The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-01-01
The Conference Appointments.

pOlDtmenlS made by the south Carolina
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, at its recent session in
Charleston:
Charleston District-E. j. Meynardie.
PIE. Charleston-Trinity, 10. Wilson :;
Bethel, Il. n. Wells; Spring Street, 4.
ii. Jones; City Mission, j. T.. Beard ;
Cainhoy, G. l.. Wiggius; berkeley, w.
w. Jones ST. Stephens, to be supplied /;
Summerville, J. NJ. Pike; Cypress, w.
w. Williams Ridgevile, J. Is. Platt !;
ST Georges, ID. J. Simmons; Co!eton.
j. w. Brown; South Branchyille, w. w.
Williams; Round o, S. ID. Vaughn !;
Walterboro, Il. Il. Loylcss Yemassee,
ID. u. Dantzler; Allendale, +. Aud !;
Back Swamp, NJ N. Brabham; Haulec.
vile, John A. Mood Beaufort, II. M.
Mood Editor Southern Christian Adro.
cate, S. A. Weber.
Columbia District.-A. Coke Smith,
=. T.. Columbia-Washington street,
William G. Power; Marion street, II. Z.
Franks; City Mission, l.. NJ. Little;
Winnsboro, ID. Z. Watson; Fairfield, j.
X. Mccain; Bly,hwood, W. A. Clarke,
ii. G. Bethea; Lexington Fork, G. w.
Gatlin; Lexington, q. II. Pooser Lees
vile and Concord, j. S. Mattison; J. f.
Watson, supernumerary Batesburg, A.
| N. Chrietzberg; Johnston and Harmony,
ID. ID. Daatzler; Edgefield, l.. f. Beatty ;
Lewisville, j. A. Porter; Graniteville
and Vauclusc, w. Ii. Wroton Aiken
and Langley, w. NJ. Duncan; Columbia
Female College, GA. Darby, president ;
| chaplain to Penitentiary, w. Martin !;
Paine Institute, G.. w. Walker, profes.
| sOr.
Chester District--A. j. Cauthen, p. f..
Chester, d. ID. Wannamaker; Chester
Circuit, J. G. Stoll; East Chester, J. G.
Bissell Rock Hill, to be supplied !;
Yorkville. J. II. Pate Kings Mountain,
L. A; johnson; Fort Mill, w. w.
Daniel; Lancaster, a. w. Moore; West
Lancaster, j. S. Porter; Tradeville, H.
W. Whitaker; Chesterfield, j. w. Nc
Roy; Cheraw, J. w. Elkins; Society
Hill, S. Jones; York, S: J. Mcleod.
Cokesbury District-W. D. Kirkland,
wood, w; A. Rogers; Ninety.six, S. P.
Abbeville, w. r. Richardson Abbevile
Circuit, ]. i. Rushton; McCormic's, P.
A. Murray; LowndesviI!e, NJ. l.. Banks :;
Tumbling Shoals, w. II. Ariail; North
Edgeield, T. B. Philips; Newberfy, j.
A. Clifton Newbsrry Circuit, NJ. Brown :
Kinard's, r. r. Dagnall; Saluda, j.
Walter Dickson Parksville, S. ]. Be,hea.
Florence Districts. II. Browne, p.
Z. Florence, A. w. Humbert; Mars Bluff,
II. A. Stafford; Darlington, P. B. Jack.
son; Darlington Circuit, F.. L. Hodges ;
Lower Darlington, A. w. Jackson /;
Black Creek Mission, to be supplied ;
Timmonsville, J.. c. Kilgo Etfi,ngham,
w. Carson; Williamsburg, NJ. 3. CLARK.
son; Kingstree, C. b. Smith; Black
River, to be supplied; Georgetown, A.
Il. Lester; Georgetown Mission, r, j..
Duffie; Johnsonville, N. b. Ciarkson,
l.. Wood, and ]. r. Whitaker, Jr.,
preacher; Missionary to Brazil, j. w.
Roger.
