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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-09
BEAN EATERS BEATEN
They Could Do Nothing With
PhiIIippi of Pittsburg.
Ortiz Started in Badly But Eventually Led the
Quakers to Victory Over the Windy
City Team.
(By the Associated Press.)

4
Pittsburg. August S.-Boston could dc
nothing with Phillippi, but got two runs
in the ninth on two errors and single
Attendance $500.
Score: R.HE
Pittsburg.. 20 0 0 90 20 2 SIS Q 3
Boston. :. 80 0 1 % 0 0 2-3 )
Batteries Phillippi and OConnor;
Willis and Clark. Time 1855. Umpire
O'Day.
Chicago, August S.-Orth started in
badly but recovered his form and was in
vincible after the third. Attendance
1000.
Score: RH. E.
Chicago. =. II 2 o 0 0 0 0 O-3 10 1
Philadelphia 30 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 O-5 10 4
Batteries: Garvin and Chance; Orth
and Murphy. Time 200. Umpire, Hurst.
KINsTON DEFEATS HALIFAX.
Kinston, N. c., August 8-Kinstou de-
feated Halifax today in a close and ex-
citing game of ball. 1t was the finest
exhibition of the sport ever witnessed
here. Score by innings: r. H. E.
Halifax. :. 20 0 0 0 0 90 6 2
Kinston.. :. 20 90 0 0 0 81 6 1
Batteries: Fenner and Fitshugh;
Sugg and Lewis.
Struck out, by Fenner3, by Sugg u.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-09

Secretary Root says that the latest
reports from General Macarthur show
that the sickness in the army in the
Philippines is only s per cent. which
is considered remarkably good show
ing. Owing to the lack of surgeons
due to separation of commands there
are some small detachments without
a surgeon, but this defect is being
remedied with all due diligence.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-09

Acting Assistant Surgeon II. b. Mo-
her, of the Marine Hospital Service.
in cablegram to Washington. saws
there have been no yellow fever de-
velopments at Bocas del Toro, Colom-
ba, since July Goth when three cases
had been reported. as. ltAs az
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-09
SAFE CONDUCT FOR THE MINISTERS.
A Reply to COnger's Message 10 Forwarded to
Pekin.
(By the Associated Press

NY -A-1VVI'VVVV' NN1'V
washington. August 8.-The Chinese
Minister has received a copy of the I'M
perial edict Of August End, which was
Continued on Sixth PsSe.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-09
Burnett For Co agrees.
: II 8 81 AyEtT,e3- r 5i:

1855 : fSN'E q - ?" :! tls3 7
(By the Associated Press.)
Birmingham, Ala, August S.-The DEM
ocratic Convention of the Seventh Con-
gressional district which met today at
Gadsden, renominated John l.. Burnett, of
Gadsden for Congress.
Mr.. Burnett will be opposed by former
Congressman w. NJ. Howard, whom he
defeated in 1898.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-09
No Fever Developments.
(By the Associated Press

VDy TIG lA55UCTdIUU TTU5aJ
Tampa, Fla, August S.--Dr. Porter said
tonight that he bad no statement to
make regarding the fever situation an
there is absolutely nothing suspicious in
the city. The inspeotsOn contil ues,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

the last osmed with . view of briue einR
from the United States . good class
OF government employees who shall
eventually replace army ofioers 10 the
civil administration.
Mr. Luke Wrigbt-Interual im rove.
ments. coustabulsry. commerce. cor.
poration franchises and the criminal
code.
Mr. Henry c. Ide--Baukiug aud
currency and the organization of civil
courts.
Mr. Bernard Moses-Reveuue, taxa.
ton aud schools.
The commissioners have established
Offices 10 the same building With Gen
Macarthur and are receiving, discuss.
log and absorbing the opinions of army
and navy men sod of foreigners and
and Filipinos. The people of Manila
seemed pleased With the dem ocra,ic
purposes of the commission aud With
the habitually courteous demesnor.
The earlier feeling Of disappointment
10 slowly disappearing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
KILLING FILIPINOS.

