The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-11-19
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.


Rev. Il. f. Nelson preached an
able sermon in tho Baptist church
at Pickens last Sunday morning.
G. w. Kelly killed hog on the
9th inst, sixteen months and five
days old that weighed 4G0 pounds
not.
Elliott M. Konncmore has hogs
that knock down two pannolls of
fenco at Il time. When hog kill
ing timo comes he will save those
hogs.
Married at the Central Baptist
church, by the Rov. L. II. Weldon,
on tho 18th inst, at $50 y. m.,
Miss Cora Martin and Mr.. David
Fricks.
Rov. J. M. Stewart preached for
tho Cross Roads congregation last
Sunday their pastor Rev. w. G.
Seaborn being called away on a
special occasion.
Henderson, the photographer, will
be here for two weeks. Call TO sec
specimens, get prices and have yonr
work dono. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gallery on Court square.
Will Terrell, colOrod, was before
Magistrate Jorkins Monday charg-
cd with violation of tho disponsn-
ry law. He was defended by Mr.
w. Il. Rlassingamo, and acquitted,
E. M. Kcnnomoro has turnips
that are world hca'ers. IIo brought t
to this Office last Friday a turnip
that weighed twelve pounds and
measured twcnty-seven and three
fourths inches in circumference.
Miss Nancy Gunter agod LOG
years is evidently the oldest por-
son in Pickens county. She was
born and raised in Pickcns. She
cut out and mado a shirt last week
without tho assistance Of eye
glasses.
Married, on Wednesday night
tho 1lth Cf November, 1896, at
tho residence Of the brldo's father
Mr.. G. a. Holcombc, by Rov. w.
G. Soaborn, Mr.. Walter ". Davis
to Miss Sue Lee Holcombc, all of
Pickons county.
Mrs. Hannah Cantrcll died at
tho homo Of hcr brother, Mr..
W. Il. Akin, on Sunday evening,
November 18th, 1896, aged about
13 years. Her r0mains were taken
to her old home on Toxaway in
North Carolina for burial.
J. w. Capps an experienced
shoe maker has opened IA shop in
the ID. w. Hopkins old stand
whero ho will be pleased to serve
all in anything in his line. Uar-
ness will als2 be repaired. First
class work guaranteed. Give hlm
Il call.
Brother w. Y. Branch, Past
Grand Master Of A. Il. NJ. Of the
State Of South Carolina, will meet
with and lecture to tho Central
Lodge, No. 229, on the night Of
tho 2Ith of November. All Mas
ter Masons in good standing are
cordially invited to be present.
j. n. MORGAN, w. Nj.
Married, on Tuesday, November
18th, at tho homo Of tho brido's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.. X. Hill,
by Rev. j. f. Anderson, Miss Mar
garet Hill to Mr.. Henry w. Nix.
Tho contracting parties are a high
~ popular young couple and re-
cclvcd many congratulations, be-
sides substantial presents from
their numerous frickds. The hap
py couple Immediately aftor the
ceremony, which occurred at p.
m., boarded the train for tho north
to enjoy their honeymoon.
The next meeting Of the Piedmont
Union will be held with Fric.isln)
Baptist Church, Anderson county on
Saturday, November 25th, at 10 a
IN. Introductory sermon by Rev. +
II. McClanahan.
Query 1 ''To what extcnt is {
church responsible for its members.
Rev. l.. II. Weldon first speaker.
Query 2, "Thc importance O.
church d discipline" First speaker
Rev. G. NJ. ! ogors.
H.. G. SHIRLEY, CLERK.
Those in neocd of good horses