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The Beaufort Tribune.
AW M. l'H liACJI,
j:<litor iiiul rioiU'Ii'tor,
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 24. 1873
f^TThe county commissioners will
meet next Monday.
tjfThe Pilot Boy Inn returned to the
line between Georgetown and Charles
ton.
237~W. J. Jenkins and T. M. Crofut,
I of Be aufort, have been drawn as jurors!
for the January term of the U.S. couit
in Charleston.
Mr. John Munctt has brought
from New* York, for his own private use,
a very handsome sloop of 12 tons called
llic,Quickstep.
' ttf'The telegraph informs us that the
Secretary of the Navy will recommend
ilie < Btiil lidmient of a small Naval Stn1
lion at l'ort U< yal.
Pf riic chief constructor of the Navy
Department arrm d in lieaufort last week.
I We hear that his object is to thororghly
inspect the Dictator pJcparntory to lur
| . being scut North.
According to the figures of the
Oharh ston Keirs Renut ort county for the
ten years to come will be entitled to six
representatives in the general assembly.
W e now have seven.
?
Jos. M. Williams Esq. has rcmoved
to Aikcir where he will continue
his practice, and hope* the climate will
he of benefit to bis health. Mr. Wil
' IiainshnR the gn??d wishes of all who
* know him for his success in his prolVssi??u.
53TT 'he Georgetown Time* complains
I hut there has not been a conviction in
the court there for a week, and attributes
this resu't to the tact that there was
not a white man on the jury. In this
county the cob ri <1 juror is quite as ready
to convict as the white man, and their
verdicts are general y just.
tffTbcie is a dearth of politicians in
our town just now owing to the meeting
of the legislature. Sheriff \\ ilson and
George lIolmt-8 left last Saturday and the
next day the exodus was very great, the
departures embracing men of all ranks
from the expectant porter to the Lieutenant
Governor. Congressman Smalls
accompanied the crowd, but. returns this
week to prepare for bis departure for
"Washington, where he will be accompanied
by his daughter Lizzie.
A very serous smash occurred oa the
C. C. and A. Railroad la^t Thursday,
owing to n train of empty cars tunning
jnto the rear of a passenger train that was
on a side track waiting for another train
to pass. One child was killed and uiany
other passengers injured, and ihe wonder
is that more were not killed as the cngiue
ran half way through the ladies car splitting
it in two. Gov. Chamberlain was
on the traiu but escaped uninjuricd.
"Wasiiinoton, November 22.?The Vice
President elied very suddenly at 7.30 this
morning. He rested well last night, and
awoke at 7 o'clock, and expressed himself
as feeling bright anil better- He sat
up in bed to take bis medicine, and lay
* down on bis left side and expired in u
* few moments without a struggle.
Entiiiikd Nov. 81;?<>p Quickstep 45
days from Njct York with mdzeto J. D.
M itiu it t.
Cmsarkd Nov 15 Pr. Prig Fdi'li
'ihotnus master for London with 308
tons phosphate rock from Coosaw mines.
Nov 10th Russian Burlc Rnthinas,
Week sell master for 'London England
with 950 tons phosphate rock from Oak
Point mines.
17?l r>.. tj?: ttrn
Aiut, Altai Ul. l *Y II'
liuma master, for Plymouth England
with 480 tons phosphate took from
C'oosaw mines.
-
The Abbeville Medium has a supreme
coptcmpt for the merchants of Columbia
beeauBC they do not mako use of printers
ink. In an article on the State fair the
Medium gays of this lack of advertising
'the consequence is that Columbia lists
no trade worth speaking of. True, you
now and then see an nrnifnl of wood < n
a eart with a lrasi calf pulling it, or some
stray sandhiller from Lexington county
ninnngisto get over to the city with a
load of potato' s or corn, not be nuw h'3
can get a better trade but because the
rascal It sis a lien on hi s crop in Losing
ton and wishes to cheat the good nierehsint,
who befriended him in dull limes,
out of his dues."'