Manila, Juoe II The United States
forces had Two engagements of import.
auce last week. The troops under Gen
Fuoston aud Gen. Grant oepsnizsd an
sdvsuce, with parts of Eve regime {,
and two guns against 500 rebels 10 a
mountain stronghold east of Biauos.
bata, where it was supposed Capt.
Roberts of the Thirty. y.6frh regiment,
who was captured last month at San
Miguel de Msyumo, was held captive.
The Americans operated under mao
difficulties snd over 40 exceeding y
rough country. but the rebels retrea,ed
only few resisting and the stroog b old
was occupied and burned
A tho result of last weeks scouting
60 Filipinos we're tilled, 200 we're cap
sured and 800 rifles With %, 600 rounds
Of ammunition we're surrendered
Three Americans we're killed.
Malarial fever has been prevalc o,
since April 10 parts of Cavite and Bat,
aogss provinces, which are garrisoned
BY the Forty-sixth and Thirty. ninth
regiments. Thirty per cent. Of The
men of each regiment are on the sich
list. Of two bs.tslious 10 Baotanpas
province one has $50 sick and the otber
100.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
st Joseph's Commencement
The Programme Of Exercises This
Evening.

The Annual Commencement exercises oi
St. Joseph's Academy will be held in the
Opera House ,his evening, beginning at 6. 80
o'clock.
The following is the programme:
Hymn-Ave Maria Schiodler. By the
Pupils. Piauo-Miss Doyle
Chorus-Wske, Wake Veazia. By the
Vocal Glass. Pisno-Niss Josie Hodge.
lost. Qaartet-Grand Galop. Hammered
Misses Marie Chicco. Birdie Aus,ius, Fioris
Ram n and Pauline Jarecky.
French Rec Il Petit Virtuose. Misses
Lucy Smith, Ethel Cobb, Birdie Austine,
Pauline Jarecky, Annie Fitchett, Ethel Perry
lnst. Trio-La Chstelaine. LeDuc. Miss.
90 Pauline Epperson, Birdie Austine and Lucy
Smith.
Vocal solo--Ny Home 10 where tho Hes,b..
Blooms. De Koveo. Miss Josie Hodge. Pla.
no-Miss Liuehan.
Rse.-The Ride Of Jennie HcNsal-Mis.
Jessie Bitch.
japanese Pan Drill-by Twelve Little Grls
Piauo-Aiss Mary Chicco.
lost. Quartet-L 'Allerte. Behr. Misses
Josie Hodge. Pauline Jerscky, Sarah Beesley
and Jessie Bitch
Rec -Graodua's Spinning whssl-by th,
Junior Elocution Class.
Ao0 AN"s'ou kS'uo-Oy oS SOSopu'0 VI
chestra. Pianc-Niss Birdie Austine.
Caotata-A Dream Of Fairy Laud-by ths
Little Children.
lost. Duo-Ths Flattsrer. Obaminsde
Misses Doyle aud Line hsu.
Silver Bell 0rill-by the Delssrtsan Class
Vocal Solo-Our Faith Then Foudly PliRh.
log. Dooisetti. Mics Linehan. Piaoo-
Aiss Josie Hodge
Awarding Of Honors.
Valedictory-Aiss Linehan.
Chorus-Hearts Light - Air. Wekerline.
By the Pupils Piauo-Niss Doyle.
Bishop Northrop's Address
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Beers In Philadelphia.

Philadelphis. June 16.-While the
convention delegates we're arriving by
every train the three representatives OF
tho South African republics. Messrs
Fischer. of the Orange Free State, and
9. H. Vessels and A. D. Wolmaraus,
of the Trausvaal. also put in an appear
ance. They took quarters at the
Walton, which is the centre of political
activity. sud after dinner miuo''a with
the people 10 the lobby. talklus fsmil.
isrly to large crowds Mr. Vessels.
when asked il there was coy signif-
oaocs 10 tho visit at the time of the
con vention, said
mot the least. We bad expected
to have q meeting here. but owing to
the convention have given it up. We
are here simply as observers. to see the
manner 10 which your nominations for
tho presidency are made"
"Do you seek . Boer plank 10 the
platform ?"
There will be no move of that kind
by US. Naturally it would be gra,ify-
iDg to Us il such a plank were put IN
the platform. But If that comes about
it will be through the spontane Gus
action OF the delegates"
The Boer delegates will remain here
until Tucsday and perhaps longer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF SUMTER.

