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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25
Sun day Closing.

Washburn never had a drier Sun
day than was the last one. On Sat
urday two members of the town
board issued the following printed
statement, which was served on each
saloon-keeper:
Notice to all saloon keepers in the
town of Washburn.
The attention of the board Of Sup
ervisors having been called to the
fact that q large number of saloon
keepers opened up their place of
business and was selling intoXicat-
ing liquors on Sunday July 18th, in
defiance Of the Instructions of the
board of Supervisors, therefore all
saloon keepers are hereby warned
that hereafter any saloon keeper who
opens and sells liquor on Sundays,
will upon proof of same be subject
to have his license revoked.
E. BRYAN,
OLE HovINd,
Supervisors.
The saloon men, as result
threatened to retaliate by causing
the arrests of all merchants
of any description, or any other
class of business people, who
opened their places on Sunday.
Their plan, also, was to close down
the mills at twelve o'clock at night.
But on account of the hardship this
might inflct on some of the people
the plan was not carried. Looking
at the matter in an impartial man
ner it would appear that it would be
perfectly proper for the saloon men
to carry out this plan of closing all
classes of business. Il the saloon
men are to be closed why not make
the job thorough and have a real
goody, goody town. If the senti-
ment OF Washburn was in favor of
strict Sunday closing it would be
different, but it is not and while Mr..
Bryan and Mr. Hovind may think
they are doing a good piece of work,
yet we do not believe, if they would
canvass public sentiment they
would find that their straight and
narrow way policy is what the peo-
pie want or expected Of them when
they were elected to Office
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25

Base bail enthusiasm is still red
hot, and Missionaries invariably
turn out in great numbers at every
game. Washburn has as strong q
team as there is in the country and
the people are thoroughly enthusias
tic and are giving the boys LIBERAL
encouragement and patronage.
Tt stands alone, it towers above,
there's no other, it's natures wonder
warming police to the heart of
mankind. Such is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c. Sold by Owen, Frost &
Co.
Word has been received here of
the death of Professor w. W. Jones
father at Georgetown, this state,
He had been sick for some time, and
Professor Jones has been at his bed
side for the past three weeks. I'll e-
death occurred Sunday and the
funeral Tuesday.
G. G. Clausen and family and Rev
J. Samulson and wife have left for
Candy, Oregon, where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
Mr.. Clausen is one of the pioneer
residents of Washburn, and was at
one time town chairman. OF late
years he has been living on a farm
near here. Their many friends
here wish them an abundance Of
success. la their new home.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25
Ba yfieId County Elects Delegates
to State Convention.
INSTRUCTED FOR LITTLE BOB"
Quiet Convention at the Court House
Today. and the Delegation Goes
Through Without Opposition.
Spooner is Endorsed.


The Republican county conven-
ton, called for the purpose of send
ing delegates to the state convention
at Nil waukee- cor vened in the Court
House. today The following dele
gates were present from the differ
TENT towns
Washburn: c. B. Simpson, Dan
McBeath, John Sundell, Rob't S.
Downs, George f. Morgan, John
HaLioran.
Iron River: F. A. Bell, 0. E.
konstead.
Drummohd: A. Q. Blk and F.
W Fitz.
Mason: L. H. Lien.
Bayfe d. Col. I. II. Wing and
VIM. Knight.
Pratt: S. D. Campbell.
The following delegation was
elected to the state conventions:
A. ". Mcleod, Join Sundell, c.
B. Simpson, N. NJ. Oscar, Fl, P.
Axelberg, L. n. Clausen. of Wash
burn; Capt w. W. lea, Of Iron
River; 7. n. Okerstrom and VIM !
knight, Of Bayfield,.
A resolution WIS passed that the
delegation present in the state con-
vention cast the full vote Of the dele
cation. aid proxies we're forbi lden.
The followicg resolution was un-
unanimously passed instructing the
delegation for LaFollette for gov
ernor.
RESOLVED oy the Republican Coun-s
ty Convention Of Bayfield, coun-
ty, assembled this 10Th day Of July,
a. D. 1900, that Robert Nc Les
re lette IS the choice Of argss
majority OF the Republicans of Bay
led County for Governor. and be
it further
RESOLVED, that the delegates
elected bv this convention to the
state convention at Milwaukee. be
and they are hereby instructed to
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25
Board of Health Notice.

