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, % ?EBB?ggamg^ ? ... 4tt:\ y. v.va LOCAL ITEM S ! Beaufort, S. f., August 2, 1877. Mr. Charles G. Keudall, of Palmetto Island, will please accept our thanks for j half a dozeu splendid welous of the Augusta variety. Mr. George Wilkins, of Ladies Tslain] won the fine gold chain rallied by Mr j Krcssel last Friday evening; 4o was tne lucky uuujbcr. While money injhc Xoith is worth but two or three per cent the Town ot B?au. fort pays twelve per cent on $1,150 borrowed to pay off its employees. Lieutenaut Fletcher and family who have been at the Sea Island Hotel so long left lor Washington Saturday morning, Mr. Fletcher having received orders to i report in that city for duty. A tornado passed over a portion of Bluffton towuship last Saturday, uprooting tree& and injuring the crop to a considerable fxtent in the neighborhood of Dr Pritchard's plantation. There will be a match game of ba.-e ball on the green on Monday afternoon, i played by the Dauntless Club of Beau- J fort and the Chatham B. B. Club of % Savannah. * The excursion to Charleston by ?rail must not be forgotten. The fare for the round trip is only $2.00, and leaves Beaufort on Monday, August 13th., re- { ? turning on the lotn. , An effort is being made In' some youths j of Beaufort to make arrangements for excursion tickets to New York. About tweuty^have agreed to go if the rates be put down low enough to suit their pock ets. Mr. Roberts lias removed his grocery store next door, his old stand beiner about to be demoralized by Mr. Scheper who will erect a handsome building on the lot the. first story being a store-room with rooms for house-keeping overhead. The town of Beaufort paid $200 for a j horse and cart last year to work on the ' streets. Last Friday the old horse took it into his head to go aud die and his carcass was cast into the river where it floated up 'a id down ou the tides to the disgust of all who had occasion to visit the wharves. Mr. OscanG. Sawyer, Secretary to the Commodore commanding the New Hampshire since her arrival here, has been ordered to the Asiatic station as secretary % to Admiral Patterson. Mr. Sawyer was the Port Royal correspondent of theX ew York Iferald during the war. At the annual meeting of Union Fire Kngine Co. No. 1, held on August 1st., the following officers were elected : Win. | Mitchcl. Prcs't.; Edward Walker, Vice* *Presti; M. B. Allen, Jr.. See'y-i Walb* tlrcen, Trcas.; John Jones, 1st. Director. Reuben Rot ledge, 2nd Director; Jo] obinsou, 3rd. 1 ircctor; Hamilton llobin.Mjn, 4th. Director. We acknowledge the receipt of a vari ?ty of the most luscious fruit, consisting of peaches, pears, grapes and apples raised by ^milli Johnson, K q., oil l?i^ fruit farm on Ladies Idun I, dean ?nsjrating the adaptability of our soil and e!i mate under careful and skillful horticulture, of producing the very finest specimens of fruits of every variety. The con * teuts of the basket of fruit although esivcially intended for the editor, wen shared by the fortunate devil who, ausual is around on su h occasions, "saw the fruit, eat of it, and pronounced it go?l. ' ? On Monday last the quiet of Blnffton was disturbed by a cry oV murder and a crowd at once gathered, when it wa fouud that Ben. Simmons a late uicm ber of the Legislature was badly cut in a melee with a boy name Manning Fields The wounds, three in number, were considered duugerous although not necessarily fatal. Fields was arrestel and bound over to appear at the October terino" court, but he subsequently escaped while hunting bail and went to Savauouh. i ?? Another shootine match was indulged ;n last Thursday, the prize being a handsome gun, which was won by Mr. .Fair the lucky man,at the last contest. The two person* having th ^ most clrances and who were the most determined to conquer were Mr. Lockwood and Mr. Farr. The former shot 13 chances averaging about * **' ?