r a
LOCAL ITEMS
The county commissioners met on Monday
morning to audit bills, but issued no
checks as the new treasurer will make
his first report on the loth inst. as the
law directs.
Major Gooding started on his collecting
tour last Monday with good prospects, as
the people can now have the satisfaction
of knowing that the money will be prop-;
erly accounted for.
The old machine shop at Lands End,
a relic of the war, was blown down last
Tuesday duriDg a gale.
* A ? ? ? ?' m n*aa LAIII loO.
xne temperance mtrcuu^ ?uo uou iu^i ,
Friday evening at the Tabernacle ChurchDr.
Bythewood delivered the address.
A colored man named Truell, living on
Ladies Island, was killed by lightning
last week while sitting in his door. Dr.
Johnson held an inquest on the body.
The Town council met last evening.
AH accounts presented were passed upon,
and arrangements made for closing up
the fiscal year, which ends on the first of
August.
The county commissioners will meet
again on August 1st, when they hope to
be able once more to draw some checks.
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The district school tax assessed a year
ago has been omitted from the books as
ka collection was forbidden by the Legislature.
This tax in Beaufort, Bluffton,
and some other townships was laid at 3
mills and its abolishment is a great relief
to taxpayers ;who would willingly have
paid a seasonable amount but wl o object
to beipg sold out even for the iaudablc
purpose of educating the rising generation.
The Sea Island Hotel.
It will be seen .by their card pub
llahed in to-day's paper that Mr. and
Mrs. Udell have retired .from the management
of the Sea Island Hotel, and
have been succeeded by M. M. Kingman.
In severing their connection with
the Hotel the late proprietors deserve
more tha n a passing notice. It will be
remembered that when the U. 8. Fleet
(Wm mtr harbor hv the vol low
fever, which was raxing at Key West and
Pensacola, we had no hotel accommodations,
as the Sea Island was then in the
bankrupt court. Although the house was
offered to rent no one seemed willing to
run the risk of opening it even with a
prospect of a lively patronage from the
Navy. At this juncture while the men
were wondering what should be done a
woman came forward and. took the house*
furnished it as her means would allow,
and saved Beaufort the mortification of
sending her guests away for want of a
hotel. For two years Mrs. Odcll has
had the burden of the management of
^ the house and feeling that the c ires were
^ too onerous has disposed of the establishment,
and will deserve and receive
the praise of our community for her en
ergy, perseverance and kindly attention
to the wants of the public.
Of Mr Kingman it is not necessary to
say much as he is known to most of our
readers aa the genial landlord of the Sea
Island Hotel during the period from 72
to 75. Mr Kingman as a caterer was a
suocess and the eoviab'e reputation gained
fur the house during his adminstration was
wot confined to our county or State but
was extended over the North by the
many tourists who crowded the house during
the Winter months on their way
to aal from Florida. It will be Mr K's
effort to advise these guests that he is
again at the head of the establishment and
another season wc hope to see the large
crowd of guests once more among us, and
who were diverted from this place by the
unfortunate closing of the house during
the Winter of 1874 and who never seemed
to be aware that good accommodations
were atiD to be had in Beaufort.
The Fourth at Branson.
Hoovers, S. C., July 5th, 1877.
Editor Tribune:
Some weeks ago the company at
Branson, under the command of Capt.
J. A. Lightsey, extended an invitation
to the Allendale company commanded by
Capt, Geo. 0. Riley and the Prince Williams
Troop company commanded by
Capt A . A. Browning, to join the Branson
company at that place on the fourth
of Jmly. Pursuant to this, the three
companies met at 10 o'clock A. M. about
half a mile lrom the village, and were
welcomed by Mr. W. S. Tillinghast in a
short but appropriate and eloquent speech,
whieh was responded to by Capt. J. C.
Pavant of the Allendale company in a
few spirited and eloquent remarks which
were loudly cheered.
The three companies were formed in a
battalion under the command of Capt. Geo.
O. Riley, the senior officer of the day,
and marched into the village all well
mounted and in fall unifonp. The drill
was short but nicely done and afforded
much amusement and gratification to the
numerous spectators of all classes and
ages and of both sexes, and reminded
those who went through it, of the late
war, .and officers and privates showed
.1 .1 L.J 1 1 ii iL. J "11 J
tnai mey naa noi lurgotxen wie unu anu
the'use of anus. After this exercise was
over, the battalion repaired to a spacious
grove in the village where a platform had
been erected tor the speakers. Capt.
