The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-29
Mrs. j. +. Bannistor, of Catoechoe,
Is very sick with remittent fever.

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SEQ notice to township pension rep
resentaives.
DR.. w. Il. Austin will be in r. sic,
Septemeber 3rl and 4th.
Jesse Crenshaw, from the Cross Roa('.
section, was i'll Pickens Monday.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. La enc.
Gilstrap, on tho 22d inst, q d"ugh.er
bring or send us your job work
Good work assured
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Sea
born on the 24tI. inst, a son.
-StrAyod-P (mnle), six week. old
white and black spotted. Peturn to j
b. Holcombo, Pickens.
Mrs. w. d. Jones, of Briggs, VITA OF
Ex-Coroner Jones, and two sons, Robert
and Samuel, have boon on Il visit to 5.
ID. and T.. d. Chapman and famiy,
Harry Steele Of Atlanta is visiting rol.
atives hero.
The JOURNAL is now equipped with
one of tho best Job Offices IN upper Soutl,
Carolina. Remember this when in need
of anything in that line.
p. Hall Of GroenvilIe, while on a
visit to his father-in law, j. w. Pace last
week lost a fine mule by death.
-THE JOURNAL is the BEST and most
readable paper in Plckcns county. It is
also the most widely circulated. THIS
IS FACT.
--Garf, tho IL months old infaut son
of Mr.. and Mrs John Finley died at
their home, Milo Greek. Tuesday morn
ing, and wns buried the following day
ut Grow Creek.
The County Commissioners vii
meet on Monday September 2nd at 10 O.
clock 4. m. A iull Boord is expected TO
meet promptly at that hour nnu all hay
ing business with the body are requested
to meet there that day.
The County Commissioners ut their
special session Saturday, reached II set.
Element with the gentlemen in charge of
the range business in this county where.
by q license OF $500 was determined
upon. This amount has been paid.
Services Mt churches ara sometimes
seriously interfercd with by the presence
Of dogs. The dogs have no place in
church and ought to bo left ut home. They
disturb the preacher and distract the at.
tention of the congregation.
1T you have anything to sell, let us
tell the people for you. Wo will be glad
to make terms with you and will make it
to your interest to do business with ust
An up-to-date, competent school
Teacher is wanted to take charge of the
school in Roanoke school district which
has funds to run four or five months.
None but thorough tehchers need make
application. Apply to w. r.. O'DolI,
trustee. Roanoke, s. o.
The application of j. p. Watkins,
of Central township, for the establish.
ment of q distilery, came up before the
Board OF Control Monday and, being
literally signed by the freeholders ol
TINT township, was approved and for.
warded to the State Board for action.
The paper that reaches tho people
and is read by them is tho paper that
will bring you returns for patronage
Our circulation reaches every section OF
the county aud the list is growing.
Tho meeting Mt Bethleham conduct
ed last week by tho Pastor, Rev r. r.
Dagnall, assisted by s. M. Jones. closed
Fridny night. There were eleven acoes
siona The meeting was an intereb:ine
one from the beginning. Mr. Jones lof
for his home at Townvile Saturday
morning.
The. e.mooting OF Stewards and trust +
of Pickens Parsonage property cale . to
meet last Saturdayafternoon in the Office
of Judge }. B. Newbery was not fully
attended and innsmuch as important
business came mp it was decided to nd
jonrn to meet again next Thursla,
morning at 10 o'clock at the same place
a full attendance Of the trustees, especial
ly, is desired.
TO advertisers who want their nlyer
tisements read by tho largest nnmbcl
of readers, we will saywithout particle o
fear of contradiction that The journal
has the largest circulation by nonrly
double Of any paper in Pickens county
Our books are open for inspection.
THE County Bonrd OF Commission
ers met, as heretofore advertised, last
Saturday and transacted somo pressing
business. Friends Of Supervisor Ste
to business aghin. Though weak, Mr.
Stephens exertel himself to be present
and attend to his nsual duties.
Tho l1boity Township Singing As
BociatiOn mot with Enon church last Snn
day with Nj. p. Rogers, president
Prof. W. w. Norris arranged tho class
and led tho music twenty fivo minutes
He was followed by Professors Porter
Rnmpey, Lesley and G. O. Foster. Th'
next meeting will be with Flat Rocl
church on tho third Sunday in Septcm
her. Tho singing was good and onjoyet
by all present.
"A commondnble movement is takin,
shape, having tor it's object tho organi
cation Of band at Pickens. Busines
men look favorably on tho project ant
will doubtless encourage it in every nc
asonable way. The town has sufIicion
tnlent to insure success to such M III
dertaking. Mr.. j. Il. Parsons wi
probably give the preliminary instruc
ton IN music This means that it vii
be thoroughly trained
Mrs 8. Ii. Hcrbert's visits to Pich
ens in tho interest Of the "Christio