The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, January 19, 1876, Image 2
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BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA
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THE TRIIiUXE RKAtJFORT, S.C. 1
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We not iced Inst week the meeting held I
on St Ililcnn Island which wns addressed <
?>y Messrs. Gleaves, Green, Gantt and <
"Wheeler, the wliole aim of which oeenicd I
to he to poison the min ds of the people i
against the Governor. We also stated 1
that appointments had been mndc for i
meetings all over the county with the t
nlilArf nf trnr?in/? -r 11 ? *
?w. ?T^i? uttig ?iic |icimmu tu ineir 1
danger of being sold out to the Demo <
crats by Mr* Chamberlain. s
A change lias now come over the spir a
it of their dreams, said to liave been \
caused by revelations made to them by a
Comptroller Dunn, wlio, it is said, assur- <
cd the leaders that the Republican party r
would be obliged to renominate Cham- f
bcrlain to secure the State Government; 1
and that R. B. ElHott-who is to be Attor- 1
uey-Gener*l-bad decided to stand by his I
excellency, and that it would be wiso to i
take no action that would prevent the 1
party from swallowing a man so objec- 1
tionable to the party leaders. i
Under the circumstances it places our i
politicians in .a very nnp'easant predicament,
as many of them have on every 1
occasion taken great pains to berate the t
Governor for hts action in the recent c
election, and now having to retract all t
their bold assertions makes them exceed-. 1
ing sick. As their chief object however a
is to get office they can very easily explain a
away to the ignorant their mistaken s
statements and all will be again lovely, 1
even if they arc obliged to sacrifice i
"Wbipperfor whom it is well known our I
politicana have but little love, and whose s
dcfeatbyaresolutionofthcllou.se that v
there was no vacancy is now so freely c
discussed. ' c
Congressman Smalls has been heard *
from again' We watch with much '
eagerness to see his name mentioned ir. 11
the proceedings of Congress and had nl,
most concluded that he is never going v
to electrify the Capitol with one of the '
eloquent speeches lie used to deliver in!}1
Columbia whenever there was an oppor- 1
tunity. lie has voted only twice that v
we hear of, onec in favor of a third term, P
and once against amnesty. But never a 1
speech. Ic may he he is only waiting 8
for all the ordinary statesmen to get through
and then he will tell them what c
he knows about Agriculture. Two such t
votes is a sufficient record frr one Con- ^
gressman in one session. At least this is ll
our opinion. "
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Mr. N. B. Myers, the late treasurer, v
came to town last Saturday and settled for !
the money in his hands, by paying over' a
to Mr. Holmes oyer two thousand dollars p
in greenbacks. "When Mr. Myers was j
relieved he settled up by giving drafts i
one of which by mistake was not paid, c
,i i.. _t_i? ' - -
muw ut Miiici cuai wnen tue report reach- ! 13
<dbim that lie was reported a defaulter 0
lie was confined to his bed by sickness, t<
but as soon as lie was able hastened to H
Beaufort to make everything straight. t|
And now the teachers having claims 10
against balances from last year can get u
their money without further trouble. a
Whippcr proposes to rise to a question ,l
of privilege upon the first day of the u
reassembling of the House with regard to ?
he assaults made upon him by the press P
concerning his connection with the sink- 11
ing fund. He will show bis accounts and 1
undertake to prove that very little ot the P
$10,000 deficiency laid to him went into 8<
his pocket, not more than enough to allow
him and his committees a proper ^
compensation, and that the bulk was
squandered in charges made by Indepen- a
dent Republican brokers snd lawyers, and
all under the advice of the Attorney-Gen- si
> rat, D. H. Chamberlain. This act of l?
wif defence will have to be averted by U
hie Excellency and his Independent ir
friends. w
Whipper is folly imbued with the ilea ?
