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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
Shipping.

Passengers per steamship City of Au.
gusta for New York-H. C. Hagerty, R.
Anderson. II A. Warden II. NJ. Wilson,
A w squires T. 5. Warland. d. Brad
ley. r. j. Wanoma, W. ". Pollard, w.
H. Chamon c. Naxheld. H. Rambler, r.
Parrey. r. r. Lauden. George Anderson,
L. W. Osay. G. Triton, j. s Boston, L.
J. FAIRY, H. L. Brat Miss Rose McGill,
r. II. HUI. Miss Murphy Lieut. Janet,
Mrs G. Waunbacker. Miss SeckendorR.
John Morrissey. Daniel Hart, A. Desbouil-
Ions, Miss Lucille Desboulllous. G. A.
Cfossman, L. j Murphy and wife, Miss
Lydia Wilimore. Miss Maggie Downey. A.
b. Chase, Charles 7. Barker
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Jacksonville Fla. Feb. 1S.-Entered.
schrs Efie --, Hope Town, Abaco;
Peuobscot. Dodge, Perth Amboy.
Charleston, 5. c., Feb. 13.-Arrived,
steamships Iroquois, Kemble, Jacksonville,
and proceeded 10 New York Comanche,
Pennington, New York, and proceeded to
Jacksonville.
Port Tampa Fla, Feb 10 Arrived,
steamship Yarmouth, Smith, Havana.
Sailed steamship Olivette, Stevenson,
Havana, via Key West
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all hydrograhpic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of ves-
sells free of charge in United States ny
geographic office in custom house. Cap
tains are requested TO call at the office
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
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From the New York Commercial an,

From the New York Commercial and
Financial Chronicle, Feb Il.
The visible supply of cotton 90 Feb 10.
as made up by cable and telegraph. is as
follows. Continental stocks as well as
those for Great Britain ana the afioat are
inns weeks returns and consequently all
European figures are brought down 10
Thursday evening. But TO make the total
the complete figures for Feb 10. we add
the item OF exports from the United
States, including in it the exports of Fri
day only.
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According to the foregoing, Bombay ap-
pears to show an increase compared with
last year in the weeks receipts of $4,000
bales. Exports from all India ports re-
cord gain of 5000 bales during the week
bales
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Foreign Exports.

Per Norwegian bark Leviathan, for
Gutujewski-625l 25l barrels rosin, valued at
81, ,800-Cargo by Paterson, Downing & Co.
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Receipts at Railroads.

Per Central of Georgia Railway, Feb.
l3.-679 bales cotton.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway, Feb.
l3.-3M bales cotton.
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weekly Marker Rerie,r.


After strong market on Monday (Feb
0 cotton ruled huctuatIne an the weax
~, min, q err, ,,r5ar,o,,, g., ~. -.
''Ye'
part. AZ the ciose on saturday August
vas IA points higher at 625c Near months
were stronger, March closing 20 points
higher al 6.24c. Developments of the week
were of a decidedly bullish character; the
movement especially being very light. al
though there is some claim that had
weather interferes. Recent changes in the
statistical position have been phenomenal
as is strikingly shown IN the following
comparative figures:
1889 1878
Port stocks, Dec. 2 .......1, 1,9l6.O0O l.07s 600
Interior stocks, Dec. -. 70sOOO $50 Oo0
Total .......................2O2 2O24.O0O ] .Gs7 00o
"
Ports Feb 10 .............. 500 coo / 925 o0o
Interior, Feb 10 ....,,.,.. 53i00 "a Ono
Total ............ .,....,...1. 43e 0o ! 7ql ooo
Crop in sight. Jan. 6....... SOP Ooo = 5S4 nan
Crop in sight Feb 10. q al ooo ont3 o,o
From the above il win he seer erst
that total United States stocls ,ar, 80
interior, in about two months have de-
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savannah Almanac.
Sun rises at 6.a5 and sets at 5:25.

