The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-01-29

Eent dIstillery recently owned by
Mr. Mark Durham end which is sit
uated near MISUNDERSTANDING
Herald.
The farmer who pitches his crop this
year on the "hog and hominy" plan,
can't miss it unless the seasons fail.
And even then he will come out better
than the one who plants cotton to the
neglect of food crops.
Married, on Thursday, January 90,
1902, at $50 o'clock q. NJ, at the home
OF the brides father, Hugh A. McKin-
ney, by Rev. VIM. Brown, Mr.. w.
Alfred FAINT and Miss Linda McKin-
ney, both of Anderson.
There are about $4,000 Taxpayers in
this County, and up to last night only
hl10 OF these have secured their re-
celpts from County Treasurer Payne.
The time for payment without tho pen
atty expires March 1st.
The Anderson Water, Light and
Power Company has received its big
engine, which is now being placed in
position at the sub station. In anoth-
er week or ten days it is hoped to have
the streets again lighted.
The attention Of our readers ia di-
rected to the new advertisement of
Hall Bros, who are now offering their
stock OF clothing, gents furnishing
goods, ETC., at greatly reduced prices
to make room for their spring stock.
Mcta, the 12-year- old daughter of A.
.. Schrader. died at her home at Mill
vile last Sunday evening from an at
tack OF measles followed by pneumo-
MIA. The remains were buried in the
Salem Churchyard Tuesday morning.
A little son of NJ. B. Owens and O
little daughter of Nj. T. Stacks died at
their respective homes at Millville last
Friday within few hours of each 9TH
er, after brief illness. The remains
were buried on Saturday at Silver
Brook Cemetery.
Our venerable friend, Mai. G. w.
Cox, of Belton, who has been in feeble
health for several months, has been
spending week or more in the CITY
with his son, w. F. Cox. He is now
improving, and we hope he will soon be
restored to his usual good health.
County Supervisor Vandiver has Sc
cured a number of convicts from the
State to work in the chain gang of this
County. 1t is proposed to divide the
gang into two sections and when the
rough weather is over the work on the
public roads will be pushed rapidly.
We notice that while q lot of grain
has been planted, there is very little OF
it up The farmers say the oats are
pretty much all killed out by the
freezes. The wheat is not so badly
injured. Some farmers have de-
cided to replant the land they now have
in oats.
The Columbia State of the o2nd inst
says: Magistrate B. F. Wilson, of An
derson, is in the city in attendance on
the Federal Court, and was visitor on
the floor of the House last night. A
gentleman who used to be a soldier had
mistaken him for Gen. Otis, of the
United States army"
r. Henry Bolt, accompanied by his
wife and son, of Otterbein, Ind, ar
rived in Anderson few days ago
They will spend several weeks in the
County visiting Mr.. Bolts parents and
other relatives. The visit of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bolt is source of much pleasure
to their many old friends.
Unless the Legislature acts promptly
on the jury law, and either enacts new
law that conforms to the constitutional CO
requirements or patches up the old Law
80 as to get around the recent decision
of the Supreme Court, twill be impos.
sible to try cases requiring juries at the
approaching term Of Court.
w. s. Diver, general superintend-
ent for John T. Burriss, of Anderson
S. c., is in town covering the round
house and shops for the S. A. l.. Mr
Diver is an expert, roofer and metal
worker, and any one having work o1
this kind to do will find it to their in.
terest to see him while here.
Press and Banner.
Last Sunday night the dwelling
house of Chas. j. Vandiver, in Viii.
liamston Township, was entered by 6
burglar, who carried off a pocketbool
containing $500, which was in Mr.
Vandiver's coat in room adjoining
the one in which he was sleeping. II
was evidently the work of some person
familiar with .he home.
Auditor Boleman requests us to state
that on account Of the destruction o1
Earle's Bridge on Seneca River, tax.
payers in the Fork will find blank ta1
returns at Shirley g. Mahaffey's ani
DR.. w. X. Sharp's stores at Townville
and at the home of C. E. Maret at Bole