hat Hose* will desert lam, and sell out g<
l>oth office* by applying for a mandamus. M
thus relieving the Chief Justice, and 8<
leaving his Excellency to appoint an As- m
socials Justice to hear the case who will m
side with Justice Willurd, and declare tli
ihdr election void under the Constitu- tli
lion. He is therefore in a position to
?-ome to terms with the Govcmor.-N". Y.!
riou. I P1
- ,cr
The receiving ship New Hampshire at; en
r tor folk is to be towed to Port Royal at! <](
' ucc, to serVe as flic store ship of the lj&
i jundrou, and the rotten hull of thef
/oreester is to do duly as the receiving j
e lip at Noifolk. The Juniuta n?d ConI,.vss
are drily expected from Kurope nt !J!,
1 crt Royal, while the iron clads and
- sa-wndt-:. ships in Aifeatic water* arc to a'
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7,7^
endezvous at that place. There is an ai:
>f activity about tlieee r.aval pteparntions
if more than ordinary signiticancc. The
villidrawul of the Worcester was absoldely
nec< s<arr, so that only servicealJe
ressels ate. to be sent to our nearest harbor
to Cuba. Unusual railroad facilities
tie afforded near Port, Koynl, and those
who Know the secret of the Navy Department
say these preparations all mean
business of an important character.
INirt ltojnt.
A correspondent ofthc Charleston Xnn
lias been on n visit to Penufort and Port
[loyal and finds some points tit interest
worth mentioning. We extract the fol
owing from his letters:
iiyroti awoke one mornitur mid found
nimsclf famous. Just bo Port Royal shook
>ft* her slumbers the other Jay and
found hersclt an object of interest to the
newspaper readers of America. Centuries
Itnd clasped since the old explorer report
?d the discovery of Port Royal, in whose
:apaeioU9 harbor ecuM be assembled all
the argosies of Venice, before the astute
naval department of the United States
earned that this same harbor was ad mi ribly
adapted to the accommodation of
;ho North Atlantic squadron Port
loyal herself had lor.g ago been aware
>f this fact. Long had she realized that
lie posscssd all the qualities requisite for
i great commercial city. The difficulty
vas that her merits were not appreciated,
ind she could only 9igh and wait for the
lay when blind eyes should he opened to
i full realization of them. That day she
ondly hopes has come, and already
risions of future greatness flit before her.
The concentration of the navy here
irings population; population begets
wants,-and in supplying these wants n
ibcral supply of greenbacks is disbursed.
Whether these fond anticipations will he
valised, only time and a war with Spain
sill decide.
The question naturally arises why man
las not made use of the gifts of Nature
bus lavishly bestowed in a broad expanse
>f placid water, a channel of rcmarka blc
lepth,and an extonsive area of level land.
i,.t 4- 4?i 4i - -
ju? H.kiifVH.B cuairui me growth of'citufi
,s well as the lives of individuals, and
idvantitious circumstances w ere unfuvorible
to the locality- of a town here in eary
days. The Spaniards were too near
leiglihors, and with the Indians, competed
the first settlers o! Carolina to seek
afer homes. Thus wa? Port Royal prcentcd
from asserting her claims until
ithcr localities had stripped far ahead.
Lad wnen settlers were finally drawn to
Ins spot and located in Beaufort they
ed n patriarchal life and preferred case
ind retirement to the busy- hum of a city.
Those were grand old days in Ilcaufort,
rlien the planters lived like princes
>ut one morning the inhabitants of the
lace had their rest broken by the boomng
of artillery, and a few hours later it
i"as nnnounrcd that the ' Yankees'' had
lassed the forts and were steaming up
o town. The entire population fled for
nfetv, leaving everything behind Ihoni.
for did they return until after the prolamation
of peace. Then the place
hat once knew them knew thrm on nmr?
