The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-01-23

Miss jamie Moseley died at the home Of
her father, Mr.. Ira L. Moseley, in Hope
we'll Township, last Saturday morning at
3 o'clock. She was i'll for several months
with that terrible disease, consumption.
Miss Moseley was about twenty-five years
of age, and was most estimable lady,
whose death is deeply deplored by wide
circle of friends. She had long been a
faithful member of Hopewell (Baptist)
Church. On Sunday her remains were
inferred in the Hopewell Church yard,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev. Weston Hiott, in the presence of
q large congregation.
Mr. L. B. Haynie died at his home in
| Martin Township last Sunday morning.
He had been i'll only short time, and
the announcement of his death was
great shock to many of his friends. Mr..
Haynie was about 85 years of age, and
! was born and reared in Anderson County.
BY his death the County loses one of Its
best and most upright citizens, and in bis
immediate community, especially, his
place will be hard to fill. He had long
been faithful member of the Baptist
Church, and was most jealous and ac-
tive Sunday School worker. A wife, four
sons and three daughters are left to mourn
his death, and in their sad bereavement
they have the sympathy of host of
friends and relatives. His remains were
inferred at Bethany Church on Monday,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev. M. MCGEE.
The minutes of the sixty ninth session
of the State Convention Of the Baptist
denomination In Sou:h Carolina have just
been issued. They give full accounts Of
the work of the Convention, and also a
general report of the work of the Church
throughout the State. Tue compilation
Of the minutes shows that great care has
been taken to have the work accurately
and systematically done. The statistics
given are of great interest. They shoE
that there are 3S2 ordained ministers and
7S6 churches in the State. The total MEM
bership is 1920. There are 568 Sunday
Schools, with 1908 officers and teachers
and IS ,62l pupils. The Baptists collected
last year SO ,o9l.22 for State missions and
colportage; $9,50s.24 for foreign mis-.
sions; S4,0S25S for home missions
$S,69l52 for education; $135,4s2.5l for
miscellaneous purposes, or total for all
purposes Of $167, ,70G 10. The total Church
property of the State is valued at $50 600.
Greenville Enterprise and Mountaineer:
s.We take occasion to commend the en-.
terprise Of the Anderson INTELL1aENoER
in its report of the opening Of Anderson's
new hotel, "Chiquola." The menu was
given in full, very extended statements of
the speeches made were reported, and all
the leading Incidents narrated. A double
column picture of the hotel was given,
which furnishes good understanding of
the magnifcence of the structure, accom-
panied by portraits OF Mayor Tribble, Cap
tain Frank T. Wilhite, and Col. ]. D.
Max well, the leading spirits In the get
ting up and completion of the hotel; also
portrait of Mr.. r. w. Sperry, the present
landlord of the "Chiquola." The INTEL
L1aENcER deserves the thanks and In
creased patronage of the people of Ander-
son for it's performances in the manner of
its putting on record the opening Of their
hotel, which is one of the most complete
and attractive establishments OF the kind
in the up country"