The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-07-16

was among the delegation from
that town to attend court Mondav
Thero will bo q grand picnic at
Lenhardt's school house noxt Sat
urday, tho 18th inst. Everybody
invited. A good timo may bo an
ticipated.
Hon Geo. e. Prince, of Andor-
son, and candidate for Solicitor of
this circuit, was in Pickens Mon.
day and mado the JOURNAL most
agreeable call.
Died, on July 18th, 1896, after
on illness Of long duration, Mrs.
Arlal wifo of Mr.. Albert Arial.
The burial occurred at Ruhamah
on tho 14th inst.
Rev. Il. j. Williams, of Honea
Path, will assist Rcv. j. V. Vermil-
lion in the protractcd meeting at
the Baptist meeting at tho Baptist
ch urch noXt week.
Mr.. G. A. Durham, and his
daughter, Miss May, Of Limestone
county, ToXas, is on Il visit to his
brother, J., r.. Durham and otheD
relatives in this county this we|.
Candidates will please obsyve
the requirements Of the DYmo-
cratic constitution in making out
your pledges before filing same.
Somo arc not up to requirements.
Friday morning, WiIlo, the son
of Charlie Sanders while chopplng
on the Smith Griffin place. acci-
dcntally cut Off thrco of his toes.
DR.. Earlc stuck them back and
dressed the foot and he is doing
wcll.
Tho Pickens Township Singing
Association is called to meet with
SccOna church tho fourth Sunday
in Jul y at 10 o'clock Il. M. Every
body como and hr!ng your song
books and dinner baskets we'll
filled.
Died, on July lIth at 1 O'Clock
q. N. Mrs. Rebccca Durham, in
tho Slth year Of her age. Sho
was consistent member Of the
Motho1ist church for 60 years.
Sho was buried at Bethlehem at
4 o'clock on tho llth.
Our city authorities would do
well if thcy would look after the
cleanliness of our town at an car
ly day. Dccaying vegetable mat
ter, filthy hog pcns. &C., arc not
very conducive to tho health Of
any community.
The greatest invention Of the
age is the minute plow regulator.
Wade II. Bogys, Of Fort Hill, S.
G. has lately gotten up this limo
saving and simple implemcn., SO
you can regulate your pillow with
out stoppine44 ITimo is money.
Thcre will lIoS'ooo% UU sssMic at Kco-
wee church on SaturSi.sap,n1 az IS,
undcr the auspices Of tho ClI11 A.
Union. An invitation is cXtcnded
TO everybody. Prominent speak rs
will be present. No pains will be
spared to mako tho day enjoyable
TO all.
The election for cotton wcighcr
at Liberty will take place the
second Saturday in August. We
understand that our friend, II. IT,
Moore, the present incumbent
has again shlod his castor in the
ring and will meet all competitors
for the place.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Shipman, cditor Of
the Brovard lIustlcr,and Miss Lu-
\ la Osborne, daughter OF w. X.
Osborne, of Brcvard, wcro married
last Sunday morning at $3.50
o'clock. They Immediately took
tho train for Wilmington to spond
thoir honeymoon.
Lost, between Pickcns and Bcv-
orly Rock Quarry ON tho Smith
Griffin road On Monday July 18th
q memorandum throshing book Of
no value to any one except the
losor. Had rubber band to close
the flap ends, Leave at this Office
or dolivcr to Riley Ellcnburg, Bcv-
orly, S. G.
Saturday morning last abont
tho same hour tho vicc-prcsidont
Of the United States was nomina-
ted at Chicago thcro suddenly APP
Dcarcd in tho family circIo of Mr.
+ elisha Gilstrnp, q young stranger
who was christoncd Earlo BRYAN
Gilstrap, and a full lledgod silver
itc.
From bushcl Of corn dcalor
gets four gallons Of %hisIloy,w which
rctals for %l6. OF this tho Coy
ernmont gots $500, tho rctaJlor
gots 81, the distillor gots 81, tho
railroad gets 81, the farmer who
raised the corn gets doc, the con-
sumor gets ten days or moro in
"tho coolcr,' and tho policeman
op1 iuIro UOt GOOD c0 q rino rnr