Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, March 12, 1874, Image 3
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Thursday, March U 1M74.
POST OVFICK IIOURN.
Beaufort ?. C., Sept. 24. 1873.
On and After Morula* Oct. 1th, office open from
3:13 A. iff'., until I p.m., mail closes at 9:15 a. u
tlail delivered at 2:10 p. ni
> E. E7EKIEL.
l'(?t>na?ter.
jKcf On isaturday la^t. the time for
paying taxes without the penalty expired.
The people appear to have paid
up very well, but there are still many,
especially among the colored people, who
have incurred the ttaeoty per cent penalty
by their delay cr inability to pay. The
treasurer promtly handed the books
^ ondifnr who is at Work
UVC1 \AJ hue hmm-.*.
adding the penalty.
Firemen's Parade*
By drtbr of Chief Engineer II. M.
the fire department paraded ior
drill and inspection on Monday.
Washington Engine Company turned
out with twenty-three members, under
their foreman A. 8? Davenport. They
frere dressed in their new uniform, and
looked very handsomely. Union Engine
Company, Wm. Mitchell, acting foreman
appeared with twenty-six men in the
ranks. Their aprcarance was very creditable
to them. The Hose Company had
but five members out.
The Hook and Ladder Company had
fifteen in line, undercommand of Gabriel
Parker foreman. The men and apparatus
seemed in excellent order.
During the drill it became evident that
the department would be but a poor defense
against a large fire. Seven lengths
of hose bursted during the trial. New
hose must be provided if we expect the
companies to be of any service in time of
danger.
The Port Royal Docks, Warehouse,
andBankiug Company, recently
chartered by the legislature, was the
Subject of a public meeting at Port Royal
on Monday last. Mr. 'Pete* Papin expin
ned the objects of the com[mny to be
the development of business at our new
port and enlarged upon the facilities
which with proper development will
soon attract a great trade here. Subscriptions
were nude to the capital stock
to the a ount of nearly ten thousand
dollars. The company will first direct its
energies and means to the purchase of a
steamer to ply between New York and
Port Royal.
Professor Holuics' Lectures.
We are sure our citizens will be pleased I
to learn that Prof. F. S. Holmes, the
eminent naturalist and lecturerofChaileston,
S. C-, will bettver a course of scientific
lectures at the Sea Island Hotel on
Thursday and and Friday evenings ol the
Jrr'escnt week. The subject selected are
''Whdl Heology has to*tell of the earth
and ir> inhabitants,' and " Rock Splint-j
crs" or "Do you ku-'"v whit audi
i
Both of these lectures wiil be illustrated
by meaii9 of Prof. II >lmcs patent
binoptric lanterns, "wllic-h produce trans"
paranoics eight feet squafc. Over one
hundred|ofJthese illustrations will begiven
during the lecture. We hope our citizens
generally will avail themselves of the
the opportunity of attenJing this scries
of first class lectures.
The young people, and especially
students will gain much valuable Information?imparted
in the way which
Cannot fail to impress the subject deeply
upon their minds In fact, all who want
to be amused and instructed at the same
time should attend.
Tickets may be had of the committee.
Coal at Port Royal.
We call attention to the advertisement
in another column which offers to a 1
using coal on these waters, an excellent
article at a price much less than has been
heretofore demanded in our neighboring
cities. The Sewanee mines are famous
for producing the best qualities of bituhiinous
coal, very free from sulphur and
of the highest steam producing power.
tSf The South Carolina Legislature
promises to adjourn on Saturday next,
subject to the call of the presiding officers
of the two houses. We cannot conceive
of any possible danger to the State which
Would warrant those officers iu calling
such a body together again
Webster's Unabridged, New Illustrated
Edition.
.As the traveler at the eternal city gazes
wuh rapture upon the wondrous dome,
and upon each recurring vi it beholds
something new. some new feature he had
not seen before, so it is with the student
of Webster. The oftener one turns over
its almost em I less pages, uio more ins
admiration is challenged. It would he
superfluous to speak in detail of the
merits of this great work; yet it would
be impossible to say a word too muck in
its j raise.
Brunson Incorporated.
The act to incorporate the town of
Branson was ratified on Saturday lust.
