The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, December 12, 1895, Image 3
Peopler' Journal..
iOCAL ITIEMIS.
\ .'sley is critically ill at I
me near Easley.
a Cora Bowen is visiting rel
and friends at Dacusvillq
veek.
. W. Towen is visiting her
*)r. W. 'Bowen, of Mt. Pleas- c
his week.
>rge B. Rooke loft Monday v
iedniont, whore he will work "
3 cotton mills.
an I. Williams, of Cedar Rock, d
een critically ill, but his con- I
i is somewhat improved. d
>f. J. E. Parsons was in town 1
iay, having fully recovered o
a severe attack-of measles.
win Earle deserves a chicken '1
'om the neighbors. He killed a
rk last wook with his air rifle. r
H1. Williams, 6f Cedar Rock, I
ompleted his new residence Y
s now occupying it with his ,
ly. rf
H. Hqidricks, of Cedar Rock, r
ite sic Fwith measles, but his f
ition is not necessarily dan
is.
.omas F. Harmon, general i
t of the Farmers' Mutual In- a
ice Company, was in town
day on business.
r. W. H. Crane, who lives two
.s south of town, killed a 16
iths' old hoglast Friday that
nied 575 pounds not.
[iss Hortense Maulin. of Pick- j,
anid Miss Angie Clayton, of a
tral Township, went to Colum- t
Monday to visit friends. h
S. Williams,of Peter's Creek, .
'in town Monday and reports 14
ing three hogs that noted over 0
Q pounds. Pretty good pork- g
T. McFall and children Ii
t to Charleston this week, to h
y the f tivities of gala week. n
inl Eae, son of Dr. Earle, a
. with them.
illiam Wilkins died on the
nat., at 4:10 o'clock at his 8
tiful residence in the suburbs
Vest Greenville. His death f
io unexpected. a
ri
ss Mamnie Bollotte, who has
visiting lir sister, Mrs. D.
[opkins, for several days in
returned Monday to her c
on tho Keowee. .
insant M. Stewart, formerly 't
:kens county, died at his home L
cumseli, 0. T., in November y
Ho leaves a wife and one v
and many relatives in this ,
y. c
it. I. M. Mauldin, of Clemson I
e, is at home for the vaca
Owing to the pirevalence of 2
es, the cadiets got holiday two '
ear ier, which they were not
o aic hept.
n Peterson, who murdered t
ablo J. J. Moseley at Green- l
last October, was haenged at b~
-ille at 10 o'clock. W~alker h
* k, who killc.d his rival ini a i
ni affair, will swing next Fri
lis A mbler, colored, who
>n J. W. Earle's farm near r
has miade a p~atte'rn for his C
d friends to followv. lie is a f
sfuil farmer and ki lled a pig
ouk, that weighed 290 pounds *J
1)
A.. Foster, of Dacusville
hip, wvas in town Monday
ports good times in his soc- I
He says that Christmas Ii
ill be scarce, as the revenue
ive been a little too diligent
Ad7ander, wife of A. A. i
docr, died at her home on a
.>o on the 8th instant and si
ried at the family cemetery F
rt beautiful stream. She ji
u husband and many rela
. this county. She wias 41
Id and a daughter of the
I William Nimmnons. 1
W. Findley tand his daugh- a
'ut eight years 01(d, died at g,
omo in Hurricane Trownm-t
t Friday. They w~ere bur- o
i Six Mile church, of whichg
diley w~as a useful member. l
35 years old and leavesa
i several children. Het
this county from Oconee a
* years ago and was a go->d y
F. Pace, of near Cross nm
ost his barn and all its ih
b ly tire Wednesday night, ,p
* net, Mr. Paco and famn- u
gone over to spend the 3y
~h Mrs. Hunit, who is very
residlence being ini sight, e:
vas discovered in time to il
stock from being burned b)
mare, colt, co-vs and hogs c
.pretty bad burned before a
d( be rescued. The fire is a
to ho the act of incendi
ones, of Kings, died at
*on the 6th instant, andh
d from the Baptist churchr
ekoe, (if which ho was a c
n d devoted member. Hec
he youngest daughmter of
lov. D. H1. Kennemore.
a wife and seven chil- g
have the sympathy of 3
nds and relatives in their a
iveont. Mr. Jones was
- an of .high character and
- rally beloved and re
.Ftom tbeety.
