The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, March 10, 1875, Image 3
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^ a. J. Knnsior has been appointed enl : j
lector or Internal revenue for this iliatrlct f
in place of W. K. C'loutmun. j
We understand that J. P. M. Epping
v ill contest the seat in Congress from
this district with Robert Smalls, on account
of the latter not having resigned his
Beat in the State Senate. J ^
' The exponse of the Inst court was over j 1
> four tliotlsand dollars, the following ure j n
part of the costs. ' N
Juries and-witnesses, $2,363 4ft '
Clerk of court, $553 00 1 ?
Conveying prisoners. $267 00 \ I
Sheriffs contingent, $540 50 | f
Solicitors fees, $272 50
!,J
' ' I'wo fcblored men nam. -1 Good wine >nd .
Piruiltoil keeping a c - tntry si ore ice.r 'i
Beaufort -put busne rather su<h only *
Saturday night last. It seems tt: t r,nr' j
of them after lighting dsp-p' threw th i
burning match on Fomft powd r wh.eh.jH
after setting hre to the k< resiUc, lifted the *
roof from the building and severely bui'n- j j
ed the two men. ! t
Messrs Walker & Scott authorize us to 1
state tlmt they will given premium for;'
the first shipment of vcgctnh'es from Port
Itoyal. Thoy do not state the value, hut r
it will ho worthy of eomp titon. Tt is j
supposed that the trurk b'tsi-ess in tbia!
vieinity will soon be an important branch ;
of industry, as thec'iuiate a id s >il is w-Jl j
adapted for the purpose.
John Rrodie gave notice to the Conn';. : '
Commissioners at their Inst meetintr tlmt i
In- w?mi1?I n?t l.nry pauper* thai tniuht'
die in iho poor house hticaftrr. as Ik ; \
could not get the cash jiaid out t"c?r n |
He ba? now a hill in tlieoflice for lairy%
ing three paupers and was told there was ,
110 money. This reply would not satisfy <.
Ins workmen to whom he had to pay cash
for their labor. I*
|t
A colored man in Beaufort is down on ( ;
liis luck. He had provided a tine layout I 'j
of wedding cake and other "fixitis,'' an.' I 1
was to have led t > the altar a bio.,mine J '
damsel last Saturday evening. On the 1
morning
of that day a family he had oyer
looked, consisting of a wife an 1 si?: ; [
children, arrived and claimed him as |
their head. lie acknowledged the cm
and postponed the wedding for lac,;
present. , (
11 Mill be gratifying to our reader*''
liftcr reading the rep ?rt of the proceed-|(
ings of the County Commissioners to read '
tin- report of the Town Treasurer. Claims !
on the town arc not like county claims | ]
__hnwkcd about at 50 cents on the dollar J ,
and with good management the good 1
credit of the Town of Beaufort can always
l?e sustained. The figures of George W. \
Roberts are not found incorrect and the Grand
Jury at the next tt rm of court ,
will not have occasion to investigate his 1
accounts. '
Last Friday Geo. Holmes treasurer oft,
Beaufort county reported to the county
Commissioners that he hud on hand 1
$1128.10. A few minutes later we presented '
a witness ticket issued at the last term
of court, to the treasurer and he refused
to cash it. lie acknowledged that he had , 1
the above sum or. haul. Now by what']
right he refuses he only knows. In r '
different place than li< aufort !> ? would be (
obliged to show < ius 1 tor lis afusah i
A CAItl).
Be \xjfort, S. C.. March (?tli, 1873. |
Ed i or Tribu;m: ]
If you would afford space to lit it be | 1
known that I have been directed by the \
State Superintendent of Education to '
forward to his office at my earliest con- ]
venicnce a statement showing the amount ]
of all unpaid school claims due prior to I
November 18th 1378, it might hasten the
ngistration of these claims and enable J
me to do, what I should be glad to do,
that is hasten their p lymcnt.
Respectfully yours,
SlIKPAKD I). QlI.BF.R7, (
School Commissioner.
,
I.nst Thursday evening a full house c
greeted the first dramatic entertainment t
of Magnolia Lodge I. O. Q. T. The ver 1
diet of ull was that the ucting was a *
credit to the members, and far superior |
to any thing anticipated from the first
appearance of amateurs bn the stage, j
The scenery painted by .McGregor was '
in good taste, and the audience under the 11
wand of Mr. Mark kept the best of order, |
and at his signal the band discoursed '
their sweetest music.
