The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 29, 1902, Image 4
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BFat I in i'ii i ps Corner, iN
B^ resignation to Wash-j
Bmmth ago, because so many 1
Kimc for one. person lie could
^Pandlc Iliein. This called Uncle!1
hfc ;i 11' hi, 'it ! <' a most tidiculous '
Bimonial farce-comedy. Now a ?'
Hand a women are in jail and I In*
^Plias dropped to normal propor- '
Bs. Mrs. Li/./.ic Colfey, living in a
Be log (nit in tin; most desolate j
I forsaken region in Michigan, '
Hu'tised in matrimonial gazel les far f
I wide that she was a young widow I
some $.'10,4)00 to $<j0,00() in her s
'' gld and was heiress to nearly a '
Bon.
Bic gave glow ing descript ions of her x
Bona I charms, using portraits of '
Bviue 1011 iott: an actress in substan- '
BE ion. and said she wanted a idee, 1
^ mgcnial. good, honest hnshand, who "
B on Id ettro for tier ;md use her '
^Bproperty to good advantage. The ad- '
Bvert isements were answered hy thous- ^
Bands at men from all parts of the N
m worm, inciters came from every state
I in 11u> I nion. There were letters N
Hii'om tli" Philippine Islands, letters *'
M from Kurope, letters from South Am- I
W erica and even from far "IT frozen '
w A laskft. (
m These letters annoyed the postmas
tor, who had to transport tho mall s
K. six miles. Lizzie ColToy says she is :tl s
en rs old. She loots older. She is
listess. and cunning. She looks '<
like the pines that, jjrow in 0
^l.oiit her home. The house 1
B^d this "heiress to a mil- 11
lojjs. It perches on a 1
konpalnted, j^ritn and *
rebelled, the
a rd ot' i I. She \
^^uid left her v
^^ken. The \
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SWEPT i:v TORNADO.
rany Dwellings ai.d StoierTu Union l '
Torn Into Kindling* WcoJ.
IX KILLED AND MAW INJURED
ibc Storm Extended Thr ugiiout UnBl>ii
County18tf iking JonesviUt
' and Paco'.et m Well a ;
^ Town of Union.
"II. S. a Suu<i;i
^^?>n by a tornado, and three}
seven sciioiislv wounded,!
^y.e dwelling house a tot il wreck,
^nier badly damaged, and a school
destroyed tells the story of the
u which struck flu* south end of
V city
W 'I'lIK l)K M>.
r.M iss Sadie Hart.
M iss A mile Luwson.
Mrs. MacUswcll Sims.
Those hint, of which three may die.
ire:
Lee Sims, cut in head.
Mrs. Lee Sims.
Vera Sims, urandehild ( I Mr. and ,
U rv. 1 iw? S?i iik
Mackswell Sims. husband of 11:c '
lead woman ami tat Inr of t he dyin^ ,
>al?y, lias his left arm hrokcu at the .
slist. i
Mis. Vernon Malay, hudlv cut, hut
lot seriously injured. (
Vernon Malay, her husband, bahh i
turned on shoulder and one by hri?ken.
\lso.infant baby badly, and very probibly
fatally injured.
The dwelling totally dest r. yed was
hat in w hlcli nil three wine killed,
iml was occuolcd hy the two Sims
amides and probably the Mahry fanily.
Miss Sallie Hart and sister had
fone to the Sims house for protection,
irobably living in a house hy theni;elves.
< >ne sister was killed and
he other received no injury.
Miss Annie Lawson of .lonesville
vas probably over there on a visit, ,
dioiyh no one knew. The school muse
was valued at about $1,000. and
he school was taught hy MissThespa
Tartar and Miss licssle Voting. The
louse in which Mr. Anderson and
'rank Turner lived, situated next to ,
he Sims house, was badly damaged, t
vitli all the household jjoods. j
The followii?K doctors immediately
vent t?> the scene of the occurrence
md rendered ail the medical aid
tossible: Drs. S. S. hinder, J. M.
aiwson, C. \V. Austell, .1. (i. Going,
Town Torreiiec. Sana It, and Maddux.
It is rather ditllcult to describe the
eene as the building were badly
cat to red over the ground, barrels of
lour, sides of meat, bams, bedsteads,
nilts, chairs, etc., were scat tered evrywherd.
The strange I hi ug was that
he school house was on the slope of
bill and just on the opposite side ;
he houses were destroyed, leaving i
ovcral houses right in the path umno- i
\stcd. i
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AT OTil Kit IM.ACKS.
