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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-09
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Aug a-aamea In the
National league yesterday resulted
as follows A. Washington Chicago
I. Washington Z. at baltimore -
Louis S, baltimore :. at Boston
Cleveland =. Boston Is. At New York
Louisville 4 New York 8. at Phil
adclphia PittssurK 4 Philadelphia
5. AZ brooklyn-cincinnhu 5. Brooklyn
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-09
ANOTHER CAR
BLOWN UP

CLEVELAND. Aug p--Anoiher
street car WAS blown up carry this
morning Nobody VAS hurt Al
explosions under the cars are r..
markably harmless and the strike
Traders offers Ire theory that they
are being caused ~ the ITnksrtons.
shs vili lose their iaia aH a8ua as
there are no further manifestations
% violence
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ENLIsTMENTs ARE SLOW

Sergeant Stewart. who has charge
Of the local recruiting office IN the
absence ~ Capt Hodges. received or
derg this morning from headquarters
10 rush the recruiting as fast ns pos
slble. In order 10 n out the new reg
imeDts for the Philippines. During
the last month 70 men were enlisted.
At present men are coming slowly.
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CLYDE CLIFFORD WANTED

Chief Reed has received a letter
from chief J. " Lees. 81 San Fran
cisco. asking him to locate clyde
clifford. lie IL 70 years - axe. 3
feet . inches In height. smooth face.
brown hair and blue eyes chief
Lees states that his mother ia an g.,
xious about him. lie IL supposed To
reside in Seattle
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PURCHASED BY ICE CO

Chester Thnrne. 81 Tacoma. has
sold lots I and 2. block ~. Seattle
tide lands, To- the Diamond Ice a
Storage company. the consideration
bclns $4,000, THIS In tho property
az the foot 81 Union street. whore
their plant II located
korn Drug Co. ftfth aad rlks.
lfeaeHl ttan nISgialis44 faoua ftAe -
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Potatoes Onhhlnrl Native patn-
toes. tHtAe per ~ California patas
toes. isaiA per 10. hsrts, ii.ooH / e
prr sack carrots. per sack. ssff SOC.
9tsu g. per 10. string beans. Be- per H.
81 bpUl 6s Per sack peas. 205c. green
corn. fsr dog.
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Fresh Meat GobbinE) Cow beef
7c per ID. steer beef, 7iac per III,
mutton. wcthcr. sc per ID. pork. 7iho
per III. veal. large, Sc per lb. small
Zoe
Provisions Oobbing)-Eams large
1870. hams. small, lic, breakfast ha-
con. II &c, dry salted sides, ne: Rex
$40.
Lard jobbinRl-IIome made. pei
ID, 7a.o White star. Sc. Coin special
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OF EVERY description mfg and repairing
furnaces rud stool stoves, TN roofing rE
clark. lH5 " Madison ST. Phone Main 4sT
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sronAur AM wARrnorsr.
ny Am surrr MrrAL WORK.

HASEB s MORGAN 4OisAfa Occidental Nv:
negotiable rucsiufe accepted he collateral
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THE PACIFIC Tuiloring Co.-pest SIS. SIS
Hni $50 suits made Ia the city, hyeine
oi,aHiuE repairing 5la Third avenue.
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HOTEL HhpiNf0N. ai5 FIRST avenue-Gpus
elevator rooms HlEate - en- suite. ias
fafra Hi.lt tFana, usanAEsr
- Nou wish a ru1ln ~ AHticiflats a change
Try the itod heHter hoiei. Pike AMI second !:
sod rf-1fu 81 PER week nicely fuFul she'd
uutrlds Hnau uH s. e. q, transleuta &c and
10. FIRE baths. electric lights
HOTEL NuUk-First avenns ans like. frst
class rd-zfrH and toard AZ - Der ESsk
HOTEL coLnY-Cur Third and Cksrry.
lst class reem snd eoafd. o. week and up
gLFNWOon HQfsE-lt0 s1uth Fifth STA
&c ruaus ~. ~ % and s. per week.
THE NfCTOHIA=feaa Pint avenue: alegans
furnished rasnms. g and 81 week; uultes
with bath. etc. -. e. starr prpprieter.
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JsNk

