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The Beaufort Tribune, j
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W. T*K. FHMNCII fl(
JMItor unci Proprietor j
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9, 187G. *'
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Oatmeal, Just received at
Roberts' j n<
Mr. J. W. Collins left this morning for |
New York, Boston and Cape Cod. -*
Paynm^terjMcGowttn, of the Dictator, ^
has t>ccn relieved. ,
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The county commissioners meet toinorrow.
to
?? on
The Board of Fqualizntion has been iti jg
session for two duya Thry have made pc
no general alteration in the assessment. cr,
Steam Cooked White Wheat at
Roberts.'
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Port Royal Democracy.?A Democratic
club was oiganizcd at Port R^yal 6,1
last Saturday, twenty-one whites and t!l
nine colored men enrolled their name5. Wl
Delegates were elected to th.j County l)r
Convention ; among the number was one
colored man.
IJuat received a choice stock of confectionery
at Roberts.*
T. H. Iloward, Grahnmville, and
Frank Qartett, Port Royal, have been
drawn a* pettit jurors to servo nt the Q1
United States Court, to be held in m,
October. li
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Some extraordinary melons were ]
offered oc the streets last week. Mr.
Tonking showed some of his own raisincr y
weighing fifty pounds, and a boat load _
of monster melons came up from Hilton
Head. . ?
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On Thursdav last, in Charleston a ,w
colored man, named Richard Oliver, was ^
arrested for having committed oa the 1st,
with others, a large robbory at Allendale,
Oliver had in his possession two pairs of
boots, two pain of pnntaloons, two now
coats, two pairs drawers, two undershirts,
five pairs of socks, one cap and a pocketbook.
He was held subject to the war- w<
rant of the trial justice at Allendale. ?
TJ
44 Piccadilly " the best five cent cigar
in America for sale by
Roberts.' 'i
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A convention of the Democracy of
Beaufort Couuty was held at Yemassco 0f
on Monday, to elect delegates to the 1
8tate Convention. The following were ,h(
^ elected: Wm. Elliott, C. J. C. Hutaon,
J. V9. Moore. J. E. DsLoacli; Abraui of
Martin, Geo. H. Hoover, and J. E. Mor- i,u
wh
nson. th(
Resolutions were adopted thai although of
_the convention favored a straight-out In
ticket they would recommend a pastponement
of a nomination of a Stat c
ticket for the present. "k
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A sad accident occurred near Grahnm- Xu
ville, on the 2d instant. It seems ihat
two little boys, ( voungest children of
Mr. Reynolds,) by some mishap, got
hold of a box of concentrated potash,
which is used for making soap, and
after examining with all a cliilds curiosity
the contents, they tasted it, and were
most dreadfully and painfully poisoned. i
There is but little, if any, hope of their on
recovery.
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B Irish Potatoes, Codfish and new Mack- PC
erel at Re
Roberts.' ?1c
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A big crowd is expected next Friday M<
when Snipe anil his pal are to bo hung i
for the murder of Gen. Howard. It is ha'
pi]
thought that Bright may get a reprieve oj|
as there is some doubt as to his guilt, i
Snipe saying that he alone did the shooting
and that Bright is innocent. So ^
many stones have been told by these _
* men that it is difficult to get at tlio exact .
truth and many think that Suipo tolls J.
, the truth when he says that he himself
!iuuvuuiau nuu uarnou out nis uiaoonrai
crime of murdering a quiet inoffensive
gentleman for fifty cents.
We learn that a reprieve was received
last evening lor Bright, postponing his
execution Hill the 25th. Before that r.
time his sentence will no doubt bo commil
tod. Ax
ST. Hklbha SOUND. V1:
CLKARKD. ?J
, ?Aug. 1st British Brig, Countess, Levers of
master, tor London, with 487 tons of tons
of Phosphate Rock from Coosaw Mines.
?British Brigaatioe Morna, Bevce, mas
tcr for London, with 435 tons of phosphate
Rock from Coosaw mines.
?British Barque James A. Mark,,
mart yn, master tor London, with 551 tons
of Phosphate Rock from Coosaw mines. ()]
Aug. Snd Russian Bark Hero, Hcnrikson ]{(
B master for London, with 1000 tons of r
Phosphate Rock from Oak Point mmc&. ?
k' Aug. 5th Russian Brig, 4 Carl Gnataft * '
Lnndgren, master for London with 595 ^
tons of Phosphate Rock from Coosaw
r- mine*.
