The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-15
The Beaufort sTri bune.

The Beaufort Tribune.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 10, 1875.
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- Nelson Il. Scovel left for Columbi
last Monday with the census returns fo
this county, having completed his work
e-9 Our Marshal advertises that al
animals" found ut large IN the street
will bc impoundcd. We should like t,
know if members of the Legislature ar
not exempt.
9HThe yellow fever having disap
rcared from Key West, the cable steam
slip Professor Morse has been ordered +,
HAT port to lay the submarine cable sh,
las on board to connect Kew West anG
+" da.
80 thursday evening last, while NJ,
Nehemlas was sitting in front of his stor,
III Sheldon station, sneak thief c,terod
'Hc oack door and stolea gold watch
ana chain valued at one hundred dollars
Aaron Alpcoril Bradley having 90,
III scrapc IN Charleston pat in = nlc,
OF insanity nnl - escaped tho penalty
"t tn" Law. il has long been s,pp,s, Il
by many that Bradley as cracked.
The sh'rif of kich!anl county adv,r.
'iS's tn kitchen furniture f the Hon.
"ra"'c j. }. Patterson, better known sc
iioncsl John of PENNSYLVANIA, altboupl
ut present United States scu,tor fr,n,
South Carolina.
.:S bargiaries are of rare occurrence
III" our town, owl I%, no doubt To- thc cIcc
'ioh o. Peter Gibbs as marshal II h,,
oceh sad that the gallows erected n
'front.' OF MIR Sachs store may have fright.
chca the burglars, but this is nr,boI,,,
IN error, as Mr. Sachs would like ia ham,
nobody but lawyers.
.& The steamer O. NJ. Petit is ~
Sascd III carrying Freight from Savannah
To Port Royal f,rsshipmcnt over ,br p,r,
i"Eai railroad. This freight would hovo
PaSScd over the Savannah and Ch,,o,
''' i'i'!"ad but for the Interruption Of
shipments at the Savannab end
t7S Mr. Poili'z"r is rcbu;,1i,,, -.
wharf, on the lot where old No . ,,,
|" DC. We hope he will bc ncncr,,rs
enough I" allow the boats from tI,o no,.
- Il nj without charging an outr,peor.
wharfage. Our mcr, hants can vel, :, MI
r'l MN l"r the use orhis wharf free
w, W. Ill! raiders from the feet, and thew
VIII Willingly do so. ''''S
.z>7 There is n brisk demand for ,,.
10" Plckcrs IN the rclghborhood of A.
iene"le. Wages fifty cents dav o,1
l"'l"ns. If our town authorities con,d
export l"t of the town lonfcrs wbo.a
'h'y occupation is to steal and mopo
h'sht hldcous. they would mcrit tho
thanks of all good cilizeps
tg william Green alias Hatcbet vos
''iore tlal justice Carlton m
me charge Of forgery. 1t seems th;.
promising youth has been in ,he bol,it -
urging orders with the name of ,i,ot
buckley on our merchants. five b,rima
n'eh passed and paid, and which A.
buckley 'rcpudiat,s s. Green will no a.,
columbia after the next term Of cnnrt "
w We are informed that Nv y
John"than Nelson, a professional sch 90,
teacher, now languishcs in tbe countr
Eoal. The cause of this disnooit;n,, y,
Ills body was desire on his port 70 oroo.
school house near Grahm,vi,n au3
'!'e owners of certain doors and 1,,n,,o.
thinking more Of their nateri,,, thon ~
'ie liberty of Nelson, had him nrresto1 10.
stealing. 7'e'' 'of
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When George Holmes "rbe ,,oo. .
urer Saufort county ever bad- moaoI;.
maj report for lass year he rcnorted , or
hand the above sum of money to .,,1
credit of the Past Indebtedness nnd
III turning over the office to his s,cco., -.