TiiE sENfrI.E Jahk o. RAYS lowest priess
hGf square business. los Railroad ayenus.
Tel Maek lila.
Alaska Jung 60. pays highest prices;
rnunnt ftturnA No iii Western Ave.
Tel Pike ii9
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Hay Oobhlng)--Pugct sound. per
ton. t7mg. Eastern Washington tim
uthy. si3 o0mtA 90. alfalfa. ti00oWit.0 on
oats GubbinR)-Per ton. 5000.
Barley-Steam rolled. So. whole
f2i
Whole. Sc 50; cracked. t23
feed meal. per ton, i230O.
Wheat. f2i. oil cake. meal
$50 90. mlddlInRH. s2lo0@2300, bran
ti5.O0. shorts, tiG00al7.0o. chopped
feed. S2OO0d 90, dairy chopped feed
lIE 90
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

"Wednesday Morning La the mar
keta to-day the situation on fruit.
vegetables and poultry la very un-
stable. The poultry market WAS -
well cleaned up In the last tWu days.
decline was no longer expected.
but chickens are coming Ia 90 fast
this morning "a drop 81 "a or b seems
sure % follow.
Meats and fsh continue % hold
nfm. All unmiiird grains are steady
with the exception % barley. ~
which a great Store II being held la
Eastern Washington and threatens
the iurat market An EFFORT IS being
made e. Hrnd several shiplaRds. ~
pean market. and II this offnrt proves
HucesaHful u will be great relief
to the local dealers
Pears are very hiEh and very
wortuy. and Market Inspector BROW
81 condemninF large quantities daily.
sweet POTATOES afr becoming very
plentiful. and prices are steadily de-
Ginning
string beauH and WaN beans have
been declining. aud nrW cahbagv n
also tawrF than last week. NeN
onions are not - plentiful. and q
small advance has followed.
In the lumber market there IL a
concerted EFFORT among producers 60
advance prices. and an early raise
10 e. be expected Prices have al
rradY advanced tn other large eoast
cities. and The mills u Puget secuted
arr npw organizing % the same end
Tlie advance f. due O. thc scarcity %;
expert labor, aud an exceptional de-
mani.
The folioNlnE prices are being Of
fcrri 20 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery ia ruund lots on
the dock or IN the car at Seattle;
Graln-oatH. g. 80. barley. tise0.
wheat chicken feed. tis .. bran. 80.
shorts. ttke9.
Hay--PuEct sound. Ter ton. feae %
Eastern Washington timothy. tii.to
Htg. alfalfa. isdi0
Eggs ttrictly fresh ranch. gic.
butter ~ Fresh ranch. sdtpe. best
creamery. en8.fe.
poultry-Chirkons. live. lsaisMe;
dressed. iAcs
tive stock -Chnler beef cattle.
COWS. 1a4tr. steers. tUttse. good
hogs live. s6sHe hogs ire.sed. &c.
calves. dressed. large. g.. small. -.
esIvca. large i've. &. small. 8.
Hides. Prits ard Wool-Hravy
sound. nalted steers, over g. ihs. Sc
medium sound. per 10. 7iac. light
sound. under = lbs. &C. cows. sound.
all weights. 7c stays. bulls and oxen
90 saiicti kIpH. &c. calves. per 10.
s.. grrcn hides. e. less than salt"i. .
dry hides per 10. isc. Dry culls. one
third less. summer deer. per n. 22Q
&c. winter deer dry ituiec, pap"ry
deer. affi2e. dry olkH. sIiee. green
elk. tusc sheep pclis. ssmase. shear
unEH. itasac Eastern Washington
wool. s.. Western Washington wool
tsc. dirty or timber burned. ioc. tai
low. 2A43e.
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sHei lard compound. acfeea. &c. rex
sac.
Fresh Fish UonbiuFj -llbiibut
8Wic. salmon Cu7c nnundefa afiei
soies 8air. rock cod. hWGr. rhumps.
81 hmrit. lWie. oysters. olympia. o.
90 per Harh 81 - per gallon, elamn.
81 80 per suck punRpncHa crabs. live.
81. cooked. $40. ling cod, b1fGe
black cod, 6Wfc. bass. 64Ge.
Huts.
Nuts WulnutH per NJ HackH, 10
black wanutH. i3r. peeans Zoe. aim
andu. fancy. soft she'll ib0ihe. aim
ouda. No, 2, Zoe. peanuts. &C.. pine.
t0c. cocdauutH. per duzru. s1m9oe.
tumbof and Building MATERIAL
Logs superior quality. per 81 No.
nr fGH5. merchandise nU per N.
s. aoUs. 80. I cedar t6H7 common.
per ". ttG5 spruce logs. e. 5o cedar
ahiHRle bolts. t2m275.
FIR Lumber HuuRh 50 chick m
tHhfd. surfaced. one or two sides s
10 and ~ inches vide. t1asn. lpnrthH
~ to - feet. special lengths. Goo per
II extra. uHr-ineh finish. fl8utsa Al
vertical grain. ft per q extra nnnr-
Ing. dressed ard matched tis42i5
stock boards. E-iuch f3fGa. io-inch.
g. bQuts. l2-ineh. tisffia. fencing No.
( OF G-ineh finish. g.. SO 2. So V or
channel rustic Or drop siding. weight
900 lha. fliait. hr timber. iaiss and
nanntllnEs. rough. s. b00iG. = lat D..
s. ba0is. . 4. tilalt. box boards.
iz-luch and up. iia,
Washington Red CEDAR Lumber
Rough. g.. brvei siding. weight 7On
lba. tl4@isas. ceiling. weights, Nos
I. 9. and .. 5-s-inrh. i.2on lbs Noe.
!. and .. a-ineh. zoo lbr. tlgW27;
wainasotinF. 4loaii. rustic. tzb0 zss
- shingles. 81 30. standard shin
giles. ITO. i-tuch nuish. ~. - and iG
feet. t2suai. thick finish. t2su % eo-
d8r squares. :. &. . and 10 feet. tzfu
%. rickttn. az.
Kun dried. 81 In advance Of green.
dfaFaup Zoe
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fruits.

