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lAblU, gwu UUUOCO auu UUU-UUUotHand well fed and well dressed people. We callec^u riiall at a . very j place add a very good farur painted, commodious duelling ed by Mr. Elliott who lives in “Elliott Town,” a community ofRiliotts; young Henry Elliott and his bride of a few months (who was a Miss Huggins from near Gallivants) and his mother (who is a sister of the late Hiram Lee and a native of Marion county) entertained us m^st hospitably; the old gentleman was not at home; the young man wished to know whether we would like our horse (mare) to have old corn, new corn or oats. They “live at home” he bought some adjoining lands at $10 per acre cash, last winter, and is readjr to bite at soi^i more this winter K ibe.otiara: toe tats hmittgrin the yard is a “weeping cedar, beautiful tree with limbs trail down like a weeping willow ; it was planted by an uncle and is a native of Lake Swamp, we secured a young cedar of same variety. There is one in the Hopewell cemetery, west side of great Pee Dee, from Berk mans Nursery. We think Floyds cross roads, a sandy, poor soil has found that there is “more in the man than in the land” for Mr. Battle has it blooming like a garden by skillful Culture and manuring—is it not wrong for Mr. Battle to enjoy all this to hi and owns in thatcounCrosJkf*then cross the Sanlt; y Neck between t tat stre. m and Li-tie Pee Dee. cos
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Marion Star
Marion, South Carolina, US
Wed, Sep 23, 1885
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Cheri M.
TX, USA 12 Jun 2017
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