The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-03-13

About four years ago DR.. Leslie E. Kee-
ley gave to the world cure for La Grippe,
which has been successfully used by thous.
are again printing 1t. The Kimball, 8. D.,
Graphic says: 1.-THE famous DR.. Kelley,
the discoverer Of the cure for inebriety,
says that four grain dose Of asafoetida
four times daily will cure the grip. It is
most effective when each dose Is mixed
with one-eighth grain of iodoform."
Jimmie, 5.year.old son of Mr.. VIM.
Copper, who lives in the Toney Creek Sec
tion, met with terrible death last Satur-
day. Several hands were engaged In
burning off some fields and the little
fellow had gone out to see the fire.
In some way his clothing caught fire, and
| he was soon enveloped in flames. His
| one could reach bis side he was rendered
| almost unconscious. He was carried
home and everything possible was done to
alleviate his sufferinga. but he was beyond
human aid and death soon came to bis
| relief.
The Keowee Courier, of last week, says {:
"Dr. William D. MoWhorter is dead.
This sad event occurred at Richmond, Va, /,
on Thursday, the 21st of February, 1896,
and was caused by acute Pneumonia. DR..
McWhorter was South Carolinian and
grew to manhood in Pickens District. He
was member Of Orrs Rifles and was con-
nected with the medical department dur.
ing the war. Subsequently he practiced
bis profession at Old Pickens. Later he
found helpmeet and home In Virginia.
DR.. McWhorter was member of the Pres.
byterian Church, and leaves In this State
relatives and many friends to mourn his
departure"
Mt Pisgah Council, No. 6, Junior Order
| United American Mechanics, was institut-
ed In the Knights of Pythias Hall on Sat
urday evening, 9th inst, by national
organizer Walter A. Orange, OF Richmond,
Va. The following officers were elected
to serve the ensuing term: Jr. P. G., DR.. =.
J. W. FAINT; &. g., w. 8. Haynie; A. r. s.,
B. F. FAINT; I. g., j. F. Wilson; o. g., G. e.
Shelton; Chap, r. M. Baker; Con-, j. W.
Hanicut; Ward, J. O. Payne; Trustees, DR..
Harris, DR.. Naramore and E. NJ. Baker.
The main object Of this organization Is
benevolence, and We. wish 1t success IN
our growing town.
Anderson County has lost good citizen
| in the death Of Mr.. John q. Watt which
occurred at his home in Corner Township
on Thursday. February 28th, aged about
65 years. His remains were inferred at
Generostee Church on the day following
his death, Rev. Calvin Presley conduct
Ing the funeral services. Mr.. Watt was
born, reared and had always lived in the
neighborhood where he died. He served
through the war, and there was no braver
soldier on the side Of the Confederacy.
He had long been q faithful member Of the
Presbyterian Church, and was most highly
esteemed by wide circle Of friends and
relatives. He leaves widow and four
daughters to cherish his memory, and in
their sore bereavement they have the sym.
pathies of their many friends.
Rev. ]. N. 81. Summerel was installed
pastor of the Presbyterian Church in this
city last Sunday by authority of the Pres
ceding. Rev. DR.. Frierson, the venerable
ex.pastor OF the Church, preached the SER
mon and delivered the charge TO the pas.
tor, and Rev. 8. L.<Wilson, Of Abbeville,
delivered the charge to the congregation.
A very large congregation was present, and
the service throughout was most interest
ing and impressive. at the evening ser.
vice the new pastor occupied his pulpit,
and preached an eloquent and instructive
sermon. All the other Churches Of the
city were closed and he was greeted by
very large congregation. The opening
prayer was offered by Rev. o L. Martin.
OF the Baptist Church, and, at the conclus..
ion of the sermon, Rev. q. P. Watson, of
the Methodist Church, In few appropriate
remarks, extended Mr.. Summerel u most
cordial welcome to Anderson.
Mr.. W. G Patterson. brother. in-lsw of
our townsman, DR.. S. M. Orr, met with
serious accident in Greenville last<Satur-
day. The Greenville Ne,Us, of Tuesday,
gives the following particulars: Nv. @.
Patterson fell over the bauisters on the
second story of DR. ]. M. Westmoreland's
residence, in McBee avenue, Saturday
afternoon and received injuries which are
evidently very serious. Mr.. Patterson
received severe blow on his head from a
falling window many years ago and since
then has suffered frequently from agoniz-
ing headaches. Last year he was told by
his physicians that an operation was
necessary as there seemed to have been
fracture of the skull and resulting pressure
on the brain. The operation was perform
ed, but Mr.. Patterson has since been SUBJ
jects to attacks Of vertigo and extreme
weakness. He was boarding at DR.. West.
morelsnd's aud on Saturday started from
his room, on the second floor to call Mrs.
Patterson. who was down stairs. Just as
he reached the bapisters, which are unu5-
ually low, he became faint and lost oon-
sciousness. He fell forward over the
banister and to the floor below, distance
of eighteen feet. The crash of the fall
attracted immediate attention and Mr..
Patterson was found insensible with bad
cash on his head and many severe bruises
on his body. He had rallied and his con-
dition was much improved yesterday but
his injuries are regarded as serious and In
view of his weak state and OF the previous
trouble with his head his hosts Of friends
are very uneasy for him."