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New-York tribune., 1901-08-24
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REANAN. CHARLES c.-sn pursuance OF an


REAMAN. CHARLES C.-sr pursuance OF an
County OF Notice IL gwen persons
ceSn Nsw YoR to IN. s s s % ss
frSnsaatins business AZ tho oce of Alien w. ERsrs az
Ssv YORK on Or ssfSrs q. day q August
Dated. New York. ths 2Iss day Of February, 1901
=, MAN EvARTs, Executors.
Street Borough o. Msnhsttan City Of New York
pEAvY. LOUIS HIN pursuance OF an order
Of New York notice hereby given an havn.
New York. Of Manhattan deceased to present
their place q a3saetins business The oes q David
or before ths twenty first day Of December next
Dated New York. the 1sth Cay Of june. 1901
JACoB p PEAvY
sIEGERIER 5I D .AcHE sGHAcHNE.
DAVID GALLERT. Executors
: Val street Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
ROERNER. MARGARETHA-I pursuance
Of an ords. q Hon. Frank T Fit1seTald. surrossts
persons having claims sga-st Msrssretha B5sTne late
With vo9ese7s q hsTeot 10 the subsoriSs at his place q
!sansectins business At the Once Of Henry W Freuden
City. or before the s1st DAY OF January. 1902.
HENRY W FREUpENTHAL. Attorney Tor the Executor.
800 Broadwsy. New York city.
IN pursuance Of an order Of Hon. Abner O.
Thomss. Surrogate County of New York.
notice Is heTs5y given to az persons hayEE claims ssainss
ceased to oreSen the sane a yogcne1s thereof to the
9Ss e. r EdyT hSh nc M N9 % us 81 & in on the he
before the End dsy OF December next.
Dated New York. the cf Nav. 1901
EDWARD $ CLINcH Attorney Tor Executor; 81 IFS
IN pursuance Of an order Jf Hon. Abner C.
. T % m 2" tSn. a Ggpy 5sT .s Fl sEsns
Euphemis A. Loomis late Of the County OF Nsv.Yors
the subscriber at bis place Of ansacng business at ne
of NswYork before the fifteenth day Of November
Dated Nsw-Yors. the 81 day q May 1901
Street Borough Of Manha1,an. city Of Sew-YoTk
FOUNTAIN. ALFRED En- pursuance Of an
order ot Hon Abner G Thomas surrogats OF ths
having claims against Alfred E. Fountain. late ot
County OF Ss Sork deceased 70 present ine same win
vouchers there9[ to the sg9serTs % & a. tPs1r Place .t
the "a asy & Of & January X nsST ssr5 , =, Inn. ,oo,
4HEsER 4HAs p. f BoGQRT. GQRTTrAlN' Executors
CHAs PERCY ROCART Attorney for Executors. No.
III broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner G.
Thomas sgr-og.r. sf ,s9 sSq County Of & New York York
to all Jsrsone having q ms against Andrew O stevens
the same with vouchers thereof to sl6serbe
place transactnS business, No 81 Nassau street n
the CITY New York or before the Twelfth day ot
November next.
<MNA F. STEVENS. Administrators
WILLIAM J. SWAIN. Attorney for Admnistratrixs
No. 81 Nassau St. =. Z. City.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Urder OF Hon. Frank
F1zssraia surrOss's OF the County ., e New Yq5l
sDS De Voc late Of The County Of New YORK
ceased with vouchers thereof 20 the
transacting business the
once OF J. 81 Nassau Street IN the
Manhattan. In the City OF New York. on o.
before 1st day OF October next.
Dated New York the 14th day of March. 1901
EDWIN DE VOE
CHARLES 5. DE VOE.
Executors.
ROBERT ] FOX. Attorney 81 Nassaa
Street. Borough u Manhattan New York
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DESKS ANn oFFIcE FrnNlrrRE.
AND MILLINERY.

