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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20
R1EIlchL
WE REAP WHATlwE SOW.

For pleasure OF pain for veal or for woe,
IT'S the law OF our being I'VE reap what No SOW.
We may try to seyaae then-nay do what We
But our acts. Ike Our shadows. win follow rs
lsSaA silk q 7's9sst s33 s-ast asa Osa "a
The world is woadeTfuI chemist. be sure.
: And detects IN q moment the base or the pure;
twemav sboast ofours Claims to aReains Of birth.
But the world takes 3 man for just what he's
IS es Ss'i ssnias IS Eas tiis u ses.8
We startinsthe race for fortunsler fame. ss
And tSen when we fail the worlt bears the
But nine times in ten 'tis plain 70 be ssssp.
There's q escrow somewhere lOoses in the hui
81 man machine. 50 e sa
Are ron wearied 'andiwOrn IN tbisahasd eartbls
$50 strict s5si5 80 - ~ sscr = Z ss>e3
Do you, ysarn for affection TO sweeten Your lifss
Remember this great truth has often been proved,
We must make ourselves lOvable would we be
loved, e'sf @
Though lite may appear as dssolats track,
Yet the bread.that wecast on the waters come
This Law wa. enacted by Heaven above.
That like attracts like aud love beEets I6ve.
We are proud of our mansions OF mortar and
Inits gardens are flowers from every zone -r
Bot The beautiful graces that blossom within
Grow sbrTeled and die in tho Upas of sin.
EFaf elsES . i2s i-zf g gfsE9E-s4 1tf
We make ourselves heroes and martyrs Tor gold
Fill health becomes broken aud youth becomes
ats old, = 'ssaHss sFisss s5es fsS
All Ibid We the same forithe beahtifaIIovP,
our lives might be music for angels above.
We reap what We sow -oh. wonderful truth -
Astruth hard 10 learn lnsthe daysOf our youth5
But ut last it shines put rs .'hand on the WALL
For the world has its debt and credit for all.
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Reward of Politenesa.


A young editor Of theatrical Journal called
lately on an actress living 10 third story In
the Rue Richlieu, Paris. yLeaviDe her room
/ he descended the stairway. Atthe frst Aoor
landing door suddenly oponed and blacks
coated gent'emar. stepping suddenly out, ran
against the young man begging pardon. he
abruptly asked ''Monsieur, have yod half m
hour to lose ?"
For what, sir" 5
"TO render me a service which viii bring
you in a tribe of say 100 francs"
DO you call that losing half On hour p
Wbss is it you wishT'
"To serve rs 4 witness ton will. Onewii.
ness has failed to come the sick Inau Is
dyiag. Will Jon seryeH" 1000. 80,
The jodrnalis. consented, and, following
the notary, found bimsolf IN a sumptuons
osaamber, SoaF the bedsof The m6ribund, aud
seated himself with the other witness.
|. The. old man had no relatiFe1 aud made
short work Of his will Twas ready for him
They opened the curtain to give him light.
"A ray fell dcross the journalists face. T6o
sick man saw him, and motionsd him to ape
"sir," he said, in fssbIo voioo, "do sod
know me ?"
81 have not that honor, sir"
"DO you recall seeing me at the Theatre
Ffaneais 7"
t'No air"
81 can refresh your memory. Did you not
attend the representation of 'Fire IN Coz
vent p"
81 was there, certainly"
'.And /, too. You had y good orchestra
stall a miserable stool, right in the door
way. The draft made me III. You gave ne
your comfortable seat and took nypoor one"
Il did but my duty, sir, toward an old man
and an iDvalid."e
@Ah! They are Tare-tho6e people who DO
their duty. ALLOW me to give sp evidence Of
my acknowledgment"
And turning toward the ear Of Che notary,
tho old man added a codiciI to Bis will The
witnesses signed, the notary countersigDed,
legacy, retired. The next day the Journalist
revisited the actress. Coming away he rang
at the old mans door, and asked after him
He had died during the night.
In due time the young man attended the
funeral. After il the notary said 20 him
| ..To-nofrow We open the WILL Be thete.-
You are Interested" -.
Our editor did not neglect the invitation.
he attended the reading Of the will.
The old man had bequeatbed him loo, 600
francs.
An orchestra seat well paid for.
e1- Mr., John c. New. of Indiana. who basbeen
appointed United States treasurer. to succeed
Gen, Spinner Is graduate and master Of arts Of
Bethany COLLEGE, West Virginia,
e5-1teost the State Of MASSACHUSETTS s2szz,-
% 20 bury Senator Sumner. It cost less than
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

