The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-04
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL f'EETsS.
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greeablo day.
DR.. Porter reports his patients
to be recovering.
MIR. Elmor Folger, of Easley,
spent last Sabbath IN town.
Mr.. Tom Batson, of Greenville
county, visited in Pickens this
week.
Miss Hattie Harris, Of Field,
visited at Mr.. J. B. r. Freeman's
last week.
-Andorson Babb has compile
ted a neat and substantial cottage
for B. b. Gilstrap.
Auditor Christopher left Mon-
day in the rain to 1ness his Eas-
tatoe appointment.
--Saleday came in a blizzard,
and the expected sales and horse
trades did not occur.
The County Board of ENami-
ners met in tho School Commis-
sioncrs Office Saturday.
look for tho advertisement of
Hendricks e. Freeman in our next
issue and road what they say.
Charles Ferguson was thrown
from his horse last Sunday and
received very painful injuries.
-Messrs. w. A. Gresham and
Ben. Crawford, Of Clemson col
lego, spont last Sabbath in Pick
ems.
The young gentlemen of Pick
ems bad Il worry enjoyable dance
at Mr.. ~. r. Prices last Friday
night.
Mr.. Martin Bpwcn killed
hog last week that was only six
months old and weighed 221
pounds net.
Senator O'DclI and Ropresen-
tativcs Miller and Mauldin spent
Saturday and Sunday at their re-
spcctivo homes.
Mrs. Il. 3. Higgins, Of Easley,
visited her grandfather and grand
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerremnah
Loopcr, last week.
Misses Milo and Buelah Eos
ter, and their brother John, and
Miss Kate MnyGeld, visited at
Shoriff McDnniel's this week.
Cards arc out announcing tho
marriage Of Mr.. j. f. Banister, of
Catecchoe, S. c., to Miss Lena
Bowen, of Pickcns, on the 10th
inst.
An exchange h3s discovered
that defective cycsigbt is caused
by reading newspapers on which
the subscription price has not
been paid.
Married. on January the 18th,
at tho residence of the brides
mother, Mr.. VIM. j. Ponder to
W. H""'>";" w. Rcv. w. 3.
Thoy have
end to thorn
'"u'. So. -, {. .lccting of the
Plckens Miles at their armory on
Saturday 9th Of February, at 2
O'Clock p. m. A full attendance
is urged as matters of Importance
must bo looked after Como with
arms and accoutrcments.
Right in ono thing becomes a
preliminary towards right in
everything; the transition is not
distant from tho feeling which
tolls us that we should do harm
to no man, to that which will tell
us that we should do good to al
mon.
How sweet would it be to live
in society if the countonance al
ways reflected tho disposition, if
deccncy were virtue, and If our
maxlms were our rules Of action.
Whilo thcro is hope loft. let not
the wcakEcss Of SORROW make the
strength Of resolution anguish.
Mrs. Tollison, wifo Of Thomas
Tollison, died at hor homo in Da-
cusvillo Township on the 1st inst.
She was about 60 years cf agc and
q dovCut member Of tha Baptist
church. and leaves a husband and
many relatives and friends to
mourn her death. Sho was bur.
led on Wednesday at tho Oolcnoy
Baptist church.
Quito an interesting case
came bcfor" Magistrate IonIiins on
the 2Sth ult., in which II. B. Hen
drlcks wfs plaintn and Kolloy
Bros, dofcndants. Tho amount
involved was about six dollars,
and the plaintiff was represented
ny j. +. Carey, and tho defendants
by i, E. Doggs. After taking the