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Minutes 


OF  THE 


NINETY-THIRD  SESSION 


SOUTH  CHINA  ANNUAL  1FI1 


OF  THE 


HELD  AT 


NEWBERRY,  S.  C. 


DECEMBER  11—16, 1878. 


CONTENTS. 


PAGE. 

I.  CONFERENCE  OFFICERS,  BOARDS,  ETC   2 

II.  CHRONOLOGICAL  ROLL  FOR  1878   3 

III.  CONFERENCE  JOURNAL  AND  RESOLUTIONS   4 

IV.  MEMOIRS: 

REV.  E.  J.  PENNfXGTON,  BY  REV.  S.  H.  BBOWNE  12 

REV.  A.  R.  DANNER,  BY  REV.  G.  H.  POOSER  13 

V.  MISSIONARY  REPORTS: 

1.  SECRETARY  OF  THE  BOARD  14 

2.  TREASURER  DOMESTIC  MISSIONS  15 

3.  TREASURER  FOREIGN  MISSIONS  16 

VI.  GENERAL  REPORTS: 

1.  ON  EDUCATION,  BY  REV.  S.  A.  WEBER  16 

2.  ON  BOOKS  AND  PERIODICALS,    BY    REV.   J.  B. 
CAMPBELL  18 

3.  ON  TEMPERANCE,  BY  REV.  S.  P.  H.  ELWELL  20 

4.  ON  BIBLE  CAUSE,  BY  REV.  J.  B.  TRAYWICK.  21 

5.  ON  SUNDAY-SCHOOLS,  BY  REV.  J.  M.  CARLISLE  21 

6.  JOINT  BOARD  FINANCE,  BY  REV.  A.  J.  STOKES  22 

7.  TREASURER  DELEGATION  TO  GENERAL  CONFER- 
ENCE i  24 

8.  ON  SOUTHERN  CHRISTIAN  ADVOCATE,  BY  REV. 

J.  T.  WIGHTMAN  25 

VII.  CONDENSED  MINUTES   26 

VIII.  APPOINTMENTS  28 

IX.  STATISTICAL   REPORT  30 

X.  FINANCIAL  REPORT  36 

XL  COMPARATIVE  EXHIBITS: 

1.  COMPARATIVE  RANK,  DISTRICTS,  SALARIES  AND 
CONFERENCE  CLAIMS  62 

2.  CHARGES,  PAYING  IN  FULL,  ETC  62 

3.  COMPARATIVE  GROWTH,  MEMBERSHIP,  CHURCH- 
ES AND  PARSONAGES  63 

4.  COMPARATIVE  GROWTH  SUNDAY-  SCHOOLS  63 

5.  COMPARATIVE  VALUE  CHURCH  PROPERTY  63 

6.  AGGREGATE  FOB/CONFERENCE  CLAIMS  64 

7.  AGGREGATE  *x>R  SALARIES  64 

XII.  CONFEREN^  KKGISTER  FOR  1878  65 

XIII.  LOC/VL  PREACHERS,  SOUTH  CAROLINA  CONFERENCE,  68 

XIV.  COURSE  OF  STUDY  71 

XV.  SESSIONS  SOUTH  CAROLINA  CONFERENCE  73 

XVI.  IN  MEMORIAM  ...\\  75 


ZMZIITTTTES 

OF  THE 

NINETY-THIRD  SESSION 

OF  THE 

ontb  Carolina  Annual  dConforcnce 

OF  THE 

METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH,  SOUTH. 

HELD  AT  NEWBERRY,  S.  C. 
DECEMBER    11-16,  1878. 

BISHOP  WM.  M.  WIGHTMAN,  President. 
EDITED  AND  PUBLISHED  FOR  THE  CONFERENCE, 

BY  A.  M.  CHRIETZBERG. 


CHARLESTON,  S.  C. : 
WALKER,  EVANS  &  COGSWELL,  PRINTERS, 
Nos.  3  Broad  and  109  East  Bay  Streets. 
1879.  * 


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I. 

CONFERENCE  OFFICERS,  BOARDS,  Etc. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  CONFERENCE. 


BISHOP  WM.  M.  WIGHTMAN,  President. 
Rev.  WM.  C  POWER,  Secretary. 
Revs.  O.  A.  DARBY,  S.  LANDER,  A.  COKE  SMITH, 
H.  F.  CHRIETZBERG,  W.  D.  KIRKLAND,  J.O.  WILLSON,  Assistants. 


LEGAL  CONFERENCE. 

Rev.  S.  B.  Jones,  President ;  Rev.  A.  M.  Shipp,  1st  Vice-President ;  Rev. 
W.  Smith,  2d  Vice-President;  Rev.  H.  A.  C  Walker  3d  Vice-President; 
Rev.  W.  P.  Mouzon,  4th  Vice-President;  Rev.  S.  A.  Weber,  Secretary; 
W.  K.  Blake,  Esq.,  Treasurer;  Simpson  Bobo,  Geo.  W.  Williams,  A.  A. 
Gilbert,  S.  W.  Maurice,  Managers. 


JOINT  BOARD  OF  FINANCE. 


A.  J.  Stokes,  Chairman  ;  W.  P.  Mouzon,  J.  L..Shuford,  T.  J.  Clyde,  G.  W. 
Walker.  G.  T.  Harmon,  R.  D.  Smart.  J.  B.  Traywick,  A.  Coke  Smith.  Lay— 
A.  A.  Gilbert,  W.  B.  Warren,  J.  N.  Hook,  R.  H.  Jennings,  W.  A.  Brunson, 
W.  C.  McMillan,  S.  M.  Rice,  T.  F.  Harmon,  A.  H.  Cureton. 


SUNDAY-SCHOOL  BOARD. 


J.  B.  Campbell,  President;  G.  H.  Wrells,  1st  Vice-President;  O.  A.  Darby, 
2d  Vice-President ;  T.  G.  Herbert,  3d  Vice-President  ;  H.  F.  Chrietzberg, 
Secretary.  Managers —J.  A.  Clifton,  G-  T.  Harmon,  R.  L.  Harper.  W.  A. 
Rogers,  J.  W.  Murray,  D.  D.  Dantzler.  Lay— B.  Stokes,  W.  C.  McMillan, 
B.  D.  Kay,  A.  A.  Gilbert,  W.  S.  Pickens,  J.  A.  Elkins. 


COMMITTEES  OF  EXAMINATION. 


Candidates— S.  Leard,  J.  W.  Kelly,  P.  F.  Kistler,  J.  T.  Kilgo. 
First  Year— A.  J.  Stafford,  John  O.  Willson,  S.  J.  Hill,  T.  J.  Clyde. 
Second  Year—  S.  B.  Jones,  J.  W.  Dickson,  F.  Auld,  R.  W.  Barber. 
Third  Year— Wm.  P.  Mouzon, W.  D-  Kirkland,  J.  S.  Beasley  G.W.  Walker. 
Fourth  Year— A.  H.  Lester,  R.  D.  Smart,  L.  M.  Hamer,  R.  N.  Wells. 


THE  S0U1H  CARULlHlANA  LIBRARY 


II. 

CHRONOLOGICAL 

OF  THE 

South  Carolina  Annual 


FOR  1878. 


1S23.  Joel  W.  Townsend. 
1825.  John  Watts, 

1827.  David  Derrick. 

1828.  Wm.  Martin. 

1829.  John  R.  (  oburn. 
1831.  H.  A.  C.  Walker. 
1883.  Whitefoord  Smith. 

1835.  Sam'l  Leard,  Abram  Nettles.  David  W.  Seal. 

1836.  Wm.  C  Patterson,  M.  A.  McKibben. 

1837.  Louis  Scarboro. 

1838.  Wm.  P.  Mouzon,  John  H.  Zimmerman,  S.  Jones. 

1839.  A.  M.  Chrietzberg,  Wesley  L.  Pegues. 

1840.  Lewis  M.  Little. 

1841.  A.  M.  Shipp,  C.  H.  Pritchard,  D.  J.  Simmons,  John  A.  Porter. 

1842.  Henry  M.  Mood,  Wm.  Carson,  J.  F.  Smith. 

1844.  John  W.  Kelly,  R.  P.  Franks. 

1845.  Wm.  T.  Capers,  J.  M.  Carlisle,  A.  P.  Avant,  J.  L.  Shuford. 

1846.  Sidi  H.  Browne,  Paul  F.  Kistler. 

1847.  John  A.  Mood,  Abner  Ervine. 

1848.  John  T.  Wightman,  Lewis  A.  Johnson.  M.  L.  Banks. 

1849.  E.  J.  Meynardie,  John  Finder,  A.  J.  Cauthen,  Thomas  Mitchell. 

1850.  W.  W.  Jones,  Wm.  Hutto,  D.  D.  Byars.  *E.  J.  Pennington. 

1851.  W.  W.  Mood,  Thomas  Raysor,  W.  A.  Clarke,  James  T.  Kilgo. 

1852.  O.  A.  Darby,  A.  H.  Lester 

1853.  Wm.  H.  Lawton. 

1854.  Lewis  M.  Hamer,  Basil  G.  Jones, 

1855.  Landy  Wood,  Sam'l  B.  Jones,  F.  M.  Kennedy,  M.  A.  Connolly. 

1856.  John  W.  Murray,  Sam'l  J.  Hill. 

1857.  Manning  Brown,  Wm.  C.  Power.  A.  W.  Walker,  R.  R.  Dagnall. 

1859.  T.  G.  Herbert,  G.  H.  Wells,  J.  B.  Massebeau,  J.  C.  Stoll,  F.  Auld. 

1860.  J.  B.  Campbell, T.  W  Munnerlyn,  J.  W.  McRoy.  T.  J.  Clyde,  J.  W.  Humbert, 
A.  J.  Stokes. 

1861.  John  L.  Sifley,  D.  J.  McMillan.  Jas.  J  .Workman,  H.  J.  Morgan.  N.  K. 
Melton.  John  A.  Wood. 

1863.  S.  A.  Weber,  R.  C.  Oliver. 

1864.  J.  R.  Little,  A.  J.  Stafford,  J.  E.  Watson. 

1865.  Sam'l  Lander,  John  Attaway. 

1866.  J.  B.  Traywick.  J.  B.  Piatt. 

1867.  R.  L,  Duffle,  R.  L.  Harper. 

1868.  S.  P.  H.  Elwell. 

1869.  T.  E.  Wannamaker,  L  C.  Loyal,  Wm.  Thomas. 

1870.  J  A.Olifton,  Geo.  T.  Harmon,  J.  Marion  Boyd,  J,  F.  England,  A.  G.  Gantt. 

1871.  J.  s.  Beasley,  G.  M.  Boyd.  E.  T.  Hodges,  R.  N.  Wells,  W,  D.  Kirkland,  G.  W. 
Gatlin,  R.  D.  Smart. 

1872.  *A.  R.  Danner,  D.  D.  Dantzler,  Dove  Tiller,  J.  K.  McCain,  C.  C.  Fishburne, 
J.  B.  Wilson. 

1873.  W.  A.  Rogers,  J.  C.  Russell,  C.  D.  Mann,  A.  Coke  Smith,  J.  Walter 
Dickson,  Geo.  H.  Pooser,  R  W.  Barber,  Jas.  C.  Davis, 

1874.  W.  S.  Wightman,  Hilliard  F.  Chrietzberg,  I.  J.  Newberry,  M.  H.  Pooser,  G. 
W.  Whitman.  W.  H.  Kirton,  C.  D.  Howell,  John  O,  Willson,  J.  C.  Bissell, 
John  E.  Carlisle,  Geo.  W.  Walker. 

1875.  J.  Lemacks  Stokes  F.  L.  Hartin,  W.  W.  Williams,  M.  M.  Ferguson,  A.  W. 
Jackson,  Jas.  W.  Wolling,  O.  N.  Rountree,  J.  C.  Counts,  E.  M.  Merritt,  J.  J. 
Neville,  Wm.  H.  Ariail,  J.  D.  Vaughan. 

1876.  D.  Z.  Dantzler,  A.  C.  Walker,  W.  S.  Martin,  B.  M.  Boozer,  James  W.  Ariail. 

On  Trial. 

1877.  R.  Herbert  .Jones,  E.  G.  Price,  A.  B.  Lee,  T.  E.  Gilbert,  A.  C.  Legette,  H. 
Bascomb  Browne,  Wm.  P.  Meadors. 

1878.  J.  S.  Meynardie,  John  W.  Tarbourx,  Jas.  S.  Porter,  J.  Thomas  Pate. 


ROLL 

Conference, 


*  Died. 


III. 


CONFERENCE  JOURNAL. 


FIRST  DAY— WEDNESDAY. 

Newberry,  S.  C,  December  11,  1878. 
Baptist  Church. 

The  South  Carolina  Conference  convened  in  its  Ninety-Third  Session  in  the 

Baptist  Church  in  Newberry,  S.  C ,  at  nine  o'clock,  A.  M.,  December  11, 1878. 

Bishop  Wightman  in  the  chair. 

The  opening  devotional  exercises  were  conducted  by  the  Bishop 

The  Secretary  of  the  last  session  called  the  Roll,  and  one  hundred  and 

thirteen    clerical  members,  and  ten  Jay  representatives  answered  to  their 

names. 

Wm.  C.  Power  was  re-elected  Secretary,  and  O,  A.  Darby,  W.  D.  Kirk- 
land,  S.  Lander,  John  O.  Willson,  A.  Coke  Smith,  and  H.  F.  Chrietzberg, 
assistants. 

On  motion  of  A.  M.  Chrietzberg,  nine  and  a  half  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  one 
and  a  half  P.  M.,  were  agreed  upon  as  the  hours  for  meeting  and  adjourn- 
ment. 

On  motion  of  Wm  C.  Power,  the  Bar  of  the  Conference  was  fixed  on  a 
line  crossing  the  building  at  the  second  pillar  from  the  pulpit. 

On  mttion  of  J.  W.  Kelly,  the  Presiding  Elders  were  appointed  a  com- 
mittee to  nominate  the  usual  committees. 

On  motion  of  A.  M.  Chrietzberg.  the  following  preamble  and  resolution 
were  adopted  :  Whereas  the  Educational  Committee  is  one  of  great  impor- 
tance, having  supervision  of  matters  in  which  every  member  of  this  Body  is 
vitally  concerned,  therefore 

Resolved,  That  it  be  constituted  by  having  a  representative  from  each 
Presiding  Elders'  district,  nominated  by  the  Presiding  Elders  respectively. 

On  motion  of  J.  W.  Kelly,  it  was  ordered  that  a  Special  Committee  be  ap- 
pointed on  the  Southern  Christian  Advocate. 
The  Bishop  addressed  the  Conference. 

A  communication  from  Rev.  A.  W.  WTilson,  D.  D.,  Missionary  Secretary, 
was  read  (by  the  Secretary  of  the  Conference,)  and  was  referred  to  the  Board 
of  Missions. 

Rev.  R  A.  Fair  of  the  Presbyterian  Church,  and  Rev  Luther  Broadus 
of  the  Baptist  Church,  were  introduced  to  the  Conference. 

The  Committee  on  nominations  read  their  report,  which,  on  motion  of  S. 
H.  Browne,  was  recommitted. 

The  report  of  our  delegation  to  the  General  Conference,  concerning  the 
removal  of  the  Southern  Christian  Advocate  to  South  Carolina,  was  read  by 
Dr.  A.  M.  Shipp.  chairman  of  the  delegation,  and  was,  on  motion  of  A.  M. 
Chrietzberg,  referred  to  the  Committee  on  the  Advocate. 

The  Committee  on  the  nomination  of  Committees  reported  as  follows: 

Committee  on  Public  Worship : — M.  Brown,  A.  M.  Chrietzberg,  F.  C.  Herbert, 
T.  C  Lipscomb. 

Committee  on  Books  and  Periodicals: — J.  B.  Campbell,  W.  L  Prince,  J. 
W  McRoy. 

Committee  on  Bible  Cause :— J.  B.  Tray  wick,  D.  J.  McMillan,  W.  D.  Sul- 
livan. 


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Committee  on  Minutes:— J.  W.  Kelly,  P.  F.  Kistler,  J.  E.  Carlisle. 
Committee  01  Temperance :— S.  P.  H.  Elwell,  D.  D.  Dantzler,  A  B  Brown. 
Committee  on  Memoirs: — S.  H.  Browne,  G  H.  Pooser 

Committee  on  Education :— S.  A.  Weber,  Benjamin  Stokes.  J.  A.  Porter,  A. 
J.  Stokes,  W.  A.  Brunson,  L  K.  Hamer.  W.  W.  Duncan,  R.  P.  Franks,  A. 
Coke  Smith. 

Committee  on  Southern  Christian  Advocate: — John  T.  Wightman,  R.  N. 
Weils,  D.  Z.  Dantzler.  Thomas  G.  Herbert,  A.  J.  Stafford,  W.  T.  Capers, 
Thomas  Mitchell,  J.  K.  McCain,  S.  Lander,  W.  B.  Warren,  John  N.  Hook, 
K.  D  Senn. 

A  communication  from  Dr.  Hinton,  in  relation  to  the  projected  Review, 
was  read  and  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Books  and  Periodicals. 

Question  XX.  "Are  aH  the  preachers  blameless  in  their  life  and  official 
administration?"  was  called.  T  E.  Wannamaker,  R.  N.Wells,  Wm.  C. 
Power,  G  W.  Whitman,  G.  H.  Pooser,  P.  F.  Kistler,  S.  H.  Browne,  Wm. 
Martin,  S.  A.  Weber,  Thos  Raysor,  J.  B.  Piatt,  J.  H.  Zimmerman,  N.  K. 
Melton.  D.  Tiller,  John  A.  Mood,  E.  J.  Mevnardie,  W.  S.  Wightman,  John 
T.  Wightman.  L.  M.  Little.  J.  E.  Watson,  W  A.  Rogers,  J.  A.  Porter.  J.  E. 
Carlisle,  J.  M.  Bovd,  C.  D.  Rowell.  Samuel  Leard,  J.  W.  Dickson,  M.  L. 
Banks,  C.  H.  Pritchard,  A.  J.  Stokes,  J.  S.  Beasley,  D.  D.  Dantzler,  A. 
J.  Stafford,  J.  L.  Shuford-  J  O.  Willson,  J.  W.  Murray,  J.  C.  Stoll,  Wm. 
Thomas,  J.  W.  McRoy,  W.  T.  Capers,  G.  W.  Gatlin,  H.  A.  C.  Walker,  K. 
L.  Harper,  J.  T.  Kilgo,  S.  J  Hill,  F.  Auld,  were  called,  and  their  charac- 
ters examined  and  passed.  J.  R.  Little  was  called,  his  character  passed,  and 
he  was  granted  a  superannuated  relation. 

On  motion  of  John  T.  Wightman,  the  following  resolution  was  adopted: 

Resolved,  That  the  deep  sympathy  of  this  Conference  is  hereby  expressed 
in  the  illness  of  our  beloved  Bishop  Geo.  F.  Pierce,  who  was  expected  to 
attend  this  session  of  our  Conference.  And  also,  towards  the  Governor  of 
this  State,  who  at  this  time  is  confined  to  a  bed  of  extreme  illness. 

Resolved,  That  the  Presiding  Bishop  of  this  Conference  be  respectfully 
requested  to  call  the  Conference  to  earnest  prayer  to-morrow,  at  12  o'clock, 
M  ,  in  behalf  of  our  afflicted  Bishop,  and  the  Chief  Magistrate  of  our  Com- 
monwealth. 

Signed,  JOHN  T.  WIGHTMAN, 

H.  A.  C.  WALKER. 

The  usual  notices  were  given,  and  the  Conference  adjourned,  with  the 
doxology,  and  the  benediction  by  the  Bishop. 


SECOND  DAY. 

Newberry,  Dec.  12,  1878. 

Conference  met  at  the  appointed  hour,  Bishop  Wightman  in  the  chair. 
Devotional  exercises  were  conducted  by  Wm.  Martin 

The  roll  was  called  and  twenty  clerical  and  five  lay  members,  absent  on 
yesterday,  answered  to  their  names  and  took  their  seats. 

The  Minutes  of  yesterday's  Session  were  read  and  approved. 

On  motion  of  J.  W.  Murray,  the  calling  of  the  roll  was  dispensed  with  for 
the  remainder  of  the  session. 

On  motion  of  S.  A.  Weber,  W.  W.  Duncan  was  placed  on  the  Committee 
on  Education,  in  place  of  W.  K.  Blake,  who  is  not  a  member  of  this  body. 

Rev.  W.  A.  Candler,  representing  the  house  of  Messrs.  J.  W.  Burke  &  Co., 


was  introduced  to  the  Conference.  Rev.  J.  B.  McFerrin.  D.  D-,  Agent  of 
the  Publishing  House,  was  introduced  and  addressed  the  Conference. 

Question  XX  "  Are  all  the  Preachers  blameless  in  their  life  and  official 
administration  ?"  was  resumed.  A  G.  Gantt,  B.  G.Jones,  W.  H.  Lawton, 
J.  L.  Sifiey,  L.  C.  Loyal,  M.  H.  Pooser.  L.  A.  Johnson,  D.  J.  McMillan,  W. 
H.  Kirton.R.  L.  Duffie,  A.  H  Lester,  J.  B.  Massebeau,  G.  H.  Wells,  H.J. 
Morgan,  J.  C.  Russell,  W.  D  Kirkland,  T.  Mitchell,  G.  T.  Harmon,  J.  C. 
Davis,  W.  Carson,  D.  W.  Seal,  L.  Wood,  W.  W.  Jones,  L  Scarboro,  H.  M. 
Mood,  J.  M.  Carlisle,  J.  B.  Campbell,  I.  J.  Newberrv,  A.  P.  Avant,  G.  M. 
Boyd,  R  R.  Dagnall,  J.  K  McCain,  J.  W  Humbert,  J.  B.  Wilson,  W. 
W.  Mood.  WTm.  Hutto,  A.  M.  Shipp,  W.  W.  Duncan,  W.  Smith,  F.  M. 
Kennedy  and  R.  C.  Oliver  were  called,  their  characters  examined  and 
passed. 

On  motion  of  H.  M.  Mood,  A.  P.  Avant  was  granted  a  superannuated 
relation. 

P.M.  Kennedy  and  R.  C.  Oliver  were  placed  in  the  supernumerary  relation. 
F.  M.  Kennedy  tendered  his  resignation  as  Editor  of  Southern  Christian  Advo- 
cate, which  was  duly  accepted.  R.  C.  Oliver  was  re-elected  Sunday  School 
Agent. 

The  donation  of  $1000  to  the  cause  of  Foreign  Missions,  by  R.  C.  Oliver 
was  announced  to  the  Conference. 

The  hour  for  the  special  order  having  arrived,  the  Conference  engaged  in 
religious  exercises,  special  prayer  being  offered  in  behalf  of  Bishop  Pierce 
and  Governor  Wade  Hampton. 

Question  IV  was  called.  R.  Herbert  Jones,  Erwin  G.  Price,  Allison  B. 
Lee,  Thos.  E.  Gilbert,  Armand  C.  LeGette,  H.  Bascom  Browne,  and  William 
P.  Meadors  were  admitted  into  full  connection  and  admitted  to  Deacon's 
orders. 

Question  XX.  "Are  all  the  preachers  blameless  in  their  life  and  official 
administration?''  was  resumed.  W.  P.  Mouzon,  C.  C  Fishburn,  M.  Brown, 
W.  A.  Clarke,  D.  J.  Simmons,  S.  P.  H.  Elwell,  R.  P.  Franks,  J.  B.  Tray- 
wick,  R.  D.  Smart,  A.  M.  Chrietzberg;  T.  G.  Herbert,  L.  M.  Hamer  and  J.  A. 
Clifton,  were  called,  their  characters  examined  and  passed. 

H.  Cogswell,  of  Walker,  Evans  &  Cogswell,  publishers  Southern  Christian 
Advocate,  was  introduced  to  the  Conference. 

After  the  usual  notices  the  Conference  adjourned  with  the  doxology  and 
benediction  by  the  Bishop. 


THIRD  DAY. 

Newberry,  S.  C,  December  13th,  1878. 

Conference  met  at  the  usual  hour,  the  Bishop  in  the  chair.  The  devotional 
exercises  were  conducted  by  L.  Wood.  The  minutes  of  the  last  session  were 
read  and  approved. 

John  O.  Willson  offered  the  following  preamble  and  resolution  : 

Whereas,  the  afflictive  sickness  of  our  dear  brother,  Rev  F.  M.  Kennedy, 
D.  D-,  has  caused  him  to  resign  the  Editorial  Chair  of  the  Southern  Christian 
Advocate,  thus  requiring  the  selection  of  his  successor  $  and  wliercas,  such 
selection  calls  for  the  most  deliberate  consideration  and  the  most  harmonious 
decision  5  therefore,  be  it 

Resolved,  the  Presiding  Bishop  consenting,  that  immediately  upon  the 
reception  of  the  Report  of  the  Committee  on  the  Southern  Christian  Advo- 
cate, the  Conference  shall  elect  an  Editor  for  said  paper  by  ballot. 

The  preamble  and  resolution  were  adopted. 

Report  No.  1,  of  the  Committee  on  Education,  was  presented  by  S-  A. 


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Weber,  and  adopted  by  the  Conference ;  and  will  be  found  spread  upon  the 
pages  of  the  Journal,  in  an  Appendix. 

Question  XX.  Are  all  the  preachers  blameless  in  their  life  and  official 
administration  ?  was  resumed,  and  R.  W.  Barber,  T.  J.  Clvde,  G.  W.  Walker 
W.  L.  Pegues.  E.  T.  Hodges,  J.  C.  Bisaell,  O.  A.  Darby,  j.  W.  Kelly.  J.  F. 
England,  J".  F.  Smith,  A.  Coke  Smith  J.  A.  Wood,  S.  Lander,  J.  J.  Work- 
man, H.  F.  Chrietzberg,  A.  Ervin,  S.  B.  Jones,  J.  Attaway,  A.  W.  Walker, 
were  called,  their  characters  examined  and  passed. 

Question  XVII.  Who  are  Supernumerary  ?  was  resumed,  and  R  W. 
Barber  was  granted  a  supernumerary  relation. 

A.  W.  Wilson,  D.  D.,  Missionary  Secretary,  was  introduced  to  the  Con- 
ference. 

A-  M.  Chrietzberg  presented  his  report  as  Editor  of  the  Minutes,  which 
was  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Minutes. 

Question  XII.  What  traveling  preachers  are  elected  Elders  ?  was  called, 
and  Felix  Hartin,  John  L.  Stokes,  William  W.Williams,  Murdoch  M.  Fer- 
guson, Anderson  W.  Jackson,  James  W.  Wolling,  Junius  J.  Neville,  Wil- 
liam H  Ariail,  JephthaC.  Counts,  Samuel  D.  Vaughan,  havingstood  approved 
examinations  on  the  prescribed  Course  of  Study,  and  having  traveled  for 
four  years  consecutively,  their  characters  were  passed,  and  they  were  elected 
to  Elders  Orders. 

Cornelius  D.  Rowell,  of  this  class,  (already  an  Elder,)  was  called,  his 
examination  approved,  and  his  character  passed.  Edward  M.  Merrit,  of  the 
same  class,  was  called,  but  having  failed  to  stand  his  examination,  because 
of  sickness  during  the  year,  his  character  was  passed,  and  he  was  continued 
in  the  class  of  the  fourth  year. 

Report  No.  1,  of  the  Committee  on  Books  and  Periodicals,  relating  to  the 
interests  of  the  Publishing  House,  was  read  and  adopted. 

Dr.  McFerrin,  the  Book  Agent,  addressed  the  Conference,  with  especial 
reference  to  the  relief  of  the  Publishing  House  from  its  embarrassments, 
and  received  guarantees  for  bonds  to  the  amount  of  five  thousand  five  hun- 
dred dollars,  ($5,500  )  [a  proposed  new  issue  of  4  per  cent,  bonds.] 

The  Report  of  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  Columbia  Female  College  was 
submitted  by  John  T.  Wightman,  President  of  the  Board,  and  was  referred 
to  the  Committee  on  Education. 

The  Conference  adjourned,  in  order  to  allow  the  Legal  Conference, to  hold 
its  Annual  Session. 


FOURTH  DAY-SATURDAY. 

Newberry,  S.  C,  December  14th,  1878. 

Conference  met  at  the  usual  hour,  the  Bishop  in  the  chair.  The  devotions 
were  conducted  by  R.  P.  Franks. 

The  minutes  of  the  last  session  were  read  and  approved. 

Question  XVIII.  Who  are  superannuated?  was  resumed,  and  David 
Derrick,  John  Watts,  Joel  W.  Townsend,  Minton  A.  Connolly,  William  C. 
Patterson,  David  D.  Byars,  John  R.  Coburn  and  Abram  Nettles  were  called, 
their  characters  passed,  and  their  relation  as  superannuates  was  continued. 

M.  A.  McKibben  was  called,  his  character  examined  and  passed,  and  on 
motion  of  W.  Martin,  he  was  placed  on  the  superannuated  list. 

John  Finger  was  called,  his  character  passed,  and,  at  his  own  request,  he 
was  made  effective. 

T.  W.  Munnerlyn  was  called,  his  character  examined  and  passed. 

Rev.  Barnett  S.  Gaines,  in  place  of  W.  S.  Pickens;  S.  M.  Rice,  in  place  of 

D.  H.  Sheldon  ;  and  L.  C.  Mauldin,  in  place  of  ,  appeared  and 

took  their  seats. 


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The  Conference,  by  a  vote  of  one  hundred  and  fifty-two  to  none  against, 
concurred  in  the  action  of  the  General  Conference,  whereby  the  ratio  of 
representation  in  that  body  was  changed,  by  so  amending  the  2d  Restrictive 
Rule  in  the  Discipline  that  it  may  read  as  follows  : 

'  They  shall  not  allow  ol  more  than  one  representative  for  every  eighteen 
members  of  the  Annual  Conference,  nor  allow  of  a  less  number  than  one  for 
every  sixty.  Provided,  nevertheless,  that  when  there  shall  be  in  any  Annual 
Conference  a  fraction  of  two-thirds  the  number  which  shall  be  fixed  for  the 
ratio  of  representation,  such  Annual  Conference  shall  be  entitled  to  an  ad- 
ditional delegate  for  such  fraction  ;  and,  provided,  also,  that  no  Conference 
shall  be  denied  the  privilege  of  two  delegates,  one  clerical  and  one  lay." 

Question  II.  Who  remain  on  trial?  was  called,  and  John  William  C. 
Tarbourx,  James  8.  Porter,  and  John  Thomas  Pate  were  called,  and.  having 
stood  an  approved  examination  on  the  prescribed  course  of  study,  their 
characters  were  passed,  and  they  were  continued  on  trial. 

The  name  of  J.  Simmons  Meynardie  was  called,  his  character  exarnjned 
and  passed,  and,  at  his  own  request,  and  under  Question  III.  Who  are  dis- 
continued? he  was  discontinued. 

Question  X.  What  local  preachers  are  elected  deacons?  was  called,  and 
Matthew  N.  Brabham,  Samuel  B.  Green,  William  R.  Richardson,  James  W. 
Koger  and  William  T.  Rainwater,  having  been  local  preachers  four  years, 
and  being  duly  recommended  by  their  respective  Quarterly  Conferences, 
were  elected  to  Deacons'  orders 

Question  XIV.  What  local  preachers  ;ire elected  Elders?  was  called,  and 
John  H.  Turner,  having  been  four  consecutive  years,  and  having  been 
duly  recommended  by  Chesterfield  Circuit  Quarterly  Conference,  Sumter 
District,  was  elected  to  Elder's  orders. 

Question  I.  Who  are  admitted  on  trial  ?  was  called,  and  William  R. 
Richardson,  James  W.  Koger,  James  W-  Browne,  having  been  duly  recom- 
mended by  their  respective  Quarterly  Conferences,  and  having  stood  ap- 
proved examinations  on  the  prescribed  course  of  studies,  they  were  admitted 
on  trial. 

Question  XVII.  Who  are  supernumerary  ?  was  resumed,  and  Simpson 
Jones  was  called,  his  character  examined  and  passed,  and  he  was  continued 
in  the  supernumerary  relation. 

Rev.  A.  W.  Wilson.  D.  D  ,  Missionary  Secretary,  addressed  the  Confer- 
ence on  the  interests  committed  to  his  care. 

