Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, February 26, 1874, Image 3
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
nnnday, February M IM74.
POST OF KICK ilOl'KM.
Be.vi kort, s. C., Sept. 24, 1873.
t)n and after Monday Oct. 6th, offlce open fron
8:15a.m.. until 4 p.m., mall closes at 9:15 a. n
mail dolirered at 2sl0 p. m.
P. E. EZEKIEL,
Postmaster.
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DEATH OF STEPHEN C. MILLETT.
We feel that we are not gratifying a
mere idle curiosity in giving to the public
the following incidents connected
with the illness and death of Stephen C.
Millett. Wc are only replying to the affectionate
inquiries of his many friends.
He left Port Royal on Monday, February
16, and arrived in Columbia on
Tuesday the 17th, for the purpose of at
tending the meetings of the taxpayer's
convention, to which he was a delegate.
On Wednesday he comp'aincd of feeling
feverish, but did not seem to think much
of it On Thursday he showed that he
was far from well, and in the night was
very restless with a severe headache. It
was not until Friday morning that he saw
a physician. The symptoms of virulent
malarious poison rapidly developed, un- j
til on Saturday night very little hope j
could be entertained of his recovery. lie
had the best medical attention and all
that science could do was done. He had
. around h:m, also, a:tacked friends who
.-pared not hint: ro alleviate his condition.
We- eu tiot forbear an expression of
gratitude to M : > k of the Wheeler
Hou.-e, for lus kintiiie s.
Mr. Millett wa> naver more than semiconscious
during thfc last forty-eight
hours of his life. He expired at five
o'clock on Tuesday morniug.
His remains were taken to Augusta
where a special train provided by the
kitidness of President Jackson, of the
Port Koyal railroad, brought theiu to
Beaufoit on Wednesday tuorning. They
were iaid in the room of the Keadiug
Association to await the funeral services.
A meeting of citizens was held at noon
on Wednesday, and watchers were appointed
and a resolution passed to close
all places of business froui three to live
on Thursday.
The hal. an J the front of the building
were draped m mourning. The bursal
casket occupied the ccutre of the room.
The ladies of the town sent in beautiful
wreaths, crosses and boquets of natural
flowers, which were laid upon the casket.
Masonic emblems in evergreens were provided
by his brethreu of the fraternity.
During the'day the citizens of all classes
and conditions thronged the room to loo..
'" .for the last time upon one ?o long known
and appreciated in this community Hie
plate upon the casket recorded his age
as 33 years, 9 months and 14 days.
On Thursday at three o'clock the funeral
cortege loruied on Bay street, opposite
the reading room. The pall bearers,
Messrs. J. C. Mayo, Geo. Waterhouse,
P. M. Whitman, Dr. 11. M. Stuart.
1>. C. Wilson, George Gage, W. C.
Bellows, an ; II. G. Judl, placed the
casket in the hearse, and it was followed
to the Episcopal church by a procc.-sjon
of citizcus which seemed to include every
resident of the viciuity, both white
and colored, t rom Jrort ivoyai a special
train brought many attached trietida and
from up the road others came.
Tiie church wtu> thronged with people.
Rev. Dr. J. R. Walker, read the beuutifuTaud
impressive services of his church,
after which the body was committed
to the earth, by the side of his brother,
the late Rev. 11. 11. Millett.
It is safe to say that the loss of no other
man would nave cu.L-d lorth sueh a
universal expression of sorrow.
The authorities of the Fort Royal
railroad requested an the officers ana
employes that could be spared from duiy
to attend the funeral.
At l\y^ Jtayu! the feeling was peculiarly
barucsl. Tlie loss there' was felt
by each uiau to be a personal one. The
founder and bunder of the place hau
' falieu ere yei it ii :d outgrow its swaddling
clothes. *.V: business was suspended
by spoiitaiieou, auu universal consent.
The shipping, consisting oi tne .nice
Roy, DuWitt, (J. C. Kerry, Gorgia, and
Ine Annie Tibbet'.s, displayed their burning
at half uiast. The engines ot de
parting trains were draped in uiourning.
The whole population seemed to have
come to the tuneral at Beaufort, many
Walking the whole distance.
Public Meeting.
A meeting of citizens was held on
Thursday evening at the reading room,
of which J. C. Mayo was chairman, and
Geo. W. Johnson was secretary. A
committee was appointed consisting oi
J. G. Thompson, William Elliott Esq.,
and H. G. Judd, to draft resolutions in
relation to the loss felt by this community
in the death of S. C. Millett.
S*xr (Jardozo and Ins pals of the
printing ring will be attcudcd to next
week. The prostration incident to the
sad duties oi' the past two weeks will ex
cuse delay.
