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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-27
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Civil Engineering.

MIR p. A. de LAsUX CIVIL ENGINEER
VI and Surveyor prepared . undertake Land sur
veg Ia Al r. or4nces Maps Constructed with fnii
dstzs Information given IN regard b the quality oY
s5s, and tHsir aaptson for cndya6n taking into con
ll1erztiOn ioezilfT accessibility. etc-
WATER LIZA Dz.-gsrnz,es oven IN gexard "a DE
cost and espafy. and aaonnt Of power furnished 81
nznne isr faz-ni1ery.
EOADs AND BRIDGES.-Pans and estimates maze
win view Of obtaining the besg win ne smallest
ouflay
re also prepared give destruction % tropical cult
vzfion
Aaarsss The Shove through the Honoiuiu Post once.
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6,IRCTIr CoUHr on rIsE rTITRn IIDI.

GNIRCIIT COURT OF THE THIRD JTDI-
~ CAL Circuit Waitnea, Hawaii November term.
A. Il. ISIS. Thomas Ciarke, Llbeiant for divorce "a
KENO.
In the above entitled libel fcr divorce now ordered
that decree Of divorce from The bond -
entered in favor o. the said Thomas Clarke, the
Of the adultery u The sid Keno b. absolute sfifr
the expiration q SIX months from the date of this decree
upon piauce with ihe thereof unless suaceat
cause shall appear % the contrary.
And the hbeiant sordered % publish aiffsied copy
Of this order no he Government Gazette and Knokda Tor
six successive weeks the first publication % Be- within one
month from the date q this order That persns
terested may within "
cree should not De- made absolute.
Dated az Wannea this iith das q November.is75.
By the Court Passes ~fExcEt. Clerk
A true copy Of The original order Gle n ms ollce.
FntNcrs srENrrr
sIs-st End CLERK. ard lusl-isi Circuit waImea
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1,IRCrIr CorRr oF IL TnIRp Irnr.

- CIAL Circuit. Waiulea, Hawaii NOVEMBER tenn
a. D. ls56 John Bel Lihsant for divorce "a KauaL
ala wv
In the above entitled nbei for tivcrcc. t +
that decree % divorce from % nratriinany -
entered In favor Of the sail John Bell q the cause % VIII
al and utter DESERVING for the % ycar @
said kaNaia be made absolute afier errirliIdn
six months from the date % this decree upon planes
with the terms thereof unless sufficient cause shall appear
70 the contrary.
And the ioelianf ordered % publish afes.cd copy
% this order u the Hawaiian Gazette and nokua
successive weeks the hrst replication D. within
month from the date % THIS order That an persons
teresed may within six months show carse WIZ nd De-
cree should NOS De made absolute.
Dated ~ Nainlea this 18th day % November. ISIS.
BY the Court Passes SrENcrl. Clerk
copy Of the original order On aie in my ouce.
Fl1Ncls -FExcrH-
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rIRrurr coTRr or rnE rnIRD uni.

u ClAL Clrcuit Waimea. Hawai- November term
A. p. 1915 Namaha ~. Lihsiant Tor divorce. "a
Eua *
In the above entitled libel for divorce Is entered
that decree u divorce from the houss ~ airuony BE-
entered IN favor o. the said Naahn IVY % the o.
the adultery % the sd 6ua be made atsonic aitsf
the expiration % six months from o. his rrrr.
upon compliance with the thereof ncss suncieuf
cause shall appear % TIE contrary
And the llleliaut Is ordered puhsh sfssfed cury
OF this order In the Governments GAZETTE kuokoa
Successive the hrzt puhca o. ulth1n
month from the Of orler. parzans
Interested within SIX months show cause way aid
decree should not De made absolute.
Dated alea this nth day OF NOVEMBER A. ~ fs-s
By the Court FKaScIs -rlScKn CLERK
true and correct copy or The original order on ne
FEANCls SrEN0Na
md Clerk. ard Judir Circuit. waInea. Hawai- 6iIst
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LIHEl

81 C. Brewer 4 Co.-Agents. az
~ Favorable 4rran Eements can always BE- kELlr
made 5r storage and shipment Of OIL Bone Wool ides and
other HsrehAadss to NsE Bedford Boston, New York aud
5;hsr Eastern Ports e. Cash AdTanes- made
ssLiy c. BREWER CO.
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Insurance Notice.