"licir family {mansions, in which they
iad been born and reared, had passed
mo the hands of strangers and aliens-conisented
by "the best government the
rorld over saw." To these people the
>lace was a desolation. Many moved
wav, and there are now in the Town of
teaufort not more than fifteen or twenv
families of all the former population
'he place fell into new hands. Nnrthrn
capitalists came down and embarked
a agriculture. The princely possessions
f the planters were divided out into
rn acre lots for the frccdnien, and for
while apparent prosperity reigned. But
lie immigrants died from lever or beanie
bankrupt, while the blacks were
nahle to take care of themselves. They
re now in a state of destitution, and hut
>r fish, oysters and crabs would probbly
starve. It is said however, that on
t Unions ? -- e ' -
.iic irtTuincn seem to Dc more
rosperous, * and many have erected
ouses and exliibited evidences of thrift,
'ho town of Beaufort, besides many
rivate residences, has a number of
tores and several hotels, of the largest is
i?e Sea Island Hotel,(formerly the rosidaceofMr.
Nathaniel Hoy ward,) wnich
>oks dowu the river towards the harbor
nd commands a beautiful prospect.
Judge Mackey made tlds astonishing
tatement in a recent speech; ''Within the
ist. ten days Mr. John Patterson has said <
) his companions m arts: 'Are you goig
to let Chamberlain frighten yon off
ith ids cry of refprm and economy ?
fliy, gentlemen, there are five years of
iod stealing in South Cnrolina yet."
r. John J. Patterson is a United Slates
nator from South Carolina, and is a
an whose reputation is not so good as it
iglit lie, but it seems hardly credible
int he ever made such a statement as
iat.
The people of Edgefield are greatly
eased with the appointment by Govnor
Chamberlain of Mai. Abr.un Jones
mnty commissioner, vice Ncn Tcnncnl, j
ceased. Maj. Jones is a first class citcn.
Stokes, the slayer of Fisk, has been
;nied a pardon by Governor Tildun,
id the retusal has broken his heart,
lie Broadway dandy of four \cars ngo is
ofcen dnwn in health and spiritid-is
fast nearing his end. # J
A Model SLEEPER.-There are at preset
running oyer the Savannah and Cbnrle
ton Railroad, and between Savannah an
Atlanta, three Pullman palace sleepe
| of ten sections each. Two of {these a
entirely new, and the third but litt
used. They arc surpassed by none i
this section of the country, unless pc
haps by the "Ancilla" which runs bctwet
i Savannah and Charleston. This c
arrived at the company shops at St. A
drew's on the 4th of January direct fro
J the Pullman palace Car Companj
. | workshops, at Detroit, and is a marvel
I beauty and comfort. The car is at pre
cut run on alternate nights from Oliarle
ton with the ' Savannah," a car whit
has been in use for some time, hut tl
consort of the "Ancilla" is erpocled 1
; arrive in a day or two to take the plat
! .-:i? ? o
, IH'?, IV IW|M'1,II11> UtVV1|MVTU "Vlliu OHVIII
, nah.
Wasiiisctox, Jun. 15-Thc Hou
committee on elections heard to-dny tl
j argument of W. II. Trcscot, that tl
! third congressional district of South Ca
oliua is not entitled to representation b
. cause it is not composed of nhol
contiguous territory, one county w
touching any of the other six No argi
meat was submitted on behalf of Hog
who claims to represent the distric
Judge Pascal suggested that the que
tion submitted by Mr. Trescot bears upr
the validity of all the South Carolii
representatives. If one district is nt
the State has not been legally uistrictc
The present legislature must redistnet i
and order a new election in all the di
tricts. The committee decided to tal
the State map as evidence. It shows thi
one county is separated twenty-five mil
from the rest of the district, which
plainly in violation of the actofCongrec
The committee, however, before acting
will inquire into the manner of passir
the act by the Legislature, and it aati
fled that it was done for preventir
representation to the minority, Hoge wi
bc unscutcd. The question of uuscatir
the balance of the delegation is not befo
the committee, it is a mere side suggc
tion.
