The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-10-30

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frost.
DIR. Riley was delayed at Synod and
could not reach his appointment last
Sabbath at Pickcns.
w. N. Hughes was in town last
Tuesday and reports considerable sick
hess in the Looper section.
w: NJ. Grognn, of Eureka, Ga., has
gone to Washington 20 accept of the
position Of copyist in tho war and navy
department..
Tho present cotton crop has not been
surpassed in q long time, and the old
! notes and accounts arc being met and
subducd with vim.
The many friends of Mr.. Silas vii
llams will be glad to learn that he has so
lar recovered nom his recent severe i'll
hess as to be able TO be out again.
MIR. John Hillhouso, of Grcenvillc,
and Miss Lula Mcl'all, of Anderson,
were married on the 23u INST, at the
residence of the brides mother.
Mr.. J. T.. Bridges, of tho upper
| edge Of Anderson county, went to Pea
Ridge last Monday to look ut the Payne
lands with a view to purchasing them.
Married on tho 19th inst, at tho
residence of tho brides mother in Hur-
ricuno township, Mr. w. N. Gassaway
to Miss III. NJ. Morgan. Rev. j. d.
Wilson oiliciatcd.
Il statement OF facts signed by thir-
ty-siN Of tho leading citizens and bust
ness mon Of liberty has been fled in
thiS ol'icc cXonerating the postmaster ut
lho"Ety from any irregularities in the
management OF tho office.
On tho 10Th inst. Mr.. James G.. vii
son, OF tlck"nS county, was married to
Miss N. LGttie Martin, Of Anderson
county. Ihe ceremony WAS performed
by Rev. L. O. Phillips at his residence
i'll the county last namod.
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State and the full proceedings of the
next Legislature, read tho first and
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An exchange remarks "Farmcrs say
that the coming winter will be mild
one, and their reason for the prcL!c:i0n
is this: The hornets have buiIt small
nests high upon the trees" Pcrila,s il
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NJ, ->'!"H : arc .:,, o"V 1of inc marriage OF
y '1'1,' iLiH"'c ;iH Lh"rliicE' "aHSlterol Capt.
y" w. ~. Ii,, uieS' OF thiS pace, to MIR:
,i.vi " i'',r' ., anderson, "liich VIII
"no,'; ~ 'ti', - irInS ''rl''h c>"Erl on the
'''''''' VI 'iio '''' Flo'-' az , ci"ch.
W. VI. Smith. CT Euuality, will bc
On" Of Tie next graduating class at tho
South Carolina Medical Co!cre. rho
nnsn1 's L','i'r n"N' :llI c'',9S Is com
nr,,n;,;,,,r ,,,' ". ''' ~ i'''Ht "',o nl"Tt
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-Ihe farmers Of Greenviilo coun'v
arc pcHinG cotton by moonlight. Ths
Is Il good plan, as the nights arc long
and the weather pleasant, they can casi,
ly work four or live hours each night
without injury 10 their health and thus
keep up with their work.
-72a1 ro.n7,
rind to VI. y. Hughes Gin last week, and
after paving toll ma,ln bale WHICH
Weighed at E&slry 50l lbs. The Eughcs
gin is rolling out six bales tay. Mr.
T.. J. Prince sent l.UO lbs; 10 IIr. Tan.
ncr's gin which made Il bale weighing
I1&. These are certainly fine turno,,ts
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