The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-29
The Peoples Journal.
Local BrevitiGS,
Next Monday Is salesday,

"A soda tount Will be put in town
this week.
There is great deal of sickness
lii the county now.
Miss Bessie; ;Bright is Wis itirg !
Greenville this woek.
Jordon Breozeulo had a cotton
bloom on the 24th inst.
President Boggs went 70 Nndor.
son on business Monday.
PlCkens was blessed with another
good rain Tuesday afternoon.
P. ID. Dacus, of Maynard, had q
cotton bloom on the 2lth INST.
DR.. Earle Russell. Of Eo.lev
was In town on business last week.
j. q. Klnch now occupies the
}. "A. Griffin house on Ann street.
BY reading the Journal you will
know what is going on in the
county.
A movement is on foot to put ur
telephone line from here to Sun;
ny Dale.
Mrs. j. l.. Bolt who has been
quito sick for the past few days is
some better.
Dr.. Bolt informs us That the
now drug store Will be complete by
August 18th.
A number of young people passed
through Pickens last week on thor
way to Caesars Head.
Mr.. Banister Lynch. Of Sunny
Dale, who has been very sick ior
some time is improving.
The County Board Of Control
met Monday. It being regular
quarterly settlement day.
Bring all the blac!Ihcrrios YOU
have for sale to this Office. Will
pay a good price for them.
Read tho advertisements in the
journal and you will find out
whore to secure tho best bargains.
Rev. W, G. seahorn met his reg
ular appointment at Enun Sunday
and preached to Il very Iarg> audi
ence.
Miss Willio Gray, one OF Grac,s.
vllie's charming :young Indies is
visiting the Misses Ferguson S this
week.
The farmers here and in the
GrlfHn community ara in hi-h spir-
It's nova good rain Sunday after.
noon.
We gre glad to state. u.N to time
Of going to press, that Miss Stella
Newhery's condition is much !,a-
proved.
Rov. j. NJ. Stewart prcac.lcu {
very interesting scrmoN 20 i very
large congregation at Iii" Creek
Sunday.
Folger & Thcrnicv las a change
in their advertisement in thia issue.
They are selling gclds nuw at Il
sacrifice.
Tho Pickens II, Il. is doing good
business. 1t made a very good div
ldend for the stockholders during
the last quarter.
See change in Z. p. Harris ad.
this week. Ilc has inst received Il
car load Of salt and is Offering it
at % cents per sack.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. Wood, Of
Iledmont, are visiting tn" lat.rr's
parents, Mr.and Mrs. J. ". IEar'n
two miles north of Ficl1cns,
Ex-Supcrvisor NJ. Hendricks, was
III town Monday on business. lie
reports the corn crop in his section
very much damaged by worms.
The summer travel to The noun
talns via Pickons is Increasing
every day. Several visitors arc in
town and many are daily passing
through.
Tho deputy marshals stationed
here seem to be very busy OF late.
No doubt but what they are irving
to stop the blockade business. We
hope they will succeed.
The many friends of r. J. Maui
din, of Anderson, will be sorry to
learn of his illnnss with typhoid
fever. 1t is hoped that he will
soon recover and be able to attend
to his business.
"A charter has 3ecn granted by
Secretary Of State Tomplins. to
Messrs G. B. and y. y. Foster. Of
Grcenville, for an evening Ga,,r
paper. IL is to make it's appearance
soon and we extend our EE9'- and
wish them success.
An infant Of Mr.. and NJrs
Johh -: Harris, Of Lcndorman.
HreohVlllo county, died or the :223d
lnRE anG In. A.