The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, June 30, 1875, Image 2
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ri'BLlSUKO liVt'KY WEONUSIMY. M!
BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA
BYW.M. FRENCH,
A PAI'EIl FOR TIIK PEOI'LK
Independent in Politics.
TEItNXS:
One Year, ..... #3 OO
Six Months. 1 OO
ADVJKKTISI>"<I KATES:
PcrSqwarc, flr?t Iimrrtion .81 50
rcrwiuHrc, necond Insertion, . 1 OO
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Special contracts made with yearly advertiser*.
Address all communications to
TUB TKIIIUNK llKAl'FOKT, S.C.
0 0 VERS OR CUAMBERLA IS.
Tho tinsceuily threats of restless anddiscontented
Republicans ranging from
intimations of impeachment to hints of
open revolt and disaffection, have neither
deterred Governor Chamberlain from the
performance of the duties devolving upon
l.im under the pledges of his Inaugural
address, nor prevented him from making
the best interests of the people over whom
1 e has been called to rule, the ultimate
?nd of all bis efforts towards reform.
The onnnnpnti of hia
-ri ? ??m,.u..?.uu.iu |
-who have been disappointed in realizing
that he accepted nomination upon that
Issue and has taken them at their word,
will not be slow to find ont that in proportion
to the antagonism of shameless
and corrupt elements that have heretofore
Tuled the policy of the State, will the refutation
of abuse and assault upon one w ho
has accomplished so much good for the
common welfare be found in the minds
of all reasonable men. Gov. Chamber
lain was nominated by the Republican
party of this State nnd supported almost
ntirely by the party that nominated him
at a time when its name stunk iu the
nostrils of all decent and respectable men
by reason' of its shameless corruptions I
fender previous administrations. By reason
of his stern end inflexible purpose to
redeem the pledges he had made and in
opposition to the spirit of his own party
precedents, that have brought so much
disrepute to its henchmen, he has rendered
it so respectable that there is no
longer a prohibitory clause to prevent
good men from being enlisted in his support.
lie has demonstrated his courage
as well as his ability, and opposition
to his measures of reform from whatever
ource they emanate will find discomfiture
in his renomination and election by
a party that has had populairty added to
it by one who baa been so'intrinsically just
and so fearlessly zealous to correct abuses
that have brought ruin upon the State
and disgrace upon its officials.
EDOEFIKLD.
Edgefield county is in a bad way.
She had no idea of her condition until a
grand jury, which Btcms to have done its
work fearlessly, investigated the acts ot
her officers and report such abuses as they
discover. The affairs of Beaufort county
need looking after, but no giand jury
seems to have the time to investigate
matters here while the treasurer informs
ihem that the treasury i6 empty and they
can go without their pay for their labor
a>ui let us see how it is in Edgefield. The
* grand jury in speaking of the county
commissioners say ^By the time the pres4
nt Court adjourns there will possibly be
not one dollar left in the treasury for
county purposes, nothing to feed the
paupers, nothing to build bridges, nothing
to pay the expenses of October court,
nothing to pey the trial justices, nothing
to pay the county officials. All of which
results from having men in office who are
totally devoid of business capacity, utter
]y incompetent and irresponsible. Two
of these officials can neither read nor write.
The other officer is utterly unfit to manage
so important an office. It is use'ess
to recur t$ the fact that these men were
presente<l at the last court for incompetency,
and your Honor informed some of
the members of ,the grand jury that they
could not be punished for incompetency
or be removed except by impeuchment."
And the jQry add that each pauper costs
t&c county at the rate of three hundred
dollars a year. This is good for the paupers
but not so good for the tax payers.