That Cake.
All are invited to call at Udell's new
atore to sec *' That Cake." The uofor
fortunate and importunate who don.itci
"a dollar," without being able so far, t(
get a slice oi cake, are to Ihj providet
* - ?ii?.:? ?,:n v,?
IOr. pcUU^ WIRVIIUII ? in uv iwvwnw
at the store, the proceeds oi which wil
be handed to Johnson, tor the reliel o
the auxious inquirers noticed iu the las
Dumber of the Standard. We neve
saw a handsomer cake The desigi
perfectly expresses the object of the pre
sentation. We will not attempt a de
tailed description, but reeoimiieud ever
oce to go aud see it.
a?- We hope our representative* i
. the taxpayers convention will remcmbe
the resolutions in regard, to raising souii
thing for the family of McC'aw. Let i
send a creditable sum front this count
and seud it promptly.
%?
aMvlranaM^
Proceedings of County Com mi-; loners.
Tuesday, February 24th.
adjournsd xmrnNQ.
The Board met at 4 o'clock, P. M.
All of the members presnt. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and
approved. " i
The bond of Capt. W. S. Samuels, as
pilot on St. Helena bar, was presented j
with Wui. Krcssel and George M. Wells i
as his sureties, and the same was ap- '
' proved.
An account of E. D. Washington as
Road Overseer for $9, was audited and ?
check No. 418 issued for the same on the 1
contingent fund. ,
Some discussion ensued in regard to
k/\ ronoirinor nf tlirt C!lnh Bridge on St. I 1
Helena, and Mr. Washington was di- [
rected to procure palmetto logs, hire one n
carpenter and have the bridge repaired 8
by those owing highway labor.
Caleb Doctor appeared before the a
Board with three children which have o
been under his charge for some time,
and apparently well cared for, while their
father who had deserted them now seeks m
to get them back, to avail himself of ll
their services. In the opinion of the m
Com issioncrs the children are best off, p
in Caleb Doctor's hat.d*. ,r
Adjourned to 11 o'clock, A. M. Feb- Jl
j ruary 25, 1874
Wednesday Feb. 25th.
The Board met n? 12 M. All the j*
members present. Ti<< miauls of the th
last meeting re a utid apj>roved.
Lieen-eNo 7f> wit- is:.uci i" Mr-. !i Ut
A. Firrebee. on the Oi-ettO for litre r.
months, the j.r>n?r bonds luting bee . J
ed.
The Corn miss loners in accordance with
the terms of the circular issued to Trial
Justices, refused to audit accounts connected
with tho.-?e offices until all fines
have been paid over to the Treasurer,
and the holders of those claims were t(
requeued to postpone the presentation oi cl
the same until the annual meeting of the h
Board in September.
Checks were issued on the contingent ^
fund for the following audited accounts:
B. F. Young, special constable, 811.35. "V
T.D.Lawrence, road overseer, $13.50; a'
Moses Frazier, road oveisacr, 820.50; (
Ltndou Heyward, road overseer, $7.50 ; ni
IVtcr Massey, road overseer, 820.50; K
Morris Glover, trees used ou bridge ? 111
$3 75; Rebecca Williams, Alms house
nurse, 815 ; Henry Goethe, care of paupe-.
$5; PortRoyal Commercial,stationery,
$65.50. B
The following accounts were audited
and allowed, and checks issued, as fol a
lows upon receipt of the Treasurer's
statement, showing funds on hand to
meet the same ; '
Chares Graut, road overseer, $17.50;
M. M. Kingman, dieting poor January
$137.22; Furnishing milk to child. $3. JJ
burial of pauper,87 50; Huuilton Rod- w
inson, special constable, $S; Joseph
Bobin.-on, repairing jury box, $1; M. A
W. Williams, special constable, $25: M* dl
W. Williams, Bpccial con-table, $30; \\
Rrb -c a Williams, iiu n j, 815 ; H. M . fn
Millnn, road nvcr.-ecr, 8>; B. T. Young, "
special constable, $23 ; Moses Frazier, M
sp' cial constable, $4 ; M. Pollitzer. blankets
for poor, $13; Mosts Fiazier. road 8
overseer, $2; Paul Pritchard, po t tuor. 'j!
822.50; Paul Pritchard, post morter,
.c lfi. .'i0: Pun )cv Coaxom, snecial consta
ble, 8$; A. K. Middleton, special eonstab'8.1S;
II. G. Judd, cash paid on ac-.
count of office, $19.3; H. G. Judd. cu. "
tingent aecouut, 808; Wiu. Wilson,
dieting prisoucrs Dec., $102.40; Wui. ^
Wilson, dieting prisoners Nov., 8143.60; f
Wm. Wilson, dieting prisoners January, jj
81 lo 80; Win. Wilson, summoning cor- j.