Green Fruit Oobblngl-oranEca-
nhvels. $500. lemons. not; appi"s.
gtnt 70 per box. bananas. s. sefi 5 10
per bunch: California black fiRs. 90
10 boxes. 81 SO. cartoons. ti.es. sweet
apple cider. zoe per gal med. sweets,
a. 10. peaches. s0meoc a box. black
berries. 81 90; raHpherrics. ts.2i
per cnse: curranta. 81 ooefi -. water
melons. t200, musk melons. Sii0
a2 90. cherries. 50a7sc. California
grapes. 81 25Ht7i. California sweet
potatoes. per no. 9275 per 100 lbs,
pears u.75m20 90. California plump,
GSff SOC. native piuma. 1ic.
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Nits- HANSEN. cor. {th and Pias: speei
sale % All spring and summer goods,
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UIrTlKT sprCIAI.Is1
sIGNs ANp noUSE NuMBERs.

RupTURB cured without knife, pain o. Iosa
OF time. Room Al Helynke block.
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Vol. the Assayer. si-as Rosweii biE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-09

LiNbHh YH hams- uiada bread. esksr nu1
testfg tHst in tls city. is0G Third Ave.
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HEATTII rlIDsE so isnII8ers Of brilR.
~ rhHrFea. coal HuuHtra- etc Pile drly-
lrE Hnl flYHaHtfuns. dralerH ln Diler. ilga
uHd EHnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-09

StfNuE a ERLANp. NeaIer wharf. sati-
makers. rffrers and ship chambers; man
utugmrars ut tents. tafraulus. mining
hose. canvas OF all widths.
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FOR SALE Coed, Sroom house and lots;
on car line; high and sightlyi tiioo.
Hardin, i1Q7 First avenue
SIZE Haasah before purchasing a sewing
machine. a few Eend second -hnn nd ma
chimes Tor eaie reasonable. 2ib Column q
street, opposite postoflce.
WANTED To buy I'D s1ld and silver. N.
Honsel mfr. 1eweler, = Hincklep blccR.
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a,INI,.

