The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-09-21
w. II. Price, of sunny Dale,
was here on business Saturday.

Easley 26th and Piokens 9th an,
28th.
d. B. Finney now holds lu
crative position in DR.. Earle
drug store.
This is beautiful weather fo
the farmers.--not so warm, bu
very pleasant.
II. d. and J. It. Harris ar
having the sidewalk in front Q
their stores macademized.
Drugs for the new drug stor
arc daily arriving and in a few day
the stock will be c:mplete.
Arrange your plans early t,
attend the 3lst Annual State Fai,
at Columbia Nov. 9th to 10Th.
w. A. Roper, of Fold, has 8
: fine horse for sale. Price reason.
able. Call On him. 2t
Section Master Partrldge who
has been in Lavonia and Atlanta
tor two weeks on business, roturnc1 !
homo Saturday.
"A new warehouse will be put
up at the depot soon. B. E. Grandy
wlll also have one erected on his
lot near his ginnery.
Over 200 applications for en-
trance into Clemson College have
been rejected on account of not
having room in barracks for them,
If you have anything to ex-
hlblt at the State Fair send to Sec.
retary Holloway, at Pomaria, S. c.,
Tor a Premium list. Do not DELAY
to d. so.
-Flve Indians are stationed on
Grow Creek, near Jordan Rice's
and are making some nice baskets
out Of cane. They arrived there
IL few days ago.
Call on Ellison Bros, for bar
gains in every line. They have
the largest fall stock they have
ever had and at better prices than
over. o.
-FOUND-By Susie Bowen.
near Childress' mill dam, one
watch. Owner can get same by
describing it and paying for this
notice. Call on Augustus Bowen,
colored.
Mote the change in the DIVER
tlsement Of Mahon d Arnold, of
on the first page. They
are offering some special bargains
to the Plckens county people and
when there give them a all.
Tho Summer scho, for this
county opened Mondsv in the
court house, with Prot. llcGhee in
charge. A very lalge number of
teachers were present, but not as
many as were expected. Every
teacher should attend that possibly
can as 1t prumises TO be instructive
as we'll as interesting.
j. Galloway and Will antrell,
Of this county, who were arrested
on chalge Of larceny Of live
stock, some time ago, in North
Carolina, we're tried last week be
fore the Superior court at Brevard,
md found guilty. They were each
'entenced to twelve months in the
North Carolina state penltentiary.
"A very enjoyable Lawn Socia-
ole was given at Col. J. e. Ha-
goods Friday night. Each person
hat went paid five cents for every
DOT they were high and for every
'xtra inch one cent. The amount
eallzed was $3.50, which was ap-
'ropriated to the Presbyterian
Refreshments we're served
md the evening was very pleasant
y spent.
Mrs. Mary O'DelI, wife of CAL
yin ODell, died on the 10Th INST.
1T her home near Easley, after
illness. She was about
80 years old and a devout member
IF the Methodist church. She
caves a husband, several children
md q host Of relatives and friends
70 mourn her death. Her renains
we're inferred tho day following in
he family cemetery.
--Mrs. Looper, wife of William
Looper, of Mica, died on the 18Th
nst., of fever. She was abont
twenty-five years Of age and a use.
'ul and consistent member Of the
Baptist church. A husband, sew
'ral children and many relatives
md friends are left to cherish her
memory. Her remains were laid
% rest the day following in the
Nine Forks Baptist church come
,ery.
Roc Keith, colorod, was rum
ling on the I'D. G. d." schedule
and soon had a collision
With a. brick ward anoino Tho