The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1896-01-23
WE T@op|e's Journal.
HTENIS.
eft for Alabama
Monday.

Agricultural Liens with note
attached for salo at this office.
Miss Cora Bowen is teaching a
ffourish!ng school over in Dacus-
Vile.
Miss Lldio Folger, Of Easley,
is visiting Miss Stella Newberry
this week.
Mrs. r. A. Bowen is on visit
to hor mother, Mrs. Morgan in
Dacusvilie.
DR.. r. f. Smith and family
worshippod at the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Miss Emma Johnston, of Easley,
visited Miss Stella Newbery the
first Of the week.
Mr.. r. G. Robinson, of Liberty,
visited his brother, G. e. Robin
son last Sunday.
Rev. II. j. Rookie and D. B. Fin
ney made a flying trip to Liberty
OH tho goth inst.
Miss Lido Hagood, Of Easley,
is visiting Miss Corrie Bruce Of
this place this week.
DR.. Cannon and wife,of Transyl-
vania county, N. c., visited at
Thos. R. Price's last week.
Misses Janle and Lake Griffin,
OF near Easley, visited Miss Matte
Hoster III Pickens last week.
Miss Buela Ligon, of Greenville,
is visiting the family of Sheriff
McDaniel's in Pickens this week
B. A. Allgood is teaching u large
and worry tlourishing school in the
Wolf Creek district just wost Of
Secona.
A poultice Of stale bread soaked
in strong vinegar, applied the last
thing at night, is said to be q cure
for cOrns.
Tho JOURNAL has THE Job Of
fec; it has THE lob printer, and
it has THE prices that will suit
tho times.
Tho Misses Mauldins, of near
Easloy, arc visiting thoir sisters,
Mrs. A. NJ. Morris and Mrs. w. G.
Lewis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Hagood, of
Easley, visited in Piclens last
week. They were tho guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Med. Bruce.
Every body knowing themselves
to be in aroars for taxes had better
call on tho treasurer at once and
settle and save tho sheriff's costs.
II. P. Dunlap, revenue agent,
whose headquarters at present is
Greenville, was in town last Satur-
day on business connected with
his office.
Jake Gillespie, son of J. e. Gill
lespie had his foot very badly
mashed last week by being run over
by q loaded wagon OH his way
from Easley.
The boys at Easley had consid-
erable fun last Sunday night at
the expense Of three or four con-
stables. The constables captured
the kog but the contents proved to
be water.
Isaac, son Of w. II. Mcdaniel,
whose serious illness was mention
cd in these columns two weeks ago
is still very low, but hopes arc
now entertained for his recovery.
DR.. Morgan IS in attendance.
People say thoy sholl peas when
they unsholl them, husk corn when
thoy unhusk 1T, dust furniture
when they undust it, skin a calf
whom they unskin it, scale fishes
when thoy unscale them, weod
their gardens when thoy unweed
them.
J. D. Holder carried to Rich
mond, Va, last week q car load of
as fino cattle as ever was shipped
from this section from the barn of
Griffin & Holder and they have
another car load that will be ready
in few weeks. Pickons county
surely has great possibilities.
Advertising has become in these
latter days., a science, and science
that has received zach yoar lncreas-
ing attention. Men arc in business
for business, and advertising gets
it; SO everybody is advertising,
and naturally everybody is study
ing tho subjoct.-Tho Milky Way.
j. l.. Stansoll, from tho Amber
section was in town last Saturday.
Ho had some leisure and thought
no would como to town. Mr..
Stansell lives at home. He has
],3o0 pounds of bacon in the
smoke house and hogs to kill. We
arc glad to hear of tho prosperity
Of o,,r foroore ~