The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-31
Inc Peoples Journal
LOCAL HTENlS.

rsllou town Monday and was hap
ny, because q good rain fell in his
section Sunday.
r 6. Gaines, General storekeep-
er and Guager, was in town Mon
day, OH route to the mountains on
official business.
Ei. Arail, a colored bow about
oars old, died at his home in
Iown on the 23d instant and was
bar ed near Enon.
! NJ. Stephens, of Kings. was in
town Monday and reports fine corn
@rops in his section, but the cot
con yield is short.
Sheriff Mcdaniel had fine race
Monday with his blood hounds.
fhoy are rapidly learning their
"H mess and can be depended on
l"' good work now, If needed.
'>uperyisor Hendricks was in
:o"n Monday, engaged with mat
'"r' in his otfica, and left in the
3!' srnoon to look after bridges and
Ids in the lower section of the
,'" nty.
'he infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Srlas
't,lkle died at their home on Cane
ynek on the 23d inst. Measles
w-, the cause of the death, and the
D., eaved family have the sympa-
'r>' of their many friends in town.
'he last will and testament
IN P. Porrit was admitted to
'rpbate on the 22d, and Andrew j.
rrit obtained letters testament
yy. The property goes to his
\, Andrew J. Perrit, charged
tn the support of his mother.
D. w. Hopkins and J. S. Maui
q have been out scouting for G..
:. Hinson, the slayer of ]. f. Lay.
NJ. Hopkins was back in town
" ondaN and reports no arrest, but
Ms told by truthful persons in
"2ndletoD that Hjnson had been
ere last week.
Mr.. J. w. Hunt and wife, visit
their niece, Mrs. N. A. Christo-
or, and other relatives in this
ri;inity last week, which was quite
" surprise that Mrs. Hunt had re-
Hnvered sufficiently from her long
ell of sickness that she could
= sit relatives and friends once
r. ore.
Rev. 0. L. Durant, assisted by
h,v. Abraham Merritt, conducted
series of meeting at Tabor last
r eek. Much interest was taken in
rHem and the spiritual condition
81 the church revived. The servi-
closed Sunday with all excel
mt sermon from Rev. O. l.. Du-
INT.
Dr.. Doyle, of Oconee, has sub
galtted to the Constitutional Con-
N ntion his plan to protect small
;ates, wherein he proposes that
q total costs and expenses of ad-
inistering, partition, division or
ttlement of estates or of foro-
: ,sing mortgages shall never OK
." sd 10 per cent. of the value.
The busiest men are those who
Il ink-the easiest and quickest to
"n business wlth-they build up
,heir business by keeping in touch
- tn the thoughts Of successful
l.. siness men, their methods and
sa;ilities thoy count their busiest
r" oments best spent when learning
:" mething to facilitate and increase
cir business, by judiclously ad-
rtising their own business and
ldying those Of others. Keep
ace with the times by udvertis-
We learn from the GreenviIle
ws, taat John A. Moroso, of The
: VS. dnd Courier, is dead. He
IS with the press gang on the
4" lshington trip and wrote that
. icle for the News and Courier,
ich excoriated Mr.. -. tho
& ,per of Mount Vernon. Mr..
u roso took great interest in the
3 SO association and was q favor
4. with every member of 1t, who
| sincerely lament his death
an1 be grieved not to meet him
Hlst VI in Charleston.
Mont Kitchens, young white
Gan of Liberty township, Is in jail,
~ wing been committed iii default
~ bail, to appear at the next term
- tho sessions court for Pjckens
II answer to he charge of grand
= ceny. So .uel Wilson missed
"ate of hi cotton, which Mr..
T.. tchens uad without his knowl-
FG!se or consent sold to q merchant
- Pendleton and the proceeds of
." j ich the said Mr.. Kitchens placed
80 his pockets, and appropriated
5p his own use and behoof. Mr..
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