Old Uncle'Cebe and Uncle Zc
1eet in town, now listen to the
Hello Uncle Cobe I
Hello, but how you come
incle Zeke. Say Uncle Zeke,
ou hear about do big time (
ad at 'Lanta tother day.
Uncle Zoke-Yes, but what
Uncle Cebe-Why tother d
Id big Ike Solomon (dey jes cn
in dat cos he think his sof so I
nd smart,'you see) and Mr. Pt
tc Opinion was talkin bout G<
nor Evans and Senator Tillima
ig spech's dey make in 'Lai
at, day. Mr. Public Opinion I
roud of dey speeches and say c
own'd old fatty (President Clo
%nd) gittin up a crowd and spe
n1 too. He say it was great 11<
r to do State. Now you kn
ow old big Sam Solomon ha
'illman and all do reform h,
nyhow and it makes him pow'
ad and he rared and charp
ow'ful and look'd like he want
to Public Opinion. But old Pt
ic Opinion got so many m<
rens he nodo old Sam cuden
othin but rare and ho jus let h;
are only he tel old Sam what
ule he wus and lot him go.
Uncle Zeke-Say Uncle C9l
Tou so dat pictur in do Jornal I
roek and de tok bout "Deer J<
nd big T.," wat you tink of d
Uncle Cebe-Hial ha! wasi
at pow'ful funly anyhow. I d
tare, it was so funy. I dream
out it and her's de proface of
roam. You soo old Sam Solomi
god in dis biznes. Now old Si
inks his self pow'ful sharp al
18 three times smarter'n any boi
nd inagies ebyting jus shor gw
) riuin et him (1and his sort cat
ol all do olices and draw do p
los' spec'aly, but old Public Opi
)n looked inter mators and tu
1d Solomon down and he cat
it over't. So much for dat n<
ere da dream: Over at Picke
see in my dream noth'r pict'rj
ke de on ill do Junal ceptin
ad its hed rarod back and I
iouth wide op'n1, his tal hist I
ud prw'ni do groun and a'1 cox
id mud.
Uncle Zeke-Hold on. Plec
p)lain d0 mud on him Uncle Cel
Uncle Cobe-Well you so he w
)olin wid dat big "T.," considal
nid walkin on (10 Pine Poll Ra
>ad and one d poles broke a:
a fol in do gulry. Now their bc
is look so near like thoy must
lose kin, but the dif'renco is, t
nudy, by hed and tal 'd one, 1
ioro brass than brains and
iown of all men for miles 'rou
y more nois than seens, wh
ou mut1s so tothor to no him
-here ho is. Th1t by hed'd wun
ot zacly sound as he has a spel
onugo fits occasionly, 'tis sed
ad a p)ow'fui 01n0 Nov. 5th
ndc lastedl sev''I(days. Uce Ze1
iy, tel de man of do wonld'fuil
nals. I want to so '0em.
Unc l Cobe, zactly, I undorstai
OW you '11e1mbe.)r do won in
urnal (heap prettiest lookmi of
bvo) was called (by Dear Julir
leer Jon1. Now thle hy hod a
ig mou)1th won I sp)ok of dai c.
11n JuliuP. (Easy to git 1mu1
i) Boggs specially when bother
y "T. Dis end do dream. IH
a I noaw can't you C.
Now Julius, D)ear Julius, we
mady to proceed to examline e
onsti tutionlal Bridge that u
Ilming so about some time sin
ow if you are sure your name
ulms and( thlat your eyes nro 1:
I eclipse, eo you can se0 a1 pi
oil and know it when you see
et us proced at 011c0 to elxami
lie structure anld if we find th(
as been any Pine Polis used
'1e buinesi~s let's just simply bh<
10 whole tihing to atoms, un111
e canl got a mortgage on it. Tf
hir thing is the proper thing ai
11en a sot of men are employ
aid paid to do a good job th)
lould. not, be allowed to work
inie Polls '"That's honesti
mi."' C.
