The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-01-07

| -Oen2JOr OD0ll was Ill IoWH
Monday attending the sales.
Read what MoFall has to say
this week in another column.
DR.. w. +. Austin will be in
Pickens from Jan. 18th to 14th
1897.
Read the advertisement of
n. D. Harris this week and profit
thereby.
j. Mod. Bruce has a change in
his advertisement this issue. See
what he says.
IF your paper fails to reach
you on time, please report it i'm
mediately to the editor. tt.
-Mopsrs. Sutherland & Griffin
has a change III their advertiser
ment this Wook. Read what thoy
say.
See the tho advertisement Of
the Southern Hotel and stop there
when you go to Greenville if you
want pleasant quarters.
SEQ tho advertisements of
Clyde & Nalley, the now firm of
merchants in Easley. They mean
business and invite your patron
ago.
Tho Oolonoy Baptist Church
has changed their meeting days
FRONT the first to tEefourth Saturday
and Sabbath. The time Of moct-
ing is at 9 O'Clock on Saturday
and II o'clock on Sunday.
Married on January Sd inst at
the residence Of the BRIDES father,
Mr.. Hope Galloway, Mr.. Louis Gil
stap, to Miss Cunnio Galloway. All
Of Pickcns county. M. r. Hester,
N. p, in his graceful manner Off
ciating.
Henderson, the Photographer,
has on hand low, full supply of
everything necdtd in taking pic
turos, and would be glad for all
who want work done, to como as
soon as Possible, as ho is expecting
to leave hero shortly.
Mr.. J. S. Smith, of Liberty,
WAS in town last Monday on buis-
nes', and paid the JOURNAL a most
agreeable call. Mr.. Smith is now
running the Smith Hotel at that
place, and will be pleased to have
all remember him when there.
-rhoro was tackey party
given by Miss Essie Earle, last week
to the young ladies and gentlemen
of this place, and the prize was
awarded to Mr.. Royles Robinson.
and Miss Bessie Ashmore, as tho
most taclSey persons present.
--Harbin, son of W. Silas
Brown, formerly Of Pickens, now Of
Gordon county, Ca, fell from
mule in December last, and was
so seriously hurt that he died
few days ago. The family have
the sympathies of many relatives
and friends III this county.
Tho regular appointments
were filled at Twelve Milo and Gap
Hill on last Sunday by the uew
pastor, Rov. w. M. Harden. Con-
yregations wero good and quite at
tentive. Tho people af Gap Hill
propose to build new church
soon. They are now hauling the
lumber.
Samuel A. Barr, a prominent
and successful farmer died at his
residence in Easley township on
the 2Sth ult. He loft one child
and large number of relatives to
mourn his doath. His wife died
about threo years ago Mr.. Barr
was u good citizen and his death
casts a gloom ovor his community.
Married, at tho rcidenco of
tic brides parents, on Wednesday,
tho 30th ult, by Rev. r.. j. Will
Fiams, Mr.. Frank e. Cox to Miss
Lena, tho charming daughter of
Maj j. M. Stewart. There were
acveral present to witness the core
mony. Thor many friends extend
to thom many congratulations.
W O. Willard and r. II.
Moore, of Liberty, under the firm
n9me Of Willard & Moore, havo
branchcd out al ew enterprise that
Of dealing in wagons, carriages,
buggy's, sc. They keep good
stock always on hand and will not
be undcrsold. We acknowledge
pleasant call from both gontle-
men fsw days ago.
Married, on December 23d, by
Rov. J. r.. Riley, at the home of
tho brides parents, Mr.. Joab Maui
din, Mr.. Layfactto Lesesne, of
Kingstrec, S. c., to Miss Hortonso
Mauldin, Of Pickcns. The happy
couple left on the Same day for
their new home near Kingstrce.