Davant introduced the Rev. Mr. Wells,
who having made an appropriate and feeling
praver, suitable to the occasion, was
followed by Mr, W. S. Tillinghast who
mounted the rostrum and in his usual
style delivered an eloquent and impressive
speech which was cheered vociferously
by the multitudinous assembly.
Mr. Laurence You roans, a r? prcscntativc
from Barnwell county next addressed
the meeting in a speech which was warm
ami lull of enthusiasm and was received
with deufeuing cheers. The committee
of arrangements now announced that
dinner was ready, aud the table was
found to be loaded down with every
thing that could tempt an epicure. Afi
ter dinner a large portion of the crowd
| principally the young folks repaired jto
; a hall which was prepared for the occaj
siou with a band of stringed instruments
: in readiness to play for the merry throng.
The young men and ladies soon formed a
cotillion and this fashionable and innocent
amusement was kept up until a late
hour.
The inteuse heat to a certain extent
marred the pleasure of the day, but in
the evening the dust was settled and the
air cooled by a fine shower of rain which
refreshed the party and gladdened the
hearts of hundreds of farmers and horticulturists.
During the entire day there
was abundance of delicious ice cream at
ten cents per glass and of cool lemonade
at five cents, while not a single
breach of the peace disturbed the harrnoi
l i_i?A; mi,.**,
ny ana pleasure ui lueeeieurauua. mus
ended the fourth at Branson. E.
PRINCE WILLIAM'S TROOP.
A Flag Presentation toy "Three
Little Maidens."
Editor of The Tribune :
On Saturday last, when old Sol was
sinking to rest behind the western horizon
and the balmy evening breeze was
faintly rustling the pines in the grove, the
recently organized company which bears
the name of "Prince Williams Troop"'
assembled at the depot at Hoovers to
receive their banner from the fair hauds
of "Three little Maidens."
These little ladies of Hoovers prompted
by motives of patriotism had raised
by subscription the necessary funds for
the purchase of a most beautiful banner.
Standing on the platform of the
depot; arrayed in the National colorsred
white and blue, and holding in their
t - i- a ?K^ofintf nnits silknn
nanus mc u^uiu un^? ??*^ vm??? -?, ?
folds our loved Palmetto Tree and the
inscription "Dum spcro spiro" the little
maidens formed a rare picture on which
the rosy light of the dying day dwelt
lingeringly as though loth to leave so
fair a scene!
.Captain Browning formed his men in
line facing the little girls, and in verses
composed for the occasion they addressed
the company.
Miss Lillie Mauldin first broke the
silence, and in ka graceful and spirited
manner delivered the following lines
"W? are Thiee Httie Maidens
Who love our native land;
We come not with spoils ladened
Like some great armed band.
We only bring the banner
By Hampton's valor won
Aiul a* you 'round it gather,
Then cheer the brave Hampton !
Hoovers and its environs rang with
cheers from manly throats !
When sile ce was restored Miss Olivia
Porcher repeated these beautiful words
of one of Beaufort's Poets;
' Here Is the Flag the lovely Flag
Winch we present to thee
Vnder Its bright and spangled folds
May every one be free.
And may no act of violenco
Or cruelty be done
To cause to us the blush of shame,
Or grieve the good Hampton.
Should duty call you from your homes
Remember to be true;
And give to either friend or foe,
The Jurtke that is due.
And do what will be pleasing
To old Carolina's son.
The Noble 15rave and Generous
True-IIearted Wadk Hampton!."'
Miss Mattie Porcher concluded in a
clear and ringing voice:
"Accept from our bands the best gift we can give
Protect and defend It as long as you live
And wbere-ever it mores may strict justice bedoa c'?
And hnnnr our Leader the Noble Hampton.
May the Flag's proud defenders be noble an<l justMay
the Flag ifbver fall, and be trail.-d in the
dustAnd
where-ever 'tis borne ntay fresh Laurels be
won
By you its defenders and the Noble Hampton !*'
Together the maidens presented the
Flag, when far and wide arose the shouts
the old Pines seemed to take up the refraim
and echo the cheers for Hamptor
the Fbg, and the "Three little Maidens!"
