEMPHIS.
J. A. \ELSOV, Piea't.
*-" wnniiiiiiifif VIm Prti't.
airi\*?9 vtvvvmv. . r
BK.V MAY, SecCy.
J. H. MILLEJ
ASSETS, JAW Y. 1,
ANNUAL INCOME
SOUTH CARO]
OFFICE
J. E. BLACK, Prest, J. P. SOL'
BEAUFOH
?.TTi
D. C. WILSON.
M. POI.ITZER,
W. H. MAULDIN,
JNO. FRANZ,
PAUL HAMILTON,
C. H. WRKiHT,
M. STl'ART,
GEO. GAGE,
GEO. W. JOHNSON,
H. G. Jl'OD,
JAS. G. THOMPSON,
J. G. BARNWELL,
M. M. KINGMAN,
GEO. HOLMES.
Officers of ]
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GEO. WATERHOUSE, Prcs't.
Dr. XX. M. Stua:
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> M. POLITZFR, J.
. J. W. COLLINS, PA
J. G. THOMPSON, PA
[ This ">mp?ny issue* POLICIES o? ' spf
b annual dividends. AH Policies non-foifeilii
" Looms adjusted, snd reserve invested by Lta
throughout the State* All Outlier Informed
MIDD
SS2*A?f2?
? A XT FORT. 3
as been put in complete order during the past sum
nncr the travelling public. The northern tourist
i can be found South.
onH TVlpcranVi Offiee are amornr the acnuisitir
liter by letter or Telegraph.
M.
NOTICE TC
TERS AND COTTON
0
E PORT RO'
ESSING, WAREHOUSE
CEIVE ON STORAGE AND COMPRESS
.T THEIR WORKS AND YARD AT PORT
CI
s Bargains!;
^AIISTS!!! '
AT |
COOPER'S,
NG OFF HIS J
INTER STOCK,"
n
JT PRICE. "
?ED MEN
)UR INTERESTS.
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BORN&CO
R BELT COTTON GINS c
Mnrolx CO, 1887.
HOST ECONOMICAL MACHINES EVER OFFERED a
L S A Xj B .
11 all orders at short notice.
own cotton, save your seed and get more
line warranted. Call ard see them. On ex- J
BAY ST., BEAUFORT, S. C.
l Dearborn.
Patentee, Manufacturer and Agent*
FE INSURANCE GO.
?HIS, TENN., A ATLANTA, GA. ,
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ATLANTA,
Gen'l. JNO. B. GORDON, Prea't.
Gen'l. A. H. COLRUITT, Vice Prea't. '
| J. A. MOHltlN, Hect'y.
t, Supervisor of Agencies, j
1873, $1,597
1,000,000 00
r wmr A T\nvi A T~* rw* *71
LrfliVil. JL# MU 1" JM. M\> M. H M Mid 1.1 m. %
I COLUMBIA, 8. C.
THERN, Vice Pr*s't? A. II. WARING, Scct'y.
IT, S. C., BRANCH*
' US TEES.DR.
PAUL PRITrilARP,
JNO. RICH,
J. W. COLLINS,
S. n. GILBERT
P. L. WIGGIN,
GEO. WATERHOUSE,
A. S. DAVENPORT,
WM. KRESSEL,
E. SINCLAIR
II. M. STUART,
DR. 8. R. THOMPSON,
J. C. MAYO,
II. M. FULLER,
G. M. WELLS,
3EAUF0BT BEANCH.
GEO. GAGE, Vice Pres't. >1. 8TUABT, Scct'y
rt, Modloal Examiner.
G BARNWELU* )
I'l, HAMILTON, > Executive Committee.
UL PKITCUABD, j
irorcd plans. PREMIUMS received In Cash, and entitled tg
ig after 2nd annual premium is paid.
? State Board at Columbia, with advice of the auxiliary board
on furnished, and applications for INSURANCE received by
LETON STUART,
at*o. JLtfu m. o.
ra mi
Through to Augusta.
THE SHORTEST ASIMIIEAPEST ROUTE
'
?mriK? fan?
FREiGttT OR passenger**
. ? J
Get ween Charleston ana Angnsti,
Betnoen Savannah and Angnsta.
?XSD ALL FOOTS?
south: oh. wjawr'i
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1
OSES.,
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gj TRAl\* FOR BKA^ORT
3*"' Leave Clmfluiffn. SiftO A. M
m*.
?^ '.rare Cliarleaton, 0100 P. M
ILtare Anguata, 6r49 A. >1
.rare Angnita, SilO P. M
>are HarannaH, 9i30 A. M
VrriTt Kt BeAufort. !JiOO P. JJ1
rrltc nt Dranfart, llift0 P. M
iner, and the Proprietor is h'otf ready to
will find as pleasant and comfortable a
ms of the House.
M. KINGMAN
Proprietor.
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SHIPPERS. .
"ST AX.
