The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-03-27
BABY GAVE THEM Away.
SECRET OF TWO YOUNG PEOPLE IRE.
VEALUD AFTER SIX YEARS.

How James Iuslcy aud Anrir W"idcr
Were Mnrrird Despite CruCi rnrrnts
aud Krpt rhrir Src~ct for ~i> h NJ
Years.
PnIL1rsBURG, n. j., March 90
There is II cute baby, full of plump
curves and pink dimplcs, up on the
WcidCr farm. 1t cannot even utter
the word "mammn" yet, for it is only
few days old, but it has ncvcrthc-
less divulgcd u secret concerning
which the two persons vitality inter
cstel have been silent for six years.
And ono Of these persons is II woman.
too.
The little newcomer blinlS ut the
sunshine and COOS in the most happy
and unconccrmcu fashion, little know
ing that It's advent on the farm has
caused such Il sensation as to make
the great tongue of Warren county
wag i'll II most unprecedented fash
ion.
THE BABY LACK OF FORESIGHT
Had the youngStcr forcSc,n this
commotlon, with II generous llial in
stinct il might lave POSTPONED IFS
VISIT Tor SlX years moro. But nature
Is llrNOrnblr in some things, and tnr
yOun" one, from appearances. is here
to stay, and Jnmrs mSlcv and pretty
Anniy Wcidcr, two of the most clinihlr
young people of th" county. are cli.yi
bic no more. They are married. hay
ing kept to themselves the secret of
their union for six long years.
Farmer George Inslry resided
near Still Valley for many years. His
lands were broad and we'll kept and
the namc OF Inslcy is SYNONYMOUS
with thrift ,nd integrity. The family
is we'll to do, and accounted rich ~,
people go i'm this section. Zen vc,rs
nEo I'aNlu Nrlucf settled on Il large
''' III "'Jp'''l''S '!'' i'l"l''NS and pros
n;;,HT nnn;n.HI ''','' Ei'" III ''''' esteem "' MS
"''7''''''H =
THE LOVERS AND THEIR TRIALS.
Both families had grown SONS and
daughters. healthy and handsome
young people. who were the life of all
countryside gathrriurs, and if Is moi
unnatural that of this natrrinl shoulI
spring Il love affair." Surely no one
could blame James InSlcv for lo,inr
his heart to Annie Wcidrr. She wns
the Youngest of Farmer David Wei
d"rs children, vivucious anI prrti,.
besides possessing all of thu~" urati
Ties which promise II gentle mother
;uad II model country housewife.
l>sMem Annie was II then and .lnlncs
WINS p&ra~,a of p,nc.Gahty IN p:n
lnt, his court. There were .~a years
OF rosy low" making, when suddenly
lnSl"N'S parents became bitterly up
posed I" the match. No reason wa,
given for the objection, but il is said
the uld folks told JamrS that Annie
Nrli"r should never enter their house
~ '''H ""''
'' u '" '''' ND VIE OLD f"''NS'
''i''l''H W19 dunl"EnIrd. but easily
81" Il way out "i the dhlilruIty with
"n' uH"n"NInE tn" letter Of his
PARENTS my junction.. The Nridcrs,
iI'f'r'nS nl the nnJrrll"n. then SAID
i'H,I ANNE should not marry amy one.
Il" th' loss OF Surh Il tr"asur" ,would
i'"Nc ,, u'S"la'' ON" "i tn" best homes
III warren county, Ihr young pr"~
Pc l'""''rr, continued on tIi" best
-! 'rI'''H' N','i' 'hrF apparently EtN"
~ - ':'I 'i'1'''ilolI OF hlIrlNln@' 2nd IN"
"l' I"lNS l""k'd SlrrhlN ut each other
% ~, lucy l'HS'H nE' 80 SIX wear,
i"'SNT' away d'lrlhG WlllrlI TIM" Ear
i'''i tnNl'N was l'iu i" rest m In"
v"''''iH r'lll:''rE' nm" Mrs. lnNt"N
WI Mi'I '''' ''"'l''''iIl lir'd OF IN" house.
'1,' f '''' ''HP"l'N1pll'lcH ~, urI"lIrL upon
''''t "''t'i,H, i"r ol' man iilI d"d Wlth.
WYE we Wi';','''" 'i'H Ill" "pl't'l"li TO An
'''' N''''''' ''''il'S ;tliu .Ahiil" W"r"
irti:i"''T'l' II" NOR" imam very dear
! ,t;Ii 'n,,'','Ii "u.llul 10 'll"lf parrnt%' and
h''l'"'lN aWal''nEa a reversal OF the