A telegram came from .ionesville to j
li.ss Lawson, one of the ladies who ]
>as killed, stating that the storm was 1
earful at that place and one of her 1
amily bad been killed there. Miss j
,awson was dead when the telegram
rrived.
A dispatch from I'acolet Mills says
a cyclone passed through there Sunay
afternoon traveling west to south
oing considerable damage one kiIId,
several hurt, live dwellings and a
umber of tenement houses blown
own. Itig damage to crops and t.imnt'
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Tlit' Fxeelsior Knitting mill roof
ms Imdly damaged, lotting in much
ater and damaging I ho machinery .
h<I material. The roof of the Aetna
.ill, also the warehouse root were
imaged to the extent of about $.">00.
Blight damage was done to the
parch mill roof. The store occupied
galley ?S: Copeland was partly unI
and some
goods. |
store and dwell ins.' T.
^pTim near the Aetna mills was also
Hrn partly olf its foundation. Many
pali houses and trees were blown
own in different parts of the city. It
? said a negro cabin was demolished \
tid :i negro woman hurt but the I
^hereabouts could not be learned. 1
me State.
A Strati go isitor.
B^pionc weighing about, live pounds
^?)ibbably meteoric, fell at St.
|jjH$ Friday morning. It was im- *
Bl in t lie cart b several
|Bn it was dug upit was so hot that
Iiiti 11<u ne nanuied, and was roll- {
to a pool of water, where it. re- t,
ed f.?r two hours before it conlei).
ipejfrs to he composed of iron and
ongly Impregnated with sulphur,
question has been raised as to
her it is a volcanic stone hurled
if Mount l'clee. Mart.inhiue, he- ,
,brown above the atmospnere surdlng
the earth, and finally comkp
hack within the confines of the i
is of gravil at ion and falling In St.
lis.
& statue Unvatled.
Amid enthusiastic demonstrations ,
great. concern's# of people, the |
^Krl> statue of Cot\ak do Ibx-ham- *
who brought tfle forces
^A^e at 1 boil I
Ai peril in the American Revolu- J
fgljAus unveiled Saturday. Seldom ]
BlAm event presented so many brilraglAatures
of military pageantry
AhAlIic same time given occasion
lAS^Aoiig bonds of friendship ex- (
gffigSAtween t lie French republic
BgHpeAnitcd states.
zS&s^Pke a Drowning Man.
HAHAcars ago a disease t lie doctors HH^knepsia
took such liold of me
ABAAld scarcely go," writes th e
A Wfill-known attorney of ,
SHHAcx, "I took quantities of pep^nSAAtlier
inediefnes hut not long
9gS9^ Asa drowning man grabs
A grabbed at Kodol. l felt
CEEBAmcht at once and after a
|HbB am sound and well." Kodol
preparation which exactly ?
HAB t lie natural digestive juices
H H1 lent ly is t he only one which
AmB' good food and cures anv
9BA|^Bmach trouble.
gp|^Aorton.
SHUTHKASTKliN I.IMF
MASI RV'S PAINT
Is Ihe Leading
I >oiiIds in Building .
[The World's Grffi
i For nil forms of ft>vor take JOI^roOl
BJ times hotter than quinine and does It
do In 10 days. It's splendid cures nro 1
made by quinine.
p[ COSTS 50 CBN'
<'hopping <'oltnu l?y Machinery.
TI10 Fort Mill Times *sayS W. II.'
Castles of Hickory <?rove, York conn
ty, has patented a device for chop-;
pi 11 vr <?ut cotton, which is pronounced
a KIICCnKtt 1?S* :111 will! Ivivn UH'II t? I Mol
- ? .. ..w HM > V uvvn i v? uaoi
year lie used it in Ids own crop and
saved so much cost and obtained such j
good results tliat lie had it patented.
It is said that t he machine is of inestimable
value to cotton growers,
since it docs the work of eight men
and does it bettor than by hand in the
old way. and owing to the growing
scarcity of labor on the farm during
cotton chopping season, and it , unreliability,
the farmer will no longer he.
dependent upon Moat ing lat or for Ids
help to cltop out Ids cotton. Combined
with cotton picker, (ids may
add new hope to those who care to
Ik Id to what lias for so long a time
been tlie staple crop of the South. It
is also claimed for this machine that
it is adapted to the sugar beet culture
and ether products sow u in drills why re
the thinning process is required.
