The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-27

Augusta Tuesday evening.
Read Harris change In ad
this week and profit thereby.
j. d. Moore, OF West End, il
adding elghtton feet moro to his
store.
Prof. r. f. Miller is teaching
a llourishing school in the Garvin
district.
Goo. White, Of Oconee county,
was in Pickens Monday among old
TRENDS and acqunintances.
S. p. Breazcale, of Pindor, has
been or visit to friends at Will
liamston the past fow days.
A steeple is being put up on
the Oolcnoy church and 1000
pound bell will be put in it as
soon as completed.
Five young ladies stood oxami
nation for entrance to tho Win
throp college Friday. Tho name Of
tho successful one will be made
known later
The many friends Of Hovey a.
Nealy hereby announce him as u
for Cotton Woighor ut
Pickcns. The clect;on is the third
Saturday in August. td
The many friends of II. B
a ercrombie hereby announce him
u candidate for Cotton Weigher at
Pickens. The election is the third
Saturday in August, I'd.
-There are some things easier
to do than Others nst to do. It 1s
easier, for instance, for the farmer
10 cultivate wheat and other food
'rops than not to plant all cotton.
II is harder Cor him to quit plant
ng cotton than it is to SOW wheat.
Why does he not take hold Of the
'aiser job?
Ed. Young, colored, was before
lis honor, Judge Jenkins, Saturday
or dobbing or otherwise dlsfguring
ome white children with mud
Ie was released with a cost of
II so. lie should work at the
rick yard and save cost. 1t docs
'o1 cost anything to play with the
mud lhe,e.
1t is what We think on that
lo!ds our character. If we follow
he inspired direction TO thi,,k on
things are true, honest,
nst, lovely and Of good report,
hat is the kind of character that
'e shall hold up before the world.
t the inside is all right, tho out
ide is sure to be.
Court adjourned sine die We'd
osday. Judge Gage complimontod
his county in having such good,
aw abiding people. IIo further
tatci that the most important
usa ut the term of cIurt VS. in
'h!ch two families engaged in rock
lruwing about tho division of fruit
ON Il walnut tro'', end the Judge
nd all of them and tho magistrate
30 ought to be in the penitentia. y. {
Mrs. Matthew Edqns, of Pol-
81, formerly Of this county
led at the home Of her parents,
If. and Mrs. Baker Lynch, of
mob, on the 23d INST. of typhoid
'ver. She was about 3S years of
90 and a useful and consistent
'omber Of the Baptist church. A
usband and several children are
1T TO cherish her memory. Her
'termont took place the day fol-
wing IN the Oolcnoy cemetery.
One Of the events Of last Fri.
ny night was Lawn sociable
ven at Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. New 6
ms. Quito an unusual crowd of a
'nng ladies' and gontlemcn we're c
resent and several hours were d
'Hnt IN pleasant conversations. c
t eleven, all went to their homes,
cling much refreshed over tho
'casion. Miss Olive NoNton is
be congratulated for having
lch a nice program arranged.
10 remove frccklos, mix ono II
inca Ct lemon uico, quarter Ola
'achm OF powdered borax, half a T
'achm Of pulverizcd sugar, and +
t it stand in a glass for II few
'ys; then apply it and let it dry
the skin. Or apply with linen
9th, two tabicspoonfuls Of grated :
'rsc raaish mixed with q tea +
'ptul of sour milk. If a girl
rrkles easily, sho should keep this
ton and uso it frequently, being i
rtful not TO allow it TO touch her t
cs. o