0 iter's jury. $30; Wiu. Wilson, cash paid
for postage, $3; Wm. Wilson, for exccutiou
and w . book*, 849.75; Wm. Wil- son,
C'tnv \:itg prisouers to Columbia,
$197; W 11' \\ 1 - m. couveying lunatics r
to Asylum. IIP: Walker. Evans <fc Cogswell,
sta : 01 ! SH. [' -ji'iii-i Franklin, >
watchman Jan. an ? v< !> M. M. E
K.ngiiian <i etiio |. ' -$141.90; ?
M. M. K go mat milk to
chid, $0. M. M. Luriu' ?f
p.iup '. 8.' "> >: > . ' I 1. ^ n *di- j n
ci.ie f ir.:i-i.ed Jau . . 11 . : I .'.j j
Stua-f, iimd-ei esf o'lhi l Feo. -JO. 1*>( , 1
Rebicca William-. Asm- 11 our- ( 1
Jan. 815 l'orr iloyal Couiiiie.ci ii, sta-j a
tbne $19.90: Commcnitl ?U- !
ti > -it. 11 j tv' Goethe, care of, 1
0 ti I'r. J. M. Gregory, no-t j
mot - ; *\ D. Gilbert, cash paid for j
fuel, $3.U;>, ii ojamin Franklin, watch?
- 1 f l.t:_ I
man i>o\\, jhi; oeiijauiin i-numim,
watchman, J)co., 810; Wm. Wilson, f
dieting prisoners in Feb., 8123.60. ]
Adjourned to Tuesday, March 3d, j
1874.
IS&~ The bark Talisman cleared on
Thursday for Liverpool from Port Royal 1
with 2300 bales of cotton.
The Alice Roy is loading and will be
' ready for sea in a week.
The schooner Hunter arrived on
Thursday with 500 tons phosphates.
8P?,,A bill is before the house creating
the ofhcc of timber and lumber inspector
at PoJt Royal. We consider this a useless
proceeding and hope it will be killed
SCHOOL PAY CERTIFICATES.
Rkaufort, S. C., Feb. 23, 1874
Notice is hereby given that all those
holding Pay Certificate* on District No.
1, (Beaufort Town-hip?Port Royal and
' Paris Island*,) are requested to have
them registered with the undersigned,
' preparatory to payment.
| L. S. LANG LEY,
R. K. CAliLETON.
School Trustees, District No. 1.
jj feb.27.-ft.
r THE SOITHERI ARTIFICIAL STOXE CO.
a I AF COLUMBIA, 9. C.f ARK PRKPAMNO TO
. ! v luy Side walks of Artificial Sloue, fur Walls,
\ Hearth Stones. Hath Hon*;*,'limit entirely uf stone,)
Milk Houses rll.tr Flour*, Kitchen Floors, Curb
I Stoned Floors TilfS, Flagging with letter*. Mangers |
}' for Horse We most respectfully refer to any oneuf
our work in this city. Orders can he left at the office
of the company, un I'laiu Street, next to Central Nat!
>t::tl Bank.
n Plrln side-walks, 2V$ Inches thick, gmarantccd and
the company bind themselves to keep the same in
ir Older for 50 yearn, at 25 cents ]>er sqnare feet, by the
1,0U(> l'e-jt. At 27 and 28 cento fur less than 1,000
!* square feet. Curb Stone, (CXJoml) 5 cents per square
foo;.
19 Kncluae stamps for pamphlets to
^ SCULLiLXN jKK ARTIFICIAL STQKK CO,
fcb.12-41. . Columbia. S. C.
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Sheriff's Sale^
John Foster Endorser, n. 8. H. Wallace, Ex'eor
8. II. Wallace, In his own right
By virtue ofsundry writs of/im'/aci<u to me directed,
1 will sell at public out cry In front of tny office
In the Town of Beaufort, on the first Monday o<
March, being the second day of said month, between
the legal hours of sale the following property to wit:
All the right title and Interest ofS. H. Wallace,
Executors of the estate of John Wallace, Ib and to
>11 that plantation or tract of land situate lying and
teingln the County of Beaufort and Bute of South
rerolina, containing five hundred and sixty-five
503) acres, more or less. Terms cash.
ALSO.
All the right, title and Interest of James House, in
iml to all that plantation or tract of land situate, lynx
and being in the County of Beaufort and State
>f South Carolina, containing three bnodred (300)
teres, more or less. Terms casht
ALSO
sabclla Chevera, Ad'mr. of Charles Chevem, vs
Frank White and Charles White.
