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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2. 1HT0.
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Lemons at Rohkkts, j-(
The Governor has removed J. W.' w
Wigg, Trial Justice at. Bluffton. It is |8i
understood that no other appointment 11
will be made for that neighborhood.
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One company of artillery in Charleston ! ti
is ordered to the frontier, to tight the j
Indians. Had Smalls amendment i
passed no troops could have decn sent; 9I
out ot the state. rt
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Long Island Potatoes at ^
Roberts.' n
The officers and men in the navy at n
this Station were paid oil last week much ?
to the relief of our merchants, and ^
especially the barrooms where tin sailors e
love to congregate and get nd of their ^
surplus change.
Major Lewis Thompson, a brother of
the editor of the Union Herald, died at
the Yellowstona Camp, Jnlv 19th. The
Major spent some time in Beaufort in the [
spring of 1875, and was knowu to many i
of our citizens. fl
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George's Bank Codfish at
Roberts' v 8
a
A bill has been passed by Congress to 0
complete the "Washington Monument. It
leaves the Washington Monument Society
in existence for the purpose of collecting
subscriptions, and appropriates $200,
000 to be paid in four annual instalments.
*
A Small boat belonging to the Monitou.
Manhattan, containing two ofiiccrs and
two sailors, was capsized in the river
Saturday evening. The men were
rescued by Mr. Van Ness, who was fortunately
near by in another boat.
Gilt Edge Flour, the fiuest in tho Market
at
Roberts.'
The meeting at the Arsenal to nominate
an Intcndant and wardens on Friday
evening was as noisy and disgraceful as
usual. A very large number of our citizens
wns nresent hilt hefore an nrrrnnizn
tion was effected many of them left in
disgust as the prospect for nominating a
ticket was dubious, and the chance for a
free fight most promising. Peter Robinsou
and Lt. Gov. Gleaves were nominated
and resulted in the election of Mr.
Gleaves, but he refused to take the chair
and Robinson was left in possession. c
Tom Hamilton waked up the boys in
a long speech in which he charged the
chairman with being the tool of a ring i
and that he (the chuirmtn ) had at that >
minute in his pocket a Jticket made up '
that was to be nominated, or at least to c
be declared nominated, and that the men J
who were to piopose the names on the
ticket were the only ones that would be ,
recognized. A great effort was made to e
choke Hamilton off, many threats were
made and his voice entirely drowned in
the howl that was gotten up, but he t
stood his ground and refused to yield
the floor aad at last auccoecded in driving
off off his assailants and finishing his
speech. He told them that the workers
for the ready made ticket were in a
majority in the house, but he would show
them what could be done at the polls.
The following ticket was then
declared the choice of the meeting for the
next election : r
For Intendant,
ALFRED WILLIAMS /
For Wardens:?R. H. Gleaves, J. P. %
Boyce, J. C. Mayo, Cato Perry, Richard
Washington, and Jos. Robinson. o
A burglar attempted to rob the residence
of Judcre Maher. in Barnwell Coun
ty, last week, but this presence being
discovered no plunder was secured.
New Extra Mess Mackerel at
ItonERTB.'
, (
Pinchbeck has not yet collected the ]
|20 ,000 voted him by the Senate as the |
House refuses to agree to an increase in J
the appropriation bill. Pinch will have
to wait another your. ]
A Hayes and Wheeler ratification meeting
was held on St. Helena last Saturday.
Among the speakers were Lt. Gov.
Gleavos, Sammy Green, and P. D. J.
Lawrence. Tom Hamilton was the last ,
speaker and his remarks were well
received until he touched on the admin
istration of Gov. Chamberlain, when an
attempt was tnado to get up a disturbance,
but Tom, with his usual persistance,
held on an l had his say out. The crowd ^
was anxious to hear about Mr. Chamber- (
lam, and how he had conducted himself, j
but some of the speakers were determined
that the procccdirgs should be routined r
to the ratification of the National ticket,
but Tom upset their plans and paid a
glowing tribute to tbe Governor which
was well received by the people.