Fifteen months ago it had but one building,
an ancient looking log cabin; a! out
that time the .'uterprising firm of l'aul
& Webb opened a >tore in it. From this
begining the place rapidly improved.
Stores, dweilin s. ohu'ch". an academy,
steam mills, etc., have gaiiu-i<-d there.
It is, in fact, the large i and most prosperous
settlement on the lite of the Port
Royal railroad, to which, of course, it
dwes itfs existence.
Very fc\f years more of such |?fd?<pcrity
will be needed to place it in the frout
rank of the towns of the State, most of
which had the Wealth and prestige ol
antebellum times, both to bnild and
cherish them.
OaT" New Hamphire, on Tuesday,
elected a democratic governor by over
9m* thousand majority.
q m
DIED.
in fieaufort, March 4th, of Typhoid fcver Li
A. wife of ( apt. (j. 11. Forbes, of the schooner U<
gia. Mrs. Forbes, accompanied her husband on
trip from New York to this place, intcuding to
with him to tho West Indies, where he is now hot
Her illness was very sudden and proved fatal in a
days. Capt Forbes desires us to return his tha
to the citizens of Beaufort for tho kindness *h<
during his affliction and, to the kind lady
watched so carefully over his wife during her
hours.
SCHOOL FA K.MS NOT OPENED '
REDEMPTION.
The following letter explain^ itself:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, )
OmcEnrfiiii "KiNtKEV A
Washington, Feb. 20. J
To W. R. CnOUTMAN,
Collector, 2d District, Charleston, S. C.
SIB:?
You are informed that this office has decided, t
jands set apart as school farms are hot redeems]
under the act of June 8th, lfcTi, nor lauds s t apart
naval and military purposes, under the instruct!
of the President, dated Sept. 16,1863.
This decision has beeu arrived at, after a can
review of the provisions of section 7, of said act, I
you will inform all parties interested that furt
legislation from Congress will be necessary bet
'he lauds in question can be redeemed.
roMtiectfullv.
j. m. d. neolan,
Commiasionci
VEMAiSEK, S. c., Maah 4th, 1874
Mr. J. g. Thompson :
Dear sir:
Will you ploftw inserl a notice In you paper of i
meeting and election of officers of a Base Ball ci
at the Town of Branson, on the Port Poyal r.
At a meeting on the night of the 4th iust. the folk
ing gentlemen have been elected officers of the b
Star Base Ball club of Bruuson:
w. a. Searcy, President;
s. w. Mole, Treasurer.
John v Bowling, Secretary.
w. m. Ulmer, Corresponding Sccry.
flay Our young friend Ileury Polli
ser left on the Alice Roy, for a voyaj
to Amsterdam. He is tlu intelligent ai
enterprising youth who carries with hi
the best wishes of all for his success
life. We wish him a safe voyage.
?The following bills of local intcrc
have passed the General Assembly:
To allow D. F. Anpleton to ere
wharves upon any property owned 1
him at Port Royal, and to collect what
age; to amend the charter of the town
Beaufort; and to incorporate the Pij
Creek Church.
Marine News.
Sailed, March 8th, British bark All
Roy, for Amsterdam, with 1800 bales
upland cotton.
March 9th, bark 'J. Sargent, J. 1
Lcightou, master, from Bull river wii
phosphates to London.
Ai rived, March 10, at Beaufort, t
bark Helen Campbell, to load phospha
rock from Marine and Rivet Compai
for London.
The Tax Levy for 1874.
law for 1X74 n;i?ed the le
1 liU UIA ?V?J ?? -v.. - |
Mature as lbllows: Salaries, oue at
; one-quarter mills; penal institutions, 01
; ami one-quarter mills; public school
two and three-quarter uiilL; printiii
oue-thiid ol a mill; interest public del
two mills; deficiencies, two and one-1hi
tuilN; legislative expense, otic uiill; cou
| ty expenses, three uitlis; total, three at
I eleven-twe.ltli of a
News Items.
?The Cuban revolutionists seems
be exhausting the power of Spain.
? Two negroes fought a duel at Sai
bar Ferry, itestr Augusfa, on Saturd
last. One of them named Blair, w
shot in bodi legs.