On the premised of Frank White, on the Savanah
back river In Beaufort County, in the State oy
outh Carolina, on Monday, the the fourth day of
larch, 1874, the following property, to wit:
Two hundred bushela of rough rice (uotrhashed,)
nd eight hundred bushels of rough rice. Terms
tab.
ALSO.
Mary M. Farr, Ad'mr., vs. James Torcher.
All the right, title and interest of James Porehcr, in
nd to all that planUtlon or tract of land sitnate, lyig
and being in the County, and State aforesaid,
inUining four hundred and ninety-five (405) acres,
ore or less, levied upon as the property of Jsme,
orvher, at the suit of Mary M. Farr, aduit'x., this
act to be sold at the risk of the former purchaser,
imes Porchcr. Terras cash.
ALSO.
Exeklel Stokes, vs. II. J. Snider.
, ? a ai>i??i uiowMi nf *TT J finidcr. In
AH me riffm, iiwc ?uwiuh.i%*.h ,
id to all that plantation In I'wjdcs Township,
nufort County, con lain I up throe hundred and
Irty-five (33.))acres, more or less. Terius csuh.
ALSO,
All the rlpht, title and interest of J E. Nix. in ami
one e -rr 1 hor^e, levied upon as tl.e piopoiy T.l.
Ni . :ii the suit of Chas. N. Wosi, Assignee. Terms
sh.
\VM. WIL.SON,
8. 11. C.
.Notice to Claimants
Whu hate filed Claim* before
V. s. CLAIMS COMMISSION. m
I returned this day to Brunson, S. C-,
> continue the examination of suclt
aims a> may be brought bef re tue
ere. 1 de-ire as- ntnch as possible to
insidcrthe convenience of claimants in
utermiuing the place for taking testilony.
On Friday, March 3, I will be at
arnsville, P. R. R., to remain as long
i my services may be reqtii xd there,
Tier which, I will visit Ycmassee orsu' h
iher points as ntHy suit, the greatest
umber of claimants in each vicinity,
very claimant should make appointlents
with me before bringing wjtne& e ?
Respectfully submitted,
THEO. W. PARMELE,
Special Com. forU. S. Com. Claims.
runs-on, S. C., Feb. 21 (*/?.
fob. 29.
Administrator's Notice.
w. b. davis, administrator of tub esisr.
of Samuel H. Barlier, *111 *'11 at the Court
mis?, on Monday, Feb. 2d the following poninna
vrpcrty, l?y order of the i'rohsfe Judge:
One schooner, (10)^ ton.) ami tackle; 37 yard canis;
17 yar 1. canvas No..10; One Walthain Watch
ne Cornet; One Smith * Wesson revolver; besides
earl ug apparel. Term's cash.
J. a. Rhodes, administrator of the estate ofW. E.
lliuan, u ill sell at public outcry, during the legal
jura of sale, at the late residence of J. K. Alimsti,
ceased, near Crocketville, in Beaufort county, on
Ydncsday the 18th day of February instant, the
Rowing personally, to wit: Three horses; six cate;
two hogs; finy-niiie bush "Is of corn; one tlmuind
pounds Idudea. together with other effects of
lid estate. Terms ash.
A.S. Hitehcoek, administrator of the estate of R/
Bennett, gives the customary notice to all having
aims to reuder their accounts to hiiu at Ills office in
<aufort.
Tax Notice.
Office, Tax Coi.lf.ctor,
Town of Bjaufort,
February 17, 1874.
This office will be open from 9 a. in.,
0 2 p. m., and from 3 p. m., to 6 p. m.,
or the receipt of town taxes, until the
irst of March, after which date the 25
ler cent penalty will he added.
S. P. GILBERT,
Town Tax Collector.
For Sale*
PIIE PHOENIX IRON WORKS HAVE FOR
SALE the following ENGINES, BOILERS and
IACHINEKY. Will he sold cheap lor cash:
1 New Eight-Horse Power Portalile Engines and
(oiler, (Cyliuder o by 10,; complete for steam, hut no
r heels.
1 New Twvnty IWse Power Horizontal Engine,
yliuder 10 by 18.)
1 New Eight-Horse Power Portable Roller, (Loccjotlve.)
t N. w Rti-ain Winch to hoist 1,000 pounds.
1 N--w saw .Mill, Wood Frame with Sh-incb San,25
-.1 Carriage, and 50 feet of track, with I Head
flocks, a gout bargain.)
2 New ivghlceu-luch Circular Saw Benches, with
law.
u in*|iectiun solicited when Information as to
ice will it. given, on application at this office.