Greenville District-T. G. Herbert, P.
l.. Greenville, r. d. Smart; Greenyille
Circuit, w. A. Belts; Reidville, G. D.
Mann; North Greenviile, w. S. Martin
Fork Shoals, VIM. Hutto; Williamson
and Bolton, S. Lander; Brushy Creek, j
Attaway; Anderson, J. w. Wolling
Anderson Circuit, G. V. Barnes; West
Anderson, j. D. Frierson TownviIle, to
be supplied by w. A. Hodges; Pendle-
ton, J. w. Daniel Pickens, W. II.
Kirton; Seneca City, 3. j. Guess
Walhalla, j. G. Davis; Williamson
Female College, S. Lander. President.
Marion District-J. NJ. Boyd, P. E.
Marion, w. 8. Wightman Centenary,
A. G. Walker: Britton's Neck, NJ. NJ
Ferguson; North Marlboro, T. E. Geer
w. f. Pegues, supernumerary Bennetts.
vile, j. l.. Stokes; E. J. Price, junior
preacher; Bennettsville Circuit, T. J.
Clyde; Clio, A. NJ. Boyd; Little Rock
J. s. Beaseley j. R. Little, >upernumer
ary (; Mullins, J. w. Murray; Conway
William Thomas; Conway Circuit, w
G. Gleaton Bayboro, w. B. Baker
Bucksville, l.. G. Loyal; Waccamaw, j.
J. Workman.
Orangeburg District--T. Raysor, P. l.
Orangeburg. J. T.. Carlisle; Orangeburs
Circuit, y. TiIler: St, Matthew's, ]. l.
Shuford; Providence, J. w. Kelly
Brauchville, A. B. Lee; Bamburg, g. E
Morris Graham's, 8. F. Siff1ey Edisto
w. II. Lawton: Boiling Springs, J. G.
Young; Orange, to be supplied by L. S
Bellinger; WiIliston. NJ. Il. Pooser
Upper Edisto, J. A. Wood.
Sumter District-A. j. Stokes, p. T.
Sumter, II. +. Chreitzbc,g; Sumter Cir
cult, J. T. Kilgo; Lynchburg and St.
Luke's, p. i. Kistleri Wedgefeld, J. @
Chandler; Bishopville, N. X. Melton
Santee, z. G. Fishburne; Forrestop, J. G.
Counts Manning, S. Leard; Clarendon
B. G. Jones; Camden, w. T. Capers
Hanging Rock, A. 4. Gilbert; East
Kershaw, B. w. Munnerlyn; Riehland
y. w. Nicely.
| SpaItanburg Districts. B. Jones, P,
e. Spsrtanburg, j. B. Campbell; City
Mission, to be supplied; Union. J. NJ
Carlisle; Cherokee Springs, D. R.
Brown South Union, w. NJ. Harden
Jonesville, Q. D. Rowell; GafTney City,
). u. Wilson; Laurens, g. T. Harmon ;
North Laurens, J. NJ. Friday Clinton. D.
p. Boyd; Belmont, II. B. Browne ;
Campobella, A. w. Walker; Pacolet and
Glendale, j. ". Ariail, Wofford College,
". w. Duncan, professor; Vanderbilt
University, A. M. Shipp, professor, miss.
ionary 20 Brazil, J. w. Tarbourx.
| sTATIsTIcs.
The following statistics of the progress
Of the Church in this State were also
presented:
Charleston District-.Membership, G, 1882
whites, 10S colored; local preachers,
white Is. colored Q; Sunday schools 75..
pupils 3,438, colored 10; officers and
teachers 47l.
Orangeburg District = Membership,
white 4,04i, colored 6 !; local preachers
IL; Sunday schools 46; pupils 2,299
white; officers and teachers 1856.
Columbia District-Membership 4.673
white; Sunday schools 40, pupils, white
1929; officers and teachers Sl5; local
preachers Is.
Cokesbury Dist.-Membsrship 1895 /;
local preachers 10; Sunday schools 62 !;
| officers and teachers S6S. numher NJ