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f r* BirtvaMn yPMBfim ar i?mar srr,* THE TRIBUTE. h M ?^?mmmm?_mmmm jf PI BUSHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT w BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA *' ' u BYW.M. FRENCH, ;; ' t< A PAPER K)U THE rilOPI.E. li V Independent in Politics. * TERMS: 6 I * t'nt Year, ..... SI SO 'J ! Ix Moutlin. .... 1 OO u AHVEIt TISINli RATES: y t v Square, first Iu*ertlon . . H SO ' I rr sqnarc, ncconil limrrtlon, . 1 00 f Special contracts made with yearly advertiBcrr. \ .Address all communications to, t THE TBIOVSE RKAVFORT, S.C. 1 I . t An interesting question is coming to a ( test in the Snprcuio Court of the District of Columbia, Miss Carrie E. Fisher, n . colored woman, is determined to find out whether the civil rights bill gives her the s ight to ride in the ears of the Pullmau Company. She applied in Cincinnati on 1 on the 14th. of July for a ticket to the bleeping car to Washington, and was re- _ fused. Miss. Fisher was a school teacher _ und was sick. 8be was returning from _ ^Mississippi, and needed th<? comforts ot c n Pullman car. Being obliged to ride ' in an ordinary car she suffered in her " infirm condition, and has sued the com- " pany for damages. We do not see how 1 he company can maintain itself in the f refusal to accommodate a passenger under these circumstances. The Pullman sleep- t ing curs have become a part of the equip- ment of most of tho railroads of the i] country, nnd the courts will probably de- a cide that the separate ownerships of ~ particular cars does not give the owners { the right tO ChOOSe t heir ll.ltrnna It would be a comfort, to travellers who 0 make much use of plecping cars to know 81 that sick people, were excluded from ^ them, but such a rule would be wholly M out of the question. Sick people must travel sometimes, and they are entitled to the best accommodations. As to the tl civil rights question, why should not the a: Pullman Company sell a berth to a res d jiectable colored school teacher, as well as si to Mrs. Shoddy for her colored servants ? w Such a discrimination is unjust and can- ci not be enforced. C Thh Sfartandl'iwi And Astihvtt.t.e "R. R.?This great enterprise Which seeks u to connect our South Atlantic seaboard t( with the West, experiences a serious loss "by the resignation of Mr Menuninger from its Presidency and direction. 11 Charleston-however could not reason- 01 ably hnve expected to have retained control of an interest that most seek a mr.rideairnble outlet for direct trade if the 81 connection with the Great West is to ha s* made competitive wit li Baltimore. The " fact is Charleston would be but remotely g benefitted by the success of the enterprise, lt as necessity would exist in that event for if the establishment with the deep water fac- t< ilities of Port Royal harbor of a straight ^ line to the Ocean through that Port via ai Augusta. It would not only be a round about way to reach the Ocean through Q Charleston but after it was reached ^ Its facilities would be found insufficient to )t| sieve-lop. the'trade of the great West- ^ Without utilizing the incomparable advantages of the deep water of Port ^ lloyal, Wilmington would successfully ^ compete witty Charleston for all the trade cither of those Ports could afford, by ^ reason of the shallowness of their bars. ^ We consider the success of ilie Spartanburg and Aibeville R.R. and the establishment of Port Royal as tbe Great * Southern entrepot ns mutually depen- di dent upon each other. v< - * The Union-Herald says: "1 here is a class a' m of men i??very community who disbelieve ,e in honor or patriotism. They are dcsti-i *' lute themselves of such characteristics and, a* the prostitute laughs at the existcncc of virtue in other women, these -jpolitical* bawds habitually sneer at tbe Idea of honesty in man. To such the at- g titude of Gov. Chamberla'^i is at once an injury and danger. Because bo fails ^ 'o smile when they laugh at reform, lecuiiRe he does