DRESSMAKING ladies' tailoring. mllh =
nery taught: positions guaranteed: grand
display Paris patterns. very Frenchy. call
this week. M'DOWELL SCHOOL. 3iO-3ls
Sth-ave.
DRESSMAKING Skirts 81. 81 so and 81:
perfect At and style. l6I East oSd-st.'
two flights.
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PIANOS.

PIANOS TO R[ENT
for city or country. at reasonable ratsS
NlT1F2 6FEO IS East l4th St. ". Y.
w t99Nl6M FULTON q FlAtb1sh. Bkla.
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WORK WANTED
Femn ste.

FemBte.
sTF,NOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Bv Young lady, in commercial house
Address RAABE, 233 lst-ave-
TEACHER BY lady OF nine years expert
ence: visiting or resident; Thorough IN
higher English languages ana music. Au-
Gress RELIABLE. Tompkinsville. Staten
Island.
YOUNG LADY. college graduate. as lady
companion and private secretary. or as
teacher OF advanced pupils. pupils preperei
for college: excsilent references. Box So,
Salem. Va
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WORK n aNrED-

WORK 1ANrED-
Male
rOOKKEEPER, now with wholesale gro
carv desires change; has held present
rosittou IL years: character, seiiuy vcuched
- Nv pr-ssnt employer ana others. Ad-
dress VI. Postofice box les. Harrisburg.
Penn
ROOKKEEPER. ASSISTANT; German
French. spanish; typewritins; general o.
a. u-orL $50 security. SCHAEFER, %
ist-st.
vOY rs IN office. two years experience:
fair peuman. Address HAIRY fAR-
SELLS. 2l2 Fraaklin-ave. Brooklyn
CARPENTER work by young man: I:
wholesale house preferred Address CAN
EENTER, Box iSS. Rosebank. s. J.
CARPENTER. painter. mason and roofer;
stores and Offices fitted up; blinds re-
paired: all kinds OF house repairs BREESE,
aO7 West 32d st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
AEks-

COACHiAN.-Co -CoIorsd. married, Just re-
turned from saratoga: with family own
ing private srah.e. city or country. expert
enced horsemau. last employer can De seen
RICHARD. care Of r. Johnson. 21S West
39th-sJ
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

ThomRs Surrogate OF County of New York.
notice Is hereby given al having claims sgansc
Arthur 2 White. late OF the County of New York de-
ceased TO present the With vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber hfs place % tralsactnE business at the
office Of Edwsrd s. C1inch No. 115 Broadway. in the
Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of New York. on
before the 2nd day OF December next.
Dated New York. the 4th day cf Nav. 1901
JOHN JAY WHITE. Executor.
EDWARD 5. CLINCH Attorney for Executor. No IFS
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

LOST -Bankbook No huz 5ol hahk lor
Saytnzs $50 4th-ave New-York. Pay
noent stopned Please return book 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

COACHNIAN English 23: H. 10 IN:
competent can drive tandem and four
in-hand. city references. H ". Box 90.
1.2+2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

OF Order OF Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice Is hereby given to all
persons having cles aga-zt Margaretha Boerner late
OF the County o New York deceased the
with vouchers thereof subscriber
transecting business the ONCE Henry Freuden-
thai. No. 800 Broadway Manhattan Borough York
City, or before the 91st day OF January. 1902.
Dated New-York. the 18th day OF July. 1901
HERMAN G. LOEW. Executor.
HENRY ". PRUDENTIAL. Attorney for the Executor
$50 Broadwsy New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-24

Thomas a Surrogate of County OF New York.
date the OF A ril 1901 Notice Is hereby given
all having ci against Andrew O. Stevens.
OF County of rew York deceased TO present
vouchers thereof the subscriber her
nIace ~ transactinz business Street
City New York. before the Twelfth day oe
November next
Dated the 3Oth day Of April 1904.
EMMA F. STEVENS. Administrators
WILLIAM ]. SWAIN Attorney for Administrators
No. 81 Nassau ST. =. 2 City.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
TABLE MOUNTAIN NEWS.

