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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24
Capt. y < I'm M. Patrick.
Editor Peoples Journal:-

''NhS"h So|ICS Ooui
Will you allow me, former
cadet Of Patrick Military Institute
to say a word to tho citizens of
Pic&ons county. through your
paper, about Capt. j. NJ. Patrick,
candidate for Adjutant and In
spector General, and my comman-
dant while Il student in the
Patrick Institute, founded and
presided over by Col. John B.
Patrick. II man whose pure and
honorable life is reflected in the
life OF the son, who offers himself,
for the first time to represent you
through the medium Of a state
Office.
Thirtv-nine yoars Capt. j. NJ.
Patrick has lived and lived well.
Born, SO to speak, in q military
atmosphere his father conduct
ing II military school-ho early eX~
hlbited a taste and talent for
things military. This was shown
IN his selection for Captain Of the
Grcenville guards whom quite
young. and later in his splendid
work as Commandment of Cadets IN
Patrick Military Institute, testified
to by hundreds of cx~cadets all
ovor the state, and not long ago by
his being asked, urged and made
captain Of the Anderson Rifles
OF this town.
The last Office he accepted
though Il very busy man-for every
ono knows the life of u merchant
Alderman of even a town the size
of Anderson IS not ono of idlcness
and affords very small quota OF
leisure time to devote to anything
else.
And by the way, at the recent
military display at Charleston, an
impartial spectator, and man
with II critical military eye, said of
the Anderson Rifles who appeared
that day in line: Second tc
non9 III military appearance and
bearing.' Capt. Patrick is their
commander.
The personal character Of Capt.
Patrick is high and broad. His
mind is trained to command and
exc cute, to dispatch the details OF
routine oflice life, to command
with dignity and credit to hims self
and his people the militia of this
state, to look after the needs Of the
militia and keep it ut high stan
dard.
He will impress the spectator as
an ideal commander, as an ideal
military figure, as an ideal Adju
tant and Inspector General and as
ali ideal southern gentleman,
A clean. pure man he is, III the
opinion cf his "homc fOllls'
after all know n man best-and
fitted by nature and training for the
position he is seeking. And all
who KNOW him agree with his
"home folks".
We, his homo folks (the people
Of Anderson county and town) ask
you earnestly to weigh Capt. Pat
rick carefully before you cast youl
ballot for Adjutant and Inspector
General at the approaching elec-
ton, and if you iind he is the best
all-around man in the race-wel]
we'll leave the rest to you.
One Of his "homo folks"
Anderson. Apr, %, 1902
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CLERKS SAL

OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF Pickens.
Amanda T.. Kennemore, ct al.
Plaintiffs.
w. Il. McFall, ct al.
Defondants.
In pursuance of decretal order in
the above stated case by Hon. George
w. Gage dated Mar. 20, 1902 ana IN file
in the Clerks Office. / will sell to the
highest bidder on saled0y in May 1902
during the legal hours for sale ut Pick.
eus Court House, S. c., the following
tract of land to wit:
Gail that piece, parcel or lot of land
in the town of Pickens, county and state
aforesaid, and known as lot No. 4G, and
containing one acre, more or less also all
that other lot adjoining tho above men-
toned lot and known rs tho east half
of lot No. AZ containing ono half acre
more or less, also nll that other lot nd
joining tho above mentioned lots, and
known us the east end Of lot No. 80 con.
tanning one half acre more or less and
known rs tho real estnte OF Geo. w.
James, deceased, fronting Garvin and
Cedar Rock Streets.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pny for
papers and for recording tho same.
1st duy of April, 1902. .
A.. J. BOGGS,
Clerk of Court.
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\. Jefferson Wrlboru.

About .lGycars Of age, he resides
near EaSlcy, S, {. At an carly
age, no married Miss Lizzlo, daugh
tar of the late Luke Ariail by whom
he has five children. Mr.. We'll
born is farmer, and has succeed
cd in this calling. In 1900 he was
elected to the Board OF Commis-
sionors for this county in which
place no has served his county and
section with energy and Judgment
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Senator W. L. Bowen.

w. Il. Bowen, son of R4esn and
Elizabeth Bowen, rosidcs at Callat.
ia, about three miles south east of
Pickrns. II" Is about 60 years OF
age and at present represents Pick.
ems county in tho upper branch OF
the legislature. llo married Mis-.
Rchccca Allgood, and to them have
been born three sons and two
daughters, all OF whom are married
except the Young st son. Senator
Bowen has been prominently
identified with tho farming intnr-
csts Of his % ctnu all his busy life
at which hn has bc"n successful
He is an ideal citizen and most eX
amplary gentleman.
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County commissioners Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Pickens.