By T. Y Walsh, Esq, Probate Judge.
WTHEREAs, WIN. E ANDERSON made
w suit to me to grant him Letters
Of Administration of the Estate Of and effects
of JOHN 9. PARNRLL, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said John G Parnell, late of
said County and State, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Sumter
@. a., on June 27th, 1900, next, after
publication thereof, at IL O'Clock in the fore.
noon, to show cause, If any they have, wh y
the said Administration should not be gran {.
ed.
Given under my band this 18th day of
June, A. D.. 1900
THOS Y. WALSH,
Judge of Probate.
June l3--2t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
Spot on the Sun.

Paris, June 17.-Abbe Msreux. the
astronomer. hss discovered snd sketehed
through the big telescope 10 the optic
palace Of the exposition . remarkable
spot on the suo. forming . part of 40
extensive group aud having q diameter
Of nearly 40 kilometres. This spot. be
says, will remain for seven days and
become visible to the naked eye. He
predicrs the appearance of other spots
10 July. August and September, infer.
riog that the heat during these months
will be very great.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

Given for the Benefit Of the Fourth
Regiment Band.

The Fourth Regiment Band will give 40
ice cream festival on the Monumental souare
on Thursday evening next from 8 TO 10
O'Clock. The proceeds of the enterta,nment
will 60 toto the bands treasury and will be
used for the improvement of the organiza.
ton. The committee of arrangements ID
composed Of Messrs Claude Hurst, Eddie
jenkins and Willie Bultman. Auyooe who
desires to aid the band with contributions of
cream, sherbert, cake, etc should notify the
committee. The band 10 an organization that
merits the good will and support of the com.
munity, and this is an opportunity for the
tfiends OF the band to extend their assist.
auce.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
TIE BLACK RIVER ROAD.
The County Board Of Commission
ers Appropriate $1,000 and
Turn Work Over to Bust.
ness League.

The County Board of Commissioner met
on Saturday to receive report Of committee
appointed to Investigate the matter Of build.
ing new road across Black river from a
point IT or near the Mcbride place to a point
at or near R. O. McFaddin's place. a pe.i.
toned for. Supervisor Dorm and Oommis.
sioners Jsnkins, Mcleod, White, McNeili and
Rhodes were present; Commissioner Scar.
borough was absent on account of sickness.
Commissioners Rhodes reported for the
committee that committee consisting Of Com.
missioner AcNeill and himself met on June
l2th and examined the route Of the proposed
road and considered the matter carefully.
That found that some sections would DO ben.
ehtted in their bushes. with Sumter, but did
not think that trade that would DO opened 20
would materially aid the city of Sumter, .ud
20 q omuiss'ooer he would oppose the open.
ing Of the road under all the circumsts o ces.
Commissioners heNeill stated that the mat
ter bad caused him some trouble, that he bad
made considerable examination into the mat
ter, that the proposed road from bic section.
Shiloh, would shorten the distance to 8 or 6
miss. He explained BY maps the various
distances, and showed that the above state.
msot was applicable to oil that section oi
country. People below him would be % near
AsssrB. Neill O'Donnell aud X. D. Lee rep.
resenting the Business League, we're presen D,
and made arguments 10 favor of the road
giving facts to prove that the road 10 needed
aud that 1t would be Of great value to The
couaty At large % we'll 90 to Shiloh and the
city Of Sumter. They stated that tho Buei.
nsss League Of Sumter would contribute $500
toward building the road.
hr. e. W. DAbbs, who lives ne.r the lios
Of the proposed road, stated that he and Mr.
Mcbride were very much interested 10 the
road and explained q new road which hs
wished opened 10 the direction Of Shiloh. IL
bic opinion II the road and causewsy cos
%, 900 1t would DO money we'll spent.
After considerable discussion and due con.
sldsratioo Of the petition. on motion OF Com
missioner White, seconded by Oommioue, Q,
jenkins, 1t was decided "that this Board vii
pay to the Business League Of Sumter ,h,
sum Of 81, 900 toward building said cause
way across Black river ~ soon % said worl
10 completed according to specifications a
made oy Surveyor Hsynsworth."
After Opposing Of few matters of routio
OF 10 special importance tho Board adjouro
ed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
Hoa oAHP1ioN DAY.

