The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-12-16
Tile Peoples Journal
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Stoves and furniture cheap at


her room with sickness.
There o great deal of sick
ness in the county now.
Charles B. Calvo, Columbia,
is the: State Printer now.
-Hon. Joel H. Miller was in
town on business Tuesday.
If you want to live long, don't
try to live more than one day at a
time.
For Sale: One half acre lot
on Garvin street. Apply to II. G.
Robinson. If.
Read the change in Misses
Rogers advertisement, Greenville,
and consult them.
NO matter how poor q mans
memory is, he never forgets when
you owe him money.
There will be q union Christ
mas tree in the Baptist church on
Christmas eve night.
M. r. Hester and son, Wilton
went to Brevard, N. c., on busi-
moss today, Wednesday,
JAS. T.. Brown, one Of Cen.
trails prominent merchants, war
in town Oh business Monday.
If your schooling doos not
help you to better tho world, your
time and money are both lost.
--Mre. John l.. Thornl,y and
son, Bertran, visited tho formers
parents at Pendleton last week
---Messrs Hollyhoch and I'r,,rk
Mays, lola, Anderson county, vs.
tied friends in Pjckons last wp,n
DO you want first class Photo
grapos2 If so, call at r l. IIendcr-
Json 9 Gallery while in Pickens
Mrs. Mckinley, mother Of
President Mckinley, died at her
home in Canton, O., on the 10Th
INST,
There are somc girls "swcct
enough to eat, which we presume
they do regularly throo or four
times day.
An entertainment will be
given in the court house Christ
mas week under the auspices cf
Mrs. j. d. Cureton.
$500 givcn away at Hcnder-
sons Gallery. Who will have it2
This offer holds good only until
Christmas Of this year.
For all kinds fire works go to
Ben. M. Griffin. Ho will certain
ly treat you right. Read his ad-
vertisement in this issue.
SThere were no services in the
Methodist church Sunday. The
pastor, Rev. w. Nj. Harden; being
I'm attendance on the conference.
j. M. Phillips Central. pur-
chased the assigned stock of 0. P.
Bright, which was to be sold the
Attn inst, from w. R. Wyatt as
signe.
Lost lin Pickens on Monday
the 18th inst, one ten dollar bill.
Finder will please leave at this
Office and receive liberal compen-
cation.
The six yoar old son Of Mr.
AND Mrs. Gus Durham, Nine Times
died On the 9TH inst, and was bur-
led the day following at Secona
cemetery.
Rev. II. G. Holsclaw met his
regular appointment at Griffin
Sunday and preached an irstruc-
tive eermon to large congroga-
ton.
Stability is the great secret of
success. No man can prosper
who is a mechanic one day, q pro.
fessional man the next, and moth
ing the next day.
Bud Brooks ard Grady Rey-
nolds, will hang in Georgia to-
morrow, (Friday, for the murder
of N. G. Hunt, which was COM
mitted some time ago.
Deputy Marshals Lewis and
Roark captured fifteen gallons Of
whiskey and two mules and Il wa9-
Oh Sunday evening in town. !
boy and woman woro in tho wagon.
DIR. J. r. Riley, Of husIcy. and
Rev. w. II. Workman, Of Libcrt}
were in town this weok, membcrs
of Presbytery. Dr.. Riley's many
friends greeted him most cordially.
---Keowee Colrior.
In comEaunication last wro.l
signed Agricolist, a mistake N.ts
made by tho printers in the rcHG~
ing Of the Alticle. 1t should have
bJbn Except to colleges and Off