On  motion  of  J.  T.  Wightman,  the  following  resolution  was  adopted : 

Resolved,  That  this  Conference  heartily  approves  of  the  action  of  the  last 
General  Conference  in  recommending  to  the  several  Annual  Conferences  the 
organization  of  a  Woman's  Missionary  Society,  and  that  we  do  hereby 
recommend  to  the  preachers  of  this  Conference  an  earnest  co-operation  with 
this  Society,  and  the  organization  of  similar  Societies  in  their  respective 
charges. 

Report  No.  1  of  the  Committee  on  Southern  Christian  Advocate  was  pre- 
sented by  John  T.  Wightman.  On  motion  of  H.  A.  C.  Walker,  the  report 
was  recommitted,  with  instructions  to  fix  the  term  of  editorial  service 

The  Report  of  the  Joint  Board  of  Finance  No.  1  was  submitted.  (See 
Report.) 

A  balance  of  eight  dollars  ($8.00)  remaining  in  the  hands  of  the  Joint 
Board  of  Finance  was,  on  motion  of  W.  P.  Mouzon,  ordered  to  be  paid  to 
Mrs.  W-  H.  Fleming. 

On  motion  of  A.  Coke  Smith,  it  was 

Resolved,  That  when  this  Conference  adjourn  it  adjourn  to  meet  at  half- 
past  three  o'clock  this  afternoon,  to  hold  a  memorial  service,  and  to  receive 
the  reports  of  the  Committees  on  Temperance  and  the  Bible  cause. 


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The  account  of  the  Secretary  for  the  necessary  expenditures  of  his  office 
was  presented,  and.  on  motion  of  H.  A.  O  Walker,  was  referred  to  an 
Auditing  Committee,  ap^inted  by  the  chair,  as  follows  :  S.  Lander,  A.  J. 
Stokes,  J.  W-  Dickson,  with  instructions  to  audit  the  same. 

After  the  usual  announcements  the  Conference  adjourned,  with  the  dox- 
ology  and  benediction  by  the  Bishop. 

FIFTH  DAY. 

Newberry,  S.  C,  December  16,  1873. 
Conference  met  at  usual  hour,  Bishop  in  chair.    Devotional  exercises  by 
S.  IT.  Browne 

Minutes  of  last  session  read  and  approved. 

Ordinations  on  yesterday  to  Deacons  and  Elders  orders  announced. 
Leave  of  absence  granted  J.  B.  Wilson 

D.  Z.  Dantzler.  A  C.  Walker,  W.  S.  Martin,  B  M.  Boozer,  T.  P.  Phillips, 
J.  W.  Ariail,  H.  W.  Whitaker,  called,  and  having  stood  approved  examina- 
tions on  Course  of  Study,  characters  passed,  and  they  passed  to  class  of  4th 
year. 

().  N.  Rountree  located  at  his  own  request. 

Question  XX.  resumed,  and  C  D.  Mann  was  called  and  character  passed. 
Under  Question  XVII.  case  of  J.  A.  Wood  reconsidered,  and  he  made 
supernumerary 

Question  XXX.  called.  Charleston  selected  as  place  of  meeting  of  the 
next  Conference. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Minutes  received  and  adopted. 
J.  T.  Kilgo  presented  the  following : 

Whereas,  this  Conference  at  its  last  session  held  in  Columbia,  December, 
1877,  passed  a  resolution  requiring  each  preacher  in  charge,  to  present  the 
Financial  and  Statistical  Report  of  each  Church  in  his  charge  separately,  and 
that  these  Reports  be  so  published  in  the  Minutes  of  the  Conference.  And 
whereas,  the  collecting  and  arranging  these  statistics,  is  often  attended  with 
great  inconvenience,  and  whereas,  the  publishing  of  them  in  the  Minutes 
would  incur  considerable  expense,  therefore, 

Resolved,  That  the  Preachers  in  charge  be  required  to  present  these  Re- 
ports only  in  the  agregate ;  and  that  they  be  so  published  in  the  Minutes  of 
the  Conference. 

On  motion,  Preamble  and  Resolution  laid  on  the  table. 

On  motion,  plan  for  raising  monies  to  publish  the  Minutes,  which  has  been 
in  use  for  the  past  two  years,  was  ordered  for  the  ensuing  year. 

Report  of  S.  S  Board  was  read  and  adopted. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Education  was  presented  and  adopted  as  a  whole. 
Report  of  Committee  appointed  to  audit  Secretary's  account,  presented  and 
adopted. 

President  J.  L.  Jones  was  introduced  to  the  Conference,  and  addressed  the 
Body  in  interest  of  Columbia  Female  College 

Professor  W.  W  Duncan  spoke  in  interest  of  Wofford  College. 

Report  of  Committee  on  Southern  Christian  Advocate  was  presented. 

J.  O.  Willson  offered  as  an  amendment  to  the  Report  the  following: 

Resolved,  That   Corresponding  Editors  to  the  Southern  Christian  Ad- 
vocate be  elected  to  serve  without  salary,  for  one  year,  from  January  1,  1879. 

Resolved,  That  such  Corresponding  Editors  be  requested  to  furnish  for  the 
said  paper,  at  least  one  Editorial  Article  dining  each  month  of  his  term. 

On  motion,  time  was  extended  in  order  to  finish  up  the  matters  appertain- 
ing to  Advocate. 

Election  for  Editor,  resulted  in  choice  of  Samuel  A.  Weber  for  this  office. 
On  motion  of  A.  M.  Chrietzberg,  the  vote  was  made  unanimous. 
Notices  given,  and  Conference  adjourned. 


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FIFTH  DAY. 

AFTERNOON  SESSION- 

Conference  met  pursuant  to  adjournment  at  3.30  P.  M.,  Bishop  in  the 
chair. 

Devotions  by  S.  Leard.    Minutes  of  the  last  Session  read  and  approved. 
Report  No.  2  of  Committee  on  Books  and  Periodicals  read  and  adopted  as* 
a  whole. 

On  motion  of  W.  H  Kirton,  the  following  was  adopted  : 

Whereas  Rev.  S.  H.  Browne,  Editor  of  Christian  Neighbor,  has  declared 
his  purpose  to  remove  the  publication  of  said  paper  out  of  South  Carolina, 
so  as  not  to  conflict  with  the  interests  of  the  Southern  Christian  Advocate,  our 
official  organ,  and  whereas  the  consummation  of  said  purpose  might  be  in- 
convenient to  him.    Therefore  ; 

Resolved,  That  we  hereby  express  to  him  our  thanks  for  the  generous  cour. 
tesy  thus  manifested,  and  that  we  request  him  to  consult  only  his  conven 
ience  and  preference  with  reference  to  the  place  of  publishing  the  Neighbor. 

Statistical  Secretary  presented  his  report,  which  was  received  as  infor. 
mation. 

Collected  for  Foreign  Missions  $3,777  40 

"  Domestic     "    3,863  09 

On  motion 

Resolved,  When  Conference  adjourn,  it  adjourn  to  meet  at  7  o'clock. 
Resolution  on  Pastoral  letter  of  the  Bishops  adopted. 

After  the  usual  announcements,  Conference  adjourned  with  the  doxology 
and  benediction. 


NIGHT  SESSION. 

December  16,  1878. 

Conference  met  pursuant  to  adjournment,  Bishop  in  the  chair. 

Minutes  of  the  afternoon  session  were  read  and  confirmed. 

The  Joint  Board  of  Finance  announced  the  following  assessments  for  the 
year  1879.    (See  report.) 

A  motion  to  recommit  was  lost. 

On  motion  of  S.  B.  Jones,  report  was  adopted. 

Dr.  Wilson,  Missionary  Secretary,  addressed  the  Conference. 

The  Joint  Board  of  Finance  were  then  announced  as  follows  :  A.  J. 
Stokes,  A.  A.  Gilbert,  W.  P.  Mouzon,  W.  B.  Warren,  J.  L.  Shuford,  J.  N. 
Hook,  T.  J-  Clyde.  R.  H.  Jennings,  G.  W.  Walker,  W.  A.  Brunson,  G.  T. 
Harmon,  W.  C  McMillan,  R.  D.  Smart,  S.  M.  Rice,  J.  B.  Traywick,  T.  F. 
Harmon,  A  Coke  Smith,  A.  H.  Cureton. 

On  motion  of  W.  W.  Mood,  the  first  Friday  of  April  was  appointed  as  a  day 
of  Fasting  and  Prayer  for  the  prosperity  of  the  Church  in  our  borders.  In 
answer  to 

Question  XXXI.  Where  are  the  Preachers  stationed  this  year?  The 
Bishop  read  the  appointments.    (See  appointments.) 

And  Conference  adjourned  with  the  doxology  and  benediction  by  the 
Bishop. 

(Signed)  W.  M.  WIGHTMAN. 

W.  C.  Power,  Secretary. 


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RESOLUTIONS  ADOPTED. 

1st.  On  appointment  Educational  Committee,  see  first  day's  proceedings. 

2d.  Of  condolence  with  Bishop  Pierce,  and  prayer  for  the  Executive  of 
the  State,  see  first  day's  proceedings. 

3d.  Resolution  on  election  of  Editor  Southern  Christian  Advocate,  see  third 
day's  proceedings. 

4th.  On  the  Woman's  Missionary  Society,  see  fourth  day's  proceedings. 
5th.    On  removal  of  the  publication  of  the  Christian  Neighbor,  see  fifth 
day's  proceedings. 

By  Rev.  John  T.  Wightman  : 

6.  Resolved,  That  this  Conference  affectionately  recommend  to  the  people 
of  our  charges  the  careful  perusal  of  the  last  Pastoral  Letter  of  the  Bishops, 
and  also  that  we  earnestly  entreat  them  to  refrain  from  the  worldly  amuse- 
ments which  dissipate  the  Spirit  of  Christ,  and  especially  from  the  use  of 
such  amusements  in  raising  church  funds. 

By  Rev.  Thomas  Mitchell  : 

I.  Resolved,  That  the  thanks  of  this  Conference  are  due  and  are  hereby 
tendered  to  the  pastor  and  congregation  of  the  Baptist  Church,  for  the  use 
of  their  church  building  for  holding  the  sessions  of  this  body. 

II.  Resolved,  That  the  thanks  of  the  body  are  hereby  tendered  to  the 
various  Churches  of  the  town  for  the  use  of  their  pulpits  on  last  Sabbath  by 
members  of  the  Conference. 

III.  Resolved,  That  this  Conference  heartily  thank  the  citizens  of  New- 
berry for  the  generous  and  elegant  hospitality  with  which  they  have  enter- 
tained this  body. 

IV.  Resolved,  That  the  Conference  hereby  greatly  acknowledge  the  cour- 
tesies extended  to  its  members  by  the  several  Railroad  Companies  of  the 
State  in  reduced  rates  of  fare. 

By  L.  Wood  : 

V.  Resolved,  That  the  thanks  of  this  Conference  are  also  due,  and  are 
hereby  tendered,  to  Mr.  T.  F.  Greniker,  editor  of  the  Newberry  Herald  for 
his  courteous  attention. 


IV. 

MEMOIRS. 

EDWARD  JAMES  PENNINGTON. 


BY  REV.  S   H  BROWNE. 

Edward  James  Pennington  was  born  August  24,  1828,  and  died, 
in  Surnmerville,  S.  C,  December  23  1877. 

Brotber  Pennington  was  admitted  on  trial  in  tbe  South  Carolina 
Conference  in  1849,  and  ihe  following  year,  (1850,)  traveled  tbe 
Charlotte  circuit ;  1851,  the  Newberry  circuit;  1852,  tbe  Black 
Swamp  circuit.  He  then  located,  and  remained  in  that  relation 
until  the  close  of  1855,  at  which  time  he  was  re-admitted,  and.  in 
1856  be  served  the  Cooper  River  circuit;  1857,  the  Chesterfield 
circuit;  1858  and  1859,  the  Lexington  circuit;  1860  and  18bl, 
the  Prince  William  mission  5  1863  and  1864,  Coalfields  mission; 
1865,  Chesterfield  circuit  ;  1866,  Cooper  River  circuit.  In  the  course 
of  his  ministry,  he  was  duly  ordained  to  the  office  of  Deacon,  and 
also  to  that  of  Elder.  Through  tbe  years  1867  and  1868,  he  sustained  . 
the  relation  of  supernumerary,  and  after  that  he  was  placed  on  the 
superannuated  list,  and  there  remained  until  his  death. 

Though  favored  with  ordinary  health  during  the  earlier  years  of 
his  ministry,  Brother  Pennington  was  not  able  to  do  hard  work 
long  at  a  time.  His  physical  resources  demanded  more  frequent 
and  longer  resting  than  his  devotion  and  earnestness  would  will- 
ingly grant.  Greater  consideration  toward  his  own  well-being 
might  have  placed  his  superannuation  and  death  at  later  dates. 
Willingness,  readiness  and  faithfulness  were  conspicuous  in  the 
ministry  of  our  departed  fellow-laborer  ;  and,  according  to  the 
talents  committed,  he  gave  convincing  proof  of  his  call  to  preach 
the  Gospel  of  Christ.  His  labors  were  more  than  acceptable. 
Through  his  humble  labors  sinners  were  brought  to  a  saving 
knowledge  of  the  Redeemer.  His  efficiency  as  a  preacher  was 
most  manifest  when  working  among  the  broken-hearted  in  time  of 
revivals.  It  gave  great  joy  to  his  heart  to  witness  the  translation 
of  souls  from  darkness  to  light,  from  the  power  of  Satan  to  God. 

Brother  Pennington  placed  a  high  estimate  on  membership  in 
the  Conference.  He  dearly  loved  his  brethren,  and  cheerfully 
accepted  his  appointed  places  of  labor  and  privation.  As  actded 
to  an  humble  Christian  life,  his  highest  and  sole  ambition  was  to 
be  a  successful  Methodist  preacher.  With  sadness,  but  without 
murmuring,  he  acquiesced  in  his  assignment  to  the  non-effective 
relation  which  he  sustained  to  the  Conference  the  last  eleven  years 
of  his  life. 

It  would  seem  a  strange  Providence,  that  this  good  man  and 
faithful  servant  of  the  Lord,  should  have  been  called  to  endure  so 
general  a  wreck  of  his  physical  powers,  and  so  manifest  impair- 
ment of  his  mental  faculties,  as  obtained  over  the  entire  man  for 
many  weary  months  preceding  his  final  release  from  the  sufferings 


of  this  present  time.  Yet,  as  lie  gradually  sank  into  obliviousness 
pnd  helplessness,  his  heart-knowledge  of  Christ,  his  friend  and 
Saviour,  survived  the  recognition  of  even  wife  and  mother.  He 
knew  God  after  he  ceased  to  know  any  one  else.  His  life  was  hid 
with  Christ  in  God.  With  apparently  naught  else  but  that  knowl- 
edge which  is  the  synonym  of  life  eternal,  he  calmly  reposed  in 
the  everlasting  arms,  and  there,  in  sweet  hope,  fell  on  sleep. 


KEY.  A.  R.  DANNER. 


BY  REV.  GEO.  H.  POOSER. 

Archibald  Rogerson  Danner  was  born  in  the  town  of  Walterboro', 
Colleton  County,  S.  C  ,  in  the  year  1809;  was  converted  and 
joined  the  Methodist  Church  in  1830,  and  was  licensed  to  preach 
the  Gospel.  In  the  year  1840  he  was  ordained  Deacon  by  Bishop 
Andrew,  and  Elder,  in  1844,  by  Bishop  Soule. 

For  a  number  of  years  he  was  employed  as  a  missionary  in  the 
lower  portion  of  our  State,  carrying  to  white  and  black  glad  tidings 
of  salvation.  No  man,  perhaps,  ever  labored  more  successfully 
in  bringing  souls  to  Christ,  in  the  Counties  of  Charleston  and  Col- 
leton, than  he  did.  While  waiting  upon  his  earnest  ministration 
of  the  Word  of  Life,  sinners  by  scores  yielded  to  be  saved.  Pie 
was  ever  faithful  in  meeting  his  appointments,  and  in  discharging 
all  the  duties  of  a  Christian  minister. 

He  obtained  the  blessing  of  perfect  love  in  October,  1867,  in 
Summerville,  while  engaged  in  reading  the  Bible,  and  in  prayer, 
when  shower  after  shower  of  blessing  came  upon  his  soul. 

It  were  difficult  to  find  a  more  holy  man  of  God  than  he  was. 
He  inspired  confidence  and  love  wherever  he  went.  His  tall, 
manly  form  ;  his  calm,  godly  counsels  and  expressions  of  tender- 
ness and  love  drew  everybody  to  him.  As  a  preacher,  he  was 
plain,  simple,  earnest,  and  eminently  spiritual.  He  would  often 
rejoice  while  preaching. 

Brother  Danner  was  received  into  the  traveling  connection  in 
the  South  Carolina  Conference,  at  Spartanburg,  in  1871,  and 
labored  faithfully  as  an  itinerant  preacher  until  the  Spring  of  the 
present  year,  when  disease  fastened  itself  upon  him.  He  lingered 
during  the  Summer  months,  and,  as  Fall  came  on,  was  confined  to 
his  bed.  Even  when  suffering  most,  he  seemed  to  be  engaged  in 
prayer.  It  was  the  writer's  privilege  to  visit  him  a  short  time 
before  he  died.  On  one  occasion,  after  passing  through  a  severe 
paroxysm  of  suffering,  he  began  to  speak  to  usabout  his  condition, 
and  said  :  I  expect  to  start  for  Heaven  from  this  place  "  mean- 
ing Early  Branch,  and  expressed  a  desire  to  be  buried  at  Cypress 
Camp  ground.  While  speaking  of  the  comforts  of  religion,  there 
came  a  baptism  of  the  spirit  upon  our  hearts,  and  we  rejoiced 
together  in  Christ  Jesus.  Just  before  he  died,  he  requested 
Brother  William  Stokes,  who,  for  weeks,  had,  with  deep  solicitude, 
waited  at  his  bedside,  to  convey  for  him  an  affectionate  farewell  to 
the  members  of  the  South  Carolina  Conference. 

On  the  eleventh  day  of  October,  1878.  without  a  struggle,  our 
venerable  father  in  Israel  closed  his  eyes  in  death,  and  went  home 
to  his  reward  in  Heaven.  His  last  audible  expression  was,  "  Look 
to  Jesus." 


MISSIONARY  REPORTS. 


BOARD  OF  MANAGERS  DOMESTIC  MISSIONS. 

T  Mitchell,  President;  C  IT.  Pritchard,  1st  Vice-President ;  Wm.  C.Power, 
2d  Vice-President;  J.  Marion  Boyd,  3d  Vice-President;  A.  J.  Stokes,  Sec- 
retary; T.  Raysor,  Treasurer;  Clerical— S.  H.  Browne,  J.  A.  Porter,  R.  P. 
Franks,  W.  A.  Clarke,  A.  M.  Chrietzberg,  H.  A.  C.  Walker,  and  Presiding 
Elders,  ex-officio. 

LAY  MANAGERS. 

James  Norton,  A.  H.  Cureton,  IT.  Cogswell,  J.  C.  Pike,  T.  C.  Lipscomb, 
R.  D.  Senn. 

REPORT  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  MISSIONS. 

The  Board  of  Missions  of  the  South  Carolina  Conference,  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church,  South,  respectfully  submit  the  following  report: 

The  information  we  have  been  able  to  obtain  from  our  Mission  fields,  is 
not  as  full  as  usual ;  but,  from  verbal  statements  made  by  Presiding  Elders 
and  Missionaries,  we  rejoice  to  believe  our  Missionary  operations  have  been 
unusually  successful  the  past  year. 

Larger  fields  have  been  cultivated,  new  church  edifices  have  been  erected, 
extensive  revivals  have  prevailed,  and  many  precious  souls  have  been  con- 
verted. The  people  served  have  manifested  an  increased  appreciation  of  our 
efforts  to  send  the  gospel  to  them,  by  contributing  more  liberally  to  the  sup- 
port of  the  Missionaries  laboring  among  them.  So  that  we  entertain  the 
reasonable  hope  that  some  of  the  charges  now  receiving  aid,  will  soon  become, 
not  only  self-sustaining  but  also  contributors  to  the  Missionary  treasury  ; 
thus  we  shall  realize  the  fulfilment  of  the  inspired  promise:  "Cast  thy  bread 
upon  the  waters,  for  thou  shalt  find  it  after  many  days." 

Encouraged  by  these  tokens  of  Divine  blessing,  we  '*  thank  God,  and  take 
courage,"  resolving  to  urge  on  the  holy  work  with  renewed  diligence,  until 
every  dark  place  in  our  territory  shall  be  made  radiant  with  the  revelation 
of  the  ''glad  tidings"  of  salvation. 

The  Board  resolved  to  continue  to  aid  weak  charges  which,  in  the  judg- 
ment of  the  Bishop  and  his  council,  need  our  help. 

In  the  Spartanburg  District,  the  Limestone  Springs  Mission,  was  discon- 
tinued as  a  Mission,  and  transferred  to  the  roll  of  circuits. 

The  name  of  the  Providence  Mission  was  changed  to  Spartanburg  Mission, 
and  continued.    It  was  reported  to  be  in  a  flourishing  state. 

In  the  Greenville  District,  the  Belton  Mission  was  continued,  and  its  name 
changed  to  Saluda  River  Mission  ;  it  is  represented  as  being  in  a  hopeful  con- 
dition. 

The  reports  from  Pickens  and  Oconee  Missons  are  favorable,  and  both  are 
continued. 

In  the  Orangeburg  District,  Edisto  Mission  was  continued.  A  year  ago  the 
Board  was  at  the  point  of  discontinuing  it,  but  at  length  resolved  to  try  it 
again.  Glowing  accounts  of  its  recent  success,  now  fully  vindicate  the  wis- 
dom of  our  conclusion  then.  Many  souls  have  been  converted  and  brought 
into  the  church ;  and  there  is  a  good  prospect  that,  with  the  blessing  of  God, 
this  important  field  will  develop  into  a  flourishing  circuit.  A  new  Mission 
was  recommended  to  be  established  near  Graniteville,  to  be  called  Vaucluse. 


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In  the  Charleston  District,  two  missions  were  favorably  reported  upon  and 
continued,  namely,  St.  Paul's  and  Hardeeville. 

A  new  mission  was  recommended  to  be  established  in  Charleston,  S.  C,  to 
be  called  the  Charleston  City  Mission. 

The  Board,  in  reviewing  the  labors  of  the  past  year,  finds  much  to  en- 
courage, to  stimulate  to  diligence,  and  to  inspire  the  hope  that  the  time  will 
soon  arrive  when  there  will  be  no  missionary  ground  in  the  South  Carolina 
Conference,  all  having  been  won  for  Christ.  Then  our  entire  missionary 
charity  will  form  an  undivided  stream,  flowing  forth  with  increased  volume 
and  irresistible  momentum  into  the  corrupt  kingdoms  of  foreign  lands  to 
cleanse  them  from  the  ancient  pollutions  of  heathenism  and  idolatry. 

We  can  not  close  this  report  without  expressing  our  unfeigned  pleasure 
in  observing  the  increasing  interest  of  our  preachers  and  people  in  Foreign 
Missionary  enterprise;  and,  in  this  connection,  we  desire  to  record  our  most 
cordial  approval  of  the  action  of  the  late  General  Conference  in  organizing 
the  Woman's  Foreign  Missionary  Work  in  connection  with  our  beloved 
Church.  We  earnestly  commend  the  promptitude  with  which  a  few  of  our 
noble  women  have  responded  to  their  new  privileges  and  obligation  ;  and 
we  sincerely  hope  that  the  entire  body  of  our  female  membership  may  soon 
be  induced  to  join,  with  energy  and  enthusiasm,  in  this  holy  and  aggressive 
movement. 

The  amount  assessed  by  the  General  Board  at  Nashville  for  Foreign 
Missions  for  the  ensuing  year  is  12,910.    The  amount  assessed  for  the  Do- 
mestic Missions  lor  the  ensuing  year  will  be  hereafter  named,  upon  the 
recommendation  of  the  Bishop  and  his  council. 
Respectfully  submitted, 

A.  J.  STOKES,  Secretary. 

Newberry,  S.  C,  December  13th,  1878. 

DOMESTIC  MISSIONS. 

Thos.  Raysor,  Treasurer,  in  Account  with  Board  of  Missions  of  South  Carolina 
Conference,  for  year  1S78. 


Charleston  District  1  $530  50 

Orangeburg  District   410  20 

Columbia  District   504  23 

Sumter  District   319  87 

Marion  District   375  98 

Florence  District   246  45 

Cokesbury  District   551  50 

Spartanburg  District   448  20 

Greenville  District   331  45   

$3,718  39 

Donation,  Mrs.  Kennedy  (Wilmington)   10  00 

One-half  Anniversary  Col   103  25 

Bal.  from  last  Settlement   31  45 


Grand  Total   $3,863  09 

Or. 

By  amt.  pd.  Charleston  District  $560  00 

By  amt.  pd.  Greenville  District   736  00 

By  amt.  pd.  Spartanburg  District   192  00 

By  amt.  pd.  Orangeburg  District   337  00 

By  amt.  pd.  Florence  District   768  00 

By  amt.  pd.  Columbia  District   512  00 

By  amt.  pd  Marion  District   384  00 

By  amt.  pd.  Sumter  District   352  00         $3,841  00 


Bal  :   $22  09 

Settlement  at  64  per  cent. 


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FOREIGN  MISSIONS. 

T.  E.   Wannamaker,  Treasurer,  in  Account  with  Foreign  Mission  Board  of 
South  Carolina  Conference,  for  year  1S7S. 

Charleston  District  $494  67 

Orangeburg  District     257  95 

Columbia  District   304  55 

Sumter  District     179  90 

Florence  District   161  38 

Marion  District   288  46 

Spartanburg  District   237  00 

Cokesbury  District     274  10 

Greenville  District   182  64  

Amt  from  Circuits,  Stations  and  Missions   $2,380  65 

One-half  Anniversary  Collection   103  25 

Special  to  China   153  60 

Grand  Total   $2,637  50 

Cr. 

By  pd.  Rev.  Dr.  McFerrin  $    50  00 

By  pd.  Mrs.  Bishop  Wightman   145  45 

By  pd.  Dr.  Wilson    60  00 

By  pd.  J.  W.  Marvin   2,382  05   

$2,637  50 


VI. 

GENERAL  REPORTS. 


REPORT  OF  COMMITTEE  ON  EDUCATION. 

The  Committee  on  Education  have  had  under  careful  and  candid  considera- 
tion, the  interests  which  the  Conference  has  committed  to  them,  and  beg 
leave  to  embody  in  their  report  the  following  facts  and  recommendations. 
Before  mentioning  by  name  and  in  order  the  different  educational  institu- 
tions, under  the  care  and  patronage  of  the  Conference,  they  would  record 
and  emphasize  their  sense  of  the  importance  of  Christian  education.  Our 
Church  cannot  afford  to  be  indifferent  to  the  education  of  her  young.  To 
leave  our  children  and  youth  in  the  formative  period  of  character  and  life, 
to  influences  uncontrolled  by  the  watchful  care  of  the  Church,  is  to  run  the 
double  risk  of  allowing  the  development  of  their  intellects  at  the  expense  of 
their  religious  susceptibilities,  and  of  allowing  their  alienation  from  the 
Church  of  their  fathers.  It  would  be  difficult  to  overestimate  the  danger  of 
an  education  which  develops  the  mind  and  character  without  controling 
them  in  the  interest  of  truth,  and  without  conserving  their  highest  interest 
and  welfare.  Education  may  beof  great  service  to  us,  or  it  may  be  a  curse.  That 
which  loses  sight  of  our  spiritual  and  immortal  possibilities  may  be  but  an 
instrument  of  evil.    That  which  controls  and  conserves  our  moral  character, 


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under  the  influence  of  the  spirit  and  grace  of  God,  is  of  inestimable  value. 
We  thank  God  that  the  Church  has  provided  such  institutions  as  she  has  for 
the  culture  of  our  young.  We  recommend  them  to  the  patronage  and  sup- 
port of  our  people  without  any  hesitation.  We  call  your  attention  to  our 
institutions. 

I.  Cokesbury  Conference  School. 

The  Cokesbury  Conference  School  has  just  closed  its  eighty-fifth  session 
under  the  rectorship  of  Prof.  J.  P.  Pritchard,  who  has  been  re-elected  for 
the  ensuing  scholastic  year.  Thirty-five  students  have  matriculated  during 
the  past  year.  The  general  deportment  was  good  ;  and  the  progress  in  study 
satisfactory.  The  school  is  accessible  by  the  G.  &  C.  K.  R.,  is  in  a  prover- 
bially healthy  location,  and  free  from  the  demoralizing  influences  of  drink- 
ing saloons.  The  school  building  is  in  good  repair,  large  and  commodious. 
There  is  a  small  debt  hanging  over  the  institution  of  $115,  which  was  con- 
tracted in  the  exchange  of  their  former  for  their  present  building,  and  in 
some  necessary  repairs.  The  endowment  fund  is  not  available  for  the 
extinguishment  of  this  debt. 

We  recommend  the  election  of  the  following  trustees:  The  Presiding 
Elder  of  the  Cokesbury  District,  the  preachers  in  charge  of  the  Cokesbury 
Station,  Cokesbury  Circuit,  Abbeville  Station,  Greenwood  Circuit,  and  B.  Z. 
Herndon,  W.  V.  McGee,  Dr.  F.  F.  Gary,  W.  A.  Moore. 

II  Columbia  Female  College. 

The  Columbia  Female  College,  under  the  administration  of  President 
J.  L.  Jones,  has  had  an  unusually  successful  year. 

The  curriculum  of  the  College  has  been  elevated  and  extended,  and  is  now- 
equal  to  the  best  of  itakind  in  the  land.  The  very  latest  modes  and  appli- 
ances have  been  adopted,  with  the  view  of  conferring  the  greatest  good  in  the 
least  possible  time.  President  Jones  has  associated  with  him  an  unusually 
large  corps  of  teachers. 

We  believe  that  the  boarding  department  has  given  entire  satisfaction,  no 
echo  of  complaint  has  come  from  any  quarter.  This  is  largely  due  to  the  admi- 
rable management  of  Mrs.  Jones,  who  acted  the  part  of  the  true  mother  to 
her  adopted  household.  The  health  of  the  pupils  has  been  excellent;  no 
case  of  illness  requiring  special  attention  has  occurred  since  the  last  report 
rendered  twelve  months  ago.  The  patronage  of  the  College  has  steadily 
increased,  and  thus  early  in  the  fall  session  the  number  of  pupils  is  one 
hundred,  nearly  one-half  of  whom  are  boarders. 

The  South  Carolina  Conference  has  much  of  material  benefit  and  reputation 
involved  in  the  Columbia  Female  College,  and  it  is  a  gratification  to  know 
that  more  active  interest  is  now  taken  than  at  any  time  since  its  re-organ- 
ization. We  are  sorry  to  add,  the  College  is  still  embarrassed  by  financial 
difficulties.  These  difficulties,  however,  can  be  managed  by  a  little  aid  from 
the  Church.  The  financial  amount  and  manner  of  this  aid,  we  recommended 
in  another  part  of  the  General  Report  of  your  Committee. 

Your  Committee  nominate  the  following  as  the  Board  of  Trustees,  to 
serve  for  the  two  years  next  ensuing:  Rev.  E.  J.  Meynardie,  Rev.  J.  A. 
Porter,  Rev.  A.  J  Cauthen,  Rev.  A.  J.  Stokes,  Rev.  T.  G.  Herbert,  Rev.  R. 
P.  Franks,  Rev.  H.  M.  Mood,  Rev.  W.  F.  S.  Wightman,  Rev.  M.  Brown. 
Lay — H.  T.  Wright,  J.  P.  Southern,  J  C  Dial,  R-  D.  Senn,  J.  A  Elkins,  R. 
H.  Jennings,  W.  T.  D.  Cousar,  and  ex-officio  the  Presiding  Elder  and  preach- 
ers in  charge  of  the  churches  in  Columbia. 

Committee  of  Examination, — Rev.  L.  W'ood,  Rev.  R.  D.  Smart,  and  J.  C. 
Pike. 

