LOCAL ITEMS.
Mr. \Y. II. Ijockwood has beeu
appointed by Gov. Drew, of Florida, a
commissioner of deeds for that State.
_ _
Ha?" Mr. M. Pollitzer is loading at
hia wharf with cotton seed, the Norwegian
bark. Kalisto, captain Stray, for a
European market.
SOT Mr. George Waterhouse cleared
last week the British barkentine Forest
Princess, captain Grant, for Queenstown,
Eng., with 425 tons cotton sect1.
H^Those of our merchants who have
any Gulf Railroad bills can lay theui
away, as they are no longercurreut in Savannah.
J@r Mr. J. W. Keo^h has started a
shop iu the basement of the Stevens
Hou>e wher^he is prepared to repair
and upholster furniture. Those who
have patronized him speak well of his
workmanship.
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fST The French bark Massila, captain
Got, which sailed lroui Bud River
February 8th, loaded with phosphate
rock for London, was abandoned when
two days out. The crew was rescued by
the bark Aphrodite and takeu to Philadelphia,
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f&TProbate Judge Addis* will be in
town on Monday next and will have a busy
week, as the affairs in his office have beeu
at a stand still for some time past, owing
to the conflicting decisions as to the legality
of the election in November last.
9^ The up night passenger train on
the Port Royal Railroad wasthr^wu from
the track last Saturday night. The accident
occurred on a high embankment
aod it was fortunate that the cars did not
go over as some lives would have beeu
lost As it was no one was hurt, and the
track was soon in order for travel.
86LMr. Ilolmcs valuable watch dog
"Bruno" was taken up to Alraeda last
week, and being unaccustomed to Hail
Koading wandered up the track and met
a train, which he tried to escape by ruuning
in front of it for some distance but
was overtaken and killed.
Port Royal was much exercised last
Monday by the,actions and speeches of
a white man who advised the colored peo
pic to arise and exterminate the whites
and take possession of the town. The
belligerent fellow was arretted and locked
UPThe
Sea Weed was brought up
in tow of the Agnes on Monday a*l her
repairs were completed at the shop of
J. A. Whitman. She was beached yesterday
to clean her bottom and is now
again on the line, to the delight of the
officers who make daily trips between
here and the fleet.
HetP' Two colored men near Lawtonville
were burne 1 to death last Saturday
nighr. It seems that they were preparing
to go to a dance and betoiuing over
eomc with liquor lay down in a fodder
house and while there the folder caught
fire. Their cries wore heard, showing
that they were awakened, but no assistance
could be rendered them on account
of the heat.
At the annual meeting of the
Washington Steam Fire Engine Co.,
held last Thursday evening the lollowiug
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
r? r. ir n
u. r. uuywvlu.Tiuan. >? . i*. v?nv.?,
assistant foreman, J. F. Huchting sec^e"
tary, and B. S. Sams, treasurer. Ten
new members were admitted by ballot.
^ 9&F Th$ Foot Point excursionists had
a good time but some of them found a
little bitter in the sweet One of tbeni
in his excessive joy walked overboard and
narrowly escaped drowning, While Col.
McKay and a friend had a smash up on
the way to the depot and were tumbled
out of the hack and missed the cars.
,Od Thursday last Messrs Dick and
Small invited several officers on the Russian
ship Askold to take a trip on the
Agnes to visit the phosphate works on
Coosaw river. The following named i
persons were of the company : Captain ,
P. Tortoff, Dr. J. Triebe, Lieut. A. j
Plaksin, Sub-Lieut Lushkoff, Sub-Lieutand
Navigator Masimoff, ai d Asst. En"
gineers Lozovitsy and Tolkacbeff. The
hosts had provided a lunch and the necessary
fluids to assist digestion, od wit
a few other guests the Agnes proceeded ;
to St Helena Sound. The first stop- i
ping place was on the dredge Coosaw
where the elaborate and costly machiuery
seemed to astonish the strangers. They i
showed how like other mortals they were
by soon beginning a search of the pile1
of rock for shark's teeth and other ancient.
fossils of which they secured some
fine specimens. The dredge Palmetto
State was next visited, more teeth and
bones picked up, the officers taking great j
delight in exhibiting all the wonders of
their dredges and washers. A sail up
the Coosaw and a v:sit to the works of
the Coosaw Mining Co. gave them a view
f-tilo (rroot nntornri.o orwt ?Vio iminPllvP
VI VIIIO VU* VIIIVI I'l I V/ U'lVI ' IIV ?? ? "? - pHec
of the rock now nwaitim? shipment.
