The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, April 14, 1875, Image 2
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BEADFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA *
BYW.M. FRENCH, i
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TUB TK1HVKK BEAUFORT, S. C. fl
V
A HENCHMAN OF THE RING. d
The Neu>? and Courier tells us in a ^
spirigtitly editorial, that "the reck leas ^
scribbler whose letter to the New York
Suv we have branded as an ingeniously d
' aai-)ounded falsehood" is also the t
' < 'olumbia correspondent of tho Cincinnati ^
..''jnim-ereial and the "Washington Capital. t
That lie "is no less a person than Rollin
H. Kirk, a decayed Radical politician, j
' who hopes to buy our silence as he has y
already sought to sell his own. During ,
the late campaign Kirk wrote letters to
the Augusta Constitutionalist in support ,
'. f Judge Green while writing letters to
lhe Columbia Union Herald eulogising '
t '.Dr. Chamberlain, and went so far as to
prepare n placard to be posted all over 1
the State announcing that judge Green 11
was dead." Failing to have his claims a
for appointment to office recognized by an 1
administration which deservedly renu- 1
? intes such scoundrelly electioneering c
? dtvicis, he naturally becomes the tool of
that clique of corrupt and disappointed [
politicians %\ iiose game of plunder haB j
l?ccn blocked by Got. Chamberlain. t
' ^ Over the signature of 4,Bluffton" this ,
purveyor to the taste of mercenary mem t
wrote some slanderous statements about j
Mr.' Cardozo and Governor Chamberlain (
tor Robert Smalls Organ a few weeks
ago. His services as its correspondent
wore concluded, as we are informed,
by -the interposition of the better judgement
ot one its proprietors. We cannot c
but regret that the honored name of
"Kirk" should be'thus associated. t
li 4 t? J "If
t Flth Culture Wo. 6.
More potent than all other methods of i
destruction combined has been the Indi- f
an custom of spearing salmon on their
spawning beds. We say ha* bam, inasmuch
as the aborigines arc no longer
m?^vnW#Ar) frt in/liilrvft in thin
pv?tu*vwu wv muuigu IU fcUiT fOl UOIVUQ
practice. With mach difficulty they have
been partly induced, partly compelled, to
abide by the Government Fishery Stat v
utes, and no longer constitute a disturb
ing element; but until wii hin a very receDt ,
period they were still allowed to practice t
in a limited degree. The difficulty was
they claimed the right as one that neither s
they nor their ancestors have ever vacated t
sptaring in their treaties with the French 1
...and English settlers, and that they were
t:entitled to it in virtue of their original
ownership of the soil. Had not Govern- <
ment hit upon the plan of making the t
possession or parch ase 01 illegally cap- <
iur? d lish a criminal offence, punishable t
with a heavy penally, thus destroying
' their markets, it is likely that the point .
in dispute would have remained uu&d
juafod at the present day. Luckily govr
eminent carried its point, and spearing is
and will henceforth remain abolished
That the reader may uuderstand how the
art of spearing Was practiced and what
great attraction it possessed for the noble *
. < savage, we introduce a graphic doscrip'
tion of its method and concomitants from ''
the pen of the experienced missionary, u
I'ere Arc and, in his evidence to the In- *
?unn uommi?iionern, says. "inese inuian*
' care for nothing but hunting and flail- ]
ing." Indeed I think that, as regard a &
fi several ot them, the native love of eje
citrmcnt in the chat-e has somewhat to do 1
..with the!#' pertinacious pursuit of the
f4 -aimon by Bpcars and flambeaux. It is a *
r . passion among gome of the bands; an 1 I
must admit the habit has peculiar fasci
nations, and to many it ie strangely ex
y (iting. Nothing can exceed the wild ^
excitement with which these men pursue
, it. The sombre night-scene of the forest
river seems to delight them. The eldei
man occupies the stern of the canoe,
while the younger takes "the post ot
honor" forward. The murmur of the
, watcrtalls and rapids, drown those excla
* matory Uga?! and the frequent splash j
f that would eke disturb the pervading
rtillnes*. With steady, stealthy spei <1
i ho light birchen boat enters the rapid,
and cutting through its white waters
glides -moothly over the fall and into the F
" tail " of the pool above, or across the
quiet " reach." The blazing torch, stuck
lo in a cleft sta^e and leaning over the bow
J of tlie canoe, glares with dazzling lightness..