Ne ssllew,ss ssmnlssss he's BEN sppoiu,.
q - hsss charge ef ell the srrasgseso,s for
sbs Sssss 0aspsisa Meeting. ssx, Tussday,
Jsss seth,
Hoe. \. I. uaaslag. Chairmsa; Nsill
0'Dssssll. Hsssy Rytsssbsrs. O. L. stusbs,
Asihesy Waite. Hsssrs @. Os,sso, r. o.
Percy. usssss Hoeas, Az Pbslps. Marion
ussss. ,. o. Hsyssversb, o. n. Harss. IT,,
uasses Dese. Z b. Frazer. Jr., Shspsrd
nssh. J. Dssss Wilder, ". n. 0sshsn. I'd.
oas Skissss, Dr. J. A. Mood, ". B. Boyle.
.. L. 0sasbosessh.
ne osossss Of the oouuis,ss are rsqoss,.
- 10 osss 81 ths BANK Of Sumter Tomorrow.
(fAsssdsy,) 81 ~ e'slsek sharp. % that
ssssysAlsg ssssssory osy bs arranged for as
tbs. ues.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
1anchester Items.
Dark Corner, June 10.

/, Dark Corner, June 10.
Well. Hr. Editor, I have been waiting for
that news, bot I have not caught up with
sny % far; however, I vill send you few
lioss for the paper anyway
Crops srs pretty good and generally we'll
worked. Some farmers are laying BY their
coro, others are s,ill working thsirs. Gar.
dsos are pretty badly burnt up. Wheat and
oats Lsvs sssn harvested. Wheat yielded
wall, bot the oats crop was slmos, failure,
90 our light lauds. owing to the extreme cold
last winter.
l attended court 10 your city on the ll,h
and !2'b. Spent several pleasant hours with
my old frisnes, Mr. and Mrs. l.. F jenkins
sed NJ. and Nrs. Geo. just Brown. Was
plssssd to zee the improved appearance 10 the
Court House. We hope the rscommss datiou
Of the Grand Jury will bs hesded, and ,his
al'hy habit Of splitting on the aoor bs stopped
And BY the wsy Judge Gage hi, us hard
one about our Court House chairs, 10.
Ne. and Ars r X Ardis, Of Levi, visited
rsla'ivss here Saturday and Sunday.
The Pioewood school had ito closing sxer.
eisss last night. The exercises were very
entertaining sod we're successfully carried
out.
The new Methodist Church ct Pinswood
will bs dedicated next Sunday, the Gath ius..
Magistrate b. =. Stack, Of Pioswood Isf,
Saturday evening for Lake CITY, whore urs.
Stack and Children have bsso visiting 70,
come time.
hessrs. J. L. aud Blandiog Ardis, James
r Kole ssd J. H. AcLsOd, spen, Saturday
10 Sumter.
wss glad to go soms,hisg from my Priv.
a'ssr friend 10 the lsst Issue Of the Watch.
man and Sou,hsoo
Issw Biidsd some time ago. Hs look, 8u,
aud I 'hiok could push pencil for you 70,
u hs would. Uoms out brother aod lot o.,
hear from you. Also ail the p. p. (pencil
pushsss) please come to ne front.
Politics are warming up some, and W. A.
Nssslss hss entered the race Tor mags,erisl
hs"ors sgsiuss the present incumbent, J. r.
Ingram. Say hurrah for little Billie.
Sidpa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
A Vegetable Curiosity.

hr. Gsrhafdt was showiog to bic fsisuds
Q tew days sgo Q carrot root and leaf s,alk
that isa perfect representation Of q human
right haod. II has the thumb aud four
nngsrs, the thumb having the proper proper.
hoo - to s.ss apd position, and the 6oqers
corresponding In shape and length to the
dngefs OF the hand The thumb eveo bso a
seam aod depression at the cod, on the upper
e'oe, corresponding to the nail. Ne. Gar.
nsrdt SAYS be has been 10 the gardening bus,.
nsss Tor 40 years, snd this 10 the most 70.
marsao'e vegetable production that he has
ever seen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

