The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-01-16

ems January 21st for few days.
Miss Bessie Ligon, of Greenville,
visited at Sheriff McDaniel's last
week.
Capt. J. r. Lathem, accompan-
ied by his son, was in town last
Monday.
Mr.. B. l.. Holder and children,
visited Mr.. G. G.. Lewis, Of Prater's,
last week.
Miss Florne Bolt, of Dacusville,
who has been severely i'll with fe-
YER, is convalescent.
Mr.. A. B. Riley and Rev. A. R.
Fowler, of Easley, were in town
last week on business.
B. G. Baker had very sick
child at his house last week. He
reports it some better.
MI. Davis FAINT and wife, of
Cincinnati, o., are visiting Capt.
and Mrs. j. l.. Thornley,.
Miss Corrie Hinkle, of Nim-
mons, visited Miss Carrie Wyatt,
of this place, last week,
Read what w. G. Bramlett has
to say elsewhere in this issue. He
has bargains that won't do to miss.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cantrell near CLASSY Mountain, on
Sunday morning, January 18th, q
giri.
The JOURNAL has THE job Of
fec; it has THE lob printer, and
it has THE prices that will suit
the times.
Mr.. L. T. Wimpey, of the May
nard section, was in town Monday.
He reports measles still very bad
in his neighborhood.
The Liberty Sub-Alliance will
meet next Saturday the 18th, at 2
p. m. Business of Importance and
all members are requested to be
on hand.
W. H. Chastain, colored, of
Liberty, was committed to jail last
Monday for refusing to work the
streets in that town after being
warned.
Married, at the residence of the
officiating officer, d. w. Garrison,
N. p, on last Sunday afternoon,
Mr.. e. B. Lathem to Miss Cleo
McMahan.
Auditor Christopher started on
his rounds last Monday to take tax
returns. His first point was Cal
houn, he having held that place
down Tuesday.
There are more people complain
ing of bad colds, coughs, &C.,
around in this nelghborhood at
tho present time than has been
heard of in several years.
Our Sheriff has q fewer number
of boarders at present than he has
had since being IN charge of the
county hotel. The humber is only
seven u. S., and three State.
| Auditor Christopher is now on
his rounds taking in tax returns.
Watch the date when he will be in
your vicinity and govern yourself
accordingly. Look in another
column for dates.
We are creditably informed that
we'll known citizen of this COM
munlty passed al Atlanta Expo
sition Souvenir, on one of our
County officers for 500. It looks
like the dispensary is not closed
yet.
Riley Hunt, colored, was ad-
judged o lunatlc on the 18th inst,
by Drs. Earle and Smith and ON
their certificates he was commit
ted to the asylum. Deputy Shor-
iff e. G.. Mcdaniel and Charles
! Cureton loft with him in their
charge Tuesday morning for Co.
lumbia.
Bailus ArCer an old and respect
cd colored man who for number
of years lived on tho Hagood place
just east of town, but who has re-
cently lived in Greenville died in
that city Sunday morning. He
was about 60 yoars of age. The
body was brought to this place
Monday and buried at Bethlehem.
w. NJ. Hagood & Co., at Easley,
are preparing to rebuild on their
recently burnt out site. They
will put up q two-story brick and
make q much moro commodious
building. The Easley Banking
Company will also erect neat
brick for the banks use on the lot
wost adjoining Messrs. Hagood &
Go.
Cal jennings, in company with
f. L. Lynch, r. G.. Gilstrap and
r. K. Lewis, went on n "squirrel