The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 21, 1909, Image 2
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FORESS SEARCH FOR MISSING WIFE. |
Mrs.C E.Brockingion Mysteriously Disappears-Husband
from This County.
The following "special" from
Charleston to the Columbia State
will interest mauy of the readers of
Thk Kecoui>, Mr Brockington being
from this county:
Charleston, January 14:?After a
fruitless search for his missing wife
in Jacksonville. Mr C E Brockiugton
6f Charleston,a freight conductor
on the Atlantic Coast Line railroad,
has returned to Charleston, but not
to give up his ^uest. He will give
$100 for information of the whereabouts
cf his wife, Mrs Emily l'oty
Brockington. and believing that she
has gone to Aew \ork, will tuK?
steps to discover her there.
The lust time that Mr Brockiugton
saw his wife was on Wednesday
afternoon, January (5, when he left
her at their home, No 5 Charlotte
street, with their {J months-old girl,
to take up his run to'Savar.r.ah. Mrs
Brockir.gton the next day wditto
her mother's house at No Ida Calhoun
street and left the baby, saying [
she was going to King street to shop.!
< She has not beer, seen by a: y of he:!
family since that time.
When Mr Brockingtou returned to!
his home he fouud i.t deserted and a:
addressed to him from his |
told him that she had gone I
away, tut did not say where she hud
gone. Her reasous for doing this
were rot very clear, and Mr Brock- j
iogtcn believes that her mind has.
been affected by ill health. It. the'
letter, which was left at his horn*.
Mr Krockiogion read caretui erections
from his wife as the care of the
babv. She advised him to r!a?e the
child with the Church Orphanage
llouie.
With tears ii. his eyes, Mr Brock- ;
ington declared this morning that ,
he would give all his possessions to
fiud his wife,and said that she would
be gladly welcomed home should she
be found. The baby is now with Mrs
Brockiugtotfs mother, in Calhoun!
street.
Mr Brockington has had 1,.">00
circulars printed,giving a description 1
and offering a reward for any information
about his wife. She is live!
feet, five inches in height and has 1
brown eyes and hair, weighs about
145 pounds, has a double chin. Her I
upper front teeth have gold fillings,1
which show. \\ hen she was last Seen
heu- she were a blue skirt, a black I
cloak, a black silk waist and a bat
trimmed with black ribbon.
Mr and Mrs Brockington have
beat inai ried for several years, and
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lutvt. always iivcu uiusv tugcther.
Ik-ha- practically paiil for a
pretty heme 11. Charlotte street, ami
said today that he was just beginning
to get on his feet, with a goud position.
v.heii this sad blow came. Iklias
r.o other theory to advance than
that his wife is suffering from nui tal
weakness. Any information that
may lead to discovering her where
abouts will be most joyfully received.'
Mrjhockington's present address is
125 Calhouii street.
Later.
Mi Cosmo* K lirockingten, tin.
Atlantic Coast Line freight conduc '
tor, v. lie has been searching for his
wife sli ce January 7, stated this
morning that she had been located,
but 1 e did not say where she wa-\
lie was h-aviug the city v.hey
caught by telephone,and he declared
that lie had no time to explain tlu
details, but wished the fact published
that Mrs lirockington had been
found. J
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AlliULMA- SHOOTING.
Mr- Jim Epps Wounds His Brdher io
the Arm While Out iinnting
Cades, January i<>:?Mr Jim Kpps
| of Cade? was accidental;) shot by
his brothel',Mr John Kpps,* hi; after- j
noon while out hunting near here.
The two brothers were standing near
each other, and Mr John Kpps hav-'
iiiir shot at a bird, was reloa ling his
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guu when it was accidentally dis- ,
I charged, m.>st of the load entering !
J his brother's right side and arm
While his injuries are very painful, I
it is hoped that h- is not seriously
hurt.
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The good foim displayed by ihany
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Simple Remedy for LaGrippe.
Hacking la grippe coughs that
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A great many ;. q !e have kidney
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