Whereas, several cases Of small
pox are reported from neighboring
tOws and lumber camps:
Therefore be it resolved by the
Board of Health of the town of
Washburn assembled this 24th day
July, 1900, that all children and
others not immune to the disease be
vaccinated at once.
DAN MoBEATH,
e. BRYAN,
OLE HOvIND.
Board of Health.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25
Rice Lake Excursion

Tickets will be on sale at the
Omaha depot on Saturday, for the
Rice Lake excursion. Train leaves
at 5:33 Sunday morning.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25

Superior played bail here yester-
day, and defeated the Washburn
team by a score Of six to three.
Washburn did not play their usual
game, and 1t is thought by those
who witnessed the game that or
dinarily the local team ought to be
able to defeat the Superiorites.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25

Superior defeated the Ashland
balIists two games last Saturday
ard Sunday. The score of Satur-
days game was to 10 while Sun
day game resulted in the humiliat-
ing score of Il to
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25

Bayfield, and Superior played a
very interesting game Of ball at
Bayfield, last Sunday resulting in a
victory for Bayfield, by d score Of.
seven to eight. 1t took twelve in
nings to decide the game, 4
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25

WAsHBURN HOLDS TO THE FRONT

The game Of base ball between
Washburn and Ashland played on
the grounds here last Friday was
hot one, Washburn winning by q
score of three to one. The detailed
score of the game was as follows:
Innings 3 4 6 Z s 9-Tota1.
Ashland / 0 90 0 @ 0 0-1.
Washburn0 0 0 O 0 2 0 0 1.-3.
The features Of the game was Hol-
gren S stolen run from third to home
plate, scoring in the ninth, and
Felix's hit, pounding the ball over
the fence in the sixth inning, and
bringing in Paige from third and
making home run.
The Hayward base ball team play
ed a very interesting game of ball
with the locals on the home grounds
last Sunday afternoon. The game,
with the exception of the initial
inning. while the locals were in the
field, was well played, and the work
done by both batteries was fine
Wigs for the locals pitched his
game to the shut-out point had he
received proper support, while Free
| man for the visitors made safe hits
very scarce throughout the game
The inability of the Hayward nine
to finish the game, owing TO the
early hour at which they had to take
the train, was very disappointing
TO the large crowd of spectators.
The ninth inning closed with the
score q tie at three to three. The
following is the score by innings:
II 345 9 Z s 9-Total
Waafburn 0 0 900 2 O / %.
Hayward 2 0 600 % l 0-3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10
 REV. -A B8N ALOE

Tasfifes to the Good 0uasities Of ehams
 berlaln's Cough Remedy,
 On the l0th ef Dee 9mber, 1897, Rev. S.=a Donahoe. pastor M. l. Church. south. Pt Pleasant, ". Va, coH- Iractea a severe cold which was at tended from the beginning by @Vio= lent coughing. He says. After re sorting to number so called 'spfcidos, usually kept in the hou c to no purpose, purchased a bottle ehamberlaiu's Cough Remedy, which acted ike charm 1 most ea eeffulz lY recommend it to the public. Foa sale by ". .E4. Dewoody X Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10

that a certain element, whose chief desire IS to figure ia public affairs, will censure him for these exPresz sions. Nevertheless he is doing the greatest good for bis own people when he urges them to give their attention to industrial affairs, to devote their effarfs to legitimate pursuits, rather than lend them selves to political schEmes-Littfe Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10

osT-one white p4p. left eye circlee -.a with brown liberal reward will be paid for any iniernlltlon leading to the loon. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10
THE NEGRO iN P0LIYYCg

