The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, April 28, 1875, Image 3
MKAtFOUT, H. C. Al'ltli. at*. tW7n.
Baldwiw Afplks at French 's.
The Town Council meets to-night.
Every one th?t wants to visit the Fleet
Will have an opportunity to do so to-morrow
on the Pettit. Fare only fifty cents.
?
If you fall to attend the sociable at the
fica Island ,IIotcl to-night you will miss
a treat. Only fifty cents admission.
The Pilot Boy will resume her trips
between Benufort and Charleston this
week leaving Charleston Friday morning.
^he sales of delinquent property o owtuences
Monday next. As All sales for
taxes arc now subject to mortgages and
jndgintnts it is thought the Suits will be
Very foMr,
A. brisk deniend for cotton seed has
sprung op since the late frost, to replant
where the frost had injured the cotton.
As most of the seed had been shipped
to LlVefpool, the planters have great
difficulty in getting a supply.
1*wo colored murderers, named Bunch
and Hardee, who were to have been hung
in Charleston last Friday were respited
at noon by Lieutenant Governor GleaVes,
in the absence of Governor Chamberlain
from the State.
The Standard said laBt week that Mr.
GleaveB would not respite these men, it
had belter post itself next lime.
Thr Prkss Convention. The time
and place selected lor the meeting of the
Press Association meets our hearty approval.
Charleston is entitled to the honor,
and the News and Courier with whom
thft suggestion originated, will by that
time be clear of its present harassing tiou
bit t. Wc shall ntn nd.
The war agxiust corrupt officiala, begun
Governor Chamberlain, bus already
' resulted in the arrest of Niles G. Parker,
the State Treasurer uuder the Scott and
Moses administration*, upon charges of
fraud and embezzlement preferred bv
O..T, Chamberlain and other-. Parker
ha. been committed to Columbia juil in
<l"fault?nr$2-"i0.000 bail. It ia rumored
that this is but tbe first of series of effort*
to bring the public, plund- r?rs to justic-.
ThK PoiMJI.AR SCIKHCB jiloWTHI.Y for
May is r?ccited, and is an unusunl y in
t?re?ting number. Its pages unceasingly
popularise* scientific speculations and
discoveries, and should l?e wide'y circulst*d.
It is the Magazine forth- pro :ressive
minds of this country, and should be
in ?very family. The names of Albrecht
Mueller, Youiuans, Prof. Huxley, Dean
. .HtaulMr and pther* no less distinguished
in the scientific and literary world appear
this, month among its contributors. It is
P'lh'ishcd by, I). Apple ton & Co. 510
**"* Br-"a.1 way K,ow York.
Delinquent poll tax payers should ltear
. in mind, tlrt uuder the Act of the Legis
Jafur- the Treasurer i* required to furnish
tli* C'-unty ('oniniisnioner* with a list of
jUI delinquents. I he Commissioners then
i>aue executions for double the amount
(two dollar^ and in default ot payment
the fine is three days work upon '.he publie
highways or tcu dnys confinement in
the County Jail.
Blicidk.?La?t Thursday morning a
young roan named Mitchell employ* d as
book ke?p-f by tha Oak Point Mining
Company committed suei'de by shooting
himself through the body with a pistol.
. . -v On that morning his room mate named
Green went out early and returned to
"breakfast when Mitchell not appearing
' Owen went to the sleeping room and
found Mitchell dkad in bed with two bul,
1st boles in his bod; near the region of
* the hosrt. Dr. Johnson held an inquest
on the body and the jury returned a
verdict of death from suicide.
Mr. Mitchell was a young man about 20
years of age a native of Charleston, where
bis body waa taken on Friday for interment,
where his mother, a widow, lives.
. ..
