The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05

w. w. Bowen, of Seneca, viei-
ted relatives and frlonds in Easloy
last week.
Mrs. j. O. Brock is visiting
relatives and friends in Seneca
this week.
II. J. Mcdonald, of Seneca,
visited his uncle, S. II. Day, near
town this week.
-Charles Ferguson, son Of Mr.
V. A. Ferguson, who livos near
town, who has been very sick with
fovcr for somo time is much i'm
proved.
DR.. Klrksoy who attended Mr.
Chlldrcss, says that tho patient
died of para ysis, and not typhoid
fover, as reported in tho JOURNAL
last week.
Mrs. Mary Hammond and
daughter, Miss Nora, of Abbevillc
county, spent tho latter part of
last week and the first part Of this
week with tho family OF Mr., II. G.
Robinson.
-Wo will sell fruit jars at your
own offer if il is il, the bounds of
reason. Indigo Blue Prints at Sc
per yard. Try our thunder soap,
the biggest thing yet for nicklo
at Freeman Il Hendricks.
Lost :-Bctwecn CLASSY Noun
tain and Travellers Rest. on the
road by Hunts bridge buggy
lap-robc. The finder will plousc
leave same at this office or call
on Mr.. Gideon Ellis and receive
reward.
--Prof. Moore, Of Georgia, has
been elected principal Of the Con-
tral High School. Prof. Moore
was principal Of the Easley SCHOOL
for some time and is we'll Known
in this county both as Il Teacher
and man.
The Table Mountain section
is full up with business men. The
following are tho merchants, at
that place: A. G. Sutherland,
Edcns Bros, Keith 4 Hendricks,
Lynch 4 Edens and jeff Galloway.
All are within Il mile of each 9th.
cr.
Mr.. Il. NJ. WortZ, the marble
doalor at Liberty, passed through
townSaturday with the tombstoncs
for Mr.. B. G. Bakers fathor and
mother, doccaaed. They wero of
fine marble and the work Mr.. Wortz
done on thom was neat and artis-
tic.
Rev. Elijah Roper, Of Dawson
county, Ga, is on a visit to rcla-
tivos and friends in the Table
Mountain and Knob sections,
Mr.. Roper has not been hore in
thirteen years but has many
friends who were glad to see him
back again.
Constable Cureton aold the
mule, buggy and harness that he
captured some time ago below
Easley Wednesday. J. Sam
Wilson honght the mule for $40
so, and Sheriff Mcdaniel bought
the buggy, harness, umbrella anC
whip for 1925.
"A posse of men in town dopu.
tized by Sheriff Mcdaniel had a
lively chase after one Bob. Griffin
Sunday night. He was run from
here to Wards Mill before he was
He was wanted for dis
turblng religious worship at Grif-
fin church sOmo time ago.
Tho Comptroller General, or
his deputy, will be at the Auditors
'flire Thursday August 10Th 1897,
10 witness the annual settlement
between the Auditor and Troas-
lrer. Tho County Supervisor,
'ounty superintendent Of Educa-
ion and the foreman Of the grand
Jury arc required by law to be
present.
W. r. Smiths college,, Lex
ngton, Ky, is where hundreds of
clerks, farmer boys and others
>avc invested 800 for tuition and
BOARD for and education and arc
now getting $1,000 and over, a
;ear. Read ad. and keep this no.
.ico for reference. Remember in
order that your letters may reach
his college to address only w. r.
Smith. Lexington, Ky.
1t was reported to us Saturday
hat there is still some hopes Of
no railroad terminal staying at
central Charlotte has filed an
Injunction against the Southern
opposing the moving Of the tormi-
lAI from there. superintendent
Svdor notified the employees of
he road to stay at Central until
he decision Of tho court was rem
Tered. Tho opinion Of tho en-
'loyces is that the court will de-