not assent when they tnoir at honesty, they hate him. Bis p acts they might forgive if lie wore only ? a self seeking hypocrite. But when they w find him steadfastly abiding by his pled-1 ges, because tbey are pledgee, they pur- t( fuc the tactics ot tlie street wtHkcr and S( Attempt to drag him down to a level p willi themselves." ni it rv , 1 . ]r Tlie Mortuary Reports of the city of L Charleston still continue to bear a heavy proportion to the population of that city. Thejmiportion of deaths among the ci colored people was nearly five times that B of whites last week which shows cither ui lh.it that population are in excess of the c< whites in the same ratio, or that their c! Condition in in frightful contrast ro tha*. In of the latter, a large percentage of whom p find it convenient and healthful to leave i the city ft r summer rt sorts as boon ?? the rk kly reason commences and during its continuance. Insuffit lent drainage and e: o deficient supply of wholesome water C will ever operate to produce tLe same si cfftcia v litre neith. r aic avaih-ble. tj Savannah is terribly shocked by the ght of several young white girls workiir in the chain gang, handcuffed to the orst ciiminnls, working in mud and ware. These girls, from fifteen to sevencu years old, were inm itcs of bagnios cd were ar rested by the police and son inccd to the chain gang. Already theii rands are so blistered with the work in rhicli tliey arc engaged as to rondei hem unable to work. A crowd of loaf irs are constantly gazing on the uufoit mate creatures who are compelled b abor on the streets of the city. ?Sf~The American Board of Director d the Mississippi Valley Trading Socict invc instructed the managing director tf isit all the ports on the Atlantic coas ictween Norfolk and Galveston, to repor >n their advantages as shipping ports IVlien he visits Port Hoy a I we hope-li nay fall into the hands of those capabl if showing oui facilities for Vessels o heavy tonnage, and our means ot com nunication with the great West. I :ommitt?e should be appointed to wni in this repescntative of Western capital sts, as bis visit is a matter of irreat imnort U "I nice. Port Royal is the best place ti ocate their depot 02 the Atlantic, but i s necessary to convince them of the fact PonT Royai, Items. -The health of Port Royal is perfect. ?Several buildings are being erected. -The Montgomery reached the wharl arly Sunday afternoon with a good reight for the interior-W. W. Trczevant has been appointee igent for the Port Royal Railroad a: Lugusta. -Mr. John Cunningham has returnee rom his northern tour. -Arthur P. Hamilton has charge of tin msinessot W. H. Scott. ?The spacious store and warehouse be ag erected by W. F. Roberts Esqr. ii pproaching completion. -Wilkins is preparing for a heavy fall rade, and intends to take all the Fleci rade from Beaufort. -The Grand Ball at the Mansion House n the ninth promises to be a splendid access Some one will pet a beautiful Jt of silver as a prize, besides getting is money's worth of feasting and danc'g JjgfTlie question ot water supply for te city of Charleston is being agitated ftor - the experiences of an unsually ry and hot summer. The plan recently iggested is for a system of artesian ells to be sunk in various sections of tlm ty. It would be well for our Town ouncil to consider tlic necessity of the itae for onr town where "cry fair water now proeuraole at shallow depth by leans of the ordinary wells that are only jo scarce throughout the town. The following notice was found posted 1 the town of Bluffion and was consid red worth preserving: "Blufton S. C. Aprl 20. 