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Notice
Birmingham, Ala, June 5,

Birmingham, Ala, June 5, 1900 Virginia and Alabama Coal Co.,. n Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Virginia and Alabama Coal company will be held at the office of said company in the city of Birmingham, Ala, on Wednesday, the goth day of June 1900 at F o'clock m. By or der of the president.
 H. H. CHAMBERLAYNE, 6-5-to-6-20. Secretary
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DIR. Y. E.. HOLLOWAY,
 Physician and Surgeon.

Young physicians and the lesser lights of the medical profess sion, probably for the want of other prae- tice, try to create the impression that they are expert in the treatment of private diseases. They delight in telling people that doctors who advertise are quacks and i'm posters. Now, for the
 NNFHA
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The best and biggest schoon- CT of beer in the city, direct from the keg; no pump used; at Union Saloon. l616 lst ave. 4-7-3m
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LOCAL MARKETS

local Cotton Narke. Good middling, S7sc. Middling, SAC. Strict low middling, SEC. Low middling, 77sc.
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Chicken every day at the Albert with Is and 25 cent meals.
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Metal Markets
Chicago Change

New York, June 16.-Brokers price fo lead, 3.6O for copper, 165O.
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Coffee

New York, June 16.-Futures opened barely steady, ten to twenty points decline under heavy receipts at Rio and Santos, and prediction of steadily increasing new crop movement, with cables disappointing and local disposition to liquidate general. No outside support and considerable pres sure to dispose of spot supplies. Closed steady at a net decline of ten to twenty points, Sales 13750 bags, including July 7.40l17 .45; August TAO; September, TAO; Mo- vember TAO; December 7.55@7.6O; February
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Treasury Statemeno

Washington, June 16.-Today's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund. exclusive of the s15OO00,0OO gold re- serve in the division of redemption, shows Available cash balances $149,O ,205; gold S71 656, ,089.
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Invigorating and refreshing Beer.
The age-herald., 1900-06-18

All nurchases and sabs are made direct on the Exchange for Which the order is given. 4, IT pa,,,o 1ntyre & Wardwell; Fur purneil' Hagaman & Sr;eons: Ware & Leland Chicago.
 References-First National Bank of Bir- ,,,ingham; First National Bank of Rome. Ga -
 Special attention given to orders over tele- phone and orders sent from out of the city,
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New Orleans Cotto1 Market

New Orleans Cotton Market
 New Orleans, June 16.-Cotton dull; sales 2O5O; ordinary, 11-l6c; good ordinary, s 3-16c; low middling, 5-16c middling, g 1-l6c; good middlng, 9Ac; middling fair 9Ac; receipts, l; stock, 14212.
 Consolidated statement: Net receipts, l. O5S; exports to Great Britain 3,324; to the continent, 3,219; stock 209 7S0.
 New Orleans, June 16-Cotton futures June, S.93@S 95; July, S.99d9.00; August, S.36G0 S37; September, 7.676D7.6 .6S; October, 7.3S6D7. 39 November, 7.296t730; December, 7.2S0i1.29 29 January, 7.2967.30; February, 7Slq7.33 March, 7.34Gl7.36.
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  Cash I. E. B. F. D. H William A Walker w Jacks
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Take the children to East Lake to play in the sand beds.

Have you tried 1.-the Ar lingtOn restaurant?
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No 3S, "Washington and Southwestern Limited" solid vestibuled train. Atlanta to Washington; Pullman sleeping car, Blr- mingham to New York; also Pullman II. brary observation car. Atlanta to New York, making close connection at Atlanta with through sleeper for Tampa, Fla.
 No. 86. "U. s. Fast Mail" carries Pull man sleeping cars, Birmingham to Char lotte, N. C., via Atlanta; also sleeper Att larta to New York.
 No. 37 carries Pullman sleeping car, Bir- .jingham to Greenville, Miss.
 E. S. Cannon, Third Vice-President and General Manager, Washington, D. ..
 J. M. Culp, Traffic Manager. Washington, D. ..
 w. A. Turk, O. P. A., Washington, D. c. c. A Benscoter. A. G. P. A, Chatta- nooga, Tenn.
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No. 9 solid vestibuled train carries Pull man Drawing Room Sleeping Cars Bir- mingham to Cincinnati and from Birming- ham to New York without change. Cafe dining car Attalla, Ala, to Radford, Va, and Cafe dining and observation car Chat tanooga to Cincinnati.
 No. carries Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Birmingham to Louisville and Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Chattanooga to Cincinnati also free Re clining Chair Car Chattanooga to Cincin- natl.
 No. 1 Solid vestbuled Train has through Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers, Birming. ham to New Orleans and Birmingham to Shreveport.
 J. M. cuIp, Traffic Manager. Washington.
 Frank 8. Cannon. General Manager
 e. A. Wlckersnap. Superintendent. Bir. mingham.
 w. Al. Turk, c P. A., Washington p. c.
 C. A. Benscoter, A. c. P. A., Chatta- nooga.
 R. M. Ellis. T. P. A, Birmingham. Ala.
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Three ships a week to Cuba, leave Port Tampa Il D. m. Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. For further information ad- dress B. w. WRENN,
 Pass. Traffic Man, Savannah, Ga. R. L. TODD, Div. Pass. Agent,
 Montgomery, Ala.
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(By Private Wire to Murphy & Co.)
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BATHING AT EAST LAKE.
 25c if suit is furnished; 15c if bather furnishes own suit.
Take the children to East Lake to play in the sand beds.