Then again they have a past indebtedness
fund omoaatfhg to $15,000 which is locked
up which the jury complains of. Ir
regard to tne clerk of court th% presentment
says "The clerk's office to day,
from the incompetency and wilful neglect
of the late clerk of the court, is in a
srntched condition. Hundreds <*f valuable
papers, for recording which said
clerk had received the fees, are still lying
wire cor dad. The would-be bonds of the
officials for the last few years 6an scarcely
any of them bo found." And thon
comes the late Probate Judgo indicted
at the last term of court for malfeasance
in office in not turning over to the
proper parties large amounts of money,
aggregating several thousand dollars,
P?id into his office. The school commissioner
is not perfect ns tliey nay ho is
^totally incompetent)-" and that Ue had
improperly spportiooc l the school f inds.
There are no bridges passable an J no
V pnonay to icp:urtb?in and never will be
w*- >
tbo jury say "so long aa the public funds
are so recklessly expended aa 1 hoy arc at >
| present."' And the presentment winds up 11
i with; "'In conclusion we would present c
the Solicitor? . "
1st. For wilfully neglecting to give the j11
grand jury a bill of Indictment against i n
the present Sheriff tor illegally withhold- ^
ing money paid in his office, when such I
bill has been tepeatedly demanded. ? !*
2d. For wilfully neglecting (when asked), 9
j to furnish a Bill of Indictment against , *
j the School Commissioner for not properly 1
j apportioning the School Fund, and lor I1
i improperly issuing school checks. . r
' 2d. For wilfu!ly,neglcctingto furnish Bills t
| of Indictment against those officers who 1 p
J accepted the present insufficient official j s
bonds; also against two o"f the present n
j county commissioners for signing checks I
. wdiich they were unable to read. d
! We, the Grand Jury, therefore respectful- a
Iv request your Ilor.or to appoint a Solic- <1
itor pro tein from the members ofjthejt
Edg<field bar to prosecute the present!o
Solicitor."
C3T"Owirg to the failure of the Bonan- ! fj
za bill, many of our lawmakers arc not in ; a
such abundant funds as usual, and as the e
I political prospect is rather dark for legis-! q
I lators who arc able to lay by several i t<
! thousand a yenr on a salary of six bun- ] s<
| hundred, we would suggest that they go tt
to the Black hills. The latest news is t?
that gold in large quantities aud of goo(| s)
quality has been discovered in Custar's ' C(
Gulch, French Cretk, and along this |tl
stream for a elistaccc of upwards of seven a
miles towards the source of the Gulch, ti
Tiierc arc miners scattered along tl
Freugli Creek. Four different mining j c<
parties, numbering twenty-live men, have j 01
taken up claims, on all of which good fi
color has been obtained. There are also J nl
several quartz lodes which promise ricli I
returns; but the greatest importance is j
attached to the gulch gold diggiugs. i
?1- A
Tho Greenville Ifcics publishes the j p)
sworn statement! of Wright Sullivan and n,
Albert Parks, prisoners in the Greenville Bf]
Jail, churned with mmnlicitw !.*> -
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tier of Dr Shell, alleging that they were j 0|
hired by Joe Crews tc do it. The News also | 9C
prefaces these statements with the asscr- ( st
tion that it has in possession "evidence of j y
a circumstantial character that puts the q
| question beyond the shadow of a doubt
that Joe Crews hired a number of negroes
and placed them under the commaud
of his own son, Adam Crews, and ,T
paid them to murder au unoffending si
citizen." I u
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They have peculiar ways of cvad- ?
ing the penalties of the civil rights law ^
in Georgia. A few days ago a colored ! ^
man #dn ssed in tho height of fashion ; j,
asked admissitn to the first class car on t
(he Georgia Central read. Tho couduc- ^
1
tor, Mr Marlow, informed him that a
splendid coach forward, for persons of j
color, would receive him. lie demuired, i 1
I
and said that he had paid first-class fare,, I
and would put up with nothing less. Mr. '
Marlow seeing that the man's object was ^
to bring & suit under the civil rights law (
against tlic company admitted him, and 1
he took his seat.. There wore a few ladies ^
and. u half dozen gentlemen in the '
car when he entered. In a few mi nut as ']
the gentlemen took seats around the colored
man and commenced chewing to!