1 87 j I have by Call tlic atronen to all of the ufyons of bluffer to kape upe yourr okes for Every Person is Pluntcd now you Dont Want yore Stoke to lie encrd I exvise all to keep upe yourc Stoke om buntingo ilent." We should think incumbent on our school commissicnei > look after the educational interest of lufifton township; that is if the citizens re not all planted as this poster asserts. The Steamer Plymouth Rock will run ext winter on the St John's river, Floria, between Jacksonville am} JJalutka, ad between times will be used as a uaitu^ llt/ICl. iXO lb LUBUJ fUUV U UUJ UJ in the steamer it will require considcrL>le }>atronage to make her pay. The atel accommoudations in Jacksonville 'e well known to be insufficient to proide for travellers and tho Plymouth ock will be well p.it ronized. 535T"The city of Greenville has voted salary of $4000. a year to its Intenant. We should like to sec our council ate some pay to our intendant who cerdnly deserves recompense for looking iter the interests of our town; a thank38 task enough even if he should be warded the pay of a constable. The Supreme court of Georgia has doided that the Fretdmans Savings and rust Co. of Atlanta was not authorizedjhy je Act of congress, or by any law of the tate of Georgia; therefore the verdict gainst Mr Cory, cashier at Atlanta, has ecn set aside. Tnus writes that lively cynic, John 'aul, about ladies inclined to obesity: A friend and myself guessed on the 'eight of a lady who said she had that mrning been weighed. My friend guessed ithin a pound; I hit the exact weight > an ounce. He declared that I had ;en the lady weighed, and won d not be ersunded to the contrary, though I gave ly wryd. Now, to tell the truih ?l?out and explain the accuracy of my guess, t me confess; I did see her wade?at ong Branch!" The Trustees of tho Louisville mediil College [Ky.J offer a system ol enefieianes whereby any young man nable to pay for his education may re jive instruction in the profession free of large. Ail fees for its diploma-, have ccn abolished which is decidedly a proer feature in making it a respectable lstilutionRcad tha advertisement of the grand Kcursion to Port Roval, and then go to fancy and buy a ticket nud draw the Iver set. You will never have anothr inch a chance. I Fishing in the Tennessee river is pret- | ty gotnl just now. The other day a fisher- | , | man hauled up his wife, who had been nnssing for two weeks, and be saved the . two hundred dollars reward he had offer cd for her recovery. having been reported that the, editor of the Tuibukk had purchased the ' oiHce of the Standard and Commercial, we 1 wish to have it understood that it is a mistake, and our own paper having 1 gained such headway we have no desire u for any further conquests. g AN ORDINANCE. y An Ordinance to amend An Ordinance 1 > entitled: "An Ordinance to regulate the it employment of ofllc era and employ com and , | Tor oilier purponex." Be it ordained by the Intendant and Wardens 1 of the Town of Bcanfort in conncil assembled: e That an Ordinanco to regulate the emniovment of < e Town Officer* and employee*, and for other pur^ poses, be amended by inserting the word "next" ^ between the words "of" and "August," so as to * read "the flr.t Monday of next August succcedi. ing their election." Ratified in council the 27th. j day of Angnst A. D. 1875. Geo. W. Robewts. Clerk of Council. AlfrebsIViixtaxs. Intend ant. 3 * GRAND EXCURSION and BALL Thursday Sept. 9, 1875. F A FAST TRAIN WILL LEAVE AUGUSTA at 6:80 a. m., arriving at J Port Royal, at 2 p. m., where dinner will j be served at the Mansion House at 4 p. m. j after which there will be a GRAND BALD ? i Music by Chapman's String BandReturn train leaves Port Royal nt 2 a. J m., or at Buch later time as the party de- siies. 1 This will l>c the finest affair of the seat son. g ?VAST TRAINS, GOOD DINNER, and EN, cn ANTING BALD. I Tickets from Augusta $4., including I Fare, Dinner and Ball. ' The steamer O. M. Pettit wil 1 leave Beaufort for Port Royal to meet the ex- currion from Augusta. Fare to Port 4 Itoynl, including Dinner and Ball $1.50; entitling the holder to a clinncc in the 1 drawing. Tickets can be procured of J. If. Clancy Esq. at D?. Stuart's drug < store. * Every ticket holder is entitled to n J chance in a raffle for the set of 8il.vek Ware on exhibition at Br he's Jewelry b Store, in Augusta to be raffled at the c Mansion House on the night of the Ball. Tickets Limited To ! >o b Those wishing to visit the Fleet will < have an opportunity of doing so. ; j ? Bounty and Claims Agency. B dug associated with n lawjer iu Washington whose energy aud promptness iu prosecuting the Claims are well known, and attending ? closely to the business myself; ell persons wbo have any claims against tbeU 8. Government are invited to bring tbcm to me at my Otllcc iu the Bennett House. Bay St. Beaufort So. Ca. _ , Joijn F. Pon-rxous, I NOTICE of DISSOLUTION. 