The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-02-27
=. Mogeley News.

We come again, Mr.. Editor, after q
silence of several weeks, but will not tell
your readers Of all that has happened
'round about here during that time, be-
cause some of the boys have been guilty
of some mighty mean tricks, and they
don't want 1t to get out on them, but
things will out, and some Of the older
citizens have got hold of it and evidently
are determined 10 put an end to 1t. What
is it that will induce crowd of would-be
popular young men, (and some OF taem,
too, from the once boasted land of Light
and Liberty to 60 out through the COM
munity breaking down doors, destroying
dishes and furniture, killing chickens,
turkeys. &C., and soaring the inmate.
within an inch Of their lives. and all just
to have big timer Who is at the head
of it any how? and what does it all mean?
for it is neither gentlemanly, honorable
nor funny, and the boys ought to be
ashamed Of themselves, but renem Der,
young men, have not said anything
about it. and do not intend to.
Miss Rosa Tucker ,s spending a month
with relatives and friends at Flatwoods
and Rock Fence, Ga.
Miss jamie kirkpatrick has charge Of
the Fellowship school. Both patrons
and pupils are well pleased with her.
Rev. John T. Morgan supplied the pull
pit in the Baptist Church last Sunday in
the absence of Rev. John Heron.
Messrs. Barley Tucker, Billy Brown,
Mrs. Phoebe Pettigrew and Mrs. F. E.
Scott each lost a valuable mich cow
recently.
Mr.. w. T. MCGEE has been on the sick
list several days.
Two little ladies arrived in this COM
munity on the 18th inst. One Of them is
stopping with Mr.. VIM. Campbell and
the other with his neighbor, Henry
Robinson. And on the 18th little gen.
tleman put up with J. Murphy Stacks
and announced his intention Of remain
ing, and has peen registered Ben Jack
Stacks, and on the 18th little stranger
hailed at tho home Of Mrs. Lucy Every
and asked aunt Vermilion to write to
Bone Valley, Fla, and ask his papa to
come and see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. NJ. Pattison went to
Bordeaux recently on relative trip.
Mr.. J. o. Evans also went the same day
Guess he had important business of some
kind, because it was fearfully cold that
day.
Two younger brothers recently put a
log across Charlie's Creek, and in the
future we will expect them home at
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sun set as heretofore.
Mr.. M. A. Banister has been confined
to his bed, caused by fall on the 18th
inst We are glad to say he is improy-
ing, and will soon be about again as
usual.
Capt. P. C. Ward went to Anderson
last Saturday night on business.
Mr.. W. A. Keatop, Of Marvin, was
through here the other day. His old
friends were glad to get peep at him.
Messrs. G. F. Evans. and g. @. Price,
of Hartwell, and ]. Henry Evans, of
Holland Store, spent night with us
Mr.. G. r. Evans is up about Hard
scrabble at this writing. These visits
are becoming numerous and we sup
pose will end in matrimony.
The Liberty school is still in flourish
ing condition and Miss Onie Martin has
been engaged to assist Miss McCaslin,
about 54 pupils having been enrolled.
The undersigned, in company with
Nancy Hanks, was down in the Nation
last week and came near getting into
trouble by being mistaken for State
deputies. PEDRO.