The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-04-18
Local and Personal.

--Elias Day is now Il resident OF Ca'
tccchcc.
-Subscribs for the JOURNAL, and got
tho county news.
Apply for board Mt n. A. Bowcn's
Terms reasonable.
Apply for board at Mrs. Lathcm's.
Terms reasonable.
Read the market report by Heath,
Bruce, Morrow Go.
-Commercial travellers arc conspicu-
ous these spring days.
Gen. w. Lathcm of Clement, was
on the streets last Monday.
Prof. w. e. Dendy was on tho sick
list tho first days of this week.
Miss Hattie harris is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Amanda Freeman.
Misses Aucta Amblcr AM Clova
Griffin arc visitors in town.
Mrs. Emma Gilrcath is recovering
from severe attack of clysipelas.
See notice OF letting Easley bridge
on May 24th, clswhero in this issuo.
MIR. and Mrs. Geogc N. Cox, of
Miss Milic Fostor Of olga, is visit
ing the family Of Sheriff McDanio.
w. a. Neal, after an absence of sev
eral days, is back ut his brick plant near
town.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Par
sons, at Pickcns on the 1lth inst, II
daughter.
Eden water melon and Rocky Ford
cantelope soId from south Goorgin at
Craig Bros.
Small boys and mir rifles arc after
the little birds. Bc careful how you
shoot, boys.
DR.. w. Il. Austin will be in Eas!cy
Tuesday evening and We tuesday, the
23d AMI 9th inst.
See advertisement Of Spring Millin.
cry by Mrs. Lathem. She can suit you
ia the latest style.
Something of interest to readers
this week is the advertisement of w. ".
McFull. Call on him.
w. a. Gilrcath is having erected n
substantial residence on Main street OPP
po,ite the Ambler house.
B. A. Green residing near Maynard,
is confined to his L, ON with grip. He is
attended by DR.. Gi!iland.
The pnrntendent Of Education
has an article III this Issue Interesting
alike to readers and patrons.
B. T.. Grandy has about completed
a neat and substantial machine shop on
his prOpcaty lear the depot.
See advertisement of Craig Brothers
in this issue. See them for timely prices
and timely trade. See them.
w. O. Willard and w. n. CAN'T of
Liberty, were III town Tuesday and re-
ported their town progressing nicely.
-Pickcns will BE- well representa- at
Gr,cnville this week. United States
court convened at that place Oh Tuesday.
"A good crowd was in town Monday,
many Of whom were attending the meet
ing OF the board of county commission
ers.
Owing to tho serjos of meetings and
the earnest work and prayers Of the
faithful, there seems to be much interest
manifested in the cause of Christ.
-hotc AttN u tloCllicIlG Ol CnarlC"S anu
McBrayer, Grecnvilie, dealers in horses,
mules, harness, buggics and wagons.
Soc them when you want II good ontfit.
M. f. Williams, Of Clement, was in
town Monday and reported heavy rains
in his section. Notwithstanding serious
hipdrances, The farmers uro we'll up with
their work.
The County 80 Wd of Comm ssion-
ers met Monday anu approved some read
claims. Adjournment was had till S f
urllay the 2Oth, when general busin, SIS
will bc taken up.
--Dispcnsary Inspector, Il. W. Boy
kin, was III Picllrns Friday laat inspect
ing the books Of Dispenser Baker He
found ever, thing all right ~ Il stated be-
fore leaving: "Your books are 'Sqnale.'
--Corrcspondcnts arc requested TO
send regularly all matters OF general in
tercst to readers in their respective sec
iions. Have your communications at
this Office not later than Tuesday morn
ing if possible.
The second quarterly conference for
the Pjckcns circuit will he held with
Twelve Milo church on Friday, tho 10Th
MS . All olllcefS are requested u DC
present. There will be services Satur
day and Sunday following at the usual
hours.
Tho new mail route opened up last
Monday from Liberty to Pickcus and
will be much appreciated by tho people
Of both places. 1t will arrive at Pick
ems ut n. m. and reach Liberty on ro-
turn Mt Il n. N. Mack Stewart is tho
carrier
Old soldiers having on hand any
records of the civil war of interest to
the public which has not heretofore been
published, are invited to send to this pa-
per with data ns they may have in rcada-
bic form and we will gladIy publish
publish them.
"A. X. Park, in the West End,
Grecnville, has few words to say in this
issue ilNro9ard to n fresh limo of elegant
Spring Goods he has just received We
advise our readers to note his words and