The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-02-05

eS o'uSihS aIo expecting telc-
gram from Columbia this morning au-
thorlzlng them to draw tho Juries. If i
the Jurors are drawn to-day or to-mor-
row, Sheriff Green will send out sever
al special deputies at once and every
juror will receive his summons in am
pie time to arrange to attend Court.
Gov. McSweeney has appointed John
A. O'Neal to be Magistrate in Center
vile Township. vice S. n. Brown, re-
signed, and Edward Smith tn be Mag
lstrate at Pendleton to succeed c.
Tackle, who also has resigned. Both
appointments we're made upon the re.
commendation of our legislative dele
cation.
All the trains on the Southern Rail
way, between here and Columbia, were
delayed several hours last Monday, on
account of high water en- ssaluda River,
between Dyson's and Chappells. The
river was higher than it has been in
several years, and tho railroad track
1or several hundred yards enst of the
river was submerged to depth of six
inches 10 two feet.
Wyatt Aiken, the well-known ex-
court stcnographer of the Eighth Cir
cut, was in Greenville few days ago,
and, when asked by n Greenville News
reporter if it was true that he would
De candidate for Congress, he said:
1T certainly is true. l am in the race,
heart, soul and body and in it to win.
L am determined to win and believe
will be successful
On Thursday, Goth inst, the time fer
returning property assessments expires.
The people should bear this in mind,
and not wait until the very last day or
two. Auditor Boleman and his assist
ants are ready and waiting to courte
ously attend to every one, and word
to the wise is sufficient. Unlike tax
paying, there is no extension Of time in
this matter.
Married, at the home of the brides
father. D. a.. Milford, in this County,
on Sunday, February 2, 1902, by Rev.
N. G. Wright, Mr. James II. Fagg and
Miss Mary Jane Milford. The atten-
dants were Mr.. W. X. Milford and
Miss Bessie Fagg, Mr.. VIM. G. Fagg
and Miss Nettie Mitchell. All Of An
derson County. We join the many
friends of the happy couple in wishing
them all the success and happiness at
tainable in this life.
Rev. Irl r. Hicks, the long range
weather prophet, predicts unpleasant,
wintry weather for February and
March. He advises farmers to exer-
else all reasonable and possible precau-
tions for the sheltering and feeding of
live stock, and suggests that wise plan
ming for outdoor work should be
done. He believes that the months of
April, May and June will be propitiout
above the average for agricultural and
outdoor avocations.
Davis, the shoe man, of Greenwood,
will open a shoe store at Anderson
February the 18th. Mr.. w. F. Daniel,
who has been here with Mr.. Davis this
winter and who has had an experience
of II years in the shoe business, will
have charge of this store. The busi-
ness will be conducted there as it is
here, with the best stock of up to- date
shoes, and with the management of
Mr.. Daniel, satisfaction t., all custO-
mers and success to the business will
follow.-Greenwood Journal.
Fhe County Pension Board has about
completed it's work for the coming
yoaf and will shortly send in 1tsreport.
There were on the lOll last year three
hundred and seventy eight names.
OF this number ten males and nine
females died during the year. This
year there were about seventy five
new applicants. and the roll this year
will contain about four hundred and
thirty-five names-two hundred and
fifty-two males and one hundred and
eighty-three females.
The last issue of the Union Times
contained the following notice of an
Anderson boy who has made his home
in that town for a number of years:
limos. A. Murrah has opened up fam
lily grocery store in the building Just
above his tin and stove establishment
on Main street, which has just been
vacated by Mr.. w. P. Shelton, who has
moved his bnsiness to Buffalo mills.
MIR. Murrah is good business man and
has been very successful in the tin and
stove business, which he will continue
to raa, and we wish him success in his
new business"
Sunday will be ground hog dayn-
the End day of February. On that
day the ground hog will emerge from
his hole to take q peep at the weather.
If the sun be shining 80 that he can
see his shadow he will scnttle back
into his hole and wait six weeks long,
er, because he will know that there is
to be good deal more cold weather.
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