Tho ira ms which pass 93arles1own westward at
1895, A. M, and Eastward at $3.50, p. NJ, Mail
,trains
The VALLEY Passenger Ira ins make close conucc-
tions with Express Trains al Main Stem, Fact a, d
West. The lI:2G a NJ Train connects with Inca
Ira ius East Hest, on Main Stem. The 5:59
PM Train conprcts with Expires East at Harper's
Ferry al 6:3OP. NJ.
Ex. Freight. No ic6 Ieavsas taunton ii IS r. NJ.
-passca Char'setown st i.49 A. NJ, and reaches
Harper Ferry at 2 IS A. NJ.
Ex. Freight. No. 1877 leaves Horrer's Ferry
2.5G A.. NJ passes Char lestnvn at .33 A. M.,6nd
arrivea at Stnunton at co P. Fl.
All. WOOD, Agent. Harper's Ferry.
THOS. r. SHARP,
E"v. 16 1914. Master of Traa sport tn ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

90 An important decision has been rendered
in the United States Court of Claims in the case
of the claims of John Knote, of West Virginia,
for $1,000, being the amount realized by the
United States from the sale of his property which
was confscated during the late var. The clai-
mant held that by virtue of the proclsmatioD of
the President December25. 1855 he was granted
pardon and amnesty. and Is entitled TO recover
the yalue of hil property. Tire court held that
the power to grant pardon and amnesty did not
include the power TO restore forfeis1res and dis
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20
Druss.
Druss.
PATENF MEDICINES,

ECR0OL BOOKS AND sTA rIONRRY,
Ssabrze5as all ofthe poPuIar aud .eliah.e
Inedies and also the latest Novels and faest kinds
OF Stationery
co. As the quality of Meliciues is always of the
greatest importap nee both to the Phi ysican aud hs
Patients, make it constant care secure
home but the purest Medicines, and by Eis long
pesience in the retail business he is prepared to
hlrPhySieians' Prescriptions aud Compound Medi-
zines cordng 20 the latest and strctest rules of
Pharmacy. The public confidently rely on
prepared a. all hours of the day ind nisht
N. B.-I take this occasion to return my sincere
thanks for the very large patronage bestowed upon
nae by the community aud to express my grateful
acknowledgment of the high appreciation of my
Ee:lo~ citizens of my efforts them truating
that may be able in the future render entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor with their sup
P0 Fs sa@ san %. isIs. GEO l. LlGHF.
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on, YES! on, YES =!

y Lamp Goods consulting in part. Of all kinds
and sizes of and ard Stand Lamps, beautiful Par
lor, Studeet Hall and Bracket Lamps, Refiectors,
Lanterns, Burners, Chimneys, Wicks. Shades
Holders, &C. We have also received the ceIebra.
led Drummund burners nd Chimneys which give
almost twice the amount of light of ordinary Bur.
ners. F. HEN DERSoN & co.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
YsrTRANsIRNT BII,Is-cAsU