December 10th 1895.
The members of the Rock Spri
aptist church, as workers of t
ordl, want this year to end wi
ioro~ religion than ever hlas he
it inl tis country for years. M
Im Lord graciously bless us aroui
1(1 Rock Springs. We have h;
rent blessings this year buta
ope thle year 1896 will be a mac
rosperous year th1an1 this. M:
10 Lord nll our heoarts more fuli
r tile love of our Lord1 and S
iour, Jesus Christ. We hlave 11
good1 meetinlgs this year, buti
Lembers, but theO Lord filled o
larts an made 11 us011 to rejoice. O)
istor preaichied good doctrine f
8 and( 110 is called for anoth
ar.
Broth~er Sheriff is doin~g all]
mn ill getting souls saved by war
ug thomi to come1 to the Lord ai
C saved. Our meeting days a
uangedl to every second( Saturdi
t 8 o'clock ar d Sunday mloril
t 11. M. S.
Cedar Rock Alliance, No. 101
'ill meet Saturda&y, 21st instai
t 1 p. m1., at Hlolly Bush1 sco
0ouse. Membel)rs will notice th
agular imo ol f meting has1 h)0
hlanged. SAM n. TI. Sim'rn.
Secretar
oing to hang up for Christmas~
bly.'"-Syracuse Post,
Remember that you car. get t
Home arid Farm" anad Tn Pij
M's. Maggie Ro6b; of Alabama,
ko Visitod at Probato Judge Nowbory's
im. last week.
W. A. Arhold, of Contral,. was
onl in tho citr Tusday and reports
killini'g t year old pig that weigh- ;]
boy ed 300 potuiids niet. 1
of B. . Wlitii rv num Siun ul T,
Smith, of' Codar Rock, wPo inl
ay town Tuosday adi favired the
s11 JOURNAL with a call n11 som1 n<w
uig itoms.
Ob- Rev. L. L. Inabinlet is the i
preacher in cha of North11 Pick
" on for loxt year, tud Iev. J. 1. lN
ta Anderson was retired to the foi
ras Easley circuit. 'gil
Iey |tin
ve- Rev. 0. 1. Durant etured from .
tk- Con fe'reinen 'us(lay. I lo w ill Iservo s
)n. the Greenille cireuit loxt year. -t
ow His m1 niaiy friends in Pickenls counl- 'I'o
tes ty Wish him succoss anld happiness
,)st oil his now charge.
fu l Rev. W. M. liarden has been ap
ed pointed to the Pickens Circuit for
to noxt Your. It is in order for his Ni<
~ members to moet m1e him wvith a
)st hoaty welcoie, and help hii builId
Io up the religious feling an( ilter
'"l ests of this charge. I be
NotiIce. hoe
>e Thoro will le at moetfinig of the mo
as PiekCIns if lies at their "Armory, lt
3n Saturday, 14th ilst., at 3 o'clock. er
A full[ attndanco is requist.ed. lBy 1aa
orderl of DC
- F.. cox, T. J. MarisDI.
Scrotarv. Captaini.
Mn Tho JoURNAL is publishi ng the
i list of subscri bers, as they pay, aid
id will take it- as a favor if aiiy one is
ly olitt<(d that it b :eporte(Id to thei'
nlitor
Rly .A IIl 's M7l i (.m ac-ill n 'r11 t .
n- or otht'rwise will plees:' cotie 'oi
mn vard at ( iCt' alid :sttile, as .1 111
A' ileedili" thle 11tty hily
>w. C. iC.un.rm.
us Cobble-"WeI 1. 1 supposI l'il IJ
it have to eat my Christ tuim fuirkov
jg Ill a h a'ile h ts this Veail'.
Iy Stoll-"Th la t 1uh ." -Ili'e.
