The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-05-06

| lWpioVeu, DuC lS quito IoeDlo yet.
In few moro weeks we will
have vegetables plenty.
/. Tho JOURNAL gives all the
latest news and will continue to
, do 80.
Don't fail to road what J. II.
Martin, Of Easley, says in another
column.
Miss Clova Griffin and broth
er, James, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
"A largo crowd was in town
| Monday, attending the sales and
commissioners meeting.
! Read McFall s Budget of Plum
and Phax for tho Pholks, in this
issue. 1t will interest you.
"A good new buggy for sale for
cash or acceptable paper. APP
ply at the JOURNAL office. If.
You should read what r. L.
r. Bentz, Of Greonvillo, has to say
this week and when there give
him call.
Rev. j. e. Foster preached an
able and interesting sermon to a
largo and attentive congregation
at Socona Sunday.
If some men could only be
convinced that it pays to DO good,
they couldn't be kept out of
church with gun.
MIR. Newt. Southern, a survey
or from Grecnville, was at Capt.
II. G. Grady's last week surveying
the land of Mr.. John Fergusons,
Of Greenville.
III. G. Markley, Of Gresnville,
has an advertisement in the jour
NAL and 1T will be your interest to
SEQ him when you wont to buy
buggy or wagon.
Parsons Bros, Of Liberty,
have on hand now lot Of limo
thy hay and are selling it at one
dollar a hundred. See them be-
fore it is all gone.
We request correspondents
when writing to this paper to
please give name of post office and
name Of writer and not write on
both sides Of paper.
Maj, G. w. Bowen was in
town on business Monday. Mr..
Bowen always has something of
interest to talk about and his
friends IN Pickcns are always glad
to SEQ HIM.
MIR. jeff Gassaway, of tho firm
of Gaines Gassaway Bros, Of Cen
trai, was in town Monday and says
they have on hand fino lot of
mules and horses and will be glad
for you to see them.
james r. Gurley, after spend
ing about month with relatives
and friends here, left Tuesday for
Anderson, where he will spent
awhile and will go from there to
his homo in Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. e. f. Kennemur will take
photographs, groups, views, ETC.,
anywhere in Pickens county. He
will also do work at his home near
the court house. See him, his
work IS first class and prices are
reasonable.
Married, at the residence of |
the brido's parents, in Easley, on
tho 9th ult., Afr. Thos. K. Hud-
gems to Miss>Lillio King. Rev. L.
". Weldon ofliciated. Mr.. Hud-
gems is son Of Capt. A. w. Hud-
gems and IS promising young
gentlemen. The bride is q pretty
and cultured daughter of Mr.. j.
Monroe King. We extend to them
many cOngra ratulations.
Sunday afternoon while little
Furman Holder, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. jeff Holder, who lives about
a milo east Of town, was playing
with dynamite cap and laid the
cap on rock and with another
rock exploded it, tho result was
that tho end OF ono of little Fur
mans fingers was torn off and his
hand was cut very bad. DR.. G.
w. Earle took several stitches on
the hand and finger and ho was at
last accounts doing very we'll
An interesting occasion in
Easley was the marriage of Miss
Manic Folgcr to Mr.. Milton Clapp
Of Central, which was celebrated |
in tho Presbyterian church of the
above named place, on the 9th
ult, in the prosonco Of a large con-
course of admiring frioDds and |
relatives of the contracting par
tics. The ceremony was conduc-
ted by tho Rev. Dr.. Clapp, Of
Newton, N. c., and the father of
tho groom OSSisted n wv Dr u