The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-11
This is the blowy month, be
careful with your fro.

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careful with your fro.
SEQ notice of military meeting
in another column.
--NTagistrato S. D. Stewart, of
Liberty, was in town last week on
business.
There is nothing so good for
burns as q mixture Of cooking
soda and lard.
The sixteen months old in
fant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Rose
mond, COL, died on tho 9Th inst.
--Bortran Thornley, left Tues
day for Clemson college where
he will take up general course of
study.
Mrs. DR.. Cannon and Miss
Ara Whitmiro, of Rrevard, N. c.,
visited at Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Prices
last week.
MIR. J. a. Palmor, of Ander-
sons Mills, paid his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Palmer, q flying
visit last week.
Bud Brooks, one Of tho mur-
derers Of Millard Hunt, was cap
tured in Oconee Friday and taken
to Jail in Jefferson, Ga.
-Boggs & Skelton, of Fort Hill, +,
invite you to come and inspect
their stock of General Merchan-
disc before you buy. Road what
thoy say in another column.
About nino hundred gues sors
came in for u division Of tho prize
offered for tho missing word in the
Constitution. "Linked" was tho
word that caught tho prize and
tho money was divided botweon
the number mentioned above.
--Rey. Thomas johnson, an aged
and respected citizen Of this coun-
ty, died on the SCI INST, with pncu-
mUniN. he was about 81 ycan :
OF %3e and Il prominent NOM Der
Of the Methodist church. He was
buried The day following his death
atAicuut Hcthcl Methodist church,
Rev. v. NJ. Harden conducted the
funeral services. He leaves Il wife
and seven chilren and many rola-
tlvos and friends to mourn his
douth.
Miss Essio Earle presented
the JOURNAL with some free hand
drawings, executed by herself.
They are simply beautiful and
lifo-like and show what can be ac-
complishcd by an artist, who is
one both by nature end education.
Miss iIssio inherited tho talent, hor
father and grand-father being
specially gifted in that respect,
and has cultivated it to a high de-
gree, taking a full course in tho
art department Of Converse col
legC.
--Greenvillo News Cd inst, says
A telegram was received by lela-
tivea here yesterday announcing
the death at Baltimore of Mrs.
Jane E. Cauble, mother Of J. O. !
Mrs. Matte Gilreath and
Mrs. w. c. Gibson and sister of
Mrs. r. e. Bowen, of Pickens,
Mrs. John w. Rosamond, Of Brushy
Creek, and Miss Lou Oliver, Of !
Picl1ens. The deceased was the
widow Of the late II. A. Cauble,
one Of Greenyille's oldest residents
and the daughter of DR.. Oliver, Of
county. She is remem-
berod kindly here for her generosity |
and deeds of charity and many
other estimablo qualities. She
was in her 66th year at the time
of her death.
The Groenville News says
Seneca, S. c., March S.-Thc
town is agog over developments
which have tho allego attempt at
Of DR.. j. S. Stribling, one
of tho most prominent physicians
here, on Friday. 1t is said that
the doctor was suspected by w. a.
lltliooJ VI lilOihltCS WILL lllS w ilS.
Dr.. Ramsey is a we'll known cot
ton buyer. Flo resolved to watch
tho couple and on Thursday night
he saw DR.. Stribling going in the
of his home. He fol-
lowed, going in the back door,
and Walked in on tho couple with
Il drawn pistol. Instead Of shoot
ing, however, as would have hcen
iustiliablc, lie gave them a talk,
telling Tho doctor to make HIM
self scarce. which he did at once,
Mr.. EHmSry then took bis Httio
iau9h;vr and disappeared, but re-
turned Saturday at noon after
hiding bis child in Il place Of safe
Ly so th0t It's mother Would not be
lb!o to got it.
DR., StriblIng was found uncon-
5ciuu8 Friday morning in the barn
with an o,apty chloroform bottle
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