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

Read the JOURNALS advertising col
umns, and then 60 and SEQ for yourself.
Try somo of DR.. Earle's pure Ken.
lucky apple vinegar 1T 25 conts II gallon.
! Jesse j. Lewis of Anderson's Mills,
after protractol illness, is nblo to be
out
700 pounds best white lead ut 6 IL
cents por pound. For sale by DIR. G'
w. Earle.
-E. II. Snanklin, Of Pcndltton, was
in PIckens visiting the family of Maj. j.
j. Lewis, Monday.
Mrs. Evelyn Thornley, and daugh
tor, Miss Melane, aro visiting Mis-. w.
w. White ut Anderson.
| w. II. Gibbes of Columbia, was in
town Mon'iay looking after his landed
interests in this section.
--Jno. A. RobiSson and j. II. Brun,
ing mountain lands for Col. j. Il. Hu
good.
-"ls the negro beast, or in tho i'm
age OF God, y IS the title of book for
which John L. Boggs of Liberty, is ctn
vassing.
There will be an all day singing at
Griffin church next fourth Sund ~.
Every body invited, dinner on the
ground.
Rev. r. r. Dagnall, besides being IL
good preacher, is Il e OF gardener. BY
industry and timely painting ho is ahead
or most people i'll this town.
The was wreck on tho Southern
railway Oh tho 10th inst. betwoop Lii .
erty and Norris in which five cars were
derailol but no one hurt. Trains were
delayed from 10 H. N. to 3 p. IN.
Clemson College has scored another
victory in t':e athletic fed On last Sat
friday afternoon her team defeated the
Mercer University team by score of 6
to 3. Fnrman will play Clemson on the
lttar's ground today, April 17th.
Rev. II. II. DaenaIl met his regular
appointment at Pickcns last Sabbath
morning and ut Bethlehem iu tho after
noon, preaching to good congregations
ut both places. At Pckrns two candi-
dates were admitted 20 the churc!r, and
at Bethlehem the ordinance of b ,ptism
was administered to three infants. Both
services welc interesting.
A town election was held at Liberty
on Monday resulting in the choice OF
M. y. Boggs, Intcmdant; T.. B. Richard
son, w. &. O'Dell and M. a. Hunt,
Wardcns. G. II. Hutchins and John G.
Rankin will make the second race. No
special ticket w,s put out, twenty five
votes were cast nnl these were cast for
seventeen different men. At all events
Liberty will have II good coancil
The meeting of the lately organized
Young Meas Christian Association held
at the Methodist church last Sunday af.
tcrnoon demonstrated the fact that the
young pople arc taking hold of tho il, Il
with interest. Many joined and alto,
gothcr the prospects are very flattnring.
Programs for the next two meetings are
published to which your attention IS in
vited. Como out next Sunday t. the
Baptist church, you viii enjoy the hour
thus set apart.
-Monday. April 18th, was tho sixth
anniversary of the dispcnS;ry ut this
place. Mr.. Baker has b en- dispenser
from its establishment and has serve Il @
State faithfully and efficiently. lie has
lost no time, except from sickness OF
self or family, and that has been very
little comparatively. During tie yen
1900, the total sales amounted to
81, ,55O.47, Which brought gross profits
amounting to &l,69l.S9 1-2. The total
expenses for the year aggregated &765. 10
leaving Il net profit for 1900 Of S925. 20
2, which goes to the county school
fund. For the yer 1901, including the
month Of March, the showing is as fol
lows, gross: January, $s75.G0; February,
$SG57.S5; March, $S75.35. Total -
40S. S5.