n rousing big mountain party was
made up ut Table Mountain and left for
Cmsnr's Head and other mountain places
ut 4 o'clock on the afternoon of the 18th
inst. They went by wny Of Reuben
Tnlloy's in Grecnvllle county across tho
Saluda. Rim all tho next day must have
intertered greatly with the pleasure or
satisfaction of tho trip. The partyconsistod
Of Jas. a. Hendricks and wife, Misses Har-
ris and Miss Laura Jones Il guest of the
Misses Harris, Messrs. Joo and Forest
Keith, ali Of Table Mountain, and Mess
ers Bee Jones, JOS. Williams and Miss
Nora Hendricks, Of Mica. and Mr. Ben
EFT Jones and family, of Knob.
B. Nj. Hester, of Brownwood, Toxus,
reports that ho has in cultivation 90
acres Of cotton and will not make over
30 OF 40 bales, the drought having done
unusual damage.
Alonzo and ID. j. Edons have been
doing some carpenter work in this see,
tion. They certainly are hustlors.
When tho Pickcns people are conn
pollcd to refuse accommodation to bmr,l-
ers, please lo' them know that Amos G.
Sutherland, of Rock. S. G., and JAS. A
Hendricks and john NJ. Cronshaw, Of
Table Mountnin, built their houses with
the view of taking care of Il fow noun
tain tourists. They will bo supplied
with comfortable rooms and excellent ts
blcs.
Melton Singleton and wife, of Ocopce
county, after II pleasant visit to the fam
lily of M. Hendricks have returned
home.
The County Commissioners find the
roads III this section badly dunaged by
the recent rains. hopo some plan will
be devised whereby the roads can be
properly worked and tho many new ones
projected be opened mp. The road law
as 1T now stands does not suffice. If
the chaingang does not help us out
more we had better go back to the old
day system which WAS good enough
then. l never did believe that the dol
lir communication tax with forfeits, fines.
&c., would make sufficient revenue to do
the road and bridge worl; property IN
tlrkens county, and certainly know it
has been weighed in the balance and
found wanting. ! believe the mtentio,
OF the originator OF the idea was good but
1T was q mistake, as proven by its work
ings. TIooKrIEn OK.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
AMBLER DOTS.

IoHr correspondent has been absent Il
few days on Il trip through the mountains
of North Carolina. On August "a, J. T..
Amblcr of Amber, Charles Schwing
Montrosc Hill, Misses Ina Pagan, Eva
Schwing, Of GrocnvilIo, S. g., Mabel
Hcilt and Mamie Heidi, Of Charleston.
5. c., and your correspondent left Am
bier for mountain trip. We visited
Caesars Head, Brcvard and the Sap
phire section, taking in the beautiful
sight of the French Broad valley where
crops look promising though somewhat
Injured by the heavy rains We found
good roa is up tho valley, at other places
the roads We're bad, reminding us of
some in this county. We could not cx-
pect much better in this county with
$1.00 commututi0n tax or three days
work.
We think tho Balsam mountains fur
nlsh tho grandost scenery east of tho
Rockies, Balsam and hiroh aro tho na
two growth in that locality; somo Of tho
trees arc haro and high, decorated with
white moss Which IN many places also
cover tho earth. Tennessee Ball is the
highest point Of the range, 5000 feet
above sea level.
Our party returned on 18th Aug, find
ing that crops bad grown considerably.
Cotton is shedding fruit to some extent
the boil worm is also doing damage in
some places. These are the first boil
worms seen in this section. j. DIS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
AND CERTIFICATES.
TO County Supcrinton dents:

10 County Supcrinton dents:
Plcnsc note Section II Of the Rcgult-
tons OF tho State Board, page 20 School
Law, edition of 1901 Also Section 1S,
page II. Advertise the fact that ccrti-
ticatcs arc not removed without uttcn-
dance upon the Summer School; and
that attendance means taking the course
through tho last day. Advertise the
further fact that the regular examination
Tor teachers certificates will Hu held on
the last day of tho Summer School, on
Grammar, Geography, and School Man
hgement, on the questions used in the
Summer School Examination; and on the
next day, on the other regular common
school snbjects-llistory, Arithmetic,
aud Algebra.
Ask tho instructors Of your institute to
prepare me these questions, and make
them substantially equivalent to those
| used IN the June examination.
When most tenchcrs exert themselves
| to comply with the School Law, it is IN
| fnlr to them, as well rs unlawful if the
school authorities allow others to teach
without complying with the rcqurmcnts
| OF the law. Section IA, subtlivlsi on 9 of
the School Law, page 81 restricts Boards
OF trustees III employing teachers, to en-
I'OI c"'J s''o''S hfl'lito Scl ol
qualification. 1t fnthcr subjects Boards
of trustees to the County Board of Educa-
ton in tho details of employing teachers,
and fixing their salaries. Sections 30
and 27 emphasize this subicction "o the
orders Of the County Board" You should
notify all trustees that no teachers shall
be paid, unless, before employment, the
teacher registers his certificate in your
Office This thinp of foucbint5 wifbout a
certificate on the chance of getting one
ut some future examination, ought to be
stopped. There is only one way to have
order in your school affairs; and that is
to enforce the law without regard to in
dividual c'ses. In sending you this cir
cular, am trying to make it easier for
you to insist upon tracking the law.
You can publish it if you sec fit.
Very truly.
JOHN j. McMAlIAN,
State Superintendent Educntion.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
The tongue Of Islander nev er suf.
fcrs with that tired feeling.
CURES BLOOD TROUBLES, BLOOD
POISON, CANCER, ECXMA,
ETC. COSTS NOTHING

Old, obstinate, dcrp-scatrd canscr per.
mcrtly cu'c'l by taking Botanic Blood
Balm | l' B. b. If your blood is tainted,
producing offensive cruptionS, aching
bones and Joint, ulcers, falling hair, mu-
c"ls patches, sore msuth and throat.
ScahS or scales, persistent pimplcs, eating
sores, Swelling sore lip dry sore dull
aching: lancing shooting pains, than Won
have blood poison or the beginnings of
deadly cancer. Don't experiment. but
take Bolanicc Blood Balm [B. b. Bl made
csprcally to cure all malignant blood
troubles, like those named above, and it.
ching, Sclbhy ccZrina, carbunchlcs, scro-
flllt, rlGIlniati5an:, crnccr, blood h,lmorS,
etc. Heals every sore and slaps ali
Itchcs and pains. Try it. Cost but 81,
ut druggists. Treatment sent free by
writing to DR.. Gillian, 2)O Mitchell
Street "a tlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and
free medical advice given. Medicine
and free medical advice sent ut once Dre.
paid. IB b B originated by DR.. Gi.lnm
over 30 years ago. Thousands have been
cured many after doctors and patent
medicines had utterly failed. botanic
Blood Balm. B. B. b.. gives life, vigor
and strength to the blood, making it
pure and rich. incGyI
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
At IrI'fI'IN NJ,