Their inspection wa? evidently a source
of great pleasure and they could not have
been more curious and taken more pains
to inquire into the working of each
branch of the works had they been veritib'e
Yankees.
Messrs. Dick and Small received the
cordial thanks of the party for the pleasure
afforded them on this occasion which
will not be soon forgotten by the gentlemen
from Russia.
i Mr. Joseph Purcell, who will be remem'
| bored as the proprietor of the Mills House.
^ Charleston, died at the Roper Hospital
Wednesday, in the 75th year of his age.
He had been in the hospital for several
months, going thence from the alms house
in an enfeebled state ofhcalth and mind.
* ?-- ?una i.iwm wm mmmmm m i
OI'll K.U4? IAN VMITjKj*.
The Orient and Occident, together meet, to-day,
And Neva's wintry flood is mergid in warm Tori
Koyal K?y ;
The Russian Bear?a synonym of ancient inajesty(ireets
the young Eagle of the West, the symbol 01
the free ;
And clasping true fratotnal hands, the new world
with the old,
Com mingles Southern fervency, and zeal, with
Northern cold.
From Celt, from Saxon, or from (.ioth ur spruug
not long ago:
Perhaps?who knows ??within the veins of Muscovite
may flow
Some kindred blood, a Norman Strain, or sanguine
tide or (Jaul,
Or that more generous stream which finds its
sources in them all,
A.r.d thus, as from one parent stem, though dwelling
far aiart.
We |trace divergent lineage hack to one parent
heart.
Hail to our Brothers thoD, who come fri'iu lands beyond
the sea.
An empire boundless in extent, and great in his
t?ry;
Whose generous sympathy with us in dark and
evil times.
Proves chivalry nncircumscribed by either zones or
climes.
And that a Kingdom hoar with age. may yet add
to its story
Of highnnown an4 brilliant deeds, a brighter
I<age of glory.
fatr The labors of Mrs. GofF in the
cause of Temperance in Beaufort has
resulted in the organization of a Temperance
Union with a large membership,
among them some who never before were
known to resist the temptation of the
flowing bowl. The first regular meeting of
the Union was held on Monday evening at
the Methodist Church. A constitution
and by-laws were adopted, officers elected
and committees appoiuted, after which
Mr. George Gage and Mr. J. A. Whitman
delivered addresses which wc regret
we were not permitted to hear, as we
were not informed of the meeting. The
president of the Union is our Intendant,"'
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Alfred Williams ifeq., ami Jir. o. o.
Baaipfield vice-presideut.
Another Wreck.
The bark u Leif" captain Marcusson,
was wrecked on Hunting Island bar las1
Friday afternoon. The captain reports
that at half past four p. ni. ou that day
while six miles off Hunting Island
light his vessel, which ho supposed was
in deep water, struck on the bauk and as
a high sea was running the vessel soon
began making water. The men were
kept at the pumps until lip. m. when
as there wa- seven feet of water in the
bold mixed with sand it was evident that
the bottom was sprung and the hands refusing
to risk their lives aDy lougcr took
to the boats, but were picked up near the
wreck by the pilot boat Louly and landed
at the Coosa w mines. The captain tele,
graphed to Charleston for a boat, and the
Republic went at once to the wreck and
saved the sails and rigging.
Ti.e Leif was owned in Tvedestrand
Norway, was 2% tons burden,sand had a
cargo of salt for Savannah which she
took in at Liverpool. She was three
years old and insured for $18,500, about
all she was worth. The captain says his
disaster was owing to the incorrectness of
the English charts which he was usiug.
The Division of tbe County.
Editor of tht Tribune:
Pursuant to public notice a convention
of citizens of the upper portion of Beaufort
County, assembled at Brunson, (P.
