The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-24
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Brown,
If near FiCld, are very sick.

Sec Harris advertisement in
this lssIe. 1t is interesting.
Mrs. w. H. II. Ariail, of Enon,
is reported as being very sick,
"A barbecue wos given at the
brick yald by Col. Neal, Friday.
Miss Bessie Ashmore ls visit
ing the Misses Gaines, of Central,
this week.
Tho dlspensary was closed
Saturday on account Of the Cotton
Weigher's election.
ID. B. Finney and wife arc on
visit to the latter's mother in
Anderson this week.
j. P. Looper, of Tugaloo, Oco.
nee county, is on visit to his
brother, Supervisor Looper, this
week.
! Mrs. Missouri Lynch, Of Table
Mountain, is very sick with BRAIN
fever. DR.. j. M. Crenshaw is in
attendance.
j. Bird Looper, of the MAYNARD
section, wasf,hore Monday. He
says, rain is very badly needed in
tha atseommunity.
Be- ts;Ss7Its 1.-The plumber of inmates of the
sHosp iteF for, the Insane last week
u 5reasAgd 101hwhich is the highest
d slSli g.lii jl lSaag 81 On resc,S&:s
seqditor ~, B. Clyde, of
Eesley% WAS circulating on our
streets Monday. His friends were
indeed, glad to see him.
Miss Ida Hendricks, of Table
Mountain, went to Mars Hill COL
leee instead Of the Saluda, IN. c.,
college, as was reported some time
ago.
DR.. A. J. S. Thomas, pastor Of
the Pickens Baptist church, bap-
tized five converts in the pool at
Secona Sunday. He also preached
an able sermon to largo congre-
cation at II o'clock.
-Rovcnue Agent j. D. Bullock,
Deputy Marshals Henry Grady and
J. G. Alexander and Constable
McCravey captured two large stills
on waters Of Oolenoy river Tues
day night the 18th inst.
The tenth anniversary of the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Day, of Maynard, Was celebrated
on the 18th inst. A large crowd Of
relatives and friends were present
and an enjoyable day was the sue
cess of the occasion.
We stated few weeks ago
that Prof. Daniel had been elected
princi pal Of the school here, but
owing to previous arrangements ts he
could not accept. Prof. Wyer, of
Virginia, has since been elected and
has accepted. The school opens in
September.
"A letter was received by Mag
istrate Jenkins Monday stating that
his son Howard Jenkins, was mar
RED at Kings Mountain, N. c., on
the 10th inst, to a Miss Hubbard.
The groom is we'll known here and
he has the congratulations of his
many friends.
Among those spoken of as
probable gubernatorial candidates
next year are Gov. McSweeney, Col.
Willie Jones, Judge O. w. Buchan-
All, A. II. Patterson, Ex-Gov. John
G. Sheppard, O, L. Schumpert, c..
G. Feather stone and the perennial
G.. Walt. Whitman. There may be
others in the bushcs.-Columbia
Record.
The Cotton Weighers election
at this place passed off quietly
Saturday, Quite large crowd was
in town and the total number Of
votes polled was Psi. The follow
ing is the result of the election {:
Holder, 121; Keith, 81 Abarcrom-
bic, 81; Noaly, 90; and Hendricks,
2. There will not be a second
race and Mr.. Holder was de-
clared elected.
The public is invited to attend
n picnic at the Hagood school
house, four miles north Of Pickens
on Saturday September 9th. This
is to mark the closing of a SUCCESS
full school taught by Mr. l.. O..
Mnuldin. Distinguished men Of
the County have been invited to
speak on the occasion, and a large
crowd is expected. Let tho poo
plo turn out with we'll filled bas
kets.
An Arkansas printer, in max
ing up his forms, got a marriage
notice and a grocer's advertiser
ment mixed up so that it appeared
as follows: "Jobn Brown and Ida
Gray were united in the holy saur
kraut by the quart or barrel. Mr..