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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1879

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Importance of Bible Stds and Sunday School Institute Oration

A dated address by D. Scott Murray Jr. extols Sunday School work as the church’s vital instrument, urging in-depth Bible study, intellectual mustering, and moral action. It contends Sunday Schools educate unbaptized hearts, championing scriptural inquiry over shallow lesson questions and promoting religious literacy.

Sanday School Institute Au Mersee D. Scott, Murray Jr Sometine Amos Taurens Bethlehem Ted Baer Antalio God Paul Silas Thessalonica Aeey Streschen Holomon Wall of Millie Ax Tucker Georgia Wace Sumdaz Mahommet Heaven

Night of Fire and Plunder in Columbia City

An eyewitness account describes a brutal night as United States troops fail to prevent looting and arson in Columbia. Civilians, including a Hanoverian consul, labor under fear, loss, and displacement while brave soldiersmen struggle to protect property and families amid chaos and fire.

Aoyush Conrad Felix Claciua Columbia United States Fos Anan Milroad Fin Taium McCoully Avila Simeo F Shurman

Yellow fever strikes Memphis amid panic and quarantine

A graphic dispatch depicts Memphis besieged by yellow fever. Officials fail to fund relief, residents flee by train as fear, hunger, and disorder rise. Citizens urge mass exodus and drastic measures while doctors warn the death toll may climb.

Man Ends Life by Train in Atlanta City

A man believed to be James V. Nethers of Union City, Tennessee, committed suicide by lying on active railroad tracks as a Western and Atlantic train approached at about 11:65 p.m. The engine crushed him. witnesses described the brutal scene and identified his belongings, including two papers with cryptic notes. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of voluntary death. Remains were prepared for burial and relatives mourned in early reports.

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Who Wrote the Prayer Now Called Lay Me Down to Sleep

An ornate commentary extols the universal influence of the child’s prayer Now I lay me down to sleep. It honors Bly y work and Judge Thomas Thomson, quoting a judge on teaching the lines to youths. It recalls Judge D L Wardlaw’s deathbed recitation and cites Jesus about becoming as little children.

Leon Thomas Thomson Manind Toomson D.L. Wardlaw Abbeville Miko Aulee Jesus Kingdom of Heaven

McGowan and Rutledge Nominated for Governor and Lieutenant Governor

The editorial endorses Gen Samuel McGowan of Abbeville for Governor and Gen H Rutledge of Charleston for Lieutenant Governor, praising their patriotism and public service while criticizing political opponents and urging support across party lines. It highlights McGowan's stance on phosphate questions and Rutledge's proven devotion to popular rights and reform.

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