The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-08-08
MARKET REPORT.
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DIR. w. l.. Austin will be in Pickcns
Tuesday and Wednesday, August 18th
and lith.
Mountain tourists arc unfortunate
IN having snch bld weather. this weok
Tor their outings.
Monday was sale day but no busi-
ness OF consequence beng on hand, few
people came to town.
No mails on the Star routes left
Ilckens Tuesday on account of tho i'll
clement weather and high wator.
We invite your attention to the
changed advert rtscmcut of Craig Bros who
arc i'll tho market for II heavy trado.
C. B. Gillespie is circulating " poti,
ton for tho establishment of govern
mcnt dislillofy in Liberty township.
That up-to-date photographer, N. D.
Taylor, Mt Easley is now in his splendid
new studio and is crowded with work.
IN. ID Taylor, tho popular Easloy
photographer is crowded with work in
his new studio over Ellison Bros. store.
See advertisement Of valuable tract
OF land i'll Pumpkintown township for
sale by the Sheriff Oh saleday in Srptcm-
Der.
"A. M. Morris is prepared to meet
the demand for general mcrchan disc.
Read his advertisement and learn OF his
spccial;les.
An election will be hell in PicHcns
on August 18th to nominate cotton
wcl2hrr Tor the cnsElng year. Read
the announcements.
Lost, hear Tabor church, Tuesday,
July 30tt, II pair Of steel framed, nickel
plated spectaclos. Finder will please loavc
ut this office and get reward. til.
WIN. Campbell, nged about 72 years,
died ut his homo on Maj jor Boyd's place
north Of Pickcna, last Monday nuu WAS
buried the following day at Sccoua
Don't forget that the next session of
the Pickons County Singing Convention
will be held with Prtcr's Creek church
the s,cnnd Sunday in August and the
Saturday before.
An eighteen months old infant of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Stewart, residing
Gu Jcrre Loopcr's plantation, died Mon
day and was buried "Wednesday ut
Secona cemetery.
We are glad to bc able to say that
latest information from the bedside OF
both j. Sam Wilson, Of Major, and DIR.
l.. &. Clayton, Of Central, Indicate
steady Improvement.
w. NJ. Hagood & Go. lost commo-
tlions barn building by fire Wednesday
3lst July last. The building was located
in the rear OF his store in E,usrv. The
origin Of the fire is unknown.
Married, on July 31st last at the
residence Of Mrs Rebecca Masters, Mr..
Hampton Kigdon, Of Pirkcns county, to
Mary Jones, Of Grrenvillo county, \. l..
E.lens, Notary Public, officiating.
--Na-cssa Eoscmond, (coD wife of
Will Rosomond and daughter of VIM.
Sizcmorc, died in Pickcns Monday morn
was buried ut Cold Springs Wedncs day
morning.
Invitations have been issued to the
approaching marriage Of Miss Mary lola
Bowen, daughter Of Hon. w. II. Bowen,
TO Prof. Benjamin Il. Robertson, Of
Clemson College, which event will tallo
place ut the brides home, Colntta, on
tho 18th inst.
-Rcv. j. Il. Foster commenced pro.
night, and under the influence of his
forceful, earnest preaching, interest has
been stimulated and good is being nc
complishcu. Tho services will be pro-
trnctrd till some time during the latter
part Of the week to which tho public is
invited to como and participate.
--Thc third quarterly conference and
meeting for Plckcns charge will be held
at bethlehem on next Saturday and Sun
day, 10Th and 1ltn inst There will be
pro.ching by Presiding Elder Wilson. at
il o'clock Saturday and immcliatelyai
the service, dinner will bo served after
which, quarterly conference will he held.
All officials are earnestly requested to he
present. Dr. Wilson will also preach in
tho Methodist church at Pickcns Sunday
morning Mt IL O'Clock and Mt Batllehem
Sunday afternoon ut 3:30.
The Pickcns school will open tho
first Monday in September. Let every
student who contcmplates entering for
the next session make up his mind that
this session must be the most profitable
OF all. His success is mainly dependent
upon his own cXcrtOns. The
teachers arc chosen to direct and help,
bat the best help Il student gets is from
his own diIigcnt application. Parents
ought not to overlook the opportunities
at hand. Unanimous effort is what
builds up school and helps the town.
Rev. r. r.. Dagnnll returned Satur-
day from Townviilr where ho has been
assisting Rcv. S. NJ. Jones in a series of
revival services at Smiths Chapel on tho
Townvllle circuit. IIo comes back with
the assurance of Mr.. Jones assistance
in The prOtractcd services contemplated
Mt Bethlehem to begin on Friday night
before the third Sunday in this month
These services will probably continue n
week. The people anticipating this
meeting have thoughtfully cleaned up
the grounds and given tho church and
yard timely dressing. This will bo an
opportunity our people seldom enjoy,
and the gospel will be preached in its
simplicity and truth by earnest, Jealous
preachors who look more after tile people
than the places of worship.
$. Arthur Hunt, Auditor of Piekens
county, died at his homo in Pickeus eur
ly Monday morning ut the ago Of 80
years, and was buried Tuesday morning
at the Pickens cemetery, the funeral scr
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