Col. Ellis received the banner
and although his speech wa9 entirely
impromptu yet I feel assured that it
could not have been improved on. Col.
His delivered the banner to Captain A.
A. Browning, who made an excellent
reply; thanking the three little girls for
the lovely banner presented to his company
and then with a patriotic address to
his men he delivered the banner to the
color bearer.
Long may the lovely Flag presented by
girlish hands to the brave and loyal sons
of old South Carolina, wave over the
borders of our redeemed State.
Francesca.
A Card.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Odell desire to rettwiii.
cinooto tVianl-Q tn tlinap <rKn
j lUlil iUVl! OIIIWIV vuw>iAw w v.ivw ,( liV
have been patrons of the Sea Island Hotel
while under their control for the past
two years, and especially to the officers of
the U. S. Fleet and their families who
have been their guests during that time,
not forgetting the kiud friends in Town to
j whom they are indebted for many favors.
The Hotel will hereafter be under the
j management of Mr. M. M. Kingman the
former proprietor and the undersigned will
continue their former business at the bread
and cake bakery in Wilson's Block on Bay
St. where they will be happy to wait upon
their friends.
JAS. ODELL
ALICE F. ODELL
Sea Island Hotel,
July 10th, 1877.
Col. Sims is shipping to various
Northern cities from Rock Hill, York
county, upwards of one hundred crates of
J peaches daily. His shipment will probj
ably reach two thousand bushels.
A fresh stock of candy at Robert's. j
) Choice hams ami breakfast bacon only 16 cents
I per ll? at Robert's.
New mackerel the finest in- the market
at Robert's.
A Jull stock of tobacco and cigars to arrive per
"City of Dallas" including the celebrated Louisii
ana Perl'iue tolmceo
Full stock of canned goods at popular prices
at Hubert's
Dr. J. G. Stoncy, Dentist of Beaufort,
will be absent from his Office until the
first of October next, when lie will resume
his practice. *
CLEARED FROM ST HELENA SOUND.
July 2nd British Bark Lewis M. Latieb, Williams
for U. K. with 585 tons of Phosphate Rock
from Coosaw Mines.
5rd Russian Bark Findland, Bergmara for U.
K. with 850 tons of Phosphate Rock from Pacific
Mines.
Notice to Debtors aud Creditors.
South Carolina, Beaufort County.
All Persons having demands against
Thomas J. Riley, late of said county, deceased,
are hereby notified to present
them to me properly made out, witnin the
time prescribed by hw: and all persons
indebted to said deceased are hereby re
quired to make payment to me.
M, M. Riley,
Adm'x.
Brighton, S. C., July 3, 1876.
IMPOSITION IN
SELLING PIANOS AND ORGANS.
? I
"$600 Pianos for $250." "$700 Pianos for $275."
'$200 Organs for $65." "$265 Organs for $33.50.'
"The very best made." "All first-class," "Sold
direct to the people at factory prices." You don't
believe it, neither do tee. "Beatty," and other pretended
manujaclurrrt may so advertise, but that don't
make it true. The instruments so offered are largely
misrepresented, in quality and priced at least three
timet their value. Any Wholesale Southern
De.ii.er can furnish far better for the same, or leu
money. We now offer New Pianos, 7 Oct. $190. 7%
Oct. $240. 7% Oct. Square Grand, $290, and the
superb Mason A Hamlin Organs, Double Reed 3
Stops, $100. 7 Stops, $110. 9 Stops, $114. Stool and
Cover, and delivery, froight paid, included. Instruments
Guaranteed. Sent on ten days trial If
desired. In prices of reliable iiv'truinents, we challenge
the U. S. Pont fail to send for Catalogues
and Special Offers of July 1st.
LUDDEN A BATES' Southern Music House,
Savannah, Gs.
TAX NOTICE.
Oefice County Treasurer )
Beaufort County J
Beaufort, S. C. June 28 1877Notice
is hereby given that this office
will be open for the receipt of
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
on Monday July 2nd. The following is
the tax levy for the fiscal year ending
October 31st 1877:
For State purposes 7 mills
For County purposes 3 mills
For County past Indebtedness 1 mill
Poll tax per capita one dollar.
