The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-09-17

visiting Miss Hattie Grady return.
ed to hor homo Tuesday.
Miss Lille Williams, daughter
OF Is. II. Williams is vory i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Corrie Bruce after q most
Pheasant visit to Middleton, Ga,
returned home Monday evening.
Miss Mamie McLendon, of Flor
cnce, 5. 9. who has been visiting
IN flokens is now visiting Eusley.
-, The notes and accounts duo j..
L. LOWS u Son, will DO found in
the Office of the Clerk of Court.
Rov. II. G. Holtzclaw, of North
Carolina, will proach at the Bap-
tlst Church noxt Saturday and
Sunday.
Robt. Hendricks, son of ID. e..
Hendricks, left Tuesday for Tus-
culum, Tennessee, to attend school
this winter.
Miss Olive Thornley, who has
boon visiting relatives and friends
IN Anderson and vicinity came
homo last Monday.
Next Saturday is the regular
meeting day of the Liberty ALI
ance, = p. IN. is the hour. A full
meeting is desired.
Mr.. Lawrence Bowen, who has
been visiting relatives IN Plckens
for the past throc or four months
returned to his home in Toxas last
week.
Lost, in Pickens on Saturday,
tho 18th inst. a pocket book con-
tanning $40 bill Finder will bo
suitably rewarded by leaving same
at this office.
A series Of meetings will COM
mence at Enon Baptist church,
Pickens county, on Thursday eve
ming, tho 9th inst, at s o'clock
and continue until Sunday follow
ing.
Five converts were baptized at
Griffin church last Sunday, Rev.
&. l.. Craig officiating at the cere-
mony. Rev. Craig has boon elect
eel pastor of this church for an
other year.
O'Dell, a two year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hendricks
died Sunday last and was buried
Monday at Oolenoy church. The
bereaved parents have the sympa-
thy of large circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Hunnicutt
desire to express thanks to num-
crous friends and ncighbors for the
many kindnosscs and tokens OF
sYmpathies extended them while
soroly afflicted with illness in the
family.
Messrs. Sutherland 4 Griffin
opened up a bran now stock OF
general merchandise in the Mason.
ic Temple building last Monday.
Ihclr new store on the corner Is
fast near completion and as soon
as finished they will move to it.
Some interesting scenes will be
shown by Rev. r. J. Williams on
the night Of October 7th, in the
Baptist church and they will be
. explained by u vigorous lecture
Many of them will be of places
and persons in Rome, Parls ,Switz
orland, Venice, Egypt, Palestine
Jerusalem and other places. Get
your tickets before hand from G.
l.. Robinson.
a rumor reached Pickcns las
Monday evening that party with
out the fear of God man or the dcv!
mado "Romo howl" IN the noigh
borhood of Table Rock some time
between Sunday night and Mon
day morning. They first called a
3lr. Frank Fcrguson's. shot his do!
and sct fire to an out house Gllct
with fodder and it was burned t,
the ground. They then went t'
ar. >. l.. Trottor' s,shot Mr.Trotte
IN the bowels and then set his res
ldcnca ON fire which with it's cntir,
contents were consumed. Altc
doing this dovilmcnt they disap
p9nred as though tho earth hat
swallowed them up and loft II,
cicw as to who they were, wher
thoy came from or whore tho,
went. Mr.. Trotter was with mucl
diifculty removed from the burn
ing building by frionds before h
was s&burned to death. as his wount
was such that no was utterly holp
icss TO holp himself. How scrioll
ms injury is we wore unable t.
learn at tho time of going to press
but report has it that it was ycr
serious.
Tho Easloy Township singin
Ashocation WILL meet with George
Creek church on the first Sunda,
an Octobor at 8 O'Clock a. m. w
hnnn oil lnvniT,