Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-03-07

to the stables, barns and mule Mr..
Starnes also lost 5000 bundles Of fod-
der, all his hay and roughness and
nearly all Of his corn. There seems no
doubt of the fire being incendiary and
for some cause the crime is charged
to Mr.. Rufus Hagins, a young white
man in the vicinity. We understand
that he was arrested charged with the
burning, but was discharged on giving
bond in the sum Of $500 for his ap-
pearance. -. Court will convene here
on the third Monday in this month,
18th instant. Judge Dantzler will pre-
SIDE The following grand jurors have
been drawn to serve for this year with
the six drawn from last years grand
jury at the fall term: Grand Jurors:
J. A. Howe, w. F. Brewer, I. L. Nc
CURT, w. D. White, M. Y. Cauthen, W..
H. Pardue, w. P. McManus, ]. M. Har-
ris, T. w. McMurray, s. D. Taylor, A.
B. Small, J. E. Vincent. Petit jurors.
first week: j. M. Porter, N. B. Small,
J. E. Stogner, Joseph M. Cauthen, D.
A. Funderburk, J. K. Harris, G. W..
Perry, C. H. Crawford, M. E. Jordan,
w. o. Rutledge, J. L. Bailey, ]. T.
Rowell, w. T. Langley, Jno L. Reed,
]. D. Hunter, r. M. Vaughan, D. Jack
Hinson, w. T. Floyd, Jno E. McManus,
J. N. Outen, ]. M. Courtney, c. L. Nc
Manus, Jno. r. Faile, ]. T. Hough, ST.,
]. T. Crenshaw, J. P. Rodgers, Jesse
Pate, E. f. Mccain, Jno. M. Hinson,
r. M. Jones, Wylie J. Vaughn, H. G..
Steele, W. Jasper Horton, George A..
Bowers, w. B. Plyler, w. T. Pitman.
Petit jurors, second week: Jno. E.
Blackmon, S. s. Steele, A. P. Black
mon, J. J. Perry, A. B. Adams, F. P.
M. Walker, J. F. Bell, Jr., P. T. Twit-
ty, r. B. Laney, VIM. Hayes, w. B.
Culp, ]. H. Barr, w. H. Stewman, M.
G. Harmon, r. L. White. w. L. Black
mon, S. w. Heath, ]. H. Aldenson, H.
]. Thompson, Jno. P. Ingram, E. l..
Stogner, ]. w. Thompson, E. E. Fer
guson. r. L. Duncan, ]. ]. McKeown,
James Beckham, Sr., A. A. Caskey, A.
S. Thompson, H. M. Hallman, ]. Wat
son, ]. H. Carnes, R. s. Cherry, S. j..
w. Bailey, s. L. Gardner, Jr., E. Ever
all, c. D. Bennett.
CHESTER.
Lantern, March 8: Walker Castor
Camp Of veterans met yesterday ac-
cording to announcement. The new
members ran the roll up to 102. We
believe none Of the following addition
al names has been published: Ira S.
Coin, Mike Melton, M. M. Johnsey,
John Ross, Smith Kitchens. w. s.
Westbrook, ]. J. Mcclure, J. Meg. Cald-
we'll, w. 8. Hall, DR.. Geo. w. Jordan,
DR.. w. J. w. Cornwell, r. B. Ander-
son, ]. I. Wishett , Jesse H. Hardin.
The following delegates to the New Or
leans reunion were elected: ]. w. Reed,
H. w. Hafner, T. M. Sanders, r. NJ
Cross, E. P. Moore, ]. M. Fudge, I.
Med. Hood. Alex Wise, J. Wesley
Wilks, r. B. Anderson. Alternates:
W. D. Knox, John Ross, ]. H. Nc
Daniel, G. Williams, A. Ferguson, DR..
Geo. w. Jordan, r. L. Horne, A. A.
Owens, w. H. Hardin, w. B. Robinson.
......Dr. S. w. Pryor had one-horse
farm last year on his Walker place,
under the supervision of Mr.. Geo. B.
Minter, which made thirty loads-about
500 bushels-of corn, 1000 bundles Of
fodder, five bushels of peas, four loads
Of pumpkins, two loads Of vine hay
and $500 worth Of beans. The value Of
the crop was $523.75. The cost Of cul-
tivation, hauling, etc., was $114, leaving
$4O9.75 The stand Of corn was not good
and there were some other circum-
stances that diminished the yield some
what, yet the result is very satisfac-
tory. We suppose it would have taken
twenty bales Of cotton to bring as
much and pay the additional expense.