| Show I 1 HAIL S iott i the storm thiet ever visited this section of of country passed down dova the east snip ame nf of K keowee bowee nver 0 on n the after afternoon nob nop 0 of rF friday lay idy ix j extended about two miles in in width and raged with great fury ury kiting 11 tig ho hogs m 1 fi hah 1 h birdslow ls and arid ini inserts eats aiming maiming in and bruising bru is i n g the cattle and stripping vegetation of 4 very every vestice abdye above ground the grewing crops with the ezert exception i un ilif corn are completely ruined all INI nir air r 11 stewart i inform us chaton th aton the third day tafter at ter fer its ila fall the nail was wa from froin wie ope to two feet deep and in fit many places six feet feit 1 I 1 the average averalle d ath on a level after adler the storm I 1 was gour four niches binche ve we are informed by several persons that ih tb largest hait bait ones poes meas measured tired an inches in rn and others four roun in length it it 11 1 ith such cuje fax liat aliat th boards on several boit bati s were L split pitt to pieces the stench arising irm fm the decaying vegetable q it b e t ter is very oil bitens renive ven ren ve ve are to the kindne kindness sg of qt mr lir W J jt parsons for fur u v small smail carpetbag carpet bag full bath ftc the hail aa up tip ysl est iday the day aga aale Us t lall fall som of me tile stones were a ere as large ds as gu 1 inea eg gsand had hau hat 1 been taken from an divid the standing at 90 during daring the i two days pat the tre storm extended cK tended from fr a the mountains moua lains nn an north carolina kt ast ell ril PiL kens kenj S CJ C coutt court ler ier |
