The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-05-13
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.

"A. Nj. Morris was absent from
town ono day last week.
Mr.. Joab Mauldin has treated
him self to q nice new buggy.
Dispenser B. G.. Baker went to
Greenville on business Friday.
-Another excursion will be run
to Charleston on tho 25th inst.
s-Sheriif Mcdaniel made a fly
ing trip to Greonville last week.
Tho beautiful shower of rain
Monday was q great help to tho
farmers.
DIR. w. f. Austin will be in
Pickens from the 18th to the 2Oth
inclusive.
DIR. J. f. Williams, of Liberty,
was among his old Pickens friends
last week.
George Putnam, of Piedmont,
is visiting at his uncle's, Treas
urer ) oungblood.
H. B. Hendricks made another
shipment Of lino beef cattle to
Virginia Monday.
Don t forget the Barnum and
Bailey circus in Greonville Thurs
day the 18th inst.
During the year 1897 there
will be no eclipse of the moon, a
worry unusual thing.
-Messrs. n. N. Hunter and w.
o, Willard, of Liberty, was seen
on our streets Monday.
R Mrs, S. e. Brookshire, of Pied
@nont, is visiting at her nephew's,
Treasurer Youngblood,
Don't forget the all day sing
ing at Bothlehem church the fifth
Sunday III this month.
Read tho advertisement of
McAlister Il Beattie, of Green
VILE, and give them call.
Miss Virginia Llgon, of Green
Vile, is visiting relatives and
friends in Pickens this week.
Miss Nora Hendricks returned
from Tusculum, Tenn: last week
where she was attending college,.
-AThcre will be preaching at tho
Baptist church next Sabbath by
the pastor, Rev. A. J. S. Thomas.
Prof. j. l.. Murphreo will sing
at Concord Baptist church on the
fourth Sunday in May at 9 a. m.
&C. R. Hendricks returned to
his home at Field Thursday. He
has been at Tusculum, Tennessee,
attending college.
Esquire w. G. Bramlett, Of
Field was in town Monday OH
business. The Squire is enjoying
good health and is as joval as ever.
Chris. Owens, of Laurens
county, is visiting Treasurer
Youngblood. uo ls prospecting
with a view Of purchasing a sum-
mer home.
Misses Maudo and Bessie Ash
more, accompanied by their broth
.cr Rufus, visited Miss Beulah
Childs, of Blaine, Anderson coun-
ty, this week.
Married, on the I'd inst, by
Rov. w. M. Harden at the Metho-
dist parsonage, Mr.. Ira c.. Few to
Miss Lily McCollums. All of
Pickcns county.
Miss Carrie @. Sans, princi-
pal of tho High school, gave
her school an all day picnic at the
Grady springs Saturday, and all
had a delight tful time.
MIR. Aaron Boggs, Of near
Fort Hill, was in Pickens ON busl-
ness last weolI. Mr.. Boggs is look
ino we'll and his friends in town
we're glad to see him.
-Barnum and Bailey's big cir
Gus will bo in Grccnville the 18th
inst, and it is said to be the big
gest circus going. Road their no.
flee in another column this week.
There will DO singing aC Inc
Central Baptist church the third
Sunday in This month at p. m.
All lovers of music are invited to
como and bring song books.
News reached hore Monday
that Mr.. J. n. Power, who lives at
Kings, was dangerously III with
typhoid fever. His physicians
have given up all hope of his re-
covering.
Miss Mimic Kirksey is teach
ing nourishing subscription
school at tho Hampton school
house, She is q worthy and eff
cicnt teacher and gives general
enI &C anI inn La lnr AnIrnna