^ il*?. 1?44A? "E/,4 1 ft nbn nona ?r \?pr IOJ mil lie nil? liltlCl dllUb IU V1JUUW9 u ? vt aging about 13, but counting thd scores when these two shot off (each having one score of 19, the highest) the average was almost equal being still slightly in favor of Mr. Lock wood who made 187 in 14 f shots while Mr. Farr made 226 in 17 shots. Dr. Stuart, who had two chances, scored 34, or 17 each, being the best record o! any of the contestants. We arc pained to announce the death of Mr. George Brodie, which occurred at the residence of his brother John, in this place, on Tuesday evening last alter a very painful illness of several weeks. Mr. Brodie was a young man twenty two years of age, a native of Brooklyn, X. Y., and a printer, having learned the art in the office of the old RepMic m. The funeral services were held in the Episcopal Church and were largely attended. Before his flight Mr. Gleavcs executed a deed to the towu of the lot which council voted to purchase of hiui for 8125, but the money has not yet been paid and should not be as the lot is too far out of the way for an engine house and not worth the uioncv even if the deed was worth anything, which, it seems, it is not When the c-mmittce having the salvage money from the Harvey Mills applied to the Silsby Manufacturim: Co. for the town bond they weie informed that it could only be bad by paying al the interest that would be due on it at its maturity next Winter. With uion^y ii masgam-r " ? kTmnuim^atwj^; New Yoik worth only two or three peri cent interest n Hcaui'ort bond bearing ten ' per cent interest is better than greenbacks r flicgreatest fraud connected with the pur 1 chase oft he eugine Avas iu paying a high rate of interest when a smaller rate would ' have sufficed. We said so at flic time and thiuk so yet. It is not every inanu- { facturer that can sell his wares and get cm -k v.i.c rtfiiitornst nn deferred navmcilts - I but they like to sell on such terms when they can. Som: of our citize js are agitating the I subject of a Sunday mail. It is no*' known to all that the mail passes by Beaufort every Sunday an J that all that i.s ' necessary to have it delivered to us i.s the j |ack of contract for its conveyance between the post office and the depot, the present contract only calling for it being, carried six days in the week. A canvass of our merchants shows their readiness to con- : tribute the ncccessary, providing the government will uot pay it, to pay the carrieraud nothing now remains to be done but to write to the Postmaster General and have an order issued .for the mail to be opened and distributed on Sunday, when we will in reality have a daily mail. -v EXCURSION lo tlie MOUNTAINS. In order to afford pcrs >ns from Beaufort and vicinity the opportunity of availing themselves of the excursion trip gottcn up from Charleston to Greenville Spartanburg and other places in the mountains, Supcriuteudant Fleming has authoiized the issue of round trip tickets for $3.00 on the Port Royal B. 11. good for ten days from Sunday next so as to enable passengers to take the train at Augusta on that night to connect with the excursion train next day. The ; round trip tickets from August! by