The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 22, 1895, Image 3
The People's Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.
See Morris for anything in school
supplies.
Some interesting railroad news
may be expected next week.
J. C. Drerman, Fayetteville,
Tenn, vas in town this week.
Miss Annie MoBee, of Green
ville, is visiting Miss Essie Earle
this week.
Mrs. Reese* Bowen, Sr., is quite
fooble,- suffering from nervous
prostration.
W.. 0. Singleton, of Anderson
county, was in town Monday among
his old friends.
Miss Hattie Grady, who has boon
visiting in Pendleton, returned
home this week.
Miss Cora Bowen is visiting rela
tivos and friends at Groves in
Grenville county.
Miss Blessie Shanklin and Miss
Jennie Gant, of Pendleton, are vis
itingMiss Hattie Grady.
Rev. 0. L. Durant has had a
badly crippled horse from sticking
a nail in one of his hind feet.
W. T. Robinson, of Dawson
ville, Ga., is visiting his uncle,
Mr. Reese Bowen, Sr., noar town.
W. R. and Mrs. S. G. Oats have
qualified as administrators of tho
estato of Thomas Watson, deceasd.
Mr. W. W. Martin, of Milo
Creek, moved to his property in
the southern portion of town last
Tuesday.
Mr. Matthew Brazeale and Miss
Jeannette Austin, of Willinm sto'n,
visited the family of Dr. G. W.
Earle last wook.
Married on the 13th at the resi
donce of the brido, Mr. John M.
Barr to Miss Mary Johnston, Rev.
J. T. Anderson, officiating.
rs. Permelia Hunt, of Mount
Carmel neighborhood, who was
reported last week as seriously ill,
is considered to be improving.
See notice of important meot
mng of the local military in anoth
er column. Lot every active mom
ber turn out and prepare for in
spection.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith,
nee Miss Jessie Richoy, of Cross
Anchor, Spartanburg county, vis
ited the family of the lattars un
CIO, H. A. Richey, last week.
The members of Six Mile church
cannot be discouraged; fire de
stroyed the church building, but
they have gone to wvork and now
have the frame up for another.
Rev. Tr. J. Rooke has been con
ducting an interesting meeting at
G-i'ffin church. There were six
added to the church, who will be
baptised on the 2nd Snnday in
September.
Died on the 17th instant, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Galloway, their infant. The child
was about six months old, and was
buried from the Iholly Spring Bap
tist church.
Rev. W. C. Seaborn began a
protractod meeting at Cross Roads
Sunday and has services twice a
day, at 11 o'clock, a. in., and at
early candle light. Much interest
is manifested and the prospects
are promising for good results.
Dr. G. WV. Earle reports good
health genierally in and around
Pickens, but warns the citizens to
be careful and look after the sani
tory conditions about their prom
ises, as fever may come after the
p~tracted rains during the hot
wveather.
WV. A. Lark, of Maynard, was
before commissioner Thornley,
Monday, to answer the charge of
retailing spiritous liquor without
paying the special licens,- Mr.
Lark wvas dlischarged and is happy
in that fact and, also, because he
knows the informer.
Rev. W. B. Singleton closed his
protracted meeting at Mount Car
mel last Thursday on account of
rain and will resume it on Friday
beforo the 2nd Sunday in Septem
ber. There were seven addedo( to
the church, and the interest in the
meeting was daily increasing.
Col. 0. P. Field presonted the
JOURNAL. editor with a n.ammnothm
cabblago Monday. It measures
thrae feet across from outsidoe
loaves, and wveighis eighteen pounds~l.
The head is solidl and crisp and as
fine in quality as any North Caro
linatt cabbago brouighit to this mar
Prof. M. S. Stribhing will open
''h11 n Moniday, Septem ber 2ndl.
**q dv imitronize that. can,
tgreater energy and1( strength to
"teach the young idea how to
shoot." See notico elsewhere ini
tins issno.
.1 18th inst-uist at
lc he rI(Esub-nee of Trial (Just ico H.