High water at Tybee to-day at 1912 a.
m. and ll:10 p. m. High water at Savan-
Egh one hour later.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

Steamer Doretta, Chadwick. Blunton-J
II. Judkins.
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Last quarter, 90. il hours and 46 min
utes, morning. new moon. 10th. hours
aud So minutes, morning; first quarter,
nth, hours and 13 minutes, morning; fun
moon 25th. hours and 81 minutes, morn
ing.
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vessels Cleared Yesterda


Bark Leviathan (NoD. Frivold, Gutujew-
Downing x Co.
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10 Sunday 1880
p on Monday
"a
1900 - eN ~ w '" O"-'' eA'ep' sun
make
exclusively
library and observation Electric lighted and heated
a olows
Coast
Mong is
Washington
Petersburg
M
No q and
Waycross
and via and
NewYo
s
to
and Tnby
Port
p.
E. A. Ticke Agent, De sooH Hotel
H. MFADDEN. tsnt GeneralP Pass Agent
B.. Passenger TRAFFIC.
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our cable states that Bremen stocks
have been corrected by the addition of l00.-
900 bales. This applies a.so TO figures for
third and fourth weeks of January and
first week Of February. The actual addi-
ton 10 the stock this week is, therefore.
5000 bales. not 135.G00 bales
The imports into continental ports the
past week have been 1872 600 bales.
The above figures Indicate an increase
in the cotton in sight TO date Of 461 l04
bales as compared with the same date of
1898. a gain Of 9lG956 bales over the CORE
spending date Of 1897. and an excess of
,047 659 bales over 1896
India Cotton Movement From all Ports
The receipts of cotton a Bombay and the
shipments from all India ports for the
week ending Feb. 9, aud for the season
from Sept. ] TO Feb 9 for three years
have been as follows:
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Arrived at Tybee.
An unknown steamship.
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Total European stocks. . $40 200 l. $3.50. 300
India cotton afioat for Eu-
rope ........... .....-.. 9oooo 10000
American cotton ahoat foe
Europe ....u.... -. $4,000 el3.ooo
Egypt, Brazil. etc. afioat
for Europe ................ 5000 5000
stock in L.. 5. ports....... 9JO3R 298. .9Ss
Stock in u. s. Interior
towns ........... .......... 531,0q0 55s,555
L. s. exports to-day....... 81, ,020 q, 565
-
Total visible supply ....4,S1S, 562 4457, ,458
OF the above totals of American and oth-
er descriptions are as follows:
American
Liverpool stock. bales - ,637 900 1015. 600
Continental stocks ....... $4,000 So 900
American atioat for Eu-
rope ........... ............ $4,000 $4,000
United States stock ...... 950342 .290 93s
[. S interior stocks....... 531,0 900 55s $50
L. s. exports to-day y....... 81, ,020 a Cos
Total American ..........4622. .362 4.1S4.i5S
Total East India, etc.. 296 200 273 300
Total visible supply ....49lS.562 4.457. 45s
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Lv. Savannah 7::3O p.
m, carrying through
Pullman sleeper Sa-
vannah to Atlanta.
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PAINE, MURPHY & co.

d r OK Err g
orders Executed over Our Private Wires
COTTON, N,STOCKs.GRAIN a PROVISIONS
For Cash on Margins
LEGAL Securities bought and sold
Telephone $50
AoaTo OF Trade Building. Jackson Building
Saw annah. Ca Atlanta Ga
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shinning Memornndn.

,amship city of Augusta, New York.
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lS97-9S.
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sConnection via Macon and Machen'
,,-o,,nection via Machen and Macon.
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Plant System.

Trains Operated Meridian Slower Tn
READ DOWN. TIME CARD RE
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EASSGNUEN Sun
SHORTEST OPERATED PASSENGER
LINE BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND
Goth Meridian Time)
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MARINE VIEWS.

SAN FRANCTSCO-~ArYE. April Il. str
Wasntefsaw Tacoma. str brunswick
Gravs harF1gr schr Glen. Grays harber,
str SewburE Csvays haTbor: str Arcata
Coos bay: sehr Eureka. Caqaills.
yTC~ruRIA-Arriv~d. April Is. Gail hid
Temuco. san Ere nclsco: Br sa British
General san Francisco
TABLE rAy-ArTfTed, April T. FIR Lk
Marguerite Fsstsa from Oregon
AsTspIA-safi~s April a. fr ak LES
Adespes for Queenstown Arrived. tug
NalsuIa san Francisco.
SOUTH BEN p-'Saiie3 April IL sEsgr
lanes A csarflsli San Francisco
PORT YI.AK E{.EY~-Sailed April Il Br
TX Isssrralalaa. for Sydney. sehr Challenger
Cor San Fra etsSg.
PORT GAM pEsES~sai3ss. April Is. satIr
Marie e srnith for San Francisco. Ar
rived nk Caronleisf san Francisco
PORT A%G TesSs April *.
Eaw m Hawaiian Isle. from rne1zaisslis.
Fer Melbourne p- Adelaide.
psgRT TOWNSEND Passed IN April e.
Pr sfr fs9enogse from Yokohama fer Ia
g3r-rz ar xa Tevvynnaak from Victoria
Tor Tacoma Passed efat. Br ID Dominion.
frarss ugakeisx fer sydney
PORT nf.Ah EISK.i Sailed April Il.
x.rh~ s~As5Errgsr far s4r Pedro.
-rACTgMs wesf krrfi IS SrhF Soha
etseGF frera TssnsagGfa. str fszag5na.
from ssastae. szllsf scEar AHE<s Larsen.
FOR san Pedro
SnSEazs-sIasch ) ~ u " sh Wsytarer,
fresh TAcagSsa TO- Liverpool.
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THEY RIDICULE IT.
Many People Ridaeoie the Idea of
ma Absolute Cure for Dyspcp-
sia and stomach Troubles.
Rfdieul~. However, Is Net Argument.
and Facts Are stubborn Things.