II. R. R.) on the 21st iust., aud organiz
ed by calling James W. Moore, Esq., of
Gillisonville to the chair, and appo'nrcd
B. F. Buekner. secretary. The chairman
having announced the object of the meeting
to be a division of the County, a committee
of ten, viz: Messrs. C. J. Colcock,
J. H. Ruddell, W. S. Tilliughast, Wui.
J. Johnston, Wm. J. Gooding, S. F.
Ellis, Henry Goethe, Wm. G. Peeplcs,
Frank Warreu, Wm. G. Causey, was
raised with instructions to consider and
report the boundaries and name of the
proposed County. After retiring the
coupiittce returned and their report, with
some modification proposed by Rev. FI.
C. Smart, was with great unanimity
adopted as follows: That the Northern,
Eastern, and Western boundaries of the
new County, to be styled "Palmetto,"
remain as at present, and the Southern
boundary be the lower line of the right of
way of the Savannah and Charleston R.
R., from the Salkehatchie to Savannah
River.
The following named gentlemen
Messrs. J. W. Moore C. J. Colcock, W.
S. Tillinghast, Wm. J. Gooding, C. J.
^ ^ -A- 4-imiai\OPA Q
\J. llUvSon, wertj appuimru iw ?
memorial ro the Legislature, praying the
creation of *said County?copies of said
memorial to be circulated for signatures
through the asency of the committee ol
ten named above. The convention then
adjourned.
B. F. Buckner, Sec.
I Feb. 22, 1877.
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Delays are Dangerous.?Do noi
put off buying your fertilizer until th<
last moment, but seud in your orders ai
once. Messrs. Wilcox, Gibbs & Co
have only a limited supply of their cele
bra ted Wilcox Gibbs & Go's Manipulated
Guano, and it you delay your or
der you may fail in haviug it filled, be
1 sides transportation may be obstructed
i and in waiting for your guano, your farn
iug operation will be retarded. Recollec
i 44 time is money ' so call on their agen
and obtain your supply before it is to<
late. They are very liberal in their term
guano being delivered at interior depots
an! the option given of pay iug in Cottoi
on the ba*is of fifteen cents for middling
delivered uext Fall at planters' ueares
| depot.
Russia continues to make preparation
| for an aggressive war against Turkey
Her army south of the Caucases is quitt
as ready for action, and almost as powei
ful, as the one in Bessarabia. She ha:
i there 1.70,000 men, 35 field batteries, ant
250 heavy siege guns.
i
%
j 'lhe Legislature of Georgia at its session
in ]875 and 187G passed a number I
t of acts known as " local optiou " lawslaws
allowing the voters of towns and
-1 villages to determine whether liquor
r j should be retailed or not. The Legisla!
tare lately in session has gone a step
further. It has passed several acts ab1
?olutely prohibiting the sale of liquor in
certain localities. It is probable that the
: execution of these laws will be resisted,
and that the Courts of the State will be
called upon to determine whether the
j General Assembly had the.authority to :
1 enact such legislation. In many counties
prohibition is an issue upon which local ,
1 politics depend.
When David Spry the colored man
, who robbed ex-Senator Owens was sentenced
by Judge Carpenter to five years 1
imprisonment in the penitentiary, he ]
burst out crying, drew a knife and cut a
terrible gash in his neck, but without 1
doing serious injury. The Judge, who
is a very matter-of-fact sort of somebody
said that the Court was not often trcate 1 ]
to such dramatic scenes?doubtless, it
would be belter for the community i' '
j some of them were more successful. 1
<?? 1
? Tne Great and Little Disma
Swamps embrace al>ove 3.000,000 acre.* of
the richest lauds of North Carolina a
large portion of which, by a moderate I <
outlay for draining, could be made equal
to the most fertile of Louisiana. These *
lands belong chiefly to the educational [
fund, but are of no present value to it. a
Gov. Vance is auxious to have them a
draiued, and has directed a bill to be ;
prepared for the Legislature on the sub- j
ject.