Dangerous II" Noglectcd.
Ihirns, cuts and other woumUofien
fail to Ileal properly if neglected and
become t rouhlc-some sores. DeVNitl's
Witch lla/.el Salve prevents such consequences.
Kven wnere delay has aggravated
Hie injury DeWltt's Witcti
I lazel Salve elfects a cure. "I had a
running sore on my leg thirty years,M
says it. Ilartly, Yanke'etowii, hid.
'After using many remedies, I t rid DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. A few
boxes healed the sore." Qui'cs all
skin diseases. Idles yield to it at
nice. Iteware of count erfeils.
Dr. IC. Norton.
lltlCnAnMOi
Vjopopira VUB O
Digests what you eat.
Tt.artificially digests the fiAid aud aldl
Nature iu strengthening and reconstructing
the exhausted digoatlve organs.
It lsthc Utpstdlscovereddigestint
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It inil-antly
relloresand permanently cures
Dyipspsla, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Hour Stomach, Nausea,
Blck Headache, Oast ralgla Cramps and
ill other results of imperfect digestion.
PrioeSfte. andft. LarfjogUeeontftlm 3V4 tlmos
H&aJlftts*. Hookah aiA>utdyr,pi*pi?Unimiledfree
Prepared bV E. C. DeWITT A CO.. Cijlcafl?.
^The World's Greatest
'Sk rure for Malaria, a:
*" torma or Malarial poison
J??-? 'i-K mke Johnson's Chill ?nd Pevrr
Ionic. A taint of Malarial poison
lyj ' ng lr four blood means misery ami
| 't'!ur< Blood niediolnoscan't enr?
?j\?J Malaria poisoning Tbs *nll<l<t
SB tor e ,OHNSO * C v O N C 1
fe ?i?r? ^ Caati jW ^ {dies. 1
Sonway & Sea Shore
Railroad
!"uity I Xcf| t SijniK/.
' n eft'-ij 8 p' IOOI
S > tthboua ?N . P>
j ftve-< < ,\ c ? a"? . . H ( 0 am
j?hv Pi 1*1 >n l # a am
Urixc My t't* 8?*ai h 8 46 am
Nonhb urn!.? No. 1 I
?p*v?* M^iile lie v 6 y<? pm
.p-?v?j Pino Island 6 46 pm
^r? xe on > xy . ...0 16 pm
I'. . MoNiiil. Oen, Muriate' .
( nnwh\ Lodge, No. 90. Knights o
'jpida- \\lll r*?y?ularlv the first u^d
lord Thursday nights of ouch month until
tl crv\1-? ordnrod
l>. a Spivkv
('Imti. Loin.
I U. Sl'IVKY
K. K. 8
viuv nth. un
rr ,
\ tlornny find < ounselor at Law
Con way, S. 0.
Okfi or in S?ivtv HuiH>oc
[\T) ADO V On red in 30 to'GO days
LlrvUroi 'l'cn<"l?!l,,s^n^^ ,
"Would Ito glad to lmvc names of all
differing with dropsy. (). 10. COLLI
M DltOPSY M 101 >101 N 10 CO., 31213
Lowndt^sjhnit*2
Dk. 11. 11. lilNtftoUGUS,
LOUIS. * 0
[Jails piomp ly answered night
or day.
ILILWOODWAIML
Ailoruev and ('ouunnllor hi Lu?.
CON WAY, S. C.
pnCmmiKTi
Physician,- and Surgeon, !
Conway 8. (J
OflB " ?n Spiv v Hnild?rg
"ITOcarboroi^
C0H1?AT, 8 0.
ATTORN KY AT LAW.
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CT Com tNY, CHARLESTON, s.l.
' 'Standard Shades"
< ol I Wat or Paint
Millet i ll nl ill K iii(i>
fist Fever Medicine. 1
5*^PlLI. AND FBVHR TONIC. It Is 100 P
i i* Blngfo day what slow quinine cannot H
In striking contrast to tlio feeble cures By
TS IF IT CURES.
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ATLA NTIC COAST LINK TfV*l
liailroad Company of Soulli Carolina
Condensed Schedule. Trains Sointf
South. Iliiteil April 1.L
No. :?.*?* No. :c>.
P. M. A. M.
Leave Wilmington *5 45
Leave Marion <? 40
Arrive Florence . 9 25 0\. M.
