The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-24

Notice what r, l.. II. Bent;
has to say this week.
Charles Bowen is at home or
vacation from Furman University
Read the reduction sale of r
ID: Harris in another column thi.
week.
-Advertlse in tho JOURNAL i
you want results promptly ant
continually.
Miss Louise Mcdaniel, o.
Pickens, is on visit to Miss Louise
Grady this week.
The rolors for the rolling mil
have arrived and you can get youl
grain ground now.
Read change in the advertise.
ment of Misses Rogers, of Green
Vile, and call on them.
"A good new buggy for sale for
cash or acceptable paper. Ap.
ply at the JOURNAL Office. if.
There must be a great deal OF
sickness in this community from
tho way tho physicians are kept
busy.
Mrs. Abnor Curcton and
daughter, Of Greonville, visited
tho family of DR.. J. d. Curcton
last week.
B. D. Mauldin, of tho Stewart
section, was in town last week on
business and reports the crops
looking wo]l IN that section.
Miss Cora Bowen left satur-
day to join the family Of Mai. D.
f. Bradley at Easloy for trip to
Atlanta and Nashville, Tenn. It
will DO several days before they
will return.
Mrs. Llzzle Holder and two
daughters, Misses Mary and Lula
and two sons, Ed. and John, ac-
companied by Misses Timma Red
mond, Alico and Manic Porter,
Tidie Porter and Mr.. Holly Por~
ter, all Of Piedmont, visited at
Mr.. l.. B. Graveley's, at Pindor,
and other relatives and friends
near there this week.
Rev. A. J. S. Thomas, of
Greenville, filled his regular APP
pointments in the Baptist church
hore Saturday evening, Sunday
and Sunday night and preached
very able and instructive sermons
to largo congregations. Tho Lords
Supper was administered Sunday.
There was one accession to the
church Sunday night.
-Messrs. Hunter & Hamilton,
of Liberty, have n~w ADVERTISED
mont in this issue and Will for tho
next sixty days sell their goods
at and below cost. They are old
and reliable merchants and when
they say cost it is just that way. If
you want bargain it will be to
your interost to call on them. See
their advertisement in another
column.
One evening last week Messrs.
Perry Thornley, and Walter Grif-
fin was out riding and their horse
became frightened at a COW near
the Methodist church and ran
away, bruising Perry up consid-
orably, but Walter escaped and
the buggy was also left in criti-
cal condition, but was immedi-
atoly carried to the blacksmith
shop whore it received prompt at
tel.tion.
Married, on the 18th instant
at FairvIew school house, near
Sheriff, Anderson county, Miss
Nora, tho boeutiful and accom-
plished daughter of ex-sheriff Fl.
"A. Richey, of Pickens, to Mr., B.
B. Laboon, one of Anderson
county's most promising young
men Rev. George Nalley Off
ciated. The happy couple have
tho congratulations of many
friends in Pickona.
Mrs. Harriet Keith, relict of
tho late Cornelius Keith, deceased,
died at her homo near Table
Mountain on the 22d instant at
the advanced age of sevontyt-two.
She had been sick for some time
and her death was not unexpected.
She was buried tho day following
her death at tho Oolenoy Baptist
church of which she had been
useful and consistent member for
thirty years. She leaves eight
childron and many relatives and
friends to cherish her memory.
On the night Of the 10th in
slant, about 8 o'clock, tho transit
across the southern hoavons of q
big m0tsor. Of comet proportions,
the natives and knock
ed out the oldest inhabitants in
town. The visitor looked like
skyrOckot and as it darted