The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-12

freie,;yt ytoang man named Walter Eollev
manoIe,, 'atn ~ psa, pnaano, had his foot fearfni,u
the nasseras, q. nel.oa te Yesterday morning by
blue Ridge and Green7il t;valis. trains NE Inc In,
0uining @ IN at the same time. and Honen TI.n
MA Ma standing on the crossinc wotni,;L ;oiisy
,:n Duue hidge train and did not SOC tImng tI,a tne
Ti.ie tTain in time to get OFF of 1 the ureeh- ,I
- II =. nd. Brown has charge of the So,'u.s o,"eS
Ia, Im man, ana will amputate his foot uT, W;.
mr.. Robert A. Lewis, of Belto, o,d ,,
=. bayl Lis Lewis, of Anderson bayo anu f; Mr;
q SoPartnership under the firm nan, ~, my ~
nopert a. Lewis & Co., and viii dn aie OF
etai merchandise business at Belton Sen
ehsy are now opening out their stoct " ~, :
Hha tha s w mhngham House. Both members a ,nt ~
No efInrt n are ,;i experienced business men. and
70 ali D,i WIZ oe spared to give satisfaction
Wa W al VINO iavor them with their natronaoe
We commend the new firm 10 thhe'uflage, the unngs.
", .nat section, and wish them s,,ccessf,,I rf,1
where. appears eise-
o,,U On last Sunday the Greenyille Bontist
nastor Sun etected Rev. w. H. Strickland as lis
which he received siyty.6ve VII The car, Gr.oo OF
y,ile church Is the second stroncest Ra,,e;it
StIIcn In the State, and the election Of NJ
o.r!ckland as paatnr 10 ani.c 4: err, ,,,;.a..,;
70 ms abilities. He is one of the 6naat
preachers i'll the State, and as nastor I'm a.
ana aTM eqqais anywhere. For the past veor
aia M;ss;a nan ne has been engaged as State
tbe s'ua nra agent or his denomination, and
ever eand stand morR he has accomplished will
Leoi anu energy as Christian worker We
nus not yet made public his accontn,,oo aS
the call. r''' us acceptance OF
MI MT. James Wilcox, all aged citizen Of this
orart9y, art.y, uied at ms residence mile and a
ternoon oI SPUN 81; OF THIS place on Saturday af-
ne mad been in feeble health for some ne vee ear, rs
pIas,, prI, ana more recently had suffered with
rheumatism. On Saturday evening he vent
OUT into the yard, where he fell and In -
xy xvery .ew minutes expired. 1t is supposed
tnat the rheumatism reached his Heart
which caused his death Immediately. He
@ wuS an intelligent and we-infoi med !.
ALT ality -, ond uays gone by was noted for his geni-
oL children to mourn his death. Who have
Tue sympathy of many friends. His re-.
mains were buried in the Presbvter;or
graveyard on Monday afternoon. ''''
a., { Caroline Taylor, colorcd, unquestionablv
NA..-SIi vi tue state, died on the
Plantation of Mr.. d. s. TAYLOR. in Centre'
vliie township, OIL Wednesday last. From
the @ statements of the deceased. which are
IIully sustained by corroborative testimony
ne must have been at the time of his dentl,
al ieast ll2 years old. He was a native of
Airlca, and was sold as slave to Col. David
sloan in Charleston about the wear 17o5
ne canned TO have been the son of n
wealthy man in Africa, who was himself n
slave owner, and that while tending his
iathers herds Of cattle he was oyernoIereJ
anu taken captive by number of men Of
an uniriendly tribe. who sold him to white
save traders on the coast, who brought him
10 America and re-sold him at Charleston.
ne was "a years old when captured. and it
was about one year from that time until he
was purchased by Col. Sloan, who gave him
70 Col Joseph Taylor, his son-in-law. a
citizen OF this section, and who is remem-
nered by many of the old citizens now liy-
Ing as one of the leading men of the upner
part OF South Carolina. The old "Taylor
Place. five miles west of Anderson. now
owned principally by grandsons of Col.
zoe Taylor, was the home of old Caroline
from the time Of his arrival in America
until his DEATH about 81 years. He was
always faithful servant, and was endowed
with remarkable constitution. His shirt
mas gone 20 its everlasting abode, and his
body now moulders in the soil thet gave it
sustenance for SO many years.