S.n-,aes, trnsss}es ara 50 common ansl in
rsost eases So obstinate IL Nufe thai ps-e-
t,aa mr.. apt 10 hook with susg iCisf On any
rsrgszsSiy claiming - - a r@2te@i, s.ernIa
-efst cure Tar Dyspepsia sod indigestion
Anny such pride themselves on their
scusen%sz IN never teing han1ousgcd IS.
pec3ai}y III medicines
Tnss fear ~ being husub1ggei can be
carried too fAT 80 far. ia fact, that
MARY people s1Esr for years with weak
digestion rather tHzH risk HtLaA tine and
rr50rey in faithfully testing she claims
MADE " u preparation 50 reliable an1 ans-
epr.a1y used as Ssaart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets
" agrsrsat II e9e important -sespsSs from
or<ssnxsy proprietary nzs4iei1ss for tae
.,,s.ffr8.g~ 70 s~s-rsss "a made ~ yesasr m
srassisrtt~ but analEsts sanHsz them 70 con
fzfn he natural 1ssasz3xs fSr.nents. sssyr
zxeggg:s rssassa. the digestive sG5s.s, G0ssssz
axe nee reFharcse F7sftE<sr 81 fHeg So prev
erf4t{y or &uY organ. AGs Fs~Y eBTe in3!-
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car sarv seE5SssFt0n H1t1 ez1sTs&Ess tFssgs 1a~s
whcrszs ire a aoze sx5S.s4e Is really IL tAe
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Froaza&es wHsca are afteA sailed 81 saswS
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CITY OF TOPEKA RETURyS.
Will 60 on Dock 10 Repair Hole
In Her Pert Side.