onssquare Il inch or less.l TO weels..-. 81 so
Ensh subsequent inseFt :, $1,000. So
One square, three months. ...........-....si Z no
One square, six months 6Ia0
fcers, $500 State or Congressional, $40 90.
rtiaeEne nts at the published rates.
per line ls5as - fisssaii
rs An transient Embellishments due and collect.
ahie AFTER the ffst insertion. 81. .
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, HALF and
whole coiumns FOR Annual. Semi Annual and
Quarterly AdvertireT1ss7 esszs 80 sfrijf
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or BALTIMORE CARDS. Yaa
5[3 3
GRAND, S4UAkk.. AND UPRIGHT
SPTAN oSA -

uAyE received upwsrds of FIFTY FIRST PRE-
> NUNS, and are among the best made
Prices low as the exclusive of the very best
materials and tae mos: thoroug h workmanship will
permit. The principal Pianists nd pose aud
the piano pnrchasin public, of the South especi
ally, unite in thesunanimous verdict sofathc SUI
periority of the STfEFF PIANO. The DURABLE
TY OF our instruments ia fully established IL ever
SIXTY SGHoeLSAED COLEEG ES In the Sou.h,
using over 800 OF our Pianos.
Sole Whniesale Agents for several of the prin.
cipal manufacturers of Cabinet and ParIor Organs;
prices from S so to sem. A liberal discount 10
Clergymen and Sabbath Schools. = ~
largelRssoftnen. of Second Hand Pianos at
prices ranging from $50 TO $500. always hand.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, contsining tho
names Of over 1000 southerneFs, who have bought
and are using the StIef Piano.
= TCaAs. NJ. sTIEFF.
- ,Warerooms, No 9 N Liberty ST., BALTIC, hid.
Fsctori.s 81 and IS Camden St., and IS aud Al
Perry S. y -. Deeember Is. 1s7l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

Co1NC1DENCE.-Rev. Jno. s. Martin preached
in the Methodist church of this city on last Sun
day week. and will be in charge of the Metto-
dist congregation for the ensuing conference
year: On the same day. Rev: Steele, colored.
preached in the Methodist church of the eoIored
people of this city, and will be in charge Of the
congregation this year. Steele was at ono time
theslave of Mr.. Martin. and singular to say, both
preached from the same text
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

SUIT -AGAINsTA BUILDING SoC1ETY-A
case was tried in the City Court on Saturday,
heforeEJudgc Brown, in which Samuel G.
Ridgsway sues the Baltimore Permanent
Building aud Land Society for 1929, alleged
to have been paid the society in excess of 6
per cent. interest. In September, 1869,
Ridgaway borrowed from the society 50, 400
advanced on shares of its stock. to be repaid
by him to the society in weekly dues of 1891
for ten years. He paid s1.T34.30 in the
weekly amounts named up to May, 1873,
when he paid further amount of 81 $500,
making the total payments SO, $50. 80. obtain.
ing release of the mortgage of house and
lot which he had given to secure the payment
of-the borrowed money. He claims that he
is entitled to recover all the society received
lin excess of sixsper cent, interest. The weekly
payments of 1884 were made mp Of principal,
interest, &c. The society claim that they
did not receive any!illegsl interest. and that
Ridgaway having voluntarily paid the amount
he demands, he cannot resover it back. The
case was held sub curia-Ban, Sun, Apr. 5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.

EoR all kinds of Home 10 .de Boots Shoes aud
4 Gaiters, go to HAGLEYrS Shoe Store.
Hag ley e you can end all kinds of Ready.
+ "A made Boots, Shoes Hnd Caters from the low
! est price to Ihe best quality. r.-.1, -
r AIDES, if you want Arctic overshoes, Tmita-
IA tiOp of Sandals, KelIogg's Gum Buskins O.
Eoo4hoIds, go 10 AAG LET'S Shoe Store.
. GENTS, Ladies, Miss.s aud Children 3 Rubber
" SAUss OF various klnda, at
: = - nAGLEY's Shoe store.
III. kinds of Shoe Dressings. Shoe Bronze,
- Backing Cork Soles, Waterproof Compost
TioH E~lrranted - keep your feet dry), Button
Hook, Buttons, Laees, Re, at
- HAGLEY's Shoe Store.
DEPA1RING done at short notice, at
II Dec. a., 1874. HAGLEY'S.
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eo- Mr., John c. New. of Indiana. who hasbeen
appointed United States treasurer. to succeed
Gen. spiDner:is graduate and matter of arts Of
Bethany College. West Virginia,
e5-Iteost the State of Massachusetts, s2e s25os-
90 20 bury Senator Sumner It cost less than
that 70 bury Carpenter and Chandler.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

