The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-06-18

III Flckens Saturday oVenlng.
DR.. w. F. Austin will be in Cen
tral on the 23d and Oath inst.
DR.. j. r. Riley will preach at
Oolenoy church on tho Sd Sabbath
Of June at II a. III.
P. Il. Alexander, of Atlanta, is
in Pickens Oh visit to his mother
and other relatives.
II. B. Hendricks is in ST. Louis
this week taking in tho National
Republican Convention.
John I. Ligon, jr., and sister,
Janie, of Greenville, arc visiting
their uncle. Sheriff Mcdaniel, this
week.
Miss Stella Ncwberry is, wo arc
pleased to chronicle, steadily im-
proving from hor recent very sori-
Gus illness.
Elmo grated pineapplos for max
ing ice cream, sherbcrt, &c, at l..
G, Thornloy's. Picnic parties will
do we'll to call on him.
Who is ahead Of DR.. Earle? He
had okra soup and ripe tomatoes
for dinner on the 18th. One of
the tomatoes weighed half
pound.
j. e. Hugood, Jr., has taken
charge Of Ccnsar's Hond Hotel and
will cater to tho wants Of the
mountain sojourner during the
summer.
Lieutenant f. G.. Mauldin L. S.
A., is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Joab Mauldin, in Pickcns.
The world seems to be using
Frank we'll.
A delightful lmprom 1tu socia-
bic was had ut the residence Of
MIR. r.. a. Bowen last Monday cvo-
ming. Young men and maidens
were out in full force.
Tho Liberty Suh-Alliancc will
meet ncxt Saturday at 2:3O p. m.
to elect officers and delegates to-
the County Alliance. All MEM
bers are requested to be on hand
promptly.
Little Luther Duckworth was re-
lleved Of Il shoe button last Mon
day which was lodged up his nose.
DR.. Earle performed The opcrat tiun.
The youngstcr can now blow his
horn as Of yore.
The voters Of Pickcns G. II.
school Die trict, No. 81 are hereby
called to meet at the Court House
on Saturday, June 20, for the pur-
pose of electirg three trustees for
the next two years.
Henry, q little son Of Sheriff J.
II. G. Mcdaniel, ,met with the mis-
fortune last Saturday of having
his arm broken near the wrist. He
was playing in a wagon and fell
out. DR.. Porter set tho fractured
member.
Miss Essio Earle returned homo
from Spartanburg last Thursday,
where sho has been attending
school Mt Converse College. In
music and art she stood very hugh,
particularly in art did sho distin-
guish herself.
Candidates and all othcrs in
terested in good government and
, white supremacy should SEQ to it,
ethat every whito voter in the coun-
ty is registered. Meet the supcr-
visors at the precincts and got
your certificates. tt
"A. A. Alexander, moro familiar
ly known az "Doc" was last Mon
day adjudgcd fit subject for tho
lunatic asylum and on Tuesday
morning was conveyed there by
Drs. Folgcr, Of Central, and F. $.
Porter, Of Pickcns.
Ro\. w. M. .Hardon preached two
most excellent sermons at the
Methodist church last Sunday
morning and evening. Ile also
filled his appointment at B1thlo-
hem. His congregations wcro all
largo and worry attontivc.
Piedmont is stirred up over tho
wurder Of boy, Frank Griffin,
by another, Oscar Sammons. Grif-
fms body was found in Saluda
river with gunshot wounds in it,
Sammons was hurrlcdly conveyed
to the Groonvillc jail to prevent
lynching.
Maj. j. M. Stewart. j P. Carey,
and G. E. Robinson, took a "trip to
the mountains last week combln-
ilg usin"ss with pleasure. Thcy
report having had fine time
Spring chickens and fish were tho
subjects of their conversation for
two duvs on their loturn.
The JOURNAL is in receipt Of tho
Nr o. II Of III" twenty ffth aunu-
N:H'' Tcnchrr's
.." ,rl IT,. held nt