The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-10-14
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITENlS.

Good rains Monday.
Mira. II. B. Hendricks is very
ill.
The mail gets here at 5 o'clock
instead of z.
See list of Petit Jurors in
another column.
There are 369,674 school tea
chers in the United Statec.
Calvin Land, of Greenvlllo
county, has moved near town.
DIR. J. M. Crenshaw, of Table
Mountain, is enlarging his dwell
ing.
Freeman e. Hendricks will be
among the JOURNAL advertisers
next week. Watch
Dave Hendricks, of Mica, was
s6iously hurt last week by Il horse
trimming away with him.
Miss Mary Keller, of White
Horse, Greenville county, visited
at Mr.. NJ. Hendricks's laet week.
-Misees, Cana and Mary Glazen-
or, of Jeptha, N. c., visited the
Misses Harris, of Field, this week.
Mrs. Julia A. Bryson and two
children, of Ashevllle, N. g., Wis
tied at J. M. Duckworth's last
week.
The dispensary has paid into
treasury during its lifetime $685.
5O0.48, which includes $4,000
loaned for the start.
We hear the railroad will be
built, but we are like we have
always been, believe it when we
see it roll into town.
Nd. B. Finney, the popular
agent for the Atlanta Constitution
was in town this week after an ab-
sence of several weeks.
1t is reported the wedding
bells will ring near here soon. Mr..
Clayton Newton has erected him.
self neat and substantial dwell
ing.
--G. B. Looper aud son, Of Pei
ger, visited at the homo Of our
townsman, J. G. King, Saturday
and Sunday.-Brovad Clipper, Of
the 9TH inst.
Mrs. J. II. Hinton died sud-
denly at her home four miles from
Easley on the 9th inst. Sho was
about GO years of age and loved
by all who knew her.
Married. on the 9th inst, at
the residence of tho officiating
minister, Rev. j. II. Dobson, Of
Central, Mr.. Hoke Smith to Miss
Talley Patrick. Both Of PelZer.
Prof. j. G.. Lenderman will
sing at Central Baptist church on
the thi I'd Sunday IN this month
at 2 p. m. All lovers of music are
invited to attend and bring song
books.
-Ex-Govenror John Gary Evans
and Miss Emily Plume, of Connect
icutt, will be married on the 18th
of December next. The marriage
will be brilliant affair.-Hamp-
ton Guardian.
Louis Burgess, son of Wm.
BQgess, who lives IN the Dacus-
VILE section, died on the 9Th inst
He was 13 years old and was bur-
led the day following his death at
Mount Carmel church.
Married, at the residence of
the brides parents on Thursday,
the 7th inst, Dir. J. e. M. Steele
to Miss Josie Alexander. Rev. j.
r. Riley in his graceful manner Of
ticlated. All of Alexander.
There is a new religious sect
in Georgia who do not believe their
members will die, but that they
will be transported to Heaven in
a chariot of fire. Ono Of them
died the old-fashlon way last week.
Il. B. Stewart, who lives in
Liberty Township has erected him.
self neat and commodious dwell.
ing. Mr.. Stewart is prosperous
farmer in that section and believes
in having. things made convenient
around him.
Our correspondents have boon
glvon every latitude and the jour-
NAL has even surrendered it's obi
torIal space to them this week.
Correspondence Is the life of a
newspaper, but we must hereafter
insist upon brevity.
Married, at tho residence Of
the brides parents on Sunday
eyoning the 10Th INST, at p. m.,
Ntt Joseph Seaborn to Miss Ida
Gillespie, Rev. J. M. Stewart onici-
ating. The happy couple have
the congratulations Of many
friends.