The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-08-03
:MHan'ly. John Eskew, W. l. VA.
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:MNccNlly. John Eskew, " l. w..
w. J. Nandiyer. L. W. GENTRY.
representative of the ISrr,,,or..
having Deen elected delegate from ,.il- Lh
Ywt MI, pisision 10 the Grand Division < ~
snant sa,. snu. at greenwood, Abbevil!e countv
prosperous little town last ''' Week Th rn ,"a'
S n. II. K, recently completed To- ,,,,i ne ne a.
Is already greatly beneiitinr thn to,.'' i".,..'
winch IS seen i'll the erection Gf no., o"h'
ana dwellings. Two mercfan,s S" S'oTes re,
r'ace say that the road saved in iwo ,"a,,i -, ne
cm hnnired dollars 10 the ri,iznn. iS
cre cne community in the way of frrrhts. Tha
ami ib;s ne community are very PROMISING
u'iu tlis' together with the ahnnJan, ,,r..;,,
crops recently harvested, makcs u" Eraail
wear pleasing and cheerful smiles, ;,n.mS t;rco,
s; Mooo cannot be exceled by any town Of hnr
SIZE IN the State for hospitolity 49,, -. itcr
beautiful and sociable young ladies !, 'Gs u
peasant place to visit. - Is
Rev: c. p. Erwin was ordo;ro., ;,
gospel ministry in the Baptist Chnrcb 'me n',
ounuay last ut Pendleton, the ordair;"" W,
lr,eSsI9Ftcry consisting of Reys. NJ WrG,ps
= II; Garter, T. p. Bell and The Dnorn,,s
.ne fendieton church. Alr. Mc(;ro was ~,
,i'tLe u, chairman OF the presbytcry, and after
OIL III ou6h examination OF the candidate
Ii i,;n al were sotistied of his fitness for tho
.r'''S VI the Gospel ministry, he was
iehuiafiy set apar; to the work. Mr. i,,r,as
preached the ordination sermon tat;n,, n,r c,r
ne SUBJECT u:e pastoral relation, Mr.. MrG"a
III. ~" ordination prayer and Mr. RcII
detvercd the charge. The service thron,,' IN
nu. I was Impressive, and was attended nv a
,aise ann attentive congregation. Mr. Er.
ani ,;,'a i;o.nH man OF education culture
a,., .,. 'imc intellect, and gives promise of
SAT usefulness in the Masters causr ia
IS now pastor Of the Pcndlcton ~nJ oh,
non churches. -'iN i-eoa'
onc OF the most heart rcnding accident.
occurred IN our city last SATURDAY. oi,ernonn
.,t nnat ~ has ever been our duty tn rerord
I m3 l.tle boys, Berry and John Wilson
and sons of Mnssrs. J. +. and s. p WIS
were sent hy the latter to his fathers brirt,
yaro 10 get q pair of shoes, and upon rcnch.
ing the brick gard the little bnvs c,;mLai
upon heavy slab that was wing across H..
heads OF two hogslIeads, and i'm disnnunt.
ing IL IS supposed that Berry jumped down
llrst, winch caused the slab TO fall to the
6,'u,iu; G .,, one cnd OF 1t striking little John
Oh VIC NtcH q! THE head and CRUSHING hi.
skull: His little comma.;o;: ,.urr;r,; -.
nir wilson and told lin that John wa,
liuIt, anu MIR. w. went immediately 10 l. i'm
ano found him i'll all unconscious c.,Dditinn
re, ne TOOK hlm to the residence of Mr.. ! r
w, w M',iison, where he died in few minutes
Inc afflicted parents have the sympathics
s1 0i all our people in their sad bereavement
lhe remains were inferred in the preshwto'
ran graveyard Sunday morning.
There was Greenback meeting at HIM.
ters Spring on last Friday, ut Which Maj
i. II: Russell and w. w. Russell spoke for
Inc Greenbackcrs and Hon. d. Wyatt Aiken
LOT the Democrats. The meeting had been
callcd at the time Of the County Demo.
cratic Convention, for the purpose of pre-
venting the Democratic speakers from
meeting them and exposing their misreprc.
scntatlons and real purposes. Col. Aike,
very efficiently represented lie Democracy
ana showed that the pretended new pnrtv
was only wing Of the Republican rarty
formed for the purpose Of splitting the
democracy as far as possible At the CON
ci!sion OF the meeting n Grcenback Club
OF eleven white and nine cOlored men was
formed, with Mr. a. q. Fretwell as presi
dent, Mr.. David Palmer us vire.prcsdent
ana Capt. &. w. Bcchcr as secretary. we
regret tie formation Of this club, for we
had hoped that there could not lie found
half dozen white men in Anderson c0un.
ty willing to help in the work Of dismem-
bering the Democratic party. This club
VIII not injure the Democracy, for it con-
talns no man of any considerable political
influence III its ranks. 1t is only the name
Of having Grecmback club in Anderson
County that We regret.