bacco and spitting upon hiui. He ap 1
piied to Mr Mariow for protection, who
informed him that he had as much as he (
could do to protect himself. Sullenly i
and silently he bore the indignity until '
his face, coat, vest and pants were discolored
by the saliva which was squirtcl
upon liini from the mouths of his tor- <
mentors. In the coui so of a short time 1
the arguments proved effective aud the (
colored man left. (
Editor Tribuxk i
I noticed an article in your issue of the 1
23rd. expounding llie law regarding the <
8. C. Free School Commission. It. is |
somewhat strange that the writer of the i
article who lived in this district since the i
creation of that fund fiuds the "Stone of j
Wisdom" so late, and just nt the time t
when tlie chairman of the commission is t
removed, and a Hing man appointed in
his place. I cannot conceive what the t
writer means to explain in the face of Lis ;
quotation of the Law, had not the writer
seen fit to have that passage of the Law
"Otherwise at the discretion of the commissioners
hereafttr nanded" also printed
in italics, the public would not likely
be so quickly misled. The writer is ti
intelligent. t>nnmrl< "?'
^ v*' t? I1UV/ICKUMI I 1 I'll I
flic passage plainly infers "wherethe ilia- trict
trustees refuse or neglect out of
spite, or malice, or other politic .1 machinations
to establish a school" the Commissioners
in their judgment have a right i
to do so. On this interpretation ot the
Law the commissioners have acted until q
now and we hops they will not be misled
to act otherwise.
X. Y.
C. C. Bowen, has at last b -en tried for
the murder of Col. White, and acquitted. (
It must be acknowledged that the ev- J
Wlence produced by the prosecution was (
very flimsy, and not intended to have
any other oflect than to result in the vindication
of Mr. Bowen, who can now
renew his fight cith the News for libel.
IsJLA/RIIKnB 3STEW3.
B-r. Hei.kna Socko.
June 24tk. Cleared Brig Grace, Kelly
master, tor Bristol England with 451 tons
phosphate rock from Coosa w mining Co.
24th. Entered Norwegian Balk lien,
Nielsen master, CO days from London
Rngland, in ballast to Cant pis 11 Wyllic
j?t Co.
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^?msl?~ jk^*ulk: jjujjj. - .-.' nm i i?ia?a? ?
The Kfclcy Motor which is exeing
so much discussion is denounced by
he Scientific American as a fraud. The
ditorsaxs; ''We think that any ingenious
iicchunic, l>y means of a hydraulic jack |
nd n small pipe, could readily produce .*
ml exhibit such n pressure, and could,1 <
ty turning a faucet, drive a vlnrligig for j
he space of sixty stconds, or from 9.08 j
\ M. to 9.09 P. M., as tlie learned coun-{
el gravely reports. In the example of
[cclev, the certificate of Collier shows!
hat a hydrant force ot twenty six j
ounds to the inch is always requited to ;
un the machine* This force, if applied 1 i
o a common wheel or engine, would '
iroducc a considerable amount of con- (
tant mechanical power. But the
loving force is nearly all wasted in s
[ecley's device, for he is only able to j
rive a toy engine for a minute or two at j'
time. Tins does not look much like (
riving a train of cars from Philadelphia l
o New York, or crossing the ocean withI
ut the consumption ot coal."
Our schools at least ought to be
rec from the blight of politics. They
re, however, to as great a degree as otli
r offices, under its baneful influences. <
he county school commissioner is clec?d
frequently to quiet the demand for
ome other ofiicc. He appoints trustees j
o control the precincts in some one's invest.
He fears to demand too high a
landard of qualification for a tcacho's ?
srtificatc, because he will thereby cut off i
ic means of his party friends. Thus
re the sacred claims of the next gcticraon
sacrificed to the sordid ambition; of
ic present. If it continues, the day will
ime when the enemies of education will
aly need to point to the results of our ;
ce school system to find a potent arguicnt
for its destruction. Union-Herald.