Entered.
Aogwt 1st, German Bark Elna, Dinkeln
master, 09 days from Barcelona in ballast
%a Campbell, Wyllte & Co.
Aug. 2nd British Brijf, Antagonist, i
Winter, master 89 days from Gloucester,
fefc Kdgtand, in ballast to Campbell, Wyllie Vl
T co.
1 W An.?. 4th, British Bark Cyras,
Richards, master 34 days ffom Para, iu
ballast to C.imp'?cll, Wyllij & Co. n.
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xmr.umi ?11 i?<u???? i?ii. --?war?-mem.Top
rice planters on South Santce have
iffcrcd fearful losses from the recent
xul. There are sis hundred laborers
i this river thrown out of employment,
nl are clamorous for work and subsistice.
Some planters have abandoned
ielr crops entirely ; whilo others will
>t realize a third of a crop.
Thtfrc is no doubt now ot the presence
the cotton caterpillar on all the islands
this legion. The first crop seems to
plenteous and when tho next are
tched they will go to work in tamest
ir people have becon>o so accustomed
the caterpillar that it is expected as a
ittei of course, and the only thing that
of interest is the date at which the
&t is ready to assist in gathcriug the
t?p.
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We are indebted to Mclutirc, for
lixty-pound watertncllon from Hilton
ead. This is only one of a load ol
nilnr size raised by Moses Brown, on
at Island, and sent to Beaufort to show
lint the planters of Hilton fltad can
oduco.
.AVliHIU.
CHEMICAL fAINT.
Mixed, Ready for Use in white and
rer One HonsM Different Colors.
?do of strictly pure prime White Bead. Zinc and
necod Oil, Chemically ooMnrNEir, warranted
last TWICE AS LONG as other Paint,
For Sale Id Dcanfort try
F. TV. HCHKI'KH,
Wholesale ami lletail Grocer.
CAPERS HARPER,
iVlicolwrijjht niul
CARRIAGE MAKER.
Curtarct Street, opposite the tjs. oflicc,
BE vUEOUT. S. C.
oiik promptly and neatly executed
IK NKWS AN I) t'OlIRIKR CO It THE
CAMPAIGN.
rilE Canvass now opening!* the most iinpori',
in which De-people of South Carolina have
;n engaged since tlio momentous election of I
*1. Upon its result depend* the weal or woe ,
the State ana the Union,
IT1E NEA'S A'll) COt ltlKU will, 'is ever, lie in |
s front of the tight, sustaining fearlessly and
thfnlly the candidates of the National l)emottic
party, and tlio action, whatever it shall he,
the State Demonntic Convention. To this we
sdgc the whole power and influence of a journal
deli, fn the past, has done what It could to serve
i interest, and preserve tlio rights and liberties,
the people of South Carolina,
order that it maybe within the menus of evcr.f
niocnr in the State to read T1IK NEWS and
UKIEIt during the canvass, we have csinblishthe
folic.wing cnni]>aign rates. free of I'oste
and for Country Subscribers only,
'inning this day and running to the 15th of
ivember, a period of four months ;
DAILY EDITION.
1 Copy $ 2 50
5 Copies 10 (M
10 Copies 17 00
T1M-WKFKLV EDITION,
1 Copy $1 ??
5 Copies 5 Ik)
10 Copies 8 75
WEEKLY EDITION.
1 Copy 53 ecu's
n every ease the money must actonrpany the j
lor. .
I^ISTID^X. "WOOD
S3 ESSES MUCH GREATER POWER; IN I
storing to a healthy state, it never produces |
knei.s, is certain and speedy in its action. It
fast superseding every other remedy. Sixty
miles enre in six or eight days. No other
idleine can do this.
kwlug to its great success, many substitutes
i'O bflun ndvrpHfiAfl
- ?1 ? W. no rnics, ilfixiuica,
lis. Balsams, etc., nil of which have been abanded
JUNDAS DICK, & Co.'s Sort Capsules contain;
Oil of Sandal Wood, sold at all Drug Stores,
k for Circular, or send to !)3 & 37 Woostor
ect Now York, for one.
