The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-01
line Peoples journal.
Local and Personal.

: w. r. Blassingame went to
. Columbia Tuesday.
&C. l.. Cureton moved into his
+ now residence last week.
Fruits of all kinds ut Mrs.
Cureton's, (in Carey old oflice.)
See notice elsewhere in this ls.
sue Of land for sale by J. II. Mad
dpx.
For Sale.-lOO bushels seed
whoat, 10 shoats, 5 milch COWS. r..
d. Harris.
= 500 change in the ad. of VIM.
Pagan and whom in Greonville give
him call.
Il g, Capt. James A. Griflin's mule
:: threw him ono day last week ind
bruised HIM up considerably.
J.. Mrs. Harris IS erecting a COM
modious dwelling on hor lot near
the court house square.
j. L.Tbornley and Gene Alex
ander left yesterday morning for
Columbia to edo" the State Fair.
Tho colorod teachers will hold
their ncxt institute at Pickcns, S.
c., at 10 o'clock, a. M, on next
Saturday.
If you want prices that will
surprise you on chickens, eggs and
bees wax BE Sure to let Craig Bros =,
have Il chance at them.
Mrs. S. A. Porter's funeral
will be preached at Portor's Chapel
on tho first Sunday at II o'clock
hy Rev. r. r. Dagnall.
on with your coat and in for
Bryan and Stevenson ncXt Tues
day. Let us show what South
Carolina can do for Democracy.
.-Candies, cakes, etc., at Mrs.
Cureton's,
Married, at the residence Of
the brides parents at Pelzer, Oct.,
II, Miss Annie Boatwright to Mr..
G. NJ. Dawkins. Rev. G.. w. Rus
soy oiiciated.
J. l.. Amber brought to this
Office, last week, two cotton stalks
TINT were beauties. One of the
stalks had 50 bolls on it. The seed
was sent to him by a. G. Latimer.
Lost, between w. B. Allgood' S
and Pickehs G. H., one smalI leath.
or bound book, a treatise on sur.
vcyi3g. Finder will please leave
same at this office and get reward
B. E. Grandy has JUS received
:, fresh car Of lime, sash and doors.
i Mr. Grandy is one of tho progress
.. lvo citiysns Of our town and is al
w""o 49, A. round Of the lad
the amount due
II subscription will
49, ...uuo w the stockholders at the
next meeting. 1t vii! surprise
them how many good men neglect
30 long TO pay for their paper.
The Liberty Township Singing
Association will meet with Flat
Rock Church on the first Sunday
in Noye nber. Profs. r. M. Look
and J. b. Vaughn, of Georgia, will
bo presant. Everybody n\ited.
Married, at the residence Of
tho brides father, Mr.. Wm. Farmer
on the 14th inst, Mr.. Shaddy Bal.
linger OF Greenvile, to Miss Cor
nelia Farmer, Of Norris, S. G. B.
J, Johnston, notary public, oltici.
hted.
'~-fTho Genital Township Sing
ing Nssocintion will meet at the
Central Baptist Church the second
Sunday in November. All lovers
Of good music arc cordially invited
to come and bring song books and
well filled baek kets.
THAT old "whcel hoss," w. N.
Hughes, OF Loopcr, was in Pickens
few days ago and paid tho JoUR.
NAL a most agreeable call. Mr.
Hughes is ono of the stable citizens
Of Pickens county and it is always
pleasure for us to greet him.
--Dr. John Hall, Of New York,
gave an interesting lecture in the
Court House last Sunday night to
large and highly appreeiative au.
llenco. lie will lecture again TO-
night (Thursdny) in tho court
house when we hopo he will be
greeted by crowded house.
The Methodist Quarterly Con.