The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-29
The Beaufort Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 80. 1875.

Tho next elections will come off in
Ohio and Iowa on the 12ta Of October.
--The sudden cold last week develop
cd several cases Of fever Of mild type.
Congressman Smalls Is recovering
from two weeks struggle with bilious
fever.
George waterhouse returned to
Beaufort last Thursday after an extend
ell trip through, the North.
The Revenue cutter Moccasin paid
us call last Friday. Wehave not heard
the object Of her visit.
Magnolia Lodge No. 90, I. o. G. T.,
wilt meet hereafter In the house of Mr..
Lockwood unit! they can secure another
hall.
Mr. MaK advertises his stock of shoes
In another column. He has very large
assortment and can supply any kind, cali
cd for.
The shooting gallery still attracts
the attention of the youth of our town.
The propripetors have been obliged to
take out II liccnce of five dollars month
The fall trade is opening too slowly
for our merchants, who, after dull sum.
mer, are impatient. for rush of custom.
The people are too busy picking to spare
time to come to town.
George Holmes has sent on the
$391.99. so that if our county commits
sioners wish to put their fingers on it
they can do so. We would like to fin
ger it ourselves.
The Jacksonville Union is of the opia-
ION that &r. Peter Papin's steamship
hne between New York and JAG ksonvilc
is something Of II fraud.
1t will be seen by the assignces adj
vcrtisement in another column that the
bankrupt estate of Mauldn Owens and
company will be sold October 21st.
If you want to dispose of your
goods, advertise. II you want thc intclli-
gent portion OF our community to see your
Advertisements you must patronne the
TAIBURE.
The Beaufort Lyceum have been
obliged to vacate the CLUB House and
have rented the upper part of the build
Ing on Wilson & Rich's wharf where
they propose to anuse the public during
tho coming winter.
ID. G. Wilson e Co. cleared the
three mastcd schooner Clara IT. Loud.
Capt. Thompson last Friday for Kenne.
buckPort Ne. with 25O.0OO. feet of lum-
Der. In another place we give a,
secount of her exploits in the hands of
pilot Alston.
The Savannah Neps Is informed that
Ahe trains on the Savannah and Charles
ton Railrosd will soon enter that city.
The hotel keepers do not like the idea of
the northern travel passing around them
on account of railroad quarrel.
Three drummers stopping at the Sea
Island hearing that the town marshal was
after them to compel them to get licen-
ces, left town on Thursday morning last
This law may he good for the town but
It is bad for the hotel.
Mr.. Langley deserves the thanks of
the community for opening an Office
down town, saving tho public the long
walk to the court house. If there ia any.
thingssso trying on a hot day as pilgrim
age TO the court house we woula like to
make q note Of Il.
Walker Evans 8 Cogswell are send
ing out broadcast copies of .sCharlcston
illustrated" 1t is intended IS an adver.
tising medium, and to attract visitors to
tho City by the Sea. It is an attractive
volume and gotten up il good taste.
Our legislators arc all hard at work,
most of them planting, and their faces
are seen NO more on our streets. It is a
healthy-and unusual-sign to haveour law
makers try to earn money outside of
Columbia. Gov. Chamberlain must b,
at the bottom of it.
Tho County commissioners OF
Barnwell county are in hot water for va
rious offences. Old .Ceasor Cave, who
has already served a term of week in
the penitentiary, has taken to the swamp.
TO avoid another conviction. If h,
would only hide in DIR. Pritchards bca,
swamp ne would be speedily disposed OF
and 3srnwcll county made happy.
The Charleston News is exercised