?A civil war is in progress in Japa
?The British have captured Corn:
sic in Ashantee after a severe light.
?Millard Fil'more ex-president of t
United States died o"u Monday, at 1
home in Buffalo.
? Gla stone lias resigned the leadi
ship of the Liberals iu the English hot
of Commons.
?Ex-president Baez has been arrest
in New York, for conspiring against t
life, lihertv and wealth of Davis Ilati
a citizen of Connecticut while Bucz w
president of St. Pomiugo.
?The women's prayer crusade agiit
the rumshops has exteuded to every pi
of the northern, western and some of t
southern states. Meetings arc being h
in the churches of New York* l'hilad
phia, St. Louis and Chicago to prepi
for action in those cities. It is genera
feared that the devil will be too strong
be prayed out of those cities.
?Eight persons were burned to <lc;
iu a railroad disaster near Montreal.
?The Tichcbornc claimant has b(
convicted of perjury, and sentenced
fourteen years transportation. The ti
has cost the British government over c
million of dollars.
An enraged traveller, one of your f
tidious fellows, writing home from t
far West, says: "Descending to the 1
room, I took my turn at a tin wt
basin, with a cake of yellow soap, a
dried myself oh a musty towel hung 01
brootu. A bootjack and a lean dog
;? tin* miiMIc of the floor, the chairs 1?;
us;o ccasod to l?o quitdrupods, discouif
is kinir, and dirt is priuic minister.
pacific evm cri
(CAPITAL $1,000,000.)
Soluble Pacific Guano.
rgV?fis<H*.*XO!SNoWS" >V'"KI. kni.nnir
2 tliu Southern St a to; fur I ! ikarhleetf
I as an agency for increasing tli< :? i la!?>r
nut In require speeial recounu tidal i n innu us.
use fur eight years past ha* e?tal>r.li ' i'* a
I for n'liabl-exct Ib-m o. Tin I:.r_ I. . u|iitul
vested by the t'ompany in this Iran alb rds
I surest guarantee of the ei.ntinmd exe.-ll
| Guano. The supplies | ut into ni.rk.t this s.-a
are. a* heretufure. prepa-. d endcr the superim
i de|K'( cT |?r. St. .luli ii. f . . -icil, { lieinist of
I ( oinpaiiy. at ( harVsloi-' - < lienee planters i
' rest assured that lisi|tial'ii ..ml euiii|iusitiuli is]
cisely the same as that h sold.
J N. ROBSCN;
Selling Agent. Charleston, S. i
JOHN S. ltKF.SK A CO.,
' General Agents, llaltiinoi
Terms?$4S ea-li: $18 time, without interest.
T<iaecnuinio>late jilanters, they can order now
have until 1st oT April tt> deciJe as to whether t
will take at time or cash price. When dellvi
from the factory by the car load, no drayage wil
charged.
Acid Phoaphate, Guano, Bone Plaster, Ac., al?
on band, qualty guaranteed.
,, * J.N.ROBSO.
Auction Bale.
Ills*
*" " The Sloop Elizabeth Millet* of f
^ Royal, will be sold at Hilton Head,
iDd. R- c. Mclutyre, at public auction to
fcw highest bidder, on Monday, the 6th da;
"k* April, 1874. She is 24 feet keel, 8 1
w!l beam and 3 feet deep. Terms cash.
1;" R. C. MoInttrk,
Auctioneer
i o TO HOLDERS OF COUNTY CHEC
Or Audited Claims,
Prior to November 1, 1872.
In accordance with the provisions o
" joiut resolution authorizing the Cou
Commissioners of Beaufort County
h*t levy a special tax," approved Feb.
t?ie, 1873, and the act to amend the sai
f?r approved the 29th day of January, A.
1874, sealed proposals will be received
ifui this-office from parties holding checks
audited claims contracted prior to I
0^. veuiber 1, 1872, until Tuesday, tne
day of April, at 12 o'clock, noon,
which time said bids will be opened, a
r the board of County Commissioners \
draw orders on the Treasurer to t
i. amount of one thousand dollars in fai
of the person or persons who shall hs
offered the largest per centum discot
ub, on their checks or audited claims.
r' Proposals must be addressed to t
,w- chairman of the Board and endors
me ' ' Proposals for settlement of past iude
edncss of Beaufort County. *
P. PRITCHARD, M. D.
GEO. WATERHOUSE,
County Commissione
Attest: S. D. Gilbkrt, Clerk.
