The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-11-12
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL. ITHIaAS.

Easley.
J. E. Parsons will opon lis
school at Koowee school house OH
Monday, the 18th inst.
Hagood school will open Mon
day morning, tho 10th inst. Tho
school will bo taught by Miss Mar
garot Welborn.
Boyco Eugene, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Farr, Of Avon
dale, Ala, died October 10Th. 1896,
aged ono month.
The Union meeting of the Pied
mont Association will meet with
Friendship church on the fifth
Sunday in November.
Mrs. Ann Griffin killed a hog
last Tuesday tho first wo have
hoard Of boing Allllcd this seas on,
that weighed 1886 pounds net.
Coffee! Colreo!! Cotroe!!! Wo
beat tho world. Eight pounds for
Tl and it is good. Sutherland e.
Grlllin's IS the place to got it.
DR.. Robinson, cf Llhorty, is Wis
lting his son, G. e. Robinson, Of
PickoAs, tins week. Tho Doctor is
alwaysa Il welcome visitor at the
court house,
Miss Florence Bowen has been
appointed assistant teacher at Bis
hops Branch school Anderson
county, Miss Olivia Newton being
the principal.
The Citizcns Union will meet
Saturday, 14th inst, at 2 o'clock
at Kcowco church. Good attcnd-
ance requested.
r. T.. STEELE, Pros.
Mrs. w. w. White, Of Anderson,
accompanied by her litllo son,
Waiter, is visiting hcr parents.
Capt. and Mrs. J. l.. Thornley,, OF
Pickons, this week.
Married, at tho residence Of !.
y. Norris. ON November SLh, 1896.
MIR. Will Nuri is to Miss Susie Nccl-
Sol, both Of Pickcns county, w.
}. Shoriil' officiating.
After a rest Of some ten Havs,
work war resumed on \. NJ. Nor
rls' now business house Monday.
Mr.. Morris will have strictly up
to-datc place OF business.
The meeting at Gap Hill closed
Monday night, and was about the
best that has been held at that
place at all for years. \ detailed
account will appear next week.
II. ID. Harris new store house is
moving right along towards COM
plction. 1T presents a very slrik-
ing appearance and will add much
to the looks If that side Of the
street
Married, November 9Th, 1896. at
the residence Of the brides father,
Mr.. Thos. Hainos, Mr.. Wm. Tur-
nnr, of Pickens county, to Miss
Ncttio Haincs, of Oconcc county,
JAS. T.. Boroughs, n. p, officiating.
Josh Burgess was before Com
missioner Thornley, on the 3lst
ult., charged with removing and
ooncoaling. lIo was bound Ovcr
~ "pi,S@I before tho United States
court at Crocnvllle next February.
Miss Cora Bowen assumed charge
of tho school at Johnston's chapel
near Central last Monday morn
ing. We predict that the patrons
will be highly pleased with Miss
Bowen's instruction of the juvo-
nile brain.
Mr.. ID. a. Cooper had the mis-
fortune to severely strain his back
ono day last week in an endoavor
~ lift hog out Of pom. IIe was
on tho streets of Pickcns Monday,
however, and bids fair to be all
right IN Il short time.
The JOURNAL job Office has lust
turned out the Twelve Milo River
Baptist Association Minutes, and
the different churches can get them
by calling ON the clork Of the as
eociation, G. T.. Robinson, at his
Office in Pickcns.
Berry Whitncr, (colored( who
lived on Robert Stcwart's planta-
ton on Grow Creek, died on Fri
day, November 9Th, Of typhoid fc-
vor. Berry was highly respected
for his honesty and integrity by
ali who knew him. He leaves a
wife and six children to mourn his
death
Sutherland e Griffin moved in
10 their new store room last Mon
day, and can now hcnccforth bc
found "At Home" they have
fine quarters fof trado and will al.
ways be pleased to have you call
and SEQ them whether you want to
buy or not. They invite a thor
ough inspection of their stock and
prices Ben is tho clovcrcst of
persons and will ever be glad to