The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-10-16
Local and Personal.

For Salo-One good yoke of
oxon. Apply to J. H. Amber,
Amber, S. G.
7. O. Jameson, of the Easlcy
section was here on business Mon
day.
Court convenos here October
the goth, next Monday, Judge II.
9. Watts presiding.
-Desplte continued rains, cot.
ton continues to roll into Pickens
commanding the highest market
prices.
H. B. Hendricks attended the
Congressional Republican Conven-
ton held in Anderson last Satur,
day.
j. Alonzo Brown, Of Catcechee,
was in town Monday. He will
feave in the course of the next
month for Atlanta to engage III
business.
Com missiOncrs Of election
(stato) are requested meet at the
Court House Saturday Oct. IS at
Ii a. III.
The more it rams the harder
the people work, and they are ma
king showing in spite Of the
weather.
Capt. Frank =. Mauldin. T..
S. a., came in fro, Fort Adams,
Newport, Rhode Isl d, last Fri
day, and will be WITH relatives at
Plckons a few weeks.
DR.. A. B. Wardlaw will re-
turn to Grecnvillo the first of next
week to resume his practice there.
lie will como to Pickens twice a
month and will announce the date
of his visits in the Journal.
! An ovorcoat left at the Office
OF the Heath Bruce Nj orrow Co.,
on election day Sept. 9th, was ta-
ken from that office by mistake.
The return Of the overcoat will be
appreciated by 3. L. Parsons.
Owing to the failure Of the
musicians to arrive, the entertain.
mont scheduled for last Thursday
night in the Court House did not
materialize. A good crowd had
gathered and all wero disappointed.
w. T. McFall and daughters,
Ora and Ivy, left Monday morning
Tor Atlanta where the latter will
receive the benefits of treatment
in the National Surgical Institute.
They were accompanied by Miss
Vesta Ash more.
We appreciate the response Of
all who have called and settled
their indebtedness, AMI believe
they understand the spirit and IN.
tentlon of the statments to issued from
this office calling for settlement Of
indebtedness due for subscription
hnd advertising.
" our attention is called to the
advertisement Of Mess, Neeley and
Prince. They have located at the
D. -. Moore old stand on West
end where they will do a general
merchandise business and sell goods
TO compete with the general trade.
They are buying now goods and
the purchaser will get the benefits
OF an up-to-date business in trad
ing with them.
-Everybodv in Piokens county
IS looking forward for better times.
They are confidently expecting to
lind themselves in better shape at
the end Of 1902 than they we're at
the beginning. and the majority of
them will not be disappointed be-
cause they have worked and saved
Judlciously, through a Very trying
year, to be rewarded with good
drops at fairly good prices. All
this Is encouraging and the people
are taking advantage of the good
prospects of good times at hand
and to come.
Nv hen You come to court next
week, drop down to see the Journal
people at the office in the brick
building in the rear of w. r.. Nc.
Falls stor6 and anything you
may be able to do towards straight.
ening up tho accumulated sub.
scription accounts Of several years
past will be appreciated, and you
= will have the thanks of the man
sgement Of this paper. It is mol
siness to allow debts howeve,
to drag along without atten
1.-The multitude Of these
saccounts makes q good item
"' placed together and thoy
n what we have been doing
x cay Of putting this paper in
tn .e...ds of subscribers. We dc
not say this by way of appealing tc
anybody IN q begging way! we asA
only for what Is due. This is bus
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