In his speech accepting the uomlation
for Governor of Ohio, Governor
Hen, said: "He heard old, grey-headed j
emocrats say to-day that they would j
ot be satisfied with less than fitty thou- 11
aid majority this fall. The ticket wou'd ! "
e pent before the people with the annua '
T victory obout it. The ball hud been j
:t rolling now, and victories were in I
ore for the Democratic, party for fifty |
ears, and they would all live happy and j
ic happy, and go to heaven in a body." i
The Edgefield Adtertiter does not seem!
) be satisfied with Judge Carjvjnter.it,
lys; "Two ttrms have passed since the
rand jury jue-ented the county commisiouors
and other county officers for
ia! feasance (or steal-age) ia office, and
n steps have been taken to bring them
o trial. Now wliosn duty is it to do
ids? Primarily, it is the duty of the
iolicitor to indict, but it is the business
if the Judge to see that the Solictor docs
ds duty. That the Judge has negiccrcu
o do-and the^e are the facts that jircsent
udge Curpenter. 'Iinnkle, the Solicitor, <
las not sense enough to convict tire devil
n his own < oufession, and Carpenter, w!'o
las the ability, nukes no effort to.bring
dm up to the mnrk." And when the
irisoners broke jail it adds; There were 1
>nly five convictions obtained at the
erm just jiast, and we earestly condole
vith "the Court" at the loss of four-fifths
if the fruits of its labors. The prisoners
ind been on shott faro forsome time, beef
ights and molasses being their customiry
diet; and when lights were scarce, the
ailer made them "lick h-ll out of molasses."
The colored murderers, Dennis Bunch
ind Genrge llardee, were executed in ,
Charleston at two ji. m. last Friday.
I he former, who was a policeman, mur
3ered John Donoghuc, an Irishman, and
\'so a jnoliceman, last December, and the
latter murdered a colored man in a country
frolic hist 4th of July. Botli were
sentenced iu February last to be hanged
April 19th. They Merc respited by
Governor Chamberlain for one week, and
the Lieutenant-Governor, granted a fur
tlier rcsjiite till May 28th. When that .
lay arrived, the Sheriff declined to exe
jute t lie condemned men on the ground!
!hat the last respite was illegal. They I
ivere, resentenced on the 7th iast I
~>y Judge llccd to be hanged I
in the 2:ld inst. The execution was
jltblie, and was attended by a crowd of
nany thousands, among whom the most
ntense excitement prevailed. Both men
Jrofessed a readineps to die, and met
heir fate quietly, Hardee declaring to
he last that he was unjustly conden ned.
They were hung simultaneously, and
lied easily.
M.S. HANCKEL, M.D.
DENTIST.
C'au bo found at tho BB.V ISLAND IIOTBL un
il .Tnly 15th.
C inrjees moderate.
Notice of Dissolution.
The llrm of WALK BR .t SCOTT, was dissolve!
ly nmtuiil consent on the 21th ultimo.
Either partner will rlgn in liqnldntlon.
i*lie business will be continued by W*. II. Scott.
JOHN W. WALKEII.
WJI. H. HCOTT,
Port 1'oyal, S. C. ICih .Tone, 1815.
In withdrawing front the lute firm of Wat-keii a
Icott. I solicit for MR. W. II. HCOTT n eonUnOAIon
of the patronage hitherto extended to the old
Irin, nndclient fnl|y recommend him to tho public I
ts Ixdug etitirely worthy of their confidence.
JOHN W. WALKEII I
7fiTsr
02ST H-A.3STX>,
4 Hales I'riiiic Rastern HAY"
For Sale Cheap
3. :i. WALLACE,
njc'i.J? tf. > lljauf it, S. 0.
- ^
FOR SALE.
200 Bales cut HAY.
250 Bales uncut HAY.
Uy WM. II. SCOTT,
Tort Royal. S. C.
ASSESSMENTS.
Beaufort, S. C. June 1st 1875.