Notice is hereby given that Il mcrlino
OF thc stockholders Of the Tlibcrty COT
ton Mills will he held at the Office of the
Company ut Liberty, 5. G., ON Thurs
day the l2th day of September, 1901, at
ii O'Clock y. NJ, for The purpose of
considering the question Of issuing three
hundred and fifty G}50) shares of prefer
rcd stock III the par valuo of 500 each.
This notice has hGcn authorized and
directed by resolution OF the Board of
Directors Of the Liberty Cotton Mills,
| and the SAID resolutions are hereby made
| Il part OF this notice and are as follows:
RcSolrrd, !. That the Pres. and Treas,
he instructed to call meeting of the
stockholders OF the Liberty Cotton Mills
ior the purpose of considering the isS,,-
ing OF 800 shares OF prpfcrrc Il stock, in
the par valuo of 100 dollars each.
:. That the preferred stock be entitled
to cumulative dividend of 7 pcl
cent per annum.
3. Tlnt the holders of preferred sIocl;
si,all have the right at any time within
ten years to exchange their preferred
stock for common stock of the same
amount, and upon such exchange thoy
shall be entitled only to such right, priv.
ilcgcS and dividends rs the common
stockholders, but the Liberty Cotton
Mills reserves the RIGHT Mt any time after
five years, and before the exchanges, to
retire the preferred stock or any part
thereof, as the directors shall elect, by
paying to the holdcrsSof preferred stock
the face value thereof, with any unpaid
cumulative dividends to date of such
payment.
4. In case Of liquidation at any time
the preferred stock shall have prefer
encc over the common stock, that is to
say, the preferred stock shall be paid in
inll together with all unpaid cumulative
dividends thereon before any payment is
made to common stock
$. That preferred stock shall be cnti.
tio't to tiiy s"iinc voting priyi!a:sGSI::: COM
mon Stock
G. That each stockhollcr OF tho Com
pany Shall be entitled to subscribe for
his pro rata share Of said issue Of prefer
red stock.
by order OF the Board of Directors.
j. p. SMITH,
Pres. and Treas, Liberty Cotton Mills
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
\ Cure for Cholera Iufantllm.

Last May says Curtis Baker, of
Bonkwalt ter, Ohio, san infant child of
our nrighbors was suffering from cholera
iniantum. The doctor had given up all
hopes Of recovery. took Il bottle of
Chambrrlain'S Collie, tholcr, aud Djm .
rhorn Remedy t" the house, telling
them felt sure it would ho good il used
according to directions. Iu two DAYS
time The child had fully recovered, and
Is now nearly II year since Il vigorous.
ncnitllN Slrl. | have Recommended this
Kennedy frequently aud have never
known it to fail IN amy single Instance. y
For sale by q. w. Earle.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
SOM ETllLNG NEW.

Thcv cure dandruil, hair falling, head.
ach", uts., yet costs the same as an orlin-
AIRY comb-Dr. Whites Electric Comb.
The only Patented comb In The world.
People. everywhere 1t nnS been introduce
cd, are wild with delight. You simply
comb your hair each day and the comb
does the lc>t. This wonderful comb is
simply unhrn kabc and is made 50 that it
Is absolutely impossible to break or cu,
the hair. Sold on wrtt0H gGarantcC:
to give perfect satisiac .!on II every part.
cllar. send Sta."pa for one. Ladies size
5%c. t.enIs SOC. Live lhcn and women
wantcI' everywhere ia introduce this
ART iclc. Sells on sight. Agents are
wild with success. (Src wants ad in this
papcrl Address ID. N. ROSE, General
Manager, Decatur III. 4.1l-O1 iyr.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
ASFOUNDED TIE EDITOR.

J. liter S, \. Brown, of Bcnucllsvillc,
). &. was once imlurnsrly surprised.
Through long suffering from Dyspepsia" ,"
he wfi'cs, "my wife was greatly run
down. She had no strength ar visar and
suffered great distrcs frolnhcr, but Stomach
tried Electric Blttrrs which helped her ~
once, and, after nsciug four BOTTLES, she is
entirely well can eat anything. It's II
grand TOME, and it, gentle laxative uuil.
tics arc splendid for torpid liver" For
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite. Stomach
and Liver troubles it's positive, g,arnn
tccd cure. Only SOC at Bolt .& Thornley,.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
Two children of w. Pat Dixon ro.
siding nenr Meet nra very sirl;


