Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I LAN< Vol. XII. WW I fll Is w Es u E 12 TT ^ i r ToWrii Advert It Takes Ai dering Goo Our Stock, an ImniQ] in all o m % k Our first shi Ml'linery, ( t went out of stores like riving daily. We will 1 Special Displai 3 * the balance of April. ' I j q cents. T-r;';. 3 /"N . .. < . w x kJ v/ U D v# vL JL i Dotted Silk ^ cents. Our pric ^ "1 wy uu^iru jjau. cents. Our pric We can't rie gains unless vs * paper Come ai Lancaster I 3 AST! LANCAS a? mSI VOLfl aLH $JJ By te iserments 1 Our Time Or ds to Keep Up Weliavehad rise Business ur Departon + CJ XX UUi ipments of Gods, FUllr^ Ffr U u X* ^ ikxxa U ^ ^ hot cakes- New iN'oo ds a lave a J nd A 1 v4 Snor?t Q] rV'PPO fl ' I 1 V" V05 j * .w" ... . n a . "1 * j 3 Vr i JL v/ ;. iiv1 >e 48 cents. 2 i.1 W A I t 1 k_;i 'lili H J n - j-vxkj , w ?. ax J V :e 5 cents, ntion a1.! our bar re rent the whol< ad see us. I |T /\ A a A ? 1 a jj^( A mercantile to t? " E ITER, S. C, VVEDNESDA' UNION SWEPT 15 V A TO UNA DO. Six Killed; Many Injured and! Dwellings and Stores Torn , into Kindling Wood. I ! Special to The State. Union, May 25.?Throe dead and seven seriously wounded, with one dwelling house a total wreck, one other badly damaged, and a school house destroyed tells the story of a storm which struck the south end iliicv?iti at -1:30 today. TIIE DEAD. Miss Sal lie Ilari. Miss Annie Law son. Mrs. Mackswell Sims. Those hurt, of which three may die, are : Lee Sims, cut in head. Mrs. Loo Sims. Vera Sims, grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sims. Mackswell Sims, husband of the dead woman and father of ? the dying baby, had his left arm broken at the wrist. Mrs. Vernon Mabry, badly cut ? but not seriously injured. Vernon Mabry, her husband, badly burned on shoulder and one leg broken. Also infant baby badly and very probably fatally injured. The dwelling totally destroyed was that in which all three were killed, and was occupied by the tWO Sims families and nrnhalilv 1 J t the Mabry family Miss Sallie Ilart and sister had gone to tho Sims house for prolection, probably living iu a house by themselves. One sister was] killed and the other received noj injury. Miss Annie Lawson of Jonosville was probably over there on a visit, though no one know. The school house was valued at about $ 1,000, and th<- school! was taught by Miss Thespa Sar tar and Miss Bessie Young, i 1 he house iu widen Mr. Anderson and Frank Turner lived. I situated iu <> ii?o Ibiuis hou-vC, > I ... i .11.. i -? . ?it? uamv uai .l, \ ' nil .. i i;?v j household poods. ! j dialeiy went to the scene of thoj . I medical aid pnt-.-ibi 4 : l)rs S. 8. Lindor. J. M. Lawson, C. W.j I An?tell, .1. TJ. doing, Crown Tor-j (mko, Sarratt and Maddux. '! i . lather hill.-till to describe [ the scene as the buildings wore barrels of ' .our. d < v .r ^ . Monarch null i <;w i'iie store occupied by i tii\ w ' Copeland was partly unroofed' slock of eoods. ? The lore and dwelling ot John I T. Graham near the Aetna mills) was also blown partly oil' ils| foundation. t ' Many small houses and tttw4 vvrrt bow n down in dilTernt jyMr* of the city. If is said a 11 1 J cabin was demolished and a# (woman hurt but the whoy*** TERI Y, MAY 28, iqo2. could not bo learned. AT i'ACOLKT MILLS 1'acolet Mills, Mny 25 ('yclone passed throujr1' hero 5 afternoon traveling vv*c I to s.n doing considerable d ?mag( 0110 killed, several hurt, 1 dwelings and a number of Umu houses blown down. Big daini to crops and timbcr. Thf BchI Prescript Ion rurllulii chills ami Over is >? bottle of Grn' Tasteless t'liill Tonic. It is aim iron nipt quinine in a tasteless to No