Leave Florence. *8 00 *5 50
N o 52
am
Arrive Sinntei' ,?trr.. ** 15 0 25 .
Arrive Columbia m 40 II 05
No. 51
A. M.
I.eave.Wihuiiitfton...?;.........* i'O 00
L?iive.Million t * ... 8 45
\ rrive Florence o 25
No. 52 runs t hroittfh from < liar lest on
\ i:i ('enl r;iI 14. IL. leaving Cliarleston
u t ' ,i. in., l.anes -> i.i a. m.. .M;inniiif>
8 77 a. in.
Trains Liing Nort h.
N o ."?t No
A M y M
Leave Columbia *0 55 *4 40
A rrivc Sumter ...*. 8 20 0,12
No 82
A M I' M
Leave Sumter 8 20 *n to
Arrive Florence ..... o 2.7 7 25
A M
Leave Florence to 10
Lea ve Marion lo .7:1
Arrive Wilmington 1 in
No .70
V M
Arrlvi I lorenee 17 40
Leave Florence..*. ;v . 8 15
LeAve .Marlon ... 8;74
Arrive Wilmington....t II 50
* Dally. tPaily Except Sunday.
No 52 runs through to Charleston.
S C, \ la Cent nil lt*l{, arriving at Manning
0 55 p m. Lanes 7 *5 p in, Charles*
t on 1) 20 p in.
Train No. 52 lifakcs close connection
at Sumter with train No. 5 i, arriving
Lanes o 40 a. in., Charleston II 25 a in,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ~
Trains on . Conway Urancli leave
Chadhourn 12 ol p in., arrive Conway
2 20 p in rolwiiiiug leave Conway 2 55
p in. arriving ('hud bourn 5 20 p in, jcavlw
Cliadliniirn .7 2.7 p in, arrive Chert
p in., ret inning leave El rod s 4o a m A V
arrive Chadhourn II 2.7 a m, daily ex- *
cent Sunday.
.1 It Kenley. Ceneral Manager.
T M Emerson, Tralllc Manager.
II M Eiiierson. tipnl. Pass. Agent.
Wiloii'gtGt and Conway -
naiiroan.
Southbound. No. 07. I>aily except
Sunday. a. ui.
L. (hadbournc r.' 7 45
" < 'iarendon T 8 lo
Mi TiiI)<?r. 8 30
' Loris 8 55
* Sanl'oid " 10
Havboro *. 0 20
Privet Is '.... 9 20
Adrian 9 39 am
A r (lonway 1? 00 am
Northbound. No. 98. I>aily except.
Sunday.
I .v ( onway 10 20 am
Adrian IUHOhiu
" PrivetIs 1042 am
1 lay bo in....! .".in 4i) am
Sanford ...in 45 am
v Loris -U ii.'(iini
Ml. Tabor...;-..."in 11 20airr
Clarendon 11 31 am
Ar. CbadlMiurne 11 50am
. S<iwt hbpund. No. 07. Daily oxept
Sunday.
L\ Cbadbourne .* 11 10 am
" (Mavenoon .12 10 pm
' M t. Tabor 12 10 pm
" Loris ! 12 56 pm
" Sanford 1 05 pm
Hayboro 1 llpm
Privetts 12lpm
Adrian I 40 pm
A r Conway 1 40 pm
Northbound. No. 20. I >a i ly excopl ? u
Sunday. ^
Lv Conway 2 30 pm
' Adiian 2 0<> pm
' Privetts 3 00 pm
Hayboro :t 15 pm
" Sanford 25 pm
" Loris 5 45pn?
' M t. Tabor '. t 20 pm
Clarendon 4 50 pm
Ar Cbadbourne 5 20 pm
U' at < A a t > l.i vi -. * | J.Ja vi t, ins?ilie
i w?h iea?t the wjutrf ?t Oonevtiy
M lU'lij ? > <1 W. iii fp.iay m< r.iing
for Ob.u ^v'O'wii ... I o r o?ik < .t? all in
tern?v.lii.ii i- u?<?: ^ a *i)| her whArf
at Oeorifctowi rvury I... Jay end Frid?y
mormon fu' 1 Vu*'t> .t 7 o'clntk, touching
Al ail iiOO' 11 eiliu?e pctliis
. , I) T VI.. Ma. It
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LUMBER COMPANY
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North A;\h;sta, S. O.
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Hardware. y .' vV
Flooring, Siding,?Oeiling;>nd Inside *
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tent ion. .Inly 2 1y
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