1'llfKffIX BOX WORKS;
Charleston, S. C.
WANTED.
5CIT00NKRS TO LOAD PHOSPHATE
rock at Bull River and Charlesx?n,
for Baltimore and Orient, L. I.
Apply to
CAMPBELL k WYLLIE,
Accommodation Wharf,
Feb.l2,tf. Charleston, S. C.
NOTICE.
State and County Taxes.
cot.nty tkbasntkb's office, 1
coukt II 'i sk Beaufort, 8. C. /
For the eonveio ru*. of Tax |Miyem I will be at thr
following nnined pi e n In the County to facilitatIhe
collection of i v s for the year 1873:
llrahanivillo, February 17th.
Hardecville, " 18ih.
Snvnun.h. Sheriff*: Office, 19lli.
Serfven Ferry. Hot li.
Oakland, New River, ' HI t,
i tin ri). m ' ya?l
Hilton Head, " 27tl.
t.r .. .Hl.l. iloLUt.V
feb.11-2t. County Treasurer llcaufort County.
"Aiiurimox sutnkw
yoek, January 15th. 1874.
Sir:
Your attention is <-alletl to the following decisiot
anil report iu a suit recently instituted against a |?ir
ty who endeavored to infringe my Patent for lavinj
Artilicia Stone Pavement, vis:
Front Oik "National Republican," Waihinyton, I). C
The Scliilliuffrr Pavement?Injnnctioi
Case.
The case of SckiflLitftrrt. t!s PorOanttS'One O mpnn
was ealleil for final hearing on Saturday, when i
perpetual injunction was granted by .1 o<i:e wykif
liulilinir the Ivpfity t'ourt, restraining the defendant
from using the .Schiitingcr Patent, for laying shir
walks of Portland tvmeiit. Tlie defendant claims
that tlie patent wan invalid, aud that the inventioi
had l?en extensively used iu lntmpe and litis coun
try for many years past. The testimony for lb
prosecution rttectuaHy proved the contrary. Til
decree of the court decides finally the validity of th
patent.
The patent for S. Is for laying the sidewalks i
detaelied Mocks, with laf-paper, or Its eijnlvalen
between the joints, which prevents cracking of th
sani".
The esse was ably argued by the respective cour
seln, Mr. Frank Trigg, tor the complaint, and M
Samuel Phillips, for tlie respondent.
The dicislon establishes the Kehilliinrer the on)
legitimate patented cement pavement. That la
capital footway, notwithstanding heat and front, '
shown in the sjilcndld specimen which wm lib
months ago, in front af the St. Cloud Hotel, cotdi
Minth ana F. streets.
Very reapect/uily voors,
j. j. Scmrtnront,
Patentee.
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THREE TRAHS OAIM FRO]
Obarlostoii.
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Savannah, and f w
Aususta.
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Evciy apartment of this House has befcn p
entertain in the most hospitable manner the i
home to spend the winter months as^an be fi
Livery Stable, Billiard Halls, Croquet and '
Rooms may be secured for the winter by le
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SHIP MASTER
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COTTON GOMFRESSE
ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE <
RATES, AT THE I
Bargains I
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JOHN CO<
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SELLING O
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AT COST
i COLORE
LOOK TO YOUK
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DEARBOI
HAND and POWER 01
Patented Maro
TIIESE GIJS ARE THE BEST AJfD MOST ECO
p o n & j
I am prepared to fill all c
Colored men you can gin your own cot
money for your crop. Every machine warn
hibition at
BENNETT'S STORE, BAY v<
Wyman 33
Oct.9 73. I
S. M. WALLACE, "
Cotton Factor
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GRIST MILLER,| |
Wliolmle lit-nlrr In I ^
P-PiTU RflMTWY MEAT. PTT.I1 PITH. I
UllttiH. 11UU1UI 1 | uuiuuj tuuvg >
Bi;a Island Cotton
Bought, Ginned and prepared for market.
Advances Made on Consignments
Having the best machinery for gimiiiie
cotton and grinding corn and meal, lie iprepared
to execute all orders on the
shortest possible notice.
The highest price paid for
Cotton and Corn.
Cotton ginned on toll. jan.T.
pacific euAin an
(CAPITAL 81,000,000.)
Soluble Pacific Guano.
I rvilUS ct'.tXO >' vow so WELL known in all
M tie; Souther furits reuiakarbl r-cis
asail agency p.r' ; -?! I " . :l? i;,
not to require sj*" imm*'. u::i ion from !inse
for right y ars |-a*t has established its character ,
for reliable excellence. The large fix?xl capital invested
by the Company In thU trade afford* the
surest guarantee of the continued excellence of tlii>
( (iuano. The supplies put into market this sown
are, as heretofore, j>rc|iarod under the super) literdence
of I?r. .St. Julian Itavenal, Chemist ot tlx- ''
Company, at Charleston, 8.43. llencc planters may
' rest assured that Its quality and conqiosiliou is pre
I clsely the same as that heretofore sold.