Beaufort, S. C., March 3, 1874.
?c
id Wanted to Purchase
.m A tract of timber land, a good site for
'D Mill on the Port Royal Railroad.
Address,
st GEO. A. BENNETT,
mar.5-2U Port Royal.
ct SCHOOL PAY CERTUTCATES.
^ Beaufort, S. C., Feb. 23, 1874
0f Notice is hereby given that all the
holding Pay Certificates on District IS
1, (Beaufort Township?Port Royal a:
Paris Islands,) are requested to ha
them registered with the undersignc
ce preparatory to payment,
of L. S. LANGLEY,
R. K. CARLETON.
0. School Trustees, District No. 1.
th feb.29.4t.
h Tax Notice.
Office, Tax Collector,
Town ol Beaufort,
February 17, 18"
This office will be open from 9 a. n
to 2 p. ni., and from 3 p. m., to t? p. n
fe'J for the receipt or town taiccs, until t
1 first of March, after which date the
j percent jienalty will be added.
2 S. D. GILBERT,
?t, Town Tax Collector.
;.d por Sale"
rflME I*IW:N!X IRON WORKS HAVli K
A > M.K 1'. I -im 1 "No INKS. liOll.KH-s ;
M.K'HInKUY. Will !> !>-M cheap lor cadi:
1 New Kijiiit-llorse I'..\v, r Portable Flight * I
Boiler, (?') Under 5 by 10,y complete for ..team, bul
wheels.
to 1 Sew Twenty-Horse Power Horizontal Kng1
(cylinder 10 by 18.)
1 Jiew KighMiorse Power Portable Boiler, (L
i motive.)
0(1 l S"w St. am Winch to hols' 1, .00 pounds.
.... 1 New Saw Mill. Wo?*l Frame with oO-ineh Saw
- feet Carriage, and 50 feet of track, with 'I II
a.-t Blocks, u great bargain.)
U New liiglitecn-Iueh Circular Saw Benches, w
Saw.
An Inspection solicited when information a;
t) price will be given, on application at this office.
PlIUJNIX J HON WORKS;
Charleston, S.
he WANTED.
lis SCIIOONKRS TO LOAD PIIC
P1IATE rock at Bull River and Char!
ep. tou, for Baltimore and Orient, L. I.
tsc Apply to
CAMPBELL & WYLLIE,
, Accommodation Wharf
fcb. 12,tf. Charleston, S. 0
!1ji A S Davenport, deals in all ki
ras of game, fish, turtle, elams and
single oysters None but the very 1
Jst quality is wanted If you have venis
irt ducks, quails, turkeys, fine poultry, f
oysters, go to the Express office and
the cash for them dec 18 tl
ci- QUIT CAIM deeds, .
,re QCITABLE FOR THE CONVEYANCE
]|y O land acquired at Slate or National Tax !
J r sale at this othce.
10 THE SOUTHERN ARTIFICIAL STOJE
itli f\V COLUMBIA, S. C., ARE PREPARING
lav Side walks of Artificial .Stone, for \\
Hearth Stones, ltutli Houses, (huilt entirely ofst
,t.n Milk Houses Cellar Floors, Kitchen Floors, (
Stones Floors Tiles. Flat-cine with letters, Mat:
t.? for Horses. We most respitfully refer to any o
. , our work in thiseitv. Orders can Ik- left at the i
1A of tie. coiuptuy, on 1'laiu Street, next to Central
tional Hank.
iDC plain siilc-watks, 2X/. inches thick, Kiiarnntood
the ooiu|iaiiy bind theluselvea to keep the sain
outer for lO years, at 25 cents tier square feet, In
3 i 1,000 feet. At 27 and 28 cents for less than
square feet. Curb Stone, (Colored) 5 cents per sq
he toot.