The Beaufort Lyceum will make q
their first appearance on the evening of
the 17th and we wish them success equal j
to that achieved by the I. O. G. T.
Meeting of the Conntj OommUiioner*. J
: i
The County Commissioners met, last ;
Thursday. A resolution was adopted | I
rescinding the resolution appropriating '
*1 ,500 for the Juuc term of Court and |
directing the treasurer to report the same. | ]
Another resolution was adopted that all 1
licenses for selling liquor by the quart
shall date from the payment of the money
int> the treasury.
The hid* for past ind< btedness were , |
then open. d. 'I'l c bids aggr gated $4,014
fit an average of about 18 per cent dis- '
count.
Vik f -li v i .vi :e aw.o-.le 1 :
'.w ?'.v' ?'.V. . 4 WJ l?JV-'teA.v?.V^c?r
i.i?i> -- rii t utlil, t.n t r. ( '.
[o?o? Brown, $ 0 00 $5 54
. A. Melvin, 100 00 05 00
. A. Mclvin, 100 no 07 00
. A. MHvin, 100 00 70 00
leorge Holm.-s, 500 00 8U 07
leorge Ilolmcs, 500 00 817 50
1 corge Holmes, 14:1 70 100 59
Totals $1,452 70 $1,000 00
Several licenses W,re issued for the
ulc of liquor by the quart. Owing to a
luiulcr of the County treasurer in giving
receipt, a license was issued to W, J.
ritchard of St. Helena for fourteen
ninths, when he had only paid for one
ear. The error was discovered the next
lay by ,Vr. .Jodd when the clerk was
eading the minutes, and tiic Commlsioners
ordered the clerk to write Mr.
'ritchard and have the licence returned
or correct ion.
Fiiday morning n dispute arose in rejard
to some of Sheriff Wilson's bills,
he ( omnussh ners claiming that they
ho'.ld ai! be t'nproved by -Judge Mah- r.
ifr. Wilson thrnght it'^asr. "put up job"
O nre.vent nis -r.U'inrr 'iia mm-, v -r\ '!.ul
>thcr? might get what uglitfuliy h longed
o luii., The Ccmnmsi oners w re very
t.dignnnt that ?Tr. Wi'sm sh< uld nako
iuch ?a assertion, and s?;nt for the S diet
or, and Mr. Wilson went after bis lawyer,
t was discovered that there was only
noney enough t o pay about 50 per cent ot
he claims and the matter was settled by
laying Mr Wilson $540, and leaving out
he disputed accounts. A check for $24
Tom the past indebtedness fundwss i?(Ued
for the support of the Organ.
The treasurer then made the following
eport:
faxes collected to date, $8,570 05
Cr.,
iy jtaid Auditor, $1,000 00
' 4< county checks, 8,200 5C
" " Commissioners, ?fec., 638 45
" " Jury and witnesses, 1,722 0C
" Treasurer's commissions, 500 Ot
balance on hand, 1.428 If
Tn* $8,570 05
As usual no report of past indebtedness
vas rendered, the last report or. that
und is dated Jan. 1
! he Commission' r> then issued the fob
>wing clutch s :
A'. T. ftrceland lumber, $22 5C
lolin Brodie, p u?r, 22 5C
hdtn Brodie, poor, 111-) 0(
1-rrv TT' yward, 8 0C
J. D. Gilbert, 36 Ot
1. G. Judd, 36 (?
le.hn Brodie, 118 3(
II. Howard, 75 0(
(V. C. Bellows, 148 5(
A*. H. Lock wood, 3 5f
>r. II. M. Stuart. 34 2.'