Rev. J. c. Bat.le, a colored paeacher Of Pine Bluff, who repre- sents the Arkansas Baptist college of Little Rock, as financial agent, is in the northern part of the state looking after the interests of tbat institution. While in Fort Smith he was interviewed by tbe News Record, and expressed the opinion that the elimination of the negro from politics was a blessing in dis guisp 'phe great mistake, said Mir. Battle, Twas in giving the colored people the riRht of franchise before they wsre f5ted 10 exercise it, and tue best thing t6at eyer happened to tbem was their eIimina tion from politics. That was, of course, done through the Australian ballot. Prior to that time they were in politics, aud they became worthless. Just as soon as they got out of politics they began to turn their attention to agriculture aud industrial pursuits, and tho result has been, especially in my county. that many of them own farms. run stores ard are possessed of fap pro perty in the city Of Pine Bluff I have trayaIed good deal through the northern state, aud l have come to the eoneiuslon that the negro is much better off in the south than he is in tue north Mr BattIe's ex- pressiofs eancerniHg t6e negro ane politics are rather unusual for mem bers of hisraee.
 "The fact must have impressed it self on leading .coored men wears ago that the negros connection with political affairs vas detriment al rather than beneficial to his own interests, but few have had the nerye to express themselves as free y asssMr. Battle. He must, know
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Manager Holland, of thenew opera house, nav soon erect q fine brieE opera house in this city. He has in- tentions in chat direction and is re7 ceixiug such liberal patronage at his w house, it !s great pncuurag ge. ment to him While we have DO specially. handsome play house. We must console ou5selvea win the the Il sht that fhe ? esent opera house aiI haze gaed tist of atti tioas thts year. Dafipg Fair Wfre Hoyts Comedy Company, direct fir m New York, will occ8py the boards. Ithas ? people in ifs eas December ls 14 and 15 We vii have the Wnhur-Kirwin Opera Company ois4 people Mr. Halland fs having several large hea +ers put into the house and it will be made comfort ably warm this winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10
GaEtN FeokER ON TRIAL.

Green Flnker, colored, and 4 neph ew of E. E. Fluser, fhe e5lored mer chant ei this city, is or trial today in the circuit court on q charge If grand larceny. tt is alleged that he stole S20 from a Mrs. Kfpateiats " ile the latter WAS getting mon y at fhe tallsr's window at heGidzaa7 Bank. Mir. Sorrells represents Ih slate and Attorneys Martin t Hunt the negro
 After being out about five minutes, the jusy returned and released Flu < CT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10

                                                  
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10

CTRAYED--A P nna hina piId. abant <
 0 months old, weghs lfb tt 75 bounds. X ilnerai reward wlll as paid for its return. Phone 64f. CHARL Y GEORGE H
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10
lHE=:.AP O Ol- MN Advertise Yo, Wants.

If you have House fet k nt, or have any. thing for Sale advertis' this Column, Rates: 3 lines. one w 5 cents. CASE N ADVANCE.
 If charged, will be e ed at the regular oeal rate of 5eents 3 ,s each insertion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-10
l,I9e E)a (p Graphic.

J. ". ADAMS. Editor and Manager
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
For Clerk of Court.

III" many friends Of j. NJ. Stewart here
Ia inn"rn"" him Il candidate for rr-rlr.,-
Guu tn HE office of Clerk OF Court uf Pick
On, r"uuty, subject ~ the action of the
voters III the Democratic primary election
The t,,cn}s Of a. John Boggs,
believing in rotation Of Office, here
ny announce him rs candidate
for the Office of Clerk Of Court for
pickcns county, subject to the &C.
ton OF the voters in the Demo-
cratic primary election. ;.
John D. Edens is hereby announ-
ccd by his many friends as a candl-
date for the Office of Clerk of Court
for pickens county, subject to tho
action Of the voters in the Dcmo,
cratic primary election.
The many friends OF T, II. iDoc. J McSIa.
han hereby announce hira AZ . candidate
Tor the ohice of Clerk Of Cours Of Piokenu
county. subject to tho action OF the votors
Ill i"c Democratic primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
gecgIst,atiOn Notice.