Ths flame and shadow, swayed by
y ripples, conceal the spearers' forms, and
bewilder the doomed salmon. Like
moths, thev sidle toward the fatal ligb. ;
thiar niTvtr sides and amber colored eyo. &
balk gljstcn through . the rippled wab r. ''
i, 'I'he diluted eyes, tlie ex pan* ted no tills
nod coiapntMed lips of the swarthy
i anosinp.n fltlv nir>tnr? thai, m .... - ?.!
, , ? v wiyu ??M
< X( itcJ mood. A qmck, deadly aim, a
. widen awlrl, and those momentary con h
u sive wriggle* tell the rest. The
iquaiiccaptive, with Mood and spawn, *
j.i.d dimn and entrnils, besmear the In
,-ida ot' the canoe. Olten the quarry is a
vransilxeii with wonderful precision i d
j stiiAtty killed, the *pinal murr<?w being "
p.?*rc>d Wy the tiwru, and the. atro..-g v
wihgy lines of tho sp-ar p*r?ly*i.|g in n
1 .ir sharp p:neb the whole n*4)iiMlsr
;.iteni, the fin-rays spread in a tcehle j h
quiver, and tlic once powerful fish <l.~t> f<
UeHl^ ^n.jur^V^Mi^IEr DiiTWg a *
lugie nigUi u.'Ui tiiu to iwo huiiuied
alaiua iua) l>e_ thus slaughtered, and ffl
utifE&t mai.ji more lacerated in
Uortjl to escaM, the pools at such SAi
ons'bcrpg towihallow to ^fford certain o
af ety TctK^at. '1 bfcd of coarse ^
roughs, the chill aud litylgrj awukii.g at
uniffc, the uaxiuro ofpc.il u .d fuggiflg
<iie)? i?Hw the retiwu u?w 4 swiit O
tream, broken by fa.Is, and' rocks, and
apids, with here and th< ro a tidious
*>rt?ge, -over -'which' several hundrc t
rounds ot fish, a. d biui cd and b.istcrcd
;auoes mus: he Iran-ported?all these
;XC*t(t>it8 appear but natural to Indians, ~
ind hot worthy ol'conij)an>on as against
he fruits of so much toil, converted at
Ml tlftirstx, eight,~or ten dollars1 worth
i| provisions and store goods, or perhaps
i demijohn ot home mado ruin. t>p;ure.i
almon are sold to traders at their own
irice, as the deteriorating mode of t ap
are so much depreciates the lisii. The
[legality of the purchase i.r exchange,
Iso, olteu is plcaued as a risk f< r which
art her proportional deduction in the jj
alue of burt? r must be made.
Who that has visited the great Adiron i
lack, Maine, or C'anudiau regions and
ias camped ou the border of the crystal t
ake or by the margin of the tumbling
noun tain stream, drinking in great 1
Imughts of the pure stand moBt invigora- ^
ing atmosphere on the face of the earth, k,
tut will acknowledge that lie too, has at *]
itnes felt something of the intense ex- "j
itement and exhilirations manifested by
ndians when engaged in their midnight J
aids ou tlic tiuiid salmon ? Life in the
rilderness is provocative of just such ?
uteroppings of native energy and an- p
iring iccc, ami tbe blate Vibitve of metro?
>olitan thoroughfares is oft times by a sin
j!e fir>t experience metamorphosed '
nto the keeu euth usiast Lc sportsman; ever i
ifter impatiently awaiting each year the
id vent of * tbe appointed time for renew- *
ng the well remenilxired pleasures of the
brest bivouack and the purauitof feaih '
xed, furred and finny prey.
