The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-11
"A. M. Morris won't to Ander-
son on business last week.

son on business last week.
DR.. G.. w. Earle reports his
patients all doing very woll.
Miss Lila Harris visited rela-
tivcs and friends in town this
week.
DIR. w. r. Austin will be in
Easley tho 10Th and 18th Of Feb
ruary.
Read the advertisement Of
w. M. Goodlett, Of Greenville, and
when there call on him.
Don't fail to havo your pho
tograph's taken while Henderson,
the photographer, is here,
Read tho advertisement Of
McAllister & Beattio Of Greenvillo,
and whom thero call on them.
If your paper fails to reach
you on time, please report it i'm
mediateIv to tho editor. if.
Auditor Christopher has com
pleted his rounds and will be found
at Pickens tho balance of the time.
If you need any Carpenter
work done, call on the olive
Yankee. He's always up to date.
AS q rule, you Will find that
the man who has troubles Of lis
own never wears button saying
| So.
-Four Of our great Protestant
denominations now refuse to adj
NIT rum sellers to church member
ship.
See tho advertisement Of A.
]. Jones, of Greenv:lle, and when
you need anything in dry goods,
call on him.
Something happens every day
to convince q man that he lets poo
pie see too much Of him, to add
to his popularity.
Mrs. Solomon Loopcr, of Da-
cusvillc Township, slipped up On
the ice on the 1st inst, and re-
ceived severe Injuries,
-Jno. II. Boggs, of Liberty, was
in town last week looking after
the interest Of tho new road be-
tween here and Liberty.
-Reuders, don't forget to call Oh
J. O. Brock while in Pickens and
have your watch repaired. Work
done at reasonable prices.
Rev. M. l.. Jonos filled the
appointment at Secona in Rov.
j. &. Fosters stead last Sabbath
and preached a very instructive
sermon to a largo congregation.
Freeman e Hendricks are
openiug up new stock Of Cen
eral Merchandise, which they are
oflorlng at the lowest pricos. Call
and see them in the Freeman
building.
The Sylvan Valley News, of
Brevard, n. c., has enlarged the
slzo Of the paper from q scvcn
column folio to five column
quarto. Minor deserves credit for
his advanced ideas and should
have a good patronage. lie is
laboring hard for tho up-buildlng
Of Brevard and surrounding cOun-
try.
The Orangeburg Patriot says:
Just as We go to press, we got the In
formation from Judge B. Hart Moss,
attorney for Congressman Stokes,
now in Washington, that Johnson
has withdrawn his Contest for Stokes
uncxpired term, or the the 54th Con-
grcss. Johnson will use the same
evidence in prosecuting his claims
for Stokes seat in the 55th Con-
grcss.
Coroner Jones was in town
Monday recording the proceedings
OF the inquest over Mr.. jeremiah
Trainum, who died on the 9TH
inst. The verdict Of the jury was
that he came to his doath from
natural causes. Iie was about
50 years of ago and was highly re-
spected by all who knew him.
He was q member Of tho Motho.
dist church, and was buried tho
day following his death. Ho leaves
a wife and many friends to mourn
his death
-Oconee News: Tho following
appointments have been made for
Oconee: Trearurer, Thos. Blbb;
Auditor, j. O. Adams. magistrates:
J.T. Ashworth, Wagner; III. l..
Stribling, Seneca; J. b. Sanders,
Ccntor; d. Y. Wright, Fair Play,
J. l.. McCarloy, (P. O. Townvrlle,
S. CO. Seneca Township; G.. Y.
Hunter, Tugaloo; S. IT. Johns,
Westminster; James White, Keo-
voc; f. l.. Moody, Whitewater;
W. E. Cheswcll, Nowry;M. II. Lee.
Pulaski; j. b. Watson, Fort Hill.
The Anderson Tntol1iocnrnr