He lives in Spartanburg. lie belie]
the vast display of striped stockings, at
then murmured to himself: "I've got 'c
shurc this time." Got what she enquire
"Got the delirium tremens. I'm stcii
animals of all kinds. I've just seen a z
i bra." She turned down the lamp, ai
\ the menagerie closed.
i ENTKitiinJan.il Russian Bark Atla
1 tic, Kronholm master, 7* days fro
Barcelona, in ballast to Campbell W\ll
J &Co.
} 11 Russian Bark Carolina, Hyilmi
i master 53 days from Barrchmn, in bi
i last to Campbell Wylli? &Co.
I 11 Russian Brig Argo, Birminglro
master x'z cava trnm Funclial in bulla
to ('am pi tell \V y 1 lit; &Co.
Ci.kaued Jan. 12 Br. Brig Argo, Davi
master tor Bowling Scotland with 4'
| tons of phosphate rot k from Coosa
mines.
13 Russian Bare Iloppet, Fredric
son master tor London with G81 tons <
phosphate reck from Coosaw mines.
13 I>r. Batk Aiuthusn, Itohinsc
master, lor Dublin Ireland with 505 toi
| o f phosphate reck from Coosaw mint
] 15 I3r. Barkcntinc Irene, Stevci
i master, for Plymowtn, England with 45
i tens phosphate from Coosaw mines.
j The colored schools in ^thc State t
! Delaware arc saitl to be in a demoralize
condition. According to a law passe
: by the last Legislature the taxes paid 1
| the colored people were to be disburse
i by the Delaware Association for the bet
efit of colored children. None of th
tax has been paid over as yet, and as
consequence only 13 or 14 colored schoo
are now in operation in the State.
j ?
Cranberries,
Prunes,
rim ^
v U114WI li>
Raisins,
Dried and Green Apples,
Citron and Dates.
at Waterhouse's.
Thomas R. Harris,
manufacturer of alu kinds of
Biscuit and Crackers.
110. IIS, 114 * 110 Beekman St.
Betweon water Petri Street*,
nntnch, JHfl Washington St., (
Bet. Vrankllu and Harrison St*. J w*w *or"
BLYTHEWOOD
FEMALE SEMINARY
anus institute, located kevkntek:
mile* North of Columbia, near the Chnrlottc
Columbia, and Angnatn Itallrond, inn comma
nlry noted for health and morality, will com
mence its next Sewdon SErrtxcEn Gth, 1871
and rice June Wth. 187H,
The Trnatcea cxprefs their nnqnnlifled eonfi
dnnce In t'ic ability and judgement which in thi
pant, have prcatded over the dcxtiuiea of this In
dilution, nud which in tlio future nil) continu
to dlroct and cvn'rol Ita Interact*, and do moe
heartily recommend It to tho rapport and patron
age of ail who <cslru good training nud ?nb*'an
il?! nud liberal education for tuelr daughter*.
For particulars, uddrc** citlier Ihc Piiiitfpal
Dn.S. W. KooknanT,
Doko, S. C.,
Or the Secretary r.f the Board of Trnatec*.
kev 'j.w, mei.ucuami'.
a doko 8. C
JAMES E. BOYCE
? Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
LIQUOR DEALER.
'c li .V Y fci T . ,
Beaufort, S, C,
In store from New York.
ur :
115 Barrels Ileckers S. R. Fi.oun,
m 1 8 ami 0 pounds.
j GO Boxes No. 1 Scaled ITkrmkgj
of 10 Boxes J. S. Waters Laundry Star
?- 10 " Philip Clark's XXXX Soa
s" 10 cases of assorted Cannkd goods,
4 Barrels Bass & Co. and E. (J. . ihlw
to A L E an d P OR TEl\
I 5000 ASSORTED CIGARS
To arrive from New York:
5 Half Barrels. Spiced Proa Feet,
|e 4 Boxes of Cheese,
ic 2 half Barrels Futton Makkrt Bf.
r" Anb a choice assortment of
u" Liquors and Cigars.