- c
The cultivation of the Eucalyptus or !
Australian Blue Gum tree is cngagi g
irvtty general attention. There are
liree other varieties of the species equally .
nluable. The "KosJrata or Ited Gum"
he " Marginufa or West'rn Aiiwtrscan 3
dahoganv" and the ''Eucalyptus Ubli- 1
[ua" sometimes called Gigantea. All 1
ire claimed to be Anti-malariul und to *
lossess febrifuge prop rti. s.
A Nevada woman recently knocked 11
lown seven burglats, one after another.
Her husband watclredher from the top
>f the stairs, and felt so brimful of batle
that be couldn't cool off until he <lad
jerked his eight-year-old boy out of
>tfd and "whaled" him soundly for not
getting up and helping his mother.
MANSION HOUSE.
At Port Royal, S, CTHENEWCITYT,
,
Situated on the South Atlantic Co ist and
it the terminus of the
Bt/xvml *
rhe great desideratum so long required
.here, is now developed.
Respectfully the Superintend nt, under- fl
igneu lately of Aug ista, Ga. announces
hat on the 22nd mat., she will open the
lew constructed and newly turniahed
A.2ST SIOIST
For PrWato and Transient Hoarders. j
Confident of her ability from past expeience,
she will zealously consult the
tomforts of all who may p-ttronize, and
it Terms the most favorable.
ANNIE EUSSE,
riich.17 tf.
TMPROVED
AO ttlCUI/rij K AIj
Implements.
Dow Law Cotton Plantera. without O'verrr, $10:
rlth Ooverer. $1W.
Woat'* Uuauo Distributors, tho ino-t simple and
opulnr, price$3.50
Tho " Farmer* Friend " Plou .lis, all size*. Tlic
Iffhtest draft Plough made. Cannot he choked.
Uglily endorsed by all WhC nave used them.
Rotary narrow, Thmta* Smoothing Harrows
'Kingof the Synth'" <'orn .Viilla. Collins' Steel
'longna, Sweeps and Agrlcultnr.il Steels of till
Ityles and Sizes.
Also, a lurgo assortment of other Agricultural
uiplcmonis.
J. E. A DOER it CO.,
mporters of Hardware, Bar Iron, Steel, ?tc,
ucli.S-t/, * Charleston, S.C
J AS. K. ItOVCC. T
iV HOLES ALE and It E TAIL GltOCEIt
Denier in
Aics, Winns, Lienors, Segars, "
TOB A.COO.
TO * IONS, DItY GOODS,
boots and s irons.
Itnnl'-j .\tink,
Main Land,
IBAUFORT COUNTY.
Goods sold at Beaufort prices.
mch.S-lyr.
JEt. -WKXTK'S
WUOI.BSAI.B AND llKTAIL
FURNITURE
WARE-ROOMS
88 ha rbi. 8tiikkt,
Ch:krlutU>a, H. C.
The Cheapest Plane in the State.
P?'IAL ATTKKTION gtven to Country order*
mch-H-tf. <:S:rrJ
^AOON D ?. JlKATR, i'J* AC.
Choice 'molted nod Dry BtDSB, Shoalderu and
MIKm, 8. C. IlilM, break! art Bacon Stripe, Lard,
>n*w, Batter, Machercl, Boef TVinjpten, Flour,
l<d???ee, Sugar, Ac 9 Bnrih'aoaloiirntod R.lne'dfttt)
tffr?kc<l Ham Biiaw>un
*i*o. Tnd. a >lfcATH of dM~r?*t quality, on
and and for sale by V TrfH M AC<*f, KTC.<I,
sb-!7tf. Vend no Range.
-- W. C. Mofiisiiii. is
Plato and Siicot irou Woiter
All ltw UranolicH
itoves & force Pumps repairs
AIT.Iiusib^ss pmmptly utlfiuU?l to \vi
QupftKll.
bliop opposite the Post Olfiec.