1 Bcanfort 8. C. August 21st. 1R75, The Arm of.E. Max A Co has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. E. Max. Adoltu Sachs. Notice. Office Of The Countt coawisnoner-p. Beaufort, S. C. Aug. 3rd 1871. THE Anmcai. Meeting Of Tiie Boakd will be held on Tuesday, September 7th 1875, at cloven o'clock, a. ra. All persons having bills against the County nre required by law to depoette the same, with the clerk of the board, on or before the first day of Sep. tember, next, and in default thereof, each bills will not be audited at said annual meeting. Taos. II. WuEEEEB. a' Cleric of Board. 1 A BEADF08T 5 MACHINE SHOP. ?; Having opened a Shop here, I am pre- , pared with the ltte9t IMPROVED n< TOOLS to Build and repair all kinds of MACHINERY, both Wood aud Iron. Particular attention given to Designing and Pattern Making For New Work. STEAM PIPE aud FITTINGS, Constantly on band c< At Hortlra Prices. ! Ci Common Sizes of Iron Nuts J AND STEEL. u Personal attention given to tl SETTING and CONSTRUCTING ? Steam Boii.er Fukkacer bl FOR SAVING FUEL. u 53^" Shop next {^Post Office jjJ J. A. Whitman, mechanical Engineer. P n< A.. MARK. ? Lboot _ ? AND . SHOEMAKER, * J'lirtlculnr Attention given to First Class Work. A perfect (It and satisfaction ffnarantcca. ft MIIOP Ml opposite Watcrboase and Kicker's Cotton tloute. ti BEAUFORT, S. C. tl Mi u v I ibiiwui 111 m ucwir***"> JAMES E. BOYCE, Wholesale aud Retail Grocer. LIQUOR DEALER. 16 ,Y Y M rr . , Be aufort, S. C. In store from New York, [5 Barrels Ileckers S. R. Flour, and G pounds. 50 Boxes No. 1 Scaled Herrings. 10 Boxes J. S. Waters Laundry Starch 10 " Philip Clark's XXXX Soap 10 cases of assorted Canned goods, a' panic trices. J Barrels of the celebrated Boston GINGER ALE, A delicious summer beverage. I Barrels Bass & Co. and E.G. Hibberti ALE <Sc PORTER, at $2.25 a dozen. 10 Barrels assorted Suoars. Anb a choice assortment of Liquors and Cigars. JAS. E. BOYCE. VHOLE8ALE and RETAIL GROCEF i/caiur iflJ Ales, Vines, Liquors, Segars, and TOBA.OOO. fOTIONS, DRY GOODS, boots and shoes. Knncs Nock, MAIN LAND, JEAUFORT COUNTY. Goods sold at Beaufort prices. mch.S-lyr. Richard P. Rundle, "hip pi no and commission merchant, Port Royal, S. C. Cotton. Hayal Stores. Lumber, &caokht for the EVVYOEK A PORT ROYAL STEAMSHIP LINE Missis* irri &, Dominion, West India A l'Acmc, and Livekpool a Galveston Steamship Companies to Liverpool. *ACON D. S. MEATS, &C., &C. Choice Smoked auil Dry SIDES, Shoulders and ellie.H, S. C. ilame, Urcukfaet Ducon Stripe, Lard, heeee. Batter, Machcrc!, Bee I Tongues, Flor.r. ;olaes''e, Sugar, &c. P. Earth's celebrated (Cincinat'} Smoked Ham Sausage. Ai.?o. No. a MEATS of diflercnt quality, on and aud for sale by I* TER MACQUEEN, sb-t7tf. Vendue Rvi.ro. .COLUMBIA HOTEL COLUMHIA. S. C. "NVm. Gorman Proprietor. E. M. Cologne, Assistant. Jan.l3-lYr. yf agpolia Passenger Route. 'OUT IIOYAL, It .YT"X .ROAD. Augusta Ga. July 10tli. 1875 THE FOLLOWING PASSENGER SCHEDULE ill be operated on nud after thin date: GOING SOUTH?TRAIN No. 1. Leave Aqgasta 8.00 a. m. Arrive at Yemcesce 1.00 p. m. Leave Ycinaascc 1 50 p. m. Arrive at Port Royal.... 8.15 p. m'. Arrive at Savannah 4.45 p. m. Arrive nt Charleston *..... 4.15p. m. GOING NORTH?TRAIN No. 2. Leave Charleston ...8.10a m. Leave Savannah 9.05 a. m. T.i>nv? Pn't "?? ' H.45 a. m. Arrive at Yemassce 11.60 a. m. Leave Yetntuisco 1.00 p. m. Arrive at Augusta.. 