The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-25
S. a. Hunt is still vcry sick.

-ooo HoLlce Oh 1ln0l settlement estate
of Timothy O'Brien.
Mrs. Wash Lesoy is very sick. She
is attended by DIR. Earle.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Pace on the 9th uit., Il son.
Our circulation is no buncombe.
Advertisers will get value received.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs Morris
Gilstrap, on tho 18th inst, IL daus; s;hter.
w. R. Davis, residing near Mile
Creek church, is very sick with typhoid
fever. DR.. Bolt IS attending him.
The first load of homo raised water
melons reached Pickons Tuesday. They
were grown near Easley by - John
son.
j. ID. Holder has opened up tho
brick yard nj the Neal Il Newell plant
and is onergcticalIy pushing the bust.
ness.
-J.W w. Danicl,n young educator Of
experience whose present home is in An
dersoU, opened the school ut Johnstons
Chnple Monday morning.
Remember, TIE JOURNAL has TIE
circulation, hence advertisers will do
we'll to consult their interest and profit
by giving us their patronage.
Frank Morgan (coD was before Mag
istrate Jenkins Saturday on the charge Of
assault with intent to kill. He was bound
over to the fall term Of court.
Intelligence reaches this Office that
FIJI infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L.
Craig, of Walhalla, is very low Hopes
arc not entertained Of its recovery.
If you have good dog, take care of
him; if'yOu have Il worthless one, got
rid of him ut once. This advice is time
ly. At all events, don't take your dog
to church.
Don't forget that the next session Of
the Pickous County Singing Convention
will be held with Pratcr's Greek church
the second Sunday in August and the
Saturday before.
Every preacher in Pickens county is
invited to send to this oilico statement
OF his appointments to be inserted III
our church dircotory. Special appoint
inents will be noted If received i'll time.
On Friday night before tho third
Sunday in August, there will begin rc-
vivul services ut Bethlehem church. Rev.
Jones, who assisted the paster 1T Pick
ems lust spring will be present and assist
--NIarried. on July Dist, 1901, at
the residence of j. T.. Garvin, Miss
Beattle McAlister, daughter OF James
Garvin township, Anderson county. B.
d. Gnrvin, n. F., Of Pickens county,
0iliciated.
Everybody take notice There is an
Old orlnancc amongst the town laws Of
Pichens prohibiting tho riding OF bicy-
clos on tho sidewalks. 1t is the intention
of tho town authorities to enforce this
ordinance hereafter.
The Bending Factory, after scvcra'
weeks idlcncss, has resumed business
Dir. Wertz has been securing the colm
try for good walnut and other valuable
timber. The product OF the factory will
all be shipped to Germany.
Lewis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T..
Childress, aged five years, died at the
homo of his grand father, John II. Lew
is, about 1880 p. m. Monday, July 22d,
1901, and was buried at Enoroc burying
ground in Greenvillo county on the 24th.
Martin Boggs, aged about 35 years,
died at his home in this county near
Flat Rock church Oh tho 1ith inst, and
was buried the following day at Liberty.
He was never married, but leaves many
relatives to mourn his death. He led
a quiet, exemplary life.
The farmer who gets the best re-
tarns for his work is the one who does
net stop working because the crops are
'Haid by" but begins NOW his propara-
tions for next years planting. While
the crops are perfecting, do something
for the lands benefit
Articles of personal nature which
attack the character Of an individual are
excluded under tho rules. Correspon-
dents are cnjoynod to make their contri-
bsutions sholt and Of general interest,
otherwise their communications will be
.hiaregartled or condemned.
There will be general cleaning Of
Bethlehem church grounds and cemetery
.on Tuesday aud Wednesday, July 30th
and 31st. All members and friends of
che church are requested to be hand
s,nomptly with necessary tools and pro-
pared to execute good job.
Geo, w. Williams, aged 80 years,
died ut hie homo in Pickcns Monday.
and was buried the following day at Sc
coma cemetery. For several months he
has been practically helpless. lilo leaves
few relatives but WAS generally regarded
as IN upright. honorable old gentleman.
Miss Salie Whitmirc, whose unior-
tunate accident was chroniclcd in this
paper somc weeks ago. died on the 10Th
inst. She was n daughter of G. S. and
Valenia Whitmire and niece Of Hon.
J. M. Whitmirc, of Greenville county.
She lived exactly four weeks after tho
accident resulting in her being seriously
Burned, and doubtless, suffered intense
Ey.
Arrangements have been made
whereby NJ p. NIatheney and ". ID.
King will hold revival services at Six
Mile church beginning on Monday after
tho fourth Sunday in July, the same be-
ina the 29th inst. !; services boing twice
sle5bS Mt II n. m. and 2 P. IL. also at
PTates's Creeck church beginning OF