Rebecca M il'iams, l.*> Ot
Tolin Br die. 2 1(
Incuary Fra/.i r, 6 OC
II <2 T..OO o<
.. ... .j -..in. 4IO
Win. WilS'iii, 5-10 (H
5. 1,. i^icrtn. ISO Of
IV. H. Ca!v? rt, <5 7?
?c>rge Waterhousc, 10 H(
*. E. F.zrkicl, 3 Of
IVm. Wilson, POO 0'
George Waterhous", IS 4:
?eor<io Waterhousc, 30 6Captain
Mitchell, 1 5(
Paul Pntcluird. M. I). C. C. C'.. 27 5(
Paul Anderson, 10 5(
W. Green. 17 Of
Mingo Brown, 5 5(
W. C. Morrison, 3 Of
\. Patterson, GO Of
Win. Wilson, 198 4(
Win. Wilson, 20 0(
\. Crawford, i 54
Peter Gro-n, 1 54
Tames t\ igg, 1 74
Kitt Green, 1 5<
Isaac Miclhcl], 1 5(
Moses Frazicr, 7 of
U. F. Young. 28 81
Peter Massev, 10 54
EI. .G Judd, 10 5(
Total. $2,34i2 11
The Board af cr appointing a host o
oad overseers adjourned till April 15
The 3oard will he here to see the hancr
nr of the two murderers on the 16th
viiich v.'ll I), interesting to the chair
ac wl. > is an M D -s well as C.'J. 1B
MA'ilNii NEWS.
i i.eai ~r>.?From Ft. Helena Souk
March 5, Br.lish b :r;caiitinc Otiawt
Howell master, for Swansea, with 45<
:ons of phosphate rock from Coosav
Mining Co.
Knteuud.?Br. barkantinc Symmetr;
Rutled-re mister, 22 <1 ays from l'ar;
llrazil, in ballast to Campbell, W yllie <$
Jo.
First Quarter's Report of Geo. W
Roberts, Town Treasurer.
Beaufort, S. C., Feb. 1st, 1875.
To the Honorable Iniendant andj\ Warden
of the Toicn of Beavfort,
iknteemen :
In compliance with " An Ordinance t<
"rente the office of Treasurer of the Towi
>f Beaufort, and to prcscibe the duties o
be saine, and for other purposes."
'Ubmit the following report, for the quar
er ending February 1st, 1875 :
Da.
I'o amount of collections Irom
Aug. 3d, to Nov. 20, 1874, $1,067 01
g'r.
3y lotendant's receipts, $1,067 01
dk.
To taxes collected to Feb. 1,
1875, $5,323 8:
fo receipts from Market,
fines, licenses and Washington
Fire Engine Co., 720 It
To receipt from lease of
Blocks to J. H. Tonking, 20 0<
$6,073 01
On.
i,. -- * - -
*y m. \?iiv,o >iiim , 11P/J 1)1
ly Contingent expenses, 762 0!
4y Fire Department, 2,300 4i
4y Streets and Sewers, 303 6:
Jy Town Marshal, 105 0(
Hy Town Clerk, 77 0<
Uy Town Treasurer, 425 0(
lly paid bills of 1874, 60 5(
liy abatements of taxes, 110 81
14,427 01
IlEOAi?ITUt,A TION,
Receipts, $0,073 0'
*7xpi nditures, 4,427 61
Inlaw* on hand, 21,045 4i
I.cap ctfully Mibn.itt d.
(Jr.". W. Ro:?:;r"s,
'I'n.vn Treasurer.
A i.e.i. i . ju -.? ai:?>. % .ii
ing to tho Ch cago 1 r?:.utie under date
of January 18, Gen. O. O. Hi.wnrd explains
thai his councciion with the
Prcudniuun savings bunk as trustee lasted .
1 a single month. The $75,000 borrowed
j trout that institution by Howard univerj
sity has been paid ; the $33,000 borrowed
by the Young Men's Christian association :
stock Company was secured Upon prop
i erty valued at, at least, #'200,000, and he j
! hopes it has been repaid bo lore this; .
! about the Seneca ptone Company he has .
i no knowledge, " except that it furnished 1
; to Washington city a large amount of j
building material, and was, a few years i
ago, in very high standing.', It was the j
failure of Jay Cooke Co. that "shook
credit " of the Frcedmen's bank, and it is
< cruel to charge ciiuer v. hero there has
, been m thing worse than misfortune.
1 Inn J n .1 ... r. ;i .
ure of h.'houst , is 'no cruniiul tf>r sw.n I
tiler, but a high u.ino.l itivl h<<:ioi*;ii>lc nm
ami will bo sc. th >ugh hereafter lie be si- j
! poor as Hiy i rerp .nsibK. partisan coi-j
i The (iuncral Assembly propose to impeach
Mr. Cordozo, and lie promises same i
! tich revelations 111 regard to the impeach-1
I ers, which is said to Have cooled them off!
i very suddenly. The fact is money is very
! scarce in Columbia and it is necessary to |
j go torsotue body that lias lunds to delend
uiniself, but Mr. Cordozo dont intend to
come down as his predecessor is said to
have done.
