The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-12-17
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.


Wagons, carts and velocipedos at
Harris.
BRING the children to Harris for
Santa Claus.
Harris W ants 10000 bushels of
cotton 500 d for the cash.
Smith & Bristow, Of Greenville,
have knocked off 20 per cent. on all
clothing. Go and see sees them.
On account of legal advertiser
monts several important commu-
nications are necessarily crowded
out this wock.
E. Nj. Konnemoro killed OH the
Sd inst, a Poland China, Ohio
improved stock twenty-five month
old hog that weighed 7S3 pounds
not.
Married, on December 10th, at
the residence Of the brides father,
A. w. Kay, Miss Vester Kay to
Mr.. King Massongalo, Rev. M. l..
Jones O1llclatlnS.
The appointment on Pickcns
circuit for next Sunday arc as fol-
lows: Ruhamah II Il. III. , Fairviow
p. N. Norris Mill 7 p. N.
W. M. HARDEN, p. G.
A X. Park says no has $4,000
worth Of goods that the knife has
been put in dcop. Read what he
has to say in another part of this
paper. Call on him when III Green
Vile.
At tho request Of tho Eastatoc
Township Singing Association tho
Pickens Township Singing Asso-
citation is called to meet with that
Association at Uclly Springs
church on the third Sunday in Do
cember.
The Easlcy Graded School will
givo az, entertainment at the Eas-
ley school building on "Wednesday
night tho 23d inst. Admission 10
and Is cents. After tho entertain.
ment oysters will DO served down
stairs il. the school building.
J. w. Capps and experienced shoe
maker has opened shop in the d.
w. Hopkins old stand wncre he will
be pleased to serve all in anything
in his line. Harness will also be re-
paired. First class work guaranteed
Give him call. Nov. 10.
Wanted-~Cattlc. Will pay the
highest cash price for twenty
milch COWS and all other grades of
cattle. Also exchange milch COWS
for beef cattle or yearlngs.
II. b. HENDRICKS,
l5tf Pickens, S. G..
a son Of Mr.. Frank McClanahan
had gun to burst while shooting
it last Saturday and badly lacor-
ated one of his hands. Ono fngor
had to be amputated. DR.. G. w.
Earle was called to drcss the in
iured momber.
All persons are hereby warned
not to trcsspass on any of
the lands belonging to the estate
of the late james II. Jones, by
hunting or in any other way what
ever. Oppossum hunting, especi-
ally, will not be tolerated even by
tenants. Disregard Of tins notice
means prosecution,
a. II. DULlN.
] killed threo pigs last wcok that
averaged one year and nlno days
Old. Their total weight was f.
O249 pounds; meat and lard aver
aged 81! pounds. The stock was
ono-half Berkshire, one-fourth
Jersey and onc-fourth Poland Chi
na. Thoy were small eaters, thir-
ty Roars of corn, one-third bushel
raw potatoes per day was tho high
est feed for them. AGRICOLIsT.
Charles S. Robinson died at his
homo on Twelve Mile last Monday
morning, aged about So years. lie
leaves widow. IIe was II brother
Of Dr.. c.. +. Robinson, of Liberty.
AT the breaking out Of tho war ho
volun torroA and enlisted in the
first South Carolina Sharpshoot-
crS, and later became Qnartcrras-
ter Of tEo Second Rifles, Orr's r"g-
imcnt, lii3 remains were buried
Wednesday at tn" family burying
ground.
DEAR JuUNNAL: PloAsr express
i'll your paper the thanks OF my.
solf and family to kind Christian
friends of Central, who mado us
happJ on Thanksgiving day last,
by making us the rec cipicnt of
many OF tho substantial and en-
joyahlc good things Of lifc. Por-
mi, us by this means to say to
these kind contributors, having re-
cclVcd\ tho things which wcro sent
from you, an odor Of sweet smell, a
sacrifice acceptable, woll pleasing
to God, "Bpt my God shall supply