776 Centennial 1876
PART ROYAL RAILROAD CO.
Olllce General Passenger Agent.
Augusta, ua., July 1st, lt>7li:
V PriL LINK OK
Centennial Excursion Tickets
L\> I'hiladclphiii
1 Greatly Gbiiucsd Rates, arc now on sale
l August?, embracing all the poptil.-u routcsto
s North.
for Tickets. and Time Tables showing schedule
the different routes, apply to
P.vt'l Hamilton, ayent, Beaufort. S. C.
A. M. Hamilton, agent. Port Royal, S. C
T. S. DA VAN r.
General Passenger Agent. Augnsta, Ga.
FOUND ADRIFT.
FF ST. HELENA BAR, A YAWL
3AT, which the owner c:tn have hv
oving property and paying expenses.
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n lurinur purticuiars, apply to
John Lutjbn,
W. cor. of State ami Queen streets.
Chiirlcaton 8. C.
Henry Bischoff & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
AND DKALERS IN
tines Liprs Scgars Tobacco &c-,
11>7 T3n?t. Hny,
CHARLESTON., S. C.
Diccuorr. , C.'A'clSubm. J. II. Wcixcrs.
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Pratt's Astral Oil,
Tnc ONLY PERFECTLY SAFE OIL MADE.
IFor sale only by
G^o W. IJonntTrt
To Holder* of Cminly Chwl(i m-AmlU?l
Claim*, prior to Nor. 1. lM7'i,
Orrrci. nr the Cocxty CoMuisMoirnu. {
Bcanfort, K C., July 10th. 187:1. f
Iu accordance with the provteioi? of a ioiut resolatum
entitled "A Joint resolution nuthoru.liif: tlio
Comity Conimrsatoncrs of Itcnufort county to levy
a special tax," tinted April 1th. IRIS, fliM flu art to
amend the tame, approved the 2fth day of January
A. 0. 1S7I, scaled proposals will he received ?t
this ollicc front parties holdine checks or audited
claims contracted prior to November j, 1*78,
until
T'lmru.filv- .tuirnst tOtli
at IS o'clock, M., at which tunc said Irtds will be
opened, and the Board of County ContmlssioncrB
will draw orders on the Treasurer to the amount
of one^'.ioiisaud doTlitrs in favor of the person or
persons who shall have offered the largest per
ccut'itn discount ou their checks or audited claims.
Proposals must lie addressed to Dr. Paul Prltchard.
C'ha:nnaii of the Boanl and endorsed "Pr>pisal?
for settlement of past indebtedness of
Bcuufcrt County."
P. TOITCIIARIl.
B. .T. MARTIN.
V. S. SCOTT,
County Commissioners.
Tuo?. II. WUEEI.BR,
Clerk of Board.
" BAKER & CLARK.
RUCCBSORS TO
ll.VKKH, VAIf, & CLARK,
Curers ami Smokers of Provisions,
\vnOI,E8AI.I3 DEALERS IN
FISH, FLOUR, BACON,
Butter, Cheese, Lnnl, Rice, Pork, Salt, &c.,
iLKO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
172 Rcatlc & 301 & 303 Washington Sts.
NI AV VOUK.
D. K. BAKER. I
C. A. CLARK. t fob. O-ll*.
CORBIN. STONE & WILLIAMS.
The undersigned have formed a partnorship foi
Adniirnlity practice nndcr Hie above firm name:
ConciN & Stone, i Jos. M. "Williams,
t'harlciston. t Aikeu.
mch.3!-lv.
Ravoncl X Co.. M. S. Elliott
Charleston. ltcaufort.
Beaufort Steam
MILL COMPANY. .
> Ilavliis put lip in their o6tnhlishnic.nl a OKIST
.MILL are prepared to furnish at the shortest
I notice.
Grist, Meal and Feci
The highest cash price paid for COUN.
Corn (around on Toll.
j Men's Youth's ?V Boy's
! CLOTHING.
Cloths, Cassimkhks, FunxtaiiiKO
Goods &e.
MENKE & MULLER
Rcrchant Tailors antl Clothiers,
Invite attention to meir very nirgc
and handsome stock of Clothing of their
own manufacture, equal to c'tstoiu work,
j ami defy competition in price as well as
j in fi\
j PRICE LIST OF BUSINESS AND
DRESS SUITS.
