The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-11-22
The Peoples Journal.
Local and Personal.


ho Baptist church in Pickens on
ext Sunday, at IL o'clock.
Bora unto Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Kelley, who live near town, on Tues.
lay 18th inst, a son.
Managers of State election for
'icLcns county can got their pay by
alling Oh q. T.. Robinson.
Prof. N. w. Macauley and fam,
y, OF Newells, N. c., arc visiting
'latives in Oconee this week. Their
any frionds are always pleased to
e thom.-Keowee Courier.
Tho county commissioners will
'ld thtir meeting for December on
sesday after tho first Monday.
iis will be Tuesday after saleday.
Charles L. Cureton has the
st combination horse, splendid dri.
and fine saddler. that you ever
". lie is for sale at a reasonable
ice.
On account of unforeseen cir.
instances, DR.. w. Il. Hall can
I'LL his date here tomorrow night.
has changed it to Monday night,
. vember Goth, d. ", and no should
: We better house than he had be.
Some one broke into the jewelry
re- of j. Fletcher Brock last Tues
night. The intruder must have
II scared off as nothing is now
scd but al alarm clock. They
:ed an entrance through the front
+ and wont out through Il side
: in THE SENTINEL office.
Westminster correspondent in
wee Courier: "Married, at the
G of tho brides father, Mr.. l.. O.
;lcton, near Taber, on Sunday,
instant, at 10 o'clock IN the
loon, Mr.. W. r. Teal. of Norris
III Mills, to Miss Lille Single
Rev. Il. j. Vermiilion officiating.
,oweo Courier.
L hare just received a full an
lplete line of Stationery. Civ
II call before buying elsewhere
ccs to suit. G.. W. EARLE.
The managers and commits.
lers of the Federal election are
uested to call at j. B. r. Free.
ns store and receive their pay.
Mr.. W. N Bolding. of Prater
kholder and director in the
rnal presented the operating
ca few days ago half dozen
fine turnips, He raised one
dred bushels Oh half IN acre Of
ind. He has our thanks for
Kind remembrance.
w. 1. Craveley, oldest son of
and Mrs. w. |. Grnveiey, of
postoiiice, died rather sud.
y Monday. Burial services
conducted by Rev. I. N.
le. Mr.. Graveley Was con-
ant member of Porter's Chapel
hodist church.
There will be an all-day sing.
1t the Bethlehem schoolhouse
Thanksgiving Day which 10
rsday the Goth inst. Profess.
Weams, w. w. Norris and
! Lesley are expected to be OH
and u Sunday school address
beexpected by C. e. Robinson
'ybody is cordially invited to
, and bring we'll filled baskots
all their song books.
Agents wanted for the Life
ookes r. Washington," written
himself. Everybody buys;
lts now making over 10000
month; best booka to sell to
rcd people ever published.
:, for terms, or send 24c. for
t and begin at once. When
IN writing mention this paper.
lress, j. J.. Nichols u Go. At.
Il, Ga.
-Pickens people: We know you
.t up-to-date Hats, Dress goods
Trimmings. You will find
vory latest styles at our store.
can soil You pretty hat and
;ch it in dress goods and trim
,gs for less money than you can
1T anywhere. Our stock is
lplete with all the latest goods
the season and dress goods of
ry kind in all colors that will
1pt you to buy when you see
I'M. We carry a full line of sta.
goods at the lowest market
ces. MISSES ROGERS &c Go.
no g. 112 Alnin st. Gresnville.
-~A serious and perhaps fatal nc.
cut befeIl tho con OF MIR. II. T..
ggs on last Wednesday, While
.nliug a load oe cotton TO Messrs.
;Muhnn & Barron's gin. The wind
g blowing n stiff breeze on that day
Il whde driving along the public
III, near the residence Of Afr. JAS.
Boyd, pine tree, about ten in.
cs in dinmeter, suddenly fell across
wagon, striking the rear wheala