SOuuIS VI lChCllS.
By virtue of an net of tho legislatnre
providing for the sale of town lots IN the
town of Pickcns for tho purpose of
building a new Jail and other purposes.
We will sell to the highest bidder the
following described lots belonging to
PIckens county, in the town of Pickens
on
Saloday in May, 1902,
Mt Pickons Court House, S. c., during
the legal hours for sale, to wit:
All that certain lot with the buildings
thereon on south side of Main street Join
ing the Masonic building lot on the west,
Mrs. Thornley, on the east, Main street
on the south and on which the Gispen-
s'ry is now located. containing about
one fourth (t) of an acre more or less
Also all those other lots in said town Oh
which tho jail now stands, containing
about two (2) acres more or less which
will be sold III about one-hnlf acre lots.
Plat of same can be seen in the Com
mlssioner's office, and uill be exhibited
on day of sale.
Terms of tho sale are one thin d I) cash
and halance on credit until the first day
of November, 1902, credit portion &C.
cured by the bond oJ the Purchaser and
IL mortgage of the premises with interest
from day of sale on credit portion.
Pnrchasers pay for MI papers and for re.
cOrulng tho Samo.
L. d. STEPHENS,
Supervisor.
J. NJ. STEWART, Clerk.
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Co. Commissioner RObt Stewart

Was born tho year 1874, Marct
2 lst, and is now living 81 miles cI
same place where born. His moth
or died when ho was clovcn years
Of age. The Wa. camo on between
the states he enlisted March, 1862
at IS years Of age under r. a.
Thompson as Capt. III second Riff.
% Regiment, and John V. Moore
as Col; served as soldier until
April 1865 when Con Lee surrcn.
dered. lie received a musket ball
in left arm at second Manassas aud
carried ball fourteen years and five
months, when DR., James Sloan
extracted tho. all from ann, it
weighing seven eights of an ounce
which he keeps rs Il relic, getting
through the war rs he did very
lucky.
But alas. with nothing but 1925
in silver that he carried through
the war, md a wounded arm, he
started out TO commence a new
life N Which ho has been wQadora
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Ivy II. MaulLin

IVY NJ. Mauldin was born Doc.
II 1879, near Iichrns; graduated
at Clemson College, lSHJ in the first
class to graduM" at THAT institution
Entrr"d the second regiment in the
Spanish war and served AS Captain
Of Co., *, until mustered out OF
service after ono Years GARRISON
work in Cuba. Was elected to
tn" lr%Islatur" from pickrns coul:-
ty in 1900, a"d Is now practicing,
JlW al HIckCnS
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There is calculating It picllens
county may be made to do. Mr.
Wight c. O'Dell, four miles south OF
pickcns {. H., In 1901, counted his
land, labor and al expenses as an
investment and realized dividend
of about thiry per cent, But Mr..
O'Dcll has gone to the bottom of
farming, studied his lands and fcrtl.
l2rd and worked after the manner OF
one who observes with definite oh.
iccts in view, Farming, likG he car;
RIGS u 9n. pays Melh >.~ ,.,. ..&.m
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siuprSyiSor iran0rd ID. Stcphcrs.

Bora Feb Is lSlG and reared il
pickrns county on the farm, he was
hr"&ht up TO manhood with stead,
habits anal Impressed with the true
idea OF industry. AS a larmor, ht
was Il success. lie married Mis-.
Ruthn a. Stewart who died il
1900, leaving nino children who
now Live with Mr.. Stephens. II
1900, he was elected County Super.
visor t which utiitc ne now gives
greater part OF his time and alton
tlon and being a man Of good juhg-
mcnt, has, with ;ha other mcmb rs
OF the board, managed the affairs
Of the county the b,st he cou'd
with the limilcl supply OF funds
available for that purpose.
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CITATIONS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Pickons.