Jlruuson S. C. April 20th 1875'
Editor Rf?nfnrf Tantwi
Our planters were jubilant over the
eppesrauce of fair weather a few days
.? ago; but buvc been to some extent brought
to grb-f at the nnuusal appearance of recent
severe chilly weather, and one, or
two mornings of front. Although cotton
has not suffered so much as was first
predicted, yet considerable damage has
bc*n done. Local news .is sc arce the
airs of fjie town are apparently brighten
Jng up although there h*s been considerable
lawlessness. The Town Council met
for the first time within two or three
months on Thursday last. A lack of
harmony between Intcndant and Wardens
la said to be the cause of this failure to
meet more regularly. Preparationa art;
l*4ng made to drain several ponds which
if Qegl eted longi r will provu injurious to
the health of the community. The sawmill
of Geo B. ITack Esqr. which has Iwtn
h? re for the past two years or more was
removed from our town on Monday last,
Ju<t lieyond Varnesville a mile or more
We are glad to know Mr. Hack contiu
nee his residence with us still.
We wish him succ aa at his new abode
of burimsa.
Vigilnre.
Tim Sheriff w* i'l s? ll next Tu-iedny the
following iiroprrty .
John : r.?t.E r?. Julia Mathews one let
in Port Royal.
John Frai 7. rt. El en O I'riscoll one lot
in Port Roviii.
Wiii Midi .1 o Pi icr I. I'i iii" wV o".e
lot i: V MI-I'IIH1.
fcJI???B?IW??WttOW
Huko llall.
On Honda y lot-t the Cosmopolitan Base
Ball Club played a go mo with a nine from
the U. 8. Steamer W orcester, and were
vanquished without much trouble. The
CoBUio'a were out of practice and missed
some of their beat players that were members
of the game last winter, but they are
game and Intend to get their hands in
and try the navvies again.
The gamo was called at 11. o'clock
with the Cosmo's at the bat.
1st inning Wallace went out on a fou:
and J Harrison was put after making
3d base. Boutclle -cut a fltlc ball to 1. f.
and was put on home base. Clancy
Wdson and C. Harrison getting home.
The Worccitefs then took the bat.
McCT' a sent a daisy cutter to r. f. that
gave him 2nd. base, and on a lost bail J
HutchMS made 1st base bending McCrea j
home. Hutchins came in on a missed
ball Calhoun sent a fly to c. f. and made
1st a wild throw gave him 2nd and a fine
stroke by Burwcll brought him home and
gaVe Burwell 1st. Osterhousc went out
on three atrtKcs JNeal sent a hot ball to
r. f. and brought in Burwell. Hyatt
went out on three strikes McCrca sent a
fine ball to r. f. which Was elegantly muffed
and got home by wild throws, and
and Hutchms went out on a foul, ecore
8. to 3.
2nd. inning. Wilfiott took his base on
called balls and stole 3rd. J. Harrison
made 1st. and brought Wilson homo on a
good strike, and stole in on wild throws.
Harms got 1st. on ball to c. f. and got
safely home W right went out on three
strikes, Boycc made lsf. on a ball on
home b ,se and Bontelle sent a high flyer
to c. 1, and niado 1st. base, and with
Boyce got home by wild throws. Wallace
got to 1st. on aN Weak stroke and
stole llotne and Cliuicy went out trying to
make 1st. Wilson went out on three strikes
after aeuding s- vcral fine fouls towards
the Court house. 7 runs.
Calhoun sent a beautiful fly to r. f. and
Burwell followed suit bringing Calltoun
home. Noel sent a stifl'fly<r to r. f. w hich
Wilson held. The Cosmo's made some
wild plays giving the jWorccstcra 4 runs
und finally put out W. Whiting op 1st.
and Hyatt on three strikes. score 10
to.12.
8rd. inning. This inning proved a
whitewash lor the Comiio'b. The two
I Harrisons went out on fly's to the catcher
und Harms was settled oy u foul.
MvCriU for the Wont-store made 1st
and Hutchins went out on a foul, H.
biting went on 1st* and Wm. Whiting
on a foul, nfter scoring 4 runs.
4th. Inning. Wright out on a foul Boyce
made 1st. and Boutclle sent a fine ball to
c. f. wliichwas nicely taken and Boyce
finished the inning by getting to the
home base an inch behind the ball.
Hyatt sent up a fly which was taken by
McCrca sent up another which was l>cautiflly
muffed. Hutchlns went out on a
fly to Boyce and Burwell retired in a foul
one run.