J. X. ROTtSON; n
Selling Astltt, Charleston, S. C.
'' JOHN 8. UKKSK A CO.,
A
^ (ioneral Amenta, Italtinmrc. \
a Terms?St" ra h: S">3 time, without Inter*-M.
j To accommodate planters, they can order now and
II havcuntlf 1st of April to deckle tet to whether the;
i- will take at time or cash price. When delivered
? from the factory by the car load, no dravage will Ik- h
e chatted. H
Acid Phosphate, Onano, fconc Plaster, Ac., always "
on hand, qualty guaranteed.
<J J.N.RORSOX, 0
i- To holders of County Paper. (|
All persons having claims againt the
J oounty who are unwilling to dispose of ,J
is the same at a discount are requested to t
*? communicate with the undersigned.
Alfrkd Williams,
Beaufort, S. C. J
Jan. 1.1 mo. ? ' * '
otfort, S
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't ^ .^',3
ut in complete order during the past su
travelling public. The northern touris
nidii Sooth.
Telegraph Office arc .among the acriuLeit
iter or Telegraph/
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DTICB T<
S AND COTTOI
PORT RO
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JN STORAGE AND COMPRESS
It WORKS AND YARD AT POR
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largains!
.INS!!!
OPER'S,
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PER STOCK
Jf XluJL\^JLJa
0 MEN
, INTERESTS.
2 N & CO LT
COTTON GINS
la. 20, 1007.
'30Xir.lL S.lfMISES EVER OFFERED
IIj B .
rrde-rs at short notice,
ton, saVo your seed and get more
intcd. Call nrd see them. On ex
ST., SEAl/FORT, S. C.
ear"born.
hifentoe, M.iniifnrturor and Agent.
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9, ItiiilderiJhrtkcw J7td Supplies, VoaHcngr, \
(Rr&chthJ/rwrlt RiiL B&hutm, Mint Gmjkt, \
SLilejnd VirileMintlcs;flooriiiilJmn. \
} Tilu:o;Whitr Pine, WibvalKuuyLimit/} \
t Cabinet Makers fwt\focdj,&e* \
i MWorkWwaM. \
j LOWEST PRICES. *
Send for Price LUt?
JI.H. HALL & CO, 2
Jftnafiutarrrt ft Realm*. C
2/4; 0, 8, 10. Market St reed. JS
22Z>, 225, Bast Ban' * .
CHARLESTON, S.C. J
: I ; lln ? to net of In ili<* rear
I, b\ ! M. Hull ?t Co,, in offi1: L',-riri.u of Con
- 11 * i.in ht *1.
Tnet EJ \ r'?fL
fj XWVW I v v-'7
A spli'Sulld slix.!: ol
|;V <i!*K?fiS,
< i.<n mxo,
HATS A CATS.
<jUOt KICKS.
iiAi:i?'A*Ann.
ClTKKllY,
UOf'KI'PV,
Tt'HA rcn,
i\>:< I'D TIOXA!!!!?,
TIN W A UK, Ac., Ac.,
t the store of
F. W. SCHEPPER,
Biry Mrtft, III ml of So. ' ? Dork,
I1M1 lie will *-ll lowi t ITian any tn'oT *tor*!i
l!AITr?i!tT. joA.4-iy
A >S IUvknphkt, deals in aii kind
fgame, fi.-li, turtle, claw* and tin
ingle oysters None but the very bes
uality is wanted If you have veuisoti
iuuks, quails, turkeys, fine poultry, fish
Asters, go to the Express office and ge
he cash for them deo 13 tf.
qriT CAM DEEDS,
rjUlTABLE FOB THE CONVEYANCE 0
7 land acquired at State or National Tax .tali
sale at thU o*lc? ^ tf.
* ^
;om&, 8
S. GTIlliTfi
fr'oR UluAtfc'ORf
? ?v.- fchnrlr.lrtn. 81IO A. M
l.i iitj C'hurl?iitun< 0!00 P. JM
li??rc Ai>g?i?t'i.' CliJ A. M
I.rare A n^nnlH, itiid P. At
Uuvf Nuvannah, 1)1.10 A. W
Arrive at Ifcanfort* JilOO & M
irrive at Uraufortf II I'M) P. 31
j
miner, and the Proprietor is now rcgdy to
it will find as plcasaut and comfortable a
ions of the House/
. M. KINGMAN
.?