III. — Wofford  College. 

Dr.  Carlisle,  the  President  of  the  College,  in  his  report  to  the  Board  of 
Trustees,  says  : 
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IS 


"  The  twenty-fifth  collegiate  year  began  October  1.  A  primary  class  of 
thirty-one  Freshmen  was  admitted.  There  are  now  ninety-two  names  on  the 
roll.  We  are  thankful  to  report  a  few  months  of  quiet,  successful  College 
work.  The  health  of  the  students  is  as  usual.  The  recent  changes  in  the 
distribution  of  duties  among  the  officers  seems  to  work  well.  The  young 
officers  are  diligently  and  faithfully  meeting  the  demands  made  upon 
them" 

Board  of  Trustees  :  Bishop  W.  ML  Wightman.  H.  A  C.  Walker.  Wm. 
Martin,  W.  P.  Mouzon,  H.  M.  Mood.  W.  C  Power,  S.  A.  Weber,  S. 
Bobo,  Dr.  B.  Wofford,  G.  W.  Williams,  W.  K.  Blake,  S.  M.  Eice,  L>.  R. 
Duncan. 

In  discharging  the  duty  of  advising  what  our  "  Israel  ought  to  do"  for 
Wofford  College,  the  Committee  recommend  liberal  things.  The  coming 
year  will  be  the  twenty-fifth  of  the  existence,  and  toils,  and  successes  of 
Wofford.  It  should  be,  it  must  be  signalized  by  a  fitting  offering  to  this 
mother  of  Methodism.  Her  rich  gifts  to  us,  our  own  dignity,  and  our  solemn 
duty  to  the  God  of  all  wisdom  demand  that  we  pour  no  mean  offering  into 
her  lap.    She  must  be  amply  endowed  ! 

The  Committee  therefore  offer  the  following  resolutions  : 

1.  Resolved,  That  the  endowment  fund  of  Wofford  College  be  increased 
during  the  coming  year  to  the  sum  of  two  hundred  thousand  dollars. 

2.  Resolved,  That  to  this  end,  endowment  mass  meetings  be  held  in  every 
charge  in  the  Conference,  at  which  lay  and  clerical  speakers  from  such 
charge  and  from  abroad  shall  present  the  needs  and  claims  of  said  College, 
and  collections  in  bonds  and  in  cash  shall  be  had. 

3.  Resolved,  That  at  each  endowment  mass  meeting  earnest  efforts  be  made 
to  realize-  by  the  cash  collections,  at  least  one  dollar  for  every  member  of  the 
charge  in  which  said  meeting  be  held- 

4.  Resolved  That  the  Presiding  Elders  be  required  to  co-operate  in  all 
preparations  for  these  endowment  mass  meetings,  and  to  be  personally  present 
and  assisting  at  them  whenever  practicable. 

•5.  Resolved,  That  the  financial  agents  of  the  college  be  required  to  aid  the 
Presiding  Elders  and  preachers  in  charge  in  all  arrangements  for  such  mass 
meetings,  and  be  required  to  attend  and  labor  in  the  same,  when  not  hin- 
dered by  other  duties. 

6.  Resolved,  That  of  the  collections  of  cash  to  be  thus  made,  the  sum  of 
twenty-five  hundred  dollars  be  applied  to  defray  the  current  expenses  of 
Wofford  College,  and  the  sum  of  one  thousand  dollars  be  devoted  to  the  ne- 
cessities of  Columbia  Female  College. 

7.  Resolved,  That  no  educational  assessment  be  levied  for  the  year  1879, 
upon  the  Districts  and  Charges  of  our  Conference. 

Your  Committee  respectfully  nominate  Whitefoord  Smith  and  W.  W.  Dun- 
can, as  Professors  in  Wofford  College  ;  J.  Walter  Dickson,  as  Professor  in 
Columbia  Female  College  ;  Albert  M.  Ship,  as  Professor  in  Vanderbilt  Uni- 
versity, and  Samuel  Lander  as  President  of  the  Williaraston  Female  Col- 
lege. 

Your  Committee  also  nominate  John  A.  Porter  to  preach  the  sermon  be- 
fore the  undergraduates  of  the  next  Conference. 
Respectfullv  submitted, 

SAMUEL  A.  WEBER,  Chairman. 


REPORT  No.  1— ON  BOOKS  AND  PERIODICALS. 

Your  Committee  on  Books  and  Periodicals  entertain  the  profound  con~ 
viction  that  the  Southern  Methodist  Publishing  House,  as  constituting  the 
great  beating  heart  of  Southern  Methodist  literature,  cannot  be  too  highly 


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valued,  or  too  warmly  and  zealously  commended  to  the  fostering  care  and 
liberal  patronage  of  this  Conference  of  ministers  and  laymen,  and  through 
them  to  South  Carolina  Methodists  and  the  public  generally. 

In  the  success  of  this  great  connectional  centre  and  bond  of  union,  we  all 
have  and  should  feel  a  common  interest.  Its  failure  would  not  be  felt  as  a 
financial  loss  only,  or  mainly,  but  the  effect  of  such  a  catastrophe  would  be 
to  arrest  the  spread  of  religious  truth  as  held  and  propagated  by  the  Church 
at  large,  and  authorize  the  inference  that,  as  a  great  aggressive  denomi- 
nation, there  is  manifestly  lacking  the  necessary  element  of  Christian 
liberality. 

Your  Committee  feel  called  upon  to  give  special  emphasis  in  this  report 
to  the  well-devised  plan  recently  projected  for  the  relief  of  our  Publishing 
House,  and  would  heartily  commend  it  to  the  approval  of  this  body,  as  car- 
rying upon  its  face  the  promise  of  success  under  its  present  management. 

The  Committee  submit  the  following  resolution  : 

Resolved,  That  this  Conference  offer  Dr.  J.  B.  McFerrin,  agent,  a  warm 
welcome  as  the  representative  of  this  important  interest,  and  that  we  will 
heartilv  extend  to  him  our  practical  sympathy  so  far  as  we  are  able, 
t  J  B.  CAMPBELL,  Chairman. 

REPOKT  No.  2. — ON  BOOKS  AND  PERIODICALS. 

Your  Committee  to  whom  was  referred  this  important  and  suggestive  sub- 
ject forming  the  caption  of  this  report,  feel,  and  would  express  the  conviction 
that  the  Church  cannot  magnify  the  real  force  of  a  healthy  denominational 
literature,  beyond  its  great  value  as  a  prime  factor  in  "spreading  Scriptural 
holiness  over  these  lands." 

"The  truth,  as  the  truth  is  in  Jesus,"  forms  in  itself  the  admitted  ground- 
work upon  which  is  reared  the  superstructure  of  a  sound  and  evangelical 
faith  in  our  Lord  Jesus  Christ,  d,s  the  Saviour  of  this  world.  The  great  cen- 
tral doctrines  and  facts  of  the  gospel  must  first  be  intellectually  apprehended 
as  the  basis  of  confidence  in  God,  and  Christianity,  as  a  saving  system  before 
the  heart  is  prepared  to  yield  up  its  great  powers  to  the  processes  of  Divine 
grace  in  the  work  of  conversion.  These  doctrines  and  facts  constitute  the 
major  current  of  thought  throughout  the  literature  of  the  Church  of  Christ, 
and  all  over  the  world. 

Your  Committee  have  had  under  consideration,  the  papers  forwarded  by 
Rev.  J.  W.  Hinton,  D.  D  ,  looking  to  the  early  publication  of  a  Quarterly 
Review,  and  beg  leave  to  suggest  to  the  Conference  the  importance  of  rally- 
ing at  once,  and  bravely,  to  this  call  for  patronage.  The  Review,  placed  in 
the  custody  of  the  able  editor  selected  for  its  management  5  and  guarded  and 
supported,  as  it  will  be,  by  the  accomplished  corps  of  contributors,  offer  the 
guaranty  of  success  so  far  as  the  literary  labors  of  the  work  is  concerned. 
We  are  gratified  also  to  state  the  Review  has  already  the  promise  of  financial 
success,  should  the  plans  mature  fully  that  are  now  projected. 

Your  Committee  would  unite,  with  unmingled  satisfaction  and  pleasure, 
in  offering  congratulations  to  this  Conference  of  Ministers  and  Laymen, 
and  through  them,  to  the  Methodists  in  South  Carolina,  on  the  return  to  this 
State,  of  the  old  Southern  Christian  Advocate  after  so  many  years  of  absence. 
This  Conference  would  recognize,  and  here  express,  through  your  committee, 
the  great  satisfaction  felt  at  the  liberal  terms  on  which  the  house  of  Messrs. 
Walker,  Evans  &  Cogswell  have  begun,  and  propose  to  continue  the  publi- 
cation of  the  paper  ;  as  also  the  zeal  and  untiring  devotion  of  the  Associate 
Editor,  Rev.  S.  A.  Weber,  who  has  been  able  to  furnish  weekly  installments 
of  news  of  the  most  interesting  and  instructive  character. 

Your  Committee  would  with  great  heartiness  and  unanimity,  express  their 
pleasure  at  the  evident  wisdom  of  the  General  Conference  in  the  election  of 
the  Rev.  O.  P.  Fitzgerald,  D.  D..  as  editor  of  the  Nashville  Christian  Advo- 
cate.   Dr.  Fitzgerald  needs  no  commendation  from  this  body,  as  his  work  so 


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well  and  faithfully  done,  speaks  freely  and  loudly  his  praise.  He  brings  to 
this  new  and  important  post  of  honor  and  usefulness,  a  long  experience  in 
religious  journalism  ;  and  his  weekly  labors  as  they  appear  for  the  inspection 
of  the  entire  Church  in  the  columns  of  the  paper,  attest  at  once  his  eminent 
fitness  for  the  work  assigned  him,  as  well  as  suggest  a  bright  future  for  our 
great  connectional  organ. 

The  Sunday-school  Magazine  and  papers  placed  in  the  hands  of  the  Com- 
mittee by  Dr.  J.  B.  MeFerrin,  have  been  examined,  and  it  is  with  unem- 
barrased  earnestness  that  their  intrinsic  merit  is  urged,  on  the  grounds  of 
their  circulation  and  use.  Especial  attention  is  called  to  the  u  Sunday-school 
Lessons,"  for  the  "First  Quarter  of  1879,"  in  neat  pamphlet  form,  as  em- 
bodying the  material  usually  given  in  loose  Lesson  Papers.  The  Pastors  of 
Churches,  and  Superintendents  of  Sunday-schools  are  urged  to  send  on  at 
an  early  day  and  procure  these  lessons  for  use  the  first  of  the  year. 

The  following  resolutions  are  offered  for  adoption  by  this  Conference : 

1.  That  it  is  with  great  regret  that  this  Conference  accepts  the  resignation 
of  Rev.  F.  M.  Kennedy,  D.  D  ,  editor  of  the  Southern  Christian  Advocate, 
made  necessary  by  severe  personal  affliction;  and  that  we  tender  him  our  un- 
feigned sympathies  and  prayers. 

2.  That  this  Conference  wish  the  success  of,  and  would  offer  encourage- 
ment to  the  various  publishers  and  editors  of  the  periodicals  above  reported 
upon,  and  promise  them  a  liberal  share  of  patronage. 

3.  That  this  Conference  pledge  its  support  to  the  publishers  of  the  South- 
ern Christian  Advocate,  Messrs  Walker,  Evans  &  Cogswell,  in  their  efforts 
to  place  the  pamper  into  the  house  of  every  Methodist  family  in  this  State. 

All  of  which  is  respectfully  submitted. 

J.  B.  CAMPBELL,  Chairman. 


REPORT  OF  THE  COMMITTEE  ON  TEMPERANCE. 

The  Committee  to  whom  was  referred  the  subject  of  temperance  beg  leave 
to  report:  That  we  have  given  the  matter  our  careful  consideration,  and 
regard  it  as  one  of  no  ordinary  magnitude  and  importance.  There  is  no 
language  sufficient  to  depict  the  evils  of  intemperance.  Its  blighting  touch 
has  been  seen  and  felt  in  every  phase  of  society.  None  are  exempt  from  its 
direful  consequences.  The  Church  herself  has  suffered  by  the  prevalence  of 
this  degrading  vice.  Notwithstanding  the  restrictive  rule  of  the  Church, 
and  the  untiring  efforts  of  societies  of  reform,  this  ruinous  evil  still  prevails. 
The  combined  influence  of  the  pulpit,  press,  and  temperance  societies,  has 
largely  abated  the  habit  of  intoxication,  but  it  is  not  extinct.  Many  homes 
are  rendered  gloomy,  and  the  helpless  inmates  endure  indescribable  suffering 
of  both  body  and  mind  in  consequence  of  the  persistent  inebriation  of  a  hus- 
band and  father.  The  cry  of  the  helpless,  the  wail  of  the  destitute  and 
suffering,  and  the  groan  of  the  justly  punished  criminal,  appeal  to  us  to  in- 
augurate some  measure  to  relieve  the  country  of  this  grievous  and  destructive 
curse.  The  Church  may  control  those  within  her  pale,  the  temperance  socie- 
ties may  reform  those  whom  they  may  induce  to  sign  their  pledge,  but  there 
are  still  thousands,  whom  neither  the  Church,  nor  the  temperance  organi- 
zations can  reach.  It  is  still  sold  in  the  shambles,  and  drank  on  the  streets. 
Something  ought  to  be  done  to  prevent  its  promiscuous  sale  and  use.  There- 
fore, 

Resolved,  That  the  South  Carolina  Conference  is  as  much  as  ever  impressed 
with  the  importance  of  total  abstinence  from  intoxicating  drinks  amongst  all 
classes  of  society. 

Resolved,  further,  That  we  heartily  approve  of,  and  will  cheerfully  partici- 
pate in,  the  efforts  now  being  made  to  secure  the  enactment  of  a  prohibitory 
law  by  the  Legislature  of  the  State. 

Respectfullv  submitted, 

S.  P.  H.  EL  WELL,  Chairman. 


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REPORT  ON  BIBLE  CAUSE. 

Protestantism  has  been  designated  as  "  Bible  Christianity,"  and  the  true 
glory  of  a  Christian  minister  is  that  he  is  a  "  Man  of  one  Book,"  for  all  in- 
telligent Christianity  is  based  on  the  Holy  Scriptures,  therefore 

1.  Resolved,  That  we  recognize  in  the  "American  Bible  Society  "'an  insti- 
tution that  is  winning  vast  conquest  for  Christ  in  giving  the  Word  of  God 
"  without  note  or  comment,"  to  so  many  perishing  souls  of  men  ;  said  So- 
ciety having  the  Bible  and  parts  of  the  Bible  printed  in  nearly  one  hundred 
languages  and  dialects,  and  sending  into  circulation  seven  hundred  thousand 
copies  a  year. 

2.  That  we  will  co-operate  with  this  Society  in  every  possible  way, 
this  co-operation  being  more  needful  now,  as  the  parent  Society  employs  no 
special  agent  in  our  State. 

3.  That  the  Word  of  God  should  be  read  daily  in  our  secular  schools. 

Respectfully  submitted. 

J.  B.  TRAYWICK,  Chairman. 


REPORT  OF  THE  SUNDAY-SCHOOL  BOARD. 

In  the  absence  of  figures  for  the  current  year,  your  Board  avails  itself  of 
those  for  last  year,  viz  : 

Number  of  schools  -   505 

Number  of  officers  and  teachers   3,112 

Number  of  pupils,  white  21,939 

Number  of  pupils,  colored   78 

While  these  figures  are  not  so  large  as  they  should  be — for  we  think  the 
Sunday-school  should  aggregate  in  numbers  the  members  of  the  Church — 
yet  they  furnish  reason  for  devout  thankfulness  to  the  Head  of  the  Church 
for  the  success  attending  our  efforts  in  this  field,  and,  comparing  the  present 
with  the  not  distant  past,  inspiration  for  the  future. 

It  is  needless  to  argue  the  importance  of  the  Sunday-school.  This  is  now 
universally  allowed.  No  Church  that  hopes  to  perpetuate  itself  can  afford 
to  neglect  this  department ;  and,  if  we  would  be  true  to  our  record,  to  our- 
selves, and  those  to  come  after  us,  we  must  be  wise,  active  and  faithful  in 
fostering  and  extending  our  Sunday-school  work. 

The  Board  recommends  the  adoption  of  the  following  resolutions,  adopted, 
in  part,  last  year  : 

1.  Resolved,  That,  being  as  much  as  ever  impressed  with  the  value  of  Sun- 
day-school work,  we  renew  our  pledges  to  continue  our  interest  in,  and  labor 
for.  its  promotion. 

2.  Resolved,  That  we  continue  to  urge  upon  our  people  interest  in  the 
Sunday-school,  and  that  they,  as  far  as  practicable,  identify  themselves  there- 
with in  some  way. 

3.  Resolved,  That  while  we  are  faithful  to  our  own  schools  and  interests, 
we  also  co-operate,  as  far  as  may  be,  in  township,  county  and  State  move- 
ments in  behalf  of  this  cause. 

4.  Resolved,  That  we  commend  to  our  people  our  own  Sunday-school 
publications,  so  ably  edited  by  Dr.  Cunningham,  and  sent  out  in  such  beauti- 
ful style  from  our  own  Publishing  House,  especially  the  Quarterly  Lesson 
Papers.  Respectfully  submitted. 

J.  M.  CARLISLE,  President. 


REPORT  OF  JOINT  BOARD  OF  FINANCE. 


At  a  meeting  of  the  Joint  Board  of  Finance  of  the  South  Carolina  Confer- 
ence, immediately  after  adjournment  the  following  officers  were  elected  for 
the  ensuing  year:  A.  J.  Stokes,  Chairman,  R.  D.  Smart,  Secretary,  J.  H. 
Jennings,  Treasurer. 

The  following  amounts  have  been  received  from  the  Districts  as  follows, 
to  wit  : 


Charleston  $563  83 

Orangeburg     387  20 

Columbia   547  01 

Sumter   320  99 

Florence   294  81 

Marion   442  09 

Spartanburg   394  35 

Cokesbury   490  65 

Greenville     310  31 

Private  Contribution     5  00 

Amount  of  Overplus.   11  72 

Total  $3,767  96 

This  amount  has  been  applied  as  follows,  settling  with  claimants  at  75  per 
cent,  on  assessments. 

To  David  Derrick  $150  00 

W.  C.  Patterson   100  00 

Mrs.  E.  J  Pennington  and  three  children   ..  100  00 

Mrs.  A.  L.  Smith  and  two  children   130  00 

Mrs.  H.  H.  Durant   115  00 

Mrs.  W.  A.  Gamewell  and  child   125  00 

Mrs.  S.  W.  Townsend   65  00 

Child  of  E.  A.  Lemon   25  00 

Mrs.  W.  C  Kirkland   115  00 

Mrs.  W.  M  Kennedv   50  00 

Mrs.  E.  G.  Gage  and  child   100  00 

Mrs.  A.  W.  Walker   115  00 

Mrs.  C.  McLeod   80  00 

Mrs.  S.  W.  Capers   120  00 

Mrs.  R.  J.  Bovd   50  00 

Mrs.  J.  D.  W.  Cook   40  00 

Mrs.  J.  L.  Belin   110  00 

Mrs.  J.  N.  Davis,   50  00 

Mrs.  T.  R.  Walsh   105  00 

Mrs.  C.  S.  Walker  and  child   115  00 

Mrs.  Bond  English   100  00 

Mrs.  John  Bunch   100  00 

Mrs.  T.  A.  Turpin   60  00 

Mrs.  F  Rush   75  00 

Mrs.  A.  B.  McGilvary     50  00 

Mrs.  C  Thomason   120  00 

Mrs.  Chas.  Betts   67  00 

Rev.  John  Watts   145  00 

Daughter  Rev.  Charles  Wilson   70  00 

Rev.  D  D  Byars   90  00 

Rev.  M.  A.  Connolly   100  00 

Mrs.  R  R.  Pegues  and  two  children   115  00 


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Mrs.  Jas.  Stacv   $90  00 

Kev.  Joel  W.  Townsend   90  00 

Kev.  J.  K.  Coburn  and  wife   150  00 

Kev.  A.  Nettles  and  wife   100  00 

Kev.  John  Finger   175  00 

Mrs.  W.  H.  Fleming  and  two  children   175  00 

Miss  Agnes  Fleming   25  00 

Mrs.  E.  L.  King   25  00 

Mrs.  J.  K.  Pickett   10  00 

Mrs.  A.  P.  Martin     10  00 

Mrs  J.  C  Miller   25  00 

Balance  in  hand    96 


$3,767  96 

A.  J.  STOKES, 
Chairman  of  J.  B.  F.,  S.  C.  Conf. 

Newberry,  S.  C,  Dec.  14th,  1878. 

After  report  rendered  : 

Amount  received  from  Williston  Circuit  and  paid  to  Mrs.  W.  H. 

Fleming  by  order  of  Conference   $8  50 

A.  J.  STOKES, 
Chairman  of  J.  B.  F.,  S.  C.  Conf. 

The  following  amounts  have  been  received  from  the  Districts  for  the 
Bishops,  to  wit : 


Charleston  $104  00 

Orangeburg   73  00 

Columbia    112  51 

Sumter   88  10 

Florence   70  70 

Marion   86  70 

Spartanburg   74  00 

Cokesbury     92  40 

Greenville   71  46 

Total  $772  86 

This  amount  has  been  applied  as  follows : 

To  Bishop  Wightman  $755  00 

To  Bishop  Wightman  for  traveling  expenses   17  00 

For  stationary     86 


Total  $772  86 


Kespectfullv  submitted, 
A.  J.  STOKES, 'Chairman  J.  B.  F.,S.  C.  Conf. 
Newberry,  S.  C,  December  14th,  1878. 


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ASSESSMENTS  1879. 


DISTRICTS. 

Conference 
Collections. 

Domestic 
Missions- 

Foreign 
Missions. 

Bishop's 
Fund. 

Minutes. 

oo 

$978 

00 

$396 

00 

$103 

00 

$55 

00 

00 

717 

00 

290 

00 

75 

00 

40 

00 

00 

999 

00 

405 

00 

103 

00 

55 

00 

00 

702 

00 

283 

00 

73 

00 

39 

00 

00 

802 

00 

323 

00 

83 

00 

44 

00 

  618 

00 

741 

00 

299 

00 

78 

00 

42 

00 

00 

710 

00 

285 

00 

73 

00 

39 

00 

00 

945 

00 

384 

00 

101 

00 

53 

00 

00 

606 

00 

247 

00 

62 

00 

33 

00 

$6,000 

00 

17,200 

00 

$2,912 

00 

$750 

00 

$400 

00 

A.  J.  STOKES,  Chairman  J.  B.  F.,  S.  C.  Conf. 
Newberry,  S.  C,  December  16th,  1878. 


W.  C.  McMillan,  Treasurer,  in  Account  with,  South  Carolina  Dele- 
gates to  General  Conference. 


1878.  Dr:      "  Cr. 

May    To  cash  received  from  Kev.  A.  M.  Chrietzberg  $  66  00 

"     "  "       "     Florence   25  00 

"     "  "       "     Spartanburg,  J.  H.  C   4  00 

il     "  "       "     Marion  District   35  00 

"     "  "       "     W.  W.  Duncan   8  00 

"     "  "       "     Florence   2  00 

"     "  "       "     Marion  St.  Station   4  33 

"     "  "       "     Lexington   2  00 

"     "  "       ,!     Greenville  District   19  00 

"     "  "       "     Charleston   41  55 

"     "  "       "     Orangeburg   32  00 

"     "  u       "     Eock  Hill   4  00 

"     "  "       u     Spartanburg   4  00 

"     "  "       "     Sumter   22  35 

"     "  '*       4<     Greenville   3  00 

"     "  "       "     Cheraw   2  00 

"     il  •«       "     Charleston   5  00 

"     "  4<       "     Chester  Station   4  00 

"     l<  "       "     Chester  Circuit   4  00 

"     u  "       "     Fairfield   4  00 

"     "  "       "     Sumter   3  00 

By  cash  paid  Dr.  S.  B.  Jones   $  7  70 

"    O.  A.  Darby   11  25 

"      "       "    J.  H.  Carlisle   9  60 

41      "       "    Wra.  Stokes   14  75 

11    A.  M.  Shipp    21  75 

41      "       "    H.  Baer   15  00 

'«       "    J.  A.  Elkins   6  00 

"       "    G.  J.  Patterson   7  00 

11       "    F.  M.  Kennedy   8  10 

"      «       u    F.  A.  Conner   14  00 


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By  cash  paid  H.  A.  C.  Walker   $25  00 

"      ««       «    T  S.  Moorman   17  60 

"       "    W.  W.  Duncan   10  60 

"       •<    A.  M.  Chrietzberg   15  00 

11      "       "    W.  C  McMillan   23  50 

"      "       "    Dr.  J.  R.  Mood  ■   5  00 

"      "       "    A  M.  C  expenses  of  Conf.  Journal...  35 

"     "       "    Dr.  J.  R.  Mood   5  00 

"      "       lt    Express  charges  on  Conf.  Journal    50 

"      t:  Incidental   expenses  of  Delegates, 

washing,  &c   17  60 

"      "       "    Dr.  S.  B.  Jones,  expenses  pertaining 

to  Advocate   20  00 

"      l<       *'    A.  M.  Chrietzberg,  same   4  50 

"      *'       "    P.  O.  M.  Order,  same   31 

Balance  in  hands  of  Treasurer   34  22 


$294  23  $294  23 

Respectfully  submitted, 
E.  O.  E.  W  C  McMILLAN,  Treasurer. 

Marion,  S.  C,  December  10th,  1878. 


REPORT  OF  COMMITTEE  ON  SOUTHERN  CHRISTIAN 
ADVOCATE. 

The  Committee  on  the  Southern  Christian  Advocate  beg  leave,  respectfully, 
to  report :  That  they  have  had  under  careful  consideration  all  the  interests 
in  which  the  Conference  and  the  Church  are  involved  in  the  publication  of 
this  journal,  so  far  as  in  their  judgment  they  felt  warranted  to  advise. 

The  Southern  Christian  Advocate  was  established  in  Charleston,  S.  C  ,  in 
1837,  under  the  auspices  of  the  three  patronizing  Conferences  of  South  Car- 
olina, Georgia,  and  Florida.  This  alliance  continued  up  to  the  last  General 
Conference,  at  which  the  delegation  of  the  Georgia  Conference  declined  to 
renew  the  contract,  and  signified  their  purpose  of  starting  "  a  new  paper," 
to  be  called  "  The  Wesley  an  Christian  Advocate."  This  was  formally  an- 
nounced in  a  communication  to  the  delegation  of  the  South  Carolina  Con- 
ference, and  was  so  reported  to  the  General  Conference.  At  the  removal  of 
the  Southern  Christian  Advocate  from  Charleston,  arising  from  the  contin- 
gencies of  war,  it  was  a  distinct  stipulation  at  the  time,  and  it  was  expressly 
renewed  in  every  subsequent  contract,  that  so  soon  as  circumstances  would 
permit  the  paper  should  return  to  the  old  seat  of  publication.  Acting  on 
this  announcement  and  stipulation,  the  delegation  of  the  South  Carolina 
Conference  took  immediate  steps  for  the  removal  of  the  paper  from  Macon, 
Ga.  They  entered  into  contract  with  Messrs.  Walker,  Evans  &  Cogswell, 
enterprising  and  trustworthy  publishers  at  Charleston,  to  issue  the  paper, 
and  secured  from  them  the  most  satisfactory  terms.  The  publishers  agree 
to  assume  all  financial  liability,  and  to  issue  a  first-class  forty-column  re- 
ligious journal,  under  the  auspices  of  this  Conference,  for  two  dollars  and 
fifty  cents  per  annum  for  each  subscriber}  free  of  charge  to  the  bishops,  the 
superannuated  preachers,  and  the  widows  of  the  Conference,  and  at  a  reduced 
rate  to  the  preachers,  besides  allowing  them  forty  cents,  and  to  the  Confer- 
ence ten  cents,  on  each  annual  subscriber.  They  offer  the  columns  free  to 
all  advertisements  appertaining  to  the  Conference. 

The  Committee  would  express  profound  regret  at  the  sad  dispensation 
which  has  required  the  former  editor,  the  Rev.  F.  M.  Kennedy,  D.  D  ,  to 
retire  from  the  position  which  he  had  sustained  with  ability  and  dignity  ; 
and  they  would  take  the  liberty  of  expressing  their  pleasure  and  satisfaction 


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at  the  editorial  management  of  the  paper  by  the  associate  editor,  the  Rev. 
S.  A.  Weber,  under  whose  care  the  journal  has  been  elegantly  enlarged,  and 
is  growing  in  popularity. 

The  prestage  of  the  Southern  Christian  Advocate  handed  down  unimpaired 
for  more  than  a  generation,  commands  the  respect  of  the  religious  world. 
The  name  itself  has  been  a  beacon  light  of  the  Church.  Possessing  the  ad- 
vantages of  the  best  publishing  center  at  the  South,  and  the  financial  guaran- 
tee of  one  of  the  largest  and  most  influential  business  houses  of  this  country, 
the  paper  now  only  lacks  the  hearty  support  of  the  preachers  and  people,  to 
become  a  powerful  auxiliary  to  our  pulpits,  and  a  religious  blessing  to  our 
homes. 

The  Committee  would  urge  the  preachers  to  use  their  utmost  efforts  to 
bring  up  the  circulation  of  the  paper  to  ten  thousand  subscribers. 

The  preachers  stand  pledged  to  do  their  part  for  the  publishers,  who  on 
their  part,  have  assumed  all  liability.  It  would  appear,  with  a  membership 
of  forty-four  thousand  within  the  State,  if  the  members  of  this  Conference 
go  forth  fully  imbued  with  the  spirit  to  work  for  the  diffusion  of  a  healthy 
religious  literature  throughout  the  Church,  that  the  Southern  Christian  Ad- 
vocate will  again  take  a  prominent  place  among  the  shining  lights  of  religious 
journalism,  and  will  become  the  vehicle  of  a  heaven  inspired  Christianity  to 
tens  of  thousands  of  our  people. 

Wherefore  the  Committee  respectfully  submit  to  the  Conference,  the  adop- 
tion of  the  following  resolutions  : 

Resolved,  1.  That  the  Conference  heartly  approve  the  action  of  the  dele- 
gation to  the  last  General  Conference,  in  bringing  back  the  Southern  Christian 
Advocate  to  the  old  seat  of  publication,  and  the  favorable  contract  made  with 
the  publishers. 

Resolved,  2.  That  the  Publishing  Committee  of  the  Southern  Christian  Ad- 
vocate, be  composed  of  four  clerical  and  two  lay  members,  namely :  The 
Presiding  Elder  of  the  Charleston  District,  the  Preachers  in  charge  in  the 
City  of  Charleston,  F.  J.  Pelzer,  and  G.  W.  Williams,  Esqrs. 

Resolved,  3.  That  the  amonnt  now  due  the  Conference  by  the  publishers 
for  annual  subscribers,  be  placed  at  the  disposal  of  the  editor,  to  be  used  by 
him  in  securing  the  best  literary  talent  for  the  paper. 

Resolved,  4.  That  the  Conference  elect  by  ballot,  an  editor  whose  term  of 
office  shall  extend  to  the  session  of  the  Conference  next  preceeding  the  Gen- 
eral Conference. 

Resolved,  5.  That  the  Conference  respectfully  request  J.  W.  Burke  &  Co., 
the  former  publishers  of  the  Southern  Christian  Advocate,  to  return  the  old 
files  of  the  paper  to  this  Committee  of  Publication.   Respectfully  submitted. 

J.  T.  WIGHTMAN,  Chairman. 


VII. 

CONDENSED  MINUTES. 


Minutes  of  the  South  Carolina  Conference  of  M.  E.  Church,  South, 
held  at  Newberry,  S.  C,  beginning  December  11th,  1878,  ending  December 
16th,  1878.  Bishop  W.  M.  Wightman,  President;  Wm.  C.  Power,  Sec- 
retary. 

Ques.  1.  Who  are  admitted  on  trial?  William  R.  Richardson,  James 
W.  Roger,  James  Ware  Browne. 

Ques.  2.  Who  remain  on  trial  ?  John  W.  Tarbourx,  James  S.  Porter, 
John  Thomas  Pate. 


