The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-03-19
The Peoples Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS,

DoA NO. 10, TlcKens, ., y.
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Try John Craig, at Easley, for
bargains in Groceries, Candies and
Fruits.
Miss Sallie Duckworth, with the
Misses Rogers, will be glad to 500
hor Pickens friends.
Miss Cora Bowen is again at
homo after teaching hourishing
term of school at Dacusville.
II. D. Harris has q few new re-
marks in this weeks issue. Con-
suit him, no has q most complete
stock.
Miss Lena Bowen has returned
home from most delightful visit
to Greenville among relatives and
friends.
The JOURNAL has THE job Of
fico; it has THE Job printer, and
it has THE prices that will suit
tho times.
Remember that Jake martin, ut
Easley, keeps nice stock Of staple
and fancy Groceries, and whom
there step in and see him.
Tho Board Of Registration now
consists of the following named
gentleman: j. II. Kennemur,
Chairman; J. II. Loopor and Hen
ry Farr.
Mrs. B. B. Gilstrap was called
to the bedside.of her very critical
ly i'll mother in Dacusville last
week. Her mother is much bet
tor at this writing.
Doc James, son of Mr.. j. II.
James, in tho western sido Of Pick
ems, who has been critically i'll for
some time is considerably botter.
Ele has had O. close call.
Saith & Bristown, of Grecn-
vile, are among tho loading clo-
thiers of this section. Thoy ask
yon for your trade through the
columns Of tho JOURNAL.
Aversion from reproof is not
wise; it is the mark Of q little
mind. A great man can afford to
lose; q little insignificant fellow
is afraid Of being snuffcd out.
The total amount of tho estate
of tho late Calvin Griffin, is as
follows: Amount collected, $1O,-
1864; paid out $1O,2O3,S7.
There will be for distribution
among the heirs something like
$1,000.
Dreifus & Co., at Greenville,
show up in this weeks paper to
say something Of their spring and
summer stock Of gonts' furnishings.
They are large dealers, and it will
pay you to call OH them when in
Greenville.
Size for slze, q thread of spider
silk is decidedly tougher than a
bar of steel. An ordinary thread
will bear weight Of three grains.
This IS just about fifty per cent.
stronger than q steel thread of the
same thickness.
Married, on the 10Th instant, by
M. r. Hester, N. p, in his custo-
mary pleasing style, at tho resi-
dence of Mr.. Goo. X. Hendricks,
some five miles north Of Pickcns,
Mr.. B. l.. Hendricks to Miss Mar
tha Jano Porter. A regular feast
was the occasion aftor the core
mony.
Wo call attention to tho advor-
tisement Of Mr.. II. X. Hudgcns,
of ]taslcy. to bo found in another
column this week in regard to somo
fine pigs. They aro a superior
breed and anybody desiring fino
stock should not fail to call on
Mr.. Hudgens. These pigs must
bo seen to be appreciated.
DR.. Charles Manlcy, of Greon-
vile, preached in the Pickcns Bap-
tist church last Sunday morning
and afternoon to largo congrega-
tions. DR.. Manlcy is a very learned
divine, and his visits to Pickons
are always warmly welcomed.
Seven dollars wcre collected for
tho Baptist Orphanago at Green
wood.
Wanted everybody to know that
tho JOURNAL COW has ono of the
best equipped job departments in
upper South Carolina. The fact
that it is undor the management
Of that we'll known JOB printer, j.
E. Kinch, is sufficient guarantee
that the work turned out from the
JOURNAL will be first-class in every
particular. Our prices will Away
be as low as the lowest. Orders
by mail promptly attended to.
Lawrence Bowen, krothor of our
postmaster r. A. Bowen, Hon. II.
W. Bowen and G.. w. Bowen, Of
Grayson county, Texas, is on an
indofinito visit to his old homo
and friends in Pickons county.
He won't to Texas somo twenty
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