i canneFgoods
t. AT
m Jas. E. Boyce's
18 2 pound can fresh Pineapple 25 cei
111 2 41 . 4 4 4 4 Corn 30 4
d- 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 Salmon 25 4
t, 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 Pears 25 4
2 4 4 4 4 44 Tomatoes 20 4
te 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 Green Peas25 4
1 4 4 4 4 4 4 Lobster 25 4
w 2 lb can Wilson's Corned Beef 50 4
Can ready for immediate use.
w" 1 pound cans Fresh Oysters 15c a c
* COLOMBIA HOTEL
?~ COLtTMniA.?.r?.
Ig
in Wm. Goiiman Proprietor.
'K K. M. Colooxb, AwUtanl.
rc v
AMERICAN DKDERfRITER'S
w Association,
itl j <>r PhlladrlphU.
lit j ~"H*>i?d Olttco of .Ho. I'll. Affrnry,
J, No. 1 It rami Htrcrt.
CIIAKLKSTON.
I CAPITAL, $ 200.0C
I will receive applications for Insarnnce in
II i reliable Company, on nil Insurable property,
in This Company In not In connection wltl
[je Hoard of t'ndcrwriter.", and will take risks at
xonablc rales.
J. Arpx.e,
in Sub Agent,
il- A. M. Lee, General Agent,
Charleston. H. C.
Men's Youth's & Boj
PI nTuiMP
ULU i niratii
Cl.OTIIH, Cassimehes, FuilNJtiUINl
W GOODS &C.
k. MENKE & MUEEE
MercM Tailors and filotliiers.
Invite attention to their vcrv lu
)d .
and handsome stock of Clothing of tl
IIS
own manufacture, eqnal to custom w<
and defy competition in price as wel
' in fit.
PRICE LIST OF BUSINESS A1
DRESS SUITS.
Double twisted Cassimere Suits
,tl Broken Plaid do do ,
,(j Grey all wool Melton do
,j. Dark do do do
Dark do do do
Grey nud Black Striped Cass. Suits
[s Harris do do
,i All wool Scotch Cheviot Suits
]a All wool English Knickerl>ocber Suits
Double twisted English Cass. do
_ Small checked do do
Small basket do do
Black corded <1?
Dark striped do do
Dark striped do do
Dark plaid do do
Dark plaid French do
Dark striped do do
Black Cloth and Worsted Dlogsnal So
from $12 to $40.
Pants from $3.50 upwards.
Vests from $1 upwards.
Frne English Csssimere punts, tor dr
only $7.
Youths' and Boys' Knits from $0 to $
OVERCOATS.
Orey Melton Overcoat |
Cbinchella So
Oxford Cassimere Overcoat
u< i CIO
- Brown Beaver do
Black do do
Brown do do
Blue do do
Black and Blue Diagonal Overcoat
*
i- Star Shirts from $1.50 to $3.
'* Merino Undcrvests aid Drawers frc
'' 50c to $2.50.
. Handkerchiefs, Ilnlf Hose, Scarfs Ti
? Collars, ?fcc., in great variety.
All goods marked in plain figures. 1
t deviation.
Making suits to order from $25 upwarr
No trouble in showing goods. Give
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
MENKE & MULLEH,
i 228 King cor. Went worth St
CHARLESTON, S. C.
iMnBanHBaBWBBHHBi
I J**? 7i5. Rnward<
J
r|^hc above reward will be paid by the Board
of Comity Coiutiib?iniifrB of Beaufort
County, for the capture of Thomas Wright charged
with Murder, by the verdict o( n jury of itniucst in
the ease of The Suite vs. the dead body of Lewi- I
Ladeon. nt Alntoda station, I*. If. If. If., October
Is..,
P. Pkitchard, M. 1).,
Cliairniun B'J. Co. Cotn'r*. J
J TnoitAP II. WiiEnixn,
Clerk of the Board.
SHEPASD D. GILBERT.