County of Pickons.
BY J. b. Newbcry Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, J. Is. Clyde made suit to
me to grant her Letters of Alministrat.
ion of the Estate Of and eff, cts Of Caro-
linn I. Clyde, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and atlmon-
ish nll and singular the kindred credi-
tors of the said Carolina I. Clyde, de-
ceascd, that they be and appear before
me, in tie Court of Probate, to be held
Mt Pickcns Court House, S. G. ,on the 1st
day of May, 1902, after publication II
hereof, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to
shcw cause, If any they have, why tho
said Administration should not be gram
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, II
day of April, 1902, in the 1876 year OF
our Independence.
j. b. NEWBERY,
j. p. p. 9.
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fully blessed Having acquired :

fully blessed Having acquired u
nico little home by. tho sweat of
his brow, he boing honored to one
Office III the year 1886 as Storo'
keeper and Guager. which he li!leu
with honor and satisfaction, served
as Township Supervisor three
ycf rs under Hon. a. 3. Tally aud
}. ). Herd as Commissioners; since
then appointed township commits
siOncr by the Governor. Hle is
Post Master at Alexander whicl
place he has held ever since its cs
tablishmout.
In tho year 1900, was Gle cted t,
the Office of County Comm. issionc
to which Office he gives grca
part OF his timo, serving the peopl
faithfully
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Boa l.. Parsons Coroner.

Born in Pickc,.s county June End
1897, reared on the farm till in
1891 ho entered tho store Of j. y.
Smith, Liberty, when no developed
the latont qualities of a good busi-
ness man. Elected Coroner in
1900 which Office he now holds to
the satisfaction Of his constitucn Is
At pr"sont he holds Il position will,
tho Heath. Bruce Morrow Co.
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Attention Democratic Climbs.

All Democratic Clubs are notified to
meet at their respectable places of meet
llngon tho 4th Saturday in April, the Goth
inst, at $50 O'Clock p. IN. for tho pur.
pose of re-orgpnizing and eleoting dele.
gates to q County Convention to be held
at P!ckons, @. II, on the lat Monday in
May to attend to business of Democratic
party for Piokens county,
!. w T, O'Dell,
Ceu Chm.
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$. ID. Chapman, Treasurer.

Born Dee lst 1861, reared in
Pick"ns county and received his
education in public schools and
at the Piedmont Institute at Pick
ems under w. NJ. McCaslan. In
1900, he was elected Treasurer of
plckcns county which Office he
now holds.
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FOR TREASIIRER

The friends of James Nj. Lawrence
respectfully announc" him as candidate
for Treasurer for Pickens county, sub
ject to the action of the democratic vo-
tors at the coming primary.
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NOTICE.
EaSlcy Creamery Company.

EaSlcy Creamery Company.
All stockholders of the Easley
Creamery Company are called to
meet at the office Of the President, +,
j. T. Iathem, in the city of Eas.
Icy, Oh Saturday April 2GtAl at 4
O'Clock p. m. The object of this
meeting Is to complete the organi-
zation of said company, and full
attendance of stockholders is de'
sired.
j. T. LATuEM,
President
W, l.. PICKENs,
Secretary,
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A CHATTTANGA DRUGGISTS STATE
MENT.

Robt. j. Miller, Proprietor, of the,
Read Honse Drug Store of Chattanooga,
Tenn., writes: "There is more merit in
Foley's Honey and Tur tlan in my
other cough syrup. The calls for ie
than all other cough syrnps combined"
Bolt ~ thornley,, Pickens, Chapman &
Callahan, Liberty
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Farmers Warehouse Stockholders

The stockholders Of the Easlcy Ali
ance Warehouse met March 2lst, pur
suant to call of President, Milton p
Rogers. There was represented 1888.
SO of tho stock, this being II majority
The meeting was organized by clectine
Labnn Mauldin, President and j. A.
Robinson, Secretary and Treasurer OF
stockholders meeting for the term OF one
year or until their successors are elected
The stockhlde.s recommended that the
warehouse be loaned to the Easley
Creamery Co.
The following directors were elected
T.aban Mnullin, J. a. Robinson, Joel
II. Miller, G. ~. Martin and G. II. Car.
pcntcr, after which G.aban Mauldn was
elected President and j. a. Robinson
Secy e. Treas of Directors meeting.
Resolved that 1t is tho sense of this
meeting stockholders to encourage and
lend all help to the Easley Creamery
Company that wo can with our limited
means.
After the adoption Of this resolution,
the meeting adjourned
]Iaban Mauldin
PRESIDENT
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FOR AUDITOR,

Tho friends of T.. Foster Keith hero
by announce him rs Il candidate for the
Office Of Auditor subject t. the action of
the democratic party ut tho coming pri-
mary election.
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MENTS
RATES FOR ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
OFFICE.
FOR CONGRESS.

hereby announce myself candidate
for congress to represent tho Third, S.
c., District, subject to the action of the
democratic voters i'll the approaching
primary. WEl. j. Stribling.
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EOR TREASURER

| hereby announce myself condidnto
for the office Of Treasurer for Pickens
county, subject to the action OF the de.
mocratic primary. G.. II. Hendricks.
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Lawrence NJ. Berry. IL few miles ia
th" east of EaSlry. raised two bales
ol cotton per acre on lands on which
little commercial fertilizers were
GScd. lie made stable and lot manure
do the work, and herein he realized
some Of the benefits Of raising cot
ton.
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a NEARLY FATAL RUNAWAY,