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Ques.  3.    Who  are  discontinued?    J.  Simmons  Meynardie 
Ques.  4.    Who  are  admitted  into  full  connection?    K.  Herbert  Jones, 
Erwin  G.  Price,  Allison  B.  Lee,  Thomas  E.  Gilbert,  Armand  C.  LeGette, 

H.  Bascom  Browne,  William  P.  Meadors. 
Ques.  5.    Who  are  re-admitted  ?  None. 

Ques.  6.  Who  are  received  by  transfer  from  other  Conferences?  J. 
Wesley  Wightman. 

Ques  7.  Who  are  the  deacons  of  one  year?  D.Zimmerman  Dantzler, 
Arthur  C.  Walker,  W.  Smith  Martin,  Benjamin  M.  Boozer,  Thornbury  Y. 
Phillips,  James  W.  Ariail,  Hugh  Walker  Whitaker. 

Ques.  8.  What  traveling  preachers  are  elected  deacons  ?  R.  Herbert 
Jones.  Erwin  G*.  Price,  Allison  B.  Lee,  Thomas  E.  Gilbert,  Armand  C. 
LeGette,  H.  Bascom  Browne,  W7illiam  P.  Meadors. 

Ques.  9.  What  traveling  preachers  are  ordained  deacons  ?  R  Herbert 
Jones,  Erwin  G.  Price,  Allison  B  Lee,  Thomas  E.  Gilbert,  Armand  C. 
LeGette,  H.  Bascom  Browne,  Wrilliam  P.  Meadors. 

Ques.  10.  What  local  preachers  are  elected  deacons  ?  Matthew  N.  Brab- 
ham, Samuel  B.  Green,  William  R.  Richardson,  James  W.  Koger,  William 
T.  Rainwater. 

Ques.  11  What  local  preachers  are  ordained  deacons  ?  William  R. 
Richardson,  James  W.  Koger. 

Ques.  12.  What  traveling  preachers  are  elected  elders?  Felix  L. 
Hartin,  John  Lemacks  Stokes,  William  W.  Williams,  Murdoch  M.  Fer- 
guson, Anderson  W.  Jackson,  James  W.  Wolling,  Junius  J.  Neville, 
William  H.  Ariail,  Jephtha  0.  Counts,  Samuel  D.  Vaughan. 

Ques.  13.  What  traveling  preachers  are  ordained  elders  ?  Felix  L. 
Hartin,  John  Lemacks  Stokes,  William  W-  Williams,  Murdoch  M.  Fer- 
guson, Anderson  W.  Jackson,  James  W.  Wolling,  Junius  J.  Neville,  Wil- 
liam H.  Ariail,  Jephtha  C.  Counts,  Samuel  D.  Vaughan. 

Ques.  14-    What  local  preachers  are  elected  elders  ?    John  H.  Turner, 

Ques.  15.    What  local  preachers  are  ordained  elders?    John  H.  Turner. 

Ques.  16.    Who  are  located  this  year  ?    Oliver  N.  Rountree. 

Ques.  17.  Who  are  supernumerary  ?  Robert  C.  Oliver,  F.  Milton  Ken- 
nedy, Robert  W.  Barber,  Simpson  Jones,  John  A.  Wood. 

Ques.  18  Who  are  superannuated  ?  David  Derrick,  John  Watts,  Joel 
W.  Townsend,  Minton  A.  Connolly,  William  C.  Patterson,  David  D.  Byars, 
John  R.  Coburn,  Abram  Nettles,  John  R.  Little,  Abram  P.  Avant,  Marcus 
A.  McKibben. 

Ques.  19.  What  preachers  have  died  during  the  past  year?  Edward  J. 
Pennington,  Archibald  R.  Danner. 

Ques.  20.  Are  all  the  preachers  blameless  in  their  life  and  official  ad- 
ministration ?  This  was  attended  to  by  calling  their  names  severally  before 
the  Conference. 

Ques.  21.  What  is  the  number  of  local  preachers  and  members  in  the 
several  circuits,  stations,  and  missions  of  the  Conference?  White  local 
preachers,  143,  colored  local  preachers,  2  j  white  members,  44,291,  colored 
members,  222. 

Ques.  22.  How  many  infants  have  been  baptized  during  the  year? 
white,  1878,  colored,  52. 

Ques.  23.    How  many  adults  have  been  baptized  during  the  year  ?  white, 

I,  210,  colored,  24. 

Ques.  24.    What  is  the  number  of  Sunday-schools?  505. 

Ques.  25.    What  is  the  number  of  Sunday-school  teachers  ?  3,112. 

Ques.  26.  What  is  the  number  of  Sunday-school  scholars?  White, 
21,939,  colored,  78. 

Ques  27.  What  amount  is  necessary  for  the  superannuated  preachers, 
and  the  widows  and  orphans  of  preachers  ?  $5,000. 

Qnes.  28.  What  has  been  collected  on  the  foregoing  account,  and  how 
has  it  been  appled  ?  $3,775.36  distributed  to  the  the  claimants  according 
to  their  several  necessities. 


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Quea.  20.  What  has  been  contributed  for  Missions?  Foreign  Missions, 
$3,777.40;  Domestic  Missions,  3,863.09;  Total  7,640  49. 

Q'tes.  30.  Where  shall  the  next  session  of  the  Conference  be  held  ? 
At  Charleston,  8.  C, 

Ques.  31.  Where  are  the  preachers  stationed  this  year  ?  See  Appoint- 
ments. 


VIII. 

APPOINTMENTS  FOR  1879. 

The  first  column  of  figures  gives  the  number  of  charges.  Second  column,  the 
number  of  consecutive  years  the  incumbent  has  been  appointed  to  the  charge. 
Third  column,  the  number  of  preachers  in  the  Conference.  The  names  of  Elders 
in  capitals  and  italics. 


I.— CHARLESTON  DISTRICT. 

T.  E.  Wannamaker,  P.  E  4  1 

1  Charleston— Trinity,  R.  N.  Wells.2  2 

2  "  Bethel,  W.  C.  Power..'!  3 

3  "    Spring  St.,  H.  F.ChrietzbergA  4 

4  Berkeley  ct.,  W.  W.  Jones  1  5 

5  Cainhoy  ct.,  A.  G.  Gantt  2  6 

6  Cypress  ct.,  G.  H.  Pooser  3  7 

7  St.  Paul's  miss.,  S.  D.  Vaughan....!  8 

8  St.  George's  ct.,  P.  F.  Kistler  3  9 

9  Bamberg  ct.,  W.  P.  Mouzon  3  10 

10  Colleton  ct.,  B.  G.  Jones  1  11 

11  Walterboro'  ct.,  C.  C.  Fishburne...!  12 

12  Allendale  ct..  W.  H.  Lawton  2  13 

13  Black  Swamp  ct.,  L.  C.  Loyal  2  14 

14  Yemasseect.,  W.8.F.  Wightman.l  15 

15  Hardeeville  ct.,  to  be  supplied. 

16  Summerville  ct.,  S.  H.  Browne  2  16 

17  Sandy  Run  ct,  D.  Tiller  1  17 

Editors.  C.  Advocate,  &  A.  Weber.  18 

II.— ORANGEBURG  DISTRICT. 

M.  Brown,  P.  E  i  1  1 1 

18  Orangeburg  sta.,  O.  A.  Darby  1  20 

19  Orangeburg  ct.,  J.  C.  Bissell  1  21 

20  Branchville  ct.,  T.  Raysor  3  22 

21  Providence  ct.,  J.  B.  Piatt  2  23 

22  St.  Matthew's  ct.,  F.  Auld  1  24 

23  Lewisville  ct.,  J,  L.  Shuford  1  25 

21  Orange  ct.,  J.  B.  Massebeau  1  26 

25  Ed  is  to  ct.,  N.  K.  Melton  2  27 

26  Edistomiss.,  M.  M.  Ferguson  3  28 

27  Graham  ct.,  J.  A.  Clifton  1  29 

28  Williston  and  Blacliville  ct.,  D. 

Z.  Dantzler  1  30 

29  Langley  ct.,  R.  H.  Jones  1  31 

33  Aiken  miss.,,  to  be  supplied. 

31  Graniteville  and  Vaucluse  ct.,  J. 

A.  Mood  ...2  32 

32  Barnwell  ct.,  E.  G.  Price  1  33 

III.— COLUMBIA  DISTRICT. 

E.  J.  Meynardie,  P.  E  ,  4  34 

33  Columbia— Washington  St.,  A.M. 

Chrietzberg  1  35 

F.  M.  Kennedy,  sup  1  36 

34  City  miss,  W.  Martin  1  37 

35  Marion  St.,  G.  W.  Whitman  1  38 

36  Columbia  ct.,  W.  W.  Williams  1  39 

37  Ridgeway  ct,  C.  D.  Rowell  1  40 

38  Winnsboro'  sta.,  W.  A.  Rogers  2  41 

39  Fairfield  ct.,  A.J.  Cauthen  1  12 


40  Chester  sta.,  A.  H.  Lester  1  43 

41  Chester  ct.,  L.  A.  Johnson  1  44 

42  East  Chester  ct..  T.  J.  Clyde  2  45 

R.  W.  Barber,  sup.  46 

43  Rock  Hill  ct.,  J.  M.  Boyd  2  47 

44  Fort  Mill  ct.,  J.  E.  Watson  1  48 

45  Yorkville  sta.,  T,  E.  Gilbert  2  49 

46  York  ct.,  G.  M.  Boyd  1  50 

47  Lexington  Fork  ct.,i>.  M.  Hamer.2  51 

48  Lexington  ct.,  L.  M.  Little  1  52 

49  Edgefield  ct.,  8.  Leard  :.  3  53 

50  Ward's,  J.  L.  Stokes  1  54 

51  Gilbert  Hollow  ct.,  M.  H.  Pooser  A  55 
Columbia  Female  College,  ,7.  Wal- 
ter Dickson.  Professor  2  56 

IV.  — SUMTER  DISTRICT. 

T.  G.  Herbert,  P.  E  1  57 

52  Sumter  sta.,  A.  J.  Stokes  2  58 

53  Sumter  ct.,  J.  S.  Beasley  2  59 

54  Spring  Hill  ct.,  A.  C.  LeGette  1  60 

55  Bishopville  ct.,  A.  J.  Stafford  2  61 

56  Manning  ct.,  H.  M.  Mood  i  62 

57  San  tee  ct.,  J.  T.  Kilgo  1  63 

58  Richland  Fork  ct.,  J.  S.  Porter  1  64 

59  Camden  sta.,  J.  O.  Willson  2  65 

60  Kershaw  ct.,  J.  IF.  Ariail  1  66 

61  Hanging  Rock  ct.,  D.J. McMillan.L  67 

62  Lancaster  sta.,  W.  H.  Ariail  1  68 

63  Chesterfield  ct.,  J.  W.  Murray  4  69 

64  Zoar  ct.,  R.  L.  Duffle  1  70 

65  Lynchburg  sta.,/.  W.  Wolling  2  71 

V.  — FLORENCE  DISTRICT. 

J.  C.  Stoi/l,  P.  E  2  72 

66  Florence  sta.,  W.  W.  Mood  1  73 

67  Darlington  sta.,  G.  W.  Walker  2  74 

68  Society  Hill  ct.,  H.  J.  Morgan  1  75 

69  Cheraw  sta.,  W.  Thomas  3  76 

70  Darlington  ct.,  D.  D.  Dantzler  1  77 

S.  Jones,  sup   78 

71  Low'r  Darlington  ct., E.  T.HodgesA  79 

72  Timmonsvillect.,  G.H.  Wells  3  80 

73  Lynchburg  ct.,  W.  L.  Pcgues  1  81 

74  Williamsburg  ct.,  J.  W.  Me  Roy. ..2  82 

75  Kingstree  sta.,  J.  W.  Roger  1  83 

76  Gourdin  and  Sampit  ct.,  G.   W. ' 

Gatlin— One  to  be  supplied  1  84 

77  Georgetown  sta.,  IF.  T  Capers  3  85 

78  Johnsonville  ct.,  IF.  H.  Kirton  1  86 

A.  B.  Lee   87 

79  West  Marion  ct.,  J.  C.  Davis— One 

to  be  supplied  1  88 

80  Mar's  Bluff  sta.,  IF.  D.  Kirkland.A  89 


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VI.— MARION  DISTRICT. 

H.  A.  C.  Walker,  P.  E  3  90 

81  Marion  sta.,  R.  L.  Harper  2  91 

82  Marion  ct..  T.  W.  Munnerlyn  1  92 

83  Buck  Swamp  cl.,8.  J.  Hill  3  93 

84  Little  Rock  ct.,  J.  H.  Zimmer- 

man   1  94 

85  Bennettsville  ct.,  Thos.  Mitchell..^  95 

*W.  R.  Richardson..l  96 

86  So  Marlboro'  ct.,  G.  T.  Harmon.3  97 

87  North  Marlboro'  ct,,  D.  W.  Scale..!  98 

88  Waccamaw  ct.  &  miss.,  W.Carsoni  "19 

89  Bucksville  sta.,  A.  C.  Walker  2  100 

90  Conwayboro'  sta.,  L.  Wood  3  101 

91  Conwayboro'  ct.,  L.  Scarboro  1  102 

VII.— SPARTANBURG  DISTRICT. 

J.  M.  Carlisle,  P.  E  1  103 

92  Spartanburg  sta,,  J.  T.  Wight- 

man   1  104 

93  City  miss.,  to  be  supplied   105 

94  Union  sta.,  R.  D.  Smart  1  1  6 

95  Cherokee  ct.,  I.  J.  Newberry  2  107 

96  Cane  Creek  ct.,  J.  W.  Tarbourxl  108 

97  Jonesville  ct.,  J.  C.  Counts  1  109 

98  Limestone  Springs  ct.,  R.  R. 

Dagnall  1  110 

99  Mesopotamia  ct..  J".  B.  Wilson.3  Ill 

100  Goshen  Hill  ct.,  W.  S.  Martin..!  112 

101  Laurens  ct.,  J.  K.  McCain  -.2  113 

102  North  Laurens  ct.,  H.  W.  Whita- 

ker  1  114 

103  Clinton  ct.,  J.  T.  Pate  1  115 

104  Belmont  ct.,  E.  M.  Merritt  1  116 

105  Gowansville  ct.,  J.  F.  Smith  2  117 

106  Rich  Hill  ct..'Wr.  Hutto  2  118 

107  Black's  Station  ct.,B.  M.  Boozer.2  119 
Vanderbuilt  University,  A.  M. 

Shipp,  Professor   120 

Wofford  College,  W.  Smith,  Pro- 
fessor. 121 ;  W.  W.  Duncan,  Pro- 
fessor  122 

S.  S.  Agent,  R.  C.  Oliver,  sup'y...  123 

VIII.-COKESBURY  DISTRICT. 

C.  H.  Pritchard,  P.  E  1  124 

108  Cokesbury  sta.,  J.  W.  Humbert..!  125 

109  Cokesbury  ct.,  J.  L.  Sifley  1  126 

110  Abbeville  sta,,  D.  J.  Sim,nons...2  127 

111  Abbeville  ct.,  C.  D.  Mann  1  128 

112  South  Abbeville  ct.,  S.  P.  H.  El- 

well  4  129 

113  Lowndesvillesta.,i2.  P.FYanks.2  130 

114  Tumbling  Shoals  ct.,  J.  B.Tray- 

ivick  3  131 

115  Greenwood  ct.,  J.  A.  Porter  1  132 


116  No.  Edgefield  ct.,  A.  W.  Walker. \  133 

117  Newberry  sta.,  J.  B.  Campbell...!  134 

118  Newberry  ct.,  J.  W.  Kelly  1  135 

W.  P.  Meadors  2  136 

119  No.  Newberry  ct.,  M.  L.  Banks..!  137 

120  Saluda  ct.,  W.  A .  Clark  1  138 

J.  E.  Rushton. 

IX.— GREENVILLE  DISTRICT. 

S.  B.  Jones.  P.  E  1  139 

121  Greenville  sta.,  A.  Coke  Smith...?,  140 

122  Greenville  ct.,  A.  J.  Jackson  3  141 

123  Reidville  ct.,  A.  Ervine  1  142 

.7.  A.  Wood,  sup'y  1  143 

124  Fork  Shoals  ct.,  H.  B.  Browne..2  144 

125  Williamston  sta.,  &  Lander  3  145 

126  Saluda  River  miss.,  supplied  by 

W.  M.  Hardin. 

127  Brushy  Creek  ct.,  J.  Finger  1  146 

128  Anderson  sta.,  J.  E.  Carlisle  1  147 

129  Anderson  ct.,  J.  J.  Workman.  ...1  148 

130  Shallow  Fordct,,  J.  C.  Russell...!  149 

131  Pendleton  ct.,J".  Altaway  1  150 

132  Pickens  ct.,  J.  F.  England  1  151 

133  Pickens  miss.,  supplied  by  J.  N. 

Wright. 

134  Walhalla  and  Seneca  City  ct.,  J. 

J.  Neville  3  152 

135  Oconee  miss.,  J.  W.  Browne  1  153 

136  Westminster  ct.,  T.  P.  Phillips.!  154 
Williamston  Female  College— S. 

Lander,  President. 

SUPERAN  NUATED. 

David  Derrick  155 

John  Watts. 

Joel  W.  Townsend  156 

M.A.  Connolly  157 

Wm.  C.  Patterson  158 

D.  D.  Byars  159 

John  R.  Coburn  160 

Abram  Nettles  161 

John  R.  Little  162 

A.  P.  Avant  163 

M.  A.  McKibben  164 

Charges,  1878  136 

1879  136 

Preachers,  1878  165 

1879  164 

Decrease   1 

F.  L.  Hartin—  Transferred  to  Arkan- 
sas Conference. 

J.W.  Wightman— Transferred  to  West 
Virginia  Conference. 


*  W.  R.  Richatdson  transferred  after  session  to  the  Pacific  Conference,  and 
stationed  at  Stockton,  California. 


80  IX  -STATISTICAL  REPORT. 


1 

MEMBERS. 

BAPTISMS. 

CHARGES. 

LAY. 

|  LOCAL 
PREACH- 
ERS. 

INFANT. 

ADULT. 

1 

0) 

S 

0 

u 

0) 
S- 

0 
0 

o 

o 

h 

o 
o 
o 

& 

i 

V 

s 

o 

Charleston  District. 

345 
373 

1 

1 

6 

20 
7 

35 
38 

i 

Bethel  

3 
1 

3 
3 

3 

Spring  Sti'eet  

256 
359 

100 

5 
1 
2 
10 
I 

20 

334 i  36 

1 



8 

603 



2 

m 

St.  Paul's  Mission  

72 

« 

551 
368 
,554 
673 
311 

14 
15 
46 
90 
2 
1 

2 
16 

1 

3 

1 

Walterboro'  circuit  

262 

5 

4 
1 

160 
82 
29 

* 

1 

2 

Hardeeville  circuit....  

11 

7 

Summerville  



5,332 
179 

159 

24 
j 
2 
1 

2 

390 
8 

11 

72 

Orangeburg  District. 



Orangeburg  circuit  

286 

a5o 

461 
244 

17 
40 

25 
6 

2 
5 

3 

St.  Matthew's  circuit  

Upper  St.  Matthew's  circuit 

247 
503 

7 
12 

26 
8 

30 
13 
5 

Orange  circuit  

 ■; 

4 

3 
1 

3 

Edisto  circuit  

517 
36 
402 
231 

6 
15 

3 
2 

2 
1 



Williston  circuit  

50 

1 

Aiken  mission  

19 
194 

1 

1 

Graniteville  &  Langley  station.. 
Total  

5 

1 



3,719 

352 
229 
295 
445 
56 

6 

12 

2 
2 

'2021  

4.r>!   

Columbia  District. 
Columbia — Washington  Street.. 

Marion  Street  

17 
20 
15 

4 

9 
13 

4 
14 

9 
44 
33 

9 
18 
17 

14 

7 
3 
24 

Columbia  circuit  

Ridgeway  circuit  

1 

1 

444 

16 

2 
4 
3 

59 
20 
17 
19 
24 
4 
1 
31 

105 

Chester  circuit  

494 
434 
418 
299 
224 
212 
161 
252 
426 
759 

i 

Rock  Hill  circuit  

3 

Fort  Mills  circuit  

1 

York  circuit  



Black's  Station  circuit  

26 

! 

2 

11 

28 

Total  

5,605 

198 
322 
341 
227 
365 
482 
268 
122 
320 
307 
80 
160 
657 
375 

5 
2 

15 

291 

4 

3 
8 
15 
20 
16 
8 
14 

i 

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248 

6 
5 
2 
8 
3 
1 
8 
1 
54 
2 

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1 

1 

1 

4 





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4 

2 

5 
31 

17 
4 

119 

2 

4,224 

2 

139 

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SUNDAY-SCHOOLS. 


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PUPILS 


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CHURCH  PROPERTY. 


CHURCH 
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1,700 
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1 

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7 
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6 
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5 
4 
2 
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4 
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$30,000 
2,500 
1,125 
4,450 
4,000 
4.760 
4,000 
3,000 
6,400 
7,200 
1,2-50 
2,500 
2,700 
2,150 
1,600 
11,000 
5,800 

$94,435 

$3,000 
5,100 
2,700 
1,500 
1,900 
3,300 

500 
4.000 

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2,800 
1,500 
1,900 
3,150 

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1,000 
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500 
1,500 

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$2,860 

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175 

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$32,540 

$7,900 

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5 

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51   322  1,746 


21 
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12 
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7 
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207 
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135 
127 
118 
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100 1 
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102 
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2,207 

111 

150 
225 
237 
118 

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175 
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60 

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2,532 

116 
105 

74 
151 
163 
227 

60 

60 
195 
100 

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165 
885 
175 


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1,600 
1,430 
400 


420 


70 


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118 
5,077 
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302 


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1,793 

450 
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168 

100 


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STATISTICAL  REPORT— Continued. 


MEMBERS. 


BAPTISM. 


LAY 


LOCAL 
PREACH- 
ERS. 


INFANT. 


ADULT. 


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Florence  District. 

106 
87 

283 
108 
456 
399 
421 
159 
353 
60 
535 

i 

2 

1 
1 
2 

2 

16 

I 

9 
21 
12 
38 

7 
17 
10 

9 
19 

2 
3 

8 
8 

3 
1 

3 
1 

3 
14 

North  Williamsburg  circuit  

Gourdin  and  sampit  circuit  

3 

22 

184 
163 
503 
436 
156 

1 

Black  River  circuit  



5 

7 
7 
1 



1 
1 

I 

13 

449 
4,858 
235 



7 

21 

2 
5 
3 
2 
1 

 1  187 

74 

1 

15 
8 

*  4 
12 
9 
9 
1 

Marion  District. 
Marion  station  

4 
11 

53 
16 
8 
11 
23 
22 

Marion  circuit  

666 
790 
449 
875 
604 
428 
200 
127 
94 
166 
762 
185 

Mullins  circuit  

Little  Rock  circuit  



Bennettsville  circuit  

South  Marlboro'  circuit  

24 

3 
2 

35 

24 

North'  Marlboro'  circuit  

Waccaraaw  circuit  &  mission... 
Little  River  circuit  

2 



1 

10 

2 
6 
4 
6 

Bucksville  station  

Conwayboro'  station  

3 

1 

3 

Hebron  circuit  

2 

5,581 

325 
171 
111 

547 
209 
6,56 
236 
224 
489 
335 
134 
284 
422 
227 
526 

29 



21 
4 

176 

3 
2 
6 
9 
10 

35 

63 
2 

24 

Spartanburg  District. 
Spartanburg  station  

Providence  mission  

13 
5 
38 
18 
92 
18 

Union  station  

1 

Cane  Creek  circuit  

Jonesville  circuit  

2 

11  

Goshen  Hill  circuit  

1 

10 
14 
18 
9 

8 
6 
28 



5 

North  Laurens  circuit  

2 

1 
1 

Limestone  Springs  circuit  

6 

60 
1 

10 
7 

30 

Limestone  Springs  mission  , 

Belmont  circuit  

Gowansville  circuit  

 -.! i 

31  

Rich  Hill  circuit  

7 

i 

12 

4,896 

143 

525 

13 

10 
1 

145 

2 
11 

4 
10 
14 

6 

7 
35 

7 
23 
24 
17 
10 

305 

Cokesbury  District. 
Cokesbury  station  

Cokesbury  circuit 



95 
386 
413 
247 
380 
529 
152 
627 
160 

1 
1 

9 
2 

22 
10 

Abbeville  circuit  

South  Abbevlile  circuit  

1 

Lowndesville  station  

Tumbling  Shoals  circuit  

1 
1 
1 

Newberry  station  



Newberry  circuit  

6 
2 

North  Newberry  circuit  

2 

Lexington  Fork  circuit  

385 
523 

1 

2 

4 

Total  

I  

4,565   

9 

170 

|        2!  68 

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STATISTICAL  REPORT— Continued.  33 


SUNDAY-SCHOOLS. 

CHURCH  PROPERTY. 

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5 
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6 
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3 
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2 
6 
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8 
11 

25 
10 
21 
39 
46 
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9 

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28 
16 
22 

61 

50 
165 
101 
200 
239 
255 

80 
350 

15 
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60 

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337 
292 

82 
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215 
300 
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1 

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1 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
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500 
800 
300 
1,000 
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1,500 

3 
1 

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100 

61  3.500 

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2.500 
2,275 
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1,100 
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1 

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150 

50 
354 

1 

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2 
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500 

1 
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$200 

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19 
53 
69 
42 
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37 
18 
16 
15 
19 
12 
40 
14 

2,246 

325 
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1 

9 

11 

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2 
2 
10 
5 

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1 
1 
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5 
4 
7 
6 
5 
4 
4 
1 
5 
6 
5 
6 

$45,175 

$4,500 
2,800 
4.925 
7,806 
9,325 
6,900 
1,000 
150 
430 
3,000 
3,000 
1,920 
1,000 

9 

2 
1 
1 
1 
1 

$7,500 

$5,500 
500 
800 
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40 

60, 
279 
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363 

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1 

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800 
600 

200 

65 

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4 
2 
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6 
4 
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2 
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2 
4 
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395 

24 
14 
11 
38 
14 
45 
24 
19 
32 
22 
10 
21 
9 

19 

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3,135 

208 
130 
101 
198 
90 
540 
204 
132 
322 
169 
100 
200 
81 
90 
265 

40 

1,809 

300 
34 

$46,750 

$5,000 
1,040 

11,000 
1,350 
3,000 
5,800 
3,700 
4,900 
4,500 
2,800 
1,000 
1,550 
2,950 
2,350 
2,675 

11 

2 

$13,450 
$4,500 

3 

$1,650 

200 

1 

$50,000 

1 

2,000 

1 

$400 

500 

1 

1,500 

138 

1 

1,000 

1 

1,000 

1 

150 

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1 

30 
250 

1 

400 

1 

800 

2 

1 

53 

2 
5 
1 
2 
3 
2 
4 
8 
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8 
4 
4 
8 

347 

12 
21 
15 
6 
22 
13 
28 
36 
13 
30 
11 
19 

2,830 

80 

150 
88 
85 
151 
149 
184 
220 
94 
256 
98 
125 

1,2-52 
200 

61 

1 

7 
1 

5 
3 
2 

$53,615 

$1,500 
2,200 
2,500 
3,700 
1,400 
1  500 

8 

1 
1 
1 

$11,200 

$750 
800 
1,500 

2 

1 

5 

$50,150 

$2,500 
560 

$400 

io%  acies 
Bonds. 

$51 
$1,800 

300 

69 
457 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
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550 
500 
900 
800 
1,500 
2,000 
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1 
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300 

8 

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8 
4 
4 

7,400 
5,000 
3,950 
4,000 
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1,000 

20 
174 
42 

26  acres. 

245 

37  260 

8  4,050 

1 

800 

1 

50 

52 

2631  1,940 

1,937 

56 '842,850 

11 

$10,820 

7 

$3,050 

3 

$1,580 

26  acres. 

$2,045 

3 


34 


STATISTICAL  REPORT— Continued. 


CHARGES. 

MEMBERS 

BAP'lISMS. 

LAY. 

LOCAL 
PREACH- 
ERS. 

INFANT. 

ADULT. 

White. 

Colored. 

White. 

Colored. 

White. 

1 

Colored. 

,  White. 

Colored. 

Greenville  District. 

280 
706 
855 
212 

3 
21 
8 
10 
1 
8 
4 
15 
7 

18 
9 
21 
12 

5 
30 

i 
67 
46 
15 

6 
1 





Fork  Shoals  circuit  

1 

Williamston  station  

86 
36 

1 

6 
1 

6 
4 
4 
10 

5 
4 
37 

3 

Brushy  Creek  circuit  

235 
135 
196 
321 

Anderson  station  

1 

3 
1 
1 
1 

2 
2 

Anderson  circuit  and  mission... 

445 
402 
439 
229 
487 

Sandy  Springs  circuit  

Pickens  circuit  

Pickens  mission  

Walhalla  &  Seneca  City  circuit 

188 

1  9,\  

Westminster  circuit  Amission.. 
Total  

259 

'  4 

3 



5,511 

1 

18 

178 

 i  2161  

RECAPITULATION. 


Districts. 

5,332 
3,719 
5,605 
4,224 
4,858 
5,581 
4,896 
4,565 
5,511 

44,291 
43,196 

159 
6 
5 
2 
7 
29 
13 

24 
12 
15 
13 
21 
21 

'§ 

18 

2 

.  390 
202 
291 
139 
187 
176 
145 
170 
178 

11 

72 
45 
248 
119 
74 
63 
305 
68 

Orangeburg  

Columbia  

2 

"""*24 

35 

4 



1 

916 

Total  for  1878  

Total  for  1877  

222 
357 

143 
145 

2 
3 

1,878 
1,984 

52 

1,2101  24 
1,387 1  10 

1,0951  

 I  135 

106 

 i  u 

1771  

STATISTICAL  REPORT— Continued. 


35 


SUNDAY-SCHOOLS. 


8  a* 
o 


PUPILS. 


P  I  > 


CHURCH  PROPERTY. 


CHURCH  i -p  *  T?«rvM  COLLEGES 
BUILD-  |&  SCHOOL 


INGS. 


AGES. 


HOUSES. 


CAMP 
GROUNDS. 


MISCELLA- 
NEOUS. 


ti 

ft  . 

& 

a 

3 

o  o 

s 

> 

150  . 

235  . 
425  . 
1351. 

80|. 

70 1 
184'. 


240 


1,150 
25 
100 


113  .. 

226 1.. 
225 1.. 
1761.. 

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1251  | 

1081.. 

20  .. 

50  .. 


2!  15 


2(10 


40 


$17,000 
3,550 

7;soo 

3.500 
i;300 


364    2,802 !   2,298    61%    $53,7151     51  $6,000 


$3,000 


2,400 
2,500;  1 

1,795'  

2,800  1 

1,700   

2,300   

3,650   


545 
2,000 


1,500 


200 


S75; 


$1,000 


100 


$100| 


5(1 


500 


5001 
350, 
200 


$2,6001. 


RECAPITULATION. 


54 
51 
62 
50 
64 
65 
53 
52 
54 

505 
481 


322 
336 
310 
384 
395 
347 
263 
364 

3,112 
2,7ss 


2,207 
1,746 
2,5:J2 
2,021 
2,726 
3,135 
2,830 
1,940 
2,802 


24  324 


21,9391 
19,301 


30 


40 


5,077 
1,793 
3,818 
1,256 
2,246 
1,809 
1,252 
1,937 
2,21)8 


2,638 


78|21,486 
260 1  20,236 

1,250 
182|  


76 
50 
67 
56 
63 
69 
61 
56 
61^ 


$99,465 
47,600 
94,435 
32,540 
45,175 
46,750 
53,615 
42,850 
53,715 


559^  $516,145  82 
557    I  I  82 

zk\~  ! 


36 


X  —FINANCIAL  KEPOBT.— CHARLESTON  DISTRICT. 


PASTOR  AND 
ASSISTANTS. 


CHARGES. 


PRESIDING 
ELDER. 


CONFER- 
ENCE COL. 


MISSK  >NK. 


Foreign. 


Trinity  

Bethel  

Spring  Street  

Berkley  Circuit. 