Call anil try mr. " Mrr ?n<l fj?t ldy*.*
Jan.37.
Wetistsr's Unabridged Dictionary.
O.OOO Words an?l Minings not in Oil
ictionariee
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OFFICE CF fCnoOT. COMMISSIONER. I
Be.ufort. S. C Feb. 181 It. IN7*. j
[N fnrihcranne of .an Act -Mo provide for the p
1 ment of past dno ecliool claims." appioi
iarch 3rd, 1873. and In order to be able to report
he County Treasurer the numlier and amount
tost due Bchml Claims up to the iirst day of 7
ember, 1873. remaining unpaid, the undnrsigr
t ill register all such claims as may be preseni
or tl.it purpose nntil the fifteenth dnjr of Af
text.
SHEPAr.D U, GILEKr.T,
Sch<?oi Commissioner
Beaufort County, 8. C.
POTATOES.
Just received from New Yoi
50 13 A. KRE'LS
\
Choice Potatoes.
Por sale low for Cash.
W. Krcsse
\
Bounty and Claim Agont
I have associated myself with a prominc
rm In WasUingt iu f?>r the pnrposo of securing
Itounlion iiiul Pensions
For colored soldiers, nnd pros ecu tirg
Claims for Losses
luring the wnr, and all oiher claims against t
United State Government
.TOirN II. HCIIBARD.
lleaofor*. S. C.. Feb- 24 1870
feb.94-lyr
PORT nOYAL
C . P. r-il
ua w cx sr~i<ariirig iviiu
BEAUFOTtT, ??. C
D. C. WILSON & CO.,
M ANUr ACTURKK8 OF AND DEALERS IN
Yellow Pine Tiller aid Lamler
and
CyprcHH HliinycU-s,
auo
Judders and Contractors
Plaster, Lathes,
All kind* of -TOT) SAWIJTG promptly done.
'l03rinj&Colling Board always on la:
Orders for Lnirher ami Timber by the mi
romptly filled. J.ninlwr delivered In miy part
lie Town free of charge. Tonne Cnsh.
feb.M-lyr. . D. WII.SOV & C
m^srnmrxssssmmmmm
Rank the highest for Durability, rcrfect Work, ai
F-u?e of Operation. They are the moat silent. Itgl
runnlnir anit serviceable, Ilia easiest to Mil, ami mo
willingly paid for, and nnnvcr every requirement
the family and manufactory. Liberal larat I
Agents. Address,
" Routes? le " fie win* JTaehtne Co.. Hew-Torl
(' nnnrb* i? birga mid varied nwoitmcnt of fatten
for Lull?*', Misses'. nml Children's Garments of forclj
rtid domestic dctrtims, ty lbs rtv-M aecnmptblx
ilntliMtl. They aro the moat perfect Btllcg. Sio
elaborate, and yet the nirwt simple patterns ever *r
wnted to the public, and take lbs land wherever lot!
ditred. A omit euHinL bend for Illustrated Cut
lo^tie. Address,
" Drasatie " Rawing JTarMna Co., Krw-Torl
Dgvormt TO PltUIIO*. Dl?~awi? iJ
A thoroughly reliable refined .,,d practical Info .!
eonerrimig iMIlm of* Fallon |? all Ita department
ft repnsttnry of choice an, l entertain log literature han,
someIllustrations art crtttdema.etc.. etc..am\ a Jonn,
y'-r *? ,fc? o; the bWdrcl
TOTbm, ftl.ao per year, bpeelweu copies free.
.,//* IX?t.fcaft gives Awat to errrr subscriber
the celebrated " I'nprr VatSion* as or
mlum. I uuva$*crt (ranted tvtryirkcr*. Address,
" Domestic" MonQxly,
" Domestic * nalMIn?, Xrw.Torl
v?
' COftBIN. S'TOKff It-mWM.-?