D). (1i', Mr. Lee Sanmmons o'f
Marietta, Grdenvillo county, to
Miss Florence Moore, the charm
ing and accomplished daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T HI. Moore, of Lib..
erty. Trial Justice Garvin offici
ating i.. his gracefuliand felicitious
"More rain, more rest."
See shoritY sale of cotton in thi
issue.
Read Harris' ad. It will inter
est you.
Women are temp orato, but they
are fond of their glass.
All kind school books,
A. M. Monnis's.
W. H. Ambler, of Greensboro
N. C., is at home for a short vaca.
tion.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben M
McDaniel, on the 17th instant v
daughter.
R. E. Latheni is orecting a cor.
modious dwelling on. his farm bo.
low Easley.
S. P. Broazoalo had a fine mare
to choke to death last Wodnesday,
whilo eating.
Mrs. H. V. Murff, of Greonville,
is visiting the family of Probate
Judge Newbery.
Miss Ella Meares is now teach
ing a flourishing school in the low
er portion of the county.
Miss Stella Newbory, who has
boeoi visiting rolatives in Laurens
county, has returnod home.
13. A. Hagood, Esq., of Charles
ton is spending a short vacation
with relativos and friends in Pick
Ons.
Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Hunter,
anId chiildron, aro visiting the fai
ily of Maj. John J. Lewis this
wook.
Dr. Riley will begin a protrac
ted meeting in the Pickens Pres
bytorian church next Friday
night.
Tho re-flooring of Farrs' Bridge
on Saluda will bo lot to the 'owost
bidder on the 29th instant at said
bridge.
Charles L. Cureton, who has
been at Pacolot for the past eight
months, is at hionie on a short va
cation.
W. T. Field, W. T. Bowen and
I. F. Smith were elected Tuesday
dolegates to the constitutional con
vention.
There will be a picnic at Roa
noke school houso on the afternoon
of tho 24th instant. Evorybody
cordially invited to attend.
The repoated rains of lato have
caused farmors some apprehen
sions, lest there should becomo a
froshet and damego the bottom
corn.
There were eighty votes polled
for the regular nominees for the
constitutional convention, on last
Tuesday, at the Pickens C. HI. pro
cinct.
Miss Essic Earlo gave a sociable
last Monday night in honor of her
friend, Miss Annie McBee, which
was delightfully enjoyed by those
prosenit.
Theli active members of thzePick
ens Rifles are ordered to report at
their armory on next Friday morn
mng, 23d instant, at 9 o'clock. By
order of T1. J. MAULDIN, Capt.
ILiberiy Notes.
The meeting wvas not protracted
at the Presbyterian church thiE
Mr. Workman, a travelling sales.
man, is visiting his brother, Rev.
WV, H. Workman.
Miss Hudgins, of Athens, Ga.
is visiting Miss Lizzie Boggs.
We notice W. H. Boggs of Con.
tral finds sufficient attraction ii
Lib~erty to cause him to make reg.
ular visits of late.
Mrs. M. HI. Bogga is visiting rol
ativos near Groonville.
The brick is being delivered foi
the oil mill by the contractors and
timber is being cut for running the
engine, so farowolil old field pines.
Liberty will put the pine polos5 to.
hotter use than scatter them along
a "pino-p)ole RI. R." as a monu
ment to over-zealous folly.
The election for cotton weighor
is now a thing of the past and onc
man is glad and ten sad, we sup
pose. There wore 108 votes p)oll
ed. Tr. HI. Moore received 55 votes
-the highest number cast. Every
thing p)assed off quiet and only
a few gallons of whiskey was
b~rough~t up andl distributoed just
woest of t~own. Remarkable, to say
the polico dlid not have to make
any arrests.
Thero was aL stray boy around
towni yestordlay andc it seems from
what we can gather that out of
symp~athy Mr. Po~ol took hi m in
andl gave him sheltor and after lie
became somiowhat iocruitedl andl
refreshed lie took leg hail carrying
off, beside several other things, a
pistol. Ho was p)rompntly over
hauled just out of town andl the
proper'ty roca~vereod. Trial ,Justico
Stewart sent him to jail for fifteen
dlays.
Mrs. Dr. William.-i has roturned
from Spar itaniiburg.