Rehoboth  

Black  Creek  

Friendship  

Smyrna  

Ebenezer  

Hickory  Grove  

Hood's  Chapel  

Bethel  

Zion  

Appii  


Total  

Cain  Hoy  Circuit. 

Cain  Hoy  

Halfway  Creek  

St.  James  

New  Hope  

Mt.  Zion  

Nazereth  

Berea  

Liberty  Chapel  


Total  

Cypress  Circuit. 

Ridgeville  

Branch   

New  Hope  

Forty-One  

Bethel  

Boon  Hill  

Cypress  

Zion  

Lebanon   

For  the  circuit  


Total  

St.  Paul's  Mission. 
St.  Paul's  White  Church. 

Beach  Hill  

Sharon  

St.  George's  Circuit. 

George's  Sta  

Murrays  

Indian  Fields  

Applebys  

Reevesville  

Prospect  


Total  

Bamberg  Circuit. 

Trinity  

Zion  

Mizpah  

Andrew  Chapel  


Total  

Colleton  Circuit. 

Cross  Swamp  

Wesley  Chapel  

Bethel  

Little  Swamp  

Tabernacle  

Adna  

Tabor  

St.  John's  


$1,040  00|il,040  00 
1,550  00   1,550  00 


1,000  00 

91  65 

83  34 
83  34 
83  34 
33  34 
33  34 
12  50 
37  50 
41  65 


$500  00 

$27  00 
54  00 
36  00 
45  00 
90  00 
90  00 
54  0  j 

54  00 

$450  00 

$115  61 
115  61 

81  44 

55  85 
42  87 
47  05 
42  87 
42  87 
55  85 


$600  00 


720  00 

91"  65 

55  63 
52  30 
45  88 
13  34 
17  17 
13  75 
6  50 
5  83 
84 


$315  00 
235  00 
215  00 
40  00 
45  00 
35  00 


Total. 


$885  00 

$337  50 
157  50 
270  00 
135  00 

$900  00 


8650  00 


$302  89 

$33  00 

32  28 
7  19 

23  55 
77  81 
101  03 
42  26 
56  58 

$373  70 

$117  99 
115  61 
61  59 

33  74 
26  32 
47  20 
46  62 
42  87 
39  86 


$528  05 


$30  00 
15  00 

$291  51 
196  53 
152  21 
27  25 
26  47 
26  74 

$620  41 


$305  21 


$200  00 1  $200  00 
200  00  200  00 
100  00       85  00 


18  35 
16  66 
16  66 
16  66 

7  50 

8  35, 
6  66 
2  50 
6  66 


18  35 
11  12 
10  45 
9  17 

2  66 

3  43 
2  75 
1  30 
1  17 

16 


$100  00      $60  56 


$3  00 
6  00, 

4  00 

5  00 
10  00 1 
10  00 

6  00! 
6  00 


$3  00 
6  00 

4  00 

5  00 
10  00 
10  00 

6  00 
6  00 


.$50  00      $50  00 


$24  09, 
24  09 
16  96 
11  63 ! 

8  93! 

9  80| 
8  93 1 
8  93 

11  63 1 


$24  09 
24  09 
12  81 

7  01 
5  48 
9  80 

8  93 
8  93 
8  09 


$125  00    $109  23 


$48  75 
22  75 
39  00 
19  50 


$139  00 

$28  00 
20  90 
20  90 
16  45 
16  45 
10  35 
6  35 
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13  51 

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$55  05 

$4  90 
3  75 
3  75 
3  80 
2  60 
2  00 

2  00 

3  16 


$25 


FI NANCI AL  REPORT,  CHARLESTON  DISTRICT.— Continued.  37 


MISSIONS. 
.  Domestic. 

Education. 

1  BISHOPS' 
FUND. 

Publication 
of  Minutes. 

CANDIDATE 
FOR  THE 
MINISTRY. 

SUNDAY 
SCHOOLS. 

BUILDING 

AND 
REPAIRS. 

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BENEVOLENT 
ENT'RPRI^ES. 

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10  00 
25  00 

$77  17 

$25  00 
20  00 
20  00 
5  00 
5  00 

5  00 

$80  00 

$30  00 
14  00 
24  00 
12  00 

$80  00 

$16  93 
12  80 
12  58 
9  67 
9  67 

6  30 
3  87 
3  38 

$75  00 

$10  00 
8  00 
8  00 
2  00 
2  00 

$10  00 
10  00 
10  00 
5  00 
5  00 

$2  00 
2  00 
1  50 

$6  00 
2  00 
2  00 

$6  00 
2  00 
2  00 

$2  00 
1  00 
1  00 

$2  00 
1  00 
1  00 

$10  00 

$84  00 

4  00 
1  20 

3  00 



$30  00 

$23  30 

6  85 
19  50 

7  10 

$5  50 

$11  70 

3  20 
8  90 
3  55 

$4  00 

$1  87 
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1  50 
75 

$4  00 

$1  55 
1  10 
1  10 

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$40  00 

$15  00 
7  00 
12  00 
6  00 

$10  00 

$3  70 

1  85 

2  75 
1  70 

$10  00 

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$92  20 

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6  00 

$56  75 

$2  83 
2  40 
2  00 
1  00 

1  00 
60 
38 

2  00 

$40  00 

$7  95 
5  90 
5  90 
4  55 
4  55 
2  75 
1-  80 
1  60 

$35  00 

$27  35 

$1  90 
2  23 
2  00 
1  00 
94 
75 
50 
71 

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$0  90 
70 
70 
51 
51 
30 
20 
18 

$4  25 

$0  90 
70 
70 
50 
51 
30 
20 

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$18  75 
$10  00 

$2  25 
1  67 
1  68 
1  30 
1  30 
80 
55 
45 

$10  00 

$2  25 
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1  67 
1  30 
1  30 
80 
55 
45 

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$12  21 

$10  03 

$1  00'     $3  99 

$J87  00 

4 


88 


FINANCIAL,  REPORT  CHARLESTON  DISTRICT-Continued. 


CHARGES. 


Walte?'boro'  Circuit. 

Walter  boro'  

Sandv  Dam  

Fish  Pond  

Mt.  Carmel  

Green  Pond  

Providence  

Round  O  

Rehoboth  

Penial  

Salem  

Green's  Chapel  


Total. 


Allendale  

Black  iswamp  Circuit. 

Black  Swamp  

Union  

Lebanon  

St.  Peter's  

New  Chapel  

Mt.  Carmel  


Total  

Yemassee  Circuit. 

Early  Branch  

Kadish  

Ebenezer  

Varnsville  

Hovver  

Brunson   


Total  

Hardeeville  Circuit. 

Hardeeville  

St.  Luke's  

Ferebeeville  

St.  John's  


Total  

Summerville. 
Grand  Total.. 


PASTOR  AND 
ASSISTANTS. 


$51  06 

63  82 
17  02 
34  04 

140  42 
12  34 

225  53 
34  (14 
4  z  55 
72  34 
46  80 

$51  06 
63  82 
12  76 
18  21 

103  91 
72  34 

204  68 
18  21 
26  59 
67  06 
32  73 

800  00 

671  37 

720  00 

720  00 

132  00 
132  00 
132  00 
132  00 
132  00 
40  00 

89  38 
89  43 
82  50 
79  90 
56  10 
25  61 1 

700  00 

 1 

422  92 

110  00 

50  00 
90  00 
55  00 
35  00 
60  00 

155  55 
41  35 
46  30 
18  50 
15  85 
37  45 

400  00 

315  00 

60  00' 
80  00 
80  00 
80  00 

34  50 
39  65 

35  00 
88  50 

300  00 

197  65 

500  00 

302  00 

$10,995  00 

$9,009  551 

PRESIDING 
ELDER. 


CONFER- 
ENCE COL. 


MISSIONS. 
Foreign. 


$8  931 

11  17 
2  97 
5  95 

24  57 

12  65| 
39  46' 

5  95 

7  44 
12  65 

8  19 


$8  93 

11  17 

2  23 

3  18 
18  18 

12  65 
35  82 

4  65 

5  54 
11  73 

5  72 


140  00 

20  00 

22  82 
22  82 
22  82 
22  82 
22  82 
5  85 


119  80 

120  00 

14  62 
14  62 
13  5<l 
13  10 
9  20 
4  39 


119  95       69  43 


15  00 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 
2  00 

25  00 


10  00 


15  00 
2  00 
2  00 

•2  00 
2  00 
2  00 

25  00 


$3  00 
6  00 
2  00 

2  00 
17  55 

4  00 
20  00 

3  40 
3  05 
6  00 

.3  00 


10  00 


$1,469  95'$1.356  05 


70  00 

70  00 

14  02 
14  02 
14  02 
14  02 
14  02 
3  00 


$3  00 
6  00' 
44;l 
91 
12  07 
3  05 
20  26 

1  44 
85! 

5  92 

2  30 


73  10 

5  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 


10  00 


5  00 


56  si 
70  OoJ 

14  00 
4  00 

10  00 
4  00 

4  00 
2  00! 

38  00] 

5  OOl 
1  00 
1  00 
1  T)0 
1  00 
1  00 


10  00 

1 


2  32 
2 


5  00 


$728  10  $.563  78 


$2  00 
4  00 1 
2  00 
2  25 

6  00 

1  25 

7  00 

2  00 

1  00 

2  50 
2  00 

35  00 

38  00 

8  12 
8  12 
8  12 
8  12 
8  12 
2  00 

42  60 


5  00 
$402  60 


$2  00 
4  00 
94 

1  19 
4  75 

3  24 
6  04 

85 
27 

2  41 

1  53 

27  62 
35  00 

8  10 

2  10 

4  00 
2  00 
2  00 

90 

19  10 


5  00 

$495  18 


ORANGEBURG  DISTRICT. 


660 

00 

660 

00 

50 

00 

50 

00 

39 

00 

39 

00 

22 

00 

30 

55 

Orangeburg  Circuit. 

White  House   

165 

55 

168 

90 

20 

70 

21 

10 

9 

65 

11 

57 

6 

90 

8 

27 

Bethel  

125 

55 

77 

32 

15 

70 

9 

68 

7 

85 

5 

05 

5 

28 

3 

60 

Shiloh  

143 

35 

83 

78 

17 

90 

10 

47 

8 

35 

5 

2S 

5 

97 

3 

78 

165 

55 

125 

2(1 

20 

70 

15 

65 

9 

65 

6 

55 

6 

90 

4 

65 

600 

OC 

455 

20 

75 

00 

56 

90 

35 

00 

28 

15 

25 

00 

20 

20 

Branchville  Circuit. 

220 

62 

220 

62 

35 

00 

&5 

00 

19 

00 

19 

00 

8 

00 

8 

00 

185 

Ii0 

185 

00 

25 

00 

25 

00 

15 

00 

15 

00 

7 

00 

7 

00 

170 

00 

147 

50 

25 

00 

22 

50 

8 

00 

8 

00 

4 

(Id 

4 

00 

67 

50 

67 

50 

7 

50 

7 

50 

4 

00 

4 

00 

3 

00  3 

00 

56 

88 

56 

88 

7 

50 

7 

50 

4 

00 

4 

00 

3 

08 

3 

00 

Total  

700 

00 

677 

50 

100 

00 

97 

50 

50 

00 

50 

00 

25 

00 

25 

00 

Providence  Circuit. 

200 

00 

216 

00 

36 

00 

36 

00 

17 

00 

18 

00 

14 

00 

14 

00 

100 

(10 

100 

75 

18 

00 

18 

00 

9 

00 

9 

00 

7 

00 

7 

00 

100 

00 

108 

60 

18 

00 

18 

00 

9 

00 

9 

00 

7 

00 

7 

00 

Spring  Hill  

75 

00 

75 

50 

13 

00 

13 

00 

8 

00 

8 

00 

6 

(id 

7 

00 

50 

00 

52 

00 

10 

00 

10 

00 

6 

00 

6 

00 

5 

00 

5 

00 

25 

00 

11 

25 

5 

00 

5 

00 

1 

00 

1 

00 

Total  

550  00 

564  10 

|      100  00 

100 

00 

'   50  00 

50  00 

40  00 

40  00 

FINANCIAL  REPORT,  CHARLESTON  DISTRICT— Continued. 


39 


MISSIONS. 
Domestic. 


Education. 


Bishops' 
Fund. 


Publication 
of  Minutes 


5CS 


61  79 
78  00 


00 


5  00      5  00 
£800  20 '$530  50l  $389  00 


$2  10 

$2  10 

3  75 

3  75 

2  55 

1  24 

2  00 

94 

9  00 

7  12 

3  00 

2  29 

8  15 

7  34 

1  25 

53 

1  05 

28! 

4  90 

4  83 

2  35 

180 

40  00 

32  22 

40  00 

40  00; 

$251  30  $107  60 


80 
30 
50 

1  65 

85 

2  65 
50 
65 
85 
65 


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5  00 

3  02 
3  02 
3  02 
3  02 
3  02 
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15  60 
2  00 

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4  00 


30 
50 

1  65 
85 

2  65 
50 
65 
85 
65 


10  00 

5  00 

3  00 
1  00; 
3  00 
1  50 
1  00 
50 


10  00 
2  00 

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4  00 


$103  99 


30 
45 
151 
25 
75 
50 
1  25 
25 
30 
50 
30 

5  00 

5  00 

1  82 
1  82 
1  82 
1  82 
1  82 
40 

9  50 

50 
50. 
50 
50 
50 
50 

3  00 


1  00 


$60  50 


30 
45 
15 

25 
75 
50 
1  25 
25 
30 
50 
30 

5  00 

5  00 

1  80 

50 
50 
25 
40 
40 

3  85 

50 
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50 
5( 
50 
50 

3  00 

1  00 


2  00 
1  00 

$50  69 


$  70 
90 
40 
60 
1  60 

1  10 

2  60 
60 
70 

1  10 
70 


11  00 


3  00 
2  30 


7  00 
12  00    $350  00 
15  00,     150  00 


4  00  . 
3  00  . 

2  701. 


49  00  500  00 
18  00      210  00 


35  00 


12  15 

5  00 


52  15 
12  00 


6  41 
6  41 
6  41 
6  41 
6  41 


32  05 


4  00! 
4  00! 


20  00 


75  00 
11  09 
6  00 
50  00 


7  30 


132  09 
48  00 


$53  00!$704  83' $2,447  90 


1  00 

$2,448  55 


ORANGEBURG  DISTRICT. 


46  00 

12  42 
9  42 
10  74 
12  42 

45  00 

20  00 
16  00 
12  00 
6  00 
6  00 


40  00 

14  89 
6  48 
6  78 
8  45 


36  60 

20  00 
16  00 
7  00 


00 !     45  00 


20  Of) 
11  00 
11  00 
9  00 
7  00 
2  00 


21  00 
11  00 
11  00 
9  00 
7  00 
1  00 


00     60  00 


23  00!    23  00 


6  90 
5  23 1 

5  97 

6  90 


25  00 

7  00 
6  50 
6  50 
5  00 
5  00 


30  00 


8  27 
3  60 

3  78 

4  65 


20  30 


7  00 
3  00 


30  00 |    31  00 


5  00!      5  00 


1  66 
1  24 
1  4* 
1  66 


6  00 

2  50 
2  50 
1  50 
.75 

75 


00 


2  00 
90 
95 

1  15 

5  00 


2  50 

2  50 
1  50 

75 
75 

8  00 

3  CO 

1  00 

2  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 


8  00)      9  00! 


3  00 

83 
62 
72! 

83 1 


3  00 

75 
75 
50 
50 
50 


3  00 

1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 


4  00 


3  00 

1  00 
42 
46 
56 


2  44 

25 
75 
50 
50 
50 


3  00 

1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 


20  25 

5  00 
4  00 
1  00 1 
4  50 


25  00 1 
15  00| 
10  00 
5  00 


55  00  j 

10  CO 
6  00 
9  00 
10  00 
10  00 
6  00 


9  00 
3  00 
30  00 
10  00 1 
5  001 
2  00 


10  85 

9  00 
12  00 
1  00 
1  00 


14  50!  1,200  00|      23  00 

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6  00 

25  00 
9  00 
8  00 
2  00 


51  00|       59  00|      63  00 


10 


FINANCIAL  REPORT,  ORANGEBURG  DIST RICT.-Continued 


PASTOR  AND 
ASSISTANT  9. 

PRESIDING 
ELDER. 

CONFER- 
ENCE COL. 

Mi>slUNS. 
Foreign. 

CHARGES. 

sessed. 

llected. 

sessed. 

llected. 

sessed. 

llected.  | 

I 

S 

llected. 

< 

o 
O 

■  < 

o 

u 

< 

5 

< 

5 

St.  Matthew's  Circuit. 

Jericho  

Tabernacle  

Shady  Grove  

Jerusalem  

Bethel  


Total  

Upper  St.  Matthew' 

St,  Paul   

Mount  Zion  

Wesley  Chapel  

Limestone  

Prospect  


Total  

Orange  Circuit. 

Andrew  Chapel  

Calvary  

Trinity  

Ebenezer  

Gethsemane  

Sharon  


Circuit, 


Total  

Edisto  Circuit. 

Pine  Grove  ■ 

Zion  

Rocky  Swamp  

Hebron.  

Lebanon    

Hopewell.   


Total  

Edisto  Mission  

Graham's  Circuit. 

Graham  

Blackville  

Bethel  

Salem   

Union  


Total. 


Williston  Circuit  

Ellenton  Circuit. 

Ellenton  

Wesley  Chapel  

Capers'  Chapel  

Silverton.  


Total.. 


Aiken  Mission. 
Graniteville  .... 
Langley  


Total  

Grand  Total. 


8220  00 

$205  00 

$27  77 

$27  77 

$16  13 

$13  00 

!  $12  10 

$9  00 

240  00 

200  00 

28  Ml 

28  8!i 

16  77 

15  00 

12  6H 

10  50 

200  0U 

160  00 

25  55 

25  55 

14  84 

11  00 

!   11  13 

8  50 

113  00 

100  00 

15  5( 

15  51- 

9  03 

7  00 

I     6  77 

5  00 

45  00 

45  00 

5  5b 

5  5(i 

3  23 

2  00 

2  42 

2  00 

827  00 

710  00 

103  33 

100  00 

60  00 

48  00 

45  00 

35  00 

175  00 

187  25 

25  00 

1 

26  75 

14  45 

14  45 

8  67 

8  67 

113  75 

113  7ft 

16  25 

16  25 

7  51 

7  15 

4  51 

4  51 

109  37 

67  37 

15  62 

9  62 

7  51 

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6,415  06 

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COLUMBIA  DISTRICT. 


Washington  Street  

Marion  Street....   

Columbia  Circuit. 

Mill  Creek  

Brown's  Chapel  , 

Bethel  

Plsga  

Salem  


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$l,20d  00 

$1,2(10  00 

$160  00 

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$20  00 

800  00 

560  00 

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9  00 

1  75 

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13  25 

6  00 

8  00 

1  75 

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1  00 

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114  80 

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10  00 

8  00 

1  50 

4  00 

1  00 

68  00 

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4  00, 

5  00 

1  50 

2  00 

1  00 

28  00 

10  80 

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2  00 

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50 

1  00 

$515  00 

$317  53 

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$32  00 1    $7  00 

$15  00 

$1  00 

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$1,250  00 


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FINANCIAL  REPORT,  COLUMBIA  DIST RIOT— CONTINUED. 


CHARGES. 


I'AST  OR  AN  J) 
ASSISTANTS. 


PRESIDING 
ELDER. 


Ridtji'ivay  Circuit. 

Ridgeway  

Mt.  Pleasant  

Ebenezer  

Zion  

Harris  Chapel  

Smyrna  

Asbury  


Total. 


Winnsboro'  Station  

Fairfield  Circuit. 

Bethel   

Cedar  Creek  

Monticello  '.  

Shiloh  , 

Pine  Grove  

Green  briar  


Total. 


Chester  Station  

Chester  Circuit. 

Caper's  Chapel  

Armenia  

New  Hope  

Blackstock  , 

Bethlehem  .... 


Total  

East  Chester  Circuit. 

Prospect   

Ebenezer  

El  Bethel   

Pleasant  Grove  

Bethesda  


Total  

Rock  Hill  Circuit. 

Rock  Hill   

Richardson's  

India  Hook  

Shiloh  

Concord   

Tirzah  

Antioch  


Total..     

Fort  Mill  Circuit 

Philadelphia....  

Fort  Mill  

Bel  Air  

Waxhaw  


Total  

Yorkville  Station. 

York  vi  lie  

Philadelphia  


Total  

York  Circuit. 

Mt.  Vernon  , 

Shady  Grove  

King's  Mt.  Chapel- 


Total 


$141  70 
114  29 
114  28 
108  15 

36  58 
82  28 
45  72 


00 


400  00 

272  08 
220  22 
192  55 
93  65 
71  15 
50  35 


900  00 
600  00 

190  91 

156  98 
212  13 
63  62 
76  36 

700  00 

245  23 
242  00 
204  78 
106  00 
102  00 


900  00 

387  62 
127  70 

91  25 
114  03 

77  55 
136  85 


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86  20 
136  20 

73  30 
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249  00 
100  00 

349  00 

200  00 
100  00 
60  00 


1360  00 


$141  70 
91  00 
114  28 

78  00 
36  58 
54  90 
21  20 


535  66 

400  00 

272  08 
207  00 
192  55 
70  80 
49  12 
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831  15 

600  00 

160  44 
96  00 
91  70 
51  66 
55  15 

454  95 

233  50 
204  78 
204  78 
106  00 
102  00 


851  06 

387  62 
127  70 

91  25 
114  03 

67  86 
131  08 


919  54 

74  35 
136  20 
73  30 
85  07 


368  92 


249  00 
85  00 


175  00 
70  00 
40  00 


$2S5  00 


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4  29 


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45  00 

42  32 
35  83 
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14  60 
11  10 
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30  82 
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34  24 
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37  38 

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13  80 
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$75  00 


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17  00 


148  94 

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MISSIONS. 
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Education. 

Bishops' 
Fund. 

Publication  | 
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§75  00 
50  06 
30  00 

$68  30 
41  25 
25  71 

$20  00 
15  00 
10  00 

$15  00 
8  00 
3  50 

$9  00 
9  00 
4  00 

M  AA 

£3  OO 
2  00 

§6  00 
1     6  00 
1     3  00 

$2  00 
1  00 

Lexington  Circuit. 

Lexington  C.  H  

Edgefield  Circuit. 
Edgefield..  

3  00 

7  00 
3  00 
1  00 
1  00 

155  00 

359  00 
135  00 
91  00 
47  00 

135  26 

250  00 
103  00 
63  00 
35  00 

45  00 

41  00 
15  00 
9  00 
3  00 

26  50 

30  00 
12  00 
5  00 
1  00 

22  00 

12  00 
5  00 
2  00 
1  00 

5  00 

12  00 
5  00 
2  00 
1  00 

15  00 

7  00 
3  00 
1  00 
1  00 

632  00 

99  78 
185  80 
228  84 

99  78 
185  80 

800  00 

199  49 
260  11 
88  75 
137  45 
44  38 
75  44 
71  00 
44  38 

451  00 

70  96 
155  35 
207  44 

99  78 
133  12 

666  65 

199  49 
184  55 
76  15 
124  15 
28  00 
31  95 
26  09 
25  47 

68  00 

16  22 
30  20 
37  16 
16  22 
30  20 

48  00 

11  54 

25  25 
33  71 
16  22 
21  63 

20  00 

20  00 

4  25 
11  87 
15  54 
1  14 
6  04 

12  00 

12  00 

2  26 
6  34 
8  30- 

61 

3  22 

Harmony  

Total  

Batcsburg  Circuit. 

Concord  

Lewie  Chapel  .' 

Shi  I  oh  

Total  

130  00 

OK  K~\ 
ZO  Ol 

28  89 
11  25 
17  55 
5  62 
9  56 
9  00 
5  62 

108  35 

ZO  01 

23  50 
9  65 
15  85 

3  55 

4  05 
3  31 
3  23 

50  00 

12  07 
15  37 
5  07 
9  37 

2  37 
5  07 

3  33 
2  35 

38  84 

11  80 
5  92 
4  70, 
4  25 
2  80 
1  68 
1  10 
84 

45  00 

6  60 
8  35 
2  85 
5  10 
1  35 
"    2  85 
1  65 
1  25 

20  73 

3  06 
2  25 
2  30 
1  50 
90 
60 
45 

887  00 
11,198  00 

695  85 

113  00 

88  65 

55  00 

33  09 

30  00 

17  36 

9,659  57 

1,585  00 

1,354  48 

735  85 

548  35 

449  00 

308  29 

SUMTER  DISTRICT. 


800 

00 

702 

00 

160 

00 

110 

00 

55 

00 

55 

00 

30 

00 

30 

00- 

Sumter  Circuit. 

Bethel  

273 

92 

273 

92 

41 

08 

41 

08 

25 

00 

15 

00 

15 

00 

8 

00 

139 

15 

111 

22 

20 

85 

16 

68 

14 

00 

8 

0(1 

6 

00 

3 

82 

(11 

82 

61 

12 

39 

12 

39 

7 

00 

4 

(10 

5 

00 

3 

88 

52 

03 

52 

03 

7 

97 

7 

97 

5 

(1(1 

2 

(III 

2 

00 

1 

00 

Sardis  

47 

83 

37 

40 

7 

17 

5 

60 

4 

00 

4 

00 

2 

00 

Total  

595 

54 

557 

18 

89 

46 

83 

72 

55 

00 

33 

00 

30 

00 

15 

00- 

Spring  Hill  Circuit. 

155 

00 

83 

45 

16 

90 

9 

10 

14 

10 

2 

75 

7 

05 

1 

85 

Young's  

St.  John's  

145 

(in 

92 

45 

15 

82 

10 

L0 

13 

18 

5 

13 

6 

59 

6 

90 

185 

00 

185 

00 

20 

18 

20 

18 

16 

82 

9 

25 

8 

41 

4 

75- 

New  Salem  

65 

(1(1 

46 

20 

7 

Id 

5 

10 

5 

90 

3 

09 

2 

95 

2 

50 

1 

00 

Wedgefield  

23 

80 

Total  

550 

00 

431 

90 

60 

00 

47 

18 

50 

00 

20 

22 

25 

00 

16 

00 

Bishopville  Station. 

Bethlehem  

511 

00 

426 

46 

74 

00 

55 

20 

35 

00 

18 

80 

19 

00 

10 

50 

189 

00 

95 

70 

26 

00 

19 

40 

15 

00 

7 

20 

6 

00 

3 

50 

Total  

700 

00 

522 

L6 

100 

00 

74 

60 

50 

00 

26 

00 

25 

00 

14 

00 

Manning  Circuit. 

400 

00 

231 

00 

60 

(1(1 

36 

20 

36 

00 

10 

45 

18 

00 

2 

40 

80 

00 

48 

96 

12 

50 

7 

90 

7 

00 

4 

55 

4 

00 

5 

25 

Zion  

100 

00 

82 

00 

15 

00 

12 

70 

9 

00 

5 

00 

4 

00 

4 

55 

St.  Marks  

80 

00 

57 

18 

12 

50 

9 

20 

8 

00 

4 

00 

4 

00 

2 

80 

Total  

§660 

00 

$419 

1 1 

$100 

00 

$66 

00 

$60 

oo 

$24 

00 

$30 

(III 

$15 

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FINANCIAL  REPORT,  COLUMBIA  DISTRICT.— Continued. 


45 


MISSIONS^ 
"Domestic. 


Education. 


$12  50 
12  50 
5  00 


30  00 

15  00 
6  00 
3  00 
1  00 

25  00 


65  00 

14  55 
17  10 

6  30 
11  25 
3  00 
6  30 
3  50 
3  00 


$2  00 
2  00 
1  00 


5  00 

15  00 

6  00 
3  00 

1  00 

25  00 

2  26 
6  34 
8  30 

61 

3  22 


20  73 

13  75 
6  26 
4  45 
4  85 
3  30 
1  98 
1  32 
99 


65  00 j  36  90 
838  85|  504  48 


$7  00 
7  00 
4  00 

18  00 

9  00 
3  00 
2  00 
1  00 


15  On 


9  00 
3  00 
2  00 
1  00 


15  00 

2  26 
6  34 
8  30 

61 

3  22 


30  00 

7  85 
9  40 
3  20 
6  05 

1  65 
3  20 

2  00 
1  65 


35  00 
436  90 


20  73 

7  61 
3  56 
2  70 
2  65 
I  80 
1  08 
7 

54 


20  66 
275  74 


Bishops' 
Fund. 


$1  50 
1  50 
1  00 


4  00 

1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 


4  00 


8 

00 

1 

70 

2 

10 

80 

1 

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40 

80 

40' 

40 

8  00 

$1  50 
1  50 


3  00 

1  00 
1  00 
1  00 
1  00 

4  00 


2  53 

3  32 
25 

1  27 


27 


115  001  112  79 


Publication 
of  Minutes. 


$2  00 


2  00 


1 00 
1 00 


5  00 

85 
1  05 
40 
70 
20 
40 
20 
20 


1  00 
1  00 


2  00 

57 

1  58 

2  04 
1 6 

83 


5  18 

85 
40 
30 
30 
20 
12 
10 


2  33 


4  00 
58  00      44  48 


1 «  ^  a 

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.1    $5  00 


$175  00 


5  00]      175  00 


19  19 

3  80! 


22  97 


30  70 


45  81    677  23 


33  00 
3  50 


3  15 
39  65 


32  00      249  5?. 


95  00 
95  00 
1,600  55 


SUMTER  DISTRICT. 


30  00 
16  00 
7  00 
6  00 
6  00 


$60  00  $60  00 


10  00 

5  00 
3  00 
2  00 


65  00 1    20  00! 


15  50 
14  50 
18  50 
6  50 


2  80! 
5  15 

7  50: 

3  00 


<30  00 


$30  00 


25  00!  19  751 
14  00 1     5  00i 


7  00 
5  00 
4  00 


55  00 

8  45 
7  90 
10  10 
3  55 


2  00 
2  05 


28  75 

1  50 

1  80 

2  00 
1  50 


$8  Oo|   $8  00 


4  00| 
3  00 1 
1  00 
50 
50 


9  00 

2  25 
2  10 
2  69 


9  00 

2  25 
2  10 
2 

96 


$4  00      $4  00 


1  001 
1  00 1 

1  00 

50 
50 

4  00 

85 
80 
1  00 
35 


1  75 

15 
17 
46 
15 


$49  00  $80  62 
$10  00|  


$230 


5  00 


15  00 


5  00 1 
2  00 


25  00' 
27  00 
30  00 
9  50 


55  00 

40  00 
15  00 

55  00 

42  00 
9  00 

11  00 
8  00 

70  00 


18  45 


20  00 
8  00 


28  00 

6  50 
2  65 
4  35 
1  65 


30  00 


20  00 
5  00 


15  15 


25  00 

21  ooi 

4  50 

5  00 
4  50 


35  00 


6  80 

10  -50 

2  50 

13  00 

3  50 

1  00 
3  40 

2  10 

10  00 


8  00 

7  00 
2  00 

9  00 

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5  00 1 

1  001 

2  00! 
1  00  . 


8  00 

6  75 
2  25 

9  00 

7  05 
75 

1  20 


9  00 1     9  00 


3  00 

2  00 

1  00 

3  00 

2  001 
50 1 

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50  j 

4  00 


93 


2  00 
1  00 


3  00 


30 
50 
30 

2  00 


7  00 


6  90 


6  90 


$16  75 


91  50 
100  50 


37  00 


77  00 
114  00 


100  50 
12  00 


12  00 


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Santee  Circuit. 

$219  23 

$177 

63 

$30  70 

$24 

87 

$14 

62 

$9 

71 

$8 
6 

77 

11 

St.  Paul's  

153  50 

108 

33 

21  50 

15 

17 

10 

23 

7 

73 

14 

86 

4 

62 

Andrew  Chapel  

96  49 

65 

is 

13  51 

9 

14 

6 

44 

5 

30 

3 

2 

58 

65  79 

i  65 

99 

9  21 

9 

21 

4 

39 

2 

12 

2 

63 

1 

27 

St.  Peter's  ,  

57  02 

28 

51 

7  98 

3 

99 

3 

80 

74 

2 

28 

44 
DO 

57  02 

60 

09 

7  98 

8 

3 

80 

2 

86 

2 

28 

1 

100  88 

100 

88 
— 

14  12 

14 

12 

6 

72 

4 

05 

4 

04 

o 

44 

Total  

749  93 

606 

91 

105  00 

84 

91 



50 

00 

32 

51 

29 

99 

18 

1 1 
1 1 

Richland  Fork  Circuit. 