McDevitt is not at all afraid of the
investigation of his case, and claims that
lie win dc Acquitted. It is thought that
there iireso many others who have sinned
the spoils of iiis otliee that some kind ol
h settlement will he made so Hint he can
lie released without damaging the reputation
of otlr. r public otficers.
1'
Courier, litis n <. : I \ n.
Jury, but declines to tight a ouci. ii.Ci
iamhurg allair caused the trouble.
Kansas is coiiii?tuiiiiiig that her crop of
erenls this year is too enormously heavy
or utilization. Millions of bushels of
rhcat will have to be lost, the farmers
?*', because it ripens too fast, and canot
be got to market; and as to corn, the
ield is so great that vast quantities will
ave to be usee as fuel during the win- ,
:r.
The New York Herald has a cable I ]
iccial stating that five letters had been
jdcivod Iroin its correspondent in Africa
Icnry M. Stanlcj, relating many lmir
readth escapes, fights with savages, and
uuicrous explorations and discoveries,
tuong which was the discovery of a tribe
f pale faces in the high uplands of the
lambaragaru mountain, forming an
ntircly different race of people to the
lack-skinned denizens of the plains.
Board of Equalization.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR, 1
Beaufort, < ountt S, C, >
Beaufort, July, 25th, ism, )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
t'ounty Board of Equalization will meet lu
Ilia oflicc on the First Monday of Angnst next,
or the purpose of Equalizing the Ucnl and Perona!
Property of this County:
AH persons having grievances to present to
aid Board bearing on the valuation of property,
re hereby notified to forward the same to this
flicc.
L S I.ANGI.EY.
Bft: July 2(1 2-t County Auditor.
riuo NEWS AND COURIER FOR THE
CAMPAIGN.
THE Canvass now opening is the most imporan*,
in which the people of South Carolina have
ocn engaged since the momentous election of
*00. Upon its result depends the weal or woe
f the State ana the Union,
THE NEWS anij COURIER will, ns ever, be In
lie front of the fight, sustaining fearlessly and
nlthfnlly the candidates of the National Demoratic
party, and the action, whatever it shall he,
?f the State Democratic Convention. To this we
iledge the whole power and iuflucnce of a journal
vhich, in the past, has done what It could to serve
he interest, and preserve the rights and liberties,
f the people of Sonth Carolina.
In order that it may he within the means of cvcrJ
Democrat In t!?n S*ot?
? ...v wvr ivnu hid rifiwa AND
JOURIKR during the canvass, we have establishid
the following campaign rates, Free of I'ontigo
uiut for Country Subscribers 'only,
icginuing this day and running to the 15th of
November, a period of four months ;
DAILY EDITION.
1 Copy $ 2 50
5 Copies 10 00
10 Copies 17 00
TKI-WEEKLY EDITION,
1 Copy $1 25
5 Copies 5 (10
10 Copies 8 75
WEEKLY EDITION.
1 Copy 50 cents
In every case the money must accompany the
trdcr.
3 wood
'OSSESSES MUCH GREATER TOWER JIN
lestoring to a healthy state. It never produces
ickncts, is certain aud speedy in its action. It
s fast superseding every other remedy. Sixty
apsules cure in six or eight days. No other
dedicinc cau do this.
Owing to its great success, many substitutes
lave been advertised, such as Pastes, Mixtures,
'ills, Balsams, etc., all of which have been abandined.
DUNDAS DICK, & Co.'s Soft Capsules containng
Oil of Sandal Wood, sold at all Orug Stores.
Isk for Circular, or send to :to & :i7 Wooster
itreet New York, for one.
1776 Centennial 1876
PJRT ROYAL RAILROAD CO.
. Ofllcc General Passenger Agent.
Augusta, Ga., July 1st, 1876:
A FULL LINE OF
Centennial Eicnrsion Tickets
L^o Pliilad<^li>liia
lt Greatly Reduced Rateh, arc now on sale
ia August i, embracing all the popular routes to
he North.
For Tickets, and Time Tables showing schedule
if the different rontes, apply to
Paul Hamilton, agent, Beaufort. 8. C.
