The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-11-02

t ", i, .u# vii. be in
.T' >sa' a,vt Ia. ..r $ .ening and
J1nes, who lives near
.a =, got his foot very badly
last. week
T44eMisS Unity Cla fton, of Cateo-
chsss 10 visiting Mrs. G. L. Holdings.
worth this week
+Read change in r. D. Harris
advertisement ia this issue. 1t
will be- to your lnterest.
"A. M. Morris got his left
hand vexy badly mashed with a
bundle of shingles Monday.
.'' WANTED: 1000 cords OF
wood delivered at Easley, S. G.
w. A. Hamilton.
--B. A. Morgan, Esq, and I, P.
Cothran, Essa, of Greenville, were
in httendanCs On court last week.
Me. Orahdy will "soon have his
house on CLASSY Mountain Street
completed. 1t is d nice neat cot
t&8es
A-C0hduotof Rosenburgh. one of
She Southern Railways genial con
ductor6, was hefe on business last
Thursday.
.--The Plckens High school is
in q hourishing condition. One
hundred and eight pupils have been
ENROLLED.
mcdaniel g. Harmon have pur-
chased 'SqRlre Prices bottom land
on Town Creek and will IN short
time commence to make brick.
Tho State Far promises to bo
the best this fall for many years.
Every body who can should bo sure
TO attend. Nov. 6 to 10 is the date.
When you 60 to Richmond to
witness the unveillng Of tho Winnie
Davis Monument, sec that your
tickets read over the Seaboard Air
Lind.
Don't fail to read Misses Rog-
crs ad. of GreenviIle in this issue.
They have nice line ofjackets and
hats and are Offering them very
cheap.
Something of interest ia this
weck's paper is McFall's Budget
Of Plum and Phax for the Phollks.
See what it says and be convinced
that we state facts.
,use Of DR.. G. "
ory street is fast
ion. It VIII bo q
...., completed and We
hopo others will do like him.
Anderson Intolligencor, 25th
ult: Mr.. Newton Oats, ono Of
Pickens County's substantial citi-
zcns, wac IN the city last Thursdny
and gavo us an appreciated call.
Bolt &~rhosnley, the new drug
gist, have changed their ADVERTISE
mept this week and say "Beau-
tlful Place to Visit" is their drug
store. Read it and SEQ what they
say. J.,
ALI tho horse traders in the
county should 60 to W$lha.!a Gil
the zth, 9th and 9th insts.. to the
1lsrae Swappers Convention. A
good timo is in store for those who
attend.
We direct the attention of tho
public 10 the change in the adser-
tisemeht of Craig Bros :, this week.
4hey quote some prices to you and
It will By to your interest to read
what they say.
IL. Rothechild, one of tho
leading tpsto-date clothiers of
Gt6ehvlfley invites you 10 his store
when there dnd price his line of
olbthihg: SIZE change in his ad
vestlsbiAaait this week.
as%Mfd. Porter, wife of Smith
Porter. who lives pear Pjndor post
office, died on Sunday the Goth ult,,
after an illhesa Of about two weeks,
Of d complication Of diseases. She
was about .4B years Of age and a
consistent and useful member of
the Porter's Chapel Methodist
church, from which her remains
were Inferred on Monday in the
presence of many sympathlzing
relatives and friends. A husband
and eight children arc left to cher
ish her memory.
Court Of General Sessions for
this county convened the 23d
instant at 10 o'clock. Judge
Earnest Gary, Solicitor Ansel and
Stenograher Wyatt Aiken we're at
their posts promptly, also the grand
and petitjury; The criminal cases
on docket we're few, and only tive
persons were convicted. Georpn
Alexander and Henrietta Bowen