100  00 

39 

12 

18  33 

6 

43 

5 

33 

5 

00 

80  00 

39 

30 
68 

14  67 

7 

20 

4 

27 

4 

00 

60  00 

42 

11  00 

82 

3 

29 

2 

00 

3 

00 

2 

00 

60  00 


62 
 ' — 

16 
— 

11  00 

11 

39 

3 



20 

2 

00 

3 

00 

45 

300  00 

183 

55  00 

32 

84 

16 

00 

4 

00 

15 

00 

2 

on 

700  00 

517 

83 

100  00 

73 

97 

40 

00 

20 

00 

20 

00 

10 

1 10 
1  MJ 

Kershaw  Circuit. 

Beulah  

60  95 

60 

90 

11  50 

11 

60 

5 

00 

4 

00 

3 

03 

2 

25 

63  05 

47 

1)1 

12  00 

8 

96 

3 

96 

1 

85 

4 

94 

50 

Marshall  

25  05 

20 

27 

5  00 

3 

85 

2 

00 

1 

35 

1 

00 

1 

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Bethel  

60  95 


50 


35 
— 

11  50 


9 



05 

5 

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5 

00 

3 

03 

3 

00 

210  00 

178 

56 

40  00 

34 

06 

15 

96 

ii 

20 

12 

00 

7 

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Hanging  Rock  Circuit. 

Salem  

285  00 

252 

45 

37  00 

33 

65 

17 

00 

00 

12 

00 

00 

Hanging  Rock....  

125  00 

92 

ii9 

23  00 

12 

27 

8 

00 

3 

00 

5 

00 

2 

00 

95  00 

91 

77 

10  00 

12 

23 

5 

00 

2 

00 

4 

00 

1 

50 

95  00 


76 



93 

10  00 

10 

59 

5 

00 

4 

00 

4 

00 

4 

00 

600  00 

513 

24 

80  00 

68 

74 

35 

00 

16 

00 

25 

— 
00 

1 9 
1- 

00 

Lancaster  Station  

450  00 

310 

19 

85  00 

58 

59 

35 

00 

14 

70 

20 

00 

8 

40 

Lancaster  Circuit. 

Camp  Creek  

148  50 

112 

87 

16  50 

11 

28 

8 

00 

3 

25 

6 

61 

2 

60 

139  50 

106 

12 

15  50 

10 

15 

7 

75 

3 

20 

6 

21 

2 

50 

Bethel  

108  00 

81 

80 

12  00 

8 

05 

6 

10 

2 

54 

4 

81 

2 

00 

54  00 

41 

00 

6  00 

4 

05 

3 

15 

1 

45 

2 

37 

1 

20 

Total  

450  00 

311 

70 

50  00 

33 

. 

53 

25 

00 

10 

44 

20 

00 

8 

30 

Chesterfield  Circuit. 

Court  House  

149  34 

153 

68 

18  66 

19 

32 

10 

25 

10 

25 

5 

59 

5 

59 

155  56 

117 

75 

19  45 

15 

10 

70 

9 

45 

5 

83 

2 

00 

88  25 

45 

8 1 

21  15 

10 

87 

6 

15 

6 

00 

3 

30 

1 

00 

Antioch  

59  56 

39 

12 

7  44 

4 

88 

4 

10 

4 

00 

2 

25 

1 

25 

61  34 

34 

11 

7  66 

4 

76 

4 

20 

3 

20 

2 

30 

1 

00 

61  34 

36 

96 

7  66 

4 

74 

4 

20 

2 

00 

2 

30 

1 

00 

Shiloh  

77  34 

64 

09 

9  66 

8 

10 

5 

30 

4 

00 

2 

90 

1 

00 

116  15 

63 

06 

14  44 

8 

94 

7 

95 

6 

00 

4 

33 

2 

00 

Mt.  Olivet  

31  12 

12 

86 

3  88 

1 

74 

2 

15 

1 

00 

Total  

800  00 

568 

47 

110  00 

78 

50 

55 

00 

44 

90 

30 

00 

14 

84 

Zoar  Circuit  

260  00 

200 

00 

65  00 

45 

00 

8 

00 

8 

00 

Grand  Total  

$7,825  47 

$6,052 

63 

$999  46 

$891 

64 

$561 

96 

$320 

97 

$311 

99 

$179 

90 

FLORENCE  DISTRICT. 


Society  Hill  Circuit. 

400  00 
500  00 

135  00 
45  00 
45  00 

18  00 
45  00 

19  00 
18  00 

291  20 
500  00 

114  49 
21  67 

33  39 
13  42 
16  62 
2  33 
9  90 

40  00 
56  00 

15  00 
5  00 
5  00 
2  00 
5  00 

1  00 

2  00 

31  50 
56  00 

12  72 

2  40 

3  71 
1  45 
1  75 

25  00 
30  00 

3  00 
40 
50 
10 

8  40 
30  00 

3  00 
40 
50 
10 
5 

15  00 
15  00 

500 
15  00 

2  00 

38 

60 

50 

27 
1  10 





318  00 
500  00 

211  72 
209  44 

35  00 
56  00 

23  36 
20  00 

4  00      4  00 
25  00 |    16  89 

6  00 
18  00 

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MISSIONS. 
Domestic. 

Education. 

Bishops' 
Fund. 

Publication 
of  Minutes. 

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MINISTRY. 

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CHARGES. 


Lower  Darlington  Circuit 

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Philadelphia  

Newman  Swamp  

Bethel  


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Darlington  Circuit  

Timmonsville  Circuit 

Timmonsville  

Pisga  

St.  Paul's  

Salem  

Oak  Grove  

Tabor  

Pine  Grove  


Total  

Lynchburg  and  St.  Luke's 

Lynchburg  , 

St.  Luke's   .. 


Total  

Lynchburg  Circuit. 

Shiloh  

New  Zion  

Nazareth  

Pine  Grove  , 


Total  

Williamsburg  Circuit 

Bethesda  

St.  John's  

Graham   

Hebron  

Cades  

Zoar  


Total. 


Kingstree  Station  

Oourdin  and  Sampit 

Penny  Royal  

Concord  

Bethel  

Sampit  

Sutton's  

Gourdin  

New  Market  

Mt.  Vernon  

Friendship  

Shiloh  

Asbury  

Harmony  


Total. 


Georgetown. 


Black  River  Circuit  

Johnsonville  Circuit. 

Johnsonville  

Prospect  

Union  


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Marion  Circuit  

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Miller's  

Mt.  Andrew  

Sprin?  Branch  

Tabernacle  

Tranquil  

Union  


Total  

Little  Bock  Circuit. 

St.  Paul's  

Doth  an  , 

Union  

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36  83 
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389  19 
143  00 
181  00 
44  45 
19  50 


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Bennettsville  Circuit. 

Boykin's  

Pine  Grove  

Beauty  Spot  

Smyrna  

Bethel   

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Bennettsville  


1,000  00 

285  68 
285  68 
197  78 
131  85 
131  85 
65  93 


197  78 


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South  Marlboro'  Circuit. 

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20  00 
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North  Marlboro'  Circuit. 

New  Hope  

Oak  Grove  

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Pleasant  Hill  


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125  00 
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Waccamaw  Circuit. 

Brown's  

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Bethel  

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62  50 
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1 

$125  1( 

$81  11 

$1  18 

$5  00 

I    $2  50 

$2  00 

$1  67 

$2  00 

100  00 

32  80 

3  33 

1  10 

'      2  00 

50 

133 

50 

50  0( 

8  56 

1  66 

|  90 

1  00 

50 

70 

25 

5  05 

83 

60 

50 

30 

25 

Total  

300  10 

127  52 

10  00 

7  60 

6  00 

3  25 

3  90 

3  00 

500  00 

500  00 

50  00 

50  00 

26  00 

24  06 

16  00 

14  80 

Conrvayboro'  Station  

450  00 

380  00 

50  00 

35  00 

20  00 

16  00 

16  00 

12  00 

38  00 

18  00 

6  60 

1  00 

488  00 

398  00 

26  00 

17  00 



Conioaybovo1  Circuit  ... 

659  40 

306  94 

50  00 

28  57 

25  00 

15  00 

IG  00 

9  60 

200  00 

100  10 

25  00 

15  00 

2  00 

15  00 

3  00 

Grand  Total  

8,345  95 

'   6,656  72 

1,013  46 

818  18 

53o  00 

490  56 

325  00 

288  51 

SPARTANBURG  DISTRICT. 

—  

1,100  00 

1,100  00 

175  00 

175  00 

125  00 

125  00 

70  00 

70  00 

24  11 

3  05 

900  00 

000  00 

100  00 

•     80  00 

40  00 

40  00 

25  00 

20  00 

Jonesville  Circuit. 

175  00 

175  00 

25  00 

25  00 

8  75 

12  50 

6  25 

8  25 

175  00 

175  00 

25  00 

25  00 

8  75 

10  80 

fi  25 

7  25 

161  87 

80  50 

23  12 

12  20 

8  10 

16  80 

5  95 

5  45 

91  87 

90  45 

13  12 

10  80 

4  60 

14  90 

3  05 

3  05 

96  25 

69  45 

13  75 

9  95 

4  80 

3  50 

1  00 

700  00 

590  40 

100  00 

82  95 

35  00 

35  00 

25  00 

25  00 

Cane  Creek  Circuit. 

81  25 

45  00 

18  75 

10  00 

5  00 

4  22 

3  0  . 

1  87 

97  30 

72  15 

22  70 

15  00 

6  00 

4  98 

3  60 

2  20 

49  15 

34  15 

10  85 

5  85 

3  00 

82 

1  80 

48 

97  30 

90  50 

22  70 

17  00 

6  uO 

4  98 


3  60 


2  20 

325  00 

241  80 

75  00 

47  85 

20  00 

15  00 

12  00 



6  75 

Cherokee  Circuit. 

58  85 

58  85 

8  15 

8  15 

2  00 

2  00 

1  50 

150 

105  10 

78  35 

14  90 

11  00 

3  00 

3  00 

3  00 

3  00 

105  10 

75  95 

14  90 

10  65 

3  00 

3  00 

3  00 

3  10 

Roth  ol 

101  00 

55  30 

14  00 

7  75 

2  00 

1  75 

3  00 

3  00 

65  85 

41  25 

9  15 

5  75 

2  00 

1  00 

1  50 

1  00 

rIVi  ii  i  fir 

64  10 

25  90 

5  90 

3  60 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 


1  00 

500  00 

335  61 

61  70 

46  90 

13  00 

11  75 

13  00 

12  60 

Goshen  Hill  Ctvcuit, 

72  85 

72  85 

12  15 

9  57 

5  50 

5  50 

2  50 

2  50 

111  42 

69  95 

18  58 

10  00 

8  35 

1  00 

3  <i0 

3  60 

94  28 

67  70 

15  72 

9  80 

7  07! 

2  00 

3  15 

3  15 

115  72 

104  00 

19  28 

17  35 

8  68 

2  50 

3  85 

3  85 

;  lug  It  a« 

137  15 

137  15 

22  cS 

22  85 

10  28 

10  28 

4  60 

4  60 

*  lint  Hill  

68  58 

68  58 

11  42 

11  42 

5  12 

.    5  12 

2  30 

2  30 

600  00 

520  00 

100  00 

81  00 

45  00 

25  90 

20  00 

20  00 

Laurens  Circuit. 

Laurens  

175  00 

177  00 

25  00 

25  00 

10  00 

10  00 

5  00 

5  00 

114  00 

137  00 

16  00 

16  00 

6  50 

6  50 

3  25 

3  25 

Smyrna  

114  t)0 

133  00 

16  CO 

16  00 

6  50 

6  50 

3  25 

3  25 

66  00 

74  00 

9  00 

9  00 

3  50 

3  50 

1  80 

1  80 

66  00 

36  00 

9  00 

9  00 

3  50 

3  50 

1  70 

1  70 

Total  

$535  00 

$557  00 

$75  00 ' 

$75  00 

$30  00 

$30  00 

$15  00 

$15  00 

FINANCIAL  REPORT,  MARION  DISTRICT.— Continued. 


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MISSIONS. 
Domestic. 

Education. 

Bishops' 
Fund. 

Publication 
of  Minutes. 

CANDIDATE 
FOR  THE 
MINISTRY. 

SUNDAY 
SCHOOLS. 

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AND 
REPAIRS. 

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33  00 
33  00 

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17  00 
17  00 

1  40 
11  00 

5  00 

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1  00 

2  00 
2  00 

1  35 

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3  00 
58  50 

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4  50 
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33  00 

7  50 

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10  00 

17  00 
15  00 

4  30 
3  00 

4  30 
3  00 

2  00 
1  00 
41  00 

23  50 

2  00 

2  00 

1  00 

37  35 

640  00 

376  53 

353  00 

223  60 

88  77 

88  80 

525  63 1  5,770  85      361  40 

SPARTAN  BURG  DISTRICT. 

150  00 

150  00 

75  00 

75  00 

10  00 

10  00 

5  00 

5  00 

50  70 

36  00 

232  05 

50  00 

10  25 
10  28 
9  50 
5  30 
5  70 

50  00 

14  50 
12  00 
6  65 
5  85j 
2  00 

30  00 

5  00 
5  00 
4  68 
2  60 
2  75 

25  00 

7  60 
6  40 
3  25 
2  75 

7  00 

1  75 

1  75 
1  65 
90 

7  00 

2  75 
2  18 
1  10 
1  00 

3  00 

3  00 

75 
75 
70 
35 
45 

15  00 

120  00 
3600  00 



20  00 
75  00 

3600  00 

75  00 

41  00 

5  00 

6  00 
3  00 
6  00 

41  00 

4  17 

5  00 
83 

5  00 

20  20 

3  78 

4  50 
2  28 
4  50 

20  00 

2  20 
2  60 
60 
2  10 

7  00 

1  00 
1  20 
60 
1  20 

7  00 

1  14 

1  38 
16 
1  38 

3  00 

57 
66 
11 
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50 
60 
30 
60 

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6  00 

6  00 
5  00 

3  50 
2  00 

26  00 

5  50 

7  35 
7  07 
7  68 
9  28 
5  12 

15  00 

3  50 
5  00 
5  00 

4  50 
1  50 
1  00 

20  50 

5  50 

1  00 

2  00 
2  00 

4  00 

5  50 

15  00 

1  50 

3  00 

2  00 
1  00 
1  50 
1  00 

8  00 

1  50 

2  50 
2  00 

1  00 
50 
25 

7  75 

2  50 

3  00 
3  15 

3  85 

4  60 
2  30 

4  00 

50 
1  00 
1  00 
50 
50 
50 

4  00 

1  08 
1  28 
1  08 
1  30 
1  50 
76 

4  00 

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1  75 
15  50 

2  50 
11  25 

1  75 
1  25 

10  00 

2  50 

3  60 
3  15 

3  85 

4  60 
2  30 

2  00 

36 
55 
47 
57 
70 
35 

2  00 

36 
55 
47 
57 
70 
35 

6  00 

6  00 

5  00 
3  00 
5  00 

40  00 

25  00 

300  00 
6  00 

34  00 

7  00 
6  00 
5  00 
12  00 

331  00 

75  00 
270  00 
1  50 

30  00 

25  00 
20  00 

42  00 

11  40 
7  40: 
7  40! 
4  40 
4  40 

20  00 

11  40 
7  40 
7  40 
4  40 
4  40 

20  00 
4  30 

2  so; 

2  80 
1  60 
1  50 

20  00 

4  30 
2  80 
2  80 
1  60| 
1  50 

7  00 

2  00 
1  50 
1  50 
50 

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2  00 
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3  00 

1  00 
75 
75 
25 
25 

3  00 

1  00 
75 
75 
25 
25 

19  00 

10  00 
8  00 
6  00 
5  00 

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$35  00 

$35  00 

$13  00 

$13  00 

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$3  00 

$3  00 

$29  00 

$346  50 

$45  00 

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FINANCIAL  REPORT,  SPARTANBURG  DISTRICT— Continued. 


CHARGES. 


PASTOR  AND 
ASSISTANTS. 


PRESIDING 
ELDER. 


North  Laurens  Circuit. 

Dials  

Green  Pond  

Bramlett's.  

Shiloh  


$362  50 1 
181  25! 
90  631 
90  62i 


Total  

Limestone  Springs  Circuit. 

Mesopotamia  

Asbury  Chapel  

Gethsemane  

Elim    


Total  

Limestone  Springs  Mission. 

Beulah  

Salem  


725  00 

261  00 
130  50 
188  50 
100  00 


$223  85 
102  40 
71  00 

54  38 

451  63 

261  00 
130  50 
188  50 
100  00 


$37  50 
18  75 
9  37 
9  38 


75  00 

39  00 
19  50 
16  50 
15  00 


600  00      600  00 


90  00 


Total  

Clinton  Circuit. 

Hopewell  

Sardis  

Salem  

Leesville  

Clinton  

Rehoboth  

Sandy  Springs  


Total  

Belmont  Circuit. 

Shiloh  

Belmont  

Grace  Chapel  

Trinity  

Tabernacle  

Hebron  


Total. 


Gowansville  Circuit  

Rich  Hill  Circuit. 

Zion  

Lebanon   

Glendale  

Antioch  

Walnut  Grove  , 

Rocky  Mount  


Total  

Grand  total. 


]  40 

00 

140 

00 

50 

00 

120 

00 

20 

00 

25 

00 

20 

00 

515 

00 

42 

45 

168 

40 

96 

45 

96 

45 

62 

55 

83 

70 

550 

00 

322 

00 

132 

32 

68 

20 

93 

90 

85 

37 

119 

51 

25 

61 

525  00 

7  50 
11  00 

18  50 

73  60 
101  00 
30  25 
91  70 
3  50 
21  00 


330  85 

24  47 
124  40 
55  14 
49  30 
23  49 
73  20 

350  00 

225  10 

87  07 
64  03 
93  90 
85  37 
75  67 
18  36 


897  00 1  6,669  40 


20  00 
20  00 
10  00 
15  00 
5  00 
5  00 
5  00 


$23  00 
10  50 
6  25 
5  62 


$15  00 
7  50 
3  75 
3  75 


45  37 

39  00 
19  50 
16  50 
15  00 

90  00 


15  00 
10  00 
5  00 
5  00 
5  00 
5  00 
5  00 


80  00 

7  55 
30  60 
17  55 
17  55 
11  45 

15  30 

100  00 

35  00 

22  68 
11  71 

16  10 
14  63 
20  49 

4  39 

90  00 


50  00 

4  42' 
22  80 

9  93 

8  87; 

4  25 
13  38: 


30  00 

14  00 
6  50 
5  50 
4  00 


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20  18 

9  00 

4  50 

5  50 
4  00 


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1  88 
1  87 

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1  87 

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11  62 

11  00 

5  50 
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25  00 

18  00 

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10  97 
16  10 
14  63 
12  97 
3  14 


1,165  00 


20  00 

6  25 

3  00 
10  50 

6  00 
6  00 

4  00 

5  50 

2  60 
10  50 
1  10 
5  30 
1  10 
5  50 

35  00 

26  10 

37  50 

35  05 

6  30 

3  25 

4  47 

4  06 

5  70 
1  22 

6  30 

3  25 

4  47 

4  06 

5  70 
1  22 

25  00 

25  00 

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2  00 

1 

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40 

6 

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6  00 

3 

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10 

3 

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2 

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3 

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3  50 

20 

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8  00 

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88 

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18  00 

27  6 

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236  97 

COKES  BURY  DISTRICT. 


Ookesbury  Station  

Cokesbury  Circuit. 

Bethlehem  

Andrew's  Chapel  

Hon ea  Path  

Gilgal  

Ebenezer  

Asbury.  

Tranquil  


Total. 


Abbeville  Station  

Abbeville  Circuit 

Shiloh  

Salem  

Zoar  

Bethel  

Sharon  


Total. 


550  00 

320  00 
70  00 
220  00 
195  00 
105  00 
70  00 
135  00 

326  00 

218  30 
59  50 

140  00| 
80  90 
85  00 
37  50 

100  75 

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40  00 
10  00 
25  00 
25  00 
15  00 
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45  00 

32  00 

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12  00 

8  00 
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45  00 

12  00 
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12  00 
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13  00 

7  00 
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20  00 

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6  00 
5  00 
2  00 
5  00 

5  00 

4  00 
1  00 
3  50 
3  00 
1  50 
1  00 
1  00 

1,115  00 

721  95 

140  00 

109  00 

60  00 

30  00 

35  00 

15  00 

700  00 

600  00 

75  00 

65  00 

40  00 

40  00 

20  00 

20  00 

327  00 

107  90 

33  00 

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4  00 

9  00 

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137  00 

39  60 

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4  40 

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73  00 

48  60 

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59  00 

27  45 

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3  05 

7  00 

1  00 

4  50 

1  00 

54  00 

51  89 

6  00 

5  76| 

7  00 

1  00 

4  50 

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$650  00 

$275  44 

$65  00 

830  60 

$45  00 

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Education. 

Bishops' 
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Publication 
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CANDIDATE 
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FINANCIAL  REPORT,  COKESBURY  DISTRICT.— Continued 


CHARGES. 


PASTOR  AND 
ASSISTANTS. 


PRESIDING 
ELDER. 


CONFER- 
ENCE COL. 


MISSIONS 
Foreign. 


Lowndesville  Station. 


South  Abbeville  Circuit. 

Republican  

Tranquil  

Mt.  Tabor  

Liberty  


Total  

Tumbling  Shoals  Circuit. 

Mt.  Bethel  

Bethesda  

King's  Chapel  

Bethlehem  ... 


Total  

Greenwood  Circuit. 

Greenwood  

Ninety-Six  

Lebanon  

Salem  

Rehoboth   

Bethel  

Mt.  Vernon  

Mt.  Carmel.   


Total. 


Newberry  Station  

Newberry  Circuit. 

New  Chapel  

Ebenezer  

Trinity  

New  Hope  

Zion  

Mt.  Pleasant  

Lebanon  

Bethesda  

Prosperity  


Total  

North  Newberry  Circuit. 

Tabernacle  

Tranquil  

Sharon  

Soul  Chapel  

Cross  Hill  


Total  

Lexington  Fork  Circuit. 

Union  Chapel  

Shady  Grove  

Caper's  Chapel  

Salem  


Total  

Saluda  Circuit. 

Bethlehem  , 

Bethany  

Emory  Chapel.  

Butler  

Zoar  

Gassaway   

Shiloh  

Pine  Grove  


Total  

Grand  Total. 


1750  00 


400  00 
135  00 
145  00 
195  00 


875  00 

259  00 
174  00 
155  00 
112  00 


$700  00 

202  67 
220  30 
198  28 
189  47 
105  75 

57  28 
101  35 

74  90 


1,150  00 

1,050  00 

222  00 
123  00 
283  00 
220  00 
183  00 
193  00 
66  00 
35  00 
35  00 


1,260  00 

67  50 
108  00 
85  50 

130  50 
58  50 

450  00 

177  15 

199  28 
132  85 
110  72 

620  00 

131  20 
174  70 
174  70 
140  10 

73  05 
65  80 
34  83 
30  62 

825  00 


$613  50 


253  60 
53  95 
33  00 
50  50 

391  05 

259  00 
188  00 
141  00 
112  00 


650  00 

202  67 
232  87 
207  79 
189  47 

76  07 

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70  73 

33  14 

1,0,53  72 

885  80 

222  00 
123  00 
183  00 
220  00 
173  00 
163  00 
61  50 
15  00 
25  00 


$10,695  00 


1,185  50 

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76  50 
22  50 

315  45 

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41  68 

397  32 

178  37 
136  02 
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142  71 
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28  00 
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FINANCIAL  REPORT,  COKESBURY  DISTRICT— Continued.  57 


MISSIONS. 
Domestic. 


Education. 


Bishops' 
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58 


FINANCIAL  REPORT,  GREENVILLE  DISTRICT. 


CHARGES. 


Oreenville  Station  

Greenville  Circuit. 

Bethel  

Ebenezer  

Poplar  Springs.  

Salemn  

Rehoboth  

Piedmont  

BcBees'  Chapel  


Total   

Reidville  Circuit. 

Few's  Chapel  

Zoar  

Duncan's  Chapel  

Jackson's  Grove  

Wood's  Chapel  

Sharon  

Concord  

Crawfordsville  


Total  

Fork  Shoals  Circuit. 

Pisgah  

Hopewell  

Fellowship  , 

Lebanon  


Total. 


Williamston  Station.... 
Belton  Mission 

Belton  

Town's  Chapel  

Cannon's  

Pine  Grove  


Total  

Brushy  Creek  Circuit. 

St.  Paul's  

Bethesda    

Wesley  Chapel  

Shiloh  


Total . 


Anderson  Station  

Anderson  Circuit. 

Ebenezer  

Smith  Chapel  

Bethesda    

Bethel  


Total  

Shallow  Ford  Circuit. 

Smith's  Chapel  

Providence  

Ruhamah  

Cedar  Grove  


Total  

Pendleton  Circuit. 

Pendleton...  

Sharon  

Mt.  Zion  

Ruhamah  

Bethany  


Total  

Sandy  Springs  Circuit 

Sandy  Springs  

Asbury  

Rock  Spring  

Union  Grove  

Snow  Hill  


Total. 


PASTOR  AND 

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FINANCIAL  REPORT,  GREENVILLE  DISTRfCT. 


50 


MISSIONS. 
DOMESTIC. 


$74  00 

11  90 

10  71 

6  75 

7  15 
5  551 

4  76 
3  18 

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11  78 
9  61 

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9  61 

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9  61 
5  24 
9  61 
5  66 
9  61 
7  85 
2  64 

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9  60 
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60  FINANCIAL  REPORT,  GREENVILLE  DISTRICT— Continued. 


PASTOR  AND 

PRESIDING 

CONFER 

MISSIONS. 

ASSISTANTS. 

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$2 

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46 

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$29 

75 

25  00 

12 

00 

14  00 

4  92 

150  00 

68 

80 

30 

00 

12 

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9  99 

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221  70 

134 

29 

28 

19 

18 

16  50 

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9  43 

3  00 

88  68 

62 

36 

11 

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58 

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8 

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5  30 

25 

3  03 

1  22 

66  50 

67 

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8 

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68 

4  95 

5 

25 

2  83 

2  83 

22  17 

17 

19 

2 

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2 

31 

1  65 

50 

94 

30 

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340 

37 

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20 

35  00 

17 

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20  00 

8  85 

120  00 

59 

00 

30 

00 

1 

00 

7  00 

2 

35 

5  00 

Westminster  Circuit. 

83  33 

56 

00 

16 

67 

9 

35 

6  00 

1 

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1  00 

66  67 

26 

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13 

33 

4 

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4  80 

50 

2  93 

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11 

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5 

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4  20 

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2  57 

40 

41  67 

16 

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8 

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2 

72 

3  00 

40 

1  83 

40 

250  00 

130 

91 

50 

00 

21 

89 

18  00 

2 

50 

11  00 

2  30 

$6,892  14 

$5,413 

70 

$999 

86 

$743 

09 

$453  99 

$297 

73 

$303  00 

$221  84 

RECAPITULATION. 


DISTRICTS. 

$10,995 

00 

$9,009 

55 

$1,469 

95 

1,356 

05 

$728 

10 

$563 

78 

$402  60 

$495 

18 

7,722 

00 

6,415 

06 

868 

33 

759 

57 

464 

05 

396 

3.2 

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256 

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11,198 

00 

9,659 

57 

1,585 

00 

1,354 

48 

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548 

35 

449  00 

305 

29 

7,825 

47 

6,052 

63 

1,199 

46 

891 

61 

561 

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320 

07 

311  99 

179 

90 

8,924 

00 

6,465 

05 

1,042 

00 

736 

70 

475 

00 

294 

SO 

277  00 

166 

4S 

Marion  

8,345 

95 

6,655 

72 

1,013 

46 

818 

18 

533 

00 

440 

56 

325  00 

288 

51 

7,897 

00 

6,669 

40 

1,165 

00 

938 

46 

485 

50 

422 

18 

276  00 

236 

97 

Cokesbury  

10,695 

00 

8,253 

90 

1,310 

10 

1,052 

72 

630 

00 

490 

67 

350  00 

270 

37 

6,892 

14 

5,413 

70 

999 

86 

743 

09 

453 

99 

297 

73 

303  00 

271 

84 

Total  for  1878  

80,494 

56 

64,594 

58 

10,653 

16 

8,650 

89 

5067 

45 

3775 

36 

2988  74 

2471 

42 

Total  for  1877  

82,210 

75 

64  500 

69 

11,330 

00 

9,026 

10 

5655 

25 

4190 

15 

2735  70 

2126 

63 

93  89 

253  04 

344  79 

1,716  19 

676  84 

375  21 

587  80 

414  79 

FINANCIAL  REPORT,  GREENVILLE  DISTRICT.-Continued.  61 


MISSIONS. 
Domestic. 

Education. 

Bishops' 
Fund. 

Publication 
of  Minutes. 

CANDIDATE 
FOR  THE 
MINISTRY. 

SUNDAY 
SCHOOLS. 

BUILDING 

AND 
REPAIRS. 

OTHER 
BEN'VOLENT 
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3  50 

16  80 

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4  00 

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$292  0lii$275  00 

$179  81 

$71  10 

$69  69 

$35  00 

24  68 

$298  90 

$4,353  24 1   $518  65 

RECAPITULATION. 


$800  20 
530  00 
838  85 
646  80 
570  00 
640  00 
546  00 
820  00 
505  94 

$530  50 
411  86 
504  46 
319  86 
266  43 
376  53 
448  17 
563  49 
292  01 

$389  00 
271  00 
436  90 
344  99 
285  00 
353  00 
271  00 
385  00 
275  00 

$251  30 
218  49 
275  74 
163  68 
140  81 
223  60 
211  12 
258  87 
179  81 

$107  60 

73  00 
115  00 

86  90 
76  00 
88  77 

74  00 
100  00 

71  10 

$103  99 
72  00 
112  79 
88  00 
70  68 
88  80 
74  00 
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6i  69 

$60  50 
37  05 
58  00 
42  00 
36  00 
41  00 
36  00 
47  00 
35  00 

$50  69 
35  57 
44  48 
29  58 

23  80 
37  35 
34  75 
43  68 

24  68 

53  00 
48  81 

10  00 

$704  83 
336  30 
677  23 
176  86 
389  83 
525  63 

297  00 
332  49 

298  90 

$2447  90 
3133  70 
6929  82 
2898  47 
1159  00 
5770  85 
2003  50 
1430  49 
4353  24 

$2448  55 
345  35 
1600  55 
696  52 
575  07 
361  40 
690  90 
478  85 
517  75 

5897  79 
7931  15 

3713  31 
4377  00 


3010  89 
3725  75 

1923  42 
2056  31 

792  37 
766  15 

772  38 
761  40 

392  55 

324  58 
355  66 

111  81 
118  85 

3739  07 
3842  38 

30126  97 
20724  03 

7715  84 
6904  20 



$26  22 

$10  98 

9402  94 

810  74 

2033  36 i $663  69 

$714  86 

$132  89 

31  08 

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XI.  COMPARATIVE  EXHIBITS. 


1st— COMPARATIVE  EANK  OF  DISTRICTS  ON  SALARIES  AND 
CONFERENCE  CLAIMS,  THE  DEFICIENCY  PER  CENT. 
GIVES  RANK. 


SALARIES. 


1..  Columbia,  13| 

2.  Spartanburg,  16 

3.  Orangeburg,  16|- 

4.  Charleston,  16| 

5.  Marion,  20 

6.  Greenville,  22£ 

7.  Cokesbury,  22f 

8.  Sumter,  23 

9.  Florence,  27J 


per  cent. 


CONFERENCE  CLAIMS- 


1 

Spartanburg, 

13|    per  cent. 

2. 

Orangeburg, 

15 

3. 

Charleston, 

231 

4. 

Marion, 

23J 

5. 

Columbia, 

32^ 

6 

Cokesbury, 

32J 

7. 

Greenville, 

38 

8. 

Florence, 

44 

9. 