A. M. Hamilton, agent, Port Royal, S. C
T. 9. DAVANT,
General Passenger Agent, Augusta, Ga.
FOUND ADRIFT.
JFF ST. HELENA BAR, A YAWL
BOAT, which the owner can have l?y 1
proving property and paying expenses.
For further particulars, apply to
John Lutjen,
N. W. cor. of State and Queen streets.
Charleston S. C.
wr.w vnpv nun Dnpn dovai 1
nun luun uitu l UU1 llUlAli !
STEAMSHIP LINE.'
1MIR FIRST CLASS, FULL POWKItKD 8TKAM
snips,
C A flONDOLKT
AND
CTTY OF DALLAS.
iVIU leave I'ort Itoyal for Now York alternate
yevery Friday afternoon, upon the arrival of the
luguata, and Savannah & Chnileoton train.
For Freight or Pannage-having nupcrlornccomnodatloua,
apply to
RICHARD r. RUNDLR, Agent.
I'ort Royal' H. C.
Ilonrv Bischoff & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
ANI) DKALRRS IN
Wines Lipors Scgars Tobacco &c-,
1 t>< I'hlMl I til
CI1A RLKSTON\ S. C.
II. llmciIOFP. C. WriDCISX, J. II. W'ULBUnN,
c ; ?
Condemned Stores
INSPECTED AND CONDEMNED STOKES ;
Will be cold
ArJ7 AUCTION,
under official orders from the Navy Department,
By JAMES M. CBOFUT,
Government Auctioneer.
At Ills stores on*Rav Street, in Beaufort, commencing
on
SATURDAY, JULY 15th, 1870,
At 2 o'clock p. in., anil continuing each Saturday
until till* nntirn *tork (liriiinund of
44 BUI* Mesa Beef. S.800 Ibs171
Casosjfrcsli Beef 8.2C6 lbs.
47 Packages Navy Bread, 4.132 lbs.
2J* Barrels Flour, 480 lbs.
Ijtf Barrels Rice, 385 lbs.
4 Boxes Coffee, 200 lbs.
8 Barrels Beans, 234 lbe.
1 Box Tomatoes, 81 lbs.
12 Cons Dessicatod Potatoes and Onions.
f0,i* Yards blue Satinet. 60 Yards blue Flannel.
5 Lbs. sewing Silk. 2 Pair kip Shoes.
9 Tin Cups. 24 Pairs Scissors
1 Mess Kettle. 11 Kegs Pickles.
The above will be sold in small lots to suit purchasers.
Pratt's Astral Oil,
TUB ONLY PERFECTLY SAFE OIL MADE.
For sale only by
Geo. W. Bobehts
To Holders of County Cheeks or Audited
Claims, prior to Nov. 1, 1872.
OrncE or the County Commissioners, 1
Beaufort, 8. C., July 10th, 1876. J
In accordance with the provision of a joint resolution
entitled "A joint resolution authorizing the
County Commissioners of Beaufort county to levy
a special tax," dated April 7th. 1873, and an act to
amend the same, approved the 29th day of January
A. D. 1874, scaled proposals will be received at
tlna office from parties holding checks or audited
claims contracted prior to November 1, 1872,
until
Thursday, August 10th, 1870,
at 12 o'clock, M., at which time said bids will be
opened, and the Board of County Commissioners
will draw orders on the Treasurer to the amount
of one t jousand dollars iu favor of the person or
persons who shall have offered the largest per
centum dierount on their checks or audited claims.
Proposals must be addressed to Dr. Paul Pritchard.
Chairman of the Board and endorsed "Proposals
for settlement of paBt indebtedness of
Beaufort County."
P. PRITCnARD,
R. J. MARTIN,
V. 8. SCOTT,
County Commissioners.
Tuos. II. Wheei.er,
Cicrk of Board.
n A TTTTIT1 O nr A T5 TT
ttr UUAlbU,
BDCCES^Ona TO
ItAKKK. VAIL & CLAKK,
Curcrs and Smokcra of Provisions,
WHOLESALE DEALEHSIN
FI?H, FLOUR, BACON,
Butter, Chccae, Lard, Rice, Pork, Salt, &c.,
ALSO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
172 Reade & 301 ?fc 303 Washington Sts.
NEW VOItlt.
