The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-02-12
Moseley News,

J j. Patterson recently Purchased an
engine and saw mill, and is now located at
or near williamson, 8. c. Mr.. Patterson
has removed his family to Mt. Carmel,
where they will reside In the future.
8. A. Morgan's mill Is at J. Murphy
Stacks, but We understand he has had o
break down and 1t may be several days
before be gets started again.;
W.T.. McGee's outfit Is still at Diamond
Springs, where he moved more than q
month ago, but he has been stopped by
| more than tSo weeks' sickness at home,
b(meaales. They have all reported better.
Measles have struck this place at last,
but as yet only one case has been reported,
| the youngest son Of Mr. r P. Martin,
and he ia getting on nicely with them.
Also Mr.. B. @. Kay's family have all re
ported better. ~.
Several of our citizens are at Anderson
thin week attending court
Miss Rosa Tucker, Of Moffattsville, spent
a week here recently with her sister, Mrs.
8 a Morgan. 81
New buggies and fine mules, &c., is the
order of the day round sbont here, and
the widowers and bachelors who can't
afford the same are simply not in it.
Lost or straved from this place. o young
HAL, EulOOtu ldC6, IOMau. uOso, DTluu!6
eyes, age about %. When last seen he
was driving q black horse with new har-
ness, new buggy, red running geer. made
on the II. N T. style, carrying with him
n peck of peas, n pint Of potatoes.
seed, three robes and two large umbrellas.
bis many friends are anxious to know
where he Is, for they say he Just finished q
little log cabin and left 1t tied to q stump,
and any information concerning him will
be cheerfully received.
Since writing the above we have learned
that he 10 gone to Hollands Store. where
he will stop awhile, and thence to Bowers.
Vile, Ca, and will return next week.
Wanted, to know what those good peo-
pie are going to charge for the interest they
are manifesting in my own affairs, and
am particularly anxious to know why
they are 30 persistent in telling that we ere
going to Georgia this year. I wish to say
that I will reside in South Carolina this
year, and will do what my psrenta Did me,
and will suggest that you all do the best
you can, and don't act 30 like the dog on
the straw. He couldn't eat 1t and didn't
want the OK to have 1t.
But very little has been done yet in the
way Of farming, owing to the inclemency
Of the weather. but they are hauling their
fertilizers home, trimming around the
edges, throwing up terraces, and soon as
the weather will admit they will move
things lively. Cotton crops will be in
creased this year. Not pleased with u or
8 cents for cotton, and going to make g
powerful effort to get s cents next fall.
Miss Agnes Tennent, q charming young
lady from Bordeaux, left here the 7th inst :,
having spent q month with us, Miss
Tennent is q beautiful young lady end with
her amisble disposition Won many friends,
and left nome OF the boys with sore hearts
and "leaken" eyes.
We have been anxious to hear more
from "Mama's Darling" Tell us some-
thing more about Widower B. Sorry, but
we can't keep him from going up there,
but We done the next best thing, got bin
promise 70 call on the Institute correspon.
dent, which we hope will be satisfactory.
Let us hear from you.
Mr.. r P. Martin has In bis possession
an ambrotype Of lady that was found