The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-10-10
See to, e. lot for sale.

See to, lot for sale.
DIR. w. T.. Austin will be in Easlcy
Oct. 10 and lG.
Mrs. Bud Duncan of the Six Mile Sec
ton is reported very sick.
Watch THK JOURNAL for Craig Broth
CTS new nj. which will appear soon.
Owing to late arrival some interesting
communications are left out this week.
There are some valuable tracts of land
advertised In this issue for Nov cmber sal c.
Monday being aalctiay a good crowd
was on tho streets No public sales were
made.
--L1st--a good fountain pen. Finder
please leave at TIE JOURNAL Office and get
reward.
The commercial men are getting in
good time now along with other industri-
Gus workers.
business in general is picking up. The
favorable weather givc5 encouragement to
trade and industry.
--Don't fail to read all our advortiso-
mcnts. You Will perhaps learn something
that you don't know now.
The County Board Of Control met in
regular session Monday and ait ended to the
usual routine Of business.
Court cOnyenes at Pickeus on October
Dist, instead Of 2Sth as the impression
seems to have gone abroad.
Auditor T.. Foster Keith has been con-
fined to his house with grip for the past
few days. lie is improving.
New names are being enrolled on our
subscription book daily. People know a
good thing when thoy soc it.
The indications now arc that the town
of Pickcns will lead the van as cotton
market of the county this season.
Frank Sheriff, son of Exodus Sheriff,
is very sick ut his fathers home near Eas-
ley, lie is attended by Dr.. Gililand.
Read the market reports and Judge as
to whether Pickcns pays the top Of the
market for cotton aud country produce.
An infant Of James Cantrel, five
months old, died, ut his home about three
miles below Pickens, Sunday and was bur-
led AT Tabor Monday.
The horse swappcrs' convention mot
in Pickcns Monday pursuant to notice.
This organization promises to attract attcn-
ton rs the leisure season approaches.
The Pickcns Y. NJ. G. A., met in the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon and folv
lowed the usual program. An attractive
program is announced for next Sunday and
everybody is invited.
,,mhia Siaic says ',.i,r thn fi;Hnrv h." 10 inc 10 NJ
plctcd and is now ready for business with
MIR. }. Carter, President, and II. 9. Shr-
ley, Cashier.
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oorlv to orranTe For GooJ ,,hoo; orn,,o ',Sut
vcoy W;th ihc Inn3 iLoromohI,, I'Uro ,,rn,>oroS "
md nlantrd ills cro,, js modc az for 90 Tho
farmer is concerned
THE Roord of Cou,ty roumiooio,oro
wont To buv about 600 hush ola of corn onI
1000 bundlca Of fodder at oncc Annlv tn
/, D. STEPHENS. Suneyvisor at his homo
Richmond $. G. or ot The court honsc
'"glstratcs in sentencing parties
tos 'aln gang arc requested 10
ser "" chain gang instead
eI me Instructions
line ~ tcrly confer.
ence Tor ticke. .ho year 1901
| |liI ,, oe ne'a sr, a. !ne % nnrcn, FRIDAY,
oc. Ho.l, INC rrcsialhg :, ier VIII preach
IN the morning and Immediately thereafter,
conference VIII oc heio'
DR.. r. Kirkscy met with q painful nc
cidcnt last week, His borse became IN.
monnpcablo and. in the run.a-wov Iva was
injured on the breast and legs. fhc iniur1
les VIII not prove serious ana after few
Gays enforced qulet no Will DC aolo 70 see
Ills pa'ienls.
The Methodist church at Pickens will
be completed by the end of this week II no
hindrances occur and tho last Orartcrly
conference of the year will be held therein,
The Mctnodists arc helping Pastor Daenoli
who will make m encouraging rcnort nt
tho annual conference.
u ,
-Ihc Town elCctiOn at Central on the
follows: /. Corporation, YES. q votes,
2. Name of town, Central. YES, "a votes,
II. G. Gaines was elected intendcnt and
Mcssrs L. r. Eaton. G. r. Smiih Il u
SIcncns and J. G. Rrock wnricns Thn
Town is now olflccred by yirorous hodv of
Lnsincss men who viii LOOK to her heat
interests. '
"A. Il. Park, Greenvllles West End
merchant. comes before our readers this
week in fine shape. He has recently been