A party of English and German capi" j
talists have purchased 3,000,000 acres of
Florida State lands, and are organizing an j
immigration company. The money paid f
for the^c lands, it is said, will pay off the c
State debt and leave a balance in the v
Treasury. Florida since the war has be* t
come one of the marvels of the South and j
* the Northern people have found there j
some of their most delightful hours. c
It makes a man lose confidence in hu* ^
man nature to waken suddenly in the
morning and find his wife sitting on the
side of the bed exploring the recesses of j
his vest pocket for loose change.
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Marine Intelligence. tc
ENTERED. ST. HELENA SOUND.. t
Feb. 19th?Br. Bk. Cyrus, Richards, master, 29 c
days from Georgetown, British Guiana, in ballast to ^
Schr. Ambrose Light for Brunswick Ga. I
" Lillie B. French for Feruandina. j
BEEFaAND MUTTON.
THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST, i
T AM NOW IN RECEIPT OV THE VERY
A best. .
TENNESSEE BEEF
and beg to inform my friends and customers that
I will sell as cheap as any one and WILL NOT
BE UNDERSOLD.
JAMES JENKINS,
Mch. 1-tf.
UPHOLSTERY. I
LOCKSMITH & BELL-HANGER.
The undersigned has located in
Beaufort, and is prepared to repair and up'
holster furniture and repair locks, and bell-hang- "
ing.
All work garranted to be as well done as can be
had in Charleston, and at moderate prices.
Shop in the basement of the Stevens House.
J.W. KEOGH,
mch. 1-tf.
'PROCLAMATION.
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t STATK SOUTH CAROLINA, ) 1
Executive Chamber, \
Columbia, S. C. j ,
.1 "117 HERE AS information has been .rei
\V ceivedat this Department, that an
"' atrocious tuurder was committed at the
town of Hilton Head, Beaufort Countv,
; I on the nieht of the 5th inst., upon the
i body of R. C. McINTIRE, by some per^
i son or persons unknown.
Now thprofnro. T. I). H. Chamterlain.
Governor ot the State of South Carolina,
3 in order that justice may be done and the
s majesty of the law vindicated, do hereby
i, offer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars
3 for th? arrest and delivery in any jail of
this State, of any person connected with
* the above recited crime, with pr jof to
t1 convict.
i /?*?> Given under my hand and
I ( ) the seal of the State, at
si - L.S. > Columbia, this 20th day of
I ) February A. D. 1877, and
? J v?v?' in the One hundred and first
year of American Independence.
5! D. H. CHAMBERLAIN
* II. E. Hayne, Governor of S. C.
Secretary of State. i
H- \V. YVlJLKliNS,
Wholesale & Retail
GROCER, |
TORT ROYAL, . . SO. OA.
WHERE cnn be found one of the Iargestjand
uiost complete stocks of groceries
consisting of
^ ^ n 11 J
Sugars and L'oltcc, 01 an graucs.
Teas?'finest Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson.
and Souchongs.
Flour?Of all grades.
Ham?A specialty, ''Davis' Diamond,"
and the celebrated sugar cured hams.
Canned goods of all kinds, from the
best packing houses.
Imported goods?Crosse & Blackwell's
pickles and sauces. Worcestershire sauce,
Swiss Edam, and Green Cheese.
Mackerel, of all grades, pickled Saline?!.
Biscuits?Milk. Boston, Butter, Pilot
bread (fancy), Graham's Ginger, and
Leuion naps, and Fancy nicknaeks.
All grades of the finest Whiskies, Bran
lies. Pale Sherry and Port constantly on
band.
I keep on hand a full 'ine of everything
that can he found at a first-class store ana
will sell the same at figures that cannot he
jndersold. feb.23tf.
PROBATE NOTICE."
By A. B. Addison, Esq., Prohatf. Judge
tT^hereas, Minna Apple, hath made suit to
VV me to grant her letters of administration
>f the estate and effects of Jacob Apple
nerchant.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
ingular the kindred and creditors of the said
facob Apple, deceased, that they be and appear, bcoreme,
in the Court of Probate, to be held at Beauort,
in said county on the Oth day of March next,
.fter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the foremen,
to shew cause, if any they hare, why the said
dminir.tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 13th day of Feb.