One half the above levy is due and
payable from the first day of Julv to the
first day of August, and the other half
from the first day of October to the first
J-. -vf Oiia rvni* AAnt Inforpct I
Uily Ul .llJU'llJlltl. V/llt J 'VI will H?VI vn
per month will be charged on the first installment
of this tax on all persons who
fail to pay the sauie|before the first day
of August.
W. J. Goopino,
Treasurer Beautort County.
STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES.
For th > convenience of the tax payers
of Beaufort County I will be at the
places named, for the purpose of receiving
Taxes for the fiscal year ending No-!
vcmber 1st 1877. as fo lows:
Karlv Branch, Monday July 9.
Hoover's, Tuesday 44 19.
Brunson. Wednesday 44 11.
Kawtonville. Thursday 44 12.
Brighton, Friday u 13.
Giliisonvillc, Saturday 41 14.
Grahamville, Monday 14 16.
Hardeeville, Tuesday 41 17.
Bluffton. Wednesday 44 18.
Levy's X Bonds, Thursday July 19.
Savannah, [Sheriff's Office] Saturday
July 21st.
The total levy for State and County
purposes is as follows :
For State 7 mills.
For County 3 mills.
For County past Indebtedness 1 mill.
Poll tax, per capita, one dollar,
The County Auditor will accompany
the Treasurer at the above named
appointments and receive returns of
property for the year beginning No..?.nkaa
let 1s77 Timolv nnhm will be
I UlillA'l M cv 4UI I* JL*>uvv ?
given of other appointments.
w. J. Gooding,
Treasurer Beaufort County.
BAKNE8' Foot Power
I* MACHINERY*
^fj)THIRTEEN
i different machines with
which Builders, Cabinet
W Makers, Wagon Makers
and Jobbers in Miacellancous
work can compete as
to quality and price with steam power
manufacturing; and amateurs, supplies,
saw blades, fancy woods, and designs.
?ay where you read this and scud for catalogue
and prices.
W. F. & John Barnes,
Rock ford Illinois.
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.
CHANGES HAVE BEEN made IN THROUGH
ticket forms, a LIMITED TICKET having been introduced
to prominent points, via the Port Royal
Railroad.
Below will be found the prices of find-claM tick*
ets, limitp.d and non-limitbd, and the time for
> which they remain in effect:
Pays
To Limited, good for. Unlimited.
> New York, all rail, $20.00. 4 $37-40.
New York, O D S Co. 24.00. 5 37.40.
Philadelphia, all rail, 27.00 . 4 34.50 *
Baltimore. '* " 25.00. 4 31.85
Washington, " " 24.25. 4 30.55.
| Richmond, 22.50. 3 24.80'
{ Petersburg," 22.50. 3 25.55.
Portsmouth, 23.5#. 8 26.85.
Lynchburg, 21.80. 3 23.40New
Orleans, 35.25'
Peusacola, 28.25
A. B. ADDISON,
Judge of Probate.
FOR BEAUFORT COUNTY.
' Will bo In Beaufort on the first Monday In every
month and remain until all business is attended to
.? In the interim lie will be in Bruuson, where he
will be prepared to attend to the duties of hi* office
ami any other business that may be placed in
his h-ncU.
?ot SaU or &f?t.
To Rent.
??
A Bakery and Shop
i Advantageously situated on Bay Street,
with many convcuieuces and necessary i
utensils &c. None but reliable 'persons'
need apply to |
John Franz.
,
For Sale.
Block 122 in roar of the Court House Beaufort,
Also.
SEVEN LOTS IN BLOCK 120.
Also the following described Lands :
Lot No. 1!> Sec. .11 .Town 1 N. Range 2 W . 10
acres formerly owned by Ishmael Simmons.
Lot 47 Sec. 18 Town 1 S. Range 1 W. 10 aeres,
midway between Beaufort and Port Royal.
Frac. of Lot 21 Sec. 13 Town Range 1 N. 1 W.
being an excellent water frontage on Coosaw rirer.
For terms or other information inquire or |
C. H. WRIGHT, Act.
Apl.-26-.1m.
forsale:
. Very Desirable Property,
ON BAY ST.
BEAUFORT, S. C.
The block occupied by Odell and comprising
three fine stores with capacious
yards and storage in the rear and the finest
water frontage on the river.
For terms apply to
D. C. WILSON,
ortoC. H WRIGHT, Agt.