the S. 0. II. R. to the same points are furnished at $5.50 as from Charleston. So that for $8.50 one may go and return fjoui Beaufort to any of the points of interest named in the schedule viz: Greenville, Spartanburg, Walhalla, Audersou, Tryon wountaiu and Glen Springs. t;ie tjivn council. Council met Tuesday evening at the council chamber. The liiteudant stated.r that in accordance with the resolution passed at the previous meeting he had borrowed $1,050 of Mr. Lockw;wd to pay off the town employees. The following hills were presented and rcfcired: G. Waterhousc, $57.13; S. Mayo, $38.38; Jos. Nowels, $2.75; Bvas Middleton, $18.70; and Bobbins, Boddington Co.? The following bills were reported favorably and ordered to be paid": Jerry Savage, $15, J. A Whitman $5.0'); Hetty Chis. olm, $3.40; F. \V. Sehcper, $193.82 and The Tribune, $15.50. The in ten lant announced that he had appointed J. C. Richmond, 6. K. Taylor an 111. K. Carleton managers of the mauicipial election next Monday. The Ordinance to fix the pay of <h Clerk and Treasurer, of which notice was given the week before waj taken u,>. passed a id ratiiiel. It allows the tre.i-- | urer $3') > as treasurer an 1 a salary of ; $150 a> clerk. The Treasurer's, Mwsha;'s 1 and Enteuda it's an jual rc;> >rt were then j read after which council a Ijourncd after ' one of the quietest and most badness like meetings wc over attended. The County Commissioners. The County Commissi unci's met on i Tuesday evening. Treasurer Gooding re-' ported the following collections: One mil! in ebteduess tax, $ 978 92 Three tuiil County tax, 2,930 70 From liquor licenses, 1,110 00 This is a larger amount than was cxp< c ed so soon, showing that the people j arc ready and w I rig t> pay iiicir taxes under a government in which they are at liberty to have a voice, and in which they -have confidence that the money collected will be honestly and faithfully used aud accounted for. State of South Carolina, \ Court of Beaufort County ) Coiumon Picas Oeo. W. Wittc anil Arnim F. Witte,"| rnn? co.artners under the style of Witte | f r Brothers. Plaintiffs, ' ? Against lom,dn nt not Edward Valentine, Defendant, J . To the Defendant, Edward Valentine : . You arc hereby summoned and required to air swer the complaint ill this action, which li been filed iu the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said County, ami to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their office, Beau fort, S. C., within twvnty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within (lie time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief denpindcd iu the complaint I>aied July dO, 1877. WM. ELLIOTT, 111" 1ST A 11U 1ST, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. S. J. BAMPrtELD, C.C. 1\ {us.7 To the Defendant, Edward Valentine: Take notice that the summons in this action, op which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common PI -as, at ltcau fort, in the County of Beaufort, in the Slate of | South Carolina, on the 2nd day of August 1877. WM. ELLIOTT, 111* 1ST A BUI ST, Pills'. Atty's. Beaufort, S. C. | aug.2 Gt. ATfl'DTfl in 1>U 1 IX Ah\'EITHER (ho Captain nor the undersigned con slguccs of the British Bark GORDON, Captain Brown, will be responsible for debts contracted by any of the crew. BOBBINS, BODIXGTON A CO., BAufort, S. C., July 2oth, 1S77. EXECUTOR' E XOTICE \ Graham ville,S. ('.July 271' , 1S77. All persons having demands against General John ! II. Howard (late deceased) of Grahaiuville So. Ca ' are hereby notified to present them duly attested ' t0 William ('. Howard Qualified Executor CLEARED FROM ST HELENA SOUND July 23rd, Norwegian bark Torro, Olsten,for U.K. with GSo tons of phosphate rock from Coosaw ; mines. 