The grand j"ry of Georgetown county
ir.ust Ise mi industrious lsidy of men. Not
only have tiny piled up indictments on
the fiends, of the county commissioners
1-ut they n'so present the same hoard for
failing to build certain bridges giving
the names of the bridges ami 1 lie persons
making the complaints. TJiey have also
A.. I - f .
|iir?;;niu<i a sciiooi irua'cc lor inconipctency
and neglect of duty, and a teacher
for immoral character. What a job our
gr'and jury w ?ul?l liuvo if tlicv were to
enumerate all the impas-aVc bridges and
shou'd f-el ca'lcd upon to para upon the
hint9-* cf i i:r tea h i? ur.d tin?tees!
?tw--?HpgiWTJw .'TCT^sapo?a?
j Tukbe of tuc Kwituckey Ku Klux wu
; convicted iu the United States Court f
| Louisville. One was sentenced to flv
, years in tho penitentiary, another t
thr<?c years, ami the sentence oT the thlr
wns postponed.
' TOWN LOTS FOR SALE
A Few very desirable lots in Bcntifoi
within three uunutea walk of Bn
street, lor sale.
For particulars inquire of
N. Brady.
W. Schroder,
M AXUFACTUItKIt OF
FINE CIGARS
; KILLICKUSTNICE
Smoking Tobacco.
MUX Of RMI'KROR VYI I.I.I AM,
10 IIAYNE STKEET,
C'to rU'sfoii, S. C
no barnes* foot-dower
scroll saws and lathes.
j/R/1 J Ah entire devolution in tli
? ^ ''Vr J con ariictloii ni ?
Chiller! The olil style throw
StfreOhMBr-T i-idc when these nre known 1
~tVCfVr^ BW Thouwi.nds now in use! $1.50
,jL ? Er to $2.0-0 per yenr made usln
?v A'^VJ&k m them, One person out of ever;
Wf three who sends for rntulognn
'hihuys one. Say what paper yo
read this in, and address
W. F. .tJOHN IIARNES.
Rockford, Wiuneha.ro Co,
li.iic S OU. * Illinois.
CANNES GOODS,
J?.T
-Jas. E. Boyce's
2 pound cm 1 re-J? Pineapple 25 cents
2 4 4 14 14 (\.rn HO 4 4
1 ' 4 4 4 4 4 Salmon 25 4 4
2 4 4 4 4 4 4 Pears 25 4 4
2 4 4 4 4 4 4 Tomatoes 20 4 4
2 4 4 4 4 4 4 Green Peas23 4 4
1 4 4 4 4 4 4 Lobster 25 4 4
2 lb can Wilson's Corned Ilecf 50 4 4
Can ready for immediate use.
1 pound cans Fresh Oysttts 15c a can,
TIEIE
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in circulation more rapidly than auv of its rivals,
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T11E TRIBUNE, New York.
Wm7ll. BIRD & Ca~
Denlniw In
Colors, White Leads cflc
I'ROl'llIETOllS OH*
VESTAL OIL.
Tlio Siifml, 1'iircst niul Illiiinliiii
tor u*4'<l.
201 Eaht Hay,
Charleston, S. C.
Double and Single
MATTRASSES,
U .'nd v made, or muntifactuivi
to or ler, hy (?. WatiTliouse
it Fall and Winter '?
? O-OOZDS.
d
E. A SCHEPEH | n
I ' MT1
Takes pleasure in announcing to hie patron?, and
to the LADIES OK BEAUFORT In particular
that he now has the FINEST STOCK of
y DRY (H)ODS
AND
FANCY GOODS ?
- crcr opened in Beaufort, which he nflVra at the
VERY LOWEST ritlCES.
All
IIin nHsoiTment of
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS and VELVETS,
GLOVES, TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY. EMBROIDERY,
SHAWLS, of every grade, and a fall
" stock of
Hoot s and SImm^n i
AND ? fro
i: i:a i? y-m a nr. c r.oTin n (*
r ; IS COMPLETE. j J
| TO 1=1 SALE, I n,
The Eli ctdc premise. In t'ue Town -if lit aue
fort next East from the ro^id- nee of Mrs. I",. It. A
I- Ilnlc Bennett and fronting the ltav?an entire lot J
" with suhxtniiti'il dwelling House.
0 For terms apply to the subscriber at 'his office.
I A. S. IIlTCUCOCK.
y ... (
FOUND ADRIFT.