The undersigned will be at the lollowng
named places for the purpose of taring
Returns of
Peksonai, Property
ogcther with such Real Estate as has
Chanokd Ownership,
incc the last Assessment (1874.)
Taxpayers must be careful to make tlieir
returns correct ill every particular, as er
or* mvarlMitly (jet on nm lax Duplicate*when
not discoverable at thi* office) causing Tax*
layers and the Auditor much trouble.
The l*o*t office must be given In every case int.
nedintcly after the signature.
Ycmasscc, Monday, June 28'li.
Early linn eh. Tuesday, June 20th.
Varnsvillc, Wednesday, June 30th.
Branson, Thursday and Friday, July 1st. and 2nd
Beech Branch Church. Friday July 2nd.
Laxvtouville, Monday and Tuesday, July 5th and
itli.
Stafford X Roads, Thursday, July 8th.
Brighton, Saturday, July 10th.
Robcrtville, Monday asd Tuesday, July 12th. aud
3th.
llennls' X Roads, Thursday July 15th.
(irahamvlllc, Friday-July 10th.
Gillisouvillc, Saturday and Monday July 17th
nd 10th.
Sheldon, Monday and Tuesday July 5th. a 6th.
Combahee, Thursday and Friday July 8th 4 titli
Kcans Neck, Monday and Tuesday July 12th and
3th.
S. Jones Bash-field, *
Approved, Dep. Assessor.
L. S. Langlet Connty Auditor.
G. WATERHOUSE,
CROCKERY
and
1LASS WARE,
PoncKi.ain Lamp Ciiimnies.
ire less liable to break than GLASS
md give :t so/tcr light.
" LAMPS and BRACKETS."
Glass Table Setts of four pieces.
ai.FO :
A good assortment of Rockingham
ri.- x noTo
I iJ.L L V_' A ij,
PITCHERS and
YELLOW NAPPIES
OVAL BAKERS
LIP BUNDS,
iiAKi curs,
MUGS, etc., oto.
jan.20-tf
M KS. SMITH.
V est Street between Craven and North
Streets.
GROCERIES, meats,
CANDIES, TOBACCO,
FANCY CAKES, SEGARS.
All of the best quality and to the lowest
Satires constantly on baud.
ai>rl.l4-tf.
IMPROVED
agricultural
Implements.
Dow Law Cotton 1'lantcrs, without Covercr, $IG:
with Covercr, $19.
West's tiuano Distributors, tlic most simple and
popular, price $5.50.
Tho " Farmers Friend " Ploughs, all sizes. The
lightest draft Plough made. Cannot he choked.
Highly endorsed by'ull who have used them.
Rotary Harrow, Thomas' Smoothing Harrows
'King of the South" Corn Mills. Collins' Steel
Ploughs, Sweeps and Agricultural Steels of all
Styles and Sizes.
Also, a large assortment of other AcriniHnrn
Implements.
J. E. A DOER & CO.,
Importers of Hardware, Bar Iron, Steel, &c.
Charleston, S.C,
HAY! HAY!
Just received a fresh stock
which will he sold cheap, foi
cash.
AV. Kressel
Steffens & Werner,
Wholesale Grocers,
PROVISION DEALERS,
Cor. Kuiit Bay & Vendue Range,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
22-48
PORT KOYAL
Ci p\ \\T ?r 13 I n n i VI /-. TV A i 1 1
?? v*. x luuiny JLVi 11 1
BEAUFORT, S. C
D. C/WILSON&CO,,
MANUPACTUItKBB OP AND DE.YI.ERX IN
Yellow Pine Timber and Lnmiier
ANI?
( ypi'ONM Hhliifflosi
AUO
Guilders and Contractors
Plaster, Lathes,
All kinds of JOB HAV.'ISO promptly done.
Flooring & Ceiling Board always on band
Or dor a for Lnnibcr and Timber by flio enrg
promptly filled. Lumlxjr delivered* in any part o
the Town freo of cliarxe. Terms Cush
D. C. 1VTUK)N A CO. *
lUMlUnCTg
I BEAUFORT
MACHINE SHOP.
