The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-09-25
Local and Personal.

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-The fall term Of Court will
show full dockets, criminal and
civil.
p. E. Alexander and Ernest
Folger were visitors in Easley Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hagood, ,
of Easloy, spent Sunday with rela-
tiYes III PIckens.
Read the advertising columns
OF this paper and learn where to
trade to your advantage.
B. A. Morgan, Esq, Of Green.
Vile, spent Saturday III Pickens
looking after legal business.
Miss Robinson, Of Easley,
spent Sunday with Miss Holcn
Boggs, returning to Easley Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Emma Goodlett, of
Greonville, spent Sunday in Pick
ems at tho home of Sheriff J, II. G.
Mcdaniel.
Don't neglect to settle your
newspaper accounts when you are
making final disposition Of other
bills.
ID. w. McLaurin, representing
the Sinking Fund Commission,
was here Saturday on business con.
nected with his Office.
Saturday was a busy day in
Pickcns and cotton came in with a
rush binging the top of tho market
and ranging around 81 cents.
q Fielding A. Lewis is now to
be found with John +. Harris
where he will help to please Gus
toners in handling All up.to-date
stock Of goods.
James knight and Acc White
have located their saw mill on
Bethlehem ridge and arc now cut
ting timber for the people Of that
community.
Information has lately reached
this country that }. Perry Looper
is very sick at his home in Hart
well, Ga. Relatives from Pickens
are expected to 20 to him this week.
Your mirror will reflect the
most stylish and becoming effects
If you choose your hat at the Heath
ruce.Morrow Co opening Friday
and Saturday September Goth and
9th.
There will be an old folks
all day singing at Fairyiew the
Fourth Sunday in September. Ev-
erybody come, bring we'll filled bas-
kets and Old Christian HARMONY
Song Books.
--Twenty.seven converts were
baptized at the pool at Griffin Eb-
enezer Baptist (colored) church
last Sunday. Rev. II. Watkins
minister. These had joined at @
fecent prOtracted meeting.
One hundred and two bales Of
cotton were sold and delivered at
Pickons last Saturday which is a
fairly good record and the prices
paid were the top of the market.
p. z. Alexander bou ght fifty Of
these and r. e. Bruce fifty-two.
Married on Sunday morning,
SeptA 21st, 1902, at nine o'clock,
at the residence of the bride g faith
or, Mr.. James Durham, Mr.. Eu-
pha Cochran to Miss Lula Jane
Durham. All of Pickens county.
Rev. w. G. Seaborn officiating.
-Greenville claims to be the
best cotton market in the Pied
mont section and 80 does Westmin-
lister, s. O.. Both are on the main
line of the Southern Railway and
yet We venture to soy that Pickens
excels them in the average price
paid.
Sunday was Missionary Rally
Day at Bethlehem according tc
plans previously arranged. The
church was crowded and the young
people contributed to the suooesl
of the day by their excellent music
Talks on missions We're made anC
d collection taken for missions.
Altogether it was most success
full meeting.
Auditor Keith requests th,
Board Of Trustees of each Sohoo
district to revise their respeotiv,
poll lists and that the chairma,
of eaeh Board bring tho same to hi
office and assist him in revising
them on his books, according tt
law. This should be done as early
DO possible so that the Auditor oal
snter same Oh his duplicate ant
loot up this tax along with others
A prompt cpinpliance with this 70
Queatswill greatly help the Audito,
Iaat year thia woak vas not com
hlataA till March and aott,a nom