PICKED UP in Uonufort river THREE BAT- uTl
"TKAVB, which the owners can have by proving
I ownership atd pnyinpexpenseh. Apply to P. W
Schcier Ceokoe Biiown. Ho
Beaufort, S. C., Oct. 11 8-5
NEW YORK AND PORT ROYAL V<
STEAMSHIP EINE.
riMUi FIR >T.CLASS, FULL POWERED STEAM pre
' 1 -he
5VL0J>TT(3-03VI?:S. Y, I
FAIRCT.OTII, Mnatcr. and
CHESTER Minder. ^
in
Will leave Port Itoyut for New York alternately
every Frlilav afternoon. opoi. (lie arrival of the ?in
Augusta, ami Savannah & Chmleston train. P4
For Freight ??r Passage-having Huperlor-ui03D?
modal ions, apply to
RICHARD P. RUN OLE, Agent.
Port Royat' 8. C.
JOHN R- JOHNSON'S
j Umbrella Manufactory
H&T EMPORIUM, ^
303 Kino Stkkbt
CIIAKIdMTON, S. C.
All orders' promptly filled C. O, i). liy Express.
I
t| O. JF- WIETEH3,
. | Commission* Merchant,
r i^i
j m iiolksalk dealer int 1
; I Groceries and Liquors,
1 No. 181 East Bay, ^
CHARLESTON, S, C. m2
AP
VERDIER WALKER &BAC0T, A?
proctors in" admiralty and attorneys
AT LAW, BEAl'KORT, S. C. i
Walker & BACOT. I W. J. Yehdikr, and
Charleston. | Beaufort.
Refer to the Britilth Consulates iu the South, and j
specially to the British Consulate at Charleston.
noviS St. Pnr
| Henry Bischoff I Co.. Zi
'j Wholesale Grocers, _
rj and ural:.us in
Wiues Lipors Seiars Tobacco &c-,
I I 1D7 lOttsf Hay,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
II. Bisciiorr. C. Wclbubx. J. II. Wulblbn. 11
? ?? men
ROBERT I). WHITE,
Marble and Granite VVK
WORKS.
ckmetklty lots encloshi).
BURIAL VAULTS BUILT AT SHORT NOTICE.
Meeting Stroct, Cor. Hurl berk Alley,
CHARLESTON,\ S. C.
j GE?
' W _ JVL-fci Jrfc'-L'-fcJ 111
wnor.ksa r.k if itKTAir. dk. i i.kh in
Ladies, Misses Gents Boys & Cliildreii's
BOOTS & SHOES ?
TRUNKS,
Valises, Satchels & Carpetbags.
. 282 Klny Sir.-rt Chari.estos, S. C.
CORBIN. STONE & WILLIAMS. C(
Tho umlcralgnrd lmve formed a partnership for
Ailmlra'lty practice tinder the alxivc firm name:
NE1
Conr.in & Stone, i Joe. M. Wll.liam*. y
Charleston. ) lteaufort.
mch-31-ljr.
AN OUTFIT FREE. ^
Wo want Noma nm- In jtvnrv aAimn
| dor* noil (kllvnr good* for tin- olil nud'oriplnnl l', I Bl
| O. I). lionet*. Lnrjrc cni-li wflptp.. Pplcutiidthane
| Inovery neljrh'Mirliood for the right pcieon* of el|
j thor kcx. younjfor old. Simple*. new Met*. clij
eulmn, term*, etc.. n complete out lit nont free
and pout paid. Mend for It at onco and make (t!
money at your homes. Address, If. J. II.\l.l.
j A CO. 0 N. Howard Street, It ill i in ore. Mil.
\
V
O???KJBWII ! ! ???BBK??
vciiol & Co., M. H. ICUIntt
liurleatoii. lleuufort.
6eaufort Steam
MILL COMPANY.
laving put up In their establishment n GOTST
LL itrc prepared to ftirnlrh at the ?hortcs
lcc,
Grist, Meal and Feed.
The hlyhe-t cn?h price paid for COHK.
Corn (iriinnd on Toll.
Conant & Emmons.
IE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISII
ICE
n any quantity Customer* may ilosirc,
m their Ire House,
HrveiUU wtMM'l.
tOHN CON ANT,
.T. A. EMMONS.
>v25-SI.
; m. wallace,
Cotton Factor nnd
JRIST MILLER,
tVliiilcwlr Denier In
ail, Hominy, Heal, Feed, Etc,,
Mio.v i> <-o rrr<?*
light. Ginned and prepared tor market.