Double twisted Cassimerc Suits $ 8
Broken Plaid do do 10
Grey all wool Melton do 12
Dark do do do 12
J Dark do do do 15
Grey and Black Striped Cass. Suits 12
Ilarris do do 15
All wool Scotch Cheviot Suits 18
All wool English Knickcrbocbcr Suits 18
Double twisted English Cass. do 20
Small checked do do 28
Small basket do do 25
Black corded do do 25
Dark striped do do 28
Dark striped do do 30
Dark plaid do do 30
Dark plaid French do 35
Dark striped do do 32
Black Cloth and Worsted Dioganal Suits
troin $12 to $10.
Pants from $2.50 upwards.
Vests from $1 upwards.
Frno English Cassimerc pants, tor dress
only $7.
j Youths' and Boys' Suits from $6 to $28
OVERCOATS.
Grey Melton Ovjreoat $ 0
Chinchcllu do 8
Oxford Cassimcru Overcoat 10
do do 12
Brown Beaver do 15
Black do do 20
, Brown do do 20
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Ul UV> MO UO
Blnck and Blue Diagonal Overcoat 18
btnr Shirts from $1.50 to $5.
'Merino Undervests and Drawers from
50c to $2.50.
Handkerchiefs, Half Hose, Scarfs Ties,
Collars, <fec., in great variety.
All goods marked in plain figures. No
deviation.
Making suits to order from $25 upwards.
No trouble in showing goods. Give us
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
MRNKR Ss MUM/tilt.
228 Kins; c01'- Wentworth St.
1 iCl lAllL ESTON, S. C.
?M?iii > J JtaxAi?jrywimn?r wn
Conant & Emmons.
1 ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
ICE
In nny quantity Customers may desire,
from the ir Ire House,
HweiK h IKtmU.
JOHN CONANT,
J. L. EMMONS.
| ftori'j -21.
ST M.~WALLACE,,
Cotton VtH!tov ?nU .
GRIST MILLER, |
VVIiuIesalp Drnlrr hi
Grain, Hominy, Heal, Feci, Etc..!
I ir.ii in t; r rux ;
Bought, GinnciI and prepared for market j
Atlvanecs mn<lo on ('onwj^ii- [
mcntH.
Having the best machinery for ginning
cotton and grinding corn and meal, he is
prepared to execute all orders on the
shortest possible notice.
The highest price paid for
Cettcn and CornCotton
ginned on toll.
?OY25-2S.
HT KLATTE&CO.
Wholesale Grocers,
AND DEALERS IS
Wines, Lienors, Scprs, Talacco, Sc.,
lsr> Knst Kay.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Orders from the Country promptly at
tended to.
1 DELIST!
FltlTITK I
t.VM>IKW,
'!'?? VS.
' t'.VKEK
IN U'l'H
A full assortment of the above consist- j
ing of ORANGES, LEMONS,
APPLES, DATES, FIGS, BANANAS.
All kinds of FRENCH r on feet ion cry.
BRAZIL, NUTS, HICKORY NUTS,
"WALNUTS, ALMONDS, PECANS,
ICED, FRUIT. SPONGE, POUND?
and every other kind of CAKES on hand I
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 O&ell
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! New Spring (iooils. 1
1 take pleasure in announcing to my friends
and customers that I have now in store my
SPRI.NO AND SUMMER STOCK OV
DRY GOODS,
i And Fancy Goods.
Consisting of
! I.ADIES DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS,
I MUSLINS. PIQUES, WHITE GOODS; etc.
A Feci. Line of
j GENT'S FUItNISHING GOODS,
l.ndieH* Cull's mid Collar*,
llaiulkercliiefN, llosivry Hull's,
Holt it, I'nriiaoN, I 'mis,
Gloves, Dress trimmings ?Ve.
? and
1 A Beattlifnl Slock of Millinery, :
1 I
And a Laime Stock of
It EA l>V >1 A I?F<'1 .<>'!'I IING |
AT LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
i:. A. SCIIEPIC It.;
TOE SAFETY INKSTAND,
j
ritlCK, :?Oc. 75c. ami #1.00.
Over 60.000 Sold, j
X'ff Will not spill If npMt.
