The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-07-06

.sc hev. William p. Martin i;oa q. -.
sesiaence' near Bolton, on last satur,,av
rom attacks of paralysis, with wbich ~
"~ niS' stricken about two years oyo n
tue ohn year of bis age Mr. Ma,,;n 49,.
perhaps at the time Of his death the o,',a-,
fiasoh IN The State, having attacbe, H.,
sell 10 that Ord.- Immediately upor ...".
ing the age oftwerty.one years. He wn.
ueso'ed to the fraternity, and filled ever.
Uinee IN his Lodge FROM that Of Tvler 70
.hat OF Master. He was also Grand ch.n
IAN OF the Grand Lodge of the State IT.
greater part of his life was devoted 70 ,,o
ministry For about sixty years he WINS .
Jealous and DEVOTED preacher of the Gosns,
a'u !aithiul to the focks over which ho
piesloeo. de did not permit cold or boat
ram or storm to prevent him from meot;nn
nS s'ated appointments Hcwa for th;r,y
nine years the pastor of Brood,non;,,
Church' in AbbevlIc county, and drr;ng
'na' uine baptized about five hundred mr..
sons, who connected themselves with 10,
Ohurch. He was the pastor of sevorol
o'her churches, and his ministry vor,
'"eIeSsiui one He was devoted to the
~ofk, ana exerted al influence in his
'hurches which will be long felt. He was
az earnest advocate of the benevolent in.
s.itutlons OF the day which tended to arne.
''ora'e the condition of the poor and t,,e
suffering. to enlighten the minds Of MOI,
ama al, 10 Chrlstianize the nations of the Garth.
Inc funeral services were conduc. ed by the
NeV. .. 3. Murray, assisted by the Rev. r
W. burts, at the conclusion OF which his
remains were taken in charge by the Ma
SONS ana inferred in the Broadmouth pr,vo.
yard with the usual Masonic honors.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company have issued circular in which
they say "To further p note the inter.
osts OF It's patrons and the development of
the material resources and industries of the
regions OF country served by its system of
railroads, the Richmond e. Danyille Rail.
roao company will again incur the labor
ana expense of making an illustrative OK.
hloit this fall. The New England Mann.
iac!urers and Mechanics Institute will
mold Its second Exposition in Boston
Mass, on the 9th of September. It has
cordially invited the Richmond e. Danville
railroad Co. to display its exhibits in its
magnificent building. The invitation has
been accepted. Such an opportunity 70, n
practical and wide reaching advertisement
OF the subjects which compose the material
wealth OF our section of the South and of
the manifold advantages and inducements
1t oilers for the investment of Northern.
and especially New England capital and
for New England immigration, has never
before been presented to our people. It
should not be neglected All persons
throughout the great piedmont, mountain
and other regions embraced in the Rich
mond q Danville system of Railroads in
any way interested in material develop
ment and enterprises-owners of mineral
lands and mines, timber lands, manufac-
turing establishments and water powers are
invited to avail themselves of the benefits
Of this exhibit. Capt. c. c. McPhail, Chief
OF Bureau of Mines and Manufactures. has
charge of all matters Of detail connected
with the exhibit to be made in Boston. on
the 9th of September. All persons desiring
Information and to make contributions of
material and specimens are requested to
correspond with him.