Land for Sale. 1h
5 .A tract 4of 1:!:-il iii r g ry s1.ee i r
-mniles fr l i ,r-11 , I I
e0. 50.1-. a .r-S;n ;I fil st te of ul iv-ation, hatl
ats 31,11l" Ill " " -esi.l W ill ]w slol at
privalte. saie :1 iwx r :md on e(is -".
terms. Appily t 1'. e. IN)luiN6ON, Pie!
el. lns, S. C. (j
Notice to D ori and C re n
l itm,
ho Aate of . . I 4 :li, a ri reioit ei
. the -. rpr 011i . te to
is 1sI'. Thio e instehuul to1)a stt w l
>Ldj ai!s( set ' N v, it b t be i le.,i:n: . .1h
ine3al Cash
of Iand On M , me
m C. L. No:i:gcworthi. Iso
2t G00DS By The Cargo! P1
M'AllSTER
ed -
Lo11l5 of <;ol in B01ioe tnnatT~
& Ti- l. &I. uoL 33. :\.it iL.re gi' ha4Ck -
for thei rest. if tie- st ock*I, so in a few 4Ias "
tre3wUe oniut on a lful supipi& fron in-iu- im
.as fully bieaui~ful I rss (Gouits. All the~ nw
wea1ves ini tii' niw (4olorin'.Si tl colioriIl t
's sell eiap. "w(e haiveni'i .l.,h i.ols anil cast
Ot oIt.si yles."' I uir eilfort alwayII s i o i p -t b e 4
ofore our cuistiornirs li he newesti rliai .a s4 vIes
no0 IFveryting~l herei statiuis th li est if ifih
*t con.ib ilenle. .
11o Triininiigs aun lAiigs of thei newest
ro fashlionl iio inntehil ir s (i4. S I niials. -
-ny the4'1n finI fromto to bi)Ii ottom,
'S MCA1LISTER & BEATTIE.
lad (Next door to Nationa Bank)
e 1. 14teic Patten 7
"~. BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT~0
WE OFFER-.=
a Home a Farm j
II ) (enininat4ionl wih ouri Ipaper, for .14*5.
Ry) lheing. aboiut Ihe ih-e' of ou lpape alone4. 1 8
That is fo all new .ub:cibers,. ol sub1
IA cr3 ibersrnin a1p- n at m,
we siimi
One Year.
a.- HOhiE AND ?ARM is a Hbpage agri
1( (nl~iural jouriini al i y farimers for farmi
eCrs. Its home1 ich parttment 4Clite4l hiv
10 A unt 'h,J:C is 1134e4:4Imied. its chihI re.n1
Lur depart menthL, itolliih-e it ed ly -'it hi 1,at i~i t,'o
4 nini ng~ji. aw4l instri ve .
11 Unew3l.%( llow~ tanh J!i I his greati aigrieitur- t
ro s a \'tvioous in':der andl r
13y spondst well ho libteral feetilim.
ig tion. Onl co la'nds the ~>l
A tilizer's contlailw not under
a7% acta
Potash.
un A trial of this plan costs but '
?little and is sur'e to lead to
profitable culture. 4
our pC;unieCCCn atre no(t ad~vertising circalars b).,,In
hug spec ial Iertiliiers., but are p~ractical works~. cont1in- .
lie ii:g lates~t researchesu on3 the subiject of erliiliao ,an
are realliy helpfui to farmers. They aire sent free for
~O ieblt. GERMAN KALi wVOUKS,
1 93 Nassau st., New vonrk. '
F..
;UJN and PLAX
FOR THE PHOLKS.
1'.. EmroR:
December is here.
Now for the good things fo
ristna..
hie good people can always de
id upon us for having soiethain
the holidays. Let the boys al
Is come along. You corne w-t1
Now in stock and to arrive a nic(
ortillelit of uIsefil auld Oritinenta
ieles.
ys, Candies, Fruits,
.Fire-works, PIreients for
both old and young
Substantials for the Cold
Weather'.
ye iurniture, Stoves,
Baskets, Trunks,
Valisem, Everythingp.