Enclose stamps for pamphlets to
oar
,?), SCIIILLINUER ARTIFICIAL STONE CG
( J k 12-41. Col u In Ida, S.
WM. KRESSE1
has TICK finest stock of
Liquors, Segars & Totai
It* II K A r F OUT, s. V .
\l' r LANG A BERNHEIMERS WHISKII>\
henry Wallace a co-s.,old rye,
rbr JOHN GIBSON'S OLD IMX'ltlt,i
,1,1.; HOH.ANIM
Htl.NOO iliCAXl'V,
u bkst scotch wiiisky.
I. II- li \MI\V \r (H.I* SHERRY .V I'OUT,
,h.. FINK PLANUS U1I1NK WINK.
AI.ES IN IHlTTUl.s AND ON DRAUl
nay
i*n- SBC, A Its AT At I, Pit HIS.
smoking \nd< rinVIMI tobacco,pipes
ok various sl'vle^
c. AT
ZIRBSSHSLi'SI.
?.
FINE GROCERIES,
" m SUGAR CURKI* HAMS,
hey FAMILY FLOUR,
erwl BOOTS AND SHOES,
, , , READY MADE CLOTHING, .
1 GENERAL DRY GOODS
%
rays at
?, 'KRESSEL'S
SEA 2
'ort
the " ^ ^ 4
pof
tHRRR TKAK8 DAILY FltO'
Oliarloatoxt.
Jl] akrxT7-a.ziLza.Alx ancl ?
Augusto. ?J8j
aty
ne,
aj Every apartment of ttiis Hoilse has be<
i or entertain in the most hospitable manner i
so" home to spend the winter months as caD
^ ? ?
at .Livery StaDle, Liiiiara nuns, croquet i
nd Rooms may be secured for the winter t
rill
lie
ror
tve ?
rat
ko SHIP HASTE
led
btT-T
" COTTON COMPRES!
ARE PREPARED TO RECEH
RATES, AT TJ
a
~ 2,000
,se 0
"?d SUWAKTE
ve
d' From the Famous
NO1
Port R03
Constantly on hand, loaded right from th
ous coal suitable for steamers. Furnishc
purchased for south of Norfolk. It wOul<
and others usiDg coal in the Waters of J
'4. this coal and the facilities for loading at 1
a., W.
^ "the old drug i
25
fj WITH AN EN TIES NSW ST0C2
sS Harral I
Wholesale
r,W "
^ jj 167 MEETING ST., 1
,0 Q ! Successors to the Old
c. Pj! HAVILAND, IIARRAL & CO , Cli
? IIAVILAND, RISLEY
)S. IlARRAl
" COLOR
i_ LOOK TO YOl
nds
DEARBl
?HAND and POWER
gct Pfttorxtocl IVEi
- THESE GI5S ARE THE BEST A AD MOST
3T* o n
of
?!w I am prepared to fill f
CO. Colored men you can gin your owi
> to moTiey for your crop. Every machine
'alls,
"llrb hibition at
S BENNETT S STORE, BA
I NaWyman
I
l,ooo Oct.9 73.
uarc
, S. M. WALLACE,
Cotton Factor
AMD
GRIST MILLER,
YVhnli.nlr llfilrr In
BEAD). HOMIT. MEAL, FEED, ETC
Li Son Islazifl Cotton
Bought, Ginned and prepared l*??r mar
kct.
SCO Advances Made oil Consignments
Having the best luaeliinery for gimiitu
I cotton and grinding corn and meal, lie i
j prepared to execute all orders on tin
I shortest possible notiee.
'**x [ The highest price paid for
Cotton and Corn.
jut Cotton ginned on toll. jan.T
W1BRAK FKBCIARDEN SEEDS
I CHOICE FLOWElt SEEDS,
NEW SEED cons
i SEED OATS and SEED POTATOES,
IfKlHiE.GIlA&s and other SEED?
Also Select
GOOSEBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, CURRANTS
STRAWBERRIES and other small FRUITS
BY MAIL.
(Postpaid1) to any poetofflce in the Unit
Enclose stamp for "Illust retire Priced Catalogues.
