The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-05-17
The Peoples Journal.
EooaI and Personal.

Local and Personal.
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Ligon OF
Sunny Dale are very Ill.
Z. Waller II. Griffin of Green
Vile spent last Sunday in town.
-P. Eugene Alexander has pur-
chased nice rubber tire buggy.
Mrs. John L. Thornley, visited
relatives in Anderson last week.
:: -: II. NJ. Dallas of Spartanburg,
: was in Pickens Monday on bust
ness.
B. A. Morgan, Esq, Of Green
vile, was here on professional busi-
ness last week. >..
If We could get q nico shower
OF rain now the crops would be
greatly benefited.
-P. J. Rowloy, representing
Gower g. Speights Of Greenville,
was here On business last week.
DIR. w. F. Austin will be in
Easley Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday and ut Liberty the oath.
M. G. Winchester is announ-
ced as q candidate for tho office OF
County Commissioner this week.,
Master Walter White, of An
derson, is on visit to his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
THORNLEY,.
Read the change in tho ad. Of
A. NJ. Morris this week. lie offers
bargains to you and when you are
in Pickens call and see him.
Candidates desiring tickets for
the primary election can DO fur
nished promptly by leaving orders
with us. Rates very cheap.
Instructive, eloquent md i'm
preseive was tho sermcn that was
delivered by Rov. r. R. Dagnall in
the Methodist church Sunday to a
large congregation.
--An oninvabln socablo was the
ming at Maj. j. J.
light. Many young
were present and a
was had.
of interest in this
issue is the change in the advcr-
usement of Folgcr & Thornley,. It
is full of good bargains and will
be to your interest to read what
they say:
The following are new an
nouncements this week: For com
missioner, John II. Mullinax and
J. H. Vaughan; for treasurer, JOS.
G. Stribbling; for coroner, j. W.
Hunter.
The strike on tho Southern
Railway was called off by President
Powell of the O. r. T., last week
., ID a failure. Many
operators are minus
Dagnall, daughter
Dagnall Of this place,
..u ~~v uap been attending the
Williamson Female college, is at
home on visit. She was awarded
first honors at the college in her
studios.
1T is with much pleasure we
announce that Hon. Julius e.
Bogge will be candidate for So
licitor from tho Eighth Circuit
This year. lie will have several
opponents, but the prospects for
his SUCCESS are very encouraging.
p~punday was Hay meeting day
ht o great many churches in and
AFouudd flckens. Rev. T. i. Mel
delivered al able sermon to large
congregation at Griffin and Rev.
". G. seaborn preached an instruc.
tive and eloquent sermon to large
congregation at Six Mile.
Married, on the 18th inst, at
tho residence Of b. d. Garvin, Mr..
Fred Gaines Of Norris, to Miss
LIZZIE Mauldin of Liberty. Mag
istrate 3. D. Garvin ciiiciated. The
newly weddod couple have the
good wishes and congratulations of
numerous friends.
-~-R. X. Lewis was in town NJ MoH.
day on business and told us ono Of
his hunting stories. He says in
tho past two weeks he shot twenty
one shots and killed fifteen squir-
rels, two rabbits, three partridges,
one hawk and ono large owl. He
also caught big ground hog dur
ing the time. Hurruh for Birch.
"A very appro prlNto organiza-
tiou has been organized in PIckens.
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