5th. Inning. Boutelle, Clancy and
Wilson all were retired on fouls.
F* the Worcester Whiting was put
out on afly to Boyce McCrca was settled
byji foul and Calhon closed the game by
running 011 a loul ball after adding fire
| rnus to their score the game standing
10 to 22.
i The Worcester's were obligad to leave
j for the tr -in at the ? nd of the fifth Inning
and so the game wos called.
The following is the score:
Cosmopolitans. R O Worcester* R O
J. Wallace If 11 McCrea 1 b A 1
Clancy lb '12 Ilutchins 1 f 2 3
Wilson 2 b 12 Calhoun p 8 1
J. H. Harrison c 1 2 Burwell c f 8 1
C. Harrison as 2 1 Osterhouse c 3 1
Harms 2 b 2 1 Nocll r f 2 1
Wricrht e f 0 ft. H WMiinnS ?J o
Boyee p 1 1 WW hiring 2b 2 2
IiouU-lle r f . .18 Hjatt as 18
; T0W3 10 15 *22 15
MARINE 3STB"WS.
St. Helena Sound.
Arrived April 23rd. Br bark George,
Grant master, from Charleston with 600
tons phosphates for Campbell W. & Co.
Cleared ?21st. Br. bark Modoc, Marsh
master, for London with 600 tons phosphate
rock from Coosaw mining Co.
Port Rot ax,.
Arrived 24th. Schr Silver Heels, Newman,
from Boston to G. Water house.
W ill load with lumber for Boston.
Augusta, Ga April 2*\?Memorial Day
was observed here with unusually imposing
ceremonies. There wus a large parade
and procession. The corner-stone of
the Confederate Houumeut was laid. In
his speech, Gen. Evans said: "Let us do
nothing to keep alive the passions of war,
to study its lessons is prudence, to profit
by its teaching is wisdom; but to stir up
old animosities in madness. The voice of
this monument will not be for war, but
for peace; it say to us the Confederacy
has expired; its great life Went out on a
purple tide of blood that flowed from the
hearts of its sons; we have buried it, and
we do not intend to exbtmu. its '?mains
we were utterly defeated and we dismiss
our resentments; sadly we par'ed with
the dear old cross of stars, which we followed
through many a storm of shot and
shell, but we take with the truest hand of
Houthcrn honor the staff that holds the
flag of stars and stripes. I r-spond with
the truest feeling to-dav to the fraternal
words of Oeuer.il Bartlet: spoken nt
i the centennial celebration of the fir t
battle of lie "Id revo'u'ion.
A'teru ids theLadias Memorial Association
decorated bith fl wer< the grave*.
of the l ooti d.>n?te ee-l *be I.V-1,.r.t? J
iu Vug i<t;? < ,u.v ii
v.'V
i--.:-r-" ' , i.
r Nll.K* 0. IJAllKfc)R,? Tblf ktrtst ' oH R
the ex-treasurer is th* following from the .
Phwnlx. of Sunday: "Nile* G. Parker
declared to snino visitors yesterday that
he did not propose t<> remain in prison all
alone by himself. If efficient step* Were
not taken within thirty data to release
him from his unpleasant predicant nt, \e
would take Steps to relieve his solitude m
by an accession of contpunious from Uc
among his old friends in office. Ahl what
* tale Nilea could unfold if he would-anu
maybe he will.,'
| Answers w> re returned iu both cases of
| complaints filed soltlu days ago again*!
dr. Parker. The trial will take place ut
the ensuing term of court.
Civil Rights in Chicago.?John
Jones, a wealth negro tailof of Chicago
recently g<w<3 a reception on the thirtieth
anniversary of liia arrival in that city, at
which ho received five hundred visitors,
white and black. The Tribune gave a
full account of the supper, the decorations
of the maiiBion, the music, and dancing,
with n long list of the white aristoc.
racy who participated in the grand fete
The noxt issue of the paper contained an
account of the expulsion of some negroes
from one oi the city restaurants ou ac
count of race, color and previous condi- q,
tlon* Ch
wubfltrn'a Unabridged, Nbw Ii.lcb- <
tkatbu ridition.-a8 trie traveler at the T,
eternal city gazes with rapture upon the
wondrous dome, acd upon each recurring
visit 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 |
endless pages, the more his admiration is ln
challenged. It would be superfluous to m
speak in detail of the merits of this great 1
work; yet it would be impossible to say a ?
word too much in its praise.? Charleston
Oasetts.