ED W'D. J. EVANS, A CO.,
2 Nurserymen A Sccdmcn, York. Pa.
5 Feb.l9-2t
i i iff 1
ATJFORT,
jlj^ ^
;n put in complete order during the pasf
the travelling public. The northern to
be found South.
and Telegraph Office are among the acq'
>y letter or Telegraph.
JOTICE 1
IRS AND COTTt
PQRT Rt
SING, WAREHOUI
fE ON STORAGE AND COMPR
HEIR WORKS AND YARD AT I
TONS ~
'F
3B COAL.,
i Tennessee Mines,
IV AT
rstl Dock.,
e dock. Thirf coal is a first class bitumi
d at a lower price than similar coal can
I. be to the advantage of steamboat agei
south Carolina and Georgia to exam!
'ort Royal before purchasing elsewhere.
II. JOIi.WON, Agent at I'ort Royal.
HOUSE REVIVED,
: 07F?.33iI AND CH0I33 530D3.
& Pelzer,
BznggwtSr
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Established Houses of
larlcston.
& CO., Augusta, Oa.
RISLEY & KITCHEN, New York.
ED MlN~
JR INTERESTS
? R N & C O
BELT COTTON GIN
ircb. 20, 1887.
r ECONOMICAL MACHINES EVER OFFEii
S A 1j 33 .
ill orders at short notice,
a cotton, save your seed and get ui
warranted. Call ard see them. On
,Y ST., BEAUFORT, S. C.
Dearborn.
Patentee, Manufacturer ami Agr *n1
iijjfiij i
| Itx^brjHtrdnrtiiulSopplies.VoaLiingr,
y.'Irj'J.rt,\ t.'csr/o BsH, fitItulrrj, UtreCojrds,
y Slain 3-d \fi-blc!djs.U.-t;flstr&niDrain
' " i/m/r-V. PinniWilnidHxrvLlMbei}
1- ' V. Cji>Lict.l!j.b'rjfinrM'opds.li.c.
i All Work Hiirrzl&d.
\ IiUWEST PRICES.
Send for Price Liat.
I. H. HALL 4 CO.
, Nanufitturtrt A UrtUrt.
2.4-jO, 8, JO. Mar Act Street, L
' 22*, 223, Nut Byf I
CHARLESTON, S.6. |
Entered according to act of Congrew In the
> S73, by L II. Hall A Co,, in office Librarian at
aas gt Waahingtod.
WANTED.?A irood wardrobe and a bo jk
Api^ya. tiLijoJtcc.
> *
jf
9. C?.
I
it.
- TKAl.Vfc l- 'R BK.\i KOHT
.eavc G'tinvUs'Cn. S:JJO A. M
Leave ( lirtrle<t?.ii, fi'00 P. 51 *p|j
Kffflfffrrjft Leave Attgusla, C:li A. M
,,c*v? Aug*i*t?t 4>1U P. J1
I l<r?T(Kaviinn?h, 0:30 A. M
jajpR Arrive at Hraufort, JIlOO P. 51
" """ - 1 1:"() P. >i
Irrivt: mut?- ?
?
t summer, and the Pfdprictor is now ready to
urist will find as pleasant and couifortablc a
c
a
. a
r 2
uisitions of the House. *
t
E
Mi M. KINGMAN ,
Proprlotor. j.
: Ji
f t
o !
MT SHIPPERS.
4
s;
IV At. ?
sns & power co., i
\n
ESS COTTON AT THE USUAL w
'OUT BOYAL. n
CIIAS. ROGERS
Suporintoncloiit. _
A HALF CENTURY
PASTORAL SERMON ^
on,
BY T1IB h0l
REV JOS. R. "WALKER, D. D.
HECTOR OH julj
1 ST. HELEJ.l CHURCH, BEAUFORT, S. CC11UIST91AS.
1873.
Printed by request of the Vestry.
ID" - u
k FOR SALE AT M
DR. H. M, STUART'S DRUG STORE. ,
IIP ^
and at the office of the
PORT ROYAL COMMERCIAL, ?
_ ^ brl
frico ua uujulibi
Sent by mail on receipt of the above arc
price by addressing ^
J. G. THOMPSON, jj
I Office Commercial, Beaufort, S. C.
