The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
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March 3,,,'T894.

hlarch s.. 1854:
Last Sunday wcokwas the stormy
Sunday Of tho season, with tho
lirst'show horb this wintor: 1T twas
a regular n. e., blizzafd.> SHOW
and sleot fell:eoptinpally for about.
twonty-four hours, .tho .suoY. was
very fno, drif6aand siftod:through
every littl? craek i4 tho waA,,and
roof of 'honses, unGG it, was four or
five inch6s .dqop''::on sovorhead CELL
ing; more tlastn :oyor soon by this
gcnorpyip!i ;AAtfoye;; q y; :; ;>rhore' is plon-
ty of snow hop 'yot,: :.thougH March
has e9'mg9 me in like a lamb, and NOR
curry has hot. fallen below froezing
tho last fews spigh The usual
raPbitEaist'![t sfas ealetns kut:results
wore not ST iattoiillg as' last sdia-
son. - ":':e I; - =. -:
Henfy~ Hendricks :. accidentally
shot his youpegQr brother, Charley,
while httnTiffsnfw6 zshtt struck
hinif iiH,t2e ee::faco' '1|'nd one in tho
breast, lqdgipg in tfc flesh, not So
riq''st thnst'n making "a, long fro
alta ,rabbai|Es tic eittsc.
Tho>ploughs ure, still standing,
there not bG{rig' 4 week of plough
ing weather all put together, this
So"i' :'....y =, -
Tho Doetars .haye: had a. good
practlee.. this: winter--the. grippe
and in sctfrli$e,ta5' with their attend
amt nilmentb, haYe pretty thor
oughly worked up this section
Tho peach. blooms that:appeartd
before the STOW woro frozen, but
others havo.~ appeared since with
plenty ol live fruit.at this writing
Wheat is beginning to make a little
show-guanQ has boon tho order OF
tn" day roy about tbrco weeks, judg
ing from tue amount Of guano be-
ing hauled Hut triis; season. Cot
ton is likely to fall below cost O.
production next fall, and no. tha
is wis" will: profit by tho signs O.
tho times. ,...i
y good portion Of OUR t6wnsmel
have been Huptenicd to attend Cour
as Witnesses, a rare occurrence fo
LiRcrty.' >. -. -. G..
80. :: =. -5~ ~ I: : .t-..,-,,
%NorIcE :is lereby givon that th
Trustoos ;df Kings School District
will DO at tho placodesignatcd as
plac6'fur@i i Nyclioo1 ''liouso for sal,
p[iEs'fict, p[ Is Sat!draay,, March 10th
at li,n'sl@e1s4 o. <aai., for tho pur
pose Of lottjpg to tho lowest biddol
, a contrhGt tb'Bdiid'a school hous
fqt .Haids;.Y = Tho Trustee
rcse&ya .eboaghtlo. reject. any an,
all biyAkaaas yAkaaas. s.PPlla:n!Nh FL 'mnlo known o,
. 2ay Of, lgttssngs Material all fur
nisheq .The. con FACTOR to bo pal,
from tho public fund, >.... :.
!, a. Ramsay, JAS. I. Holiday, L
y B., |esnesllEErustoss. On ;.
s Mrs, r: a.. Bowen was summon
: cd on the 18th Instant, to the bed
y sido Of her mother, Mrs. B. +. MOI
gan, :whh is seriously ill with pncu
| monia. Flor sistor, Mrs. Mary Bolt
g is also prfyytrated With grippe.
Died, on the 6lh inst, at 11.4I
il: o'clock, Mrs. Mamie Bolt, daughto
: of Mrs. Morgan, Of Dacusvillo an,
4 sister of'Nfrs.R. A. Bowen and Mrs
: Floronce Grillin, OF this place
y Sho loayeqfS two children, boy an'
{ girl, to mourn her untimoly death
, NotictAis htreby given tha
the Policies of the Farmers
, Mutual'Eire Insurance Associ
:. = alton WILL not take effect unit
!; the first, day, of May, next
The delay is caused by sick.
ness, and 'unfavorablc weathc,
for the agents to canvass tho
. county. }. M. STEWART,
i, Eeb. I,lt Pres