Proprietor.
Z> V
SHIPPERS.
N6 & POWER 00.,
I COTTON AT THE USUAL
-T ROYAL.
HAS. ROGERS
Superintendont.
A HALF CENTURY
PASTORAL SERMON
BY TUB
REV JOS. R. WALKER, D. D.
BKCtOR OF
ST. BELEI.l CBl'KCU, BEAUFORT, S. CCIIUIST.MAS.
1873. "
Printed by request of the Vestry.
FOB SAL.K AT
DR. H. E STUARTS DRUG STORE.
nd at the office of the
PORT ROYAL COMMERCIAL.
Prio? BO Cents.
* ' - - i ^ A|*A oliAtrn
Sent Dy man on recej|n, u* w? ?wi?
price by addressing
J. G. THOMPSON,
Office Commercial, Beaufort, S. C.
THE EMPIRE
ESTT1I COMPRESS CO.
HaTC one of Ibeir magnificent
Cotton Compresses
in operation at
Port Royal, S. C.
for compressing cotton for Foreign
shipments. For further information,
apply to
JOHN W. WALLACE,
! President, Augtrsta,
JOSEPH QSAHA11,
Superintendent, Port Roval.
And to the President and Superin
tendent of the Port Royal railroad at
Augusta, Geo. janl.
EDGAR G. NICHOLS
SURVEYOR
DRAUGHTSMAN & CIVIL ENGINEER.
Depot; to the Sorccyor (corral.
(In* lira n Corporation Knglnerr In fonr
'llfTeri-nl cltlca, and gl vru n. t lafuctIon
In fTrrycnoc. I? thoroughly convrraant
with the government aurvrya. In thla
rlrlnlty.
i)ITirp ror. 8(Ij and B st. Bfanfort, S.
A. B. McGregor,
HOUSE, SIUX, AMI
CARRIAGE PAINTER
?A f-SO?
Graining & Paper Hanging.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Corner Magnolia & Bay Sts.
oct. Ifi-lv.
TlTwiuir
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Beaufort, S. O.
? AtWill
practice in Circuit Courts of the
2d Circuit, and Trial Justice Courts on
.tho Port lloyal Itailroad.
sept. 18-1 y.
A.E.OWENS'
NEW YAMASSEE EATING
AND
? ? ? j A i
Refreshment baioon
JfjrCTlOX 3. rfi r.'uncl PORT HOYAI
raii.koadm.
ruTNTY of tl^7Tai.].( >\vft> for m?ai?.
T!ip nmlerdgncd !inriuj( laaacil lYnnssnee lint
' inu House ffon? it? Uto proprietor, Mr. Selkr, an
- n wince* tint great improvements will tic made ii
M tlit! arrangements fur snppl] ing guest* with sulwtan
C tint meal* upon the Arrival of each train.
Go kJ acconimudat tons for fodgimt I ravc.lora wit I b
, provided as soon as i-wdMe. A geiMJcnion'i refresh
( ment and wailing room will bo provided, where th
beat liquors will be obtainable.
The patronage of travellers is rospectfbUy solicit*
A. R OWKH8,
Late prnpreitor of tba AtlendaJe Hotel
octSS-lf.
P ?? ?
* 'WJKT'AhJTKT* ?A geart -rartrobe aad a bank a
' Apt>!y?t tb'softca
TUMMULl
Through to August*
THE SHORTEST JM> CHEAPEST lOHfll
?KUUEIi ?OK?
freight or 1'asfti: jofefirf/
Between Charleston end Angnsti*
Between Savannah and Aagnita.
^-asd LtUivixn? ,
south on witUitfi
VP DA Y rASSKXOER.
%i ; : '
0 *s
x r
'+ z .
2 * ?
% 8 6 xamjc op stations. Arrit* lmt*
1 is * " _s_?
_ Port
Royal ........... #
4 4 Beaufort, ..... ..... 10 01 la*. 9
5 bland Tank TO 16 X# M
14 4 IHeul.rook _ 10 44 1* 44
18 5 SheWon - U 14 U IT
15 7 Yenuuaee, ? u 45 |? 4
32 7 Karlv ITrarch 1141 11 4i
54 2 Mauldina ..... 12 47 12 4?
36 2 Altmaua. 12 51 It M
40 4 Alraeda 1 06 10.
42 2 Varnsrille... 1 ii . 1 U
45 S floorer* _ 1 IS J tg
51 6 BruusoD'*.................... 142 .14*
M 4 rampholltOD .j. I 54 ITS
60 6 Allendale. 2 08 | |5 * ?