JJ^ The undersigned have formed n partnership for
vAdmtt?Mty practice under lite al*>vc firm name
Coinm & Atone, * i Jos. M. William!, '
JQ r CMliwlDO. f lJenuf irt.
mch 31-ly.
: ijiif"
To Arrive
400 Ratal Prime Eastern ITAV,
Foh Sale Cheap,
8. M. WALLACE,
mcl).17-tf. Beaufort. 8. C,
JAS. E. MCGREGOR,
icr
CARllIAOG MAKKIU
?* Repairing of all kinds done with neatnesajand
rn. dospatch, and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop r?r
r.] Wost and Uraven Streets,
tor BEAUFORT, S. C.
Is? nov35-S0.
e.]
5 FANKLIN TALBIRD,
'yl COT^IiECTING AGENT.
Will attend to renting property and Colloctin
ive Rents on same on reasonable terms.
Beaufort, S. 0.. Jan. 17,1*74.
novJ5-3s.
G. WATERHQUSE,
CROCKERY
and
Y. GLASS WARE,
PORCELAIN LAMP CIIIMNTES
arc leas liable to break than GLASS
and give a softer light,
E " LAMPS and BRACKETS."
lllx
tlie Glass Table Setts of four pieces.
cm
c. AI.SO:
A good assortment of ROCKINGHAM
TEA POTS,
\ PITCHERS and
"J- YELLOW NAPPIES
red
cto OVAL BAKERS
of LIP BUXDS,
<o- BAKI CUrs,
!wl MUGS, etc., stc.
lc<l jan.20-tf.
>rll' -
To Holder* of Coantr checks or Audited
Claims, prior to Nov. 1? 1873,
OrricK or th* Corirrr CoMxissTovxns, i
Beaufort, S. C., March 4th, 1875 J
In accordance with the provision of a Joint reeolutiou
entitled " A Joint resolution authorizing the
Conntv Commissioners of Tteanfort connty to levy a
sped.il til,'' dated April 7tl?. 1878, end an act to
amend the name, approved the 2UtU day of Jan L
nary A. D. 1871, sealed proposals will be received at
I hi.' office from parties holding checks or audited
claim* contracted prior .o November I, 1872, unttl
Thursday the fifteenth of An.il next, at 12
o'clock. M. nt which time sild hlda will be opened,
and thcPo rd of ^Comity Commissioners will draw
order* on the Trcneurer to the nmour.t of one
thousand dollars In favor of the person or persons
who shall have offered the largest per centum discount
on their check* or audited claims,
-i Proposals must be addrussed to Dr. Paul Pritch'1
ard. Chairman of the Board and endorsed -'PronnsatsfoT
settlement of past indebtedness of Beau>
? fort County."
T PBlTCUARL'.
GEO. WATEltHOUSE,
V. 8. SCOTT,
nt County Commissioners.
TnoMAsTI. Wrrxxi.sr.
Clerk of Board.
PRATT'S ASTEAL OIL
h0 Absolutely SAFE
;Porfcotly Odorless !
Aawatb UnIform. Iij.uxisxtinq qualities
Superior to Gas,
Burns in any lamp witi-out danger of exploding or
| taking Are.
Manufacture red expressly to displace the
use of highly Volatile nnd dangerous OILN.
ITS SAFETY under EVERY possible TEST, and
Its perfoet burning qualities are provod by
its continued use in over
500,00.0 Families!
While no accident directly, or indirectly haa ever
occurred from burning, storing, or handling it.
The many Imitations and counterfeits of the
ASTRAL OIL that have been thrown nnBucccVbfti
ly on the mnrkct is fur thcr
Proof of its Superior MeritTIIE
AHTKAE
Has now a World-wide reputation as the SAFEt-T
and IJKoT.
Tie Insurance Companios and Fire Cornsi
missioaevs
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRT
Recommend Pratt's ANTRAL Oil.
