The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-09-19

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DIR. W. Il. Austin iickens
cpt 24 and 25.
Mrs. james Sanscll, at.> two weeks
rious illness is recovering.
w. Il. Dickens is here. Mrs Dickens
,unwcll and their little daughter, Sue, is
ck with scarlet fever.
Read notice and program of second
vision, Union meeting, to be held at
ontrAl, Mt Tabor, 28th inst.
1t must bo borne in mind that all
)ituary notices Of more than ton lines
lcnth, will be charged for.
DIR. Long, of Catccchcc, one of the
aggressive physicians of lower Pickcns
)unty, was in Pickens Saturday.
--Picicns is the market this season for
,iton andlcau afford to pay and will pay
lc highest current prices for that staple.
"A machine shop and foundry under
lc direction of ~. ~. Wcisncr, is Il new
,tcrprsc in Pickcns which fills long felt
'ant.
w t. Griffin is now with the Heath
.r,lcc Morrow Co.. where his experience
nd courtesy make him much appreciated
lirSmah.
The Pickcns band movement cOntn-
rs to receive encouragement. The plan
cscrvcs to succeed, and its promoters are
. nc commended.
Miss Newton, daughter of Nj. w.
,cwton, residing two miles below Picllcns
sick, threatened with fever. The case
rs not fully developed.
Married, Sept. 9th, at Calhoun, S. c.,
IT.. Thos. Barker of Pickcns county to
liss Willie Davis, of Oconcc county.
', l.. Grant, Magistrate, officiating.
The Liberty Township Singing Asso.
iation held forth at Flat Rock on The 18th
lsl. 1t is nn organization in which al
,vcrs Of good music, in its territory, arc
ltcrcstcd
j. ID. Moore left this week for the
.orthorn markets to lay in big stock for
he fail and winter trade. Ho will carry
full line of all necccssaries and sub
tuntlnls.
Each week, we hope to give to our
radcr> the benefit Of news direct from
Washington. through which they will be
Informed as to the absorbing questions di-
rct from the scat of government.
Now that the money season nppro-
rhcs, let every man who has enjoyed tho
udulgcncc of his advancing merchant
make his plans to pay up promptly and
any old debts exist strive to settle
hem also.
Parties will bear in mind that l will
20 in Pickcns on Wednesdays and Satur-
lays of ,ch week with nice choice fresh
meats and solicit II share of your patron.
,rc Yours Respcctfuily.
--Gcorgc Brazcac has sold his farm on
Twelve Mile To an Anderson purchaser
who will soon move on it rs u permanent
rsdcnt. Our county is drawing heavily
"h"rSon ana we welcome oil such SUD-
''anls.
nfont of Mr. and
lied at his home
pickrns on the
~ an0 WINS buricl
r,c.,,> rove, Rev. John n.
lewis cono, le rnncral services
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Ncr'cmoer at c.ocM n,,u WI Eultl.,ue t
'hr|"sn 'hc wees, aic''''ln ano i''.n III, pun
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lcl" at h'ght "h'y. lne l'''a'oi VIII! pe as
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There will be nnion service in the
,optist Church todny CThurstay) be.
inning ut 10. 30. q. m, as mark of the
,spect TO the deed President. Every.
odv is invited to attend and it is hopcd
II Lusinna houses will close and ioin IN
10 snrv;ces
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