HNpuND-The risca 60 buy siaves. furn.-
t#frs invalid ehaifH. ortcser8 riiiowN.
ss4ufeffs. barber chairs fnlrrHrs. pianos.
EEuiHF usHfhiHfas eNefYthtnE ard any
thinE. T.. chaplin sscuad- hand store. col
nj lall "a. .Lreat.
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JAMES BoTHwEIIs-AfartraKs loans. Gre
ms & suryty bonds. - BOSTON block.
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Butter. Cheese. Iggs and Poultry

Butter-Raneh. io0i2c. fancy dai-
rs. IN squares. iznttc. Washington
creamcries. pound prints. 10000.
Eastern Iowa and Elgin, 2oa22c.
Cheese OobbinE) Native wash
lnEton. iidl2c. Eastern, iiWl2c. Cal
lfprnia. lfc.
EKEH OohbingJ Strictly fresh
ranch. 22c.
Honey California comb. i0Uiic;
strained, &C..
Poultry Spring chickens, a1fC.
frycrs. 81 75m2 80, live turkeys. l5c;
ducks. 12c. geese. Zoe live weight.
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NtnBER type aluminium and ennmei LETT
tCrs fer signs and house numbers, Chas.
Weston, $40 Ycsler way. Tel black issa-
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na0el aul0l 40 eosIaAcIoas.

HNfENTah DEWITT. Huatahssfr. real
sHtaIE uHd storage. cash f4f ferpud hama
furniture 1913 IiHt eve Tel Ilaf lDt.
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MEDICAL AND rLecTslc fREAIAssy.

Mrs JAsC1iETZ, professional midwife an
nurse. Goruer 9Th Kha Madison strsats
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NEW HOME sewing machines. Best ana
cheapest machine made. sold on easy pay
Wvuts. Nthce next aour 10 restafhce.
WHITE rs klNG OF ull sewing machines
sold bY ~ -. Nnrls. 1000 Second av. pto-
ptrr dealer IA sewing ma hlupa and sew
ing machine suppNrH. Tef 4un cal,
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n ~ nEPEw. dentist. spcelaiiss IN eros
snd bridge uark. 80 hurke building
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ATLAS Dye works. - unian street. Tsl.-
Ihasa Lar iouE The only French Itv,
House IT, the city
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BEST and oHiy tnarutiFh dancing seha1l in
city day and evening TN 4 Columbia st
rtwANCfAI- MoNry To IoAN
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EDMUND BoWDEE. real estate. loans snd
iututauef private funds; iow rstes no
Eqd talsr money furnished without delay.
Rooms + ? 3 Dexter Horton bank
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INNAh. stasslas cots. etc. for sale or rent.
hsafflH Tent and Awning Co. Marion al
Weston. Tot Halm NJ
fui sAfE " rent Tenis ali sises. new anf
Hzsl'si1 -hahd, cheap Invalid roller chzlrs-
y chaplin. SAN aHH Pike street.
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eLorIIts cIrAsING.


hEAT-FLE Clothes Pressing Co. keep yus1s
clothes la shape Tor 81 % mo dyeing.
Cleaning. repairing. ii06 81. Tel Buf iOos.
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Mrs DIR swAN-Turkish and r,asdleatsd
baths. nervous weakness, chruHlc disease
% cured. rezdHFs to- s2s pactac blk.
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METROPOLITAN Printing q binding Co.
ii2 Nesler WAY. Phone Hue col.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-09

Jafoe tafth 49, D.. ........... President
=. ENYtei1sr. .ss+.sss..sF Vice greHid1nt
- fAilAHAF sfaAhfef
Correspondents ia ell the rrfncipai cities
in the United states and Europe.
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seANDisAylAS AMERICAN BAsE OF
3EATTLE.

cornar Tssier way and Fir1, avenue. .
-. - .sss.ssss.ss.-ssss.. III, 10
ntlttfhs.s.ss. .sss.s Iresidsnt
- = IhHstaAias $3.50 FifNt Vice President
= y 1fanaHhls. 80. .hsa0nd NieA Prsaidsny
A. IL hoeiisrg.- ...............Caa6ls1
Tran-aeil a lana--L nanhlns r,a..nAn.
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caritai stock pad in......ts2soo 900
b4fii4as ''...s..s.. 200
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-21
Police Court.