2Gtli, brig Maggie, Prevctt, for U. K. with 132 tons phosphate rock from Coosaw mines. I 27th, Russian ship Osmo, Soderliolm, for U. K[ with 1J23 to.u of phosphate roek from O ik Point , mines. ENTERED. ! July 2Jrd. British bark K<*ul, liobervc, 1! day* from Barbadoes in ballast to Camph 11, Wyllie A co. ! 23rd, British bark Dorothy Thompson, Frostick, 38 days from Oporto in ballast to Campbell,; "Wyllie A * ?>. To Holders of County Checks or Audited Claims. OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; Beaufort, S. C., August 2,1S77, j In lU'conlance with the provision of a joint reso- J lotion entitled "A joint resolution authorizing the j County Cuni??is?doiiers of Beaufort County to levy a sjiccial tax," approved March 2t, 187G,sealed proposals will be received at this office from parties holding checks or audited claims contracted during the above years, until MOyDAV, SEPT. Zal, 1877. at 12 o'clock, 51., at which time said bids will lie opened and the Board of County Commissioners will draw orders on the Treasurer to the amount of $918.02, in favor of the person or persons who shall have offered the largest per centum discount on their checks or audited claims. Projiosuls must be addressed to Robert J. Martin Chairman of the Board and endorsed "Proposals for settlement of past indebtedness of Beaufort County. It. J. MARTIN, V.S.SCOTT. B. F. GREAVES. County Commissioners, Titos. II. Whkei.kr. Clerk of Board. bissourriox oFcbPARTXEitsiiip. . The firm of Lnnib A Dando is thisday dissolved by mutual couseut. ' C.S. Dando will continue the business on liis own account, J A MRS M, LUJCB. ClIARfcES. S. ]>AXDO. Gillisonville, S. C., July 31. 1877. Application For Charter. TO WOHM IT MAY CONCERN : Notice is hereby given that at the expiration of 39 days from this date, an application will be made to the Judge of the 2d Circuit, for a Charter for -The New Liverpool Improvement and" Co-operative Manufacturing Company," a corporate colony for the location of settlements in Beaufort County Beaufort S. (*, July 27 1877. Special Notice. OFFICE PROBATE COURT. Beaufort, April 3rd 1877. All persons having hatP business in this Court during the past f.?ur years, and whose accounts are yet unsettled will confer a favor upon the undersigned as well as benefit themselves, by submitting flmir hmi'im of ndiiiiiiistnUittn. eiiardianshin etc.. *,,v" xr* * ' ? * o . for examination, and for the proper record of such, as have not been duly entered or recorded in this office. The importance of having a complete record in the Probate Court wiil Iw apparent to all concerned A. It. ADM,SON, Judge of Prolmtc. FOR SALE. " AN EIGHT HORSE PUVKI! STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE, Grist Mill. Saw Gin with 40 saws and one I'tley's Lover power Cotton P.ess with shafting, 'pulleys and bands c mip'e c in running order. This machinery will b . sold e t re or separate at a reasonable price. For particulars apply to Capt. J. O." 'Sipple a Grabsmville or at this oflic?. LOW RATES. ~ CHARLESTON, U '.ACFORT, CO-DSAIIATCHIE AND WAV LANDINGS. The Str. Howard Drake CAPTAIN TOWKSiiND, Will ran re.'Hlarly, living Oixaklkhtox every Thursday, stopping at IfiMovjrT Fhbtojr*. Returning will leave RK.