rFyHE AGENT FOR THE british For-
eirn Marine Ias1raoca compaaJs Li7ilie'L - =,
eeiv.d lrtfrefors - rfduee the rates = laaafsnce
ftsse JisaIn 40 Ports 10 Pseiar and So prr-
uarsd 10 tsua Poeiss IL ks=s Rites via ael7cA
TffBO. n. DAVIES
al L. Agent Brif. For Mar fat c.. Liniiad-
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Sracal Noue

Seese-ibsrs &c shs 6zErrE src rssrec-t9lly
ucsise6 sass vg,zzs shiEssSz oOz=ezces VIA
sae s-S; asS2e IN the sew vear. and s@sscziTr-
a1-z are psyaels i'm slvzzcs. 81
FIVE DOLLARS PER LksUh
Ti,cSe rvss5.zs h .ss sly can rsy tx car
-ez. Wa wll r-ocz-e f-o@ the petlScasloz
So, a -seeiv. tsz Tie zrs,czs raS3- ThVss
Gvs-E i- sls ,,--s-y ca- rc=Ss ~ o-5sr &
ta-k cAeck
Tx GAsrrrz win be sen. rvs1,zriy by
za5 C. arr g4zs q sle vy-s1 &C r-vraxusas
81 tie e-z-aI <-5ssc-sssi-c s-s poSss-e-
At5rgss I'm. WHITNEY.
P-t-iShs- Hswsirs- Gsase-.s-
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\ Land hl.i 75alI-i ger ara. rs. L-lG SO
rhs sane -Ezi sasiisi uisA ~
n. sane lIzi- visa sz1- aPFsSz,-
ti.a q -ziHc- cue u PlLzsi-g-
siscs q Ind hal Ersrzes
.i..r ga sci lissas q tsls5 L..
=: - !t5i 80 100 ,s@ 90
T1il Land afe-r Sc legl1at-
sia Il EzIzz yi=aisi- t1,sa +iea l-scg -
Soze v5=css 1f Et7z in tsfs cozzlrT, Ebe1 6rst
plI1set have yeI5st f7sr, I've ard also six tons 20
the acrs airh1zg Izy Eazzrs, Izt these Pli1us
nay c f-sqg-as in rev s1untry o. vir-iu llads /;
bcs they canu5s & iueiasst IL the calculation Of AZ
aTs-sgs FrUdlciioa-
II Peruvian -zIzo does zos give some result near
TIE 1e0Ts fudi.aiBo1s thea i has beeu act o. ai1I
i.-afs. azt The l5llleraii5o : Tery Easy to b Dis
eSvgrs1s o. perhaps l. rs uos hseu properly uz-d-
Il The localities. ELsrs carriage s diiEcUii, the
Use Of rz110 permits tas pl4aIiaE Of lands the
ziIL, altboz-h barren before
Bytss zzeof g4r1rs il gsos-zI, o1s half Of iTTi-
-liiou EI,sE can b ee11oaisst; or, sPe1kiuE il
aaoths- f5-1 yoz can Irrie1;s no tines more lLud
With The sane amount Of E1tsF-
szEar plIziItiJa. frszz PliaiinztO the first crop
requires 70 e ci-ars5 azt EIds frss frou grass
fszr O. fve tines a15 oftsa 81 G. szTsa times
Cane grg~s TeEy szisk b. the Ess Of g-lud, weeds
are FrsTszted f-Uz Eroziur. ard y01 ean ecoao-
z5se 40 cisaaia<z aksca Vii give y0a : saving Of
i've t0ilIrz Psr Ec-s-
Game e1z Be asipsed 10 tie czltiTIti5a OF ali
h.reae=0zz tropical plants, nth some charges il
tie augzut sud il ts= rse, according 10 tie r.
s1irsusuEs ofths pLI1t-
NOV u= eaa AK IL q.sssioa= What =ould be
tie r=szIs q 5115luz q the s1z1r pr5t1c; Of the
Ercz7. eoss51sriar TIE f1rt1ue of uGEaflciarihE,
tie oPportu.i-y q tie reciprocity treaty, the n
crease q eo1nsrce, iE- oe1szis Of TIE p1olie
treasury.
CEz tie Use q zz1u0 Be cozsi5-rg5 as az element
lsIe to IL tie 6eTsopsHs of tie rzzozrcss Of The
kI1gtSas P DzuSUI- Civil EaEiaeeE.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD
n Judiciai Circuit Wamef. Hawaii November lrrul.
1875 C. X Hapai, Iibeialt for divorce, "a Harriet
HapaL
In the above entitled be Tor divorce Do "a ordered
that decree Of divorce from The bond % mafru1ny b
entered ia favor OF the said X Hapa.
Of the adultery % the Elid Harriet Hnrai. -
made absolute lfiHr The expiration Of tx months % th
decree upon compliance with the terms thereof unless
sufficient cause shall appear % the contrary
And the iiheiant - ordered publish sstese copy
o. this order On the Hawaiian Gazette and kuukca f1r
successive weeks, the first publication % b. within
month from thedat- % this order 1at 40 persns h.
teresed may within six months show why sid DE-
cree should not be made absolute.
By the Court FnANcfs srIScKn. Clerk
true copy Of the original order hie in ny oncs.
FEkSCs .rEscEn-
Ind Clerk, ard IudisaI Circuit waiulsa Has1m usst
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-27