DRESERVE your Furs and Wooden Gsods, use
L Anti Moth Cedar Soap, effective and econoni-
cal, for sale by c. e BELLER.
Use carboiate of Lime. for disinteeting Sinks,
" Sewe's. Foul Alleys, sprinkle in Poultry
Yarde, Roosts ? nd Nests, and in dog Kennels, &C.
it wi be found certain remedy for the yermin
intesting rueh places, to be had at
June 9, ls74.lL C r. BELLER'S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

%. And as types were differentiated the
weaker types continually DISAPPEARED.
"a. And the earth was filed with violence;
for man strove with man, and tribe with tribe,
whereby they killed off the weak and foolish,
and secured the survival of the fittest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

A lADDIN Security Oil. best in use. will no. ex.
N plode, 15Oo Fire test; estquaIity Coal Oil. for
sale by N.F. HENDERSON & co.
GROUND Oil Cake, for Cattle and other stoc
VI for sale by N. F. HENDERSON s co. K.
NEATSFOOT. Fish, Lard. Castor aud Black
IN Strap Oils, for Harness, Machinery, &c at
Nov. u, 1874. HENDERSoN'S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

DooRs in, tho gLibtary-Bul1er's. Tronepe's,
- -Edvsr ds', W hits'g and all porular writer's;
0otoeer g, 1873. GEO. 7. LIGHT,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

CMrTH's whoopirg Cough Cordial-a certain
- cure; Cherry PICTORIAL Troches-for coughs,
coids sore throat. Bronchitis. So Also wells &
Eddy CarboIic Troches, for sale by - -.
Charlestown. C. Il. BELLER.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FULL l,ue Of scArr., =, ves. Hosiery, Col.
lars. Cuffs. Aandkerchie-s. Trim MN e. and
fa1Sy GoOds Of all kiads. d. V.sTAU4 ZEN. 4
February 2; 1915. e---.- s.-=.-
i USr received by the bate largeiot Of beaeSed
- and .unbisGched sims, whick lin z !
cheaper than house in Frederick.
February 2, 1915. -f p. v .AUFFER.
w Carpet " TAUFFER.
FTSHE best 20 cent Muslin in Frederick will
i find az DIV. STAUFFER:s.
E1HHE BestI2I cent Muslin in Frederick YOU will
j ,fud at d. " STAUFFER's.
- a. FULL stock of Dress Goods. which We are
~ ceiling very cheap.
-February 2. 1875. d. v SIAUFFER-
TTAND Made Boots and shoes at Goldsmith.
'tG1aTwin Fronts. Every pair warranted. Scotch
f3ottomed Boots aIways on hand, and very low in
price. 2 q slstt Al 80
October i7,1sI3.z $50 atz ra.-41f
TSREsH OYSTERS received eS cry week, and sold
by mo pint. quart or gallon. bv
peeqmber2 q, 1874. JAcoB sTARRY.-
STRy HATSEs'Fiys Cent Hayant Cigars. ifJou
u wish q good smoke. ssi
June %. 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