L _ _ . Ru
IK THE EMPIRE
! C0TT81# COMPIE CO. !=
Have one of their magnificent ?|
j> Cotton Compresses 1
H in operation at i
U Port Royal, S. C. --for
compressing cotton for Foreign
|H shipments. For further information,
' apply fo
JOHN W. WALLACE, '
President, Augusta, .
_ JOSEPH GRAHAM,
Superintendent, Port Itoyal.
And to the President and Superintendent
of the Port Royal railroad at
Augusta, Geo. janl.
EDGAR G. NICHOLS
(SURVEYOR |
DRAUGHTSMAN & CIVIL ENGINEER. ?
j llrt'ily to tlic Surveyor General. ?'
tl.iD bci.n Corporutioit (Engineer In four
different rllira, aixl given *nti.sf.ictIon ( ]
til In every ca?e. ! thoroughly conversant
with the government aurvrya lu llilt
vicinity.
Office for. Sift an'jf ft st. Beaufort, S. ('.
ore w
ex A. B. McGregor, ?
, IKH'SK, SINN. AM? ">
CARRIAGE PAINTER I
?A MO?
Graining & Paper Hanging.
t. ?:<>: ?
? Orders solicited sod satisfaction guar- ^
antccd. Corner Magnolia & Bay Sts.
ocL16-ly.
| TmT Williams.
| ATTORNEY AT LAW
3 Boftiifort, O. O.
S -:o:^
Will practice in Circuit Courts of the
2 lid Circuit, and Trial ??ustieu Courts on
jj the I'ort Royal Railroad.
^ scot. IS-ly. ^
| A. E. OWENS' " t
^ NEW YAMASSEE EATING ?
I . AN"
| I Refreshment Saloon
S Jl i ftl.t S. t . mill PORT UOYAL
n.rvrr ok time almhyed kok mealh.
J l'he und Tdgued hating leased the YemAww Eat-. ''
R. lug HcltA from its late proprietor, Mr. tellers, au- ^
n uuuucea that great fmjirovemciits will Re made in a
rM the arrangements for supplying guests with subslan- *
H ti&l meals up m the arrival of each train,
jfl Good accommodations for lodging trave.lera trill be d
? provided an aoon as possible. A gentl Chen's refresh- 1
ment and waiting room trill be provided, where the ^
year beat liquors will be obtainable. ?
C?n The patronage of travellers is respectfully Solicited a
A. E. OWENti, *
% Late propreltor of the Allendale lluteL
ert.W-iyT
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I1HBT1IY1111
Through to Augusta.
IE SIIoRtES? ?Tu7nRtPEST ROT#
?PJTI1KK trvu
FREIGHT OK PASSEXGEkS.
BpttrwAi CliarlcMtoii and August*.
Between Bftrannah and Angnsta.'
?.lnd all ?
souTjz on wsis'tfr
VP da y passenger.
Ml
ill;
I IJs NAjre 0/ s'rATiost. Arrlv' Le?rO
! I.w b
i M
Port iwjai 9 43
4 Ui'auCirt 10 01 In 06.
3 'Tsland Tank?.'.a 10 28 10 30;
1 4 leAhrook..: 10 40,10 40
* R IShnMnn. 11 ]?| |] 17
3 7 Yema.vH.-e 11 45 12 20
1 7 Karlrltram-lh ! 12 411 12 41
? 2 Maiildius r.| ? 47 12 47
3 2 Alimauit :4. 12 32 r; S3
) 4 Alnuxl;t . 1 I* J 05
2 2 VaroariUo. ! 1 11 1 10
1 8.1 Hoorers i?.._ 1 25 12A
I C [Branson's "... 1 42 1 4i
5 4 rnrnpbvlltou 1 54 1 58
) 5 I Allendale 2 08 2 24
1 4 I Appleton.... ,.. 2 84 2 84
' < Beldoc...^, 2 45 2 511
2 4 i Marti lis .^7...... i m 8 02
^ 4 Millett 3 14 g JA
I) 4 lllattleville. 3 26 3 24
? * ~ 8 88 8 $
) 6 j Elleuton 3 58 4 OS
! Bush 4 n 4
3 C |JaTVsou. 4 jtj 4 28
I 0 ' liee'^ island.. 5 00 5 00
1 6 | Augusta... 5 38
JAS, O^MOORE"
Engineer & turper! offended t.