Ift fir POWER no
IV w A V II VVij
COTTON AT THE USUAL
? ROYAL.
IAS. ROGERS
BuporlntondLozit.
QUIT CAIM DEEDS,
SUITABLE FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF
J land acquired at State or National Tax Sales
sale at thia office. tf.
A. E. OWENS'
JEW VAMASSEE EATING
AND
Refreshment Saloon
TJIfCTlOW 8. at ci. and PORT ROYAL
RAILHOAD8.
PLENTY OF Tt*fE ALLOWED FOR MEALS.
The undersigned baring leased tflfi Yemassee Eatig
Honso from Ita late proprietor, Mr. Sellers. anouuees
that great improvementa will be made In
le arrangements for supplying guests with substanal
meals upon the arrival of each train.
Good accommodations for lodging travelers will be
rovlded as soon as possible. A gentlemen's refreshlent
and waiting room will be provided, where the
est liquors will be obtainable.
The patronage of travellers is respectfully solicited
A. E. OWENS, ;
Late propreitor of the Allendale Hotel.
et.23-ly.
A. B. McGregor,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
CARRIAGE PAINTER
?AMO?
Jrainlne: & Paper Hanging.
?:o:?
Orders solicited and satisfaction guarntced.
Corner Magnolia & Bay Sts.
oct. 16-1 y.
PriooB Current
OF
Snntt A fn
VI MIIV1IJ W Wii W WW I
Commission Merchants,
?AND AGENTS for?
SEORGIACOTTON GOODS
-AND-*
Sardy's Super Phosphates.
?-{o y?
Augusta, Ga., March 18,1873.
DOMESTICS.
Unilloman Stripe* (light)....; 430 yd*...12%
" Fancy Stripe;) (dark) 480 yds... 13%
" Checfc or I'lald* 480 yds... 14%
don tour 7-8 Sliirt In us ,100 and 1,000 yd.*...10-K
" 4-4 Sheeting* -WO and 1,000 yd*...12%
" Yarns, aas'd No*. 6 to 12...80 btlnche*..1.65
Richmond Osnaburg* Stripe* 825 yd*...14%
(light) 13
rranitetille 3-4 Shirting -1.'**) yd*... 9%
7-8 " 1,000 yd*...ll%
" 4-4 Sheeting* 1,000 yd*...13
" 7-8 Prill* -....900 yd*..13%
VtigtiMa 3-4 Shirting* -125 and 850 yd*... 9%
" 7-8 Shirting* 252 and *50 yd*...11%
" 4-4 Sheeting 252 and 850 yd*...13
" 7-8 Prill* 252 and 850 yd*... 13%
Langley A 4.4 13
A 7-8 11%
? 3-4 9%
to)
EMPIRE FLOUR MILLS.
IN BARRELS AND SACKS.
!45 rrnti per Barrel le*a per Car Load.
Imperial XXXX .. SI2 50
Lily Wiiitk XXX 11 "0
Brilliant XX 10 on
Hot Cakkn X 'J 00
Rock Mill* Superfine 8 50
Bran.?$25 per ton. Sacks exlra.
Short*.?SW) per ton. do
Wkmtkun Floor in bio*.?Super, 8850; Extra.
810.00: Family. 810.50; Fancy, 811-50.
Ryk Floi r ?84.00 per Melt. (100 lb*.)
Bacon.?Shoulders, 8%; C. R. Side*. 10%.
D. 8. Meat*.?Shoulder*, 7%; C. R. Side*, 9-%; 1
l.ard.?In tierce*, 10%; keg*, 12.
Corn.?Prime White, 95*; Mixed. 90c.
Corn Meal.?95. (Sack* included.)
Rye.-81.25.
Oat* White, 70; Mixed, 70. ^
tlngnr.-Yellow, 11^; U, vi'/^; r.xtra v,
\ i\yA,
hugtr Ifnbae Syrnp -In hbla, 30; hhds, 28.
Virgin'* Salt.?g-J.10 per Sack; 10 sack* or
nnre, 82.00.
Proctor 4i Gamble'i Soap, Extra Olive,
.*4; Eras!ve, 7c.
Hardy's Soluble Pacific, 8r>0.onCa*h; 855.00
c actor'* Aeeeptance; 857250 Planter's Men.
Hardy's Phospho Prrntlan. (5VIM fuh;
>50.00 Factor'* Acceptance; 8*53 Planter's Lein.
The above nuotlon* an* wholesale. We do not. In
%uj' case, break package*. Remittances per Express
roust Ik? prepaid. Orders are tilled at Pricfc Current
the day they are received. Sight Drafts (TO New
York, rharleston, Savannah and Atlanta, placed to
credit at ]>ar.
Respectfully,
BKt.X'II, SCOTT * CO.
J. K Williams/
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Seotlfori, B. O.
Will practice in Circuit Courts of the
2d Circuit, and Trial Justioe Courta on
the Port Royal Railroad.
aeptl8-ly.