64 4 ApiJeton... ..... 2 34 iQ
68 4 Hold.*..... * 2 46 2 63
72 4 Martina ....... I 04 IK 1
76 4 SII1H-U:. S 14 4 lj
80 4 IlatUerllle. 4 26 IC
84 4 R/tbblne .. S ? I F a
90 6 Kllenton. ---V-ft,. 5 64 4 6r
? . to* ?* ?? ?r.
96 6 Jack von 4 17 4 ?
105 9 Beech Islaud 5 04 I W
111 6 |Aupti?(a 5 44 ' .
? ? ?' I.
jas. o. moore. a
Engtnoer k Snpc Aitatdent *.
"Port Boy&i llailroad
ISTotioO.
All freights for charlestoh ato
SAVANNAH, or going North will to mil il
an Mondays, Wednesday* and Frldays, best ween the
hours of four and six P.M.
T. hamiltpn^
By order of J. 0. Moots, 3uf>(.
jiiW*-tr.
imjjmii
200,000
KAXUFACTUBED KONYSLV
*t nfn
Sea Is'd Brick If.31 1l
Coostruct your buildings Of BRICK, nut ttoflf
fl re-proof, and aare the high rates of inmate no#
charged on wood buildings. Bricks do not burn p(
liricka do not rot down. _ .
Our Brick Kilns
are located on Salt Water Creel, two mils* tram
Reaufoit. Vcaaela drawing fifteen feet of water cSq
load withlif fifty feet of our kttns. A aingie lid
drUta boats Or fttts to tho city of Beaufcrt to fOt4
Royal. - 4>
BRICKS
of any aixa or quality, plain or repressed, maruitoi*'
ured to order at short notice at Charleston and Ito*
rannah prices
Call at our office In
CROFUT'S BUILDIlfC
Bay Street, Beaufort, and examine il/tfprea,*
Sea Is'd firick Lime Co#
JunMJMrr
[ENGRAVING
AND
Watch .Repairing
P. M. WHITMAK/
HAS Jl'ST RECEIVED A FINE AmOtrhiOCi
of Jewelry, conitls ing of
GOLD AND SILVER V?A#CHffc
CHAINS, .. 7 .. .
1 KINGS^LEEVE BUTTONS, ETC/
AIsO a fine assortments of
c Ij o o b: 0
Will giro his personal attention to the repair*** of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry ; OrnauMoUl and
,.i .in ..ti.rrarlne done at short notice.
, ?? ?
Gentleman having flue Watches can teat than ar
this establishment by one of
HOWARD & CO'SSOT RflJtHlfflffi,
llayo't BatldUn, Bay ttraat
"uTsrttlOtiSSIONER
vo?
BEAUFORT CGtftfTY "
J. 0. THOMPSON,
w
33oaufort, IB . O4
G. PTGARDINER
DEALER IX
anooBHiai tdf
LIPRS, DRY PES, SHOES, 16
| Hilton Head, s- c.
Cotton Ginned and Corn Groandat tW
above place.
?- - . ? - ,* ?1. t
Grist, .bread ana ireea,
1 Always on band. For cash .all order#
will bo promptly attended tcr.
| IMPROVED BU1LDI96 KlIMfIL
nnatcit CTrficr. of the Somnaui . )
. AKT.VRT.H, Bronte fmrPAwr, >
gull'moia, Si , February 8, 1874. )
The cfttten* orftraufbrf it*I vicinity an Inform*
that wo ere pivyerwi Bi enter Into contracts wttlr
- por>oiM wh??r*<l?iroiw otbtlMlrjt ehetp tad de
ilnkbw litooscCof Artlfletal Stone or Concrete. 8aUt
a Iiouiwb we nolJ In conm-r ami attaint ? / fmt
i- fcctly fire proof, (:Ifu sJrtu? all firf AjwVttdrW
s noo-abaorhnnt rf Pauup or Hodfca, Btonsv
c Factor!en, Milk Uooaca.-AMh Huomc, OntW Sott.'
i- en,Buricl VOuWf, <(< ? can be baltt oat of tkb nut*
. rial >t ou -third the prlco of atone. and eqaoflr m
darablr, lien. Q. A. liUmore, Kntfneer In ChfcT at
the V. & A., ??y?, that at the expiration, at Me Ml
d If taken 120 tone to crtiah onn>qaare lack rflhi Mr/
We aw prepared to cont nettor balldiaf, Uim
grentorcotf. BoOdinp of tkla BMtoWnniim w?
iff, (Br'eV and Wood d - and wlB lut looter
tlan Good Bricks of I'mue buUdlea, For pfphkM
- ortpedcfHtlowa artdrto>1
- SOUTIILnK AHm iCIAi-BTOyf OOf
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