CM. | NOTA1IY PUllIilf.
l* ' Attention gircn to Marine Protests. j
' at | office
srts j In odell's Building.
: MANSION HOUSE
PORT ROYAL, S. 0.
KF. CJITUATED AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
Port Royal Railroad, wticrc connection is made
with the fast falling, Art el >as steamcra
Mowtoomekt and IIuxt?tii.i.b.
sailing to New York every Friday.
Round trip from Augusta $30.
This is an entirely new nnd elegantly furnished i
uuurv, oiiiuii iuii UiiPiujio^reu, punuuuucu Willi
magnificent lire onkp, commanding a splendid
/ prospect of the surrounding country, the Benufor
and Port Royal Rivers, niul offers unusual attrac
tlona to travelers or to parties who desire Board
or to spend a faw days near the salt water.
Table supplied with everything the market offords.
Fresh milk, butter, flsli, vegetables and
rrults in their season,
i Best of Cooke and Attendants.
Terms liberal.
C. E. WArkkm,
1 jnlld-tf Proprietor. 1
?
. mm BARNES' FOOT-POWER
- scroll saws and lathis.
^|1 An entire rxtolotion in the
construction of foot-power machines!
The old style thrown |
aside when these are known I
Thousknds now in use! $1,000
V IS to $3.0 O per year made using
M thorn, One person out of every
sends for ratnlogws
WbBJI buys one. Say what paper you
read this in, and address
W. F. A JOHN BARNES.
Rockford, Winnebago Co ,
Box 3.0 U. Illinois.
r.
' W. Schroder.
J MANUFACTURER OF
R FINE CIGARS
, KXLuicisixnsrjtsrxcis: !
rse Smoking Tobacco. I
leir
irk, 81(1 N OF EMPKROR WII.LIAV, ]
1 n? m llivve Tr-?,
ND Charleston, S. C.
$8 Henry Bischoff & Co.,
10
>2 Wholesale Grocers.
12
" AND DEALERS IN
12 fines Lienors Sesars Tobacco &c-, 1
13 ll>7 l.iiMt I City, J
18 CHARLESTON, S. C.
jg II. Bitmorr. 0. WOLBOix, J.H. Wdijom.
m BEAUFORT
Vt MACHINE SHOP.
25
*8 Haying opened a Shop here, I am pre30
pared with the latest IMPROVED
^ TOOLS to Build and repair all kinds of
g2 MACHINERY, both Wood and Iron.
Particular attention given to
Designing and Pattern Making
For New Work.
STEAM PIPE nud FITTINGS,
Constantly on hand
?. At Northern Prices.
h Common Sizes of Iron Nuts
8 AND STEEL.
f!
10 Personal attention given to
13 SETTING and CONSTRUCTING a.
Steam Boir.Eit Fchnaceu n
OA 1V
on FOR SAVING FUEL. A
30 tt
25 I3F" Shop next to Post Office It
18 J. A. Whitman, ?
Mechanical Enginee*. fj
:m: -A. :R.
m BOOT ^
1,0 liL ^hd u'
l8 HWshoe makes,
U8 I'urtlrulitr Attention {given to rir?l ^
Work.
A perfect (It and Hatlafactloti pnarmtco I
M?IOI?
i opposite W'ateritou?oaiul Itt U -i' ' ' ?>o. ar
Beaufort, S. C'. /
Mrrli ?-" ) '
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I
J C. RICHMOND.
Trlu 1 .1 Hint loo.
AlPmetncM iutrnstcd 10 liim v.ill receivecnre
fill niirt prompt nttrnllon
OFFICE CUSTOM HOUSE B'uLPIXG.
R. P. BARRY,
tVIIOUKSAI.K IIII*1 IlKTAII. DKAI.EIl IN*
Drj Mi,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS ANI) SHOES,
JI ATS AND CAPS,
NOTIONS, &c. Ac.
?lcc2 54.
