The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-11-28
Memoirs Talcum Powders at
13 cents, for sale by G. w. Earle.

4th.
These are the days when the
full force aud effect of tho lien law
are felt.
The Bending Factory has re-
aumed operation. j. Fletcher
Brock is the nav Manager.
look out for Christmas goods
as the announcements are made
by merchants through this paper.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. r.. l..
Henders III, at the residence Of e.
Frank LOoper, Oh Move nbar 25th
SOB.
Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Methodist church at
this place Thanksgiving day. at
III q. III.
j. r.. Earle, Of Walhalla, law
yer and Editor of the Oconee
News, was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
The Wolf creek public school
will begin on Monday December
2nd next. B. A. Algood will bcjbe
principal in charge.
Rev r. R. Dagnall left Mon-
dav morning for Columbia for the
Annual Conference Of South Caro-
lima which began it's work Tuesday
morning.
B. f. Parsons will soon have
completed Il substantial and con-
venicntly arranged dwelling oil
Cedar Rock street, facing the pubs
lie square.
AT the quarterly settlement,
November 25th the county dispen-
sary books showed gross profits
amounting to $702.lO for the
quarter.
The Auditor gives notice this
week of the dates and places to be
included in his rounds for taking
returns. Read carefully his re-
quests as this ls the year for land
assessments.
"A blind negro banjo picker
has been an object Of some inter-
est on the street for the past two
days. His performances are we'll
enough except for the blockade of
sidewalks.
John +. Harris is exhibiting
HE patent we'll fixtures. TO all ap-
pearances, the arrangement is one of
merit, filling the reluir ement of a
substantial, convenient device for
use at wells of any depth.
Takes are slow coming in.
There will be a rush at the Treas
urer's Office during the last day of
December. For the convenience
Of taxpayers, Treasurer Chapman
will keep his ofiicolopon Thanks
giving day.
Since the first day Of January
last, Probate Judge, J. B. New
berry, has issued 8 letters of Ad-
ministration letters Testamell-
tary, 3 Guardianship, 8 Dismissal,
and examined 3 persons for luu-
acy.
Married on the evening Of tho
Goth November, Miss Annie MINI
mons near Old Picllens, and Mr..
B. A. Allgood OF Plckcns. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
ID. w. Hiott of Seneca. The bride
is q sister Of our enterprlsing
townsmen, W. p. and Lawrence
NimmOns .-Seneca News.
-YOU-If you have paid your
subscription to The JOURNAL, ac-
cept our thanks, ii YOU have not
please remember that wo would be
very glad indeed to hear from you.
We say this merely to call your at
tention to tho matter as We want
to close up all accounts by the lst
of next January. Of course YOU
will give this your attention.
The widow Of the lato (Stut-
tering) Robert Stewart diod last
Wednesday, and was buried on
Thursday following at the Stewart
family burylng ground on Capt J.
j. Herds place. The deceased was
an aged lady and died from con-
sumption of the bowels. AT the time
Of her death she was living in the
six Mile section of the county.
Supervisor Stephens wants all
the County Commissioners, mem
bers of the Plckens county delega ,
ton and oil citizens interested in
tho road question to take advan.
tage Of tho low rates and visit Green.
Vile during the exhibition to be
gwen ~ the Southern Rail Way
Good Road Special at GreenviIle
December 10th to 21at inclusive.
# you can possibly go, it will
doubtless be of some benefit.