The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-12-19
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.

A. G. Welborn Esq. .,of Greenville,
was in town Monday on profession
nj business.
w. A. Boggs, of Calhoun. was in
town Monday and is, enthusiastic
for tho new county.
Next year will be the last leap
year of the century. Another will
not occur until 1904.
The Twelve Mile Singing Asso-
citation will meet at Secona on the
fifth Sunday in December.
G. e. Hamilton, of Major, killed
y fifteen months hog on the 18th
inst, that weighed 535 pounds.
Remember that you Cal. get the
"Home and Farm" and The PEo.
Plies JOURNAL one year for 81.
II. It. Hughes, of Loopor, was in
town Monday and reports large
areas being sown in wheat in his
section.
Rov. II. J. Rookie preached itpthe
..'' church Sunday, morning
"." ming, to large and attentive
cations.
Mooney, colored, of Liberty
township, knocked q hog on the
head one day last week that pulled
the scales to 528.
J. H. Kennemore, supervisor. of
registration, has removed to town
and Is occupying one of w. G.
Bramlet's bouses.
Mr.. j. W. White and daughter,
Miss Fannie, of White, Anderson
county, made pleasant call at
tho JOURNAL office Monday.
Married, on the 1st inst, at the
residence ofliciatlng officer, w. II.
Moore, Mp, in Central, Mr.. Jas.
Sunny to Miss Maggie Evatt.
Hon. G. H. Carpenter, of Briggs,
was in town Tuesday on business
with the County Treasurer, and
paid the JOURNAL a pleasant call.
Married, at the residence of tho
officiating minister, Rev B. Hold
er, on the 18th inst, John Trotter
+" Mic" o"'""" esley. No cards.
residence of the
'. b." g.. RS. Wright, near
II the 18th inst,
-'...~ -...-.- "..e..t to James Frid-
die, jr.
Auditor Christopher has changed
his domicile to the William Fergu-
son farm two miles from town,
where he will bo pleased to SEQ his
old friends.
Go to Jake Martins in Easley
Tor staple groceries, fireworks,
fruits in season, and for currents,
citron, raisins and everything to
make fruit cakes.
Mr.. M. Hendricks, the Supervls-
or, will be in his office with his
private secretary on December the
23d, to give checks on any claims
payable at that tirno.
Mr.. Aaron Boggs, of Calhoun,
visited his daughter, Mrs. J. II.
Newton, Sunday, and was in town
Monday on business. He was ac-
companied by his son Hal.
Married, on the 9Th INST, at the
residence of B. D. Garvin, Mr..
Thomas Rampey to Miss jamie
Dark, B. D. Garvin, II. j., officiat-
ing. All of Pickens county.
O. r. Jones, of Farr's brought
to the JOURNAL last week the cham
pion corn stalk of the season. be-
ing seventeen and one-half foot iu
length and largo IN proportion.
JOS. O'Shields, who lives in the
Mt. Carmel neighborhood, fell in
the fire and was badly buried last
week. He was convalesceut from
tho measles and tainted whilo
standing noar tho Fireplace in his
room.
r. G. Young and family, Of Fair
field county, who have visiting at
DR.. J. D. Cureton's, tho father of
Mrs. Young, returno home Mon
day. They wore pleased with our
county and may make 1t their fu-
ture home.
Rev. O. i. Durant and family
left Piclcns Tuesday for their now
homo on the Grcenville circuit,
which is at kcedy River. They
have tho best wishes Of tins COM
munty for their prosperity and
happinrs. in the future.
Miss Lula Glazener has an excel
lont school in Zion district. She
is teaching in the new school house
which has been just built by the
trustees of that district, who are
determined to advance tho educa-
tional interests in that commune
ty.