L I). 1877.
tax"notice:
TiIE undersigned1 has been appointed
>y Governor Hampton as Special Agent
or Beaufort County to receive and reeipt
for the contribution of ten percent,
ipon the amount of the State and Couny
tax of 1875-76, authorized by the
louse of Representatives. The receipts
ssued by me will be accepted as evidence
>f payment on the collection of taxes to
>e hereafter levied by the^Lcgislature for
he said fiscal year.
Until further notice,JI will be found at
he office of C. H. W RIGHT, next to the
Express office, and will be ready to wait
ipon all taxpayers from^9 a. m. to 4 p. in.
lachday. Taxpayers must produce
ax receipts for last year. Due notice will
>e given of appointments for the upountry,
Savannah river and Savannah,
xeorgia.
B. B. SAMS,
Special Agent.
Auction Sale,
Condemned Navy Stores.
By J AS, M. CROFCT, Auctioneer.
Kt his Store on Bay Street, on S TUBDAY
next,
IIS BBLS. SHIP BREAD,
The above will be sold in small lots to
iuit purchasers. feb. 16-tf.
LANDS FOR SALE.
THE LANDLESS PEOPLE WHO
ire coming into this County to re
id will do well to call upon the sub*
cr.ber at his office in the Tribune builling,
where 'hey can find lists of
LOTS OF LAND
vhich are located ou all the islands, and
>n the main land of Beaufort County,
n tracts of from one acre to four hun-;
lred with improvements on ninny of the
urcels, and altogether desirable for
hose having small means, as they can
lave immediate possession by paying a
rery small sum of money, and be able
o make a crop the present season.
One Choice Tract of 40 Acres
nostly under cultivation ou Port Royal
[sland at a bargain.
One 20 acre tract near White
Dhutch on St. Helena?best land on the
sland.
Call and see me soon.
H. G. JUDD
3ft. S. C. Jan 17th 1876.
4-t.
W. H. DEVLIN,
Carpenter Builder
All kinds of
BOAT WORK,
CAULKING,
and SPAR MAKING.
OFFICE AND SHOP
COR. BAT and CHARLES STREET,
BEAUFORT, S. C.
Mlff5.lv.
PORT ROYiAXj
Saw A Planing Hill
BEAUFORT, S C.
D. 0. WILSON & CO.,
manufacturers of and dealers in
YELLOW FIVE TIMBER AND LUMBER
AVD
Cypress Shingles,
ALSO
Builders & Contractors
PLASTER LATIIES,
All kinds of JOB SAWING prompt!;' done.
Flooring & Ceiling Boards always on hand
Orders for Lumber and Timber by th
promptly filled. Terms Cash.
1>. C. WILSON A to.
Campbell, Wyllie aud Co.
Feb, 19th Norwegian Bk. Stanley, Furst, master,
8 days from Savaunah in ballast to Campbell Wyllie
and Co.
Feb. 19tb Norwegian Bk. Mod, Knudsen, master,
2 days from Charleston in ballast to Campbell Wyllie
aud Co.
Feb. 20th Russian Bk. Atisio, Schrodes, ^uastc-? 57days
from Liverpool in ballast to ^Campbell Wy- '
Hie and Co.
Feb, 20th Br. Bk. Mary Bowvn, McFerran nu ."
ter, 68 days from Plymouth, England in ballast to
Campbell, Wyllie and Co. i
CLEARED. ]
Feb. 10th?Ibissian Bk. " Weljakset " .Tannson
m ister, for Copenhagen with 77o tons of phosphate
rock from Coosaw Mines. _
Feb. Br. Bkt. Juliet Daniel, Richards master for "
London with .">4G tons of phosphate rock from Coo- S
saw Mines.
Feb. 22nd Br. Bg. AarJi. Coates, master for Lon
dou with'GOl tuna of phosphate rock 1 rum Coosaw
urine*.
Fob. 22nd Br. Schr. Bride, Blake, master, foj
London willi 845 tons of phosphate rock from Oak 3
Point Mines. g
In Port at Port Itoyal.