Sumter, 

45 

2d— CHARGES— PAYING  ALL  CLAIMS  IN  FULL. 

Charleston  District — Trinitv.         Surplus  $  60  35 
Bethel.  "       125  65 

Allendale. 

Orangeburg  District — Orangeburg  Station.    Surplus  1  8  55 
Providence  Ct.  "       16  00 

Columbia  District — Winnsboro  Station. 

Chester  Station. 
Spartanburg  District  — Spartanburg  Station. 

Laurens  Ct.    Surplus  $22. 
Greenville  District — Williamston  Station.    Surplus  18  87. 


CHARGES  PAYING  SALARIES  IN  FULL. 

Columbia  District — Washington  Street. 
Florence  District — Georgetown. 

Marr's  Bluff. 
Marion  District — Bucksville  Station. 
Spartanburg  District — Limestone  Springs  Circuit. 
Cokesbury  District — Saluda.    Surplus  $15.17. 
Greenville  District — Fork  Shoals. 


CHARGES  PAYING  CONFERENCE  CLAIMS  IN  FULL. 

Charleston  District — Spring  Street. 

Columbia  District- -Ridgeway.    Surplus  $1.70. 

Sumter  District — Sumter  Station. 

Florence  District— Lynchburg  and  St.  Lukes. 

Cokesbury  District — Greenwood  Circuit.    Surplus  20  cents. 

Newberry  Circuit. 

North  Newberry.    Surplus  $5. 
Greenville  District— Greenville  Station.    Surplus  75  cents. 

Pendleton  Circuit. 


63 


3d — COM P AK AT VE  GROWTH  OF  MEMBERSHIP,  CHURCHES 
AND  PARSONAGES  IN  THE  SOUTH  CAROLINA  CONFERENCE 
FOR  THE  PAST  EIGHT  YEARS,  FROM  1871. 


Year- 

Members. 

Increase. 

Churches. 

Increase. 

Parsonages. 

Increase. 

1871 

34,872 

2,501 

509 

9 

53 

5 

1872   

36,163 

1,291 

536 

27 

54 

1 

1873   

36,550 

387 

531  dec.  5 

60 

6 

1874  .. 

39,083 

2,533 

550 

15 

68 

8 

1875   

40,568 

1,485 

564 

14 

74 

6 

1876   

41,876 

1,308 

*552   dec.  12 

77 

3 

1877  , 

43,341 

1,465 

557 

5 

82 

5 

1878   

44,434 

1,093 

559£ 

82 

0 

*This  must  be  an  error  in  statistic^. 


Total  increase  in  eight  years — Members,  9,552  ;  Churches,  50^  ;  Parson- 
ages, 29. 


4th— COMPARATIVE  GROWTH  OF  SUNDAY-SCHOOLS  IN  THE 
SOUTH  CAROLINA  CONFERENCE  FROM  1871. 


I  Sunday- 
Year.',  Schools  . 

Increase. 

Officers  and 
Teachers. 

Increase. 

Scholars. 

Increase. 

1871... 

427 

41 

2,723 

221 

17,696 

1,859 

1872... 

441 

14 

2,806 

93 

17,205  dec.  502 

1873... 

443 

2 

2,785  dec.  31 

17.181  dec.  24 

1874... 

447 

2,753  dec.  32 

17,813 

'632* 

1875... 

456 

S 

2.740  dec.  13 

17,945 

122 

1876... 

456 

0 

2,786 

46 

18,985 

1,040 

1877... 

481 

25 

2,788 

2 

19,301 

316 

1878... 

505 

24 

3,112 

324 

21,913 

2,612 

Total  increase  in  eight  years — Schools,  78  ;  Officers  and  Teachers,  324  ; 
Scholars,  3,217. 


5th— COMPARATIVE  VALUE  OF  CHURCH  PROPERTY  FOR  PAST 
EIGHT  YEARS. 


Year. 

Amount. 

Increase. 

Decrease. 

$533,175 
597,505 
652,703 
706  791 
701,453 
782,642 
747,953 
723,167 

I  $111,806 
64,330 
55,198 
54,088 

1872  

1873  

1874  



1875  

5,388* 

1876  

81,189 

1877  

34,689 

1878  

24,786 

Net  Increase  $189,992. 
^Evidently  an  error. 


64 


6th— AGGKEGATE  FOR  CONFERENCE  COLLECTIONS.  MISSIONS, 
EDUCATION  AND  BISHOPS,  FOR  PAST  EIGHT  YEARS. 


Year. 


Amount  Collected. 


Increase. 


Decrease. 


1870 
1871 
1872 
1873 
1874 
1875 
1876 
1877 
1878 


$10,334  41 
10,661  28 
12,781  92 
12,207  73 
13,850  01 
14,761  50 
12,986  60 
13,551  49 
14,111  66 


$  885  35 
673  13 
2,120  64 

1,642  28 
911  49 

'"564"  89 
560  17 


$574  19 
1,774  90 


7th— AGGREGATE  FOR  SALARIES,  SHOWING  LIKEWISE  IN- 
CREASE OF  PREACHERS  FOR  WHOM  APPORTIONMENTS 
WERE  MADE. 


Year. 

Preachers. 

Increase. 

Salaries. 

Increase. 

Decrease. 

1871  ... 

104 
111 
123 
123 
126 
130 
136 
147 
145 

5 
7 

12 
0 
3 
4 
6 

11 

$59,518  67 
64,857  90 
70,728  94 
73,395  08 
78,435  39 
77,076  07 
70,167  98 
73,526  79 
73,152  07 

$4,748  92 
5,339  23 
6,871  04 
2,666  14 
5,040  31 

3,358  81 

1873  ,,, 

1875  

1876  

$1,359  32 
6,908  09 

374  72 

XII —CONFERENCE  REGISTER  FOR  1878. 


65 


Abbreviations. — E,  Elder  ;  D,  Deacon  ;  E  Sy,  Supernumerary  ; 
E  Sd,  Superannuated. 


NAMES. 


S3  1  U 


3^ 

nr  X 


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Auld,  Frederick.... 

Avan  t,  A.  P  

Ariail,  W.  H  

Ariail,  Jas.  W  

Banks,  M.  L  

Beasley,  J.  S  

Boyd,  Geo.  M  

Brown,  Manning.. 

Browne,  S.  H  

Byars,  D.  D  

Boyd,  J.  Marion  ... 

Barber,  R.  W  

Browne.  H.  Basc'b 

Bissell,  J.  C....   

Boozer,  B.  M  

Ohrietzberg,  A.  M. 

Campbell.  J.  B  

Capers,  W.  T  

Carson,  Wm  

Carlisle,  J.  M  

Cauthen,  A.  J  

Clarke,  W.  A  

Clyde,  T.  J  

Coburn,'J.  R  

Connolly,  M.  A  

Clifton,  J.  A  

Chrietzberg,  H.  P. 

Carlisle,  J.  E  

Counts,  J.  C  

Dagnall,  R.  R  

Darby,  O.  A..  

Derrick,  David  

Duffie,  R.  L  

Duncan,  W.  W  

*Danner,  A.  R  

Dantzler,  D.  D  

Davis,  J.  C  

Dickson,  J.  W  

Dantzler,  D.  Z  

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Elwell,  S.  P.  H  

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Franks,  R.  P  

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Ferguson,  M.  M.... 

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Gatlin,  G.  W  

Gilbert,  T.  E  

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Herbert,  T.  G  

Hill,  S.  J  

Humbert,  J.  W  

Hutto,  Wm..   

Harmon,  G.  T  

Hamer,  L.  M  

Hodges,  E.  T  

Hartin,  Felix  

Johnson,  L.  A  

Jones,  B.  G  

Jones,  S.  B  

Jones,  Simpson. ... 

Jones,  W.  W  

Jones,  R.  Herbert. 

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Orangeburg  S.C 
Spai  tanburg 
Lancaster 
Okalona,  Ker.Co 

Sumter 

Hick'yGrove,SC 

Orangeburg 

Columbia 

Anderson 

Rock  Hill 

Chester 

Fork  Shoals 

Orangeburg 

Black's  Station 

Columbia 

Newberry 

Georgetown 

Georgetown 

Spartanburg 

Winnsboro' 

Saluda 

Rich  Hill  CrRds 
Graham's  Cr.Rd. 
Rock  Hill 
Graham 
Charleston 
Anderson  C. 
Jonesville 
Gafney'sALRR 
Orangeburg 
Columbia 

Spartanburg 

Lydia 

Effingham 

Columbia 

Reidville 
Abbeville   [R  R 
Easley,A&C  A  L 
Williamston 
Lowndesville 
Walterboro' 

McClellanville 
Gourdin  , 
Yorkville 
Marion 
Sumter 
Mullins 
Cokesbury 
Rich  Hill 
Parnassus 
Oak  Hill 
Lydia 
Paris,  Ark. 
Chester 
Folk's  Store 
Pendleton 
i  Swift  Creek 
Ridgeville 
Grahiteville 
Greenville 
Newberry 


*Deceased. 


66 


CONFERENCE  REGISTER  FOR  1878.— Continued. 


Abbreviations. — E,  Elder;  D,  Deacon;  E  Sy,  Supernumerary; 
E  Sd,  Superannuated. 


NAMES. 


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Kilgo,  J.  T  

Kistler,  P.  F  

Kirkland,  W.  D... 

Kirton,  W.  H  

Leard,  Samuel  

Lander,  Samuel.... 

Lawton,  W.  H  

Lester,  A.  H  

Little,  J.  R  

Little,  L.  M  

Loyal,  L.  C  

Lee,  A.  B  

LeGett,  A.  C  

Martin,  Wm  

Massebeau,  J.  B.... 

Melton,  N.  K  

Meynardie,  E.  J.... 

Mitchell,  T  

Mood,  H.  M  

Mood,  J.  A  

Mood,  W.  W  

Mouzon,  W.  P  

Morgan,  H.  J  

Munnerlyn,  T.  W. 

Murray,  J.  W  

Mann,  C.  [)...  

Merritt,  E.  M  

Martin,  W.  S  

Meadors,  W.  P  

McMillan,  D.  J  

McRoy,  J.  W  

McKibben,  M.  A... 

McKain,  J.  K  

Nettles,  A  

Newberry,  I.  J  

Neville,  J.  J  

Oliver,  R.  C.  

Pegues,  v^.  L  

Patterson,  W.  C... 
^Pennington,  E.  J. 

Piatt,  J.  B  

Porter,  J.  A  

Phillips,  T.  P  

Power,  W.  C  

Pooser,  M.  H  

Pooser,  G.  H   

Pritchard,  C.  H.... 

Priee,  E.  G  

Raysor,  Thos  

Rogers,  W.  A  

Russell,  J.  C  

Rowell,  C.  D  

Roundtree,  O.  N... 
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Seale,  David  

Shipp,  A.  M  

Shuford,  J.  L  

Sifley,  J.  L  

Simmons,  D.  J  

Smith, Whitefoord 

Stafford,  A.  J  

Stokes,  A.  J  

Smart,  R.  D..  

Smith,  A.  Coke  

Stoll,  J.  C  

Smith,  J.  F  


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Mar's  Bluff 
Black  Mingo 

Williamston 

Allendale 

Chester 

Little  Rock 

Columbia 

Brighton 

Johnsonville 

Sumter 

Columbia 

Center  Hill 

Orangeburg 

Columbia 

Bennettsville 

Manning 

Graniteville 

Florence 

Bamberg 

Marion  C.  H. 
Chesterfield 
Abbeville 
Cross  Keys 
Goshen  Hill 
Newberry 
Hanging  Rock 
Lynche's  Lake 

Laurens 

Florence 

Spartanburg 

Walhalla 

Spartanburg 

Lynchburg 

Waxhaw 

Holly  Hill 
Greenwood 
Westminster 
Charleston 

Ridgeville 

Cokesbury 

Barnwell 

Branchville 

Winnsboro' 

Shallow  Ford 

Ridgeway 

Mullins 

Nashville,Tenn. 

St.  Matthew 

Greenwood 

Abbeville 

Spartanburg 

Bishopville 

Sumter  " 

Union 

Greenville 

Salter's 

Spartanburg 


♦Deceased. 


CONFERENCE  REGISTER  FOR  1878.— Continued.  67 


Abbreviations. — E,  Elder  ;  _D,  Deacon  ;  E  Sy,  Supernumerary  ; 
E  Sd,  Superannuated. 


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Traywick,  J.  B  

Tiller,  Dove  

Vaughan,  S.  D  

Walker,  H.  A.  C... 

Walker,  A.  W  

Wan  nam  ak  er,  T.  E 

Watts,  John  

Watson,  J.  E  

Weber,  S.  A  

Wells,  G.  H  

Wightman,  J.  T.... 

Wood,  J.  A  

Wood,  Landy  

Workman,  J.  J  

Wells,  R.  N  

Wilson,  J.  B  

Wightman, W.S.F. 
Whitman,  G.  W... 

Wilson,  J.  O.  

Walker,  G.  W  

Walker,  A.  C  

Whitaker,  H.  W... 
Williams,  W.  W... 

Wolling,  J.  W  

Zimmerman  J.  H.. 


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Feb. 
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Dec. 
Dec, 
Nov. 
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Cokesbury 
Cheraw 

Tumb'ng  Shoals 

Ridgeville 
Marion 

Charleston 

Fort  Mill 

Charleston 

Timmonsville 

Spartanburg 

Spartanburg 

Conwayboro' 

Rocky  River 

Charleston 

Early  Branch 

Columbia 

Camden 

Darlington 

Bucksville 

Laurens 

Columbia 

Lynchburg 

Little  Rock 


Preachers  on  Trial,  1878.— James  Simmons  Meynardie,  John  W.  Tarbourx,  Jas. 
S.  Porter,  J.  Thomas  Pate. 

Preachers  on  Trial,  1879.— Wm.  R.  Richardson,  Jas.  W.  Koger,  James  W.  Brown. 

LAY  MEMBERS. 

Charleston  District. --Dr.  W.  B.  Warren,  C.  H.  Muckenfuss,  B.  Stokes,  A.  C. 
Dibble.  Reserves:  Dr.  N.  F.  Kirkland,  Rev.  J.  J.  Murray,  Dr.  R.  C.  Roberts,  Dr. 
H.  Baer. 

Marion  District.— R.  G.  Collins,  L.  R.Hamer,  James  Norton,  Rev.W.  K.  Breeden. 

Orangeburg  District.— ¥.  S.  Dibble,  Dr.  O.  S.  Bowman,  D.  L.  Connor,  G.  W. 
Barton.   Reserves:  M.  J.  Keller,  Rev.  R.  B.  Tarrant. 

Sumter  District. --Rev.  Joseph  Galluchat,  R.  Y.  McLeod,  E.  Rollings,  W.  P. 
Smith.   Reserves :  T.  W.  B.  Smith,  E.  T.  Rembert. 

Florence  District.- J.  Mc.  Hamby,  J.  W.  Reed,  Rev.  W.  H.  Smith,  W.  A.  Bran- 
son.  Reserves:  J.  N.  Parrot%  S.  B.  Newsom,  Jesse  Luckey,  W.  D.  McLeod.  * 

Spartanburg  District.— J,  R.  Switzer,  B.  H.  Maybin,  D.  H.  Sheldon,  W.  T.  Jeter. 
Reserves:  T.  A.  Carlisle,  D.  P.  Duncan,  S.  M.  Rice. 

Columbia  District.— R.  D.  Senn,  R.  H.  Jennings,  David  T.  Ouzts,  Rev.  A.  B. 
Brown.   Reserves  :  J.  H.  Kinsler,  J.  K.  Cook,  J.  D.  Eidson,  G.  J.  Patterson. 

Cokesbury  District.- T.  C.  Lipscomb,  Rev.  J.  M.  Rushton,  W.  D.  Sullivan,  W.  D. 
Mann.   Reserves:  J.  T.  Parks,  L.  C.  Mauldin. 

Greenville  District.-W.  T.  McGill,  W.  S.  Pickens,  W.  L.  Prince,  John  T.  Bram- 
lett.   Reserves :  Rev.  B.  S.  Gaines,  H.  Bates. 


68 


XIII. — Local  Preachers  of  the  South  Carolina  Conference,  1878. 


Charleston  District 

Langly,  Sam'J  

Ledbetter,  T  E  

Pelzer,  Geo  S  

Blanchard,  S  S  

Haselton,  D  B  

Cannon,  Lewis  

Murray,  James  W  

Brandon,  J  C  C  

Wren,  J   

Green,  Sam'l  

Murray,  H  H  

Brabham,  MM  

Bellenger,  Lucius  

Snow,  J  J  

Loyless,  E  B  

Perrv,  Stobo  R  

Porter,  H  F  

Prentiss,  Wm  H  


Orangeburg  District. 

Pettus,  C  B  

Inabinet,  John  

East,  L  M  

Penny,  J  E  

Tarrant,  EB   

Graham,  W  W  

Smith.  W  W  

Fields,  T  S  P  

Crura,  L  J  

Connor,  J  O  A   ... 

Price,  E  A  

Bartlett,  R  A  

Berry,  A  F  


Columbia  District. 

Miller,  B  F  

Bradburn,  Isaac  

Micker,  J  B  

Dargan,  H  

Connor,  J  S  

Senn,  Conrad  

Chapel,  LC  

McCarthy,  J  

Lupo,  E  S  

Harmon,  F  A  

Killian,  Wm  

Ivy,  Adam  

Bass,  HA  

Brown,  A  B  

Barr,  J  W  

Taylor,  Joshua  


Trinity   ... 

Bethel  

Bethel  

Bethel  

Spring  street  

Berkley  Circuit  

Berkley  Circuit  

Cain  Hoy  Circuit.... 
Cain  Hoy  Circuit — 
Cain  Hoy  Circuit — 

Cypress  Circuit  

Bamberg  Circuit...  .. 

Bamberg  Circuit  , 

Colleton  Circuit...  . 
Walterboro  Circuit. 
jWalterboro  Circuit. 
Walterboro  Circuit. 
Yemassee  


Orangeburg  Station 
lOrange  Circuit 


Orange  Circuit  

[Orange  Circuit  

jEdisto  Circuit  

IWilliston  Circuit  

[Williston  Circuit  

jAiken  

I  Orangeburg  Circuit  

JOrangeburg  Circuit  

Edisto  Circuit  


Branchville  Circuit. 


Charleston 

Charleston 

Charleston 

Charleston 

Charleston 

Ml.  Holly 

Monck's  Corner 

McClellanville 

McClellanville 

McClellanville 

Summerville 

Buford's  Bridge 

Bamberg 

Midway 

Grahamville 

Jacksonboro 

Salkehatchie 

Hardeville 


Orangeburg 

St.  Matthew' 

St.  Matthew' 

St  Matthew' 

Blackville 

Williston 

Williston 

Aiken 

Rowesville 

Beeves 

Williston 


Branch 


Columbia  

York  Circuit. 


Winnsboro  ... 

Lexington  Circuit. 
Fairfield  


Fairfield 


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Columbia 


Winnsboro' 
Columbia 


East  Chester. 
Edgefield  


Leesville 


69 

Local  Preachers  of  the  South  Carolina  Conference. — (Continued.) 


Names. 


Post-office. 


Sumter  District. 

Foxworth,  D  A  

Felder,  C  W  

Way  T  A  

Brailsford,  Jos   

Brown,  N  J  

Galluchat,  J  

Craig,  Hugh  

Moore,  Win   

Turner,  J  H  

Plvler,  Conrad  

Plyler,  PM  

Florence  District. 

Alexander,  J  W  B  

Byrd,  Geo  M  

Hendricks,  Jos  E  

Joy,  Miles  

Smith,  Wra  H  

Smith,  J  P  

Baker,  J  M  

James,  Thos  E  

Bartell,  Jasper  

Huggins,  J  S  

Eady,  Martin  

Price,  E  H  

Hamby,  A  

McClenaghan,  H  

Durant,  Dan'l  

Kir  ton,  J  M  

Grier,  L  E  

Parker,  S  F  

Reynolds,  J  J  

Marion  District 

Davis,  J  H  

LeGette,  David   

Bird,  Stephen   

Sweet,  E  L  

LeGette,  W  F  

Baker,  W  B  

Gasque,  S  S  

Hays,  Eben   ... 

Campbell,  S  

Newton,  C  

Breeden,  W  K  

Breeden,  Thos  J  

Douglas,  Jno  

Carson,  J  F  

Stalvey,  Isaiah  

Stalvey,  Geo  , 

Floyd,  Jas  , 

Kirton,  J  P  


Sumter  Circuit  

San  tee  Circuit  

Santee  Circuit  

San  tee  Circuit  

Santee  Circuit  

Manning  Circuit  , 

Chesterfield  Circuit. 
Chesterfield  Circuit. 
Chesterfield  Circuit. 

Zoar  

Zoar  , 


Darlington  Circuit   Cartersville 

Darlington  Circuit   Philadelphia 

Darlington  Circuit  JLydia 

Darlington  Circuit   Timmonsvilh 


Maysville 
Packsville 
Wright's  Bluff 
Packsville 
Fulton 
Manning 
Chesterfield  C  H 
Mt.  Crogan 
Pine  Tree 
Wild  Cat 
Hampton 


Lynchburg  Station  

Lynchburg  Station. 
Lynchburg  Circuit. 
Lynchburg  Circuit. 


Lynchburg 
Lynchburg 
Lynchburg 
Lynch's  Lake 

D  Johnsonville  Circuit... |Lynch's  Creek 
E 
E 
E 
E 
E 
L 
L 
E 
L 
E 


Johnsonville  Circuit...  I  Johnsonville 
Johnsonville  Circuit...  I  Johnsonville 
Johnsonville  Circuit...)  Johnsonville 

Florence   i Florence 

Marr's  Bluff.  ! Mar's  Bluff 

Georgetown 
Kingstree 
Georgetown 
Lynch's  Creek 
Cartersville 


iGourdin  

Gourdin  

! Black  River  Circuit... 

I  Lynch's  Creek  

Timmonsville  


Marion  Station  j  Marion  C  H 

Marion  Circuit   Marion  C  H 

Marion  Circuit  i Marion  C  H 

Marion  C  H 
Marion  C  H 
Marion  C  H 
Marion  C  H 
Oak  Grove 
Mulberry 
Bennettsville 
Bennettsville 
Bennettsville 
Bennettsville 
Georgetown 
Bucksville 
Bucksville 
Nicholas 


Marion  Circuit  

Marion  Circuit  

Marion  Circuit  

Marion  Circuit  

■  Little  Rock  

I  Little  Rock  

Bennettsville  

Bennettsville  

Bennettsville  

Bennettsville  

Waccamaw  Circuit. 
Waccamaw  Circuit. 
Waccamaw  Circuit. 

Pee  Dee  Circuit  

Pee  Dee  Circuit  


70 

Local  Preachers  of  the  South  Carolina  Conference. — ( Continued.) 


Names. 


Charges. 


Post-office. 


Smith,  J  L  

Wilson,  Wright  

Sweat,  N  L  

Spartanburg  District. 

Lee,  Christenberry  

Moore,  P  D  

McEUeheny,  J  T  

Friday,  Jas  L  

Tilman,  Jas  L  

Tucker,  Geo  B  

Birdett,  W  K  

Haynes,  H  M  

Oeland,  Peter  J.  

Cokesbury  District. 

Boyd,  M  M    

White,  Z  D  

Buchanan,  W  R...  

Fernal,    

BoucheJl,  J  M   

Harmon,  A  P  

Bodie,  J  P  

Greenville  District. 

Green.  S  M  

Hutching,  Sam'l  

Thacher,  Wm  

Hughes, Caleb  

Lester,  Geo  W   

Burdett.  G  

Boraan.  Wm  

Hodges,  W  A  

Barnes,  C  V  

Hardin,  W  M  

Major,  M  H.  

Morgan,  F  M  

Smith,  Fletcher  

Durant,  O  L  

Wright,  J  N  

Gains,  B  

Maulden,  M   


Buck  Swamp  [Marion  C  H 

South  Marlboro'  |Clio 

North  Marlboro'   Cheraw 

Spartanburg  Station....  Spartanburg 
Spartanburg  Station...-  Spartanburg 
Spartanburg  Station....  Spartanburg 
Spartanburg  Station....  Spartanburg 
Spartanburg  Station.  ..(Spartanburg 

Goshen  Hill   Santuc 

Laurens   | Laurens  Circuit 

Pacolett  iPacolett 

  Welford 


'Newberry  Circuit  | Newberry 


E 

L  I  Newberry  Station 

D  [Cokesbury  Circuit 

D  i  Cokesburv  Circuit 

E  (Saluda...."  

E  ;South  Abbeville.. 

E  North  Edgefield... 


C 

Newberry  C 


Greenville  Circuit   Greenville 

Greenville  Circuit         Buena  Vista 

Greenville  Circuit... 

Greenville  Circuit         Buena  Vista 

Greenville  Circuit... 


Bushy  Creek 
Holland's  Store 
Storeville  P  O 


Reidville  Circuit  

Anderson  Circuit  

Anderson  Circuit  

Anderson  Circuit  

Sandy  Springs  Circuit 
Senneca  City  Circuit. 
Senneca  City  Circuit. 

Pickens  Circuit  j  Early  Station 

Pickens  Circuit  | 

Pendleton   Central 

Oconee  Mission   Walhalla 


[Walhalla 
Walhalla 


XIV. 

COMMITTEES  OF  EXAMINATION. 


CANDIDATES  FOE,  ADMISSION. 


S.  LEARD, 

P.  F.  KISTLER, 


J.  W-  KELLY, 
J.  T.  KILGO, 


FIRST  YEAR. 


THIRD  YEAR. 


A.  J.  STAFFORD, 
JNO.  O  WILLSON, 
S.  J.  HILL, 
T.  J.  CLYDE. 


J.  S.  BEASLEY, 
G.  W.  WALKER. 


W.  P.  MOUZON, 
W.  D.  KIRKLAND, 


SECOND  YEAR- 


FOURTH  YEAR. 


S.  B.  JONES, 
J.  W.  DICKSON, 
F.  AULD, 
K.  W.  BARBER. 


A.  H.  LESTER, 
R.  D.  SMART, 
L.  M.  HAMER, 
R.  N.  WELLS. 


COURSE  OF  STUDY. 


For  Admission  on  Trial. — The  Bible  in  reference  to  doctrines  generally  ; 
Wesley's  Sermons  on  Justification  by  Faith,  and  on  the  Witness  of  the 
Spirit ;  Book'of  Discipline  ;  the  ordinary  branches  of  an  English  Education. 

First  Year. — The  Bible  in  reference  to  its  historical  and  biographical 
parts  and  chronology  ;  Book  of  Discipline,  with  special  reference  to  Chapter 
1,  Sections  I.  and  II.  ;  Manual  of  Discipline,  Chapters  I.  and  II.  ;  Wesley's 
Sermons,  Volume  I.  ;  Ralston's  Elements  of  Divinity ;  Watson's  Institutes, 
Part  IV.  ;  Preachers  Manual,  History  of  the  organization  of  the  M.  E. 
Church,  South,  by  A.  H.  Redford  ;  Written  Sermon  on  Repentance. 

Boohs  of  Reference. — Watson's  Biblical  and  Theological  Dictionary  ;  Theo- 
logical Compend  ;  Fletcher's  Works;  Watson's  Life  of  Wesley. 

Second  Year. — The  Bible  in  reference  to  its  prophetical  parts  ;  Wesley's 
Sermons,  Volume  II. ;  Watson's  Institutes,  Part  III.  ;  Smith's  Elements  of 
Divinity;  Book  of  Discipline,  with  special  reference  to  Chapters  II.,  III., 
and  IV. ;  Manual  of  Discipline.  Chapters  III  and  IV- ;  Coppee's  Rhetoric  ; 
Written  Sermon  on  Justification  by  Faith. 

Books  of  Reference. — Newton  or  Keith  on  the  Prophecies;  Angus1  Hand- 
book of  the  Bible  ;  Claude's  Essay  on  the  Composition  of  a  Sermon  ;  Wat- 
son's Sermons;  Bickerstith  on  the  Spirit  of  Life  ;  Whately's  Rhetoric. 

Third  Year.— The  Bible  in  reference  to  the  Life  of  Christ ;  Wesley's 
Sermons,  Volume  III. ;  Watson's  Institutes,  Part  II. ;  Coppee's  Logic ; 
Rivers'  Mental  Philosophy  ;  Edgar's  Variations  of  Popery  ;  Book  of  Dis- 
cipline, with  special  reference  to  Chapter  V  ,  to  the  end;  Manual  of  Disci- 
pline, Chapters  V.,  VI.,  and  VII.  ;  Written  Sermon  on  the  Witness  of  the 
Spirit. 

Books  of  Reference. — Young's  Christ  of  History  ;  Neander's  Life  of  Christ; 
Hickok's  Mental  Science  ;  Vinet's  Pastoral  Theology ;  Steven's  History  of 
Methodism;  Paine's  Life  of  McKendree  ;  D'Aubigne's  History  of  the  Re- 
formation ;  Whateley's  Logic. 


72 


Fourth  Year — The  Bible  in  reference  to  the  Acts  and  Epistles,  their 
analysis  and  design  ;  Wesley's  Sermons,  Volume  IV. ;  Watson's  Institutes, 
Parti.;  Powell  on  Apostolic  Succession  ;  Hickok's  Moral  Science;  Mos- 
heim's  Church  History;  Summers  on  Baptism;  Book  of  Discipline,  re- 
viewed; Manual  of  Discipline,  Chapters  VIII.  and  IX. ;  W'ritten  Sermon 
on  Regeneration 

Books  of  Reference. — Butler's  Analogy  ;  Bingham's  Antiquities ;  Rivers' 
Moral  Philosophy  ;  Hoppin's  Homiletics  ;  Wall  on  Infant  Baptism  ;  Litton's 
Church  of  Christ ;  Neander's  Church  History ;  Liddon  on  the  Divinity  of 
our  Lord ;  Conybeare  and  Howson's  Life  and  Epistles  of  St.  Paul. 

Commentaries.— Clark's,  Watson's  Exposition  ;  Wesley's  Notes  ;  Sum- 
mers on  the  Gospels  ;  Stier's  Words  of  the  Lord  Jesus  ;  Lange  on  the  New 
Testament ;  Olhaussen  on  the  New  Testament  ;  Alford  on  the  New  Testa- 
ment;  Bloomfield  on  the  New  Testament;  Macnight  on  the  Epistles; 
Henry's  Exposition  ;  Whitby's  Commentary. 


Note. — The  examination  will  be  confined  to  the  Course  of  Study.  The 
books  of  reference  are  recommended  to  be  read,  and  the  Commentaries  to  be 
consulted. 

The  candidates  for  admission  on  trial,  and  the  several  classes  to  be  ex- 
amined, and  the  members  of  the  Examining  Committees,  are  required  to  be 
present  at  the  seat  of  the  Annual  Conference,  at  9  o'clock  on  the  morning 
of  the  day  next  preceding  the  day  appointed  for  the  meeting  of  the  Con- 
erence,  and  enter  upon  the  prescribed  examinations. 


XV. 

SESSIONS  OF  THE  SOUTH  CAROLINA  CONFERENCE. 


*  l 

,£3 

a 

3 


PLACE. 


DATE. 


PRESIDENT. 


SECRETARY. 


Charleston,  S.  C. 


Finche's  in  Fork 
of  Saluda  and 
Broad  Rivers... 

Charleston,  S.  C. 


Camden,  S-  C  


Augusta,  Ga  

Charleston,  S.  C... 

Camden,  S-  C  

Sparta,  Ga  

Charleston,  S.  C. 
Liberty  Chap.,Ga. 
Charleston,  S.  C... 
Columbia,  S.  C.... 

Camden,  S.  C  

Charleston,  S  C 
Fayetteville,  N.C. 
Milledgeville,Ga. 
Charleston,  S-  C 
Columbia,  S.  C... 

Augusta,  Ga*  

Camden,  S.  C  

Charleston,  S.  C... 
Columbia,  S.  C... 

Augusta,  Ga  

Savannah,  Ga  

Charleston,  S.  C. 
Wilmington,  NCf 
Milledgeville,Ga 

Augusta,  Ga  

Camden,  S.  C  

Charleston,  S.  C... 
Columbia,  S.  C.J 
Fayetteville,  N.C. 
Darlington,  S.  C... 
Lincolnton,  N.  C. 