New Advertisements,
. OFFICE OF scnooi. COMMISSIONER. I
licuufort. 8. C. Feb. I3tli, 1K7S. J
I
T N furtherance of an Act "to provide for Iho pay
1 1 mcnt of pact clue school claims," approved
I March 3rd. 1873, and in order to be able to report to
I the County Treasurer the number an t amount of
pu?t due Scb >ol Claims up to the tirst day of XoI
\ ember, 1873. remaining unpaid, the unci rsigned
will register all such claims as may be presented
for that purpose until the fifteenth day of April
1 UCXt.
i snnvARD n. GILHERT.
Sehooi Commissioner.
Beaufort County, S. C.
'BEAUFORT LYCEUM
!: DRAMATIC E'-iTERTAINfflEilT.
Ij .,
' ! The members of the above institution will give
1 ; an entertainment in the Club House Hull, on
j j Wednesday llvn'g., March 17. 1 S7 3.
Madison 3! orto'.i'y Original Farce:
ji "To Paris and "back for ?5."
. ! Toconcludo with Uasclwood's Domestic Drama:
' Th D hi Q+ Ar*m "
| I IIU IIUI *VOl UWI ill.
j All who desire to spend * pleasant evening are
^ invited toa'tend, as the plnv " t'o Palis ar.d Back"'
^ f hsiti to !? a m:i v care for the " Ulucn." The
^ members of the Lye um, ire doing nil in their
, power, to give tin- people of R.aufort a good time.
I
) N. B.?Do not forget the dale :
> i 17% 1875.
* ' #r~S. o small bll s. inch.4-2.
! IMPllOVKl)
AHKICCI.TUR Alt
Implements.
) I r
' { Dow Law Cotton Planters, without <' >verer. $H>:
J with Ooverer. $l!t.
3 West's Ouano Distributors, the most simple and
j ; popular, price $r>.50.
' The " Farmers Friend ' PloU 'hs. all sizes. The
lightest draft Plough mtule. Cannot he choked.
I IDghly endorsed hj all who have used them.
3 Rotary Harrow. Thomas' Smoothing Harrows.
J , 'Kiugof the South" < nni Mills 1'oilins' Steel
. 1 Ploughs, Sweeps and Agricultural Steels of ail
j: I Styles and Sizes.
^ j Also, a large assortment of other Agricultural
3 i Implements.
3 I J. E. ADOEK & CO.,
3 ; Importer* of Hardware, Rar Iron, Steel, Ac,
mch.3-tf. Charleston, S.C.
Lb o o t
AND
SHOE M A K F. R,
W? K.
J \ A perfect f nm usti (faction guaranteed.
MI I OI?
j 1 opposite Watcrhon^o anil Rickcr'* Cotton IIoum\
I- BEAU Port, S. C.
Mreh.3-1 jr.
\ J AS. K liOYCE.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCER
Dealer in
Ales. Wines, LiQuors. Segars,
and
TOBACCO.
NO i IONS, DRY GOODS,
3 boots and shoes,
i lianes >'eek,
f Main Land,
1 BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Goods sold at Beaufort prices.
mcl?.3-lyr.
j _rrv_ w Jtn. jl-xwjgt :=>
J WHOLESALE AXU RETAIL
FURNITURE
WARE-ROOMS
88 BASEL STREET,
3
ChnrlitHton, S. C.
j The Cheapest Place in the State.
" SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Country orders.
^ tncli.JJ-lf.
J A Fresh Stock of
I CRANBERRIES,
I BUCKWHEAT FLOl'U,
) HAMS the best in town nt 18 cents
^ per pound,
j l?:ist ItiM'OI). I >. f-?. i 1?I
^ I 1000 lbs prune Smoked Shoulders at
FRENCH'S
1 TJACOX I). S. MEATS, AC., AO.
; ; Choice Snmkml and Dry SIDES, Shoulder* an.',
j R Hies, s. c'. 11 am-, Breakfast Itii'im Strips, I.anl.
Cheese, Butter, Mackerel, Beef Tongues, Flour,
, Molasses, Sugar, Ae K Bank's- celebrated (Ciiicin'
until . ' mi keit llam Sa;i?age.
j Ai.*"?. No. 1 MEATS of ditVerei,t quality, on
haul i' 1 'or srt'e > i'KI '.it M fi'KI'A".