W. H. CALVERT
TIN SMITH.
XlRAl.RR I*
lAI'ANNED PLANIHUEl) and
PLAIN TIN WARK,
Constantly on lisnd a fnll Stock of
Heating, Cooking and Box
STOVES and PIPE.
l'articnlnr attention given to pnttlng on and re
pairing Tin Roofs, Lenders and Ontters.
Torus Cash.
Hoping for a continnnncc of the patronage here
oforc bestowed on me, I will warrant all work to
bo done In the most workmnrllke maimer
novt5-lt?.
PORT ROYAI.
Saw \Sl Planing Mill
THCAl'FOItT, 8. C
D. C. WILSON & CO.,
MAMVPACTL'nERS OP ASD DF.AI.KHa I*
Yellow Pine Timber and Lumber
AN1)
CyproHH Shlnnlrs,
ALSO
Guilders and Contractors
Plaster, Lathes,
All kinds of .TOB SAWING promptly dOKo.
Flooring: & Ceiling Board always on band
Orders for Lumber and Timber by"fhc caipo
rromptly filled. Lumber delivered in any part of
the Town free of charge. Terms Cash
D. O. WILSON A CO.
Bonnty and Claims Agency.
Beingassociated with a law>or In Washingon
whose energy and promptness in prosecuting
the Claims are well known, ?r.d s.ienc'ib.g
:loscly to the burlnei s myself; all persons who
lave any claims against tho'l' S. (low riiiv< rt are
nvltrd to bring them to "r.ie at m*
ihc B cr.ucll Heme. Pay it. Rennfor bo. fa.
John P. PonT?o.-ia .
TO RENT.
TWO DESIRABLE SI ORES In tlie baaement
>f ilie Stevens Ilonse.
Price, $10. and $13. respectively
Apply to
W. J. Verihek.
A rent
Magnolia Passenger Route.
L'OIIT ROYAL RAILROAD.
Auot.'hta Oa. Dec. 4th. 1875
THE FOLLOWING PASSENGER SCHEDULE
rill be operated on and after this dntc:
GOING SOUTH?TRAIN No. 1.
Leave Augusta 7.80 a. m.
Arrive at Yemasaee 12.10 p. m.
Leave Yeniaasee 11.35 p. m.
Arrive at Beanfort . 2.01 p. m.
Arrive at Port Royal - M
vArrive
at Savannah 3.90 p.m.
Arrive at Charleston 4.30 p. m.
OOINO NORTH?TRAIN No. 5.
Leave Charleston 8.15 a. m.
Leave Savannah 9.90 a. m.
Leave Tort Royal 10.90 a. w.
Leave Bcanfort 10.30 a. m.
Arrive at Yemassce 1200 a. n.
Leave Yemassoc 1130 p. m.
Arrive at Augusta 5.30 p. an.
Train No. 8 arrlvra at Beaufort at 4,05 a. m.
Train No 4 leaves Beaufort at 13.10 a. tn.
Itoaufort Aorninmmlation.
Leaves Port Royal at ....8 a. ni. and 5.30 p. m.
Leaven Beaufort at 8.30 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Through Tlekots sold and Baggage checked to
11 principal po'nts.
Traina t and 2 run daily except Sundays. Noe. 8
n?l 4 run daily. All trains connect at Yemassec
itb the trains of ihe Savannah and Charleston
atlrosd f?r Charleston und Savannah, and at
ugunn nun irair.a or the Ch-orels Railroad, for
10 Went, and Charlotte, t'oltmbla and August4
nilroad for tho North and Bant.
Panbcusers" talons train* No*. 1 and r. make cloac
1 rail connection* at Savannah with Atlantic A
uif Railroad for Tackriyivtlle and nil poiutn on
io St. John'* llivert
THROUGH PI I.LMAN SLBEPIN I CARS ON
l.h NN511T TRAINS TO SAVANNAH
It. G. Klbmixo,
T. S. Davant. Superintendent
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