New Advertisements. ai
Cranberries at French's.
Lemons 40 cts. per dozen at French's
Fresh Sequin mackerel at French's
Wilson's Cohnkd Beep, at French's
Quarantine Notice.
office of the IlKALTn officf.r, i
Bkaufort, s. c.. April 28th, 1875. i
PILOTS AND 1WA8TKB8 OF VESSELS ARB ?<
notified that the quarantine law of this State
goes into operation on the first of May, proximo,
and continue! in force until the first of Noyoaiber.
All vessels coming nndcr the bead of sub-dlvl ?
Ion two, 8ecU*>n four, of ">e Act will come to an
anchor at quarantine amhomgc off Paris Island, '
I and await the visitation of the Health Officer. _
Pilots will apply to this Offli-o for further In tractions.
V
8. B. TnoirrsoK, M.D.. J
Hea th Officer, Port Royal.
apr1.28-3t.
LIQUOR DEALERS,
DEALERS in Srtnrrcocs Liqpors whose licences
are about to expire can save money hy buying
County Certificates that aie reeelvcahle for llrcn- p
ces. Parties desiring to purchase at a discouut [jj
ran Ik- supplied by application at this office.
Notice.
Office Board Pilot Commissioners, 1 Bi
Beaufort, S. C. April 24 1875. (
Notice It hereby given that Cnpt. James Early Is
heieby suspended from acting as Pilot on St. Helena
and Port Royal Bars for the period of six
months. 8. W. Rhodes, rr
Chairman.
Steffens & Werner, p.
Wholesale Grocers, "
PROVISION DEALERS,
Cor. East Bay St Vendue Range,
/t II K T) T rCTA VT CI /"I
VyllAiVlirjO I D. V/*
22 48
"DIRECTORS MEETING.
pi
THERE WILL BE A MEETING of
Directors of the Port Royal Rail Roa<t
Co. at the Mansion House in Port Royal W
8. c., Tues-lay May 4th. 1875, at 8 p. m.
"W. M. Read.
Bee. and Treasurer. ?p
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. "
THERE WILL BE A MEETING ?t
the Stockholders of the Port Royal Rail
Road Company nt the Mansion House in
Poit Royal, 8. C., Wednesday May 5th.
at 12 m.
W. M. Read,
Bee. and Treasurer. MIL^HCOWS.
^
Having Purchased the stock
of blooded cattle lately owned
by the estate of II. M. Stuart,
deceased, I oifer for sale some
FINE MILCII COWS,
Enquire of J
James Jenkins,
Market House.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
Noticr is hereby given that thirty days ^
after date, the Fhkmond Society of Son*
and Daughters, St. Helena Island, will
apply to the Clerk of Court for Beaufort *
County, for a Charter under the provisions
of an Act of the General Assembly
of this State entitled; An Act to provide t?
for certain Charters.
Hector Rivere. Joe. Bailey. _
Jonas Truell Robert Brown.
Monday Washington.
Beaufort, 8. C. April 17 1S75. 4t pd.
SOUTHERN
DIRECT TRADE.
Regular fortnlphtly Packet y.ln? between Port |.
Royal. 8. C., Neman and the
WEST INDIES,
The fast Schooner ''IDA SMITH" Captain Ma?
tere will leave Port Royal for Nassau on thu Z2nd
Inst. For freight or passare apply to
PKTKR PAPIN A Co., Agcnta Port Royal. in
T, DAULINO A Co., Agent* Naaaan, N. P. \
Shorte?t Sea paeeagc from the U. Sand Canada A
and ehorteat Route from the
West & Southern Markets
to the
WEST INDIES /
and vice versa
On the tlrst of .Tunc next, a fortnightly 8te?m
ship. Mail, freight a.d P*-s< nger service wily be
i established t>et ween Port HoyaJ and the prlndpM I
I points iu lue \\ tbt indies, eouncciing at Havana I
, with the Trane-Atlantic Steamers for Franpa and .