\rroKT Mondays. Freight carried at lowui rj'tcs than by the other routes. No charge for Wliaifagc. F. W. scjiepkb, Agent, Beaufort, Roa-ii ?v Mofxett Agents. Charleston. JUSTOPEN ! JUST OPEN !! A Store on Scott Street lour doors from Ray w'icl: consists of the b s! grade of patent medicines, al?? fnm*y toilets < f all kinds. Why not use Dr. Renir* S. 11. A 15. P. Syrup a uover failing iviuudj, it will rineh any sickm?s that I lie ino t skillful PliyMciaiis liavc failed to discover. l it. DENNIS. Proprietor. * . 31. J. GCAIIAM. Ihisiness manager . TAX NOTICE'. Oefick County Treasurer ) Beaufort County j Beaufort, S C. June 28 1877." Notice is hereby given that this office will be open for the receipt of STATE AND COUNTY TAXES on Monday July 2nd. The following i> 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 Foil tax per capita one dollar. One half the above levy is due and payable from the first day of Julv to the j fir-t day of" August, find the other half from the first day of October to the first day of November. One per cent interest per month will be charged on the first installment of this tax on all persons who fail to pay the same before the first day of August. W. J. Gooding, Treasurer Beaufort County. fix IMKNES' Foot Powrr PI MACHINERY. THIRTEEN LdifTcrcnt. machines with which Builders, Cabinet W Makers, Wagon Makers and Jobbers in Miscellancous work can compete as to quality and price with steam power manufacturing; and amateurs, supplies, saw blades, fancy, woods, and designs. " * A .!- J .1 ..... E>ay wnere you rcau mis auu scuu 101 catalogue and prices. W. F. & John Barnes, Rock ford Illinois. SHEPARD D.GILBERT NOTARY PUBLIC. Attention jrivcn to Marine Protests. Of i fice in the Sea Island Hotel. ~1P X SI Hl LfT SODA WATEIl, GINGER POP, GINGER ALE, ANI) SAESAPARILLA, Orders from tlio country carefully attended to and goods delivered at the depot or wharf free of I charge. Office on New Street opposite the jail, i Apr/J-tl l. % Sale ov ilcnt. FOR SAL K. j i . I Sl.OOl' IJKK 1KI? AACIIT. Fast Suiler-iu - Jl yood older and well found iu every re>i>eet. l'ricc very low, apply to J. G. N talons'A Co. i<t Helena Island. i FO R SALE. :? . ' i One of (he most desirable situated dwellings In Beaufort: House in complete repair ami eon- ' veuientlv arranged, with suitable outbuildings, and j a garden spot equal to any in the State. Fruit in | ahundancc-Orangcs, Fig*, Peaches, Fears, Apples, j PIuuis, Cherries and Grapes; also choice Flowers, an<l flowering trees. Will be sold at a bargain, and on easy terms. Enquire of H. G. Judd, on the premises. July 17th, 1 77. * To Rent. A Bakery and Shop Advantageously situated on Bay Street, with many conveniences and necessary utensils Ac. None but reliable persons need apply to John Franz. * For Sale. Block. 122 in roar of the Court House Beaufort, A I.so. SEVEN I.OTS IN BLOCK 120. Also the following described Lands: ? LoiXo.19 Sec. 31 Town 1 N. Range 2 W. 10 acres formerly owned by fthniael Simmons. Lot 47 See. 18 Town 1 S. Range 1 W. 10 acres, midway between Beaufort and Port Royal. Frac. % of Lot 21 Sec. 13 Town Range 1 N. 1 W? being an excellent water frontage on Cooeaw river. For terms or other information inquire of (\ H. WRIGHT, A<;t., Apl.-26-3m. FOR SALE. Very Desirable Property, OX BAY ST. BEAUFORT, S. C. The block occupied by Odell and comprising three fine stores with capacious yards aud storage in the rear and the finest water frontage on the river. For terms apply to . D. C. WILSON.* or to C. II WRIGHT, Agt. Beaufort, S. C., March 20, 1877. TO RENT. . The dwelling on Bay St., lately occupied by Capt. 0. 