The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
The Peoples Journal.
Focal BreVitieSs

this week. !. 49,.
Can't: Piof,ep!s !, have :u:rural mail
delivery tao7 :: :':. J; ). -, ): :. :. ,
Capt. tn Mauldsn'y .!con dltion
is still very Aeriqus. : : > !; - =. =
Brandon Taylor, son: of, Comduc-
tor Taylor is very SICK, 49,. .
J.:McD. Bruce will move into his
new;dwelling next week, :: '...'.> ;
Dr.: .:Readfern, Of Clemson, was in
PicKens on business Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs: A. j. Boggs, Of IT.,
Hill, Visited in Pickens last week.
Excuse our short comlngs this
issue. Local news is very. scarce.
J.'Silas Williams s, of the Looper
section, was among:friends i'll town
Monday. - ). -...>.
Thomas Smith, Of Easley, IS suf-
fering q great; deal from a burn, on
his hands" -; = -.
Misses Maude: nnd: Bcssio ASH
more visited friends. III Piedmont
this Woe x :,
Several Pickensitcs went to Sen.
eca Tuesday to celebrate the. Glori-
GUS Fourth, =
Mrs: .Langford eand Gil dren, of
New8erry, are Wis ting Mrs j. S.
Porter this week.
Mesars. A.. L. Dunn and J. d.
DunwQody, Of Atlanta, VISITED in
Pickeds, this week. ::
Will Arial, who has been working
in the railroad shops at 'Birming-
ham is at Home on v Sit
James: RI Harris, of,Fielel, who
has been very SICK for some. tim was
able:;to be T., town Tuesday.
The Board of County Commits
sionefs were III sessi onsMonday but
very littIe BUSINESS; was transacted.
Rickens is Wen supplied with
salt: Three car loads has been
received here in tie last few days,
Prof. R::+H: Griffin, of Green
vile, visited his friend, Lawyer
w. f. Blassingame in Pickens last
week.
J.P. Carey left Tuesday for the
Glenn Mineral Springs where he
will spend two weeks recnperatlng
up his health.
II. D: Harris changes his adver-
&isment every week and IN order to
500 what he is advertising you will
have to read it.
See J. p. O'Dell's advertisement
about repairs on gins and give
him a chance at your gin before
youget Anybody else.
Rev. B. E, Grandy met his reg
ular appointment at Nine Forks
Sunday and preachc an excellent
sermon to a large congregation.
Go TO Pickens Bargain House to
by your salt. 115 pounds in cotton
sacks for 55c. This is the cheap
est we ever knew salt to be in Pick
ems.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Whito, OF
Anderson, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Pickens
for some time returned home last
week.
Salesday passed off quietly Mon
day. Quite a largo crowd was pres
ent, but only one tract Of land was
sold, one hundred acres only
brought $11.50.
Mrs. M. II. Hestor is suffering con-
siderable from having a growing cut
from her forehead, caused by being
struck with a well windlass some
twenty-five years ago.
w. D. Simpson, Mrs. w. D.
Simpson, Miss Bessie Simpson
Jesse Simpson, Miss Louise Simp-
son, of Anderson, ard Rev. B. p
Roid, of Pendleton, S. G., are at
the Amber House.
Dr.. James Earle, Of Anderson
county, and Capt. William Ham.
mond, of Florida, visited DR.. G
;" IN" 1os '"SO "eck. nCN wore
in the war together and it had bocr
a number of years since they has
met each othor.
Capt. I. III. Mauldin and Hon
G. E Robinson attended a prelim-
mary trial in Dacusyille township
last week, md on their return, drl
wing high spirited steod and {
bran now buggy, they lost contro
of 1t while coming down hll
near Griffin church and it left tht
road, Mr.. Robinson falling out an,
Capt. Mauldin jumping out leaving
tho train to bo the motive oycr
which did not exhaust itself untl
IL had demolished tho vehicle. For
tunatoly the passengers were unn.r
but 10 very fine steed will have t,
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