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Port Royal 9 45
4 4 Beaufort....... 10 01 lo 0? ~ TJ
tf 5 Island Tank 10 20 10 80
14 4 Hoahrook 10 40 10 40
18 8 Sheldon, 11 16 11 17
25 7 Yemaaaee,...,'. .-. 11 45 12 20
82 7 Early Branch 12 41 12 41 ".
34 2 Maul,Una...,. 12 47 12 47J
30 2 Altnuna..... , 12 53 12 S*
40 4 Almcda. 1 05 1 05 ..>?&
42 2 Varnsville..1 11 1 10 S
45 3 Hoovers 1 25 1 25
51 6 Bru n Son's.. 1 42 1 43 V*
55 4 Caiuphelltou 1 54 1 58
60 5 Allendale 2 08 2 24 *5?
64 4 Appleton 2 34 2 3t
68 4 Held or 2 40 2 50
72 4 Martins..... 8 02 8 02
76 4 Mlllett 3 14 8 14
80 4 HattlerHie. 3 28 8 20 . $
84 4 Bobbins 8 88 8 80
90 6 Ellenton 8 58 4 08 {?
Bush 4 15 4 18 * '
96 6 Jackson........... 4 27 4 28
105 0 Beech Island 8 IK) 5 00 jS
111 6 |Augusta 8 38
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Augusta J......... I 45
6 6 iteccli island ...... 7 23 7 23 51
15 9 | Jackson ,...? 7 55 7 54
Rush's 8 08 8 OR
21 6 I Mien ton 8 20 5 19
27 6 Bobbins 8 44 8 45
31 4 'Hatileville 8 67 8 67
35 4 | Millett .. 9 09 9 Of
39 4 j Martins 9 21 0 21
43 4 Bellioc.._ 9 88 9 89
47 4 Apple ton 9 50 9 Bit
51 4 Allendale 10 02 10 Of
56 5 Camhellton 10 18 10 18
60 4 Bransons 10 80 10 81
66 6 Hoovers' 10 49 10 49
69 8 i Varnsvllle, 10 68 11 03 . J
71 2 Almeda 1109 ]1 Of
75 4 Altmans .... 1121 il 21 '*,1
77 2 Mauldln's n 27 11 27 43
79 2 Early Branch 1183 }1 84
86 7 Yemaaaee 11 66 12 Vt
93 7 8he|don..< 12 48 12 40 *8* '.
98 5 Sea brook 1 19 1 10
102 4 Island Tank 1 85 1 8.1
107 5 Beaufort, 1 66 8 0(7
111 4 Port Royal, 2 16|
JA8. 0. MOORE*
Engineer A Superintendent.
Port Royal Railroad
ALL FREIGHTS FOB CHARLESTON Afffl
SAVANNAH, or going North will be receind
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, beet wees the
hours of four and six. p. M.
P. HAMILTON,
By order of J. O. Moon*, Supt. Agenb, j
|uly4-tf. -~sjj
npn 1
1200,000
MANUFACTURED MONTHLY
BV TDK
Sea Is'd Brick Lime Ce.
Construct jour building* of BRICK, mace th-nt
fire-proof, and nave the high rates of insurance no#
charged on wood buildings. Bricks do noi burn upj
bricks do not rot down.
Our Brick Kilns .
Sre located on Salt Water Creek, two miles front
Beaufoit. Vessels drawing fifteen feet of water cad
load within flfitj feet of our kilns. A single tldd
drifts boats or flats to the citj of Beaufort Or I*ort
RojaJ.
BRICKS
of an j sire or qualltj, plain or repressed, manufarf*
ured to order at short notice at Charleston and 8a?
van nab prices
Call at our office in
CROFUT'S BUILDING
Itjlv Street, Beaufort, and examine samples,!
Sea Is'd Brick & Lime Co,
June 19-1 jr.
ENGRAVING
AXD
Watchl&epairhg
P. M. WHITMAN,
IIAS Jt'ST RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT
of Jewelry, consisting of
GOLD AND NIL VER WATCIIEN,
CHAINS,
CHATELAINES, ..
KINGS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, ETfl
Alito a fine assortments of
O Zj O O 6 i
Will give his permnal attention to the repairing of
Watches, Clock* and Jewelry ; Ornamental and
plain engraving done at short notice.
( entlemcn having fine Watcbea can teat them at
tbU eatabllnhnient by one of
HOWARD & CO'SMO REGULATORS,
Jfayo'i Building, Bay DlrHlli
U< S. COlOnSSIONER
FOB
BEAUFORT COUNT1T
J. O. THOMPSON,
BoAufort, 0. Oi
W. J. TRIM.
DIALKR III
window curtains,
PAPER HANOlNOS,
LACE CURTAINS. *ml *
WINDOW DECORATIONS
'
PIANO ana . 3
TABLE COVERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
a*D HOLLANDS
PAPER HAMIG AH DECORATIWSL
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