P. K. BAKER. I
C. A. CL.AIIK. f fob. 0-ly.
CORBIN. STONE & WILLIAMS.
The undersigned have formed a partnership for
Admirality practice under the above Arm name:
Cohbin & Stone, i Jos. M. Williams,
Charleston, f Ailccn.
mch.SI-lr.
"nvenel & Co.. . AT. S. KUiott
Charleston. lleaufort.
Beaufort Steam
MILL COMPANY.
Having put np in their establishment a GRIST
MILL are prepared to furnish at the ehortost
notice.
Grist, Meal and Feed.
The highest cash price paid for CORN.
Corn Ground on Toll.
P.I M. WHITMAN,
mm in an
BAY STREET, BEAUFORT, S. C..
Ilns Just received from the North a One assort
mcnt of goods at
Northern Prices.
WEDDING RINGS, $3.00 to $13.00,
SILVER RINGS, 30c. to $1.50,
SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, $2.00 to $4.00,
LADIES GOLD WATCHES, $30 to $50.
8 Day & 1 Day striking Clocks,
$3.50 to $8.
GENTS GOLD CHAINS, I'INS, RINGS,SLEEVE
BUTTONS. STUDS, WATCH CHAINS,
LADIES GOLD and PLATED JEWELRY,
GOLD PENS. AC., AC.
Gents' Gold and Sitter Watches.
Call and examine before purchasing, and satisfy
yourself yon can save tex to twenty-five percent
rom Charleston or Savannah prtcca.
BANKING HOUSE
OF 1
Wm. H. Lockwood^
Bay St., Beauhout, S. C.
(SOLI), ANl) T2XCIIANGH
ON
New York, Savannah, and Charleston
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
^^-Collections ina?lc on any point in the U. 8.
Accounts received subject to check at sf^ht.
I
ALE NOW PKLl'AUED TO FLLNIS11 !
ICE
In any quantity Customers may desire,
from their Ice House,
Heventh ki reel.
JOIIN CONANT,
J. A. EMMONS.
nov25-2l.
S. M. WALLACE,
*
Cotton Fiielor mitt i _
CRIST MIL LEE, I
Wholesale* Driller in
Grain,- Hominy, Heal. Feed, Etc.,
HEA IHEAN I> CO rTON
Bought, Ginned and prepared for market.
Advnnecs mntlo oil CoiikIhii- /
/
mcntH.
Having the best machinery for ginning
cotton and grinding corn and meal, lie is _
prepared to execute all orders on the
shortest possible notice.
The highest price paid for
Cotton and CornCotton
ginned on toll.
nov25-28.
H. KLATTE & CO.
Wholesale Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN
Wines, Ligoors, Scprs, Tobacco, &c., ,
1N."S East liny, \
CHARLESTON, S. C. (
Orders from the Country promptly at- j
tended to.
0 DELL'S.
FltUITH,
CANDIE8,
Toys,
CAKEW, 1
NETS
A full assortment of the above consist- <
ineof ORANGES, LEMONS,
APPLES, DATES, FIGS, BANANAS.
All kinds of FRENCH confectionery.
BRAZIL, NUTS, HICKORY NUTS,
WALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS,
ICED, FRUIT, SPONGE, POUND
and every other kind of CAKES on hand
or made to order.
Particular attention given to supplying
parties with all necessary articles.
goods useful as well as ornamental
received by every steamer from new
york.
James Odell
New Spring Goods.
1 take pleasure 111 announcing to my friend*
THE SAFETY INKSTAND
l'KIOK, r.oc. 75c. and WI.OO.
Over 60.000 Sold.
t?r-\vill not Hplll If upwt.
tafPon pointx are not injured btr it,
tar"Kvcry drop of ink obtained.
tar"It is cattily cleaned.
fcfy-Just what every one want?.
For ?ale by
A. Ashley OllIUETZIlBIKI,
NEWS AND STATIONEUY DEPOT,
ItiJAUroilT, H. C.