IVe thanik our good friends fol
h:ulsome mn1utner inl which they
lied arouid its" last imlonith, and
>e to have another grand rally thi,
nith with the others who were a
le belated. Let us all get togeth.
Ind inake things lively for Christ.
N'T FAIL TO SEE
OUR itAl1GAIN TOT
OP" sHOES.
V. T. 1J']Z2U.
IUsermk's Sales,
ite of South Carolina.,
Counuty of Pickens,
thu Court of Common Pleas.
B. Newbery,
Judge of Probate.
V S.
1y 1'. Pester, Ct al.
r virtue of an fIio r made in
above stated caseby 1on.W.
Ilenet, Presiding Judge, 20th
pl etmber, 11895, and on file m
Clerk's office, I will sell to
highest bidder at Pickens
urt .H{ouse oin
Sale-Day in January
xt, din-ing the legal hours foi
e, the following described
ts of lind to-wit:
Al tIhot piece, parced or tract
hntal lyintg, bemng situnate iii
c ciilt v Iid state aforesaid.
En ;teine townsth-ip, on bot Ii
le ;gKatteCreek.wa
r le is's; ad~j~i iig inds 01
.o tofi . Joh( n V. Stelwart
he ,t ., Ihi and east; on thu
Lith by Ilands of 13anmel WVin
(ester and0 others, and 1rnowv
ice.
Also all that other, piece, par
I or tract of land lving, situ
e in sa id county andl state or
t hsides of Big Eastatoo cree,
joining lands of Hlariet Bow
J SM WNinchiester and th<
Ove mfentionedl tract, contain
Seight hundred (800) acre:
me ( or less, it being the sam<
let of land coniveyed to J. 1
ewart, dleceased, b~y Ilarie
>wi on1 .1d day of February
t0,R~ecorded~ ini 1ook "L,~''p<
I.ermts calsh, punrchaser t<
yfor palpers.
J. 31. STEWARiT,
Clerk of Cou rt.
Probate Sale.
dte of South Carolina,
Pickens County
In Court of P.robate.
dleoni M Lynch as Admlinistra.
or of the estate of John I
3tewart, de Ceased, Potitioner
a gainiist
ear.Stewvart, Emma Stewu'art
*t a!, D~efendants.
By virtue of a decree of th<(
obate court for Pickens coun
dated D~ec. 10, 1895, 1 will sel
the highest bidder at;Pickem~
It. on
Saleday in January,
u; the followving tractsiof lamC
'vit: AllI that piece, pnarcel 01
let of hand Onl lig Eatato(
eek., waters of lowee' R'ivel
tai ning one thousand acres
>re or' less and (deeded to Jfohl
Stewvart and1 James M. Stew.
, executors on the 4Ith (lay of
p)tember, 1883.
A\ll that piece, parcel or tract
land( in the county and)( State
>resaidl known as the Willis
tce andi beinig a parlt of thle
irteen h)undred and n inet y
eni acres. dl~eede to Johd)n I"
w'art by the Clerk of C ourt
-lPickens counuty and e ,nta in
?~six limitlredl eres mIore( or
. J. B. N EWV.Bld!ia,
Probate Judge.
In h n wnh. I mga
'Rock Bottom" Figur.s.
minent.ii for a th 1erwo ~.jII Ia . tee m3i
I3tPa l i i < tia tu-.t y
L A RKIN PUGOHIES.
oontf
Physician and Sargeoon
lee at his rexiolentce .\Iain St reet,
lnrdh 8, 1St)!.
Our leavy .!n.
day, ,orces.r av -
i[niuediat e r *ol
OVer OXWpC e )t o b I h
tile to (10 it. We \\ i a
tol a110 eOliiuni our l2 lilres
as bhsli w' cl i alluer cirillll
stanees. Comle to seoit-, n I at o
as this is a vital iImt1 Itr with us.
YOUIS Iiii~ 1d)1
WV. M. 1.u &Co.
1835w <0~u LaX $ 9 M
THE BEST AR I
H. C. MA
Who Also ScPA.