Invigorating and refreshing Beer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

3ariA perr aIt-NotionaIratb s. 81.
peper.Slnbooen, IN 2nRrn Derr Dberlt
Or. Gbnpber. gem. Dberisloarat. i'm
litter pon 70 Sabren.
0err &. 5. gaaimann. eetpeier 81.
rettnr Der yadfeinfabrit 3olitpfen.
oe6en Sob ih I'M lebien gerltt mel=
bette. bat Die Gtaot Bern gum Daupt.
erben einaeiebt, nit Der Neltimmnna,
baB Der yadlaB 3u eemeinniiblaen unb
ipoblibdtiaen 3meden peripenoet ,perbe.
Cur Gbruna oss Nnoeniens Der bei=
ben Siiraer. bic am meilfen gum 8eoei-
ben ppn St. Smer beiaeira9en baben,
but Der oortiae Gtabtratb beihlollen,
bic 0auptltraEe in Granciiloil GtraBe
umsutaufen uno elmer anberen StraBe
ben Namen Samuel Shmab : StraBe
ju perleibel.
Nad Ab9ang meiner lebten ROrre=
iponoens lanaten aus ben peridieben-
ften 8egenDen Deutlhlanbs Meloungen
an bon ilieoriger Semparatur. sSn
2eipsis berribte am IS. Mai pon friih
an bel 2 Grab iiber glull befti9er
Sdneefal. ebenio in gbennib. Nus
poien meloete man ebenfals 5hnee=
fall bel @rab iiber Nu1. eSn unb
um stutteart (Wiirtambere) Idneite
es 10. bab fir Die Wein- uno Sblt.
ernte bos Shlimmlte befiirdtet ipuroe.
Nus llngarn treffen Meloungen iber
Groit. aus Sber=llnsarn aub iolhe
iiber Gdneefaa elm. Dbf. Mais. Me=
BEN uno oil uielen Srten au1 8streioe
baben piel eslitten. Gumdnien tenoei
ebenfa1s miBli1en garitbt iiber ltatt=
eebabten 6roit. Sn Den Msinbsrsen
Der Hbeinae9enoen ionen Die lebtsn tal=
ten gSabte itellenmeiIe iebr seidaoet ba=
ben. Nus Dem 3iirher Weinlano er=
tDnen aud Sipbsbutldaftsn. 9as Sber=
mpmeter fiel in Der 9ta1t pom II. auf
Den Is. 9Jfai Bel lpoltenlole,n Siwmel
ouf 2 @rao @ellius. Sn Den unteren
uno mittlsren 9aeen baben bic Gebe,l
ltart 9eIitten Die Gartoffeln lino err
frorsn uno Der s6aoen an SbIiertra9
lit leoenEolls au6 ein beoeutenoer. eSn
Den Gantonen glaraau uno goisqano
bat Der Irolt oil ben Gultllre1l, no.
nentli6 al Den 3ebe1, aud erbeblihen
shnbeu onoerihtst. e}n un|erer Sc
9enb 1T Der Gbooen bis lsbt unbcoeu=
tsno. Seood 1T man inmer, nod niht
aus Der Soras beraus. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
Cine S1rcGenSnGd,s.