We we're so happy I'm father drank rum.
hen al our snTrOws and trunbles begun;
Mosher grew pale and weot every day-
Baby AND IweTe tho hungry to piav
Slowly they faded till one summer night. 30
FoH1d tbeir dead faces all silent and whites
Then with biz tears slowly dropping, saidS
Fathers dFUnkan1, and mother Is dead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-20

pENSoNrS Celery and Chamomiie Pills. They
ID are prepared expressly to cure Headaches,
Neuralgia and. Nervousness. For sale by
Jan. 10. 1915. G. Z. BELLER.
DCRANY's Rheumatic Remedy is a sure cure
IL for Rheumatism in all its forns-chronies in
fumatory. muscular. articular, seattle, &c Il
is purely vegetable and is TO give reliet: give
IL \ trial C. E. RELLER.
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'.TERMs OF suBsCRIPTIOS....rbe Paper
will be furnished to subscribersatss. so per
annuui, In Advance. s.el,..
When paid strictly in Advance, 81, 90
viii positively be charged. p y ss{si 49,
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80 fY S. 5. D1eABN, Trustee Trustee.
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oEflcE IIN "LEE liALLn BuILDlaa.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
Daercaat writes from Columbia as follows:
Mr. Chamberlain seems to be doing his
whole duty, and that he has incurred
the dispieasure of the thieves in the Leg
islature is a.bigh testimonial to his honesty
and worth. The Legislature was the
first one in seven years that did not steal
right and left, and walked off with the
plunder in broad day daylight, in which
respect only they differed from other bur
glars. Under Moses aud Scott the thieves
used to buy flour, meal, meat. dry goods
and whiskey, and have the bills paid out
OF the State treasury, and charged to the
contingent fund.- In one year they stole
more than Is required to pay.tbe expen-
ses OF the Ohio Legislature for three years.
And Ohio Is rich State. The entire taxa
bic wealth of South Carolina is only about
S15S 100000. IL has been steadily de.
creasing since the war, and had the thieves
not been compelled to let up from other
causes, they soon would for the. want of
nnyshing TO steal The poor old goose
has been p'ucked to near the last feather
The Governor incurred the wrath of
me thieves IN the iart Legislature by res
oIufeiy vetoing every measure that had
money IN 1T. In tIlis he was sustained
by the. Conservative members to a man.
and by few Republicans, 30 aiat moth.
ing could be passed over his head. He
Is master OF the situation, and has been
honorcd by the indigna.soa of the ras.
Gals, and the oppressed taxpayers.
When came into ofiice,e said the
4oycrnor, Ahere were at least two hun,
dred trial jnstices in the State who could
iot neae orwrite. The duties Of a trial
justice here are precisely the came as the
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09
.LIQUOR-DEALERS

DEALERS in SPIRITUoUs LIQUORS whose licen.
ccs arc about to expire eau save money ny buying
County Certificates that recciveablc for licen-
ces. Parties desiring to purchase at a discount
can be supplied by application al this Office.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09
THOMAS II. WHEELER,
Clerk OF Board
Quarantine Notice

OFFICE OF THE HEALTH OFFICER.
BEAUFORT, s. G., April 2Sth, 1875.
DILOTS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS ARE
I notified that the quarantine law Of this State
goes into operation on the first OF May, proximo,
and continues in force until the first Of Noyem-
Der.
All vessels coming under the head OF sub-dvi .
Ion two, Section four, Of rhc Act will come 10 M
anchor at quarantine anchorage OF Paris Island,
and await the visitation Of the hesth Onicer
Pilots will npply to this Office for further in.
structons.
s. d. THOMPSON. Md.
Health Officer, Port Royal
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09
Fish Culture No. 8.
(Concluded.)


