The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-09
The Peoples Journal,
Local BrevitieS.

Miss Cora Bowen is teaching
school at Sims school house in this
county.
w. e. Galloway, of Jeptha, N
C.,was in town last week on {. trading
expedition and reports the folks on
that side all o. K for another year
but the roads in O terrible fix.
B r. Graudy has put in a good
steSm corn mill at his ginnery il
Pickons and is prepared to grind on
Wednesdays and Saturdays rs fast
as the turns eau be brought in.
Found, near Prater's post office
by nj. N. Geudeluck, ono valise OF
clothing. The owner Gun got same
by calling a ls homo.
Solicitor Anscl was promptly at his
post Monday and struck terror III the
heart of tho evil doors. To the mp
right he is shelter in a time oI
storm.
Married, on tho 9th. at tho res
dence OF N. S. Reese Mr.. W. W.
Brissoy and Miss Julia Astison all OF
Pickons county. N. s. Reese, N. +.
officiating.
Married, on the 22nd. Feb. at til
residence OF julius Mullikin by N
8. Reese, N, p, MIR. John Roylston
and Miss Mollie Bracher all of Pick.
ons county.
Charles M. Bowen returned to
Greenville last Saturday, where he
mas lucrative position with Mahon
& Aruold, the new dry goods firm
that is just opening up in that town.
Married at rigorville. Greenvelle
county, ON End. March at the resi-
dence OF tho brides father James
Hayes, Miss Lila Hayes and Mr..
w. T.. Hendricks. Rev. j. e. Eos
tor officiating.
w, A. Brewing, manager Of tho
Home Telephone Co., Of Gresnville,
10 in town this morning putting in
the telephone exchange at Mr.. u. b.
Finney's residence. We are gradual
~ Puttlng on ely airs.
r.. G. Gaines and Gassaway
Brothers havo just received from
Tennessee fine lot Of saddle and
harness horses and extra fine lot of
well broke mules They are for sale
cheap for cash orgood papers.
The Liberty township singing asso-
citation will meet with EDon Baptist
church the fourth Sunday in March
at ten o'clock q. m. Let all lovers of
music come and bring the song
books and we'll filled baskets.
W. w. Norris,
for committee.
B. A. Morgan Esq, an elo-
quent and learned lawyer of
Greenville, was in town this week
in attendance upon court. Mr.
morgan IL partner of ". +.
Blasslganee, Esq, and the firm
has built up large and lucrative
practice in this County
Wyatt Aiken, after serving his
country in the late war, has returned
to his post OF duty az stenographer
Of the eighth circuit. His many
friondf and admirers in Pickens
county welcome him back to the
paths OF peace and shower upon
him their congratulations and goo I
wishes for the future.
Robert Trotter, one Of Pickens
county's oldest citizens and wei!
know throughout tho up county
died Saturday night after All i'll.
ness of three wvoks at his homo
near Dacisville IN his S4th year
The immediate causo of his
death was dropsy. A widow and
one son survive,
..On Monday March 18th, The
Pickens r. II. Co., will run the I'll,
lowing trains in addition to their re-,
ulur schedules
Leave Pickons at $3.50 q. m.
Easley 1890 a. m.
" Pickons $50 p. m.
" Easley I" $50 D. m.
Round trip tickets on sale at Pick.
ons at DO cents. Children 5 to 12
years half fare. Come one, come oil.
j. T. Taylor, G. M.
President Riley Of the Greenvillc
female college, who with President
Landor of the Williamston female
college, and President Cromer of
fhe Aewberry pQl(ege!was Judge at
the Olemgon college literary con-
test, returned to Greenyille yester.
day. There wore three contestants
one from oaeh oithe literary sooI-
cites of tho college and w. l..
Noise Of Sumter was declared the
winner, and is to represent the
college at tho State intercollegi-
ate ora torlcal contest Mt William
ston next April.
The rYlends throughout the State