The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-01

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naafaas An old ~hate auupia HaAsAd Hes
arfe HefinHalf injured.
fhfee rifles s1slth " Leeds the haa@4 n
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daughter and child N tenant wsfs n.
alantly killed, and f0pIe. wifs and fHur
children very badly Injured.
The fesIhrHfs and promises " Uf. ". n.
shs ' lhs issi lds 'sf, \ b. Wsishss a's aasEsr [
was fund hundfed yards from ihe house
isaFfuiIy msHRIsi, Annie. Jennie. Thomas,
Jsuea and Edward. children ~ ~. Wright,
have arms a. legs lfaken.
Harriet Metlfew, esoA. waH killed. ~
twelity.fauf earts, twa wagons and three
harars ON The place, nothing remained hut
the caruan uf nne horse.
The house occupied hy NJ. Mclaughlin
was blown aways Mclaughlin was badly
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and daughter, all had legs bfeken.
The hease Of 4 man named Kerr tneh nFe
and was blown away. Mrs. krrf was IN.
1 tally Injured. Tho railroad for several
hundred yards Ia thiekly strcwu with do
hfIs. delaying trains.
Later inteligrnra but adds 70 the horror
of the awful story, WIN. Wessons aged
ueorge Davis \ boy on the Poole place.
was killed. Miles of forest IN Cahaha Val.
Icy were levclad by the storm. The bodies
uf strange cows we're found around Leeds.
III many places thu ground Ia AZ clear of
stone as II carefully swept. ktumps and
trees bear the marks Of flying rocks. Thers
i absolutely nothing to indIrafe where Dr.
wright's residence and out houses stood.
John fuole died Of injuries at Leeds. Many
wires are down.
AUGUSTA. a., Feb. %.
Yesterdays storm was tho severest since
tho cyclone of 1918. In Hancock County
the storm overturned outhouses and uh-
r0ofcd houses. The stables OF David Dick
soti were destroyed by lightning. In Coz
lumbia County The barn and stables 81 !.
v. ballard were blown down and three
horscs killed. The plantation Of Geo: Ora.
made was ruined houses demolished and
timber carried OF. On the plantation Of
DR.. nees a negro was killed.. Mrs. Il. ~.
. Wade, wife of tbs overseer, was seriously
wounded. The Clubhouse Of John A. FAw-
cett was demolished.
! The town Of bradley, Il. O., was nearly
1 blown away. Tho residence OF Or. Lyon
! was blown down and his wife badly In.
b jured.
! The residence Of W. II. slattworth. II
D Edgs field County, was blown down. ths
!. ruins took iiru and his little daughter pef'
T ished
!. The house or ]. G. Hankins0n end ~
|. store Of j. \. Boyd, ii Jackson. = q, Wes
4 blown down and three negroes killed.
!. The town Of Miller was nearly deeofvyo4
o Trains are inipedsd, The wires down end
J. tho mails irregular.
q Twenty-Five houses In Philadelpkte ~
!. Element wers lsveled BY the cyclons. AZ
b bodies Of three white nlsn and eleven ~
Q ored were recovered. search n beInl
y made Tor others believed % hsvs bssl
s killed.
. houses were blown down and colossd ~
q man killed. za
!! Al wood~ard's negro and hls 10
were killed.
Al WInnsboro three negroes and an sspI
Il white lady, Mrs. Sterling, were killed. Nm
II Hterling's son and daughter weru hlowI
e from the house into'a tire.
|. Al polktqn. n. q. the wife Of ,. \. 0ro'
was killed bv . falling house.
II AZ Concord two bfirh rssidsnees -
1t partly demolished:
I. Fifty thoushud dollars damage WA Dr.
4, at Chester. = = -. :.
Clarksvilia, Tenn, WAS visited yeulerdn
" by two destructive cyclones, obene ~
i hours apart. They swsp. tbroakh - -
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