The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-19

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UNIVERSAL desire of our people that tbo .ne nn
tlu0n be granted, FOR the reason th ti,o pc, :.
wiz relleve the Council of great deal ~
hhnnecessary hn and annoying labor. that con,d IA
De Us wei attended to by the Mayor. 'u
we had pleasant call on Saturday . eo,
noon from Miss Fannie May VIII % S'tgf- Tf
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The residence OF Mr.. David Cro.h,, 49,.
miles east of Anderson came ver,, ,ny' ,,o Two
lmg r1gl destroyed By fire last Sunday afternoon @ IN
Ghe iamiiy, accompanied by Mr.. % T..
Clark and family, had gone home fron, m'
toWn'. where they attended church in tho
morning, and soon after their arrival some
cnaiuren III the yard discovered one of In q
oud uCh5 b. on iire' and promptly gave the alarm,
clark, assisted by a colored man who han.
pened to be passing at the time the fIampp. np
were put out. The fire oriainated ne nirhes IN .
nnlerope IN the room occupied bv NJ; -
SIe,hlina Nevitt, and as she had lust cE.- ;,,ed
ner clothing after mending up the fire. if 10
tsnEpposed mat the fire started from spar1
srao onod propaoiy lodged in her dress. a large
In her, efforts to save the articles IL, IN 1"u hnr
burned. The papering @ was entiraIv nahqS bbadIy
from the walls of the room. and the co;i;na oI;n.
considerably injured 0o''''e
We frequently hear of strange co;ro;,o,
ces In the lives Of people. and wonJor IL,
our minds what the unseen forces ore IL 81 a.
produce them. That they come about bv
cnance few persons believe, and vet when
asked ior All opinion as to what the cause
or causes are, they are compelled to admit
.hat they have none that is satisfactory
eveh e 10 themselves Recent occurrences
ST. ST. Two promising young men in this
ota,e nave caused considerable wondermenf
ana comment among those acquainted with
oIS .he iacts, ana they are so strangely remark.
ape tilat we cannot forego the pleasure of
giving them to our readers, showing as thew
uo now singular concurrent are the events
III III the lives Of men, Albert P. Johnstone.
y. u. s., and D. s. Pope Nj. d., were both
porn and reared in Newberry village. and
Doth LETT home at the same time and went
10 thilade!phia, where Johnstone entered n
Gental college and Pope q medical COLLEGE
ihey pursued their stndies diligently, grad
uated ut the same time and returned tn
Newberry together, where they practiced
tnelr chosen professions for a short time.
rlnally, DIR. Pope went to Columbia and
Dr. tombstone came to Anderson and both
Dettered themselves by the change. After
iiVlng about three years in their adopted
homes, on the morning of December %
looi at the hour of 10 O'clock, they were
each joined in wedlock to their chosen life
companions, and about the Same hour took
the train for Newberry with their brides on
visit to their respective families. Upon
their arrival at Newberry each heard for the
hrst time Of the marriage of the other. and
on the following morning they both started
10 call on each other, and met on the street
midway between the homes of their parents.
'they stayed in Newberry urtil the eighth
DAY after their wedding, and on the morn.
ing OF their departure for their respective
homes each received the intelligence that a
brother in-law had been burned out of
mouse and home DR.. Johnstone is Pres
byterian and married Baptist while DR..
rope is Baptist and married Presbyte-
rian