Lsss hil I spssissd ny lsh hip While
hss1liag so0s hsavy soxss. The doctor I
ssllsd % said 81 orss u wss slight strain
80 veslA ssea - yell. bot Il grew worse
asA sbs desser thee saiA bad rbsuustism.
Issss'lsssd 70 grow werss and could bard.
y ~ ssesad 70 ~ work. I wsot 70 Q
dsss store ED The drassIss recoumsndsd ne
- ~ Cbsabssiais's Pais Balm. I tried Il
ssd esshslf ef so-esss bottle cured ne
sstlssly. Gov rseeousod u to ell ny
lsissds. Il b for sals By Dr.. A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

Wstissss asd Ramssys Bot be regretted to
ssy sbat through the indifference Of their
dsscsodsa,s these. ooes glorious, nance had
esco0s almost uukawo, and be besought
them to bsstir themselves and rescue these
ssmss from oblivion ere too late. He said
that during the civil var Stsssburg had
again come to the front 10 the persoos Of
"Fisb,ing Dick" Anderson and Dr.. Nat.
thew T. Moore; the former the trusted
friend Of Lee and Jackson, aud the latter the
surgeon In chief at Fort Sumter slmos. from
the beginning OF the war, ful6lliog bis du.
tiss 90 bsavsly and accep,abiv that be was
kept there until the fort wss evacuated.
Col Darssu's address wss oojoysd from the
bseiening to the sud, every one rsgrstting
thst hs cut u short on account Of the lateness
Of The hour, and the applause was loud and
long.
Ne. Pioeknsy then arose aod thanked
Me, Williams sud her p,pils for the pleasure
given the audience, sud presented hiss viii.
liaus With large boqust Of bssutiful dow.
ore.
Your eorrsspoudsus regrets that be cannot
give due praise to the scholars By name, bus
this eaonot bs done except BY naming oil.
for Il would b impossible to cay which did
beet.
hiss Kate williams came here to teach uiue
ysars ego, sad With the exception OF two
years. whisn circumstances prevented, hes
taught ever since, and she won from the 6rst,
end hss ever sines rstaioed. the confidence
and frissdship Of pe.rous and pupils.
". ]. ReeS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

A. . meeting Of the board Of trustees ol
vssoss Ueivsssity lsss week Prof. Hssh O.
usysssessh. ef tbW city. Who hes been
Saving - ps'ssipsi Of the Fososais Ion
oss6sd Ssheel Zoe The pest yssr, wss elected
pslaslpsl oe The ssw.y established Atsinv
ssboel q Pssnas. Prof. Hsynswor,h 10 q
graduate os Pssese Usivsrsisy, and 10 N
ssls SD sespsssas nan. Bs taught the
sssssl es philosophy Q, Psrosn durieg Prot.
@. D. neess's lsavs Of sbssaes 10 ,h, ssssios
q laee!'ee. He proved . ssessssfsl ssaeh.
-. ssd osss great sssissaesios to the faeulsy
ssA pssssss a the usivsssisy. Hls macy
lsssAs hsss seaessts,ats hin 90 bic Success.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
The Philippine Commission

Manila, June 17.-Judge Taft and
bis colleagues of the civil comm issiou
are studying the difficult legislative
phases of the situstion preparatory to
the work Of ensotiog new laws 90
Sept. /. vhsn they assume legislative
power. The subjects have been teota-
lively divided among them ss follows:
Judge Taft-CrowD lands, land
titles. the church aod the civil service.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
The British Forces
are Being Reduced.
NATAL VOLUNTEERS AL.
LOWED TO 90 TO
THEIR HOMES.
Full Division to 60 to China.