We, the l'ulr,t OF ErGi-t'ati"n for
richri.S cuul,ty will he a. the fuilnwing
nartcl precincts for the purpose OF regis
tcrnm or transferring those who wish to
VOC at he said precincts:
Trc:day, July |lSl, at Closwcll school
house.
Wr,!nc:d day, August 1T, III Hester 5
sore.
Eii:,nv, August Sd, at Gap Hill church.
All vni wi~h To vote at said precincts,
VIII please b" on hand. Those Wishing
'o transfer from o'hcr precincts will
r!ru<" bring their old certificates as is
ir.Inrrd by the law.
". f. IIENDRIlJIS,
iui.jvI Clerk Board OF nrLi.t.ntlon
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
S.csl:2irisen Of the Jury.

The foliowing is; a list Of the
petit jurors drawn TO serve.at the
July term Of court for this county
which cnnvcnes' the third MonJay,
y. ". buchanan presiding; i
> II Brown, " G. Dacus, & g
GiarGy, |: i I'yars, ID A Aliyeed
M'T Bates, Is y Hamilton; "A b
Wi1liAlA*, Danjcl Winchester, II
Beroughs, Julins Il, Parsons, j
Ashmoro Hinton, " J Is ChWman,
y il ht@a"auwny, II D Hendricks, jr,
n Y Nonnemo!c. B II. Whitmire,
II l.. ChaStsln,: w ;R Oats, Oscar S
S(Hwart,"W Is Stephens, Joel II
Miller, } f. Bridges, Wm Uranium,
MI Williams, w II Burns, a c
Smith, j p, Robinson, ! Frank
Cran", r II MqWhorter, D;B Adams,
John l. Looper; " D SJearman, J
Frank jennings, S ,B Edens and S
y s POrtpr
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
For Treasurer,

The many friends Of b.: ID. Gnryin he"e
av announce him as Il candidate. for the
office of Comfy Treasurer for Pickens
r"Untv. subject to the action Of the voters
IL the Democratic primary election.
'rh" many friends OF Samuel u. Chapman
respectfully announce him ~ q candidate
I't tn" office of Treasurer for Pickens coun-
tH, sub irct To the action OF tho voters il,
,'1' Democratic primary election.
The many friends of L. Is. I.athem hereby
announce him as Il candidate for the Office
81 TrcHSUrrr for PickcnS county, subject
iu the action of the voters in the Demo
cratic primary election.
Rae nanny friends OF Avery a. Jones
hereby announce him IN candidate for
I'll" office OF Treasurer OF PickcnS 3ounty.
subject To the action of the voters in the
i"IiInrratic primary election.
The many friends of Henry w. Farr
r' ,!r"iiully announce him ~ candidate
for 'hc "i'r IF Treasurer OF Pickrns
r"unly, subject to the action of the voters
III he Democratic primary elections.
Harvey Krnnrmur is hereby announced
10y lis many friends as II candidate for the
""ir" "i Treasurer OF Pickens county,
subject t"thc action Of the voters in the
b"rn"tr;itir primary election. -
The mahy friends Of James NJ.
i.awrcncc hereby ANNOUNCE hlm as
" candidate for the of}}co of Treas
urcr Of picEcns county, subject to
tn" action Of the voters in the
Democratic primary election.
'ihr Many friends OF Joseph G. Sirih
bling, H. rrhv annnl,ncr him as q candidate
T 'hr office Of Treasurer of rickcnS
rouuiy. s''ljr>t To the actium OF the voters
ii ia" Democratic Primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
For County Supervisor,

The many friends oi o. Z. Field hereby
H'InJuncc him ~ candidate for the ofllcn
ii tnHmlS Supervisor for pickens count,
>'It,i 'Ct TO the action Of the voters in the
!I"i"crA.c Urinary election.
The many friends OF J.. d. (Dnd Ste
H,"'I* hereby ann0unc, him a, q cantli
''Jjv for The office OF Supervisor OF Pick.
"!l> county, subject to The Nclion OF tn,
>"ivr- i'll ,hc Democratic primary.
;'h" many friends OF }. G. Garrett hero.
tl Hi.:io"licc Hmm us candidate for the
"i'ir" of supervisor OF Pickers county,
,"ii"ct to the action Of the voters in tic
1cHuclatic p!iiliary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05