I Mexico . ft
PKTKU PAI'IN A Co \gents. Port Royal. | y<j
d a A rl??' *IUU
< > 73%^
... 1
nmMri irwwf i Mn , , ?.. * .w.w.
uriiu'l A Co., At. <). f.lllnHl.
Ch?tW?toM.
Beaufort Steam
MILL COMPANY.
Having put up to their oetnbltfbmviit a ORlHJ'
II L arc prepared to f urn Ml nt ?ha rhorter
live.
Grist, ileal and Feed.
The highest caah price paid for CORN.
Com CJrotiiitl on Toll.
feb.3- Jyr.
BETWEEN CHARLESTON AN)>
ltKAi'ponr.
TIIK STEAMER '
M. S. ALLI SON,
OAPT. P. Tt OLIO,
ivlng taken th- place of the IMlut Dor. *111 leave
mr lea ton ererr Filday morning.
tFill hvtvo Bntnfort every Bntnrdny morning
ic patronage of uhlppcru in rrapectfally eoltrliatf
DOUOLAL N1SDKT,
Agent, Charleaton, 8. C..
WM. HARRISON.
Agont. Dcnafort. 8. C.
0T" flood* consigned to the care of the Agent
CuaMcaton will bo forwarded free of commleaion
d storage.
loVXt-30.
Conant & Emmons.
RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH |
ICE j
In any quantity Cuatomcra may desire,
3tu their Icc House,
Herentlt Mtroot.
JOHN CONANT,
J. A. EMMONS.
iovUR,
I. M. WALLACE,'
Cotton Fatitor rtiiel
GRIST MILLER,
"Wholesale Denier In
rain, Hominy, Meal, Feed, Etc.,
HEA INLAND COTTON
ought, Ginned and prepared for market,
.dvunecg made on ConMlfgii- i
merit*.
aving the hest machinery for ginning
ttfon and grinding corn and meal, he in
ropared to execute all orders on the
inrteat possible notice.
The highest price paid for
v. Cotton and CornCotton
ginned on toll.
i|o?35-M.
. VERD1ER WALKER &BAC0T. j
ROCTORS IN ARMIIltLTT ANP ATTOUNKYf
AT LAW. nRAT'FORT. S. C.
ALKRR A HACOT. I W. J. Ybrdiwp,
Charleston. | H?*nufort.
R*fer to the British Consulates in the South. anil
>ectallv to the British Consulate at Charleston.
novU.I St.
SHEPARD D. GILBERT.
NOTARY I'lTHT.U'.
Attention gircn to Marine Protesta.
omcB
In the re.cn noes*. jan.6 67.
AC H. LOCK WOOD,
V. H. COMNIRSIONKK
ad
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Agont fur Ml*-, X. T. Industrial (exhibition Co'?
Vsndr?IfO mrk.
I. KLATTE & CO.
Wholesale Grocers,
11B SBALBE* IS
fines, Lipors, Seears, Tobacco, Sc.,
1N5 lOuNt llay,
' CUARLRBTON, 8. C.
Orders from the Countrj promptly atindcd
to.
BOT46-M.
tmllt
o
nil'ITM,
CAH1)I KH,
T0Y8,
cakt;H^
TV UTS
A ?hU asaortmcnt of the above eonnist!2of
ORANGE A, LEMONS, I1
P^LES, DATES, FIGS, BANANAS.
11 kind* of FRENCH confectionery.
