The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-01-17

VI unusually satisfactory business.
Tho Governors annual mes
sage appears in full On first pago Of
this paper.
Miss Goode, lately q guest Of
Mrs. Dickens, has returned to her
homo in Groenville.
j. n. Watson OF Beverly was
in town Monday in tho interest of
old soldiers pensions.
1t is rep rted that the Easley
Cotton Mill will be ready for wurk
within the coming week.
Some interesting communica-
tions arc crowded oi:t this week
they will appear in the next ISSUE.
Tho law regulating the distri-
button of school books renders the
Office Of Supt. of Education Il vcri-
table packing establishment.
j. B. Freeman of Pickcns
county. former student Of Fur
man University, spcnt yesterday in
the clly.-(Sat.) Grcenville Nows.
For Sale.-1O0 Ius hcls of Russell
Big Boil Cotton Seed. Price Csc
per bushel. Apply to
w e. S. Griffin.
The pulpit Of Gr.ilin church
was filled last Sabbath by Rev.
Mcdaniel, tho pastor, who preach.
ed to the usually large congrcga-
tion.
-Gaines & Gassaway Bros, Of
Central, now have on hand Il nice
lot Of good Tennessee horses aud
mules for sale for cash or good pa
per. t.
The Comptroller General has
notified Treasurer loungblood that
by virtue Of the authority vested |
in him by the act OF 1898, the tirlo |
for pnymsnt Of taxes has b Ell cX-
tended to February 1st.
--Tearhcrs aud patrons will
profit by rcadinS the regular con-
trIbutions Of Sept. Bright This
week no gives Information l.. spect-
ing requirements rs t. school books
which is imperative.
Mrs. O'Bryan, an aged widow.
rel.ct Of Timothy O'Bryan, who
for several years has resided at
Hagood's Mill. died last Thursday
and was buried the following day
in the western section Of the coun.
ty.
The Pic%ens Methodist Sur-
day School has undertaken the sup
port Of one ! t ln orphan girl at
tho Epworth Orphanagc at Column
bia. Her name is Estclla Bauk-
night. 1t is y worthy cause and
a christian duty at once beau
tiful and imperative.
Miss Nora Raincs, daughter !
of W. A. RaIncs, who resided near
Maynard, died on Tuesday morn
ing Jan, S, of a complication Of dis
eases, after l!nger.n .ng illness Of
nearly three years. She was bar
led the following day at Cross
Roads cemetery, Rev. W. G. Sea-
born conducting the funeral excr-
cises.
iii the article frAm Agricolist
last week on War, there was an
error in which, in tho engagement
there described, Gen Jenkins com
mand was made 10 appear is hay
Ing place on tho ;ht, when tho
manuscript stated that Jackson
command had that place.
"A. A. Puc, has opened MP a
meat market in the Earl: building.
corner Main and Church streets,
where you will fnd most every
thing usually kept IL a market.
Aside from his market ho al 50 fixes
watches and clocks. Mr.. Pace is n
new citizen in pickcns md sh )uld !
be encouraged Ivy Il liberal patron-
age.
Adam Manscl, colorcd, is tho
DOSs SlauShlcrcr OF SWINE. In tie
last season lie has killed sixty-Line
pigs in the town Of Pickens and Vi
cinity and he is Of the opinion that
the size and quality Of tho porkcrs
are botter than ever. Everyone Of
his patrons arc we'll pleased with
his skill and success in the busi-
ness.
The first Quarterly Conference
Of Pickcna circuit for 1901 will be
be held at Tabor church on Friday |
lst day OF February. All officials
are earnestly requested to be pres,
ent as the Assessment for the year
will be ihado up; this includes the !
preachers salary and ali church
expenses. A good attendance is
desired; let everybody Interested
oome, I'd.