Under her own steam and with scarcely
hint OF the fact that she had been hurt
on tr@acherous Northern rocks the City OF
Topeka steamed into port at 10 o'clock
last night She iefr Juneau Wednesday
morning and made almost as good time
down as though she had been in normal
condition II goes without saying that she
had no passengers or freight.
The most interesting persons on board
the Topeka were Capt. Goaaali. OF GoodaII.
Perkins e. Co. Capt. Thompson In COM
nand OF the steamer, and experimenting
Engineer Lacy, who went up on the AL
kf with a wrecking OUTFIT prepared to
relieve the distressed steamer Capt.
GoodaIl was well satisfied with the show
ing the injured steamer had made He
said:
'~rhs Topeka simply sheared around in
Wrangei narrowx and the force OF the
tide drlftci her on to boulder which Gu.
hole in her port side. The report OF a
misplaced buoy published Ia the Juneau
% pers ~ all roI.
AS 70 nv own trp have made rail-
read time. I left San Francisco on April
and caught the Ai-ki here. OF course we
cannos tell the futi extent % the Topeka Is
Ia iurs.s ftil get eer oar of THE water.
We expect 10 par her en- tho dock at once.
probably Al tire Puget sound naval sta
tiGn
The city Or SEatfts feft me evening
Before we ftd We passed her next uioFr-
IL. about o'eiczk. II we had net know
that the I.aurada was ahead OF Us we
wauia have steamed .rto NansifIbo 70 wire
news of her 70 Seattle.
Il shall remain here III the vessel Is
properly locked. hope that she may ne
able 10 eet through her repairs In time
10 take her next regular Tuw. April x
We snet The tag isasolate a. Bella Bella
last F'gsssay morning. coming south in low
Of fwc Aulrgns,
we met The Saata Cresx iH Wgsngel mar
rows ssuuarin ending Engineer Lacy was
aboard % her with q complete wTeckins
asl.ft. He boarded the Topeka and came
back wifh as"
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches TO Post-Inteiligencer
NEAH April Is = H. Bar0nlefs r
- -: light rain; vest wind, miles Pass
ed In, last night a 4-mast schooner, p.
night, schoensrs. s p. IN
TWIN. April ls.-4 p. Ha.-Heayy rain.
light nest wind.
PORT CRESCENT, April ia D. M
barometer. = -. light rain; wind, west
niles.
CLAfTAAM April lS.-+ p. N Heavy
rain; light west wind Passed out sh Ha-
wasian Isle In tow of ths T'yee. during ne
n.ght. Passed up, steamer s:ta a gi.
tug Sea Lion, $50 a. N. a steamer, uif
q m IN fhe straits. passing m. q iarge
steamer. IN she straits bound our. iva
scfooners In th@ hay slls Dalgoraar. In
verrgeszbarr ard william MITCHELL tugs
Raooni and Magic and tug Katy witA
a boom,
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ors again. and va q. not lose any
kline - undressing.
Lang after TIA hattie was over sharp
shooters es the enemy were IA trees ard
windows and would sksn0t az rs II we
happened ascna 81 sae vsssnssv Of where
they ws-e. hat We organized 3 party
All soan had them taken.
We did rot have rox call Until Nor
DAY night. and I tell yysu = was sad
org. ard every Izn wha could posi-
ny scramble oGs did So for TO one
wishsa 20 know that sh,s-e was 10 re-
sperse whe2 aSs NAME was called ard
as each pror fellows ZANE was eafTed
who fell tie words .1seAas or wound
ed was ST opposite ais narne, Oar
company had toe heaviest loss % any
company. for we rad Eae heaviest Sight
ing. rhey were all xoo4 fellows. who.
CT course. raay have mad fselr fasi;s.
bat whose nSsle aerosszf .fsspss have OBJ
Etsratea all their snsrtcOstinKs.
Grandest Charge Ever Made.
Gen. ksng. wha rode Ep a uaomen.
lazer-se nd c6Snnan ca rs al night
took CT bis bat 10 the srave bors
who fs'l. ard sasd 70 the rest Of us.
for there wers ensy farsy-esght OK US
LETT now
Boys, this IL the gYanhest
charge that Has ever beea naae
by an American body a tropps.
This charge will 90 Down In Afs-
tory. and each mas ~ yon will
be especially nent8oaed In con-
Eress. - sakins part anA wis.,
1iaG the svicsaRy - the best
cAarge nsAe ~ Manila, 90 the
s1AlsA trir4 for a.tsUe1ty years
To AaDtsrf tAfs LII 50 Aknea.
and yet sixty-eAPee A0erteans
have taken IL In tea hours.
He then took the aame2Aof those OF
MS whs wsse lsft. The Tti4no regiment
And C2lHasuaans An1 paxs N Aour regi-
naAnt thsn came 40. ana cheer after
cheer rent the air in houo1 ef our VIC
S0ry- fefv three companies had the
aseaxtsst and sksad.ss< lfrs at any COM
,UAusssz jnr Na1iias MesaeyH under
sMAx0y SGfe sfde ef2xun Ho1fx sbwr.
.Aeaxsn knows. eur. tosxes-wexs great.
though not many Of the s9osandea wAi
{ -. s Assd - Hpnas1e ~ puiticn
1ussAe sAes& 4etlss AAa ~ 5dkexfder has
heen baaHksnnd ulste sssr 1900. The
: sur Sscns cana up to thu hfll and I
had ms haed Dressed, and we then
sem ont search parties 10 isnk up nd
care for our dead aud wsundsd, " hich
were many.
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CORPORAL WELDON WOUNDED.