J?r"*Pcn poiut* are not injured l>v it,
{ r/*'l?vory drop ??f ink otitulned.
|^~It I. easily cleaned.
what every one wants.
For sale by
A, Amii.rv CnmxTennno,
NEWS AND STATIONERY DEPOT,
lUO.VlirOHT, H. C.
F. D. J. LAWRENCE, j
mi un mmm at ui i
Beaufort, S. C. '
?*nmr3ln*" " " ' -NC-6. . 41*. - -r? , . ; -Tcr
i-- niiaitu i ii ii iii
| J. COOPER '
|| Dry Goods & Biiiineryij
STTiMIIMIIEIR,
I Iihvv just lai?! in a large yml i
l)t4y
MilliiKM'y, J^sa
DRESSe
Notions, Knilnoulevies, Corsets,
At prices within tin; reach of ill!.
Dont for/jet the p1<ic<
IETJL"V"X" <
In tlio lmililinjj formerly known
Hid A I Tfl^* ?fi?rr C 1B
ItlOAtl'OlM
Tim propiirti r lu?\ii ^ litti<l np
S ^ 5 ?-< ? i s ?*;*?> ; B
respectfully solicits tlu* patronage*
vy wlu>=\\ill, ul ttli times, liftil the !
ilelicasies the market* of Chariesto
prepared 1 ?y experienced cooks,
BEAUFORT MM
Having opened a shop in Ileanfort, 1 am
tools to
Build and repair all kii
both ol' WOOD nfiil IKON. Particular utter
DUSIUNTNO and PATTERN MA*
Steam Five and Fittinc.s Constantly
| Personal attention given to Set tine; and (!o
STEAM BOILER FURNACE:
?-{>"Shoi) next to Post Office.
J. A. WIIITtfA]
SEA ISLAN
RAY STREET, BEA
TI11S KLKGANT IIOThT.M
opened in first-class style, tin
(.alls the attention-of the trav<
.jdvantages ottered at this tav<
H<>n(iu<>% Fisliiiig
ami the inducements held out
in the south.
_ JAMS
THE HEW "E
A DOUBLE THREAD LO(
TT retains all the virtues of the Light-Running "I
* Tension, which was anil is the l>e?t in use.
ffc-I'lease notice our PATENT HARHKNKO C
and Stand.
thir new and old Ideas, worked out with brand new
in the busy city of Newark, New Jersey, have given
I.KNCK., Minimum of Krictiou, Maximum of 1 Jural
reached in the Sewing Machine world.
TO THIS STATEMENT AND
Wc invite the attention of all, especially t
Observation. N. 11.?All Machine* fully warranted
DOMESTIC SE
IMow 1
LADIES, USE " DOMESTIC
C3-OOIDS ompletc
stuck of
;i-us
ouris,
Ties, Laces, I losey etc. o
No ti-oribffe to show gp
% COOPER'S.
DLTJB,
as tlie : ..
Ltiii isoi sij
\ m. < \ ' /,_/* . ^
fa
> <1 v ; I ( ve wnncd house
u < *??;$ a a \a miif ,
of the n'ontlcnu n of the
able ? tippliol with all t
u ami Savannah afford, fo
? . i* |c[':> '*
'.HINE- SHOP?
,* j:
. ~ 'K'-'i
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prepared with tlio latest itrtpr<T.'
hV
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ads of Machinery,
it'nn given to
UNO for NKW WORK ' *.
On IIani>, at Norther* Pr:-:s
nslTucting , < <* to
3 for SAVING FUEL
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N", Mechanical Engineer. ^ v
fD HOTEi
UFOIIT. S. C.
uiving beeit refitted iiua '
proprietor respectfully
ling public to the many
>rite resort for
;* 2X11(1 Iluilti !!
to those seekincr he.'.
W ' ' < 1
3S QDELL' Proprietor
inwTfiipvfi"
'IPlUL&iU JL AUj
3K-STIT0H MACHINE.
^3^10^' inc lurting Um Automatic
ONICAL REARINOS on lioth th? MachinMachinery
and Tool* at our own new work*,
us a standard of MECHANICAL RXCKLli'i-.y,
a.id r.ingc ol work, arn.r heretofore! >
THE MACHINE ITSELF
hose having high mechanical skill of
WINC MACHINE CO., J|||
t'ork and Chicajjo. . -