The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-02
The Peoples Journal.
Local BrevitieSu

some mnRlStfilc, NuS III Io"l i"No
day, having business with the auditor
Auditor Hunt spent Sunday il
Daonsville and reports tho road t'
Salu6a river near his fathers in {
dangerous condition.
Treasurer Youngblood keeps at
his post and has plenty of work BE-
fore him. There are 500 taxparers
yet to be settled with and T2,0oo SUI
duo.
-Angelino Ellison, colnrco
woman of Easley, was declared IL luh
attic in the probate court last MonoH'H
and was sent to Columbia for treat
ment.
Rev. J, B. Wilson, presiding elder
of Greenvillo district, ID expected to
preach in Pickens Methodist church
on next Monday night, March 9th at
1880 o'clock.
Tho Farmers are hauling ferioli
GERS for the next cotton crop. II"
not be too much encouraged by lho
risa in cotton it may remain ANITA
youk crops is gathered.
There will be hot supper ut The
Brown House, Liberty $. G. on Fri
day evening March 3rd for the bcnc.
fit OF the Baptist and Presbyterian
ehurchus. The public is invited.
"A. large crowd attended the sale
Of the personal property OF Col G. +.
Hollingswourth, deceased, last Thurs,
day. A few bargains were bought
the bulk Of the property brought fair
prices.
married., On Feb. Odd 1892 at
the residence OF the brides father,
Mr.. j. w. Earle, Mr.. Augustus G.
Wood, Of Union, s. G. and Miss Nina
Earle Of licksns-Rev. J. s. Porter,
officiating.
james Ross, son of J. n. RosS,
has returned home aftor an nbseucc
of six years. Ho has spout most cf
tho time in Oklahoma. He was in
Pickens Monday and seemed to h;,yr
prosperel during his stay in tho
west.
Lecture on FOOLS by ono OF thc,n
is tho quaint way in which Wl,!u-
man calls attention to the fact t!3t
his latest and best lecture ertitloI
Fools, will be delivered in the court
house March 9TH, at s p. IN. TicAe'S
Is and as cents.
Mr.. ]. II Jones noAr Field's p.
o., is tho happicst man of ibis
noighborhood, it is big 70 pound
girl born Fob. %. 90 and he had il
oat on the naxt day trying to show
it plum blooms, but on account Of
zero being SO low, he failed to nrd
any for it
Rev. j. B. Wilson, presiding
elder of Greenvlls district. holl lnu
quarterly conferences for Pickcns cir.
cult i'll the Methodist church in town
last Monday. He proachcI an nblo
sermon and has made worry favorable
impression on the people, both us z
preacher and presiding officer.
The school, in Twelve Mile dis
tr;ct was closed last Friday with ap-
propriate exercises. The pupils nc.
quilted themselves with credit to
themselves and their teacher. Miss
jamie Gillespie. a brilliant and nc
complished educator Of North Cars
lima, had charge of the schocl and h&.
given entire satisfaction to the pa
rOns.
Treasurer Youngblood hns recrivc,
the following from the Conhptrol.,
General; You will collect taxes VI
l5 per cent. penalty u'il Marr,, a..
18th. 1899, and then iseuc tie !. .
cutions promptly. The tronsU. e
says that he will not tako OF ~, .
more tax receipts foi future paym"r
that the Money has to be in siM,:i
whom they arc taken off.
Miss Daisy Jenkins, daughter u
II. N. jenkins, died Monday &t l. =
homo in town and was buried Tu:4
day at Portor's chapel By The side &:
ler motaer, who had prrccdel her -
the grave about three months ayn.
Hpr death was q shock to Ill who
knew her, and their syrnpathie5 GER
tainly go out to tho bcrenved father,
sister and brother. Mias Daisy was
just entoring her sixteenth year and
was tho very picture OF hoslth whom
the fatal sickness came upon her
She WAS member OF the Methodist
church and tho funeral services We,
conducted by Rev. J. A. Porter Az !
Rev. Mr.. Burgess.
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