; Having opened a Shop here, I am pre!
pared with the latest IMPROVED
I TOOLS to Build and repair all kinds of
MACHINERY, both Wood and Iron.
Particular attention given to
Designing and Pattern Making
For New Work.
STEAM PIPE aud FITTINGS,
Constantly on hand
At Northern Prices,
Common Sizss of Iron Huts
AMD STEEL.
Personal attention given to
SETTING and CONSTRUCTING
Steam Boiler Fubnacer
FOR SAVING FUEL.
Shop next to Post Office
J. A. Whitman,
Mechanical Engineer.
BEAUFORT HOUSE
Beaufort, S. C.,
Having lit tod up the above named House, I am
Prepared to accommodate the
Public,
Carriages will ire oil hand to carry guests to and
from the Depot and
Port Royal.
J. A. DUPOXO,
Proprietor.
~ nov23-23
SCHOOHER BERTHA,
CAPT, M. B, TREVETT,
Will ply between Savannah and Beaufort, in ronnection
with all Steamships betwen
Northern Ports
AND
Sarainali.
Freights Carried as
LOW
Ashy any other route with Quick despatch. All
Orders
Entrusted to ino will be punctually attended to.
M, B. TREVETT.
IKIV-Ti-:!.
P. M.WHITMAN,
"Watclininkoi unci .low^-lcr,
DAY STREET, BEAUFORT. S. C.,
Has J u?t received from the North r. 'Ji?o nfsortineitt
of goods at
Northern Prices,
WEDDING RINGS, *,3.00 to $12.00,
SILVER RINGS, 30c. to
SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, f2."0 to $1.00,
LADIES GOLD WATCHES. $30 to $50.
B Day & 1 Day striking Cloaks,
$3.50 to $8.
GENTS' GOLD CHAINS, PINS, |RINGS,SLEEVE
BU PTONS, STUDS, WATCH CHAINS,
LADIES GOLD and PLATED JEWELRY,
GOLD PENS. AC.. AC.
Gents' Gold and Silver Watches.
Call and examine before purchasing, and satisfy
yourself you can save ten to twenty-five per cent
from Charleston or Savannah prices.
uov25 27.
Thomas R. Harris.
MANUFACTURER OF AM- KINDS OF
Biscuit and Crackers.
110, 112, 114 & 110 ReobmiUi St.
Between water Pearl Streets,
Branch, 340 Washington St., I
Bet. Franklin and Harrison St*. j >cw loru*
J. C. RICHMOND.
'X'vlnl JuHtlcc.
A'l business intrusted to liir.t will receive tare*
fnl and prompt attention. N
OFFICE LAW BUILDING.
To Holder* of Comitv check* or Audited
Claim*, prior to Nov. 1, 1879.
Orricr. of the County Commissioners, i
Beaufort, S. C.,May 2'ith, IS',5 f
accordance with the provision of n jplntresolu
tlon entitled A Joint mrolntlon tun norl/in&C tlie
County Commissioners of Beaufort rountv to lovra
special tux," datoil April 7tlt, 18W, aud an net to
amend the ea?ne, approved the 29tli day of .fanoary
A I). 1874, scaled proposals will be received at
til i>< otticefrom part let" holding chocks or undited
claims contracted prior >o November f, IS72, until
Wednesday the 80tli day of Juno next, at It
o'clock. M. at vvhicli time said bids will be opened,
and the IU> wd of ^County Cnmmist'ionrrs will draw
orders on the Treasurer to tho ninount of one
thousand dollars in favor of the poison or persons
who shall have offered I lie largest per centum discount
011 their checks or audited claims.
Proposals must he addressed to l)r. Paul I'ritchard,
Chairman of tho Hoard and endorsed " Proposals
for settlement of past indebtedness of liean.
Fort Couuty."
P PRITCIIARD,
V. S. NGOTT,
Count) Commissioners.
