The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1902-05-01
The Peoples Journal.
Local and Personal.
DIR. w. Il. Austin, Dentist, will
e in Easley May 9th and 7th.

County convention uay Is Mol-
day, May, S.
Mr. Will e. Wmto and Capt
G. Cullen Sullivan, Of Anderson,
sIent Sunday in Pickens.
Wanted ut Bridges & Ham
mond 100 pounds Of butter.
Highest market price paid.
How shrowdly tho manipula-
tors work it Cotton is about
nine cents as the planters start
their now crops.
DIR. A. b. Wardlaw, Dentist,
is work ing at Easlcy this week and
can be found at tho Mountain View
Hotel.
"A Farmers Institute will be
held at Clemson College during the
month of August. Full details
will be given later.
Randell McIwain (CoD charged
with petty larceny, was released
last Tuesday on condition that he
leave the state. He left,
DR.. A. b. Wardlaw, Dentist,
will be in Liberty all of next week
after Monday, May 5th. Onico at
the Brown Hotel.
Ed G.. Mcdaniel will max his
headquarters at his fathers plan
tation, Crow Creek, during the
summer; he will have management
of tho farm.
j. e. Kinch, jr., who has been
with the French Broad Hustler,
1lcndcrsonvillc, N. G., for the past
four months mado a visit to tho
home folks this week.
-Pickens Democratic Club reor-
ganized Saturday. Hon. Chus. Il.
Robinson Was elected President,
II. }. Mauldin, Vice trcsllcnt and
a full delegation t. the Comfy Cons
VentlOn was also elected.
Mr.. }. T.. Boggs Was called TO
Fcrnandina, Eld., last week whore
his brother Thomas Bo9gS, is worry
sick. The latest information is to
the effect that Mr.. BoSgs is improv-
ing.
Mes Harry G. Valentine and
- Walker, OF Trenton, n; }
prominent lawyers returned to thoir
homes Tuesday after Il few days
visit at the home Of MIR: John
Ferguson.
Don't forget that next Monday
May, 9TH, is salcday i'll PickcDs
and some vaIuabl" lots IN the town
OF Pickcns arc TO DO sold. Whcth-
CT rs home lots or as an invests
ment, these lots are desirable.
Julius +. Parsons, who has
been III the dry goods department
cf the Heath Bruce NJ orrow Go. for
some time, will, at an early date
begin travelling for a Charleston
Hardware Company.
Ed Young (col), charged with
larceny Of twenty~slX dollars from
his brother Pleasant T.. Young,
was arrested at Gainesville, Ga,
last week Ed would not come
without requisition, but Deputy
Sheriff 2. p. Mcdaniel proceeded
at once to secure the necessary pa
pers and brought him to Pickens
Jail.
There are now 24$ pensioners
IN Plckens county as against 24l
last year. There are 1858 in South
Carolina this year as against G5O3
last year. There has been some
trouble in getting the rolls compile
tod, hence tho delay. 1t is cxpcc-
ted the old soldiers will soon re-
ceivo their money. Only a little
moro patience is needed.
-RomemDcr the suggestion that
"Foulth of JulY' celebration
might prove a good thing for Pick
ems and SCI yourselves to thinks
ing of some plan to mako it com.
plete success through which the
people Of ali the country round
about may be helped to enjoy
real "Independence Day" celebra-
ton.
-Mr. Joseph Smlth ana MISS
Lizzie CAN'T, were married at the
home Of tho brides father, Mr..
NYm. N. CAN'T, four miles to the
south of Pickons, on Sunday 27th
inst, the Rev. III. G. Haddock Of
ticiatlng, in tho presence of good
gathering Of relatives and friends.
All Of Pickens county, The young
couple have the congratulations
and best wishes of many friends.
The groom is {. promising young
farmer and the brl.> is an accom-
plished young woman They be.
gin life with the hal piost pros
poets.
"-B. L, Cnughman, of Saluda
county has been in pjckens meot>
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