Col: Hagood's lawn Friday night
and u large crowd was present.
Ice croam Of different ilav0ts was
sorvod and everybody present had
a nice:time.' An admission of five
cents for every foot tho invited
ones that were present was asked
for and SD GG cents wac realized,
tho proceeds to 90 to the Prosbyte-
rian church. Tho following are
who wero present: DR. and Mrs j
l. Bolt, Mr. and Mfg J MvD Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs j l. Thornley,, ir, Mes
danes 1ilreath, Dickens, b A Ha-
good, Alexander, Mr. and Mrs J Il
Boggs, Mr. and Mrs Frank Cox
Misses Maude and Bessie Ashmore,
Alice Finney,. Essie Earle: Lucia
and Mario Fo.ger, Viola Runlon'
(ol Easloy,) Mary Dagnail, Grace
Mcdaniel, Carrie Cureton, Ida
Hendricks and Lula Anderson, (of
Table MountAin,) Melaneo Thorn
lev, Corrie Bruce, Olive Nowton,
Olga and Sadie Richey, Olivia
McHugh, Mis- Ialo o.. Messrs
Larrp and Bnrtran htrnley, & b
lIagood, (of 'Easley) Ernest Fol-
ger, Eugcno Alexander, Mr. Bruce,
Walter O Ucstor, Lucius Ear!o, Mr.
Dugnall, l. O Mauldin, T. II Craig,
II NJ Wcrtz, Edwin Earle, George
Cureton, II Newell, Rufus Ashmorc,
LIoyde Graudy, BraLdon: Taylor,
Homer Rrchov, JIM 'Car&y,' Jesse
and Edgar Morris, Earle Lewis,
Prof f l. ushcs, Prof Johnson and
Frank Jennings.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
S. &. Military Academy.

One beneficiary scholarship is TO
be filed from pickons county by
competitive examination. Appli-
cation blanks with accompanying
Instructions tnay be obtained from
Tho County superintendent Of Edu-
cation. Tneso blanks, properly
t;!Icd up, must be i'll the hands Of
Coz, c. s. Gadsden, Chairman
Board Of Visitors, by the 1st day Of
AnmlEI
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
County superintendent OF Education.

Tie many friends OF W. w. +. Bright
here ~ announce him as n candidate Tor
reelection to the Office OF County Super.
intcndcnt nf Education for Pckcn,
county, subj ct to the action OF tho voters
IN the Democratic Primary election.
The many friends Of DR.. j. NJ. Crcn.
shaw respectfully announce him ns Il
caudi,latc for the office OF Superintendent
Of Education for Pickcns oonuty, subject
to the acton Of tho voters IN tho Demo.
cratic primary eoctione
The many friends OF A. J. Manly here
hr announce him rs n en- .dlate for tho
ttilcc OF Supo mtend'nt Of Education ri
j "krns oo,lnty, subject TO tho action OF
the voters in the Democratic primary.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
&pajn58 GYeaGe6t Nae ed.

Mr.. L. ?. Olivia, ot BARCELONA,
spain, spends his winters at Aiken
S. G. Weak nerves had caused 80.
we're pains in the back Of his hoad,
On using Electric Bittora, Amer.
oo's greatest Blood and Nerve
Remedy, all pain soon left him.
l1o says this grand medicine Ia
what his country needs. All Am.
erica knows that it cures )ivCr and
kidney trouble, purIlies tho blood,
tones UP the vtomach, strtngtheps
The nerves, puts WIZ, vigor and
now life into every muscle, nerve
and organ Of thu body If weak,
tired or ailing you need it, Every
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
i. lAlN.NE. li19NL&.
For Congress.