vlRan beats arobe geIoraniB fir Die
Wittwe Oes brapen Generals 8urnbam
bon Mubias, DE-. als Der Oottor ioete,
oub Die Srau on Der SungenentSiinoun9
'lterben plroe, ebe Der gRprgeu graut, ="
10 i6reibt Srau g. 8. 2incoln, Die oer=
Ielbsn ludbreno jener iur6tbaren Nadt
obgemartet bate, vaber lie bat fit 9r.
Sings 9elu GiscouerD, luelhes ibr 2e=
ben l0on mebr iuie eiumal serettet uno
lie oon Ger Nus5ebrung turirt batte.
9taNoem lie bon oieier MeoiSin gsnom=
men bGtte, idliei lie Die sanse Mabi
blnourb." Siele munoerbare Weoi5in
miro sorantirt. oaB iie ale 0als=,
Sruf= uno 2unaenfrantbeiten furirt.
Sur SOC. uno sl.00. grobeflai6en
frei in j. s. 0iiller & sobn's Npo=
t1efe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
&alter Stabl ooer Der SOP.

IS lit nur cine tleine 6ofinunQ
guer 2eben 81 rettell unO oas lit burd)
eine Speratiou," mar Die fllr1tbare
NusIiht, Dor lpelthe Der Wrst SSrau s.
9. Sunt in 2ima Gloge. gDi5., fteute,
na0oem ct uergeb!id uerIubt bate, lie
bon einem fbmeren Masenleioen uno
Der Ge!biudt gu turireu. gr sdblts
nidt auf Die nunoerbare Graft bes
electric yltters fir ole 0eilung Don
Mio0ell= lllO 2eberleioen aber lie batte
oabon 9eb0rt, nabm lieben Sloiben,
muroe gQn5litb furirt, berlnieo OeS
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uno fiillt beHer oenn je. IS miro be-
itimlut garaatirt. oaB e5 Wagen=, 2e=
ber= uno Niereniibel furirt uno nie=
mails enttGuidbt. preis soc. in 5. s..
Miller's NpDtbefe. l
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

Biliige Sonntag5 Greul 3ionen nad
Dem ShiD Rioer auf Der GleOelano, Sos
rain & @Iselina giienbabn. z
= sSSn Miirsburs, 9eutIblanb, tpurot
Die iui1tige gntoefllng gema9t, bob
Yafterien ourtb gleftri3itdt aetootel
weroel f5nnen.
Sn Oregon Miro Die japoneIii9e
@inlpanoerune nit Grpuben begriibt.
IS fellt bort 9eioaltig oil Nrbeitern
fir Die 3uderriibenfelOer, uno Die sa=
paner 5oben li6 fir oieIelbe aIs febr
braud)bar eriuielen.
Nbi6dbun9el sufolae betrdgt Die
les Sabr Die eubaniIGe 3uderernte ca.
$4,000 Sonnen ipeui9er, als lebtes
Sabr. 6ollte es m0ali1 iein, bab re=
publifaniiGe Beamte 3uferrobr in oer=
Ielben Weile tuie 8elo ifeblea 2
Sic e,I1s Geelblange Der @ailon
1T all ben Geitaoen Slem Seriep's aufs
getauht unb ioll als belonoeres Genn-
3eiben Die gnaeipobnbeit baben, ,pis
elm Gdnellru su ipringen. Gs 1T aud
Die bDblte 3eit, oab etpas Mbmebsluna
in Die Beibidte tpm!nt, oenn oas alte
Geeiblangen Mdr6en fling an re1t
langlueili9 81 tDeroen.
4 yisber bate Qlmerifa Die langften
Giienbabnen, bod lino oieielben ieBt
ourh bic 1ibiriide @iienbabn tpeit iiber=
troffen. Die 2inie Dpn Neip Oorf nah
San Grancisco betrdat ettpa $500 Mei=
len, iudbrenb bic iibirii1e Babn Bis
Bort Mrtbur runo 4400 Meilen i'm
blirhlaufenoen 0eleiie bat, bon st.
petersbnrg ioear iiber 5000 Meilell.
Die Rotten Der aliatiIhen ueberlanD-
bahn tperoen iebt auF rln6 500 Millic.
men Dollars angegeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
Serl)rolDene 3ierotDe.