Th'le bailiff scoop~ed up Frankc
Watson just blow here at Cling
Powell's one night last week and
while the bamiliffl was getting up
his wit nesses Frank slipped thro'
a crack alnd made his escape.
Our council will have to boC
overhauled again as the intendant,
W. 0. Willaird, and one wardon,
D. J. Greer, has pulled out so therc
will have to be another election to
fill vacancies. This is an election
year for Liberty and don't you
forget it, C.
- ~ .
ce0liufor Cotton Weigher.
The following is the tabulated
report of the election for cotton
weighor at Liberty which come off
on the 17th instant:
T H Mooro, 55
Wm Gantt, 28
W 0 Willard, 26
J A O'Dell, 24
Job F Smith, 14
J W Rovis, 12
Job Smith, Jr., 10
G W McClanahan, 6
J 0 Harris, 3
T L Norris, 1
I C Robinson, 1
Eigahteen Mile Iteums.
The peoplo of this section aro
fooling better sinco wo are having
suishine. Wo have had raim till
we havb com, to bo sobbed.
Wo are blossed with health and
good crops in this section at this
timo for which wo feel grateful to
our heavenly Father.
Our protracted mooting closed
last Sunday night with a large
numbor of applicants at the altar
for prayer. There were nine pro
fosssions mado un(lor the adminis
tration of the pastor, Rev. R. W.
Nelson. Bro. Nelson is an earnost
worker battling for the Master's
cause. The ordinance of baptism
will bo performed tho third Sab
bath in September at 10 o'clock,
a. in. C. C.
tl1 of Ionor.
The following subscribhors have
paid their subscription to Tii E
JOURNAL, since the last. roll was
published:
N 11 Rei(l, Harleston Ferguson,
M H Bowenl, H A Stokes, Mrs. S
E Brookshire, T H1 MlclWhortor,
John Hallum, M W Newton, B D
Garvin, A 11 Williams, J L Stoph
ens, Mrs. Francos M Farr, A J
Boggs, F V Clayton, Wi. H Stow
art, G W Griffin, T L Norris, J F
James, B A Allgood, R A Bowon,
E Hostor, E F Looper, Varderay
Mauldinl, W'im. Huntor, P. C. Car
tee, James Robinson.
NotIee to Maclainists.
I can now sell you Machino Oil
cheaper than you can buy any
whore. G. W. EARLE.
There will be a meeting of the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Com
pany of Pickois county, at the
Court House, on Monday, Sept. 2d.
All stockholders aro urgod to be
prosont and especially the town
ship diroctors. 'Tho secretary and
treasurer will make his annual ro
port on that day other important
business will be transacted.
J. Mt. S-rwAwr, Plass.
T. 1). HAnIs, Soc. and Tres.
Remember that you can get the
"Home and Farm" an.d rll P'1o
r.E's Joun1. one year for $1.25.
McFALL'S
saBU DGETmw
-OF
PHUN and PHAX
FOR TH E PHOLKS.
We hav received 'or )
)TURNIP SEED,~
and now is the time to
I"fix"' about it.
Please mention this to~1
the 'Good Pholks' and ask
~themi to come and see us.
147. TF. .M'Fl.
FOR ALL TIME TO
COME!
W\e will have
BARGAINS!
to offer our Pickens
fri ends.
Come in and look at our Flour
Sample our Coffee.
Taste our Sugar.
Read our Seedi Books.
Buy our Goods
And bc satisfied
T1hat you have made a bargain.
]fe7fQ/Lso7t bi,'~os,
. 107 IAi h Stroot, (! r..ein iI l, . 5. C .
THE BIG RAILROAD WRECK STCCI
BEGINS.
Now For the Bargain
Tever Has Such An Opportunity Been Offered to the Peo
of Greenville and Vicinity.
Think of It.
ger' 10 Car Loads of Goods.
EC)2,0 0 3 "- "7%*r.I -3
17,820 Yards Calico.
20,000 Yards Dress Goods.
10,000 Yards Lawns and Ginghamis.
10,000 Yards Shirtings and Shteetings.
4,000 Suits Clothing for Men, Boys and Youths.