^ As the best Safeguard when Lamps are used.
of
For Sale In Benofort, at the Store of
?' nov.25-lyr. W. M. FREXfcH. /
| henrTWelsh,
J Importer and
? Wholesale Grocer.
in 1117 Wnsliinnrt on ntrect,
Cor. Franklin at
i. >EW YOltIt.
I LUMBER YARD.
A Fnll Stock of Lumber and Timber constantly
it on hand at
3 j Low Prices.
? Parties desiring estimates for large quantities
? am rcqnrsted to give me a call. Yard In rear of
the Po?t Oflce.
t.' R. O. IIOLMKS.
InovK-8
a. art is,
* Barber.
ahaving
?. Ilntr Cuitlnir.
Kliuiniioonlntr,
'n in the t ort
*1 J.r!Mt'C' style.
S tloon in the reer of the Drag Store.
I. BBAUFOBT. ?. .
== ?2fiufEF= fi
MAChilNii SHOP.
Having opened a Shop here, I am prepared
with the LATEST IMPROVED
TOOLS to feuild and repair nil kinds of
MACHINERY, both Wood nnd Iron.
Particular attention given to
Designing and Pattern Making r ^
For New Work.
STEAM PIPE and FITTINGS,
Constantly on hand
11 \i n n-:
m nonncrn rriucs. ]) [
Common Sizes of Iron Huts
AND STEEL.
Personal attcrtion given to ^
SETTING and CONSTRUCTING
STEAM BOILER ^
FURNACES FOR SAVING FUEL.
Jrf?" Shop nert to Post Office ^
J. A. Whitman,
Mechanical Engineer.
BEAUFORT HOUSE ~~
Beaufort, S. C.,
Having fitted up the above named Hoobc, I am
Prepared to accommodate the
Public,
Carriages will bo on hand to carry guests to and
from the Depot and
Port Royal. m
J. A. DUPONO, obfa
Proprietor. 20 bj
2 no >25-23 Pen!
nccu
SCHOONER BERTHA, 12
CAPT. I. B. TRETETT,
Will ply between Ssvannnh and Heanfort, In con- Ce'P
section with all StoamKhipe betwen
Northern Ports
AND
Saramiali.
Fi eights Carried as T*. C
LOW ?
Aa by any other rv>utc with Quick despatch. All
Orders
Entrusted to air r. !11 punctnally nttcndcd to.
M. B. THEVETT.
norSKMl.
P. M.WHITMAN, ?
Wi?tohmnJcpT njid Jeweler,
DAT STREET, BEAUFORT, S. C? fci
Ilae Just received fvom the North a fine assort- tcf
merit of goods rd EX
Northern Prices. *
WEDDING RINGS, ?3.00 to $12.00,
SILVER RINGS, 80c. to $1.80,
SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, $2.00 to $1.00, oppc
LADIES GOLD WATCHES. $3C to $00.
8 Day & 1 Day stri'ani Clods, J!
J150 to $8. H
GEN fS* GOLD CHAINS, PINS, |3INGS.SLEEVK
BU TTONS, STUDS, WATCn CHAINS, T.
LADIES GOLD and PLATED JEWELRY,
GOLD PENS, AC.. AC.
Goats' Gold and Sifter Watches.
Call and examine before purchaelng, and satisfy
yourself you can save ten to twentr-flve per cent
from Charleston or Savannah prices.
novSS-27.
" Afln
Thomas R. Harris.
MANUFACTURER OP ALT. KINDS OF
no^
Biscuit and Crackers.
. lawi xa-b ? xiu uorKDian oi?
JtoMreen water Pearl Street*, Dei
Branch, 5V4? Washington St., (
Bet. FraikJln and Hurrlhon SU. j New York. Th
R. P. BARRY,
WHOLESALE anil KETAIT. DEALER IN ]
Dn Est, fv
CLOTHING, B1
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
, ^ NOTIONS, &c. &c. At
i ? % ' w,rt
tier,2-54.
done
E. A. & h W. SCHEPER,
:0: % no
THf II ITTIQ 1W
Mits,
Clothing, Notions, &c.
