The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-02
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAS. HTESAS.

-tsrael Ferguson, colOred, Is
very low with fever.
Mr.. J. p. Farr, of Farr's was
in town Monday on business.
--Mrs. w. H. Ashmore is con-
fined to her room with sickness.
--Miss Stella Nowbery's condl-
tion is much improved at this writ
ing.
Mr.. Thos. Norris, of Catee-
chee, visited in Pickens last Sun
day.
Lawyer w. f. Blassingame
went to Greenville on business
last week.
j. A. Cisson handed us on
the B1st ult., bean that measured
fourteen inches.
Mr.. Rufus Ray, of Henderson,
willie. N. c., visited in the Mica
section last week.
Fielding Lewis and son, OF
Central, were in town last week
among old friends.
---Mrs. W.B. Freeman and child,
of Greenville, are Oh visit to j. B.
r. Freeman's this week.
News reached us Tuesday Of
the serious illness Of Mrs. w. B.
Singleton, Of near Easley.
Miss Julia Banister, of Or
angeburg county, is visiting Miss
I,
Misc Florine Bolt, of Dacus-
vile, Is visitsng relatives and
friends III Pickens this week.
Mrs. M. J. Trainum, of Dacus-
ville, is visiting relatives and
[glends in Pickens this week.
An enjoyable sociable was
given at the residence of Miss
Carrie Wyatt Tuesday night.
Mr.. II. IT. Beacham and wife,
of Atlanta, Ga, arc visiting at
Mr.. T. G. Robinson's this week.
-Messrs. w. NJ. Hagood and
w. w. Robinson, of Easley, were
in Pickens on business Tuesday.
Hon. Laban Mauldin, of Eas-
ley, was in town Wednesday and
reports dry weather IN that section.
j. Frank Crane, lost a valua-
BILE horse Saturday night. The
animal was sick only short time
u. II. Payne. of Fort Hill, was
in Pickens Saturday. He says all
who wants to swap horses to see
him.
Henry Langston and wife
have moved from Mauldin's mill
to one Of J. B. r. Freeman g houses
in town.
---Mrs. w. N. Hughes, of Loopor,
is quite sick at present, but her
many friends hope for her a speedy
recovery.
"A protracted meeting is being
conducted OF Nine Forks Baptist
church by the pastor, Rev. J. e.
Mullinax.
"A singing school at Mount
Tabor church is in progress,
taught by Prof. Pace, Of Saluda
Station, S. G..
-Mditcr r. G. Robinson, of the
Liberty Beacon, and Dr.. Durham,
of Liberty, wore in town on busi-
ness Saturday.
Mrs. ). +. Burgess and two
children, Of Atlanta, arc on visit
to the family of Mr.. j. M. Duck
worth this week.
Misses Corrie Bruce, Olive
Thornley, and Aurie Hollingsworth
are visiting the Misses Sans, of
Gaffney, this week.
A. B. Hughes, one Of Green-
villo's popular merchants, who has
been quite sick for some time, we
are glad to say is much better.
"A Petrified man will be on
exhibition here OH Saturday the
4th inst. Photograph music furn-
ished free; admission only 1Oc.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Banister,
spent Sunday in Plckens. Mrs.
Banister will spend somo time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Bowon.
--Clerk Stewart has paid at 4 p.
m, September 1st 1897, 1870 pom
sioners, aggregating $2,20l.S so,
leaving 96 to pay, with 81 ,433. 35
on hand.
"A protracted meeting COM
menced at Mount Carmel church
Sur9lay, and will continue this
week. Rev. T. G. Holsclaw is con-
Quoting it.
w. N. Hughes, of the Loopcr
section was in town Wednesday
on business and reports cotton
n0Od in that aaoti0n Int nn.. liz