agation of Shad it would be advisable to
experiment with other varieties of
anadromous fishes, rs the alewie the
Herring and the Smelt; these fish are en-
ormously prolific under favorable condi-
lions, are valuable rs food, and where
they abound are suro to acttract shore
wards from the Ocean waters multitudes
of their larger predatory brethren in
search of the shining daintics, and on
which when found in abundance the
larger fish feast to their hearts content
these latter in their turn falling easy
victims to the baited hooks of the pro-
fessional fisherman of the neighborhoo d.
The New England practice OF .deman-
ing ail streams of any magnitude for
milling and Manufacturing purposes had
long ago resulted in the determination of
the original stock of anadromus fishes,
Except few preserved by having access
to the smaller brooks) and their destruc-
tion brought with it the almost total
disappearance of those staple varieties,
the Gods and Haddoeks, from the bays
and coves along shore where they had
once been abundant. Being deprived
of their wonted supply of river fishes
they betook themselves to deepwater in
search of new feeding grounds. Finally,
their shore as well as their fluvial fisher
les having becowe things of the past,
the New Englanders at length awoke to
the importance of undoing part at least
of the mischief and of initiating necesa-
~ remedial measures Legislation was
invoked and secured requiring all dams
to be provided with sufficient fish passes,
and in the cases of special kinds OF fish
netting has been made illegal at all
times.
The great manufacturing corporations
were at first disposed to treat with con-
tempt the demands made upon them in
reference to providing their dams with
fish passes, and refused compliance
pointblank. To settle the question con-
'clusively, test case was pushed by the
Massachusetts fishery comm issloners
against the parties owning the dam at
Holyoke on the Connecticut river. and'a
decision finally Obtained that corpora
tions must yield and obey laws made in
the interest of the whole population of
the State. after properly caring for our
fuyial fisheries and procuring the enact
ment of appropriate legislation in their
behalf some of the more promising in
terror waters of the State might we'll
engage the attention of Fishery Com
missioner. Should there be found to ex-
list in the high lands of the Northwestern
portion of the state one or more clear
deep lakes, fed by mountain streams and
springs, and maintaining at the Jottom a
cool temperature during the summer months,
experiments with the choiest northern
varieties, as the. .Rangeley Trout the Land
locked Salmon-th Salmon Trout (Con-
finis)-the Aschinon Salmon (amcthystus)
would be in order.
Trusting that something may be done
next winter towards the restoration of
our fishery interests we now take leave Of
the subject.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09

The only colorcd cadet now at West
FONT is Flippin, of Georgia, who in the
third class, composed of eighty-fivc ca
dets' stands forty-srxth. Flippin is:getting
along finely, though there are those who
telieve he will never graduate. They
say no colored cadet will be allowed to
eradguate there, that he may get as far as
the first class, but there he will be slaugh.
tered. James Smith, the other colored
cadet, who failed to pass the examination
last year, hes recently been appointed in.
spector OF the militia of South Carolina.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09

The Grand J:r1 If Marion County re.
port that no records are kept in the Au-
dltor's office, and the committee are.
therefore, unable to say whether there
are any irregularities in that office or not.
They report the treasurer for not hay.
ing made the moLthly returns required
by law. The County offices, in every
County, should be Investigated by skill
fui and trustworthy men. In two thirds
OF the counties there has been systematic
OF erghtiu, extravaganza. arc if the stoler
or wasted money can't be recovere d, the
pubic would, nevertheless, like to sec
the delinquent officials in limbo.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09
NNARINE NEWS.
E ST HPrPNA SnrrNn

June LIST. Entered Russian Ship Vesta
Winstine master, so days from Rio Jan
e'ro IN ballast to Campbell, Wyllie & Co.
LIST. Cleared British Bark Aurora Chur-
cblii master, for London England with
Ve7 tons OF phosphate rock from Coosaw
mining co.
--snd British Ship Mary stcwortl
Fullerton master, for London with $50
IONS phosphate rock from Oak Point
mines ana sso tons Of phosphate rcck
ON Charleston q. @.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09

The Lancaster Ledger complains that the
court expenses in that county consumes
three fourths, of the three mill tax. We
have better record than that, as three
mill tax in this county fails to pay our
expenses of court. The Letlger saws;
The commissioners endeavored to
hold small fund in the treasury for the
support of the paupers, and issued an
order on the treasurer not to pay out
any funds unless duly signed by them oc-
cording to law; Lut Judge Mackcy nulli-
lied the order and required the Treasure r
to pay off the jurors, etc, The comfy is
without credit ana the paupers must suf-
fer the consequence thereof.