I feh trtf. j:. v..nit!
l'llMt-U-4K?lt. iik'UUllHt.
Beaufort Steam
MILL COMPANY.
IIiivInK put up In their cstnhltahment h GUTS
MI I.I. arc prepare.) to fumUh nt the *h?>rt<
notice,
Grist, Moat attti Feci
The hiche?t c:>*h price pai.l for COl!\".
< ot'il Gl'otiml on Toll.
feh.S-1 vr.
i TRIF wsskly
BETWEEN C IIAULKSTON AND
i?Ma i'roit'f.
TIIK STEAMER
M s. ALlISON
<\.?T I |( CiL.lt>.
llr.vinjf taken '!? place of tin Pilot Toy, will lent
Charleston cvetv K.lday mortiiter.
Will leave Beaufort ovary Saturday tnnrnin
The patronage of nhtpprrs i? vesj.et ttnlly snliclto
DOfOI-M. MSBKT.
Audit, Charleston, S. C,
WM. IlAHUISON.
A'zcnt. Ucaufort. s. c.
i^r7" (inn I- roilsijrupd to tin' rare of the A;*et
in Charleston wall tie forwarded froe of coinmirsti
and storage.
Conant & Emmons.
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNIS1
ICE
In tiny quantity Customers may ?lc if
from tin ir Ire Mouse,
Si-v,'nt li Si rent.
JOHN CONANT,
T. A. EMMONS.
nov25-'2J.
A h m in
5. m, WALLACE
< 'otton ITii ft ?>v 11 lid
GRIST MILLER,
Whnli'wlc Dcnlrr in
Grain. Homln?. Meal Feed, Etc
si: \ ISI,\> j> < <> r ro.\
Bought. dinned and prepared for markc
Vdv?ne??fs miulo oil Conslifi:
1111*11 t-i.
Having the lest machinery for ginnir
cotton and grinding co.in and meal, he
prepared to execute all orders on tl
-hortest pos-iblenotice.
I The highest price paid for
. Cotton and Cornflottnn
ginned on toll.
nnv2V2S.
" VERBYEPl WitLXFR & BACOT.
PTIOCTORS IN \nMin.\l;i"T AXT? VTTOltNKI
AT LAW, BEATFOTJT. S. C.
Walker ,fc H vr it. I W. J. VEaninr;.
Ch:irlc."'.OR. I Beaufort.
TJ.-'or to the British ('onsnltlcp in the South. n:
| spf-hi'lv to the Btitish Consulate :it t'hnrh-ston.
| novas :M.
SHEP4R3 I). GILBERT.
\f?TARV IM'IU.K'.
I Att.ntnn tjivv. t to Marino Protests,
c met:
I
In the n.cn house. .jnn.G 07.
|W. H. LOCKWOOE
I". S. COitlMISSIOXKR
and
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Agent for sale, N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Ci:
Bond??WiO rarh.
II. KLATTE & CO
Wholesale Grocers,
AND DEALER* IN
i Wines, Liquors, Sears, To'eacco, it
1 s<r? lOiiNt Itn y,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Orders from the Country promptly n
tended to.
I nov2.VJJ5.
0DELL.S.
o??
ruriTN,
Is \ > 1*1 l iw,
toys.
<:a k iw.
> 1 "i's
j A full assortment of the above eonsis
| ins; <>f ORANGES, LEMONS,
| APPLES. DATES, FIOS, BANANA
| All kinds of FHENCII confectioner
I BRAZIL, NUTS, HICKORY NI T
WALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECAN
I
ICED, FRUIT, SPONGE, P0UN1
and every other kind of CAKES on liar
or made to order.
Particular attention given to aupplvii
parties with all necessary articles.
ciiimis use ful as well as oiinamext'
received by every steamer from nk
volt K.
T v ni 0 -1 "vl ]
w j J..
J ti H 91
fill
' Jj -.y Gcois & Milli
: bias just returned fron
land select stock of
j ' bio
(i i
i
: And a general Assortment of
MILLIFEEY, A:
I',! WHICH UK OFFERS*'TO SUIT
j
2 d M
' "~'k
IS 1 * wmi#
il =
5
MANUFACTURERS OF BUi!