1 vanres iiiiule oil < 'oiikIhii1114*11
1 S.
ving the best machinery for ginning
ton and grinding roan and meal, lie is
pared to execute all nrd*r* on the
irtest pos-ib.e not ice.
i"lie highest price paid for
Cotton and CornCotton
ginned on toll.
)vS3-2s. i
Tklatte & co.
Wholesale Grocers,
AND DKALKR8 IN
ues. Lienors, Seiars. Toliacco, &c.,
1H.1 Ensl Itn y,
CHARLESTON, S. ('.
)rdcrs from the Country promptly at- I
ded to.
OffipTI
III ITS
< 'AN I>I MS.
To VS.
CA K 10!?S.
I\ I TS
L full assortment of the above eonsistof
ORANGES, LEMONS,
PLES. DATES, FIGS, BANANAS.
kinds of FRENCH confectionery.
BRAZIL, NUTS, HICKORY NUTS,
VALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS,
CED, FRUIT, SPONGE, POUND
I every other kind of CAKES on hand
or made to order.
articular at'ention given to supplying
tics with all necessary articles.
oodh use ful as well as ornamental
.ived liy every steamer from new
(K.
James Odell
P. M. WHITMAN,
fateliiuakei iiikI .1<-m chM-,
BAY STREET, BEAL'FOHT. S. C'?
ih Just received from llic North a lino assort
t of poods at
Northern Prices.
DDI NO RINGS, $1.00 to $12.00,
SILVER RINGS, 30e. to $1,150,
SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, $2.00 to $4.00,
LADIES GOLD WATCHES. $*; to $:?0.
8 Day & 1 Day striking Clocks.
$3.50 to $8. ' I
JTS' GOLD CHAINS, PINSJRINGS.SLEEVE j
I* PTONS. STt'DS. WATCH CH AINS I
LADIES OOLD and PLATED JEWELRY, I
OULD PUNS. AC.. AC.
Gents3 Gold and Silver Watches,
til and examine before purchasing, and satisfy
rsclf yon can save let o twenty-five per con
Charleston or Savannah prices.
Richard P. Rundle,
IIPPINO AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, |
Port Royal, S. C.
ittou. Naval Stores, Lumber, &cAnr.nt
for the
,V YORK & PORT ROYAL STEAMSHIP LI \ j
ihmaxii'Pi A Dominion,
\Vr?T India A Pacific, and
I.ivEurooL A Galveston
KAMSIIIP COMl'ANIKS T<> LIVKKPOOI..
ick wheat Flour,
Golden Syrup,
Apples, Cahbiige
apes Onions ami Turnips.
FirnchV
l
f'ER*
illiiiory.
For the FA LI
Having junt laid in n large and
Dry floods,
At :ii! -*
jTnniin'ry, J
DRESS 6
Notions, EiuliroitU'ries, Corsets,
At pviees within the reach of all.
front forget the ptaa
j2 g i
MANUFAC1URERSOF BUILDIN
Dressed, Ceiling, and
MOULDINGS FOR BUILDINCUPUR
NEWELS, HAND-RAIL,
WOOD TI UNINCJ OF EVEIi
GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL WORK ma
can l>c made in the United State.*. We have
South of t'nc city of Baltimore, all of which v
on to all who want good and subs' intia 1 wi
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE THE ONLY
BLIND AND DOOR MAKERS -BY TRAD
nf Charleston, and can refer to gentVvmn all
linaand Florida, as to the character of their
-o- ?
NOTICE.?On account of the manner in \
own assumption of the ri.-k of Breakage of
goods are shipped over the roads in this Stat
saving to the purchaser of our work.
W. P. R1
meh.3-lyr.
QTn A TCT A TVT
BAY STREET, BEA
THIS ELEGANT IIOTFL ]
opened in first-class stylo, the
calls the attention of the trnv<
advantages offered at this fav?
and the inducements held out
in the south.
JAMS
Fashionable Hat EaiiioriiiH h
200 Kinfc Street
CllAIiLKSTOX. S. C.
WHITE & HUGHES,
DEALERS IN DUI
Hats. Caps,Funs, Umhkf.ll vr, Canes &c. .f*r
I'mMliH repaircd'susd made tn order. ^
Goods sent C. O. D. by Express to uuv part of
the conntrr.