F. D. J. LAWRENCE,
ITU AND COUNSELLOR AT LAV
Beaufort, S. C.
jj Dry Goods & Miliinory
sttimiiiveieib
1 have ju^t laid in a large am
Dry Goods*
Miliinory, I_,
DRESS I
Notions, Kmbroideries, Corsets
^.t prices within the reach of all
aiul customers that I have now in store my
8PRIXG AND SUMMER STOCK 0?
DRY GOODS,
3Sd;iX,IL,I3SrEJrfY
^vnu rancy uooas.
Consisting op
LADIES DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS,
MUSLINS. PIQUES, WHITE GOODS, etc.
A Full Line op
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Lh<II*!h' CuiTs mnl Collars,
Handkerchief*, Hosiery It.ifls,
ltd t m, 1'ariiHolH, funs.
Gloves, Dreu trimmings &c.
A Beautiful Slock of Millinery,
And a Lakue Stock op
Itl-LV I>V MA !>! : CIjOTIIIKC!
AT LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
E. A. SCHEPER.
I
JDont forget the plct
In the building formerly know
BKAUl^OMT C
ItKAUFOl
-O-"The
proprietor having fitted 1
_/V_ Kirsi-olass
espectfully solicits the patronag
;y whojwill, at all times, find th
lelicasies the markets of Charles
prepared by experienced cooks.
BEAUFORT KSA
Having opened a shop in Beaufort, 1 ?
ools to
Build and repair all 1
>oth of WOOD and IRON. Particular at
DESIGNING and PATTERN M
5team PirE and Fittings Constants
Personal attention given to Setting and
STEAM BOILER FURNAC
13?** Shop next to Post Oflicc.
J. A. WHIT1
SEA ISLA1
BAY STREET, B:
THIS ELEGANT HOTFI
opened in first-class style, 1
calls tlie attention of the tn
advantages offered at this fi
JBoating', Fiwliii
and the inducements held o
in the south.
JA1
TIE NEW "
A DOUBLE THREAD I
IT retain* all the virtues of the Light-Riinniw
Tension, which was and is the host in use
?o-l'lcasc notice our PATENT HAKDKNK
and Stand.
Our new and old ideas, worked out with brand
in the busy city of Newark, New Jersey, have ei
LKNCK. Minimum of f'ririinn \"l....? ,f
reached in the Sewing Machine woilll
TO THIS STATEMENT AN
We invite the attention of all, especia
observation. N. It.?All Machines fully warn
DOMESTIC J
INe v?
LADIES, USE "DOMES'!
J F j )
1 KStWiWi / J^m
l GOODS,
1 complete stock of Clotiiingi
ladies* Hat n
BAUDS.
, Ties, Laces, Hose, etc. elNo
trouble to show goo.I
cc, COOPER'S.
CLUB,
rn as the
T.XIB HOUSte
crr, fe<. c;
up Ihe above named lious'e ft
Rostaurantj '
e of tlie gentlemen of the I ft .
e table supplied with all tin!
ton and Savannah afford, ami
t
iCHINE SHOP. |
im prepared with the latest improved
rinds of Machinery, Jl
tention given to
[AKINQ for new work ?
y On Hand, at Northern PRibki
a
vuuotrucuo^
:ES for SAVING FUEL
IAN, Mechanical Engineer.
S[D HOTEL
EAUPORT, 8. C.
i having been refitted and
the proprietor respectfully
iveling public to tne many
avorite resort for
ig and Huntin *
ut to those seeking lieaiti
yIES ODELL Proprietor
DOMESTIC,"
.OCK-STTTOH MACHINE;
.; DOMESTIC." including the Automatic
D CONICAL BEARINGS en both the Machine
new Machinery and TooU at mir own new work*
vcit it< a standard of MECHANICAL EXCEL)unbilitya
and range of work, never hcretomti
D TIIE MACHINE ITSELF
ily those having high mochanlcal eklll ot
kitted,
SEWING MACHINE CO.*
' York 11.ml Cihloogo.
TC" PAPER FASHIONS}.