Have Laid in an Immense Stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
lathes goods,
GENTS' FT'RNTSTTTVG GOODS, S
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, Ac. Ac.,
pair,
Call and Examine the ?tock, which
cannot be surpassed by any Iiouae in the
State. n<
' :0: ? ofor
Prices Low to Suit the Timos. 1,cni
imiir soyIE,
Wholesale aiii Retail Grocer.
LIQUOR DEALER.
In store
BASS & Co. ALE
) Stone Jugs at $2.50 a dozen.
& G..HIBBERT LONDON
stout roRTitn at $2.50 a dozen
BOSTON-GINGER ALE
it $2.50 a dozen; Best in the world.
JPONT'S F. P. F. GUN
POWDER
at 50c a pound.
0 lbs. Smoked Shoulders,
20 tidrccs of Carolina Rick
5 Barrels of Assorted Sugar,
rio and java coffee,
4 ?
Boxes No. 1. scaled herring,
BOOO Assorted Cigars.
I1AY ST.,
JKAOTORT, B. C., Jan20.
TOWN PLATS,
FOR SAt.1%
With or wlthoat
ORANGE ORCHARDS
IN THE TOWN OF
B E E C H E R,
FLORIDA,
tormntloa relative to Beccher Florida, rait b
,in<jd. The former from at finely executed mar*,
r 28 inches, on linen paper, containing Frnitful
tneninr. Town plat of Beccher, and the only
irate may of the 8t. Johns river to lake Harney
latter from a large pamphlet, English or Qcron
Florida. It cftmhtc and productions, wfth a
ch of ite History.
lese will be forwarded freo of postage, cn rct
of 2S cents each.
Address.
EDWIN A. STCDWRLL,
KiNAflim PUUSCTOK,
The Beecher Land Co.. Fla,
. Bo*. 8B2?. IMPARK ROW NEW YORK
COLOMBIA HOTEL
COTXMRIA. f=K C.
WM. GORMAN Proprietor.
E. M. Cologne, Assistant.
Jan.l8-lyr.
A TViT A T-?
J>VX X^V. XV JX.
LBOOT tfv
AND
SHOE MAKER,
ticular Attention given to First Class
Work.
A perfect fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
hi i or*
isite Watcrhouse and Kicker's Cotton Honse.
BEAUFORT, S. C. ?
txch.8-lyr.
?.
. M. STUART, M. D.
Iruggtat and Apothecary,
BEAUFORT, 8. C?
DKXX.BR IX
lOS ANT) CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY.
BET SHK8. Ac.
e Assortment cf
STATIONERY .
* * i* 'f
yslc'.nns Prescriptions Ccmponodcd with earo
r 25-38.
"rTBMY
alerin Groceries, Liquors, &c
e highest price paid for
tterMink& Deer SKINS
and all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
HAY ST., BEAUFORT, S. O.
C5-62
VM. MITCHELL,
lacksmith and
Horseshoer.
. i
Quo and Locksmith..
iy work In ray Line Executed promptly and
i dt-rpntch. Satisfaction Guaranteed and work
>aa well aa any where in the State.
SHOP OPPOSITE THE ARSENAL,
" BEAUFORT, 8. C.
v 25-43.
MM mmarnwrn^
IV. H. UALVtif IJ
TIN SMITH.
sbaIjKR IN
ANNKD FXANI8I1KD and
PLAIN TIN WARB.
Constantly on bond a foil Stock of
Heating, Cooking and Box
ITOVES and PIPE.
rtlcnlar attention given to pnttlng on and reingTiti
Roof*. Londem'aml Cotter*.
Terras Gasb.
iptng for a oontlntunoe of the patronage hero* \
o l>?r? nfcefl op m,i. I will warrant all work to
iino In tho fnoM wft'kinnallke ronr.net
v'.VIO.