6err Wtaior. Der beriibutte Genient Sobritont ppn
Neu Nprt erflGrt eiHige iebr intere0ntc 2bGtadeu
betrefTs Dtajor's &enient
3e grnGe WtGnGe ioeide bteitn bcfanntci Nrtel 9e=
bradt, ipeiB lpubi oGB Ell peIe bnnoert rp3ent bsl
Ter iii ais Nnbate Gemnte fir lpelshe berictbe Mn=
tprnG gemed)t miro aaer g5tee ntlicn llltbt marrnl
Sic einiatbe uriod)e lit oaB Waor Die beitcn le be=
ten 6eies nid fpn ipcit bieieben f0tIpeli9 ub unb
oesboib felnen 9roBen 4reIt geftatten, 3err Molor
la9t Nr5 oaB ettt geftaubibel lencs Getents 81 70
oas Wfun0 nrb Elm arDerer s2.65 Die Gallpne foitet
bd5reno ell grpber SVeil ppn IDgeNaantem Cement
nuo flniii9em Setm In anoel ntS ipeiter it, aIS Is
Gents Setin angeibit III gBaer pier @ttrpnrniaure
no III malicDen fSQln nod gedaoert III SSarbe unb
5crud) onrea 3uioB pou biaigen nno uHnlBeH Wate=
rlal;eli.
Maiors Cement prb Sit Is unb 25 Gents per SSfaide
nsrfelft mn psu eu pGubler eiNet hnoeren NrttteI
an|tatt bciielben 5u oerfaufen iuGb 10 fan man ber
eln baB Is Ieine abibt it, esnen grbBeren Frofit gu
ntaben
Scr Yrpfit an Wiaipr's Gement lit iopiel ols Elm
6dnblcr al rgenb einem Cement madet iollte. uno
Das tit bpppelt ruobr lnetin matt beoentt oaB Der
3dnber en0 nod ourcb 3errn Wtoisr'S Mn3ei9en pro=
tftrt 3teie An5e'sen folten iber 5000 ben Wonat
Gtablirt 1876.
Beitett baranf bab Sbr Ntaior's Cement erbaItct
unb be9ni9t ent9 nibt NIT oem unaaB9ebltd,en @atb
beg slppt9efers
Menn sbr etpas Gedoitiidfeif beiibt dno Sbr ,per.
bet mabribeinlitb ousnben. bog Shr geinidter ieib
nls Sbr gcllaubt bobt) 10 fDnnt sbr Sure 8nlnlnis
idnbe unb bic 3ansd)nbe elbi repartren, ehfnip me
rgenb eineil anoeren Nrtifel ppu Sunni poer Seber
nit Ntajer3 eutrltsG emeiIt D0er 9RalDrs SeeerGe-
ment abr iperoet touneu, mic ptee Collars baburh
pdbrenb Des sSobres geipart iperoen fDHnen.
9genn Gner 9pDtbefer Dteien Geutent nibt iiefern
fan 10 piro Gn ir9enb neldbe Sorfe per Yolt porto.
fret augeianbt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

Ser rBepbanter" erihent ieben 1pnnerstag umter
fuqenben GnbicriptipnSpreien
fir bic Ser Staaten nab @anaba NIT ber Mders
nnb 6artenban 3eian9 in Borausbe5ablpn9 ...s .5O
Mirb erit i'm 9}erlune beS sJahrcS pber nod Abs
Iauf beSiaben besablt -. 81. Is
SIR 9eutidIanb uub bic Sehweis obne Die .Nder,
nnb Sortenbau 3eituns" bel Woransbeaablnng ~. 90
Wenn natb Ablau eineS SermiuS elm AbDnuent 0aS
8Intt nidt reinrt reip mehr aIS SDei 9nmnern ati'
ntrnmt 70 ipirb ber gereeube aud tir ben plgenben
Ierlnin als AbDnnent engetra9en.
60 lauge Der GuberiptipnSpreiS fir oas 9latt nod
yans poer tbepe,e ausitebt bari fein Mbonnent bass
ielbe oer,peigern.
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
o.. as second class matter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

