The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-16
The Peoples journal.
locaI and Personal.

Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
M. Welborn on the 10th instant, q
daughter.
Tho new hotel at Easley will
be completed in 3 short time. 1t
is nice one.
will Jenkins. who is merchan-
disng ct Piedmont, was here on
business Tuesday.
-~Yf there 10 no cross mark On
your paper, it may DO tho aubscrip-
ton has been paid.
--LooE at your receipts. and If
you owe The Journal any on sub
seript,on, please pay it. =,
The Bethlehem school will
open Monday the goth inst, with
Mrs. Flora Lathem as teacher.
Rev. R. J. Williams delivered
al able sermon to o large .congre"
gstion at Georges Greek. Sunday.
For your ladies capea. all nice,
new and cheap, call at the Wreck
store in Gyeenvllle. 1t will pay
you. .....
ID. Y. Pace, one of our now
merchants, is erecting q neat and
aubstantial shelter In front OF his
store.
Mote the change in the sdver-
tisement Of Il. ID. Harris in this
isoue. 1t Is full Of interesting
reading.
Until this issue Tho journal
has been silent about subscription,
and 90 have the bulk of it's sub
scrlbers.
Il Fl. Barton, who lives below
Easley, OH Greenville road, is store-
keeper and guager at Holcombe's
distillery.
-WANTED.-1,O0 900 cords of
Persimmon and Dogwood.
Holder Bros,
Plckens, S. G..
The condition Of Sam Looper,
con Of Supervisor Looper, is sti
unchanged, but there is yet some
hopes Of his recovery.
Deputy Marshal J. G. Alex
ander captured seventy gallon
still, cap and worm and caught
two operatives on waters of Grow
Creek last week.
John johnson. colored, and
Samantha Mansell, colored, were
married on the 9th inst. w. n.
Hughes, N. p, ofliciated. All of
Looper, Pickens county.
-Elbert E. Perry, who lives near
Georges Creek church, has 8 patch
Of turnips that are the finest we
have seen in the county. Mr.. Perry
is a good farmer as we'll as good
man.
Married, at the residence of
tEe brides parents, on Sunday
morning, November 18th, 1899, Mr..
Nelson Garrett to Miss Mamie
ward. Rev. J. NJ. Stewart otfi-
ed.
Married, Oh tho 5th inst, at
residence Of Haynes Jones, of
A>acuevilie, Mr.. John Hunt to MISS
Victoria Hill. Rev. B. f. Grandy
III his usual pleasant manner, off,
ciated. Tho happy couple have
the congratulations of many friends.
HOLDER Bros, bought three
cuts, eight feet to the cut, of per-
simmon wood last week that meas.
ured eight feos in circumference. This
wac the largest of the kind that we
have heard OF in the county.
bookkeeping EIocution, Mu-
sic, Instrumental, vocal, and Sight
Reading, Latin, Greek, and all the
otudiea for a thorough preparation
for college or lite taught IN the
Central Graded school. Care and
sttentiop given to every pupil.
Have you Il daughter or son to ed
uoatea
Married, on tho 14th instant,
at the res idence of tho brides par
onts, Mr. Elias Day, of below Eas-
ley, Mr.. Walter Wyatt, a promi-
nent young man Of Greenville, to
Miss May Day, one Of Easley's
charming and accomplished young
ladies'. Rev. J. e. Roushton, in
h,s graceful manner oficjated. The
happy couple have the congratula-
tlons Of many friends who wish for
thom succoss through the journey
Of life.
Nathaniel J. Williams, one Of
Pickens couuty's progressive citi-
zens, died very suddenly at his
home at Table Mountain on the
night Of the 11th inst. He was
only sick short time and his
death was very unexpected. Ho Was
about 58 years of age and conais-
tent and useful member of tho Ool.