The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-03-12
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITENIS.

1923 mon have paid their SO
communication tax.
Money to loan-Call at p. O.
Box No. 45, Pckens, S. G. If
Jerre Loopor has the finest piece
OF wheat in this neighborhood.
DR.. J. r. Riley will preach at
Central next Sunday at II a. m.
Mrs. Jane Chastain, of Atlanta,
is visiting this week at Dr. Earle's.
The family of Maj. J. M. Stew
art is OH the road to good health
again.
The fertilizers are rolling in in
abundance to raise moro five cent
cotton.
Miss Lena Bowen is visiting rel
atives and friends in Groenvillo
this week.
Mr.. S. II. Prior, of Thomasvillo,
dropped in to sec the JOURNAL a
few days ago.
There is now fourishing Sun
day school at Secona. 1t is held
in the afternoon.
Mr.. w. B. T.. Corbin, of Salem,
Oconee county, was in Pickens the
latter part Of last wock.
Mrs. Salli, 'McClanaham, of
Liberty, IS visiting Mr.. Irwin Mil
Ter and family this week.
Miss Ella Miller has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Mullinax near
Pondleton for several days.
DR.. II. D. Leonard's card can be
found in this issue. Read 1T and
when needing his services cali on
him.
McFall is receiving new goods
every day. His furniture room is
one of tho most complete in the up
country.
Mrs. w. w. White, of Anderson,
is visiting her parents, Capt. ]. l..
and Mrs. Thornley. Her little
son, Waltor, is with her.
j. Med Bruce has something
new to say to this week. Mac is
one sof the most goahead business
men to be found anywhere.
H. B. Hendricks is remodeling
tho old Morris cotton gin house
and will make q dwelling house
out of it for Richard Rosemond.
Thos. L. Robertson, of Prators,
one of the foremost farmers of
that section, made tho JOURNAL q
worry agreeable call tho other day.
B. M. Whitmire, Of Oconcc
county, has come to Pickens coun-
ty and will make his home with
his brother, B. FL. Whitmire, near
Cedar Rock.
S. Driefus has just returned
from the North whore he has bean
to purchase spring goods and has
laid in an extensive and we'll Sc
]ected stock.
Cast your eye on the new cut of
II. G. Markley in this issue. No
better vehicles are to be had any,
where than those of tho Creep
vile Coach Factory.
Married, Feb. 23d, near Camp
Greek church, Mr.. j. l.. Pressly to
Miss Mindie Eads. All Of Pichens
county. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. G. Sloan.
Married, at the residence of the
brides mother, on March 5th,
1896, Mr.. Frank Pace, Of Pickcns
county, to Miss Carrie Jones, Of
Greenville county. Rov. d. Tally
officiating.
w. M. Goodlctt, the saddle and
harness man Of Greenvillo, shows
up in the JOURNAL this week. His
stock is completo and of tho very
best. Call on him when in need of
anything in his line.
Our political editor has treated
himself to bran new buggy.
Whenever you SEQ Il young man
OF q wldowor with q now buggy
you can depend on it there is
something in the wind.
Rev. w. M. Harden fillod his
regular appointment at tho Meth
odist church in Pickons Sunday
morning and night, and at Bothlo-
hem in tho afternoon. Tho wealth.
or was fno and tho congregations
largo.
Joo Mcdowell, (colorcd,) was
brought to Pickens last Tuesday
for too promiscuous handling of
pistol at the Rock Quarry on the
same day and will have timo to re-
fleet between now and tho July
term Of court.
A letter from our representative
B. j. Johnston,to Supervisor Hon
bricks explains somo Of tho fca-
tures Of the new road law. Through
the kindness of Mr.. Hendricks,
md for the information oc tho