The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-02-13
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.

gan, died on the Sd inst.
Mr.. Samuel Robertson, of Pra-
tors, made THE JoULNAL a pleas
ant call Monday.
l.. e. Hunnicutt killed a pig
last Friday 6 months old that
weighed 1876 pounds.
Mr.. George Rookie, who has been
at Pacolet for some time, was on
our streets last Satuaduy.
Miss Olive Thornley, and her
brother, John Thornley,, are visit
ing in Anderson this week.
w. J. Ponder and j. w. Thomas
OF the Saluda side of our county,
were in Pickens one day last week.
It must be remembered that all
tributes of respect, obituaries, &c,
exceeding ten lines will be charged
for.
The JOURNAL has THE Job Of
fee; it has THE lob printer, and
it has THE prices that will suit
the times.
DR.. Porter, of Westminster
was in Pickens last Monday with q
view to locating for tho practice
of his profession.
Thomas Powers, of the Keowee
side, was IN town Monday, shaking
hands with his numerous friends
and acquaintances.
Mr.. T. X. Hudgens, of EasIey,
was perambulating our streets
Monday. He made the JOURNAL
a very pleasant call.
Rev. w. M. Harden was down
in Anderson county last week. On
his return trip home he preached
at Fairview and Ruhama.
Born to Mr.. and MIS-. Frank R.
McClanaham last Friday morning
a boy and girl. Both are doing
we'll. DR.. Earle was in attendance.
An exchange says strenuous Of
forts are being made to establish
q corset factory at Rome, Ca, and
adds by way Of comment that of
course it will be IL tight squeeze if
they got 1T.
A dog belonging to Mr.. Jas.
Hendricks, near Liberty, got some
thing wrong with it last Sunday
morning and snapped and snarled
at everything and everybody. He
was soon despatched with a load
of shot.
Married, on Sunday afternoon,
February 9th, 1896, at the resi-
dence of Thos. 4. Price, IN Pick
ems, B. F. Parsons to Miss Crecy
Rogers, O. a--daughter of Mr.. Francis
Rogers. Rev. J. Nj. Stewart per-
formed the ceremony.
In another column will be found
the advertisement Of the South
Carolina Cotton Oil Company, of
Greenville. 1t will pay you to
read it and then call on them, if
you decide to purchase you will be
fairly and squarely dealt with.
w. B. Lewis, who now lugs a
grip, dropped in home last Friday
from trip to North Carolina,
whore he has been selling lots of
hardware for a Baltimore house.
3. is hustler, and there is no
doubt of his getting up to G In
his new ayocation.
See change in ad of R. T.. r.
Bentz, in this issue. This house
is too we'll known to need any ex-
tended comment, suffice it to say
that you will not be consulting
your interest if you fail to call on
r. L. R. Bentz when in Greenvilie
and wanting anything in his line.
On the 18th inst, Mr.. r. A.
Bowen will have been postmaster
ut Pickens two years. During that
time he has lost just two days
time from his duties, one day nt
the burial of his mother-in-law,
the late Mrs. M. NJ. Morgan, and
the other to attend the funeral
Of his sister, law, the late Mrs.
Manic Bolt, who died some twen-
ty months ago. Thig is certainly
good record for punctuality.
Following is list of new board
ers who have had their names on
tered OH the register of Hotel Nc
Daniel since the sitting of the
United States court at Greenville:
Joseph Kelley, two sentences, six
weeks each; Wayman Kelley, one
month; J. w. Hoad, two months
Ben P. Ellenburg, two months; e.
II. Galloway, three months. The
above list will be augmented this
week by at least two or three moro.
Isaac Mcdaniel, aged about 10
years of age, son of Henry Nc
Daniel, died on the 9Th inst. He
had typhoid fever and took tho