Core, no pay. Price f?0 c.tn. LYNTHINO TOO 0000 F HIM. Mi'hml Lt'O Shoots and li Miss Nuttlo in Church, Hrcau She Refused his Attentions Atlanta. Ga., May 25.?1' or six hundred men, divided i half d ?zen posses, are toni searching the country adjac to 'his city fur Millard Lee. son <>( a weil known farmer v today shot and instantly kil Miss Lilla Sir tie, a young won ot 1 tt. The tragedy took p' at W'o.'Icy chapel, Mount Gil' camp grounds, nine miles fr Atl;;nta,Lee firing two l>nllets to Miss Snttle just as the ho diction and before any of worshippers had started to le the church. Lee, who is about 2U years ago, came into the church dur the services and took a seat I pews from the door and nlir directly behind Miss Suttlo. J as the services were over and congregation had risen to its ft Leo leaned foiward and fired 1 shots at Miss Suttle killing instantly. Leo escaped, ; meeting his father some dista f l*0?>* l>A rtL .? M/.l. ? 1 tin; ll.lllUU MtJCUrtHi '"t from him. Several posses w boom organized and a call sent for bloodhounds. Dr. John ? tie, lather ol the murdered : heads one of the posses while *on directs anot her. Miss Suftlo was a strikin : recently graduated with h a college. It i s that she reluscd Lee"-, atteuth ! it.- she considered her* above iiim socially. T!a?* l>nl3* of* 6*iir?%*ifs. li w'K.> CASTOR U For I lfants pnd Children. v.js Have Always Ban, P RISR : No. i i I | ^r'"" FS )T I W'VA ** w?$M^. ' it! ***-?* La^-#lUdP i;:! Baking Powder j ".?\t! Makes Use bread ? mere healthful. "." Safeguards the food fv s I O r.i;v j against alum. j Alum baking powders are the greatest | OK menacers to health of the present day* I RO/AL 0*K?Vn rOwrVFn^CO^N^^VORK^^^^^J jjj8jK?lif?r Hull's Oauirhl ? Harriet!. * ' The following special lroi?? Rock Ilill appeared in Thursday?s ive State : ntol The inarriaire nl Miss Mamie jrht J Hull o! tins city and Mr. Llumenl bert L. Parker or Hishopville, the which occurred vesterd-v n urnrlio intr. was a very quiet aiVair. .Miss led I 11 nli is the eldest dauj.liter of lan I Mr. M J Hull of the P-ck Hill ace Ilora'd, m yi?uiisr lady ?o many earl attractions and the most . tilling om worth, nt.d has many friends here in and elsewhere in the State and no- Mr. Parker is to be congrat nlated. the . i . ave I Know One Snro ItomiO v for on obstinate cold. Its uamc Is Pyiiy-llalMSKV. 01 inj; ? WOp?rilK Vrn.CAtiO'N l><-n<lly Morli I OS t 1 'rum I In* I':?ll of Pit ill (icll l?? _I (lie OrHlriKttoii of St. Pli-rrc," I by Prof. Ohio Morrli, Ll< l? Most t'-nt>ethe I 'y Interesting book ever pubUntied ComI ploMi tbrillti t nml accurate ncc ount treatB?t? I ost disaster ll i I ibi hutoi race , | KP'ot'-r even than Pompeii. Tells how Maii v\ i. | tiuiuue. mm > ! I'm sisst beaut! ??! !s!,.ir.<'? 'n . mi ivoriu. u m MUl.lonlv t ruin-'o run nto l IICI veritable hoi. About fvJO iw/i's, profusely ili lns>rated w!Mi photograph* iuUen :v I 111(1 niter t.iHUMii r. Practically only "Martinitiin ..|,n llook" Infield. for everyone no' nslrt on bavin;- Prof. Morris' book nnil n< other seleiitillcnlly accurate Price #1 "> Aponl WanteJ. I iiormous piotil for those who wt iiuickly. Most liberal term*. Outtlt it) cents II) Don't minute Send loi mill. TMMK LII.xTKLV outwork. The elm- < i of i '111 111 : .!!.* Ill< ev. i '1 MlUil'O Ms 411 - I'i II 1 I'i Mention l. unpen hit- *M;'V III V r. . oooeqoi $ .jffli/NjicO iJtd C. f~ " '.Cifi ?C j ainohq hovm cio. >r n i cooo * 'jviiinniru.QNOWWfUjO.MlS'. j ujoji s~p an/p*. au/PT j a 4 i | tT"<- :> L Mvd.vduu'jyu :J . <* i| W v ' f .1 ! I \"' v . i ..liXpoq/Cuejo* ! ?,!l Be: *i ? I . ' |J Vt.fi M a N? Ity %.. O > fl I 'M\\ 1 8 <u j