' c
Schr. Eva I. Smith loadiug for Baltimore to R. Pt
Bundle.
Schr. Lumoine, loading for Boston to R. P. Run *
die. j c
" Hannah E, Shubert, loading for Baltimore to I :
B. T. Bundle. j
" Emma Green loading for PerthAmboy X. J. to c
B. P. Bundle. j
" Marcus A. Davis, from New York for Bruns- ^
wick Ga. .
S. S. Calvert, from Baltimore to R. R. agent.
S. S. Dallas, from New York to R. R. agent. ^
SAILED. t
Feb. 24th S. S. Caroudolet for New York
WINTitiK SCiUSDULE
FOR SAVANNAH
And Intermediate L'dgs
From aud after Friday November 25th., 1876, the
favorite Steamer 1
4
PILOT BOY,
vv ILL make regular trips to and from
BEAUFORT AND SAVANNAH
Leave Beaufort every Friday at 10 a. m.
Leave Savannah every Monday at 8 a. in.
For Freight or passage apply to
W. ilARKLSON, Agt. Beaufort. S. C.
J. M. MURRAY, Agt Savaiineh, Ga.
SVS. WALLACE,
cotton factor and
GRIST MILLER,
Wholesale Dealer in
Grain, Hominy Meal, Feed
ETC., ETC.,
SEA ISLAND COTTON
Bought Ginned and prepared for market.
ADVANCES
Made on consignments. Having the best
machinery for ginning cotton and g;inding
corn and mial, he is prepared to execute
all orders on the shortest possible no
tice
The highest cash price paid for
COTTON & CORN
Cotton ginned on toll.
S. MAYO,
BayJBt. Beaufort, S. O
LIQUORS, WINES, Ac. '
NET YARNS,
FISH LINES AND CORDAGE. J
Glass, Paints and Oils,
WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE.
Special attention given to mixing paints
and Glass cut to order of any size.
Dec. 6
W. H. CALVERT.
PRACTICAL
Tin Sheet Iron. Copper Worker
DE.y,EIt IN
Taf?anned and Stamped Tin Wires. Conatantlyon
J baud, Cooking Parlor and Box Stoves.
TERMS CASH.
Agent for the Celebrated
Charter Oak Cooking Stoves.
W. H. CALVERT,
Bay St. between 8th A 9th sti. Beaufort. S.C
BANKING HQUSE,
Win. If. Lockwood,
BAY ST., BEAUFORT, S. C.
GOLD AND EXCHANGE
on
?
New, York Charleston & Savannah
Bought and Sold,
Collections made on any point in the
United States. Accounts received subject
to check at sight.
ap.27.6m.
?rist and ?tt&.
8. ELLIOTT, Btmuforl 8. C.
BJ! VEJVEL, K CO., Chart,,to,m 8. C.
THE BEAUFORT
STEAM MILL COMPANY,
\
Having put up a grist mill at their
old stand, are prepared to furnish
Grist, Feed and Meal,
any quantity, and at reasonable rates.
M. S. ELLIOTT/
GRIND CENTEKNIIL SHE,
at the store of
E. A. Schcper,
The Leader inJLow Prices
Having just arrived from NEW YORK, where i
have purthasiHl one of the largest and most com
pieie vi
Fall & Winter Goods
Ever before offered to the Beaufort public.
Consisting of
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING,
HATS. AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CARPETS Ac
I offer an entirely fresh stock of first-class PRINTS
[ so theeelcbrated
j ORIENTAL 7-8 CAMBRICS AT 10c.
Selected in New York with special view to their
adaptability to present season, Ac.
EXTRJf ix d ucements
will be offered in all departments, as I am dcter!
mined to makethisone of the most attractive establishments
in town. Call beforepurehasingelscwhere
and examine the stock of goods at
E. A. S CHE PER.
F. W. SC
fc
FINE GROCERIES
Fr< tliy - *"'
CANNED FRUITS, YEGE
And a}FuII;Variet)[of oilier fhiiigs
Goods Promptly Deli\
SEA ISLAj>
HAS BEEN *R
THE PATRONAGE.OF THE TRAY
JAMES ODELL,
CARP
Fall and W
1 8 7 <
j^EW and HANDSOME STYLES OF
CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR OIL CLOT
LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES,:
Opened this week at
prices to sur
1^*1,000 Yards Carpets at 18 to 3") cents j
JAME
Augusta. Ga., Doc. 27, 1876.