22,  17871  Coke  and  Asbury. 
12,  1788J Francis  Asbury. 
17,  1789  Coke  and  Asbury. 


Mar 

Feb.  15,  1790 j  Francis  Asbury 


Dec. 
Jan. 


22,  1791 
14,  1792 
24,  1792 


Dec 


Jan. 
Dec. 


Jan. 
Dec. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Feb. 


Jan. 
Jan. 
Feb. 
Jan. 


1794 
1795 
1796 
1797 
1798 
1799 
1800 
1801 
1802 
1803 
1804 
1805 
1805 
1806 
1807 
1808 
1809 
1810 
1811 
1812 
1814 
1814 
1815 
1816 
1818 
1818 
1820 
1821 
1822 
1823 
1824 
1825 
1826 
1827 
1828 
1829 
1830 
1831 
1832 
1833 


Coke  and  Asbury. 
Francis  Asbury. 
Francis  Asbury. 


Francis  Asbury. 
Francis  Asbury. 
Francis  Asbury. 
Coke  and  Asbury. 
Jonathan  Jackson. 
Francis  Asbury. 
Francis  Asbury. 
F.Asbury  &Whatcoat 
Francis  Asbury. 
Francis  Asbury. 
Coke  and  Asbury. 
Asbury  &  Whatcoat. 
Asbury  &  Whatcoat. 
Francis  Asbury. 
Francis  Asbury. 
Asbury  &  McKendree 
Asbury&  McKendree 
Asbury&  McKendree 
Asbury&  McKendree 
Asbury  &  McKendree 
Asburv&  McKendree 
Asbury&  McKendree 
Wm.  McKendree. 
McKendree  &George 
Wm.  McKendree. 
Robert  R.  Roberts. 
Enoch  George. 
Enoch  George. 
McKendree  &George 
Robert  R.  Roberts. 
Enoch  George. 
Robert  R.  Roberts. 
Joshua  Soule. 

McKendree,  Roberts  &  Soule. 

Joshua  Soule. 
Wm.  McKendree. 
Joshua  Soule. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Elijah  Hedding. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 


Not 
Not 
Not 
Not 
Not 
Not 
Not 


known, 
known, 
known, 
known, 
known, 
known, 
known. 


Not  known. 
Not  known. 
Not  known. 
Not  known. 
Not  known. 
Jesse  Lee. 
Jesse  Lee. 
Jeremiah  Norman 
Nicholas  Snethen. 
Nicholas  Snethen. 
Nicholas  Snethen. 
John  McVean. 
James  Hill. 
Lewis  Myers. 
Lewis  Myers. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Alexander  Talley. 
Alexander  Talley. 
Alexander  Talley. 
Samuel  K.  Hodges 
Samuel  K.  Hodges 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
Samuel  K.  Hodges 
Samuel  K.  Hodges 
Wm.  M.  Kennedy. 
John  Howard. 
Samuel  W.  Capers 
W.  M.  WTightman. 
W.  M.  Wightman. 


•Removed  from  Louisville,  Ga. 
^Georgia  Conference,  set  off. 

10 


fRemoved  from  Fayetteville,  N.  C. 


74 

SESSIONS  OF  THE  SOUTH  CAROLINA  CONFERENCE — [Continued.] 


PLACE. 


DATE. 


PRESIDENT. 


SECRETARY. 


Charleston,  S.  C... 
Columbia,  S  C... 
Charleston,  S  C... 
Wilmington,  N.C. 

Columbia,  S.  C  

Cheraw,  S.  C  

CharlestQn,  S.  C... 

Camden,  S.  C  

Charlotte,  N.  C... 
Cokesbury,  S.  C. 
Georgetown,  S.  C. 
Columbia,  S.  C-... 
Fayetteville.  N.  C. 
Charleston,  S.  C... 
Wilmington,  N.  C, 
Spartanburg,  S.  C, 

Camden,  S  C  

WTadesboro',  N.  C, 
Georgetown,  S.  C. 

Sumter,  S.  C  

Newberry,  S.  C... 
Columbia,  S.  C... 

Marion,  S.  C  

Yorkville,  S.  C... 
Charlotte,  N.  C  ... 
Charleston,  S.  C  .. 
Greenville,  S  C... 

Columbia,  S.  C  

Chester,  S.  C  

Spartanburg,  S.  C, 

Sumter,  S.  C  

Newberry,  S.  C... 
Charlotte,  N.  C.  .. 

Marion,  S.  C.   

Morganton,  N.  C.« 
Abbeville,  S  C... 

Cheraw,  S.  C  

Charleston,  S.  C. 
Spartanburg,  S.  C. 
Anderson,  S.  C... 

Sumter,  S.  C  

Greenville,  S.  C— 
Orangeburg,  S  C 

Chester,  S.  C  

Columbia,  S.  C  

Newberry,  S.  C..., 


Feb. 


Jan. 


Feb.  10 
Jan.  26 
Feb.  8 

Dec.  25 
"  10 
Jan.  13 
12 

Dec.  20 
"  19 
«  18 
"  10 
Jan.  5 
Nov.  23 
"  15 
"  28 
"  19 
"  25 
Dec.  1 
Nov.  30 
Dec  13 
12 
11 
10 
v.  16 
1 

Dec.  23 
11 
16 
15 
7 

13 
12 
10 
16 
15 
13 
12 
11 


No 


1834 
1835 
1836 
1837 
1838 
1839 
1840 
1841 
1842 
1843 
1844 
1844 
1845 
1847 
1848 
1848 
1849 
1850 
18  M 
1853 
1853 
1854 
1855 
1856 
1857 
1858 
1859 
1860 
1861 
1862 
1863 
1864 
1865 
1866 
1867 
1868 
1869 
1870 
1871 
1872 
1873 
1874 
1875 
1876 
1877 
1878 


Emory  and  Andrew. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
Malcolm  McPherson 
Thomas  A.Morris. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
Thomas  A.  Morris. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
B.  Waugh. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
Joshua  Soule. 
Joshua  Soule. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
Wm.  Capers. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
Wm.  Capers. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
Robert  Paine. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
Wm.  Capers. 
Robert  Paine 
George  F.  Pierce. 
John  Early. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
Robert  Paine. 
J.  O  Andrew. 
John  Early. 
Robert  Paine. 
J.  O.  Andrew. 
John  Early. 
George  F.  Pierce. 
George  F.  Pierce. 
George  F.  Pierce. 
Wm.  M.  Wightman. 
David  S.  Doggett. 
Wm.  M.  Wightman. 
H.  H.  Kavenaugh. 
George  F.  Pierce 
Robert  Paine. 
Robert  Paine. 
Holand  N.  McTyeire 
Enoch  M.  Marvin. 
J.  C.  Keener. 
H.  H.  Kavenaugh. 
D.  S.  Doggett. 
Wm.  M.  Wightman. 


Wm.  M. Wightman 
Wm.  M. Wightman 
Wm.  M.AVightman 
Wm.  M.  Wightman 
Wm.  Capers. 
Wm.  M. Wightman 
Wm.  M. Wightman 
Jos.  H.  Wheeler. 
Jos.  H.  Wheeler. 
Jos.  H.  Wheeler. 
Jos.  H.  Wheeler. 
Jos.  H.  Wheeler. 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  Mr  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
P.  A.  M.  Williams 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F.  A.  Mood. 
F  M.  Kennedy. 
F.  M.  Kennedy. 
F.  M.  Kennedy. 
F.  M.  Kennedy. 
Wm.  C.  Power. 
Wm.  C.  Power. 
Wm.  C.  Power. 
Wm.  C.  Power. 
Wm.  C.  Power, 
Wm.  C.  Power. 
Wm.  C  Power. 


XVI. 

IN  MEMORIAM 


"  Strong  Son  of  God,  immortal  Love, 

Whom  we  that  have  not  seen  Thy  face, 
By  faith  and  faith  alone  embrace, 

Believing  where  we  cannot  prove. 

•'  Thine  are  these  orbs  of  light  and  shade  ; 

Thou  madest  life  in  man  and  brute  ; 

Thou  madest  Death  ;  and  lo,  Thy  foot 
Is  on  the  skull  which  thou  hast  made." 


THE  DEAD 


W  « 

fl  a  w 

o  2  s 
w 

«  A 


Names. 


Place  of  Birth. 


Time  of 
Death. 


Peace  of  Burial. 


7-1 


2  8 


f  Woolman  Hickson 
I  John  Major, 

Henrj  Bingham, 
|  James  Connor, 
Wyatt  Andrews, 
John  Tunnel, 
Lemuel  Andrews, 
Benj.  Carter, 
Hardy  Herbert,  ' 
Richard  Ivy, 
Reuben  Ellis, 
James  King, 
John  N.  Jones, 
James  Tolleson, 
Moses  Wilson, 
Benj.  Jones, 
Tobias  Gibson, 
Nicholas  Watters, 
Geo.  Dougherty, 
Bennett  Kendrick, 
Thos.  Dickinson, 
Samuel  Mills, 
Jacob  Rumph, 
Lewis  Hobbes, 
Richmond  Nolly, 
I  vVm.  Partridge, 
;  Anthony  Senter, 
|  Henry  Fitzgerald, 


Virginia 

Buckingham  Co,Va 


In  the  West 
North  Carolina 

North  Carolina 
Gloucester,  Va 
Virginia 
South  Carolina 

Georgetown  Co,S  C 
Marion  Co,  S  C 
An'e  Arundel  Co  Va 
Newberry,  S  C 
Virginia, 
North  Carolina 
Nothampton,  N  C 
Orangeburg  Co,  SCj 
Burke  Co,  Ga 
Virginia 
Sussex  Co,  Va 
Lincolnton,  N  C 
North  Carolina 


1782 
1783 
1785 
1787 
1789 
1777 
,1787 
'1787 
1788 
1781 
1777 
1794 
1790 
1791 
1795 
1801 
1792 
1770 
179S 
1799 
1811 
1S02 
1S0S 
LSOS 
INKS 

1780 
1809 
1818 


Nov.  20, 

Feb'ry, 
Sept  18, 
July  16, 
Aug 


April  5, 
Aug  10, 
Mar  23, 
April  5, 

June  8, 
Sept  11, 

Nov.  24, 
May  17, 
Dec  23, 
Sept  19, 


178X 
17881 
1788 
1789 
1790 
1790 
1790 
1792) 
1794 ; 25 
1790 
1796! 
1797 1 25 
1798 
1800 1 
18031 
1804! 30 
1804  30 
1804  65 
1807 
1807 
1811 
1811 
1812  35 
1814(31 
1815  30 
1817:63 
1817 1 32 
1819| 22 


New  York,  N  Y 
Lincoln  Co.,  Ga 
Cattle  Creek,  CG,S  C 
Augusta  Ga 
Cherokee,  S  C 
Sweet  Spr,  East  Tenn 
|Santee,  S  C 
I  Washington,  Ga 
! Norfolk,  Va 
Sussex  Co,  Va 
Baltimore,  Md 
Bethel,  Charleston, SC 
dethel,  Charleston,SC 
Portsmouth,  Va 
Kershaw  Co,  S  C 
Bladen  Co,  N  C 
I  Natchez,  Miss 
!  Bethel,  Charleston.SC 
I  Wilmington,  N  C 
Marlboro'  Co,  S  C 
Cypress  Ct,  S  C 
Camden ,  S  C 
[Bethel,  Charleston,SC 
(Georgia 

I  Catahoula  Par,  La 

!  Sparta,  Ga 
Georgetown,  S  C 
Bethel,  Charleston.SC 


IN 


Thou  wilt  not  leave  us  in  the  dust; 

Thou  madest  man,  he  knows  not  why ; 

He  thinks  he  was  not  made  to  die ; 
And  Thou  hast  made  him,  Thou  art  just. 

1  Eternal  process  moving  on, 

From  state  to  state  the  spiiit  walks; 
And  these  are  but  the  shattered  stalks, 
Or  ruined  chrysalis  of  one." 


1  0  • 

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Names. 

Place  of  Birth,  i  9  2 

\s  - 

Time  of 
Death. 

Place  of  Burial. 

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it 
< 

28f|Chas.  Dickenson, 
I  |  John  Dix, 
I  i Benjamin  Crane 
.  Daniel  Asbmy, 

Isaac  Oslin, 
!  James  Norton, 
13<i  Benj.  Rhodes, 
Isaac  Hartley, 
John  L.  Greaves, 
John  Gamewell, 
[  Asbury  Morgan, 
John  Coleman, 
I  George  Hill, 


John  Honour, 
Thomas  L.  Winn, 
Trist.  Stack  house, 
i  Absalom  Brown, 
Jas.  J.  Richarason 
Thomas  Neill, 
!  Isaac  Smith. 
Josiah  Freeman, 
Parley  W.  Clenny, 
|Geo.  W.Jiuggins 


o 

B 

o 


88 


Samuel  Bozeman, 
[Angus  McPherson 

Thomas  C.  Smith, 
[Benj.  Bell, 
(John  Bunch, 

Thomas  D.  Turpin 


Wm.  M.  Kennedy, 
Jehu  G.  Postell, 
Christian  G.  Hill, 
BartlettThomason , 
John  N.  Davies, 
Jacob  Nipper, 
Abel  Hoyle, 
Newton  Goudeloch 
John  McMakin, 
John  S.  Capers, 
James  Jenkins, 
John  Tarrant, 

Joseph  Moore, 
Reddick  Bunch, 
Dan'l  G.  McDaniel, 
Sam'l  Dunwody, 
Campbell  Smith, 
William  Capers, 
James  Dannelly, 
Jacob  Hill, 
Sam'l  W.  Capers. 
John  W.  J.  Harris, 
Wm.  M.  Easterling, 
Edwd.  D.  Boy  den 
Charles  S.  Walker, 
John  A.  Minnick, 
Frederick  Rush, 


Moore  Co,  N  C 
Robinson  Co,  N  C 

Fairfax  Co,  Va 


South  Carolina 
South  Carolina 

Meckl'burg  Co,  N  C 

Charleston,  S  C 

Charleston,  S  C 
Abbeville  Co,  S  C 
South  Carolina 
Fairfield  Co,  S  C 
Marion  Co,  S  C 
Burke  Co,  N  C 
Virginia 

Oglethorpe  Co,  Ga 
Anson  Co,  N  C 
Marion  Co,  S  C 
North  Carolina 
Cumo'land  Co,  N  C 
Richmond  Co,  N  C 
Montgo'ery  Co,  N  C 
Charleston,  S  C 

Maryland 


North  Carolina 
York  Co,  S  C 
Charleston,  S  C 
Laurens  Co,  S  C 
MecklenburgCo.NC 
Richland  Co,  S  C 
Lincoln  Co,  N  C 
Union  Co,  S  C 
North  Carolina 
South  Carolina 
Marion  Co,  S  C 
Virginia 

Virginia 
South  Carolina 
Georgetown,  D  C 
Chester  Co,  Pa 
Marlboro'  Co,  S  C 
StThosPar  ofSC 
Columbus  Co,  Ga 
North  Carolina 
Georgetown,  S  C 
Union  Co,  S  c 
Colleton  Co,  S  C 
Charleston,  S  C 
Charleston,  S  C 
Edgegeld.  S  C 
Orangeburg  Co,  S  C 


1811 
1818 
1823 
1786 
1824 
1800 
1818 
1825 
1818 
1800 
1818 
1827 
181H 

1827 
1817 
183o 
1828 
182!) 
1820 
1784 
1822 
1882 
1833 
1833 
1826 
1828 
1820 
1812 

1829 


lsor, 
1880 
1818 
1888 
1834 
188!) 
1887 
1842 
1837 
1840 
1792 


Sept  l 
June  14 


1820 
1828 
1824 
182r, 
182.-, 


36  Washington  Co,  Ga 
56  North  Carolina 

I 

63  Lincoln  Co,  N  C 

I 


Aug  26    1825  38  Columbia,  S  C 


Oct  7 
Sept  25 


Sept  19 
Oct  9 


July  9 
July  21 
July  20 
Nov  27 
Oct  5 
Oct 

Nov  4 
Nov  27 
Jan  27 
Sept  7 

July  26 


Feb  22, 
April 
Aug  11, 

June, 

Sept  8, 


1820 
1820 
1820 
1828 


Georgetown,  S  C 
Georgetown,  S  C 


Conwayboro'  S  C 

1828  31  Bethel,  Charleston 

1828 i  | 

1829  32  Milledgeville,  Ga 

I  I 

1830  60  Trinity  Ch,Charlest'n 

1830  32  Camden,  S  C 
1831|     Cyprus  Ct,  S  C 

1833  I  Montgomery  Co,  N  C 
1833  28  Lin  coin  ton,  N  C 

1833  27  Newberry,  S  C 

1834  76  Georgia 

1831  37  Columbia,  S  C 

1835  23  Rembert's,  Sumter  Ct 
1835  27  Horry  Co,  S  C 

1835  29  Richmond  Co,  N.  C 
1830  34  Ebeneezer.  Newb'rry 

1837  30  Montgomery,  N  C 

1838  37  Anson  Co,  N  C 

1838  45  Friendship  Church, 
I    |      Cooper  River  Ct 

1838  33  Lowndesville,  Ab- 
i    I      beville  Co,  S  C 


June  24. 


1809 1  April  1, 

1791 1  Feb  14, 
1850  Feb  14, 
181  li 

1806  July  8, 
1884  Dec  27, 
1808  Jan  29, 
D18 
1811 

1828 
ISIS 
1851 
1851 
1834 


1840 
1840 
1840 
1841 
1844 
1844 
1844 
1845 
1840 
1816 
1847 
1819 


Apl  28, 
June  10, 
June  22, 
Sept  10, 
Sept  29, 


Jan  18, 

1887;  Feb  20, 
1S29  Aug  8, 


1°51  84 
1851 
1853 
1854 
1854 
1855 
1855 
1855  05 
1855 1 58 
1855  31 
1855 1 89 
1856129 
18571411 
1 858  40 

1858  56 1 


Columbia.  S  C 
(Charleston,  S  C 
j Bethel,  Charleston 
Orangeburg  Ct,  S  C 
Columbia,  S  C 
Darlington  C  H,  S  C 
Monroe  Co,  S  C 
Union  Ct,  S  C 
North  Carolina 
Union  Black  Sw'p  Ct 
Camden,  S  C 
Anson  Co,  N  C 

Edgefield,  S  C 
Hardeeville,SC 
Camden,  S  C 
Tab'cle,  Abbeville  Co 
Rutherford  Co,  N  C 
Columbia,  S  C 
Lowndesville,  S  C 
Catawba  Circuit,  N  C 
Camden,  S  C 
Columbia,  S  C 
Monroe  Co,  S  C 
Charleston,  S  C 
Spartanburg,  S  C 
Waccamaw  Neck,  S  C 
Ashepoo,  S  C 


"Nor  blame  I  Death,  because  he  bare 
The  use  of  virtue  out  of  earth  : 

I  know  transplanted  human  worth 
Will  bloom  to  profit  otherwhere." 

"  With  God,  which  ever  lives  and  loves, 
One  God,  one  law,  one  element, 

And  one  far  off  divine  event 
To  which  the  whole  creation  moves." 


35- 


21  i 


144  1 1 


NAMES. 


Wm.  E.  Boone. 
James  L.  Belin, 
J.  T.  DuBose, 
Wm.  J.  Jackson, 
Hugh  E.  Ogburn, 
Henry  Bass, 
Reddick  Pierce, 
Chas.  F.  Campbell. 
A.  H.  Harmon, 

G.  G.  W.  DuPree, 
Henry  H.  Durant, 
Addison  P  Martin 
J.  L.  McGregor, 
Paul  AM  Williams 
Lindsey  C  Weaver 
A.  B.  McGilvray, 
Geo.  W.  Moore, 
James  F.  Wilson, 
Wm  C  Kirkland, 
Wm.  M.  Wilson, 
Algernon  S.  Link, 
Sam'l  Townsend, 
Dan'l  N.  Ogburn, 
Wm.  A.  McSwain, 
Hilliard  C  Parsons 
Cornelius  McLeod 
John  D.  W.  Crook 
J.  Wesley  Miller, 
WAHemmingway 
Tracy  R.  Walsh, 
Wm.  Crook, 
John  P.  Morris, 
Bond  English, 
Hartwell  Spain, 
James  Stacey, 
Alexius  M  Forster 
Robert  J.  Boyd, 
W.  A.  Gamewell 
M.  G.  Tuttle, 

Evan  ALemmond 
John  R.  Pickett, 
Edward  G.  Gage, 
Alex.  W.  Walker, 
Charles  Betts, 
A.  L.  Smith, 
C.  Thomason, 
N.  Talley. 
Chas.  Wilson, 
J.  Lee  Dixon, 
C  H  Pritchard,  Jr., 

H.  Bass  Green, 
Malcom  V.  Wood, 
J.  Claudius  Miller, 
A.  McCorquodale, 
Ed.  L.  King, 
Wm.  H.  Fleming, 
T.  S.  Daniels, 

R.  R.  Pejjues, 

E.  J.  Pennington, 

A.  R.  Danner, 


Place  of  Birth. 


5£ 


TIME  OF 
DEATH. 


PLACE  OF  BURIAL. 


Hamlin.  N  C 
All  Saints,  S  C 
Darlington  Co,  S  C 
Jackson  Co,  Ga 
South  Carolina 
Berlin,  Conn 
Halifax  Co,  N  C 
Marion  Co.  S  C 
Cleaveland,  N  C 
Greenville,  S  C 
Horry  Co,  S  C 
Laurens  Co,  S  C 
Anson  Co,  N  C 
Colleton  Co,  S  r, 
Spartanburg  Co 
Isle  Skye,Scotland 
Charleston,  S  C 
Marlboro'  Co,  S  C 
Barnwell  Co,  S  C 

Catawba  Co,  N  C 
Marlboro'  Co,  S  C 
Chesterfield,  S  C 
Stanly  Co,  N  C 
Sumter  Co,  S  C 

Orangeburg  Co.  SC 
Charleston,  S  C 
Black  Mingo,  S  C 
South  Carolina 
Chester  Co,  S  C 
Devon,  England 
Kershaw  Co,  S  C 
Wake  Co,  N  C 
Lincolnton,  N  C 
Brunswick,  N  C 
Chester  Co,  S  C 
Darlington  Co, SC 


lS50|Oct 


Union  Co,  N  C 
Fairfield  Co,  S  C 
Union  Co,S  C 
Charleston,  S  C 
North  Carolina 
Marlboro  Co,  S  C 
South  Carolina 
Richmond.  Va 
Barnwell  Co,  S  C 
Kershaw  Co,  S  C 
Fayetteville.  N  C 
Colleton,  S  C 
South  Carolina 
Charleston,  S  C 
Arerylshire,  Scot'd 
Fairfield  Co,  S  C- 
Charleston,  S  C 
Edgefield,  S  C 
Marlboro'  Co,  S  C 
Charleston,  S  C 
Walterboro',  S  C 


1X11 

1X53 
1X27 

1X3X 
1811 
180.5 

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1848 
IS.",!) 
1834 
1847 
1857 
is:  57 
1859 
ls.32 
1X25 
I860 
1837 
1860 
185!) 
ls:;i; 
1S53 
is; «) 
1847 

is;:: 
1851 
1850 
1851 
ls:«i 
1825 
ISOli 
1821 
1  16 
1S3<> 
1837 
1834 
1X34 
L867 

1856 
1835 
1856 
1834 
1X18 
1847 
1863 
1811 
1831 


May 
July 
Aug 
Jan 
Mav 
July 

Aug 
Aug 
Dec 
Aug 

Jan 
Feb 
June 
Aug 
Jan 
Mar 
sept 
Nov 
July 

Jan 
Jan 
April 
May 
Jan 
May 
Oct 
Nov 
Jan 
Mar 
Mar 
May 
Oct 
Sept 
Oct 


29,  1858 
19,  1859 
25,  1859 
11,  1859 

19,  1860 
13,  1860 

24,  1860 
1860 

20. 1861 

27,  1861 

3,  1861 

13,  1862 
1862 
1863 

28,  1^63 
9,  1863 

16,  1863 

18,  1864 

29,  1864 
11,  1864 

14,  1864 
31,  1865 

1865 
1,  1866 

20,  1866 
9,  1866 
1,  1866 

20,  1866 

19,  1867 

20,  1867 

25,  1867 
24,  1868 

4,  1868 
9,  1868 
1,  1868 

28,  1868 
3,  1869 

30,  1869 
1869 


Feb 
Mai- 
Mar 


Sept  30, 


Nov 
May 
Apl 


1872  Dec 

1873  Jan 
1872 
1872  Aug 
1870 

1830  Nov 
1839  Nov 
1841  Apl 
1839  Aug 
1855  Oct 
1849  Dec 
Oct 


1870 
1870 
1870 
187o 
1872 
1872 
1872 
1873 
1X73 
1873 
1874 
1874 
1874 
1875 
1875 
1X75 
1877 
1877 
1877 
1877 
1878 


28|  Aiken,  S  C 

71  Waccamaw  Neck,S  C 

37  Darlington  Co,  S  C 

54  Marlboro'  Co,  S  C 

43  Williamsburg  Co,  S  C 

73  Tabernacle,  Abbeville 

77  Rocky  Swamp,  S  C 

25  Marion  Co,  S  C 

39  Mt  Carmel,  Lancaster 
23  Anson  Co,  N  C 

47  Spartanburg,  S  C 
37  Laurens  Co,  S  C 

40  North  Carolina 
47  Colleton  Co,  S  C 

26  Glen  dale,  S  C 

64  Greenville  Co,  S  C 
63  Bethel,  Charleston 
25  Darlington  Co,  S  0 
50  Spartanburg,  S  C 
25  Charleston,  S  C 

27  Catawba  Co,  S  C 

50  Columbia,  S  C 
32  Orangeburg,  S  C 

51  Laurens  Co,  S  0 

41  Wadesboro',  N  C 
53  Richland  Co,  S  C 

45  Orangeburg  Co,  S  Co 
36  Darlington  C  H,  S  C 
30  Manning  C  H,  S  C 
59|Bennettsville,  S  0 

62  York  Co,  S  C 

21  Darlingten  C  H,  S  C 
71  Sumter  <;  H,S  c 
3  Summerton,  S  C 
60  Sumter  C  H,  S  C 
80  Cokesbury,  S  C 

63  Marion  C  H,  S  C 
Spartanburg,  S  C 

23  McDowell,  N  C 

Anson  Co,  N  C 
Chester,  S  C 
Columbia,  S  C 
Spartanburg,  S  C 
Marion  C  H,  S  C 
Spartanburg,  S  C 
Unionville,  8  C 
Columbia,  b  C 
Orangeburg,  S  C 
Spartanburg,  S  C 
Greenville,  S  C 
Colleton,  S  C 
Conwayboro',  S  C 
Charleston,  S  C 
Bishopville,  S  C 
Columbia,  S  (J 
Charleston,  S  C 
Edgefield,  S  0 
Marlboro',  S  C 
Charleston 
Cypress  C  G 


THE  OIXTL^ 


"ONE-STUDY"  FEMALE  COLLEGE 

I^T  THE  SOUTH. 

ilUamston  j|emale  allege, 

WILLIAMSTON,  S.  C. 

SESSIONS  OPEN  FIRST  MONDAY  IN  FEBRUARY  AND  AUGUST. 


FACULTY. 

SCHOOL  OF  LETTERS. 

Kev.  S.  LANDER,  A.  M.,  D.  D.,  President. 

Prof.  GEO.  E.  PRINCE,  A.  B. 

Miss  IDA  E.  LANGDON. 

Mrs.  MATTIE  L.  PRINCE. 

Miss  FKANCIADE  WAGNER. 

Mrs.  ALICE  L.  AMMEN. 

SCHOOL  OF  ARTS. 

Prof.  MARCUS  AMMEN. 
Miss  AUGUSTA  M.  HA  GEN. 
Miss  ADA  LINEBACK. 
Mrs.  LAURA  A.  LANDER. 

LEADING  PECULIARITIES. 

1.  The  One-Study  Plan. — During  the  first  five  weeks,  the  Academic 
•Classes  recite  three  times  a  day  in  Arithmetic  and  once  in  Spelling ;  and  the 
Collegiate  Classes,  three  times  in  either  Algebra,  Geometry,  or  Trigonometry, 
once  in  Arithmetic,  and  once  in  Spelling. 

-  The  next  five  weeks  are  devoted  to  Natural  Science ;  the  next,  to  Lan- 
guages ;  and  the  last,  to  Belles-Lettres.  After  an  experience  of  three  Ses- 
sions, we  firmly  believe  that  our  labors  are  fully  fifty  per  cent,  more  service- 
able to  our  pupils  than  they  were  under  our  former  system  of  crowding 
several  difficult  studies  on  their  attention  at  once. 

2.  Semi-Annual  Course. — New  classes  are  formed  every  Session,  instead 
of  only  once  a  year,  as  formerly.  New  pupils  are  more  easily  classified,  a 
higher  standard  of  scholarship  is  practicable,  and  graduation  may  occur 
equally  well  in  June  or  December. 

3.  Premiums. — Every  regular  pupil  whose  sessional  average  is  80  per 
-cent.,  or  more,  is  entitled  to  a  discount  of  from  10  to  50  per  cent,  from  her 
next  Session's  regular  tuition. 

RATES  PER  SESSION  OF  TWENTY  WEEKS. 

Board,  excluding  Washing  and  Lights  $60.00 

Incidental  Tax   1.00 

Regular  Tuition,  $10.00,  $12.50,  $15,00,  or   20.00 

Instrumental  Music   20.00 

Vocal  Music,  Special  Lessons   20.00 

Drawing,  Special  Lessons   10.00 

Oil  Painting,  Special  Lessons   20.00 

Book  Rent,  from  $1.00  to   5.00 

Washing,  from  $5.00  to   7.00 

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COLUMBIA,  S.  G. 


FACULTY. 


Hon.  J.  L.  JONES,  A.  M., 
President,  and  Professor  of  Moral  and 
Mental  Science,  Elocution,  and 
Higher  Mathematics. 

Rev.  J.  WALTER  DTCKSON,  A.  M., 
Professor  of  Natural  Science,  Ancient 
Languages  and  Arithmetic. 

W.  H.  ORCHARD, 
Professor  of  Music. 

Rev.  E.  J.  MEYNARDIE,  A.  M.,  D.  D., 
Lecturer  Emeritus  on  ^Esthetics 
and  Biblical  Literature. 

EDGAR  VON  FINGERLIN, 
M.  A.,  Ph.  L., 
Professor  of  German,  French,  Italian, 
and  Spanish.    4®=  Converses  fluently 
and  Ireely  in  these. 


Iustructress  in  Kindergarten,  Calis- 
thenics, Polytechnics,  Drawing  . 
and  Painting. 
Miss  ANNIE  SMITH, 
Instructress  in  Modern  Languagesand 
English  Studies. 
Mrs.  M.  F.  BRADY, 
Instructress  in  Wax  and  Hair  Work, 
and  Embroidery,  &c. 
Miss  LIZZIE  ORCHARD, 
Instructress  in  Music. 
Miss  HELEN  McM ASTER, 
Principal  Preparatory  Department 
and  Assistant-Instructress  in 
Calisthenics. 
MISS  ELLA  DUDLEY, 
Instructress  in  Telegraphy. 


curat  SY8TBBS* 

INCLUDING 

High  literary  and  Scientific  Course, 
Latest  Modes  of  Instruction, 
lecture  System,  Calisthenics,  Klocution, 

Kindergarten,      Telegraphy,  Polytechnics, 


EDUCATES  THE  MIND,  MORALS,  BODY  AND  HABITS. 


See  !  This  causes  the  education  of  the  whole  of  humanity.  Fogies  left  behind* 
Education  must  keep  pace  with  the  wants  of  the  age.  Seven  languages  taught,  if  de- 
sired, without  extra  charge.  A  saving  of  $30.00  per  year.  The  only  Female  College 
belonging  to  the  South  Carolina  Conference.  The  cheapest  according  to  advan- 
tages. Patronage  from  five  States.  Number  of  pupils  in  actual  attendance,  now, 
over  100.   Annual  aggregate,  130  to  150. 

College  in  session  from  September  to  June.  Students  enter  at  any  time.  No 
boarder  ever  quit  us  to  go  to  another,  in  twenty-five  years.  Insure  complete 
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