Tls sTera<s prise u PSr1ytlz suaHo AZ tie Isle
{. Ia Rssuisu Is SS5 per t2a-loC0 SiI0. or sao
EuSi> pcan6s- he Hawaiian Isllnd< are Esarer
ne Peruvian coast than the Naasi,ius aud ii might
be posSsole 10 seI tie s1aa0 SlsaPsr here Never
tassss g-t "a! that She gEicv oi Il i the same 10
A1sSralll II tx Naurisi1s, notwithstanding, tbs
SlTsrg1ez u distance.
le 5hs u<e q vasioes tar1 .llaurss, 1t i usce<-
sarE 10 cogus ths eEsass Il uanipala,i00, pre<srV
liioa and csrr. fI0ci t1e farm ylrd 70 The ErOgut;
lza also the profits Nhieh NAY rsSai, fen the aai
u-ll< rhSzSslvss-scsa nest. eiass, fat. working
a. Ssu a. 14Esre. Tss Peruvian guauo never
Esnis zAzip1ltioz, and the expense Of irs1spori4-
si1a : very low
When gu4n0 Z Used With disssruHsut before the
fss Greg Il vii Tot only tosblz that srst crop bit
IL f1Ez=sSe feI. - TIE 6rzs and <eeoBd
II TIE zr<s r8soaas &c ssaaars, ne iua-eucs ~iil
De tell oy the sec91t rat5OuS, aad SiEe chase TO
have pro6r4et- hid ratoo1 croP. bat there Is rot
luy pro6t II applying susuO TO The ssoud All third
raiooass II Is BETTER to begin another planting.
have seea tie folIoEi-. rezgllz:
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LEaAL NOTICES.