siding near Meet are very sick.
SEQ notlc of "Bridge to Lot" across
Saluda Mt tho Mayiield bridge site.
Latte information from the bedside
of j. Sam Wilson is that his improve.
ment continues steady.
Liberty Cotton mills will be com.
ploted this week! Machinery is being
trained up and business will soon com.
mence.
Mrs. Luther Richardson died ot bor
residence, the Norton place, Old Pickcns,
on tho day OF August and was buried ut
Seneca on the 18th inst.
-Kcad the letter published in this is-
sue bearing on the regulations OF the
State Board III reference to teachers GER
tili"ates--it is important
--E Foster Keith, appointed to fill
out tho uneXpirod term of S. a. Hunt ns
Auditor, has qualified, received his COM
mission and entered upon his duties.
A meeting of Board Of Stewards of
Pickens church and tho Trustees of the
Pickens parsonage property is called to
meet in tho Office of Probate Judge, !.
B. Newbery on Saturday evening 2lth
inst, at 4 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired as business of pressing character.
will be brought to their attention.
-Postm 'sters throughout the county
are earnestly requested to forward nil
JOURNAL packages promptly where any
tinl.sters arc to he made in their Offices
There have been some scattering
complaints, but we trust to the prompt
ness OF postoilice oflicius for a speedy
and correct delivery of all packages.
Olga. the three year old infant Of
Mr. aud Mrs. Is. Is. Lal}oon. after short
illness, died at thcir home one mile north
OF Pickons Saturday night and was bur
RED Sunday afternoon ut the Pickens
cemetery at 4 30 O'Clock, DIR a. j. S.
Thomas conducting the funeral services.
inc ber"avcd family have the sincere
sympathy Of host Of friends throughout
tho county.
A yonng man, Victor Wilson, aged
about 20 years, from Anderson
>: Q. recrc1ting in the vicinity of
White Water and boarding ut the Brown
place, near the river, while in butning
last Saturday was drowned. Full par
tlGulars have not brcn obtained. MIR.
Wilson was the son Of Preailing Elder,
j. B. Wilson, of this district and was a
young man of promise. He graduated
from Woiford College ut the last COM
monccmcnt.
Last Saturday evening, the Pickons
train leaving Pickcns on schedule time,
met with Il slight wreck ut tho south end
OF the cut near Vandivcr hill. The cause
OF the trouble seems TO have been the
spreading of rails from the excessive wet
weather. The rear trucks of the engine
were deraied, rs were also some of the
coach. Several passengers were on
board, but nobody was injured and no
serious damage done. The road hands
were summoned and the dcrailcd train
replaced to continue the trip to Easlcy
and return, reaching Pickcns Saturday
night about II o'clock.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
WlIATA TALE lT TELLS.

II that mirror yours shows Il wrctchrd
Saiinw c"mp!rX>on, Il iaundiccd l@Ok
moth patches and blotcicS ON the skin,
it's liver ir"lbic; but DR.. Kings New
! die Pills regulate the liver. purify the
blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich
complcNinn. Only 25c ut Bolt Il Thorn.
cy drug store.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
CHEAP RATES TO NORFOLK. w.

On account of the meeting of the
Concntcln'tcd order Of Hoo Hoo, Nor
iolk, Va, Sept. 9th-13th, 1901, Southern
halfway will sell round trip. tickets to
Norfolk, Va. and return ut rate of one
flrst class f'ro tor tho round t,ip from
all stations on its line.
Dates of sale Scptmobcr It'll and Sth,
iinal limit Sept. l5lh inclusive.
Southern Hallway best line to Norfolk,
through Sleeping Cars, Hotol Dining
Cars.
For detailed information as to rates,
schedules, etc. call on any agent OF the
Southern Hallway. W. ii. Taylor,
Tscp \. G. =. A., Atlanta, Ga.
'Tis the empty pocketbooI1 which
has no silver lining.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
The community with tao best
roads i2 v1ry liknly to 'bo the best
community. : -
NOTICE.

70 tho churches of tho Twelve Mile
association: The timo is short for tho
meeting OF tho association andI urge upon
you 10 not go in debt to our missionary
Bro LidG. 7 know money is scarce. bsit
tho amount aRporti to each ohufob ib
email, Take Stops at once to yaiae it'apd
eend to me, 9, i, RopINsoN. ~
= Ch, ES, QQph
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-22
For Sale by G. w. Earle,

"Bccn awfully close today, hasn't
it?' he said from tho opposite side
Of tho parlOr. "Ges', she said,
"but ! don't notice any particular
closcness thus evoning.' And then
ho moved closer.