Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-07

BEAUFORT. :. c. July 5.-Ths Intimate com
msrcial relationships that exist and are ex-
tending between Beaufort and Savannah, a.
evinced by the increased and Increasing circu-
Ia-ion Of the MoRSISG NErs in town. justifies
perhaps an occasional letter OF local news We
observe that quite 3 number Of our merchants
deal with Savannah. ard the trips Of the Quick
step bring large tghts every week The Pur-
chasss must Be made sdFantageousiy, because
our merchants are all getting rich Yesterday
vas The glorious Fourth,' and the town was
crowded with the coiored people from the cOun-
III. We are told that great deal OF money
was spent among the torres. The town coloTed
companies paraded and excurted into the coun-
Try. and the couatry folks celsbrated the day
with drinking lemonade and treating 10 water
melons The day passsd on very. quietly.
scarcely case Of intoxication was TO oe met
IN upon the streets. The Eestner y as not as
hoE as usual, owing 70 q splendid rain day or
two before. that cooled the atmosphere and
added new vigor 70 the growing crops, that are
fine 50 far
Beaufort Is certainly improving. In spite Of
the apprehension felt that she and Port Royal
are o Be left out in the cold By the Nadley
combination. and that the Port Royal RallrOod
i 10 become Tributary TO Savannsh and
Charleston from Augusta 10 4emaSsee eacn
wsF the improvements in town are going OF
L uErf4A hlLulu LEE ElASL EEzE q -EcdA
Z u.any private reSircnces have undergone ana
are undergoing rep air Almost al sre being
/ fresh-ned Up and renovated. AMI upon some
I expeusive ADDITIONS and conveniences are De-
/ he resideuce Of Mr. ?. ". scheper. who Is
/ one Of our most successful and prosperous
I grocery merchants. has been enlarged ID re-
moieled and handsome iron fence paced
I sroun1 Tie front and sice upon the Two streets
I on which IL corners a choice and brilliant
\ ly variegsfed garden is thus open 70 yleE IN
H-e - 49, -wHaa 10 ~ - j
I se has had Constructed. furnishes abundant
( water TO freshen up his plants and shows what
7 can % done 70 make Us independent In our
[ water supply.
/ Nssrlv ouposits. the already spacious man
sion OF our esteemed feilO citizen Mr. George
+ Holmes. Collector CT the Port, has been en-
{ largsd By additional rooms ad1ed 10 is rear.
CONTAINING bathroom. peaEriss ara sieepinS
I rooms. Wlth water tanks aud convene noes
I hat MAKES IL now one Of TIE most complete
l and commOdlous residences il tOEn-
I There have been no DEM 4 u atoms o. ex
7 element N this comLu1I'y over the news of
! the attempted Assassination OF President Car
I dsld. but no doubt a. heartfelt and bitter re-
gre-s are felt over the Occurrences as Is reported
{ from other cities The affair Is regarded By
I some IS a natural oufgrCWth OF the prOTnlSCu-
] Gus introduction Of the dissatisfied ana restless
I masses Of the old world. who. IN many IN
I stances come 70 Us as so much concentrated
( dynamite IN living structure there i 10
doubt Ee are yet 70 see CJmmunisuc and Nini-
{ is1ic troubles from this scurcs-
Z From al accounts ne are importing into cur
+ STATE. through the Bureau OF Immigration, a
I parcel CT foreign paupers. in a fruitl7Ss enort
I = substitute them FOR our former slaves I q
Z fortunately We are not abe 70 sttracs thst
class CT Immigrants no briT q little money
with which 70 start themselves. and we are
Z lust taxing firtO our embraces the reuse OF
foreign lands that no prosperous State cares 70
{ have sd1ed 70 their impecuniOus population
Lord knows We have poor people enough 20
tiiI the soil already, and yet the state is sctu-
ally paying cut money 10 lnouce more con
sumers into her bor-eTs. There Is no dispOsl-
tion vet 70 part with our lands In small tracts.
and the thrifty farmer vii seek the Nest-or
Other Southern Ststes. II there are any VII ch
holds cut chance Of his becoming the owner
Of his own vIre and hz Tree Will WINBLE-