SsUPREuE CorRr oF rasE HAWAIIAN -
- LANtN Ia rNuate tn ne maIlsr ~ 10 gslsia "a
,,,s ~ ~ 49,. - ~, ,,. ~ - e.l,s..
enssSe ssJ dusi aisiogtca Flcfcry. AZ ctslanss.
nefofv Nreefaolc A. q lult
on reeens ava aipf ihr rcliiicn sna accasta ~ e.
rgkr. administrators 10 ne snd faalaa q hs
chndrep ~ v ~ Naricc. iale ~ ueealaia. is,ea.sI
Wherein be allowed sis1 a. ans rnar sls aIs
VII with fast %. ant tss ihei ~ nav oe ttaalar
ant arppvi ard thut uu,I ~ uisy auie - 80
sSnoten % Nv pferefly scNains h.. h-r,ts ~.
pcgeona tAeFvs euuiied atia dghsf4ins hiua ani -
ssrriics fruua ~ infiurf rasi,arshIHig - 5acn
10 ecrlrrssi thar fltinkN, ihs sslh tsY tfIkNIAur
A. p. t,f, s ter cCNrs,N "a tetile ht $50 luse a.
ncrvey apromtci ttu and l.acr ~ hear
ae s'id pcsn ani srtnants snd hat AZ rrrnols -.
tcfeslrt msy then snd hcre aprrsr and saow caasr
any thew have Whv sauid AGA h. srlntrt sna
present evtloucr whp esfiiei ne AL
rrupgrty. And tnst tnlt erer. n tnc Fnzah srzEe
and published m unnoiuu. Cor throrf nsss.lrt We ~
previous TIE ihcrviu arpelniad iaf ala hqaIa
uatci 90 ucnelau. a. T. tais CAV q pecrster A.
n tS;e
Attest luss.,s IL 10 saprru,. tsur,
Jsc e nsaNssR. cicrs. s-4ss
ssrrRNMR COURr OF ran HAWAIIAN -
- lANll In runhaic. ln tns estate ~ IaCinia usas
itonguiu, dsceasd Interstate uicr ~ motive af Pes.
Ton Cor administration nensrc AIR Ju,icc ludd
ON rvaslu< sud dians tar rvtisian 20 lrauE sylvia
Henouia ilsi ntrstatc ~ ~sn Frani-,i 90 th. s.th
iay of lanuafv. A. sIa rtayaz lAai iaiias- n
administrator ssns 70 ". c. tarss.
ttts urcred that TUESDAY, thr afn tIav e IkNraNY
A. q ISIS hc ana hereby Is appointed or hearing sad
petition b. iorc thr said lusir in ha tUsri nlu II IA,
court at ieuolulu a. Nbch tur and pisr al pcr1ous
concerned may aud show causc % thry have
why ssii petten should grantri. and tnaf ~
eriet BE- rutsnr'i m hc uasasa and Knslsh auxusess
Cor ihrce succosve in tne kaosea and Msga.aa
Gafcttc newspapers IN uoueiuuu.
Dated AZ Honolulu. "a. l.. pcc is'a. A u. INA
A. FRANCS TUpn.
Attest; Jasii.e q ne sapseqe couft
tNo. r. RssNtrn. tiark. t1hst
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AZ rNcErENpENr IoCENAl.
DEVOTED To H4W4u4N PROGRESS.
PCE-l>EEp Ant EnrTED 81
HENRY n. HTTNEY.
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El-sz FIRST Secras Tbi-s
Cr-p. Et-a11- H. d.
Lr1G SO
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

correspondent Of the Nautical Guz-
cite critlciscs very severely the action OF
the Navy department in abandoning
Pensacola and the selection of Port Roy.
al us station. Hc says in regard ia
the healthfulncss of Port Royal that We
have swamp fcvcrs here the Year round
while nobody is ever sick at Pensacola
If they behave themselves and do not
omit to keep clean. We arc sorry We
have so much swamp fever here
we thought it was only Spring fever; a:
lcsat that is our complaint.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10
Mr.. KIit0rj

In connection with Mr. Sperry's
statement .hat the losses Of the Beaufort
Branch Bank would probably resch the
sum of 500. .0OO-we would suggest to
Mr.. sperry to add by way of explanations
that the main portion of the deficit at
Beaufort (what ever it may figure up on
the Bank Books was and is no loss at
all to the cnlored people of this vicinity
taken collectively.
The simple fact is that most of the
money obtained as Loans from the Beau
fort Branch was Immediately redistribu-
ted among the colorcd people who, one
and all. obtained for their seed-cotton
in the Fall and winter of 1S7S-fs7S. full
forty per cent more thalp they ought
to have received for it.
The disastrous effects of the sudden
and unexpected collapse in valhe of
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

We See it stated that all the seeds at
the agricultural department have been
disposed Of except few for tho North
ern sections. We should like to know
where they have all been sown, for vcrv
few have been sent to our section, al
though our Congressman is a member Of
the Committee on Agriculture. He did
to he sure, send a few bags OF corn to
his. constituents, put it all turned out to I've
OF the pep corn variety. Those to whom
1t was sctt have expressed preference c
for tho more concentrated form OF willis.
ky, even if they have to Nait for their
share until election time.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

The committee appointed by the grand
jury at the last term of court TO exam
inc into the affairs of the county met last
week and completed their labors ON
Thursday, but what their conclusions
are will not be known till the June term
OF court. The time given to the subject
was too short to enable them To invest.
gate as thoroughly rs they should have
liked.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10
PORT ROYAL

AREIvED.-May Il Schr. Annie Bliss,
Simmons MASTER tn ID. {. Wilson & TO.
-Schr. c. w. Lewis, IIuppcr master,
to y: G. Wilson & Co.
-Schr. Fannie w. Tower, Adams, to
]. L. Owen.
- 5. S. Carondolct, Nc Grady master TO
r. =. Rundir.
-s S. S. City ofDallas, Lines, tor. p.
Rlihdlc.
SAILED.-may SIS. Caron,lo,Ct Nc
Grady for New York.
s. 5. City of Dallas, Hines, for Fern
andina.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10
The YeInns,ee Murder.