Johnnie Mack was on trial in the Mayors
court last Wednesday for pubic drunkenness,
disorderly conduct, cursng on the street and
gong into the store of Mr. A. Belitzer and
assaulting him. he wes fonod guilty and
sentenced to pay fne of S25 or work ou
the streets for 80 days
The Mayors court was in session Thursday
morning, and Mr N G. Os,seu was required
TO pay Gne of 81 for riding bicycle with
ont lighted lantern after dark
Mr q. C. Cu,tipo wes before The mayor
Friday morning for riding bicycle at night
wi,hoas lighted lantern. Tbs 6ne WAS 81
Frank Ross, Philip Robinson and Jake
Singleton got into ''mx up' at the Nixon
House Friday night and created something of
q disturbance in sbat neishbcrbood, to say
nothing Of black eye, enlarged lip and
minor bruises Nobody was hurt badly,
however, and Mayor Wilson foed each of them
SIS Saturday morning for their misconduct
Ross aad Robinson are both employed at the
Nixon House.
Mr. " A. Brown wss fned 81 for riding
bis bicycle on Liberty Street sidewalk nea.
the Masonic Temple.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-21
OFF FOR TIE TOURNAMENT.
The Ffremen Who Will Represent
Sumter

The 6renen who will take part in the
Ioter-State Firemen's Tournament, 10 be held
in Columbia this week, went over to Colum'
bia Monday night and Tuesday morning.
They are 10 6pe form and trained to make
winning fight for the prizes.
The Monaghan Hose Co. horses we're ohip-
ped on the early moroiog freight train aad
arrived safely in Columbus Monday moraing.
The Delgar horaes and the hoae wagons OF
both SQUADS we're shipped Monday uight.
In addition TO the racing teams quite
large number of 6remen and their friends
went over to take in sll the festivities 10.
cideot to the tournament If the Sumter
teams are victorious the gang will be on hand
to celebrate the occasion ia fitting manner,
snd it will be a celebration that Columbia
will remember. IF the Sumter 6remen
chance to be in the list of "also ran" the
gang will come home on the 6rst train-shey
will purchase round trip tickets before leav-
ing Sumter.
The 6remen are confident of Winning in
some of the races, for they have the best Or
ganized, best trained and fastest teams ever
sent to contest from this city aDd if they
can make any thing approaching the time that
has been made again and sgaiu in the prac-
tice runs, it will be a very fast team that
takes the prize from them.
The racing teams of the two squads are as
follows:
Monaehau Hose Co. No. 2-R. S. Hood,
Captain; D Aud, Gallagher, Chss Gal
lagher, H q Smith, James Miller, Vim Moran,
T P Lyman, " Lyman, Alberto Seymour,
Thos E Flowers, P S Finn, G r Wilder, R
A Burgess.
Delgar Reel quad, No. 3-W S. Graham,
Foreman ] B Miller, A Bultman, Sol ]
Ryttenberg, A G Flowers, O Yates, B C
Auun, W a Richardson, J q Darr, Geo Fox
worth, C B Yeadoa, Robt. Warren.
The prizes that Samter fremen will contest
for are as follows:
Hose Wagon Race--First prize Sl25, Sec
ond prize $50.
Hand Reel Race-Frat prize Sl25, second
prize SIS.
Grab Race-First prize SIS, second prize
S25.
Four-Man-Rsce-First prize $50, second
prize SIS.
Foot Race-First prize Slb, second 2rias
Sl0
Hand Reel Race for Visiting Teams
First prize $50.
The State gives the following as the official
programme of the tournament:
The tournament opens Tuesday morning
With the grand parade. The parade will take
place a, ll20 q. N. Headed by the First
Artillery band from Charleston, the procession
will form on the west side Of Elmwood ave-
sue and move down Main street to the capi.
tol, thence down Gervais to Assembly,
through Assembly to Plain, up Plain into
Main aud up Main to the postof6ce, where
the procession will be disbapded. From the
piazza of the Columbia hotel Mayor Lips
comb is to deliver an address Of welcome to
the 6remeo, and Judge Andrew Crawford is
to deliver an address to the visiting 6remsn
in behalf of their hosts.
Wednesday the baud reel. grab, hand hook
and ladder, four mans, and foot contests
will take place, etar,ing promptly at 9 q.
and continuing through the day.
Thursday, begioning at the same hour, the
engine races, distance contests, horse hose
reel contests and horse truck contests will
begin and continue until completed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-21
Death of a Negro Bishop.