Dressed, Ceiling, ai
MOULDINGS FOK BUILDING
"1 NEWELS, WAND-RA
(I VOOT) TUKMNQ (1
GO' ?I) AND SUHSTANTIAL WOR
; can be made in the United States. We
,,, i Sent I) of the city of ihi'iimoro. all of \v
'K .
I t?on to all who want good and suhstani
8 ! TilE SUBSCRIBERS ARE THE <>:
BLIND AND DoOR MAKERS?BY 1
! of Charleston, and can rcf?*r to gentlem
I Una and Florida, as to the character of
I
NOTR E.?On account of the niauni
_ ' own assumption of the ri.>k of Break*
j goods are snipped over the roads in th
| saving to the purchaser of our work.
W
I meh.3-lyr.
EDWARD PERR1)
1,11 j IIOOK ANI? .JO II I'RINTI Nt!
Executed sit I hi- l<?\vc?t rates.
Kltmli Ituoks
t)ii hand and made ("order. Foreign and Domes
Hint ion ery,
Law and School i!ool;- , Law Wanks, Wrapping ]
per, Twine, Ac., Ac.
NO. lo'J Meeting Stei t,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
nov'A") 20.
B. I
'8 j
I, ACCTluN & COM?
G
P Anolmn m rvtifo Af l\/\ r*r\
OUIIOI^IIIMCIIld Ul IVICIO
Send in your DE.VD and SHOP worn !
i short notice. We have on our lids at >
I,, Wagons, Forming Utensils, lioats, Sten
' | Seed, Stove, Fixtures, tfce., ?fce.
BROKER IN
t !
Special atti ntion Riven to the purchase
I County property :
For Sa
i?i?rr<'i i a ic not si: m
ItlTTCKK IKU Si: anil Ilal
it?l I 1(1 1 l){C liOtS,
ltol>l>i lis I'l'ojM'iM y Hay s( ree
I'lantlna' I/uiils foe s
; On Lady's Island,
On Paris ls!a
it-!
On St. Helena Island, in 10 to I
Store and Dwelling on tlicJoiiii Fr
M A S N
i Tin- niiomlos plantation near I'orl Roy nl ferry.
"I will he ?<>I<1 In purl or whole, price from $"! to
, *'tirtienlnr?.
I
,p! Pension Notary,
kI ATTE'fTION SOI.niF.TM! No notion lu? i? v-i ;
ami bounty.
SCHOONLRl
For sale or
t
'-s -- *?> ? -r
>i? y y r kx H *
a Charleston with a larrja
TSilNS,
NOTIONS, 4C,
ft D FANCY GOODS
THE TIMES. nov25-'3 i
Wwm s
lDING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
,-^J ~\\T Jl, T-? 3
i n_i w cauier-iaoaruiiig:)
PURPOSES in GREAT VARIETY.
H. AND BALLUSTERS,
F EVERY DESCRIPIUON.
K made as cheap at this establishment a
s have on hand the largest stock ot'the abov
hich we guarantee will give entire satit
tial work.
SLY PRACTICAL MECHANICS-SAB1:
ril APE, carrying on the business in the ci*.
en all over this State. Georgi v, North Car
their work for the post twenty years.
--o
sr in which We b >v up our w irk, and n i
ige of Gla<8 with ordinary handling, o .
is State at HALF RATES, whioh is a grc .
. P. RUSSELL A CO., Chariest in, S. C.
r'| : JOHN BRODIE,
I Builder & Contractor,
"lC . JOBBING PliNCTDAIiliY ATTENDED TO
''' Office Cor. Bay and 9th Sts.
BEAUFORT, S. C.
CROFUT.
MISSION MERCHANT
handise strictly Confidential.
STOCK jin'l we will convert it into cas'i i
slaughter prices: Horses, Mules, Carriar-j
in Engines, Cotton Gins, Corn Mills, Cotto.i
REAL. ESTATE.
, Sale, I><nting and Excliarge of City and
ie in Beaufort.
s?l Hall"
V lUi.ek, 91.9oo
950 to ISO
(, ?i,ooo
On Port Ttoynl Island
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30 acre tracts, $3 to $5 peracr:
'ipp Place St. Helena for sale at $22 j
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containing 7C0 arret*, th beat of land desirable loo.v; >1
$5 per acre. A1h.? other desirable lan Is. Come in t.?
and Notary Public,
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MARGARET-ANN
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