London, Juue 18. 4.2O q. N There
are some iodicatious that Lord Roberts
considers the end Of the struggle iu
South Africa not far distant. Ooe Of
these 10 the fact that the Natal voluu.
teers who had seen hard service were
dismissed totheir homes by Sir Redvers
Butler Saturday. They we're oheered
as they left bis camp
Another indication is the report cur.
rent 10 euthoritatively informed mill.
tary orioles 10 London that complete
division Of regulars is to be Withdrawn
from Gen Bullsr's army aud embarked
at Durham for China. The troops
drawn from Iudis probably will 60
next.
Lord Roberts lot yesterday 20 by
without telegrsphing.
The correspond dents ct headquarters
are. as they have been for ten days,
silent.
Unof6cial Intelligence from Mschado.
dorp vie Loreuso Marques is to tho
effect that the British troops are near
Middleberg' The Boer narrative Of
the fighting east Of Pretoria posted on
. bulletin board outside Of President
Kruger's oar At Maohadodorp. ran thus:
'The oommandoes east Of Pretoria
10 the direction of Brcnkborst spruit
we're compelled to retire after q fierce
stand Of more than two days, 10 q way
that won tho admiration Of the acting
oommsndsut general. The short rife
fire WAS very hot aud for part of the
second day, especially late 10 the after
Ooon. the enemy fought At . distance
OF 100 yards. Our loss cannot be
given yet. The acting commaudsnt {
general only mentions Field Coruet Jan
Van Bureu killed. He Vas one of the
pluekiest msn 10 the field.
"lnformatiou is agsio ct hand 70.
gsrdiog the miserable cooditiou of the
enemy's troops that hsve penetrated to
johannesburg and Pretoria. They con
tinually complain Of the lack of food
Several British soldiers have died 10
the streets of Pretoria of exhaustion
and starvation. Along the roads lie
the ccrpses Of horses and mules, while
living animals are 80 weak that they
are hardly able to carry their loads"
Another bulletin at Mach q dodorp
according to dispatch dated June Is
says: "Fifteen officers and 500 British
soldiers. prisoners, have arrived al
Stsudertou. Free State. bound TO,
Nooltgedscht Thirty burghers we're
killed aud wounded during the last few
days 6sbtiog near Pretoria"
Mr. Steyu, in consequence OF Lore
Roberto annexation Of the Free Stat'
by proclamation deslariog that the Fee,
State will still exist, 10 indepe o den. aut
does not acknowledge the authority o
Great Britain.
The British prisoners at Nooitg gedsch
have been having exciting games o
football to keep themselves warm
They are, according to . dispatch frou
Loreozo Marques, without shelter O
medical comforts, spd are con 6oed be
tween two moun tsins, where the col
does sot shine until s. 30 . N.
Delsgos Bay merchants arc rushiuJ
goods toward Macbadodorp. the Boe
expectation being that the use Of th
railway will soon be lost. aud that sh'
preparations for . 6oal stsud 10 tb,
Lydenburg district must be prompt!
completed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
The Telephone Mfg. Co. Meeting

The annual neeting Of the s,ockholders
OF the Telephone hsuufac,uring Company of
sumter, 3. O., vas held at their Office 10 III "a
city on Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The president, Mr.. Blow, made a report of
the eusioess Of the past fiscal year, which was
very satisfactory.
The directors aud ,ficers are a. follows:
Peter Blow, president HiramJ Gro.
vsf' u secretary and treasurer O. T. Ma.
son, Robert SheIor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

w. the ball that hit q. II. s,,adman of
Ne""i. Mich. In the Civil War. I, caused
horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped for
~ Years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salye cured
him. Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns. iBoils. Eel.
on', Corns, Skin Erup,ions. Best Pile cure
on earth. rs cts. u box. Curo guaranteed.
Bold by j. +, W. DeLorme, Druggist.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20

The intense itching ard srlarting incident t.
these diseases, is instantly allayed by apply, ,us
Chanberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many
very bad cases have been permane.ly cured by
It. 1t is equally efficient for itching piles and
favorite remedy for sore nipples. ohapped
hands, chilblains. frost bites and chronic sore
eyes. 25cts per box. For sale by Dr. A. ].
China. Deo 800
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-20
State Dental Association.

The thirtis'h sopual meeting Of the South
Carolina State Dental sssocisiion ana S,.t.
Board OF Deotsl Examiuers will be held a,
Hsrris Li'b'. Syringe, commencing Tuesdsy.
July 50, at+p N. All dentists 10 the State
and elsewhere are cordially invited, sud all
ms@osrs OF the association are earoes,lv re.
quested to DO present.