II n 1IA IlIIl I \ I x II II . = 4 " 4
Stated horrible nclor on the leg of
j. -. orner, Franklin Grove, ILL.,, which
dciicd doctors an all remedies for four
years. Then Bncklrn's Arnica Salve
cnred him. just "s good for Boils, Burns
Bruises, Cuts. Corns Sra ,ls, Skin, Erup
ticns and Piles. 25c at Bolt and Ih ,rn.
ey drug store.
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Pickens county is increasing in
wealth and population at a good
rate. Every good citizon wants to
help the movement of progress
g. Then lot everybody do somc-
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FIFTY NnShclS of wheat per acre is
no extra rdionary yield, yet the value
OF that much wheat is about fifty
dollars, and the cost Of producing it
is hardly half the cost Of cultivating
one acre of cotton. And still lands
IN Pickcns county have been known
TO yield returns in wheat even exceed
ing fifty bushels.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

Ono thing Pickrns county pco.
pie tako pride in talking about ar-
ter "scoing tho exposition" is the
very creditablc display of Pickons
county. This exhibit was collect
cd by DR.. r.. F. Smith and Mai -
II. Brady of EuSlev and Mess W
F. Blasslngamc and Ivy NJ. Mauld-
in of Pickcns in which thoy wer,
most ably assisted hy Mr.. lno a
Robinson who exercised good iudg>
mcnt in arranging the display
and by the people generally.
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geographical errors will creep III
and stand out consDlcuouSly en-
Ough after the work is done. But
the substance is what we are after
most, yet we want to ho correct.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

| FhoS. j. Bowen, four miles to the
east or Easlcy, made over fifty
bushels Of corn per acre, as Il general
crop, ON uplands with the ordinary
cultivation. This tcstitirs to the
state OF cultivation in which he keeps
his lands.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

The political fever is rising and
shot timesn will como along in
due season. The whole summer Will
hear Of tho candidate and see him
and feel him.
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j. 4. Robinson
AIc,l 21-10O2
Secretary.

Secretary. Mch 21-10O2
Immediately after tho adjournmoIt Of
| stockholders meeting, the directors o.
ganized by clccting G. IT. Carpenters
President, and j. a. Robinson, Sccy
and Treas. After dne consideration the
! directors entered into the following con
'ract with the Easlcy Creamery Co: "Wo
| the directors of the Easlcy Warehouse
Co., hereby agree to rent to the Iaslcy
Creamery GO our brick warehouse and
lot on north side of main st., for the
period of one year, to uso as II creamery
and other purpose. And tho Easley
creamery Co., agrees, on their part, to
make such Improvement is are necessary
Tor snmo ut their own expense. They
further aSroo to pay as rent for said
warehouse such portion of the dividends
OF said Creamery Co., rs stock of the
warehouse which is S1800,C0 bears to
tho stock of tho Creamery 90. All the
improvements made by said Creamery
Go aresto remain the property Of tho
Creamery Co, and mny be removed by
them, if desired. Provided no injury 'is
done to said warehouse. or ii 80, to DO
repaired by the Creamery Go at tEer
own expense. The warehouse Go, shall
not DO respon Ible for any debts made by |
the Creamery Co. Signed by directors
of Warehouse CO, and Creamery Co.
G. II. Carpenter,
President.
J. A. Robinson,
Socy Il Treas.
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biographical errors will creNp III
ana stand out consDlcuously en-
ough after the work is done. But
the substance is what we are after
most, yet we want to ho correct.
The political fever is rising and
shot timesn will como along in
due season. The whole summer Will
hear Of tho candidate and STE him
and feel him.
Judging by tho articles appear
ing it this paper, it appears that
the people of Pickcns county are
doing something in the way Of cd
ucation. This augurs well for the
future.
Roosevelt's visit to Charleston
and the Exposition was one con-
tlnuous ovation. This shows that
our people are magnanimous
and know how to rise to
great occasions, and forget pretty
differences in doing honor to the
Chief Magistrate Of the land. South
Carolinmns arc truest Americans.
How many farmers arc trying
experiments this year, or arranging
to study about crops and cultlva-
tion in a way that will benefit
them and their fellow planters?
This is Il time Of progrcssi vc
methods and slip shod farming
never has paid. If system and
judgment bring beneficial results
anywhere, they arc certainly valu.
able on the farm. Get the work
down to a business basis and plac-
tical results will follow.
Piclicns must havo a Fourth OF
Jnly celebration that will DO a
proper recognition Of The day and
the event IL l'PfeSo'''H' HIS Will
take some organization and somo
little trouble, but this will be more
than repaid in tho pleasure and
benefit to come to the pee
pie participating, and everybody
should be Invited. IlcKcnS people
WILL support movement which has
for It's purpose the proper ohs'r~
vance Of this day and Will doubt
less have an opportunity to DO
sohe'h'nS at III" oppor'unc tlm".
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NAV ho no1, - r,.r,ra IJ,r,
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j., n,orr,.a o,d tho ov,,or;r,on,
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Thouob tbo nub,i, s,ir;t Of Mrs
G. ~ Mnr,,;u Of E,s,rv th,ttown
hos been favored with thc bcxtou,l.
49,. or ...l;,,,, w,ich ;s s,;r,
nl,t;,o ,bc n,,nr,l dos,r, TO rand
ord r,,c;rc IN five hands Of thn
noorio or ,not towr ,ho r;rh, kind
af books Ir,v;rm sccrro6 ,bc
,,ro,,;so Of Gonna oftho l,,ost nuh.
iicot;ons INV tho host ,nthor, sIne
;a uo;ro ,h,od o,doovor;,o 70 on
1oroo 10 sooro ond ;,nno,ce or
thc 1ihr,rv ;doo Whot Eas1ev
ton &C. ao;rr :, th;s r,sroct ;s :,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