THOMAS II. 1VIIEII.ER,
Clerk of Hoard.
R. P. BARRY,
lVHOLmiK anil It I IT A 11. I)EA I.Kit IN
Dry Ms,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SflORS,
IIATS AND CAPS,
NOTIONS, Ac. Ac.
' JAMES E. BOYCE,
Witalesalc and Retail Grocer.
LIQUOR DEALER.
| ON ICE,
Choice Lager Beer
Boston Ginger Ale,
And Assorted Mineral Water.
jDUPONT'S F. F. F. GUH
J7\J VV LULIb
at 50c a pound.
1000 lbs. Smoked Suoci.derp,
20 licrccs of Carolina Rice
10 Barrels of Assoiitkd Sugar,
ItIO AND JAVA COFFEE,
50 Boxes No. 1. SCALED IIERHINO,
5000 Assorted Cl^krs.
II A Y s T . ,
H^AUFOliT, s. c.. Jau20.
~7AS. K. BOYCE.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCER
Dealer inj
Ales. Wines. Lipors. Segars,
and
TOB^OOONOTIONS,
DRY GOODS,
boots and shoes.
Kanes XeeK",
MAIN LAND,
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Goods sold at Boaufort prices.
mch.8-lyr.
Richard P. Rundle,
S~"lIIIM'INO And COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Port Royal, S. C.
i Collon. Na?al Stores. Lumber. ScAGENT
TOR THE
NEW YORK & POUT ROYAL STEAMSHIP I.I NIC
ilissijinrn A Dominion, >
West India A Pacitic, ami
Liverpool & C?.vi.vesto><
Steamship Companies to Liverpool.
jvkcon d. s. meats, &C., AC.
Choice Smoked nnd Dry fclDES, Shoulders and
Bellies, S. C. llams. Breakfast Bacon Strips, Lard,
Cheese. Butter, Mueherel. Bee f Tongues, Flour.
Molasses, Snsnr, &c. 1'. Ilnrih's celebrated (Cinciiw
uati) Smoked Ham Sausage.
Also, Xo. 2 MEATS of iliflerent Quality, on
hand and for sale by V TKK MACtR'F.F.V,
eb-17tf. Vendue H inse.
COLUMBIA HOTEL
COTjI MIHA, S. <\
"Wm. (i.-iHMVV PmiiiMot.o.
E. M. Cologne, Assistant.
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-Aw. MARK
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EL AND
:l?SfeSHOE MAKER,
Particular Attention Kivru t<? First Class
Work.
A perfect lit ami satisfaction gnarnntcert.
SHOP
opposite Wntcrhonso ami Kicker's Cot ton IIor.sc.
BEAUFuRT, S. C.
Mrcli.3-lyr.
H. M. STUART, M. D.
l>i*ttp^j:i!-(t and Apothcooryt
BEAUFORT. S. C.,
DEALER IN
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES.
| TOILET AKTICLES,
I PERFUMERY.
SHUSHES. &c.
A tine Assortment of
STATION r.UY,
Phyjiclnns Prcecriptiout Coinpouudod with caro
iijv 20-H).
W. H. CALVERT
i . TINSMITH.
uRAi.cn IN
! JAPANNED PLANISHED and
j PLAIN TIN WARg.
Constantly ou hand n fall Stock of
Heating, Cooking and Box*
STOVES and PIPE.
Particular attention given to patting on and re
pairing Tin Roofs. Lenders and Gutters.
Terms casL
llopln;* for a oonthmanee of the Nmnasc hero
oforc bestowed on mo. I will warrant oil work to
he done In the niorl workniai like manner
nov 15* M.
Bounty and Claim Agent.
I have associated myself with n prontnent
Arm in Washln^t^n for the purpose of scenilntf
Iloitilf 1e>< I'enMloiirt
For colored sohder-, end prorecitlir;?
Claims Tor Losses
r>uvlii3 the trrii and jll ntliit riilmt against Ihtt
l'u!:cSlate (lovei nMent.
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