The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-05-24
From Liberty.
May 21, 1894.

From Liberty.
| May 21, 1894.
| A cold wave struck this section
last Saturday and drove tho people
into winter quarters; mercury
dropping from SO Saturday to 40
by Sunday morning, and the back
mountains wcro white with snow
Yesterday morning, and while we
l did not notice any frost thore is
t considerable signs of 1t in the gar
dens, and cotton in low places was
slightly frosted. Tho wind has
boon blowing lively and cold for
two days past, morcury only roach-
ind 66 during tho day.
Mrs. r. NJ. Worts died suddenly
in Grcenville last Tuesday, where
sho had gone for medical treat
mont. She had been an invalid
for several months, suffering with
rheumatism. Sho leaves Il hus-
band and 2 children, besides many
relatives and friends, to grieve their
loss. Hor remains was laid to rest
at Liberty burying ground from,
tho Presbyterian church Wcdncs-
day evening" Tho funeral sorvi
COS were conducted by Dr.. J. r.
Riley.
Miss Mary Grloo, Of Georges
Creek section, is visiting relatives
and friends in Liberty.
Miss lizzie Boggs has returned
from Pclzer.
S. D. Glenn now of Laurons (lato
of Liberty,) and granddaughter,
Miss Simpson, arc visiting in town.
Mr.. Glonn has been sick several
months, but is able to be out again
and his friends arc glad to 500 him
in thoir midst.
t Tho cotton sccd Oil Mill meeting
Q was hold as'.anouncccd last Wodnes
u day, and the outlook seems cncour
$ aging and tho corporators hay,
| applied for Il charter and tho sub
= scription books will be oponcd i'm
l modiatcly upon receipt Of authori
ity from tho Secretary Of State
1t is supposed tho capital stock t
n ho $4,000. Tho Railroad Compan
) sont Mr.. Lawrence, G. e., and lai
II off side track to two of tho mos
d favorable sites for tho mill in towl
10 We rociovo specimen copy {
- '"rho Central Tyro," which wo rc,
e. with pleasure; wo find that the
cs seom disposed to play Tyro on d
mocracy, saying to tho JOURNAL
ty give them text; We will speak 0
in the meeting and rotor thom
he the Liborty dots, throo woolzs bac
nd and thoy will find texts enough
lis do them all summer on democra
I Cleveland, John Sherman and re
rd Roed, combination concluded
this Is not sufficient, call again.
OF Tho timo has como for us to D
81 our heads and wits together
nd making selections to fill our II
to tional Offices, wo do not no,
Ill any man to represent us in Il
os- United States Senate or Congres
as, not in full sympathy with our d
al mands. There are plenty of goo
od faithful mon that arc thoroug
nd convorsant with our domands wi
no can bo depended on; wo need N
'ro throw away our votes on q doub
Flo full man, if Governor. .Tillman car
OF take tho demands straight, lot hi
by stand aside, as wo are not noodil
or any moro mon in Washington tn
OF are 80 much creator than their co
ie- situants that they presume to knt
of what thoy mood bottcr than t h {
NJ themselves, wo want no man tn
ed will not represent our demands
stand back if you don't. G.
What is the Matter with sas q,
W our Politics
Ig 1 remember whom wo had poll
rs clans; and some got to
a presidents, in whom tho poop
III had confidence, and oven love
q regretted when they retired to p
l. vate life, and was deeply sorry