Men's Youth's & Boy's
CL8TN1NS. |i
Cloths, Casstmeuks, funxtsntno
Goods i S
MENKE & MULLER| r;
Merchant Tailors ail Clothiers, is;
2'2X Kini? cor. Wont worth St. ^
CIIAULKSTOX, S. ('. | I
Quick sales and small profits, is otu
motto. We guarantee our clothing to 5JJJ
equal custom work. net 7 flnr ^
Wxyne & Von Kolnitz, ?
OKNEKAl.
Commission Merchants g
FOR THE SALE OF 1 :
PROVISIONS
n r
and
produce:. *;
00 K:inI liny 37 V<m>?ltt<> kitiigo
('Ini rtcctca, )-?. ? ,
r i'V 'I I I i III 1?! >!
L of ]<S7~>
complete stock of
Clothing,
iclio*** HatM
990 S,
Tics, Laces, Ilose, etc. etc.
.v> (rouble to sliow goods
*, COOPER'S.
. ^ , 1 *
G MATERIAL GENERALLY.
W eatlier-Boardino
kJ
POSES in GREAT.VARIETY.
AND BALLrUSTERS
tY DESCItlTRION. - *
dc as elicap at this establishment iv
on band the largest stock of the ftb' V
ire guarantee will givo entire satisL.e
irk.
PRACTICAL MECHANICS? SAf 1
E, carrying on the business in the <.! .
over this State, Georgia, North C?*
work for the past twenty years.
vhich we box r.p our work, and m
Clacs with ordinary handling, ri r
c at IIALF RATES, which is n grout
[i.SSELL & CO., Charleston, 8. C.
D HOTF.T
UFOIiT, S. C.
having been refitted and
proprietor respectfully
ling j)ublic to the many
>rite resort for
?jnd Iliinting,
to those seeking health
3 GDSLL, Pre prietor.
M. STUART, M. D.
antl A.i>ot;lio?ni*y?
BEAl'FORT. S. C.,
i?!.u.i:n in
UGS AM) CHEMICALS.
;i' ATttXT MEDICINES.
TOILET ARTICLES,
TKHPUJJERY.
BRUSHES. &c.
ne Asdoviiuci:t of
S-r.VTIOXEKY,
iiyslciaus ricncnptioii? Compounded wit Ilank
the highest for Dnralillllr, IVfftrt Work, as',
m of Oper.illon. Tliey are the most silent. ftfhiu.ing
ami serviceable, the easiest to aell.nmt aim'.
liiiylv palil for, unit answer every r'.iiuimnent hi
1 family ami manufactory. J.lheral term** to
tculs. Aildrcss,
Domestle" Reirlr.tr Machine Co.. Sew-Tork.
gaeanagri rr l?fBlWHirJ
:<>nitiri*e ft laryo ami varied assortment of Putl*"
Littles', Mlsws1. anil Children's Garments of forrly
1 (lomesOe deslimi, Uy the moot accompllshi
x!irte?. 'i lioy aro 11:0 most Pcrfrct titling. moot
Iwmte, nnd yet Hie most simple patterns ever pie
tcil to tlie public, iiii.I take the lea.I wherever Ititi ?
rcil. A'.'rum tOuiUd. Scud for Illustrated Cat-ue.
Address,
Oottie- tic " Senlnir TTarhSiio Co., Kew-Tork.
t?r.voTri> to Famiion, lttrsatvnit axi> ar
thoroughly reliable, rcBuMTtntl prntlle-il tntonna.
iccml.it: matters or Fashion its all Hi ilcpnrUMtilr;
. p sltnry of choice r.ud entertaining lltcr.intrft, ban
tie llliistr.il lomt, art criticisms, etc., etc.. mod a J.xtrrul
?lolly nilaptcil to the wants of tho home-drclu.
rut ', f t.&O p-r yenr. Pjieclmeu copies fh*.
Ink 1V>i t.utt fiiv*rt Away to every subscriber U
? celebrated "fb.menuI\iprr t'nthion* as pro- .ti," ? . , .>
o.i. Ciimmmuv tmiiMrrrrftriftit. Address,
"Domestic' Monthly,
DDrjeaMc " Building, New-Tori
>