0.45 p. m. Through Ticket* sold aud Baggages checked to 1 principal points. Passenger* from Augusta and stntioas between gust a and Ycmasseo, can only make connection irough to Havatnnah by taking Train No. 1, on a!?days, Wednesdays, and Kbidayb. To Charleston daily connection is made as hereoforc. Passenger* from Port Boyal and stations bercet Port Boyal and Yemsssec make daily consctlon to Charleston and Savannah. R. G. FLIMKO, T. 8. Davant. Superintendent. General Passenger Agent. Schodl Notice. Omci School Commissioner. Beaufort County 8. C. Beaufort Aug. 11th lffi5. The Board of School Examiners will meet lu the ourt Bouse on Wednesday September 15th noxt, . 10 o'clock a. m. for tho purpose of examining ipllcant* for the position of teachers in tho Proo amnion Schools of this County. ippuctni*; ror a third grade certificate will be exulned in Residing, Penmanship, English Grammar oogr<>pby. History, of tine United States and Ariimetic including fractious. Applicants for a second grade certificate, will bo caminud in addition to the above in the hi her ranches of Arithmetic and History. Applicants, for a first grade certificate will bo irthcr examined in Physiology, Natural Philos?. ly.'Algcbra, Constitution of the United states, and f the State of South Carolina. The examir.atlm will be in Writing, and a torongli knowledge of tho requirements of each adc vi'J he insisted upon. Certificates granted st year will he canceled on the COth of September sxt, and Trustees arc forbidden by law to employ >y perron as teacher, unless such person has at ic tliuc. a certificate to^cach granted by tho Dunty board of Examiners, or by the State Superitcndent of Education. _ gRFAtlD D. OlLBBHT. School Commissioner. ?100 Ul.AV AHl). A REWARD of one hundred dollan will be paid by the Town of Reuu>rt for information that will lead to the rrest And conviction of the party or pared engaged in the recent robheriea in ila town. Alfred Williams* lntei. dunt. .jr.af.n.3n>initi \m " iir "?*ctbg SCHOONER BERTHA, CAPT, M. B, TREVETT, Will ply between Savannah und Beaufort, In < nectiou with all Steams hips betwen Northern Ports AND S3vauaa5i. Ft eights Carried as LOW I As by nuy other route with (>uiek despatch. Orders Entrusted to rue will be punctually nttciulcd to M. B. TREVETT. nov25-li. t Bounty and Claim Agent I have associated myself with a prom In Arm in Washington for tho purpose of sccurlnj llountlvs und PciimIodn For colored soldiers, and prosecuting Claims for Losses Oaring tbe war, and all other claims against United Stato Government. JOHN B. nVDDARD. Beaufor', S. C.. Feb" 24, eb'14-lyr SHEPARD D. GILBERT. NOTARY 1'UiiTdC. I Attention given to Marine Protests. OFFICE In the club house. jan.6-G7, IS Bitter: On Orniig-lit, AT W. KRESSEL'S. THEsB BITTERS, which have for years posi scd a nigh reputation as a remedial agent, but ft the high price nt which they arc sold ,liave been yond tne reach of some, can now be had in I quantity desired,by the DRINK or The Vinegar Hitters render the Liver. Stomach, the bowels, and the'kidneys proof gainst disease. Try if, nnd >ou wl'l be convinc Sold on draught, only by "W- KHESSEL. BAY ST,. BEAUFORT, 8. C. Hayjjai! 03ST ZEi-A-lSTiD, 4 1 Bales Prime Eastern II AY For Sale Cheat, fc>. M. WALLACE, mcli.17.tf Beaufort, S. C. MurciniT iiAiTcn until oiun nuuoJ PORT ROYAL, S. C, SITUATED AT THE 'PERMINUS OP Tl Port Royal Railroad, where connection Is mi with the fast sniltup, Art ss steamers Moktoomkht ami IIuntsvuxe. sailing to New York every Friday. Round trip from Angusta $30. This Is an entirely new and elegantly fnrnis'j house. Situation unsurpassed, surrounded wl magnificent live oaks, commanding a splenc prospect of the surrounding country, the Bcsufi and Port Royal Rtvera, and oA'ers unusual attr tious to travelers or to parties who desire Bos or to spend a fow days near the salt water. Table supplied with everything the market t ords. Fresh milk, butter, Ash, vegetables a rruits in tju ir season. Best of Cooks and Attendants. Terms liberal. , C. E. w.vnrejt, Jull4-tf Proprietor. PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL ' Alnolutoly HAPK i'opfcrtly Oclovlctti Always UnIpobm. Iixmr tXATfxu Quaijti Superior to Gas, fiurus in any lamp without danger of exploding taking lire. M?iinfHCtiirer<Hl ex|>reH*ly to dlnplacctl umi of hlglily Volatile niul Uuiigerou* OIL. ITS SAFETY nndrr EVERY poesible TEST, a Its perfect burning qunlllics are proved hilts continued use in over 500,000 Families! While no accldeiit directly, or indirectly has c\ occurred from burning, storing, or handling it. The ninny imitations nnd counterfeit* of t ASTRAL OIL that have been tlnown unsuccessfully on the market is fuithcr Proof of its Superior Merit % urn.. ? - - 4?r9i llAlj ^ Una now n World-wide reputation nn the 8AFE? mid BEST. 0 I The Insurance Comuauies and Fire Con missioners TIIHOI'OHOfT TIIB COlTNTllY ItcroiiiiiieiKl Pratt'* ASTICAI, Oil. Ah the bent Safeguard when Lompti ore ured. For Pule in IJeaufort, at the Store of nov. 55-lyr. W. M F NCII. Thomas R, Harris. MANUKACTUltKIt OK ATA. KlltUS OK Biscuit and Crackers. 110, 112, 114 A lit; llenkiniiu St. Batwaon wjtjr Pearl Stmt ?. Brunch. :t4C? Wuriiin'fton Ht., / .. , Cci. Irikldluami ilain-uu \ ,l1' " ' | NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS AUDITOR'S OFPICE I1KAUFORT COUNTY* Ueaufort S. C., Aug. lTth. 1H70 rjthe County Board of Equalization havl ng com pletcd the work assigned it, will meet on Mon dat September t.th. prox., nt 3 P. M., for ttaq purpose of considering nil complaints relative to the INCREASE OF VALUATION of botii REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Complaints Must be addressed to the Hon. N A] B. Myers, Co. Treasurer, nud by hini will be refer red to this Ofllce. Notice of Increase of Valuation will bo given Tax Payers through their respective Post O Hi ces. L. S. Langi.ky, County Auditor. . J C. RICHMOND. cnt Trlnl .JuHtlco. A- incs8 intrusted to him will receive care Till nud prompt attention OFFICE LAW BO.LDINO. - R. P. BARRY, WHOLESALE ami RETAIL DEALER IN - fln Ms ill J UUJIUJ, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, IIATS AND CAPS, S NOTIONS, &c. &c. dec2 54. W.H.CALVERT TIN SMITH. DEALKR IK JAPANNED PLANISHED and ,e8" PLAJ N TIN WA RE. tun be- Constantly oil band a full Stock of my Heating, Cooking and Box L IIIC I ? STOVES and PIPE. Particular attention given to pnttlng ou and repairing Tin ltoofs, Leaders ami Gutter?. Tsrais Casli. Hoping for a continnanee of the patronage hero ofore bestowed ou mo, I will warrant all work tu be done i.i the most work mar. like mm.tier novitj-1 i. Steffens & Werner, Wholesale Grocers, PROVISION DEALERS, ? Cor. Ku.tt Day & Vendue Kuiiro, E CHARLESTON, S. C. 22-48 POUT HOYAL. Saw & Plnninrr 1V1 i 11 Itlo UEAUKORT, S. C D. C. WILSON & CO., Ith MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN * Yellow Pine Timber ant Lumber ird AND lir. Cypress HhliiiileM, ?d ALSO ' Guilders and Contractors , Plaster, Lathes, All kinds of .Toll RAWING promptly done. FloorraL Ceilim Board always or lad * ! I I ?S Orders for Lurabor and Timber byjtlic a rp> promptly filled. Lumber delivered in any part of the Town free of charge. Terms Cart. ?f D. C. WILSON & CO. IMPROVE!)" nd AGRICULTURAL T - ' implements. cr wUh^vcror?$?n I>I""tcr8, w,thont Coverrr, $1C: Uua\io nistribatora, the most simple and popnlnr. price $5.50. 11S0 ^M?cw Ffieid "PIoukIik. nil sires. The 1 I!? vi" draft l'.ougk made. Cannot he choked. Highly endorsed by nil who have used them. Rotary Harrow, Thomas* Smoothing Harrows ' ' ]King of the South- torn Mills. Collins* Steel I loughs, Sweeps and Agricultural Steels of nil Mtfl... n.wl (J I Iwi^ivin it Hit D1?UB. Also, n largo assortment of other Agricnltura Implements. r J. E. ADGER & CO., Importers of Hardware, Dar Iron, Steel, ?Vc. J- * Charleston, S.C. J. A. TORRENT, General Stevedore, Port Royal S. C. SIRS. SS11T11. | Wcsl Street between Craven uiul North 1 Street*. | GROCERIES, CAMS'. K. TOSACCO, .. FAM'Y CAKK\ SEJ !t$.J All ni t'K* :? i. v a i.l l.t'.u! j'.v i on-, c i.i .tan n i I. / -s itj'r .' 1 :i.