The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-09-21
..he Reopie,s journal.
Local and Personal.
-See tax notice in this isspe


Capt. j. l.. Thornley, won't +,
Anderson on business Tuesday.
Harry Steel, of Atlanta !,
spending this week at J. E. Boggs'
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs
elisha Gistrap on the 10Th inst. .
girl.
Our merchants are putting in
large stock of goods for the fall
trade.
* P. Carey, Esq, went te
WalHAlla on professional bus ness
last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bruce, of Easley
visited the family of DR.. G.. w.
Earle last week.
Read notice to applicants for
teachers certificates IN educational
column this week.
Miss Sophia McAlister, OF
Greenville, visited Miss @ Queen
Hagood this week.
Miss Ida WEitmire, Of Joptha,
N. Gals on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Il. R."Prlce this week.
Miss Essio Earle is VISITING
relatives aid friends in Anderson
and Bolton this week.
Mrs. Charles McAlister, of
Greenville, Is stopping at Col. j.
&c. Hagood's this week.
I'VE were glad to soc r. T..
Henderson on tho streets Monday.
after protracted spoil of fever.
A. j. Boggs, wife and chill
dren, of Fort Hill, arc at Mr.. und
and Mrs. Jerre Looper's this week.
Miss Kina Earle, ono of Green
vllles'accomplishod ladies, is visit
ing Miss Queen Hagood this week.
The members of Cross Roads
church have elected Rev. J. nj. Stew
art as their pastor for another year.
Mr.. Will BIassingamc, of
Pickens, worshipped in Seneca
last Sunday -Oconee News, 14th
instant.
The funeral Of Samuel Brown
will be conducted at the old home
place the third Sunday in October.
at L o'clock u m.
II. D. Harris and family and
). e. Lorris and wife visited rela-
tives 2nd friends at Lendermun,
Greenville county, this week.
Misses May Robinson and Olive
Newton left today, "Wednesday
for Rock Hill to enter the Win
throp Normal and Industrial COL
lege.
p. NJ. Taylor, the genial, Jolly
assistant cashier OF the City Nation
al bank Of Greenville, visited his
brother, Conductor Taylor, this
week.
Joseph Keith, Of Table Noun
tain, was here Saturday. He has
just returned from an extended
visit to Montana and othor Western
states.
DIR. A. J. S. Thomas met his
regular appointment in the Bap-
tist church Sunday. An able ser
mon was delivered to very largo
congregation.
Send your application for CEN
Sus enumaratOr in each township |
to Hon. G. w. Shell, at Laurens,
S. G. He is tho commissioner for
this census district.
Mrs. Keasler, late Of this coun-
ty, but now cf Abbcville, is on
VISIT to her son, II. B. Hendricks,
III town, this weak. =. She is in her
o1th year and is iii good health.
Farmers! Bring or send the
fruits Of your labors to the stote
Fair at Columbia, Nov. 9th to 10Th
and you need not exclaim, as manv
are heard to do every year, "I can |
beat that
Something of interest in THE
JOURNAL this week is now adver-
tisement Of Bolt & Thornley,. A
nice line Of rugs have been opened
up and tn be sold reasonable.
Read Their. I've convinced.
There will l. ...j ~ Of the
farmers Of IIurrica.. tpvu Up at
Mile Creek school h.. rlday
September 22d 1899, at 3 o'clock
p. m., for the purpose of organizing
Il Farmers Club. Let all turn out.
R. l.. r. Bentz, tho enterprise
Ing Greenville merchant, returned
Monday from tho eastern markets,
whore he made tho largest purchase
of fall and winter dry goods and
novelties since ho has been in busi-
ness.
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