0. Boutellc. Apply to. Wm. ELLIOTT. TO 3FL ^2NTT. Two desirable storrs in the lnuwuont of the STEVENS HOUSE, Trice ?10 and $15 respectively. Apply to W. J.VERDIER, Agent. For Sale. ONE SIX-HORSE PORTA RLE HOARD A SON Steam Engine with shafting, for cash, or will artcr f ir one or two FIRST-CLASS MULES, with cash adjustment either waj* in accordance with appraised values. C. Cr. KENDALL, Tort Royal. ; JOHr( BRDDIE, Builder, Contractor . -ANDUNDERTAKER. Estimates and plans furnislicd at short notice. Opposite Express Office. Beaufort, 8. 0. ' m TOT TCTWTfUTVS'faTiT XT I mi NH AAA JU A* A JAAB IJay treet rieaufort, S. C. Dqfiler m I NEW CLOCKS. S i!diiTZ-S WATCHNEX'S CLOCK. For the d.*taction of Watchmen. Every or.c employing a watchman should have one of ttie e Clocka.-Send for circular. 0 New Rotary Clocks. Something new. Runs noiselessly. Requires no k-y. BLACK WALNUT VISIBLE PENDULUM ? . iru^irsi \u.? u imvk Ciir?fir. and other V ' ai')v t Clocks. Prices from ?2 to $11. Tort |topt. R. P. RUNDLE, SIIIPP'G & COMMISSION MERCHANT PORT ROYAL, S. 0. Cotton, Naval Stores, Lumber &c. AGENT FOR TIIE New York & Port Royal STEAMSHIP LINE. Mississippi and Dominion, West India and Pacific, and Liverpool and Galveston STEAMSHIP CO S. OF LIVERPOOL. I ? ?> bus KH a 1 II II liiiiiiiiti.soii, Wholesales Retail Grocer. PORT ROYAL, S. C. Has added greatly to his stock ot groceries. with an addition of a Meat Market, : where will be found on Land at all lime* t r. full and select supply of fresh Beef, Mutton & Pork, together with all kinds ot vigetab'es to ! suit the dwUiau'ls of the public. J afwiw ?u in ii i 'i?bmcv.hhi:.7? Crist and .71. S. ELLIOTT, Itrau fori S. f. //./IV.'.VA/,, A* CO., f'/ttlrlr.tfon S. C. THE BEAUFORT ' STEAM MILL COMPAKT, HAVINC PUT UP A OKIST MI LI. AT TllElK old stand, arc prepared to Furbish Grislf Feed and Meal, anv iiaaiititr. an 1 at reasonable rates. M. S. ELLIOTT, S. S WALLACE, COTTON FACTOlt AND GRIST MILLER, Wholesale Dealer in Grain, Hominy Meal, Feed ETC., ETC., SEA ISLANB COTTON Bought Ginned and prepared for market. ADVA3NTCT3S Made on consignments. Having the best machinery for ginning cotton and g inding corn and meal, he is prepared to execute all orders 011 the shortest possible no ticc The highest cash price paid for COTTON & CORN Cotton ginned 011 toll. S. MAYO, Bay St. Beaufort, S.C LWORS, WIMES &c. NET YARNS, FISH LINES AND CORDAGE. Glass, Bairils and Oils, WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE. Special attention given to mixing paintf and Glass cut to order of any size. Dec. 6 W. H. CALVERT. PRACTICAL - ai tTT V Tin Sheet iron, tippler wcrfisr DEALFJi IN ra-ninpd and Sfantpnl Tin Wares. Constantlyoi iiiu.i, Cooklug rarlorahd "ox Stoves. TEIt>?8,CASU. AgeYit for the Celebrated ~ "Charter CaE 'CooEina Steves. td W. 11. CALVERT* Bay St. bttw'eer. Slit A Dtli sts. Beaufort. S.t BANKING HOUSE, Win. II. Lockwood. j \ BAY ST., BEAUFOI.T, S. C. | GOLD AND EXCHANGE ON ; . New, York Charleston & Savannah Bought arid Sold, Collections made on any point in the United States. Accounts received subject to check at sight. iip.27.Gui. POR'i" ROYAL Saw & Planing Hfili BKAl'PjOKT, S C. D. 0. WILSON & 00., J MANUFACTURERS OK AND DEALERS IN YELLOW FiiiE TIMSEE AND LUUO&E AND Cypress Sliiixsles, ALSO Builders & Contractors PLASTER LATIIES, All kinds of JOD SAWING promptly tJoiic. Flooriiii & Coiling Boards always oh band Orders for J.