w CSEly SiIfj 6Gii NtiU.
Columbia. S G., Ju.s s l&oe.-
D1f;ae tie vces eadins s .. u. efaig
I'd, iae temperature a7a77se;esaa re: :-.: - 8
aud 5aogea oetwe5a . tos@.t2a:2 Q: 81
aod ulairca c; IS degrees Il
was ez;remslg ;acora5!e oa growing
crops.
Heavy rains prevailed dusias sae dass
pars OF The week. aaG ca Jaae 20 D.
10 tie zcu,5eas:srn, norsheastesa aal
nor,awes;eru coa"ties the a@2u5ts 70:
the veel; ranged ssom 4 to 6 ;soacs,
wbile widely scattered localities asd
less ;bao iaeh The average fer the
State vas , so inches. This following
the previous weeks rainfall, rendered
the ground too vet 70. cultivation eea-
orally, and, ia cocoecsioo with the
high temperature, caused grass and
weeds to grow very fast, SO that there
is general complaint of foui crops
Locally bottom lands we're o7esao we'd
and crops destroyed, aod lands were
badly washed aud quilted The out
look for staple crops. over large pog-
ton of the State, is reported very poor,
but 10 the Congaree aud lower Wa'eree
valleys, ever a large por'ion of the Pee
Dee section, aud ip portions of LeziDg.
ton, Eagefeld, Saluda aud Greenwood
counties are umimpaiTed and promising.
Dry weather aad sunshine are needed
for cultivation and to clean fields.
Locally higa winds damaged corn and
fruit trees
Upland corn is generally in good
condition, but some is turning yellow
apa 6eing. while practically the whole
drops lacks proper cultivation. tuco
oorn vas destroyed on bottom lands BY
overaows. Late corn 90 stubble lands
is doing we'll
The general condition Of cotton is
poor. on account of TOO much moisture,
lack of cultivation, aud che prevalence
of lice. Some fields have been aban-
doned, CT plowed up and planted to
peas, while the complaint of grassy
fields is sow general, except as to sea
island, which is in excellent condition.
Cotton on sandy lands looks sickly.
In the western portions much has not
been chopped to stands |: is generally
srall, and not fruitlng we'll, although
recently is growing nicely and bloom
ing freely.
Tobacco improved, but is ripening
SLOWLY, delaying cutting and curing.
Worms less Numerous Wheat in
shock was badly damaged by the rains
causing sprouting tb:asios progresses
slowly, aud is not much more than half
finished. Rloe is thriving. Many
peaches, grapes, and tomatoes rot as
they ripen Cane. pastures, gardens,
aod sweet potatoes are foarlshiog.
Melon vines are blightiog aad suffer
log from excessive moisture, affecting
both the quality aud quantity of the
yield.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
The War Not Over.

LoDdan, July 3, 4:50 a. 1t is
clear tta: Lord Roberts does oot coa
ss2sr the war 10 Soa;h Africa eoted.
sa he bas put stop to the retura Of
civilians and has ordered tie mining
uon back to BIoemsonteiu He is
credited with thiukiog '5a: three
mouths must elapse before affairs will
&c settled enough to permit of the re-
su.op:ioo OF business. A large BODY
OF British are again reported TO be in
Sssz:iasd
Geo. Rund;e bss issued prcciana,
ton announcing that farmers discover
ed to be aar5oring armed burgaers aud
not iuto:nlng against them viii have
their .a,ms confsca.ea and the receipts
:hey mold for goods reqals'ioned CAP
called, Of will De compelled to pay
iac OF cot less thar half a crown Per
morgen oa the area OF ibe farms.
BULLETIN FROM BULLEE
Lordoo, july 22-4he wa. cfsioo has
received the toi5vsag d.spztca Sem
Gea Buii!er:
.Slsoaertcr, sardey JAY =
Gsa. ia::5o. Coke VIZ. he :4:, i.
o1ig2ao 1sc0na9tsessG :; eue - te.73ss:s
i :iEiestoe::., f25.-v&ai, asl; i..a..3. 2 i.S5;l
Of rs e1ocly @.ia - >
.t--..,rr- ~ ..isz. y.3tl.# s4stfe ;;,e-.:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
The Oregon Ashore.

Loudoo. Jure 80 The Shanghai
correspondent of The Times. tele.
graphing yesterday, says: "The
United States ba,tleship Oregon went
ashore 10 Jog Of Hoo Kie Island, 35
niles orth Ct Chefoo MessrR. Jardioc
Ma,hleson & Co., are seudiss her
assistance
Washington. June 20 Up to mid
night tonight 40 ohiclal news had been
received in Washington bearing oa the
repo,: that the bastleship Oregon had
gone ashore pear Chefoo.
Early las. week Admiral Remev vas
directed TO send this Vessel from Hong
Kong to Takn Capt. Wilde is hsr
commande-. She lett Hoogkong last
Saturday nighs two days ahead Of her
expected departure, and bad on board
in addition to ber regular crew l64
sailors aud usriccs. brought 70 HoDg-
kong from Mapila by the Zs6ro. The
distance she had to travel was about
| 800 miles eDd the calculation CT the
raval offi,iais here was that il the ves
sci msde record time she would be a.
Takc IN siz days, To-day is the sixth
day tie Oregon has been on her voy
age, so that 10 all probability she Gust
be 10 the vicinity of Chefoo If she malr-
tanned Ger reputation as (as: battle.
ship.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

