The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-01
The Peoples Journal.
Local BrevitieS,

in PlckenS now.
Capt. l. M. MauIdin has treated
himself to|'a new buggy.
Call on~.G. w. Earle for pure
Kentucky crab apple Vinegar,
r. Roark visited in Grcenvi!le
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Henry Grady and w. j. Roark
are visiting in Washington, y. c.
j. Med. .Bruce's modern rcsi-
dence is rapidly nearing compile,
ton.
DR.. Il. A. Lancaster, of Gains
vile, Fla, visited in Pickens last
week.
The best brands of canned corn,
orkra and to ratoes at Freeman e
Hendricks., -
The annual reunion Of tho lIa-
good family was held at Old PicL:
ems last Friday.
Where was our town marshal
last Tuesday. Such conduct as
ns thore was that afternoon shou d
not be tolerated..
Soc change il McFall's ad this
week. He Ii; X a car load of flour
that no will sell chcap, also salt
peas, corn, wheat bran and fine
lot cf lumber. See his adj
Mr.. d. Couch and Mrs Mamie
Owens, of Pickons County, were
married at the residence Of Thos.
Owens last week. Rev. j. ~.
Dobson performed the ceremony.
Chas. H. Toibert, n frst,class
shoe maker has moved his shop
into tho back end of tho bar Der
shop and is prepared to 90 all
kinds of repair work in his line.
Give HIM Il trial
Don't fail to read tho ADVERTISE
ment Of Winthrop concerning the
examination of applicants tor va
cant scholarships. For any infor-
nation address d. b.. johnson,
Rock Hill, S. G.
Have the Cotton Mill people
gone to sleep? The people Of this
county should not lot this oDpor-
tunity go by without struggle to
obtain it. Go to work and build
up the town and county.
A SMALL Quantity of soda dis
solved in a wineglass Of water, Il
piece or cotton soaked III the soIu-
ton and placed IN tho tooth and
the mouth. washed with the BAL
ance will euro the most severe
case Of toothachc.
The Commencement exercise.
Of the Eusley Graded School will
occur at tho schoo! building in
Easlcy on the nights Of Thursday
ard Friday, June lst and 2nd. Bill
Allen with his band from Green
vile will furnish music. Admis-
sion 10 and Is cents sch night.
Had you noticed the chal.ge in
the advertisement of William
Pagan of Greenville? If not, look
for it. He has special bargains in
dry goods, notions, shoes, ladies'
oxiords, hats, caps etc. In fact he
has everything in his line at
reasonable prices. When you arc
in Greenvlllo look for William
Fngan's on "EarIo's Corncr.'
On noxt Sunday, June +. 1890,
Rev.'R F. Kilgo, OF s.. G. Confer
ence will,:preach on Christian Ed
ucntion in the Methodist church
Easley, S. c., at II o'clock a. M
and at same place and day at $50
p. ms Hon: j. a. Mccullough, Of
Grecnville, S. g., will deliver 81
address on Chrictian Education
"A rich treat is in store for all who
may attend. Public generally in
vlted to attond these services.
Mr.. Moses Gillespie, Of Central.
S. c., died Of dropsy at his home
on the 25th of April, after lin COR
ing ILLNESS. lie leaves a wife and
seven children to mourn his loss.
lilo was II good chris tian, a mem
Der Of tho Methodist Episcopal
church for number Of years and
beloved by all who knew ham. He
served in the war Of the Confcdcr
acy and was good soldier, always
ready for duty. Peace to his ashes.
There will be an Old Folks
Singing at Concord Church on the
second Sunday in June next. The
programme is to commence at 9
O'Clock IN. Everybody is invited
and requested to bring the "Christ-
inn Harmony' and "Frt.its and
Flowers" The Old Folks are cx-
pected to bring their spccks and
anything eatablo that may be at
hand. All tho young folks who will
aid, assist and abet in having tia
best music possible are cordially
invited.