-imher and Timber by the cargi promptly filled. Terms Cash. 1?. C. WILSON A CO. AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT. Mixed ready for use in white and over one hundred different colors, made of strictly pure W1U7E LEAD, Zinc, and Linseed Oil. Chemically combined, wa anted to last twice as long as other paint. T \KI QPHFPFR 1 14 I <0 A * M a. Mat j Wholesale and Retail. Grocer, ICE! ICE!" COHAHT A EMMOHS, ARK NOW PREPARE]) TO FIJI A Nisri Ick in any quantity Customer may desire, from their Ice House, Sovonth. Street. JOHN CONANT, J. A. EMMONS P. DESSHSURE BOOT And SHOE MAKER. AH work entrustoil to Jiis car.' will rccciv 1'roJiipt attentieu. Sh ip N.-xt th" ICK HOUSE. . ' L'L'A I'EOliJ'; S. <:. | F. W . F CI: ! iHUtaC IN " , FiNE GROCERIES vFFFFF* noun v Of all Grade*, ^V^'S RIIIIap " %l ""Si in p V-^ if'Sarfft Cheese g<* 1'rMIH tin- l.est ihiirks. '%**_ s'l CANNED FRUITS, VEGET/ And a Full Variety of oilier (Ir'itgs u.'i Goods Promptly Deliver SEA 1SLAN! JI A S B B E X RE. TIIK PATRONAGE OF TIJK TKAVEJ M. MK INCMA'X, Beaufort Mae o? Having opened a sliop in Beaufort, I am prep; Build & Repair all ki Both of WOOD i Particular attention givtflt to ^signing and pa pine and fittings constantly on hand at Northe Personal attention given to setting and const Steam Boiler Furnace! Shop next to Post Office. CBEAPEST STOBl NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, Just Rece ' Just Rece Just Reoei AT APPLE'S, AT APPLES, AT APPLES, ; > y DRY GOODS. * /> < FANCY GOODS. Y ) DllESS GOODS, '>* HOSIERY, Q / DOMESTIC GOODS, / MATTING, CliOTHHfST . SHOES, FURN CLOTI Cheapest nlace in Xown. Mrs MANSION I II OUS?. " PORT ROYAL, S. C. 1 Is beautifully situated, facing PORT ROYAL IlARIiOR, an0 Enclosed with aulple yard under live oak tnc ** the roouv ire neatly finished and nicely furnished BE and the table Is wel! supplied and kept. Guests from the North will find this a mos .21 hoaltli*til and pleasant winter resort. Fniful -tatirs vessels are located in right, and fishing,, ^ hunting, and boating can be enjoyed. C ntracts for board will bj made for tha season at reasonable rates. benjamin* runn, i'kopkiktqr. ! -g M. POLLITZEIi" COTTON F ] ; A2CD Commission Merchant ] Br. 4 U F ? It T S . II WTPTGRAHAM, ( BOUNTY AM) PENSION AGENT, Bj BEACFORT.F.C. ' I f Will attend to any business entrusted to bim. * | Information free. mnr.15-tf. J. ESTEY & BRATTLE? i The Most Extensive Mam IN THE 1 ' ILLUSTRATED CATAL i In rOTVER combined with TV 1UTY OF 1 tlicsc Oi ^-ans :ir / " i 11 ? aa?aw????WM? rKPEir, rin 'W' i? ?Bis tciTLra 1/ / i*.( /.? < - I -Htn'i : . lBLES, MEATS, Lc. :aiiy kf|:t In a S;(t<? ed free of charce. ) HOTEL, -QPEYRD, ,LL\G PUBLIC IS 80L!C:TKI?. * * - . ft na<?J: . - ? ? f* hine Shop, arcd with the latest itHjc?\cil tools to oak of Maoi iii"?v AlVakJ W1 M MM. . / m r a ' 9LND IRON, item waking for nc\r work Si caw rn prices, ructing s for Saving Fuel. . - -i V. v It * WHITMAN, Mechanical Knrin?v- . r ii* t?w?; K- NEW HOODS NEW GOOD*. NEW GOOU-, iived, & y&i ived, - w / ived, ' '' f . AT Am^ fa AT APPLKS, ATAlTLKS, BSHfKG HOODS.. 1 HA'!?! AND CAV. . IS AND CASSIMEHES, P . OIL CLOTH. r ><>*'v fyiiisJ- \tffc**?* S'< * *^ 3. M. APPLE. .. V/ '-V\v ?.y ? BEEF AND MU'lTON. IE CHEAPEST AND THE EESf. AM NOW IN RECEIPT OK TUB VEBfc best. TENNESSEE BEEF . V 1 brgtdiuforra my friends and' custom Hial ill sell as cheap as anyone and WILL NOT UNDERSOLD. JAMES JEXKJNa, [eh. Ufc ?E S S E L S . -INull and Coosaw Rivers -OK ATPORT ROYAL. Witt be supplied wilU RESH WATER, From the celebrated Mub House Springs, ' Stella or sailing vessels, iipO. dors s?nt to our office iu Beaui<irt will re? \c immediate attention, I>ICK & SMAI.I., Vn?pr'etof*. GjmMY, ifactory of Reed Organ ^ORLD! 0C-EE5 SE17T PEES. . / rcxi:, in nns^BtLirr ^;r-iszzs^ e U&riv^Icd* \ y f v *'X .1