The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-16

more he doesn' t use it.
1t always makes a man feel
out of place when he loses his sit
uatlon.
Misses Prior, of Piedmont,
visited at Treasurer Youngblood's
this woels.
Sec change in ad. of The
Groenyille Coach Factory on the
first page.
SEQ change in ad. of II. D..
Harris this week and read what
he has to say.
Notice the advertisement of
Misses Rogers, of Greenvillo, in
another column.
Miss Mamie McLcndon, of
Florence, is visiting Miss Stella
Newbery this week.
Miss Olive Newton closed a
hourishing school in Martin dis
trict, near Grow Greek last Friday.
The cabinet council of Spain
decided on the 9th inst, to send
$4,000 additional soldiers to Cuba.
Printers ink may be black,
but it sheds more light than any
other luminary, however bright.
If you don believe the jour-
NAL gives "ILL THE NE VS." try
it one year for only $1.OO and be
convinced.
WANTED 5000 pounds of
green and dry hides. Highest
prices paid in goods or cash.
Ellison Bros, Easley, S. G.
Mrs, w. G. Porter, of Pindor,
had the misfortune last woek, of
getting her foot very badly scalded.
She was doing very well at last
accounts.
Read change in advertisement
Of Ellison Bros, Of Easley, in
this issue, and see what they have
to say. Thoy are offering their
goods cheap.
The Mount Carmel baptizing
took place Sunday and sixteen
converts were baptized by the pas
tor, Rev. w. B. Singleton. About
one thousand people wore present.
Lawrence Looper, Of Hunting-
ton Ark, is in Pickcns county now
visiting relatives and friends. He
is son Of the lato Anderson
Loopcr, deceased, and Jorrimiah
Loopor is his grandfather.
-Robrt l.. Uondrson, of Carson
Creek, n. c., was IN Pickens this
wook on business. Mr.. Hendcr-
son is looking forward to come
back to Pickcns soon with his
photograh outfit. We extend to
him a cordial invitation.
Gen. James Longstreet and
Miss ELLA Dortch were married in
Atlanta, on the 9TH inst, Mrs. |
Dortch is only 2G years of ago
and holds the position as assistant
Librarian for the state of Georgia,
Gen. Longstrect is in his 77th
year.
ALL interested in organizing y |
Camp of Confederate Veterans iii
Pickens G. H., Township, are 70.
quested to meet at the court house
on Saturday, 18th inst, at 3 p. IN.
II. G. Grady, ]. J. Lewis, II. A.
Richey, J. II. G. Mcdaniel, j. A.
Griffin and others.
Lost or strayed away on the
9Th inst, ono little black dog.
Last seon Of him was at Supervisor
Lnoper's. Answewrs to the name
of "Potc.' The finder will please
leave him at MIR. Looper's, he bc-
logs to Mr.. Allen Edens, of
Table Mountain.
ALL tho sons of confederate
veterans who arc Interested in or
ganizing a camp Sons Of Confcd-
crate Veterans are requested to
meet at the court house on Satur-
day tho 18th inst, at 8 D. m., for
tho purpose Of affecting q perma-
nent organization.
w. f. Blassingamc, Organizer.
The growth Of weeds or other
vegetable growth while growing
is not detrimental to health but
after thoy arc cut they should be
removed at once. If left to decay
on tho ground they will soon pro-
ducc an odor that will become
very liablo to create disease.
Weeds should be left growing till
they can be disposed of as soon rs
they are cut.
M. NJ. Holder had a narrow
escape Sunday of losing his life.
While he was returning from Grif-
ffn church, his mule, which he was
riding stumbled and fell. throwing
Mr.. Holder TO tho ground. The
muln at Onrc iumDpl M and r0n