The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-11
timo is neyor found.


Now York, 100000 this winter.
Court Of Gonoral Sessions
convenos in .Greenville next Mon
day.
Mrs. j. n. Burdino, Of Sunny
Dale, is reported as being worry
foeble.
w. f. Ariail and sister, Miss
Eliza, visited friends in town
Sunday.
Miss Eula Cox, visited her
sister, MRS. J. r. Gossett, of Briggs,
last week.
Keep a watch on the adver-
tisement of J. Med. Bruce in
another column.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Revis, or. the End inst,
son and daughter.
---Mr. Ira l.. Smith, Of Liberty,
was in town last Friday among
his Pickens friends.
If your paper fails to reach
you on timo, please report it i'm
.n:,':ALo'y t. the editor. tt.
:. T -; strr is improving his
. 81 .>'s e.. IT,. cast end of Main
...,,.. Hltu q, ., at and substantial
iruc-.
john l.. Thornley,, Jr., and
brother, Porry, went to Atlanta,
and st. Lcuis, on aprospecting trip
last week.
PROT /. Nj. Mauldin, who is
principal Of tho Liborty High
school was on our strocts last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Road tho change in advcr-
tiscment Of tho Factory Shoe
Store Of Grcenville, and whom
thore consult them.
w. c.. Lewis, travelling sales
man for the Clark Hardware Co.,
of Atlanta Ga, paid Piclens 4
flying visit last Sunday.
H. B. Ucndrlcks has fifteen
Of the finest oxen we havo seen
this year. Tlo will put them on
tho market in a fow days.
The Greenvillc News of the
18th says: Maj !. James II. Amber,
of Pickons, is visiting his son, r.
l.. Ambler, on North street.
If you want good watch or
clock, call on J. O. Brock, the jew
eler, before you purchase. I sell
first class goods, all arc guaran-
toed.
--NIessrs. Bon Parsons, DR.. |
j. Il. Williams, W. b. Chapman,
and Frank jennings, OF Liberty, |
was in town Friday attending
court.
"A. e. Kelley cut and split ovor
200 rails one day last week and |
Quit about two hours before sun
down. Mr.. Kelley is now 65 years
old. Who can beat this at his
ago?
j. Warren Hopkins, Of Con-
tral township. deserves chicken
PIE from his nelghbors on demand |
the balance of the chicken year,
having slaughtered three hawks Of
immense size last week.
Hon. J. e. Boggs left for New
York Tuesday in the interest Of
tho Pickens q Easley railroad
May the trip be fruitful of much
toward the completion of our
groatly cherished enterprise.
Married, on Tuesday Sd inst
at Liberty, ut tho residence Of tho
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes, Miss Ada Barnes to Mr.
Joe Link, Of Anderson county,
CIV. l.. r. Weldon officiating.
Those wishing to read u good
daily paper, will do well by get
ting the Atlanta Constitution from
its hustling agent, j. G. Palmer.
He is offering them at tho low "a te |
of 20 cts per week, or 5 cts pcr
copy.
The appointment at Twelve
Mile church was filled last Sa bbath |
by the pastor, Rev. W. NJ. Harden.
He requests us to state that ON
account of the unfavorablo weather
ho had tho largest congregation he
has had in six months.
Mrs. Jamiaon, wifo of john
Jamison who lives ncar Liberty,
died on The 4th inst, ago about
SO years. She was devoted
and consistent member OF the
Methodist church and was buried
tho day following her death from
Ruhamah Methodist church,
Rev. l.. ~. Weldon conducting the
funeral services. S$hc leaves II hus-
band and four sisters and thrce
brothers and many relatives and
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