The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-09-26

See the advertisement Of the Vic
toria Hotel. If you go to the Ex-
position, stop there.
If Satan over laughs, it must be
at the hypocrites; they are the
greatest dupes he has.-Colton.
For tho sake of depriving others
of pleasure, some people are willing
to endure hardships themselves.
Dr.. J. J. Morgan, of Dacusville,
was in town Monday to see Walter
Griffin, who continues to be worry
i'll.
James G.. Seaborn, who has boen
teaching a large school at Concord,
near Seneca, is home for the vaca-
tion.
Dr.. r. II. Smith, member Of the
Constitutional Convention, spent
Saturday and Sunday at his homo
IN Easloy.
The hardest people on earth for
an editor to please are those who
borrow tho paper from regular
subscribers.
10 store our memories with q
enneo of ininsticn. is to fill with
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u".iu... ,.... Nt Walhalla,
ana "A. BY ullo, lao,,., y. Greerville,
attended court last week on pro-
fessional business.
Prof. J. L. Murphreo will sing
lesson in vocal music, at Oolonoy
Baptist church, on the first Sunday
in October at 8 o'clock, a. IN.
A man should never be ashamed
to own he has been in the wrong,
which is but saying, in other words,
that he is wiser today than he was
yesterday.
DR.. Riley met his regular ap-
pointments Sunday in the Presby-
terian church. He delighted and
edited his congregations with two
excellent sermons.
wv - "'.' -, - T-'-~'- villo, call
"@.. &C.. .a.r. < Of fur
.N..s .. .-...n." rollams'
."a' .,., ..t.. lbout it,
The reason why some people
cannot mind their own business is
two-fold; one is that they have no
mind, and the other that they have
no bu9iness.-Southwest.
Don't for moment suppose
that the world or any part of it,
will go to pieces when you leave it.
The world is great deal more
necessary to you than you are to it.
The fellow who advertised iced
drinks "as cold as charity" no
doubt had pretty clear concep-
ton of the kind of charity which
we sometimes show to our fellow
man.
Miss Sallie Duc]5worth, daugh-
tor of Mr.. B. w. Duckworth, is
within the Misses sRogors in Green
ville, and will be pleased to SEQ
her Pickens friends and sell them
goods at n low price.
All of D. w. McDonald's chill
dren are up and improving of tho
fever, except his oldest son, Oscar,
who was confined recently to his
bed, but it is not thought his ILL
ness Will prove dangerous.
The prize drill between the mem-
bsrs Of the Pickcns Guards, at Mt.
Carmel, notice Of which was given
last week, will tako place on Sat-
urday evening before tho first Sun
day in October at 3 o'clock.
Captain Manning Jones, of
Maynard, attended court last week
and made q pleasant call on THE
JOURNAL. He is eighty years old,
but is vigorous and active, and
looks after his busines like young
man.
Rupert P. Thomas, son Of John
Th omas, Of nacusvillo, was q wit
moss in the Bentley case and recoiv-
cd many compliments from tho
court and officers for his lntelli-
gence and courtly manners. Ho
is only thirteon years old.
II. D. Harris has a car Of salt at
Tasley for the p. e. e. r. r. to haul
up. He has his store packed and
jammed with goods, and will soil
them at close prices, as a glance
at his advertisement will show.
He also has fine cigars, Sabiroso,
ETC., and smoking and chewing to-
baccos for everybody.
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