Thlree hundred dozen Ishir-ts.
Fouri Hundred Dozen Boy's Wanists.
Five Hunldrred Dozen Ladies, Misses and. Men's I Hose,
Two Thousand pairs Best Shoes, all kinds.
Sixty-Five Hundid(I pounds best Piuig 'Tobacco.
Large lot Smoking 'lobacco.
Large Stock M llinery Goods,
Thousands of other things cannot mention lere. Col
for the BIG SALEC is for you,
J.M& E. B. DI CKSOI
(RICEiN VILlE, S, (C.
No One +4+ +*++
Can Sell Coods at
below Cost and Liv
Unless He Sells
heap of them.
We cannot reduce the price of our goodls, because it
always been our custom to give our patrons the best goode
the market at the shortest living profits. Our stock of Ch<
mng and Gents' Furnishing Goods was never more complet
every line than it is today. WVe have used our utmost
deavor to select our stock from the best manufacturer
their lines, so that each article we sell leaves our store x
our guarantee stamp)ed on it. All that wve askc is that you g
our stock a personal inspection before buying, and we will
y'ou.
DR EIFUS & Co.,
THE NEW CLOTHIERS
113 and 115 Man Str'eet, Greenville, S. C
hentyfivo Years!
M.E. B. Clark, of lieedy IBiver Yactory P. 0., S. C., has an Exce
okStove wich has been in constaant us 5 yers Ilis dIaugh'tcr
enkeeping h:>use 1 7 years and is nowv using her thIird Stovec. Nei
ewas an Excelsier, but cost her the price we ask for the Excelsior C
Mr. Clark says his old1 Excelsior wvill be cooking good biscits ~wen
daughter's third stove is burned out. We wou1ld be ipleasedl to show
an Excelsior Cook.
GW'Crockery, G4lasswvare, Tinwvare, Stoves and all Ilousefurnishing Gi
at coit until further notice.
0OX & SEIGLER,
12 Main Street, noRuENs VI4En
GRAND GOOD
Summer :
Ihe story is in a nutshell. I
, Out Sale in September, we put Se
t. Summer Good are selling--when
months of service.
Full Line of the Celbt
received1, at Old Prices.
(t iAli 1.adics' Oxfords will
cost.
, JONES & (
Exhauste
are made to produce larger
* use of Fertilizers rich in P
Writc for our " I-'arners' Guide,"
,is~ brim full oif useful inl'ormation for nui
, will make and save you money. Addi
GERMAN E.A
Mid SummerK
O*FFERINGS.
WALISTER
& BEATTIE
The r-el 2inIll., () of S1111 114-1 ' 1. 111
y o u r ownl pricv
Thi apllis t l~ess (I0l :d, \\hit-,
GIomids- Lawns I,:tves :un lutri1ere
I l : i4e-r *v : ( iereI
-a 4141 I :'lit4 ( ll s ise Ii
A I il 4 i.,\ AI G l A ;i.
21 rqris 7 en vi e kshuid ?! i
12 tir111-4k 10 cent , 1 *V<elII4', 'r
10 Yare-4ls 15 1ent 4 W hile l4 k i h
" ('oIniIe '\e. 20 c .nt 1 1 l h
a 'u F (O nIcn o
NAliloliis of~'1 of I EJgi iB II:
I 3 nige I(l I5 tla \ 1i r (;Wni le,
lis O2W, 4I, Some 1 Ipe ils !fI.l4'
4'iKi
FlyTrpe
Lagelt fliay iwae
I \ Narel \IkJ1 .\pple Vinear - 1(
has w ehyalknl
on rnWet us gs hee
liAUe, Sitesa, Ic.
>11 I lot .& 11
/i t n onr
BYE SALl
. oods!
)stead of, having a Closing
>telber prices on now when
th(:re: are yet two or three
,d Baly StItle Shoes just
be closed out regardless of
AR RISON.
d Soils
And better crops by the
>tash,~
a I.1Z-pa: c illuitrated book. It
incr~s. It will be s;Cuit free, and
W1l' , ~ 93 Nauwu Strcet, New York.
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