Port Royal SfiSrSiid7
SJotloo. ?, ?
LI. FREIGHTS FOR CHABLESTOX AVI)
L SAVANNAH, or going N.irlli will Is- rec< iwd
Monday*, Wednesdays and Fridays, beetweoO the
in ol four aud six. r. u. ,
P. HAMILTON,
? Agent.
ly order of J. O. MooftK, Supt.
rVUT
"Elrapcir
200,000
AXUFACTCRED MONTHLY
BY TUB
2ea Is'd Brick Linn Cd.
onstruct your building* of BRICK, mage them
yproof, and save the high rate* of insurance now
irged on wood building*. Brick* do not burn up
cks Jo not rot down.
Our^ Brick Kilns
1 located on Salt Water Creek, two mllea fro'nf
lufoit. Vessels drawing fifteen feet of water can'
J within filly feet of our kiln*. A single tld
ft* boat* or flats to the city of Beaufort or Porf
BRICKS
any sire or quality, plnln or repressed, uinnufaet-'
d to order at short notice at Charleston and S4nnah
prices
'all at our office In
IROFUT'S BUILDING
3av Street, Beaufort, and examine temples,1
Sea Is'd Brir.k Lime Cri>
Fun?*l!?-iTr
ENGRAVING
AND
Watch, Repairing
>. M. V/HITMAN/ .
AS J 1ST RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTMENT
Jewelry, consisting of
OOI.O AND SILVER WATCHES.
I.VINS.
CHATKI..WNEP.
iUNtiS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, ETC.
|jdi fine assortments of
O li O d K S .
ill give his persona! attention to the repairing of
alcttea, Clocks ami Jewelry ; Ornamental and
aiti engraving done at short notice.
lientleiii n having line Watches can test them at
is establishment by uue of
mm i GO'S $539 REGULATORS.
Mayu's Itullct lug, Hay ?ir? ? <.
u. s. (commissioner"
vtn\
J E AUFOUTCOUA T Y
J. (i. TKOJirSON,
G. P. GARDINER
DBALEft I*
anooEniEs;
IQUORS, DRY GuOBS, SHOES, 4(1/
lULtO'X 1IE.1D, S. C.
'otton Ginned and Corn Ground at tire
above place.
3-rist, Bread and Feed,
ilways on hand. For cadi all ordcia'
ii! be promptly attended to.
IMPROVED BtiLDWi 5l.ITf.RML.
1T..UCU VrrV r. ?iK Til* ""ntiM" I
AltTIFIi III. >IliNK (>wr.?ST, >
CoLCauu, S. l'n Fehrdai f 3,1H74. J
The citizens of It' ?if?X and vlciultv are iuformo
mt we nr.- ptpnrcl to enter Into contracts with"
-r-'ii-who arcdeiinHw <>i build leg clieap and doImlde
houses of A tlficloi 8?<">c ft ('eoirrpte. Hwkt
.xcten are ci,!d la smelt,ci imiA waiui is Ttfr; Perx1ly
fire procf.fthl* saving ill Firt faifijFkity
non^dwerbi^t it ftainp or Water. Housed S^Jfed/
actbrRs, Milk Houses, Bath Houses, Garden
?,Buricl Vsuite, Ac,, can be built out o( this laibir
ir.l at one-thlrJ the price of AW $wt Squally1 i?
urable, Gen. tj. A. Gllmore, ZngVeer in Chin# bThe
V. S. A., says, that at the expiration of one ieU,
i takes 130 tons to crush on-;<iuare inch otitic tfam*
t'earu prepared to contract ft* buihritffc, Jfftfc?
reitter cost Builafna of this Bione.Iruprottf; ihtlt
jie, (Bricks knd Wood docnyn,, and wul Urf, ^oflssr.
bun Good Bricks or Praqob buUdlofc. For pnluj^lMr
irsoecicfiatlona. address. . .. .
^BOUTUtHN A HTIFICIAL 9TONB
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