Sharp County record., 1880-04-29

Only forty-HNe HAuoes ale e'HHNNS
in the iown, but some of them are
so iniu.sd as to ba untenable. Bso-
pie from the country are docking
into town, some ont of curiosity and
others to lend assistance. No
rspord of the dead has been kept
and many are buried without iden-
ttication. In a number of gases two
and three bodies have been placed
together in the same grave. The
following is list of ths killed and
wounded at this place:
DIR. Bradford, Sidney Bradford,
Cove Crissman, Rev. I. E. Condo,
Stephen Doss, Mrs. Geo. Evans and
her two children, Lucinda Goodall,
Louisa Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Wright, Mrs. John Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Leeds and their two chill
drsn, S-ysar old daughter of Thos.
Sutherlin fRebeeca J,), 4-year old
child OF Francis Sutherlin Robert,
Mrs. R. W. Fyan, Miss Mary Knight,
Mrs. Eli Journeyan, Mrs. Short,
Mrs. G. W. Todd, l. Smiths child,
Matilda Widemeyer, Freddie Wide
never, Mrs. N. A. Haley and her
child, L. Evans, Qrrin Smith and
his three children (Mollie, George
and Orrin), William Johnson, Mrs.
Healey, Mary Knight, Minnie
Smith, Mrs. ]. NJ. Potter, Mrs. Un-
derwood and infant, Mrs. Antelia
King and infant.
Colored Corpses-Fannie Jewett
and child, Frank Rudd's wife, Ann
Woods and 1O-year old son, Frank
Smiths wife and child, Fanny
Jones, Judy Starr, Nora Smith,
Kitue White, Fannie Johnson, Lu-
cinda Goodal, Mra. Jackstraw.
WOUNDED.
J. W. Underwood, Zula and Har-
rison Jarrett, Hattie Smith, Charles
Chrisman, Dinah Love, Mrs. Orrin
D. Smith, Russell Starr, Mrs.
NJ. D. Sullivan, John Payne, Mrs.
Crossman, Ed Campbell, Mrs. Wide
meyer, Addie Widemeyer, unknown
child, Two Potter children, David
Smiths child, Ben and Jano John
son, Viney Goodal, Lizzie Mulligan,
Minnie Orisman, Lizzie Moore and
two children, Lucy White (col),
Louisa Potter, Willie L. Potter,
Matte Scott. Sarah Rove and child,
Morris Crumpton (coD, Walter
Smith, Susan Mccoy, 9. G. Smith
and his son, Nathan Smith, Sarah
Smith, Hosea Smith, Samuel Girls
man, Leah Crisman, Samuel Criss-
man, Alta B. Letterman: Sarah
Massey (coD, Henry Johnson (coI),
Fannie McGivey, Lucy Werrell,
VIM. Oats, Jack Starr, J. W. Potter,
NJ. J. Satterman, Lou Fouse (col),
Steve Massey (coD, Nancy Davis
(coD, Mrs. Northena, Jno. H. Hicks,
Kezlah Hicks, Elizabeth Hicks.
SpRINGPIELD, No, April 90
The tornado ragged with great
fury in the valley of the James
river, several miles south of here.
Many houses were DESTROYED and
the country was laid waste. The
following is list of killed and
wounded reported from James river
neighborhood;
KILLED. Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson,
Mrs. Chas. Galloway, Mary Scott,
infant of J. ]. Scott, son of Kershi-
ner's, Samuel Kelly.
INJURED.-Miss Larkins, Mrs. J.
NJ. Mccoy, Mrs. D. Z. Thompson, a
little girl of J, J. Scott, an unknown
negro, the two Misses Morrow, Sam
Morrow, Mrs. McLain and three
other members Of the family, ]. NJ.
Robertson, six Of the McConlay
family, DIR. James Horn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinley, Mr.. Story.
The hurricane which swept over
Christian county originated twelve
miles south of Ozark, about 5 o'clock
Sunday evening. Twenty-nlne
houses we're destroyed on the Fin
lay place, and a man named Samuel
Kelly and a boy named Edings
were killed. Pinsville, Cassvile and
several other small towns are re-
ported damaged by the storm.
A report comes from Panther val
ley, fifteen miles from Marshfield,
Of seven persons killed by the
storm. Numerous deaths are also