, | hereby announce my candidacy for
a"h%rrsS from the Third Congressional
H'>,''c, IN tn" August primary and will
ahi%!c the same A. G. LATIMER
Ih" friends of G. II. Wychc hereby al.
D"Gn"" him rs 4 candidate for Congress
np'n the Third Congressional District,
50 sect I" The action OF tho voters in the
N'Inncra,ir primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
For Magistrate.

the many frierds Of John p. Harris Yea.
p"ctluily announce him as a candidate for
the office OF Magistrate for Plckons Town.
ehip, subject to the action OF the voters OF
said township IN tho Democratic primary,
"a The many friends OF W. T.. jenkins heYs.
by announce him as o candidate for ya-alee,
70 the Office OF Magistrate Of pickens Town,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
YOUNG MEN WAe5TED,

with IIiv EDUCATION aud good rhar0c'cr, 70
.,LEAEE TELEGRAPIjN,.-
RnilrDad accounting aud tyrcwriiIirg.
This is endorsed by all leading railway
companies AZ the only perfect and rriiahlc
ii.stiiiItiun Of its kind. All our graduates
are ~ stated - positions. Ladies' also adj
lnitirh. write for free ca1aloG.
Fail term rrrnS August l3ih.
GLOBE TE.EGi,Aril CUiLrGE,
iun2imG. Lexington, Ky.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
For Auditor,

&. Arthur Nnnt IL respectfully unnm,n.
sd ~ l.', many friends M a. candidate for
reelection 10 tho ofllcN Ui Auditor Of
rIrt"n3 c0nn,y, subject to tho action OF
~" voters in thu Democratic primary ulor.
tipN,
Tho many ]riends of N. a. Chris.
lei Her heroby announce him as q
cN''1i,late for thg Office Of Auditor
Of tickeMs county, subject to the
action Of the voters in the Demo.
ciotic primary election.
ihr many friends Of u v.OtDell here,
BY announce him rs a candidate for the
office OF .Anditor OF Pickcns county, anb-
''rl 10 The action ot The voters In tho
tnn.p:rnlic primary election.
The friends of Berry W. McWhorter
"'!""I aHnounCc him rs Il candidate for
IL" office uf Auditor Of Pitkcps county,
.'t'Ei'ct to the action OF the voters In the
ii''"ocrutic primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
TIE &GEER WANTED,

TO teach the Pickcns Graded
school. Apply to J. ! ), Lewis,
Chairmrn Board of Trustees, Pick
ems, 5, {, iul5tI.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05
L. f. i.nnu,,R,
Supervisor richuIu w
j. Il. ErEEyi,I..
;,;ui.rElSrr GrrC;;vtI%r 60:

;1,l,:rSlsHr GrScWvtih, ~:
GA. Appleton, Ju"ticu CT thH
Peace, Clark sburg, n. j., says !:
"DoWitts Little early Risdrs ar"
tho bost pills made lor~constipation
We uso nu others.' Quickly cure
ali liver and bowel troubles.
Dr.. G. ", Earle. -.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05

,!For Solicitor, Eighth Circuit.

Julius e. Bog%s, oi pickcns, is an
nouncrd "a Il Candidate for Solicitor oi
the Eighth Circuit, sHhicct to the Demo-
cratic DrimNrN.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-07-05

buried on
DCrcaVeQ
have the sympalnlro " Idly rcla.
tives and friends.
---,>A cannin; factory will Eu rUt
up in Pickens very soon and fruits;
OF all kinds will De >anuch. This
will he paying enterprise and the
plant will, no doubt, be Of great
benefit to the public.
An cgg III The shape OF very
small gourd with a neck was
brought to the Uiliro la>t week by
Warren Si!umons, of Table Noun.
tain. 1t was a very peculiar one
aud attracted q great deal Of at.
tcnlion by those who saw it.
--Licut. Frank G.. MaulAin, Of
West Point, y. y, arrived here
aast week and will spend several
weeks with his mJthcr aud broth.
ers. Ec is looking well and his
many friends were glad 10 see him.
Frank IS E0w mcMDcr OF the fac.
Mlty ut West Point.
~-Dictl. on June 2Slh al 1890
Il. M, Jul!'% Io&l Parsons. age one
ycar add four months, ana Il sou OF
Mr.. f,,iiH> +, and Little Parsons.
Tho intern, u; took place the ,i:&T
following l., ;;~ron" church, Rev
i. NJ. Stewart contracting thr fu
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