The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-15
The Peoples Journal.
Loca! and Personal.

Miss Bessie Bright visited III
Groonville last Week.
PLEASE add Neal & Newell to
the phone list Central.
Tho Pickons High school is
still in tlourishing condition.
-There will he groat many
delinquent tax payers this time.
j. Med. Bruce and J. P. Carey
went to Greenville on business last
week.
--Charles Bowen, Of Grcenville,
was here Sunday on q visit to his
parents.
Mrs. r. A. Hester is very sick
at her home three miles southwest
of town.
Tho trees appeared in new
dress Saturday about noon-they
had on ice:
Dispenser Baker reported 10 us
Monday that it rolnod at his house
Sunday night.
-Sond us all tho ncws from
your community we arc always
glad to get it.
Mote change in Folgor &; Thorn
ley's advertisement this week. It
will interest you.
The work on the tenement
house for the Easlty cotton mill is
prog rcasing nicely.
Miss Unity and Snnic E;gIoN,
Of Table Mountain, visited friends
III town last week.
Notice the new advertisement
of Pride & Patton, Of GrceuvilIc,
OH first l'agc this week.
SEQ change in :ho advertiser
ment Of II. G. Mar',lcy, @: Green
vile, OH the tourlh page.
-Ol.ie Bolt, who Got his left
arm broken a f, W weeks age, We are
glad to say is about well.
DR.. w. f. Austin will la in
..a.. !Hry :!0jh and 2lst.
... February 22i.
...... re in the advcrtiac-
.... Bros, in tbs issue
and when III tow, give thcnl a call.
--Rev. r. R. NaGnall delivered
M allie scrm0il to q very large au-
dienco in tLn Methodist church
Sunday.
Miss Retta &;tton, Of pcn1..e-
ton, who has Lc9n spending some
time with the Misses Fulgcr in
town, returned home Tuesday.
u't.a.t, tho infant son Of Mr.,
.:@ ra. w. l.. Prichard died on
a. l.a at, and was buriod the
'-t wing at Enon, ago ono
month.T
Misses Rogers, tho Millners OF
Greenville, have moved to 1lU-1l2,
North Main street and invite you
to call and SEQ them when thero.
Read their change this wcok.
Capt. Ivy NJ. Mauldin, lawyer,
has just received about 5000 90
worth Of Inv books and otlico fix
tures and is now prepared to give
you oil tho counsel you need.
--Marshal Lynch ,s kept very
busy thesa dnys keeping tho wag-
nners off the sidewalk near the
Baptist church. IIo says thore is
10 char provided for him, but lie
stands and watches with patience.
Little Billy, the three months
old son Of Mr.. anl Mrs. B. II. Gail
lard died on tho "a inst, and was
buried the day following ut Rock
Springs Baptist church, R>v. ". J.
Sheriff conducting the funeral scr
vice.
w. II. Anthony is pntting In
nico stock Of general merchandise
in the Anthony brick building on
Ann street. His stock will be
complete in short timo and we
bospeak for him liberal share of
the patronage.
HtIe' Nlc ~ hlo company has
been organized hero, a meeting
was held Thursday night and
about twenty-five enlisted. d. B.
T'nney was elected captain; J. T..
~ Tompson. assistant captain and
{, T.. Keith secretary and tr1osur-
o' This Is an organization long
( en needed hero and tho property
o5'nerR in town should lend help.
g hand to the support Of the
"rmpany. The protection is we'll
~orth the amount wanted from
lem. Steps will at once be tax en-
> raiso the material and then we
will have lection in time Of fire.
--"Bill' Sullivan, colorcd, who
is very oxtens vol V known around
town aud also at ;hn County Hotel
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