'BRAZIL, NUTS, HICKORY NUTS,
WALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS,
ICED. FRUIT, SPONGE, POUND
id every otb<?r kind of O V K KS on hand
or mad- to order. ' I
Pnrti'-ulnr attention <?v?n to *up|>lyii>!f I
r!pa with all necessary nrtielec.
nnone ;?? fill na wdl na oivtvcvTAL *
reived by every ?te?iucr from kew I
?nK. I
J.ams Odell
UTHjC
1 fj. COOPE
J jry Goods & Mlllii
Has just returned fron
md select stock of
DRY G01DS,
CLO
And ft goncral Assortment of
MILLINERY, A1
WHICH Tin OFF Kits TO SUIT 1
o ""
MANUFACTURERS OF BUIL
Dressed, Ceiling, ar
MOULDINGS FOR BUILDING
NEWELS, IIAND-RA
WOOD TURNING O]
GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL WORl
can be mndc in the United States. We
uu'uiu vi tiiC city vl Baltimore, all of wh
ion to all who want good and substanti
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE THE ON
BLIND AND DoOR M AKERS -BY T
of Charleston, and can refer to gentlerae
lina and Florida, ay to the character of
NOTICE.?On account of the mannci
own assumption of the risk of Breaka;
goods arc shipped over the roads In thii
saving to the purchaser of our work.
W.
mch.3-lyr.
EDWARD PERR\
l?OOK AND JOB PRINTING
Executed at the lowest rates.
f?l.. ?t1/
On hand and made to order. Foreign and Doraesi
H t iv t lo n'cry,
Law and School Hook*, Law Dlanka, Wrapping I
per, Twine, Jfcc., Sic.
NO. 139 Meeting Steet,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
nnvtS t9.
MM.
AUCTION & COMA
Consignments of Merc!;
oenu in your dkau and Biiut* worn H
short notice We have on our lists at si
Wagon*, Farming Utensils. Boats, Steal
Seed, Stove, Fixtures, Ac., &c.
BROKER IN I
Special attention given to the purchase,
County property :
For Sal
I*ItlTC-'I AUD'H IIOUSK on
KITTI/EIl IIOCHE unci Hull
llttllcllniC Eots,
UoliltliiH l>rc?i?ort y liny street
I'luntina Inimls Tor hi
On Lady's Island,
On Paris Islar
On St Helena Island, in 10 to t
Store and Dwelling on the John Fri
MAIN
Thi- Uhovlon plantation nrnr P.wt Roy al ferry, t
III hi anld in part or whole, price from to $
articular*.
Pension Notary, i
iTTR'.'TIOK aOl.lllhl<S! No action lute been tal
nil bounty.
SCHOONER IV
Foi sale or
--
G & y ^ ? Iff"
i Charleston with a large
/
THING,
NOTIONS,&C.
J D FANCY GOODS,
"UB T11MS. ootW'88
DING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
id Weather-Boardings
PURPOSES in GREAT VARIETY,
IL AND BALLUSTERS,
P* EVERY DESC'RIPRIOJf.
f made as cheap at this establishment
have on hand the largest stock or the abov
lich we guarantee will give entire satisfnc
ial work.
[LY PRACTICAL MECHANICS?BA6H
RADE, carrying on the business in the dt y
n all over tbn State, Qjorgla, North Caro
their work for the past twenty ytara,
-o
r in which we box up our work, and ou
ge of Glass with ordinary handling, ou
) State at HALF RATES, which is a great
P. RUSSELL & CO., Charleston, S. C.
%
r Wayne & Von Eolnitz,
GKNKUAL
Commission Merchants
FOR THE SALE OF .
tic
PROVISIOISTS
>0' AND
PRODUCE.
06 Kant Bay M *7 Veuda. Jtaas**
Charleston, 8. O
ptmtjttt
inurui.
, ' k
?
11SSICN MERCHANT
landise strictly Confidential.
TOCK and we w ill convert it into cash a
laughter prices : Horses. Moles, Carriages
m Engines, Cotton Gins, Corn Mills, Cotton
^EALESTATE.
, Sale, I tenting and^Exchange of City sad
e in Beaufort. * r-\
m
<1 I lull' Itlook, - sa?u.
r Block, 114)00
so to ISO
9*.OOO
ilc On Port Royal Island
caBcKfa
id,
10 acre tracts, $3 to $5 per acre
iDD Place St. Helena for sale at 121L
LAND.
t>nf.lining TOO mrw, ttaxbont of land dexhrablr iocaU>
j |M-r acre. Al<? other neMrable land*, font a in !
and Notary Public;
ken by t'ongroa*. ax yet lit relation to additional (.%
IARGARET-ANN
Charter.
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