Rt. Rev. ". E. Jotnson, Bishop Of the
Uoiou Reformed Methodist Church, died in
Charleston on Saturday, jane l7sh, aged Ga.
His remains were brought to this city this
morning. Funeral services were held in the
Emanuel Church and there was an imDense
congregation essseot. the church being filed
to ove.Howiog and there were hundreds who
could not gain admission, and who thronged
around the doors and windows.
He was for many years resident of this
city, and was, in reconstruction days, as
prominent in political circles as in religious.
BE was member cf the legislature from this
county for TWO terms. ard was leader
among the colored members of that body.
10 later years he has taxed little or 10 part
10 politics, devo,irg his time aud energies TO
the Union Reformed Methodist Church, of
which he was the fouude, and the hrst
bishop.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-21
In the Floral Horse Show.

Sumter was represented in the Floral Horse
show he'd il Columbia yesterday afternoon,
add Monaghan Hose Co.'S team was awarded
one prize.
The State says:
In the fre department competition teams the
Sumter (Mouaehan) Columbia, No. 3,
Charleston acd Phoenix companies were en-
tered The Phoenix pair took first, with
Charleston eeconG The Charleston team
gave beautiful! exhibition ran after the ,ed
riobon was tsd.
In the double ,eau class Rr. Condor OF
this city took frs, end tee Sumter Ere team
(Monaghan) got second.
The prizes IN the gentleneus single har-
ness horse contest, though there were II
handsome aaimas entered. went to Dr. Du-
Bose fret, and Mr. Condor, second Mr.. R.
o. Jones drove beautiful bay mare and Nj.
Buliman Of Sumter bad an animal whose
movements elected applause.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-21

The Charleston Gremen passed through the
city Meuday morning on the 9 81 train, en-
route to Columbia. They had the First Arti!-
ler5 band along with them. aud while waiting
at the depot tbs band alighied from the coach
and seranaded the Sumter hrenen who we're
at the depot.
Gabriel Fraser colored. was arrested for
selling wbisaey Saturday night in violation
Of the dispensary law, aod on Monday was
given a preliminary hearing before hagis-
trate Wells On the evidence brought ont he
was committed TO Jail for trial at the Octo-
Der term Of court.
Colcrb bias city counci' is baviog rail-
road-stIeet-righ ht-of-way franchise row, aod
,h.gs ere growing warm aud interesting.
TIE Seaboard Air Line has asked for the
right of way through certain streets and a
lease of Sydoey park for use as a terminal
The Southern Railway and the Allan tic
Coaat Line oppose the granting of the fran
chise asked for by the Seaboard Air Lac.
ard the meeting Of the city council last night
was euiyened by the arguments of the repre-.
sentatives of the three roads.
Mr.. p. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal, says !;
"During my brothers. late sickoess from SCI
s,Ic rheu .nstlsm, Coamberlain's Pain Balm
was the only remedy that gave him any re-
lief" Mary Others have testified to the
promp. relief FROM rain which this liniment
affords. For sale by Dr.. a. J. China.
Mr. John Bevi;s. editor of the Press,
An;boo, Iowa, says: II have used Cham
oerlsio's Collie, Cholera and Diarrboea Rem
.dy IN d family for fifteen years, have
recommended it 10 hund, -as of others, and
hare never known i. 10 fail in single in
.,a,ra For ssle by DR.. A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-21

was seriously afflicted with cough for
several years, and last fell bad more severe
cough than ever before. | have used many
remedies without receiving much relief, and
beisg recommended to try bottle of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy, by friend, who,
knowing me to be poor widow, gave it TO
me, tried it, and with the most gratifying
results. The first bottle relieved me very
much and the second bottle has absolutely
cured me. have not had as good health
for twenty years. give this certificate
without solicitation, simply in> appreciation
of the gratitude felt for ;be cure Effected
Respectfully, Mrs. Mary &. Beard, Claremore,
Ark. For sale by Dr.. a. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-21
Glorious News.

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T. He writes: "Four bottles Of Electric Bit
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