WASHINGTON. April fS.-The war de-
partmsnt torligtt.' received from Gen Otis
the following casualties not heretofore re-
ported: IS
kaleG-Third artillery Aprii 10. Sergt
John l., Lang. Private A s. Eisert
Wounded Fist Washington Company
u. Corporal Cal WELDON, hip. slight. TWEEN
" second Infantry. Private Robert Il Ha-
ley. forearm. moderate. Thirteenth Min
nesola. April II. Privatss Charles Ssssl.
knee. slight. and chaFlEs Coniey clavlcle.
slight; April u. Corporal Robert KeIliher,
leg. severe. First Montana, April II, Com
pany r. Private Joseph Wright, thigh Sc
yefe. Third artillery. April =. Iieut CON
rad II. Lama. leg, moderate; Private
Ralph H Golden, cheek. severe; Henry V
7. JarrisA, thigh, severe. George c. sam
pies, cheek, slight: Robert Aoies, hand
slight.
Corporal WELDON is a resident OF Seattle.
His home ia at AZ Marion street
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Steamer T.aEras8A ALI get away tez5ay
At ncon snAEp
S.aaoss- H4sss-siA YESTERDAY sen: tEowa
- - Iexew assaxers l. sQw - tags E@aVe-
ard success. f9r cess
sssa-sss gsxasus N4ya wiA aa bgeagA,
s~cssr,sg ~ ths Aanksre syr cnsi "a FssoTz
- So sriNhes wlxh ssw cargo 81 exc SEzstf D
gssve docks,
Sx~ks-e- F'arAsieT4 r. saiiesa 20 sal tess
r-r<srnznx rs . Gl>es, -SE Esa tAA% snssf
az sae freight aSa yssSs~zsg~TS taaa+ wfSa 20
szzs gng~ SIS sEa ke4i3 ~ .%sfs8s
MsN are at ~DgK tearing away re rot
-. a1Qylss Ass4 rslans 4s.1w TIE aaFs1
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To BE SENTENCED AfRH. 10.
Court VIII Have Murderer Nord-
.trou, Appear en- That Day

Charles W NoyJ2Sfrcas tke eoc9sctet
murderer ~ Willie Mason was again be-
snrs .sa stGfssv3av eSurt tar sentence yes
tsrxssw morning bat Ta2GE@ Jacobs cgfa-
sIsssa-ss ire matter 20 April IS ia order shat
>fsvssssfresYafs Senior ccsuseK James Nsfsl1~
fssra Lewis n} sAt have tiFae 80 tet~rgssss@
sagAf s>asertirysR. Or taNt osT 8ss&asiht saiv
.Aa court Ssali dx Ger fss* fourth sine he
date ar ere hATslr tx waseh ~ss orss3nsliy
esfg.a "a res1A Ell seven years ago.
SeefxiTo-n was represented 81 co0ft ey
Atformrv J NtenfN- nenmias He arrears
- -. sa excellent hesl3h and vas as To
different - he rrucseGlngs - usual,
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coal bunkers. near the scene OF the recent
wharf collapse and preparing TO put in &
set OF creosoted plies.
Ship prumoarton has hauled out from
the Centennial Mill 10 the buoy on account
OF low tide. She will return 10 the mill
and take on her remaining 30 tons OF
freight during one high tide.
Steamer Utopia arrived at SO o'clock
yesterday morning after rough passage.
She brought about fourteen passengers
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and twenty-nine eases. or 500 pounds. %
hal!sut She left for Tacoma yesterday
evening.
Two small boys had n. DANGEROUS adyen-
ture with a sailing hoax Yesterday. While
they were out on The bay their ruddcr
broke. After frantic efforts to steer thn
craft they broke their boom. and finally
ran iuto the cutter Grant. smashing their
bowaprit. The Grants launch consider.
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bottle. be snre and mention the Seattle
Sunday Post Intesligencer when send
ing your address To DIR. kilmer & Co..
Binghamton, n. y.
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TODAH'S WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland, Or. April il. 1853.
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cROkER'S MEMORY
PROVES DEFECTIVE.

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.iI GATHERING At
THE DOLLAR DINNER

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ENEMIES ~ rRIs.srIy ROBES.

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13
Call at Edw. r. Hipp's
for High Grade GuanO.
fist If.
A Citizen BOmbarded.
fist If.

The Eews was brought in on Satur-
day of an exciting scene in the county
one night recently. 1t is said that one
Of the best farmers and citizens Of the
county was awakened at night by cx-
plosions, sounding like guns firing in
rapid succession. He hurriedly made
for the door and awoke the family call
ing for his gun. AS he was about TO
open the door the explosion was heard
and in q second or two several more in
rapid succession. He opened the door
but saw nothing but blank space. His
wife suggested that probably 1t was
some can goods in an adjoining room
that had just been put up, and opening
that room door, the excited gentle
man found himself knec-dccp Gin tho
soup" Many cans Of com, etc, having
burst. We were not furnished with
names, but the joke is on somebody;
we know not who.