If Barney Evans or any other of
the candidates could give justified
bond to make the railroads build q
passenger depot and train she'd in
keeping with the Importance of this
city as railroad center we
think we can safely promise
the full vote of Sumter to
that candidate But talk is cheap
and campaign promises are easily
made and just as easily broken, and
ne do not believe il safe to vote for
candidate merely on account of the
promises be may make. But Sumter
is in SAD need Of better depot accom-
.nodations, and the Railroad Com
missioner who uses his position to
require the railroads to erect larger
and better depot here would be per
forming his plain duty and no more.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

While naoy towus are revising there
population claims aod knocking of toe
excess by toe thousands iu anticipation
Of tie publication OF the census figures,
Sumter has to do nothing OF the kind,
aud is eatiog 80 GROW 10 this year Of
grace. We have claimed 5000 as the
population Of Sumter for sometime, and
unless all signs fail the ceLsas report
will show that we have been too modest
10 cur claims by at least a thousand.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

Washington, June 80 The follow
ing dlspstch was received st the nevy
department. th;5 morning, relative to
;ac grounding Of the Oregon
"Cbe Foe. June % Anchored yes
torday, dense fcg, 10 seventeen faihons,
three miles souta Of How ke light,
gulf Of Pc Chi!ia. Sent cut two boats
aod sounded. least wa;er 6ve aud hal.
fa,boms. Weather cleat. Got uoder
way AID struck Pionac!e rock Much
water 10 forward compartments. Pee
:ecs,y smooth Shall charter steamer
!, possible ct Che foo and tighten sup
Roeia .,.:saen side Of ship aoove G92icie
bottom a,Gaf ;:i5&&.a5a lG a!Gi: tas;.ae
s:sc t..foaeh ootio1 OF Il!
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
SCHOOLS.
NOTICE TO TEACHES.

OFFICE OF
co. SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION.
Sumter, S. c., Ju-e 10, 1900.
rTyHE SUMNER SHOoL for colored teach
ers will be he!d here begiuning, July
10Th for four weeks and
For white teachers Aug1se 18Th TO Septem-
her l!th Inclusive
Attendance means renewal OF all certi6-
Gates except 'iClass 3. ;"
TIE County Board of Education will pay
SIS to every ,eacoer elected TO teach in the
public schools Of tne county, who attends
punctaally and regularly
J. EDWIN 2EMBSRT,
County Superintendent Education.
June 20-3t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04

The Charleston Exposition is pro-
crossing famously nearly all of the
capital stock has been subscribed; the
company has been organized With
officers and board CT directors selected
from Gharles:on;s most progressive aud
pubic spirited business men; a
site has been selected ADD work on
the grounds will begin at ao carly day.
We believe that tie Charleston Exposi-
ton will be the greatest and best ever
held ir the south, that it Will attract a
greater number Of visitors from the
north and wes: than either the New
Orleans, Atlanta or Nashville shoss
apd that i. will be of more Substantial
beae6s 70 the south. aud South Carolina
especlally. The Exposisloc is to be
10 Charleston, bus it is southern aud
South Carolina show and the business
men Of this State and CT all the South
eastern States should, if they have their
own interests at heart, do all within
their power to uake the best use of the
opportunity the Exposition affords them
20 have the resources of the State of
South Carolina and the Southeastern
States fully and 'ruthfully displayed.
Charleston iS assuming the larger sbare
Of the responsibility ADD burden OF
making the Exposition success, but
the city cannot, ia the nature Of
thiogs, receive the larger part of tee
benefit ,ha, Will result, consequently
any charge that Ctarisstoa IS moved
entirely by selfish spirit is uo,roe aud
foolish. We hope io SEQ the ouslacss
Interests of the State united as one mao
aod working for the success OF toe
grea. Sou,hean Exposition to be aeid
10 Charleston.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-04
SOUTH CAROLINA hIILITRY
ACADEMY

Ore Beoeiciary Scholarship is to be FLIED
f1on Sumter County by competitive e1sci-
nstioaa Application bla3ks, With accom-
psnying instructions, rsag te obtained from
,he Count Superintendent OF Edccat:on.
These blanks, properly flied out: Eust be in
the hands of COL C S GADSDEN, Chair
roao Board OF Visitors, By the first day of
August July 4-2.