Beaufort, S. 0., March 20, 1877.
to rent!
The dwelling on Bay St., lately occupied
by Capt. C. 0. Boutelle.
Apply to.
Wm. ELLIOTT.
TO R1LNT,
Two desirable stores in the basement of the
STEVENS HOUSE,
Price 810 and 816 respectively.
Apply to W. J.VERDIER,
Agent.
For Sale.
^vraTT.HABSK PORTABLE TIOARD A SON
u Steam Engine with shafting, for caah, or will I
barter for on# or two FIRST-CLASS MULES, with
caah adjustment either way Id accordance with appraised
rallies.
C.O. KENDALL,
Port Royal.
FOR SALE.
The valuable 'Property known as
the
mrnzt smu m
is offered fyr sale.
For terms, apply to
M. s. elliott.
May IMf JOHN
BRODIE, !
Builder, Contractor
-ANDUNDERTAKER.
Estimates and plans furnished at short
notice. Opposite Express Office. Beaufort,
S. C.
P. Tfl. WHITMAN
Bay street Beaufort, 8, C.
Beater to
at
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, AND SILVER
WARE, ROGER'S KNIVES, FOLKS, SPOONS
LADLES.
Personal attention elvea to rt paling
la hii llae.
0
3 Dij & 1 Dij Strikiag Cloth, $3.50 ti 18. i
o
GENTS' GOLD CHIAN8, PIN8, RINGS, SLEEVE
BUTTONS.STUDS, WATCH CHAINS, LADIES
GOLDand PLATED JEWELRY,
GOLD PEN8, AC., AC.
GENTS' GOLD At SILVER WATCHES.
Call and examine before purchasing, and satisfy
yourself you can sate ten U?,twenty>fire per eent
| from Charleston or Savannah prices.
dec.6.1y
? wsiai ivt
it. jr. xiuriiJij?j,
snirrc & commissi#* merchant
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Cittti, Naril SUres, Luker Ac*
AGENT FOE THE
New York & Port Royal
steamship line.
Mississippi and Dominion, West
India and Pacific, and Liverpool
and Galveston
STEAMSHIP C08. OF LIVERPOOL.
B H Hntchinson,
Wholesale A Retail Grocer
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Has addedgreatly to his stock
ot GROCERIES, with an addition of a
Meat Market,
where will be found on hand at all times
a full and select supply of fresh
Beef, Mutton & Pork,
together with all kinds of vegetables to
suit the demands of the public.
<5rist and fttd.
' - - _ , ^
.1. 8. ELLIOTT, Htm* fori 8. C.
JU fEJVEL, tr CO., CMmrltatmn 8. C.
THE BEAUFORT
STEAM Mill COMPANY,
Having put up a grist mill at their ;
old stand, are prepared to furnish
Grist, Feed aid Meal,
any quantity, and at reasonable rates.
M. 8. ELLIOTT,
S. I.WALLACE,
COTTON FACTOR AND
GRIST MILLER,
Wholesale Dealer in
urauif nuimiij iviuai, rccu
ETC., ETC.,
SEA ISLAND COTTON
Bought Giooed and prepared for market.
ADVANCES
Made on consignments. Having the best
machinery for ginning cotton and g; inding
corn and meal, 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,
Bay St. Be*ufort? S. C
nqvouM, wines, a*.
NET YARNS,
FISH LINES AND CORDAOE.
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
DEALER IX
Japan nod an*d Stamped Tin Ware*. Constantlyon
baud, Cooking 1'arlor and Box Stoves.
TERMS CASH.
Agent for the Celebrated
Charter Oak Cooking Stoves.
W. H. CALVERT,
Bay St. between 8th A 9th sta. Beaufort. S.C
BANKING HOUSE,
Win. H. Lftckwood,
BAY ST., BEAUFORT, S. C. .
GOLD AND EXCHANGE
OX
New, York Charleston & Savannah
Bought and Sold,
Collections made on any point in the
United States Accounts received subject
to check at sight.
ap. 27.6ra.
Saw& Planing Mill
B KALI FORT, 8 C.
D.
0. WILSON & CO.,
manufacturers or and dealers in
TSLLOW PIKE Tim Alio Lto
AND
OjrpreM glMnglei,
A af\
Builders & Contractors
plasteIFIathes,
All kinds of JOB SAWING promptly done.
nwriii & CeiliaiBoarts always oe M
Orders for Lumber and Timber by tbc "cargo
promptly filled. Terms Cash.
