The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-05
-Markley wagon for sale. Ap
ply to W. Il. Blassengame.

-Arther S. Porter, the barber
at Simpscnville, was here Monday.
DR.. w. +. Austin will be in IN
Easley the 10th and Liberty the
l1th.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. P. B.
Langston, of Liberty, on the 9th
ult., an heir.
Forest Keith, of Table Noun
tain left Sunday for Texas, where
he will try his luck.
We will not have any editorial
this week as the editor is in Colum-
bin OH official business.
w. A. Roper, of Fold, has a
fine horse for sale. Price reason
able. Call On him. ct.
: Got all the news Of the County
bv subscribing for THE JOURNAL.
One dollar will pay for q year.
-Experience and observation
are our best teachers hence the
necessity to visit the next State
Fair.
See change in Folger & Thorn
ley's advertisement this week. They
are Offering rare bargains at q sac
rifce, ..
The County Board of Com.
missioners were in session Monday.
No business of Importance was
transacted.
Several interesting commuica.
tiOns were left out this week On
account of space, but will ap-
pear next week.
The Pickens high school is
progressing nicely. The enroll
ment now is over one hundred.
Every patron that can should send
their ceildron as the public term
lasts four months.
w. A. Lark and w. D. Miller,
Of Cedar Rock section, went to
North Carolina on business last
week. They report the Sassafras
road In bad condition, almost i'm
passlblo in many places.
Your attention is directed to
the new advertisement of Smith &
Bristow, Of GreenvilIe on the first
page of this issue. They are up
to-dute clothiers and will certa in
ly give you your moneys worth.
The entertainment given by
the teachers Of the Normal School
this county on Friday night was
'1attering success. A large au.
& el CO was in attendance and the
OCCASION was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. d. B. Finney, has opened
up new store in Pickens. She oc.
cupies the old drug store of DR.. G..
W. Earle and has q nice line of
Millinery, etc. Sho invites Pick
ems County people to call and
price her goode.
Mrs. Lizzie Wi"gington, of Six
Mile, died on the 29th ult., and
was buried the day following from
the Six Mile church, of which she
was a useful member. She leaves
a husband and several children to
cherish her memory.
"A very enjoyable sociable was
given at the residence of Mrs. FL
vira Robinson,s g of Dacusville, on
last Saturday evening. Many
young people were present. and a
pleasant time was had. Music was
furnished by the Wanita string
band Of Marietta.
TO our many readers we invite
your attention to the advertisement
Of Craig Bros. They hayo opened
up a nice new fresh stock of gener.
al merchandise in the Masonic
Hall and are selling their gods al
a sacrifice. Don't fail to Gall on
them and price their goods when IN
Pickcns.
"A reporter of the Journal hac
the pleasure of visiting in the O"l
enoy section Saturday and Sunday
| We spent most of our tlme at tn,
hospitable home of ex-superviso
NJ. Hendricks and we have never
efore enjoyed ourselves bettor n
any place than at his home. III,
and his good lady certainly know
how TO entertain visitors.
Mrs Hannah Parsons, widow
of the late Benjamin Parsons, de
ceased, who was killed in the lat,
war, died at the home Of J. II
Hudson, of Sunny Dale, on the
1st inst, whore she had lived fol
the past seven years. She was
about So years Of age and had beer
a member Of the Baptist church
for forty years, being q useful anc
, consistent member. Her remains
were inferred tho day following il
the cemetery at Concord church
+ Rev. B. e. Grandy conducting the
flu, eral services IN the presence o
| many sympathizing relatives ant