Among the st liking displays Of
tho Pickens county exhibit at the
Charleston exposition is that of
the Boggs mountain canncry pow
under tho efficient management OF
Mr. John Henderson. This pro
pcrty is owned by Hon M. +. An.
sci whose artistic taste is buins
brought into notice through varied
efforts directed towards bcautify.
ing the mountain and systematic
ing the farming arrangements
thcl c-about
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l., ,h;e ;os,,, .,,>,,o, , ,,,
from r,r,or .,raor, 81 C..,
Iohn NJ p,,ricl c,,1;I,,, ra,
,ho Office Of Adiut amt and 1,.noo
for Gonorol ~ ,ho ,nnro,,l,;, ,o
urinary Can't p,tr,rk sor,.,. :,
Far r,,,,r ,,,r, ,rl ,,n :, u,,r
Of ,ho dr,,h ,r hi, l,m,,t,1 f,,n., ,.
tnl John = Patrick rs Cnmn,n
l,,t ,f c,d,ts ~ p,,r,cl NI;,;t,u
Jnstitutc. This l.ttor ;s w,rtbv
Of scrious consideration c,mwond,
mo ~ il docs. the choroc,cr o,.d
Qualifications Of un ;,Spiirout io ono
of thc state ollic,s and in mouv
rc.n.cts q v,rv imn,rto,t s,,io
Office to YOUR timely tbouybt, md
inviting a thorough estimate Of
those elem ,nts of manlincs, which
90 TO complete the woll-roundnd
man, and which are found in the
makeup of Can't. John NJ. Patrick
Peculiarly fitted for the place. and
IA man Of unyiclding energy and
uncompromising principlcs-a man
Of character and the essential quail
itlcations-a deserving man and Il
gentleman whose forceful influence
for good has boen brought directly
to bear on so many young men
from every quarter OF South Caro-
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Judging by tho articles appear
ing it this paper, it appears that
the people of Pickcns county are
doing something in the way Of cd
ucation. This augurs well for the
future.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

The Liberty Presbytcrian,ohurch
is now supplied by Rev j. G., Shivo
formerly pastor at Piedmont and
Slabtown. The Liberty Presbyter-
ians arc fortunate,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

The fine corn raised ky Mr.. Frank
Farmer, and on exhibition with
the Pickens county display at Char
lesion, has boon pronounced the
best there to be soon. This varitoy
is known as "FarmcrS friend. "
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

The Easley Graded School is up
to the highest requirement. Any
student leaving that school with a
diploma is fairly we'll qualified for
lltc's business and prepared to save
Il good long Il me out Of The regular
courses ut amy college,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

Among the truly beautiful houls,
lately .uilt in this section, is that
Of Mr,Jus. X, Kirksey, Grow Creek
The work manship in this house is
OF tho very best, the inishings COM
plete, and its location IS an ideal
spot.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-04-24

After all the complaints arc
heard, it is worthy of noto that
many of tho thoughtful, progress
s'Ve farmers Of pickens county
have corn for sale. Their wisdom
III planting for a safely, salablc
crop is thus demonstrated.