The particulars of the shooting affair
at lrmasscc last Wednesday by which
Seymour Brown, train hand on the
:. d c. Railroad, lost his life have been
told in so many and conflicting way that
we have taken the pains to get the cor
rect version OF the atIairs Which was Us
follows:
Some time ago n gentleman waa din
ing with 7. J.Joncs at Yemassec and nn
his departure loft an umbrella which Mr..
Joncs took charge of. The owner of IT, G
umbrella, who lives in Charleston, after.
wards instructed Brown to get it when
lie went to Ycmasscc should he be able
to hhH 1t. When the train on which
Brown Is employed reached Yemassee
on that day Brown discovered the UNI
brella on some other baggage on the
platform and took possession of it, when
the man having charge of the baggage
went and told Jones that some one had
taken the umbrella. Jones went immedi
ately to where Blown was and took the
umbrella from him and carried it to the
dining rooms and supposed that WAS
the last II" would hear Of the matter.
Ten minutes after Brown went to Jones
and inquired if hc had the umbrella,
words ensued and Jones cufscd Brown,
when Brown struck Jones blow OH the
mouth, a scufflc followed when Jones
thinking he was unable to defend him
self managed to escape aud drawing his
pistol fired two shots Mt Jones one TAX
ing effect in the mouth aud the other in
the heart causing death in about one
minute. Jones was not connected
with the restaufant at Ycmassee as has
been asserted In several accounts.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

VIC had the pleasure this week of meet
ing Col. keegan, the correspondent OF
the Washington Chronicle, who has been
among us taking notes" and "faith he'll
priht en-" The CO.. is n bold animated
writer and We shall look FIR his sketches
with lively intrcst. H. Is charmed with
our beautiful town and cnuIt~v qnd
thinks it j. to he llrle ted tia; the State
is aillict, d with such bal govern 4 Mt
All repre- 'ntati N lie IS h .ofu how
ever that i ciln - i'' the heti er is HCt
ar distant "A the pr .eHt c l'tion mus t
yeiid ;n th" I,rnisIre of it's ow,; weight
AZ that lie IF. - rings is ain ,.t over il,
Snu i Ear ,hlt. 'hr sup rIu us attn
tions bestowed ~ hiu - certain parties
is well und rs o'a 'a. srop-r'y spnreci
at"d. ii.s as" of "a; ;ier,ives While dis.
Cus,ing the situation hcrcabouts shoe :
his Sunday school training, and his st.
lections sre most becoming.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

Mr.. Chrictzberg has the agency for n
pntent Inkstand that is highly reccomcn-
ded rs it will not upset, nor spill ink, and
Will keep the ink clean. Every body
should have ono as they arc cheap, orna.
mental and useful
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

Quite an enterprise has sprung up in
our town in the manufacture Of walking
canes OF Orange Palmetto and other ma
tive growths. Mr. Sawyer is engaged in
manuiacturin then i, 'a:!. quantities
an6 his specimens are very handsome and
neatly finished. TIc is prepared to fIrn-
ish them in any quantity and will doubt
, less do a Profitable business ut the sever
al approaching ccntcnnials where the
Orange and the Palmetto will bc.fasllio!-
able.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

Long Staple ut that period have borne
with much more crushing effect en- the
rniuchy parties who, making some use
ot Bank credit, only succeeded in dfav.
ing upon their own heads the fill
weight of the avalanche, and they arc
entitled to receive quite as much syn,pr-
thy as the Beaufort depositors. Omit
SO far as the writer knows, they don't
ask it. "yI.roK
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

There are now two vacancies in the
United States naval academy at Annapo.
liz, to be filed hy the appointment of
youths from South Carolina as cadet
midslipmcu.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

The water boat Agnes sunk a, her
wharf MohdHy night She was raised
last night and this morning is ready
for WORK again.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

A small colored boy was killed on the
railroad ut Pacific landing last Friday,
having been run over by the cars.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