Beaufort Ma
0
Having opened a shop in Beaufort, I aui pi
Build & Repair all 1
Both'ofWOOI]
Particular attention given to designing and
pine and fittingsfconstantly on hand at Xon
QPcrsoual attention given to setting and oc
tSteam Boiler Furnac
8?*iShop next to Post Office.
1 h. COOPER
J Dry Goods & Millinery
FALL AND WI
I have just laid in a lar|
DRY r OODS, CLOT
Ladies' Hats;
Notions, Embroideries, Corsets, Ties, Lacci
of all. No trouble to show goods.JOHN
COOPER, Ba3
* Tr ri,
Are JLUU uuij
THEN USE MI]
GHE1HIG A
Ready for use io WHITE, and over
prime White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil,
Handsomer and Cheaper, and to last TWJ
has'taken the FIRST PREMIUMS at tw
andVon MANY THOUSAND of the be
Address:
July 27. ly.
MILL VILE
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Insurance Company
GEO. GAGE, AGENT.
D. II. Hutchinson,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer
POET ROYAL, S. C.
Has added greatly to his stock
ot GROCERIES, with an addition of a
Meat Market,
where will be found on hand at all times
l full and select supply of fresh
Beef, Mutton & Pork,
: together with all kinds ot vegetables to
f uit the demands of the public.
.1
HTE PER,
TEW ^EES
[TABLES, MEATS, &c.
usually Kept to a first-class Store.
rered free of charge.
Ui HOTEL,
mBH^m^BHH ^HL
E-OPENED.
EJjLINGIPUBLIC IS SOLICITED.
PROPRBTOR.
ETS, .
inter Trade,
1-7.
HS, WALL PAPER and BORDERS
RUGS, MATS,
AND DRUGGETS,
\
r THE TIMES.
>cr yard.
S G-. BAILIE &1BRO.
X.
chine Shop,
?^
rcparcd with the latest improved teeia to
tinds of Machinery,
AND IRON,
pattern making for sew wtrk. Steam
thern prices.
?nstructing
;es for Saving Fuel.
A. WHITMAN, Mechanical Engineer.
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_j )WB fflflkt
NTER GOODS
;e and complete stock of
KING. MILLINERY
Dress Goods,
5, Ilose, etc. At prices within the rctch
T St., Beaufort, S. G.
ug to Paint?
LLER BROS.'
I. PAINT
One Hundred different colon made of
Chemically combined, warranted Much
[CE iS LONG any other Paint. It
cnty of the State Fairs of the Union,
st houses in the country. <
MILLER BROTHERS,
100 Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
m 3 ? n n ?
To the Working Close.?We are now pro*
pared to furnish all classesa with constant employment
at home, (the whole of tfae time
or for their spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Perv>n of either sex easily M l
from 50 cents to $5fpcr evening, and a proportional
sum by devoting their whole time to the buaineee
Boys and girls earn nearly as'mnch as tsen^Tha
all who see this notice nay sendjtbeir address, and
test thepjusincss we make this unparalleled offer
To such as are not well satisfied we win send one
dollar.'to pay for the trouble of writing. For particulars,
samples worth several dollar* to eoaamciice
work on, and a copy of Home and Flreskls
one of the largest and hest Illustrated rnbllestlon
all sent free by mall. Reader, if you want perms
ent, profitable work, address. Geo BOB STOSOX 4
Co., Portland, Maine.
H. M. STUART. M. D..
C?r. Bay & Eighth Streets,
Boaufort, IB. O.
DKALER IX
DRCGS, AND CHEMICALS,
FAMILY MEDICINES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES
STATIONERY TERFtMERY,
BRUSHES, Ac., Ac., Ac.,
Together with manr other articles too numerous
to meution. All of xaich will.be sold at the lowes
price lor ia?h. Physicians prescriptions carefully
l. . fc Ml
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