The .. Stude ban
And Every Variety of Fine(
and Harness, 1 larIt
.At the
Greenville Cc) ,..iry*.,,.,
G W. S IR P1B I L.-, ,.. n t
JONES & A ON
Have had such an enormous T H i
month that they have bac
New Coods RINew
Every Day ; L
Look Out L
For some Special tives to a r
1() pi'ces more of thoase .11, irn
7 pices 54 ineI I m -I(vl) t
Ala Iy s1 riv to imitate ' - b I
cahn't, do it so the d 'ar I ..ph
1 ae s laugh1 to h tu- ;
We yoav them frm1 5 ee.
( ur rien' Shoc .Lb;:;
Aslsoeady sh ore dt h'a i v: i a i
Re utrsow PricShc , mPs
PS-A g Ln Stambi-a at i' I a
GRAT SL !
in price, andl~ we have cut iur i r
line, kindly give its a . ;.
iMfILER & CR ,' SjI
Ladie/ aind (entQ~lIIemn' l-'ie SI:aoe a..
H eivu inIg goodsM every~ 1 da dir Ictta fr .
'hosNeat, Comfotrtale ;uh a t a
No. 105 N. MAIN STREET, G C.
-Agenits for the W. LA. 1)( II' I. n. :2n: .
Whoi( is it .
Orders f'or J1!. Kimb ofu
@ Job Prag@
Solicited by Mail or Othe~wi:o and. Promptly
Delivered at Pricos; that will Dofy
Competiton.
Scudll in your Subscrlptiont Iba Ing or Sendi ni youir Job Work gi
Let 1Uh have y.m r ',g for a~ 1ig l.\dX.
I7C-* Hamnin onnin fuern ilhd on aa~m.Ii'..a
'Y att,
E A, S. C .
V V G OO'DS
>olud arrived anud .hcap. Como
and( Sew them.
&.1 YTho!e who owe me0 will pleaso
ll an11d pay without further delay
noticV.
A. G. WYATT,
ot3 Easley, S..0,
NOTICE.
W !- PAY CASII!
01 Hides, Beeswax, Tallow
(W . sll Inws Leat her, U per
i1's, Calf Sikinls, Sheepol Skins4, LaceI
'alber, lhune11 S.trings inl anly amoicunt
it Weint.
Cower 8i Coodlett,
I \itinl soed Gre vi6, .C
.I\..it'itC
\ y iN -:T~ I;iC .AEN TO
ii -xi nt bu inl South Caroa
.. \\o wanti (k) "w a l n s, Or..
Ahht frNungMuLi vlo Twenty
Ii lit) < > t o l o to Sewving
LEXAN DER BROS.&CO.
I 8'A,\uh in gc It o treet,
I .111N\V I'll, S. C.
ARGAI N S!
\ I I .ie I31
ot MM an te
m lot!! ha Tabl Plates at
S .I Oil lan il town
T It : 1c ) o cents;
I cl LI'iL to C cents, 3
Thle 1Ist: i\pple \'inegar 20
n Is a galloni.
I A t (Calicos, O)utings, Jeans,
'auiIs P 'uns2, etc., che'aper than
Thr' above 1)rice~s are for
*SI I (I X\ , and with every
iar's v:orth, you .get a nice
Li of U lassware free.
~oll!'s I ' the cMish,
olhn T. Lewis & Son!
Ar ::i '~ i :' : i n it he l~. ''ltnstioxu li
-O Gtr H e~aling A lTe wiACTIOn.
I i i ie I..ti Thet iinlyi f~irtt' etiio
' t i c u ing u N LYiii) e
- i. 0 ItTH Eti a nageiiitwr.
. .i 3 i sn t I ' ti- uiee~t, a
ALNTICEORIA
Irwill br l' o o n aft detainls Car
i. hiiii lSt (I. Am in ahpo'it.n Te
C :,b0nd fu'iOr .\oenfahilo 8C0.
-nlt''i'(r u i t raly ou rg t. n