A brother of Tom Hamilton was dan.
gerously injured last week in Colletop
county, by the explosion of horn of
powder, suspended hy string around
his neck.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

Burglars attempted to raid on the
bank Monday night last, but were fright
cncd off by Mrs. Lockwood who was
awakened by the noise.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10
To Holders of County Checks or Audited
Claims, prior to Nov. I, 1874

To Holders of County Checks or n uditCd
Claims, prior to Nov. !, 1872.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CoMNrssIoSrRs
Beaufort, =. G., May 9th. 1Si;.
In accordance with the provision of Il joint rcso-
luton entitled ~ joint resolution authorizing the
county commissioners OF Beaufort routty to levy
{" special tax, dated April 9Th 1873 aiid an act TO
amend the same. approved the agth dty OF January
A. d. 1874, scalci proposals will he received at
TINS oi'cc from parties holding checks or audited
claims contracted prior To November /. -.
until
Friday June 0ih., 1876:
nj IL O'Clock, NJ, at which time said bids will b,.
opened. aud the Board of County Commissioners
VIII draw orders on the Treasurer to the amount
of one thousand dollars in favor OF the person or
PERSONS who Shall have offered the largest pcr
ccntIni discount on their chelis or audit cd claims
Proposals must be Addressed to Dr. Paul Pitch
ara, chairman OF the Board and endorsed Pr }.
p"sals for settlement of past indebtedness of
Beaufort Cutt:ity'
=. PRITCiIARD,
II. j. MARTIN,
V. 8. SCOTT
County Commissioners
Tuos. II. WHEELER,
Clerk Of Board
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ALSO


Immediately after the above salc. the fo,Iowin,
property Will offered:
Chandeliers.
/ Marble Top Table
Wooden Scttccs
Rosewood Chairs.
I Mahogany Bureau.
l Marble top Waskstcnl
Mahogany Bcdstcad.
1 Large Walnut Table
Moss Mat t'rasscs. [Dcub.c.l
nglc Moss Mattresses.
II Moss Pil'ows
2 ST gle Washatands.
Enclosed Wristbands
l Silvcr-platcd Water Pitcher
Large Ice Refrigerator.
Large Mahogany Extension Table.
| Black Walnut Extension Table.
Moss Mattresses.
Plated Forks.
1 Large ChaGng Dish.
Large Stand Lamp
] SCtt Rosewood Shelves
Reclining Chair.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

Another large consignment of fresh
and pure candies Received this day at
RoEERr's:
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

CHOICE CURRANTS, at iftcca cents
per pound ut RonERr's.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10
STEIN WAY PIANO
FOR SALE.

FIRST CLASS SEVEN oCrAvb PiiHo
made by
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

SOMETHING NEw.-Egyptian Sugar
Dates at RoEEHr's
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-05-10

STEINNyAY &SONS.
with Cover and Stoo, in perfect orlcr.
Will be sold ut 4 bargain. Apply to
NJ. PoLLITZER, i;nv ST.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07

hdISIHS,
French Prunes,
English Currants,
Blackberries,
Teas of all kinds, at
dec23w2 II. FELLERs &c Co.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07
The W orld Moves.

The W orld Moves.
The times are frequent with startling
events. DIR AGAR, Physician for the cure
of Chronic Diseases, has an entirely new
and verv successful method of restoring
health TO the afflicted. BY this new
practice the most astonishing results are
produced. Diseases Of the Brain Eyes,
Ears, Throat, Lungs, LioeT, Heart,
Stomach, Kidneys, BOtCets, Womb,
Spleen, Skin. Neroe and other genera
tce pains, treated 1Cith unparalleled sue
cess Reference to persons in Findlay !:
Newton Adams, Mrs. n. Adams, Hubers,
Druggists, T. Stackhouse, w. Martin,
Mrs. w. Martin, Mrs. A. Smith. Mrs. A.
Wright, Mrs III. Wolfe, Mrs Brickman,
Mrs. z. Pitcher, Miss Wells, Mrs. +.
Hagler, Mrs. Mcbride, Mr.. Norris's
daughter, blind. Remember the place,
near Huber's Drug store, next door to
WeitZ's Meat Market.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07
q Valuable Medical Treatise

The edition for 1876 of the sterling Medi-
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ers in all parts of the United States and
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1t combines, with the soundest practical
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