The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-10-05
The Peoples Journal.
local and Personal.
Mrs. M. V. Hunt ct Dacusville
:, do,,trarouslv III

Sire notice of Easley cotton
mills in this issue.
Court convenes the 23rd inst,
but tho docket is small.
Miss May Warnock, of Groom
Vile, visited ia Pickens this week
Capt. A. w. Hudgcns, of Eas-
ley, was here on business last week
Hold your cotton farmers, you
will got 8 and 8 cents for 1t soon.
George Cureton, Of Candler,
N G., visited hisRarents here this
week.
Born unto Mr.. a. d Mrs. Frank
Crant, of Liberty, on the 29th ult.'
son.
We are short on reading mat.
ter this week Oh account OF adver-
tisements.
Geo. e. Prince, Esq, Of An
dersol.. was hero on official busi.
ness Tuesday.
Our new merchnnts, Craig
Bros, are erecting shelter in
front of their stoAc. .
Rev. A. w. Beck, has beon
elected pastor of tho Oolenoy
church for another year.
About 400 bushels of rice was
damaged by the frost in the Da-
cusville section last week.
-McFall changes this week aid
something that will be interesting
to you will be his advertisement.
The Twelve Mile River Bap-
tlst Association meets with the
Pickens Baptist church Thursday.
-Sulesday passed off quietly
Monday. Ones tract of land in
Easley Townsh p was sold for
$3.50.
The er ,.Ae Of the Pickens rail-
road, which was sent off for re-
pairs some time ago, arrived last
week.
Lawyer w. f. Blassingame and
Auditor Hunt visited the formers
father in Anderson county last
week.
Secretary Holloway informs us
that tho prospect for fine exhibit
and largo attendance is worry fiat
tering.
A. D. GM!Iara, who is with
the Greenvillo Mountainccr, went
to Cashiers Valley last week on a
pleasure trip.
of course You will be pleased
to read the change in the drug nd
of Bolt e. Thornley, this week
See what thoy say.
Motto change IN Bentz's ad. in
this issue. He ls one of tho Green
vile up-to.date merchants, and
will treat you right.
w. A, Palmer. while working
on the olG warehouse at the depot
last week, killed three large plate
and two black snakes,
Frank hendricks left Monday
tor Charleston whore he will! take
q course in medicine. Wo wish
for Frank unabounded success.
Tho demand for premium lists
Of the State Fair continues. Write
soon for copy to Thos. w. Hol-
loway, Secretary, Pomari.., S. G.
Miss Bette Findley, beauti.
fnl and accomplished young lady
Of Maynard visited Miss Nuru Hon
bricks, Of TauIe Mountain Sunday
Craig Bros, the new merchants
want 10000 chickens and $4,000
dozen Of eggs. They are paying
the highest market price for them
--Married, on the 24th ult., al
residence of the brides parents, Mr.
Elijah Bagwell to Miss Leoto Can
trel Magistrate a. a. Jones oilicia
ted.
Read change in advertisement
OF Mahon & Arnold, of Greonville
on first page Of this week. 1t vii
be to your interest to call on then
when there.
w. l.. Mntheny, a gentleman
Of Fl 10. native ability and IL son O.
Rev. M. P. Matheny, Of Candlor
N. c., spent q few days in Pick
ems this week.
Governor McSweeney pardon
ed l.. G. Dryman Of this count,
who was convicted on two account.
in 1890 and sentenced to twelv,
years in the penitenriary, Monday
--Clerk of the Competrolle
Generals Office, Jonos, was in Pick
ems last week making the annua
settlement with the county audi
tor. He found everything al
right.
M-The State has colloctoI all n