P. C. WILSON A CO.
AVERILL CHEMICAL
PAINT.
Mixed ready for use in white and orer one hundred
different colors, made of strictly pare
WHITE LEAD,
> Zinc, and Linseed Oil. Chemically combined, wa
anted to last twice as long as other paint.
F. W. SCHEPER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
"ICE! ICE!
MWAtTP Jt. EUttOBS.
Are now prepared to fur
nish Ice in any quantity Customers
may desire, from their Ice House,
* Se-rentR Street.
JOHN CONANT,
J. A. EMMONS
P. DESSESURE.
BOOT And SHOE MAKER.
All work entrusted to His caro will rcccivo
prompt at tenticu.
Shop Next the ICE HOUSE,
I BEAl'EORT, a. c.
F. W .SC.
HNE^CIC^IES
CANNED FRUITS, VEGE
And a Full Variety of other things i
Goods Promptly Deliv<
SEA 1SLAIS
HAS BEEN K
THK PATRONAGE OF THE TRAV
Jr. M. KIN G N A N,
Beaufort Ma
oHaving
opened a shop in Beaufort, I am pr
Build & Repair all 1
Both'of WOOD
Particular attention given to designing and
pipe and fittings constantly on hand at Nort
Personal attention given to setting and co
Steam Boiler Furnac
Shop next to Post Office.
CHEAPEST ST01
A?
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
Just Re
Just Re
Just Rec
AT APPLE'S,
AT APPLES,
AT APPLES,
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
DRESSiGOODS,
HOSIERY,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
MATTING,
CLOTHING,
SHOES, FUJ
CLC
Cheapest place in Tow:
IKE:
MANSION
H 01'SE.
PORT ROYAL, S. C.
Is beautifully situated, facing
PORT ROYAL HARBOR,
Enclosed with ample yard under live oak treet
the rooms are neatly finished and nicely furnished
?'" talilo is nil snnliliml ami Irpnt.
a,,u *uv " "? ?ri-??
Guests from the North vill find this * mas
healthful and pleasant winter resort. United
states vessels arc located in sight, and fishing,,
hunting, and boating ran he enjoyed.
C ntracts for board will be made for the season
at reasonable rates.
BENJAMIN BURR,
" PROPRIETOR.
M. POLLITZER,
COTTOy FACTOR
| AND
I Commission Merchant
BEAUFORT 8 . C
W. P. GRAHAM,
BOUNTY AND PENSION AGENT,
BEAUFORT, S. C.
Will attend to any business entrusted to him.
Information free. mar.lMf.
_iisnvi
mPS
The Most Extensive Ma
IN THE
ILLUSTRATES CATi
la POWER combined with PURITY OX
these Organs
HE PER,
COFFEES
i FKUITS.''
TABLES, MEATS, &c.
usually kept In a first-class Store.
ered free of charge.
D HOTEL,
S?
HH
K
E-O PENED.
ELLIN G PUBLIC IS SOLIOITFO.
Manage .
chine Shop,
spared with the latest improved tools to
Linds of Machinery,
i AND IRON,
pattern making for new work. Steam
hern prices.
nstructing
ses for Saving Fuel.
\. WHITMAN, Meehan;ca1 Engineer.
IE IN TOWN." "
NEW OOOPS
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
_ ?
. . '* r
ceived,
seived,
seived,
AT. APPLE*,
Af*?VVl?p,
ATAWLfe,
&NISHING GOODS.
HATS AND CAPS.
ITHS AND CAS8IMKKKS,
OIL CLOTH.
ps. IKE. APPZsZS.
BEEF AND MU1TON.
THE CHEAPE8T AND the BEST.
I AM NOW IN RECEIlT OK TUB VERY
best.
TENNESSEE BEEF
and beg to inform my frl?-n<f* and cum?hm.t? that
I will sell as cheap as any one awl H1L1. NOT
BE UNDERSOLD.
JAMES JENKINS,
Mch. 1 tf.
VESSELS,
-IN?
Bull and Coosaw Rivers
-OR ATPORT
ROYAL.
Will be uipt'ltai ?iih
FRESH WATER, i
From the rel*l?raf#t
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