The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-22

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The Sentinel editor has bad
case of swell head"
Mr.. N. M. Madden, of Cen tral, :,
was i'll town last Monday on busi-
ness.
Dr.. Littlejohn, of Gaffney, is in
Pickens this week attending Miss
Stella Newberry,
Boru unto Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
@. Looper, of near Plckens, the
goth inst, a fine boy.
Misses Lida and Gertrude Ha-
good. of Easley. visited at Mr.. j
Med! Bruce's this week.
Messrs. w. NJ. and James e.
Hagood, jr., of Easley,was in Pick
ems OH business this week.
The Filipino colors are red,
white and blue, but they are not
our colors, because they run.
The drouth mentloned recently
has bcon relieved by copious rains,
and crops DIRE just booming.
DR.. G.. w. Earle, sr., who lives
with his son, James w. Earle, two
miles above Pickens. is seriously
i'll.
Saturday was one among the col
dest days we ever felt in June.
Ovorcoats and fires wore very COM
Portable.
Watch the local columns of the
Journal from now on. We are 60
ing to try and make them inter
estng to you.
Tho teachers examination came
of Saturday in. the court house,
but owing to tho lnclement woath-
or, worry few were present.
Notice change in the advertise.
mont of Misses Rogers, of Green.
vile in this issue, 1t will be of
Interest to you to call and soc
them when in Greenville.
If you, brother, know of any
news in your community, please
send or let us know it. We arc
always pleased to get brief local
news from overy part of the coun-
ty.
Tho many friends Of President
II. S. Hartzog, Of Clemson Agri-
cultural College will be pleased TO
learn that he has been recently
honored by Mercer University
with an LII. D., degree.
The friends of DR.. J. w. Nor
wood, Of the firm Of Norwood &
Norwood Of Greenvillo, will be
sorry to learn that he died at his
home at thatSplace last Thursday
lie has many III Eiekcns who SYM
pathizc with his family in their
! bereavement.
In this Issue you will find the
law card Of Capt. Ivy M. Mauldin
he is located upstairs over the
drug store, and all business ell
trusted to him Will receive prompt
attention. Capt. Mauldin is gem
lIeman Of fine ability and may
success be your portion.
Every dog has his day. Fltz
simmons used to be the champion
heavyweight prize-fghter Of the
world. Jeifries now holds the belt.
The good part about these things
is that all the fights seem to take
place in America. This certainly
is a land of Freedom,
Prof. John G.. Clinkscales, who
has neen teaching mathematics at
Clemson College, has been elected
to the chair CT ~ athematlcs at
Wolford College. He will occept
the new position and will also can.
vass thu State in the interest of
that institution.
The C.r cotton mill, which will
be built ut Anderson, this summer,
will require 5000, 600 brick in its
construction. 1t will be located
one mile and one half from the
court house on the limo of the G.. &
". G, railroad and Augusta briok
yard men are on the tip-toe of ex-
pcctancy to get the contract to
furnish the brick.
Capt. Ivy M. Mouldin who has
recently opened law office at this
place has formed a partnership
with a reliable law firm of Wash
inston of securing pensions and
collecting claims for men of tho
late S. c. Regiment. Anyone
entitled to 2 pension or who holds
a claim against the government
would do well to consult him.
Capt. Ezra b. Fuller, recruiting
officer, for South Carolina, Wants
desirable mon Of good character
for tho regular army. Anyone
wishing to enlist can call on Capt
Ivy NJ Mauldin at his law office