The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-12-10

-Y'here arc two new moons this month,
nd II is the only time it has occurred dur
'g the year. The FIRST new moon was on
ne II rst dny Of the month and the last one
I'LL Pe Oh the last day Of the month.
- Some one on mischief bent broke
nto the livery stable last Friday night by
ntcripg the window on the right of the
,oor. You had better look out, something
lse stays in the stable besides corn and
odder
-Fhc county public we'll at the court
Ionse has become intermittent in its supply
i wGter. The workmcn have 10; vet
earned precisely what days they can draw
ihey have had to haul from the creek sew
raj Gays.
bliss Mary Smith, of W. .teshurg, Ga. =,
tho proud possessor Of bcd-quilt, quilt
cd over one hundred years ago by Miss
Gylor, niece of Gen. Zachcry Taylor,
Tho picked and spun the cotton of which
is made.
-"The Hotel MoZcllc' is the name of
'aslay's new boarding house. 1t is under
ne skllltul management of Mrs. A. ID.
1oseley, and IL is on the opposite side of
he atreet from the depot, and quite con-
'enlcnt to the trains.
Newspapers hereafter In making men
ion of an approaching marriage instead of
laylng "Cards are out announcing the mar
'iagc of MIR. - to Miss =" will
'ay "1iccnse has been issued for the mar
:iags Of Mr.. ---- to Miss -----."
u-Rev. II. F. Nelson says that he does
not charge the fellow who went into hispo-
lato bank one night last week, anything for
The potatoes, but he wants him to be sure
70 Btop The opening noXt time. We hope
tRe said fellow will borrow COPY of the
$EkTlNRL and read this notice.
A Judge Kcrshaw has rendered his dccis-
N4nsin the case Of Millcy Rice, ct. nl., VS..
Sarah Boatncr, ct. al, and in the Navassa
3uanoi Co.. vs., the estate of J. G. Griffin.
n the first case he dismissed the complaint
Nld IN the second case confirmed the report
y the referee and ordered the debt paid
N--Cards arc out for the marrac OF .Jas.
q. Whitner, formerly of Greenv!llc, 70
Miss Essie Scarlet, of Sandeord, Florida.
Nr, Whitner is well known to many pco-
9ie mere, he having attended school nj this
- '' several years ago. He is now cnpap
the mercantile business at Sanford /.
narrlagc will take place on the 10th
t..
alc day was well attended and land
Exceedingly well for the times. In the
jf Edith e. Miller VI. NJ. NJ. Hunter,
;, 12l acres near Fort Hill was sold to
L. q. Miller for SLIGO. In the case
ohn IL. Archer, VS.. John u. Merritt,
T., ~ acres near Easlcy was sold to
+. Merritt for $472.50. In the case
izzie e. Langston vs. john 4. Lang
tract No. l n acres, sole to John r.
gston for $40; tract No. 2, II acres,
to IL. A. Richcy for $50I.
On Wednesday the PM instant, Mr.. r.
'akcr, one of our young and most pros
us farmers was happily married TO Miss
ha A. Griffin, at the residence Of the
e's father, Capt. James A, Griffin. The
Imony was performed at ;5:00 p. M, by
j. Il. Riley, d D., in his usual sol.
land impressive manner. Only few
he relatives and friends Of the CONTRACT
Nparties were present The bride was
fully attired in costume Of white al.
rs. The groom wore an elegant icl
cutaway suit. That evening a recep.
WAS rendered the happy couple at the
Of the groom(s mother two mics
b Of Piclcns: