The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, November 05, 1896, Image 3
The People's Journal.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Honly Porter had a very sick
child last week. It is much bettor.
Mr. Jas. A. Gilloipie, of Bre
vard, visited Dr. Porter last week.
Jas. R. Grogan, of Oconoe coun
ty, visited Dr. Porter last Satur
day.
Born to Mr. an(t Mrs. Will Pitts
on Wedioslay,Novemileir 4th, 1896,
a boy. . ,
Mrs. Rob)in1 'Lewis, of Andoson
Mills, who ias bon quite sick is
improving.
Mr. John Moars is in Pickons
visiting his paroits, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Mears.
Call on Sutherland & (riflin fot
your coffoo. Choico lot eight
potds for a dollar.
Missos, Ula and AMeta Cox, of
Greenville, S. C., visited W. H.
Ashinoro an(1 fiami ly last weok.
Mi. Zado Cox and wif .Ie,of Wasl
ington, 1). C., is on' a visit to Al .
Cox's piarelit's, Alr. and All's. J. F.
Cox, of this place.
The commutation Iax, aceor'dingp'
to act of legistuito, nstISI ho em paid
to tihe troasurvicr booro the 31 st 1), -
cemIlber, the same as other' taxes
larried , a .t residenlc( of thw
ofliciating miinister N ov. J. A
Stowart, on Tuosday N emVtbrl
3d,7 1890), Mlr. G. AN. Keller- to M-IS S
V. G. Akhoreromnbio. -All of Pick
oens county.
M1-arried, at thel residencle of, the
br-ido's father~j. Mr. Ro(-x Daltonl mn
Wodelsday, ( October :28th, .1 Mr.
John Tompkisl to Miss Tama1
Daltonl. Rev. W. B. Siniglutont
officiliting.
Mr.. Editor,: You will pleaso nn
alinnotineo that the dodicatoln Ser'
Mon Will not bo pr'eached at Cor
nthHaiptist Church No, I on the4
third Sunday ill Nov(eIelr .1896.
as wals though t.as it has heen ost
poneld. IL. J. M isox,
C. Cler'k.
.1. L Ambler has turnips that,
(hat aire tirIips. 1o brought to1.
this oflice Tuesday t1h 'Jo thmata
whoppers. Thell lar:1"st mewasurle<.
twenity-two incewlS i1 cirenniffer
( 111co alld till, s I si. seven I ol.
' Iees inl circulnI're ile. -Mr. Ai
blor says ho hs it acrle alid a.
hlf1 of the saim(o kind.
Alar'ied, inl the Plzer Methodist.
church, 'Sunlday evenling, Octohor,
25th, 1896, at , o'clock, by IRew. A.
B. Earle, Alr. J. .A. Leonard, of
Lxiit.on, N. C., to Aliss Edith
Bolltwrviight, formIiorly ofi P~ikns,
but now of Pel:/.r, S. C. TIhe brlidle
is the ohlde st. dIaughtrot of' Alr. anid
AMs. J. 1 loo igt and( h ave I th
'om-atuilattntns of manyi fr'iend(s ini
Pickents.
Sutther1aland &. Giinu's new stor'e
is r'apidlly neain g comp1le&tilonlan
will he r'eady for occuapauc ni)'ii a
f ew dayt)s. It is commodiiousii and ii1
wiull give this p)oplarlll fir'm a goodI
intendl to dlo,ats t hey ha~ve thle capI
ia, the busiiwss and gonhtembi
ill t lie men-ltino dolt t ('ourgel to
i'alli oni thoem ini th IMoaisoie i('ld -
ing for anttlung yiu may nteed ini
the mer'chantdise Iline1.
tng good pro'tgr''ss at tis I time,
Rev. WV. P'. . Kinard( 1555 a isting the
p'astor, withi Miss Inai (Gaines 'at
the or'gant altd ([htil a Inmbe' of
g' ood singers from tIhe 011 t iulit.v
There is a good ou illook for' a good
meet ing. 'ITim onigr'egatin are5Iil
good~ and1( at tentivei, andt~ al l soom
coming in f'rom 'a dlist ance of six
and~ seveni miles 'artoundll. 'IIh meet
lng Illoil ue' Ovet' noexf Sul)
dlay at leatst.
\londay was prettyIlively. Int thel
case5 of1 Mii' ary ~ L ,et al, ai giaisf Snavil
Ia La, et al, 220) atcr(s was sold1 t.' .
K. Boggs for $10t51 , 200 'aes, the
hlomte place, to F. V. Chuion, for
$2005; and 74 acres for' $901 and 4.5
aIcres for $51 1. Tract No. 5, 242
aIcres wenit to E'lishua Kelley at $836.
Tra'~ct Noi. 6, 111 acreI's wenit. t~o T. (.
Robinsoni at $'250; (0;r) es1') wenit to J.
L. Mar't.in for $1.26; 7 .1 acr'es went to
J. F. Willims for $13: andi 27 acres
to Warren Martin fot' $41. In thie
cas~e of Harr'iet Bowie, etaf, against
H-estr Liynich, ct til, 65 acres .vas
sold1 to D~oc Alexanderq for' $502; 213
arswenit to ---Ellebun for'
$1,237 and1( 279 acrles went to -- -
---for $85. Ini the( caso9 of ,John i
Watson, et ah,aa linst Sall io (. Oates,
e. al, 250) acres w'as boughlt in by
.somte of' thie Ihtils lit law im-o $900t.
Not e'.
WV ~. K 1 Durhtain has no(w 0r.0 of
Ii tip n iy coif ry. H e hals at ne0w
and( first rhlISS sho~e makret n~ihtly
I roml Grieenijlb:. Firsit clas1 worI;
D~nuham's shtop is located at the
Smith (;riflini mi. Givo him a
ilday, Novemi ('r 7.thI, att 8 o'clock
p. in. 'I. .J . Al A UIDI N, Ca pt.
F'. E. Cox, Sec.
TPhe G rand1( 'Jury ii Is finail present-.
*i''t. E't w'i'k pidl the manaitger of' the
p fi.i trm, Mr. J1 A. I ltnitiitt,a tine ('oml
pdmiient. 'ni Isini naigi, (sp11eiatly, the ex
alfint, iniiitiei N which it hada ht'uen mian.
Tamble M110o11a11111.
Cotton picking and Imerchandis
ing is the ordor of the day hore.
Tho crop of cottoil is bottor than
it wa's onco thought to be, if we
caln obtain a prico of from 71 or 8
ceots por 11) we will bo much b)t
tor satisfied with this year's crop.
Thoso who aro not solling goods
hore have or must havo a groat
anxiety for the sam . If bunchod
wo havo moro or as many stores
hore as you havo at Pieons. For
instance we have near Pumpkin
town and Tablo Mounttin: Amos
0. Sutherland, EdonA, LyIIch &
Co., a Mr. Butsol, Keith & Hen
dricks, Goa. W. Keith, J. B. Gal
loway and Josse Crenshaw, all sol
ling goods within throe miles of'
1uAmpkiintown and Tablo Mouin.
taini.'
Arthur Jones, son of Win. .
Jones, nr Tablo Mlounltal, is
prostrated with typhoid fever.
Avery A. Jones, near1. Plold, iats
an infait ill withi whooping cough
com1111plica"te-d with sublmucus bronl
chiis.
Sciase of Jon T 1 rrotter, Wi0
had colipouuIIl fracture of tho
jjh ,Jih )one, isi Imaking i rapid recov
erv.
J oplh NNth wh nw s prost91rat
od with tyh 1id fver. is )to :b
u) no(d out ot. h13 s t III\w store.
puum upr goeanentdistil
t. v. (1i) hope IP WiI i lot Iran
a ti lro 3 i sI vivtht i, grief
!'erick Ihar1st 1)odshd and gen
era murd1er 'L as,3 hasi beli, Adon'l"re
fo11ri by blkar . a ovn
ueoint tufacturelrs.
I I sWIN 311 ele i nt.
The c lani o iCoting- 4f O . P.a
v 0r D-1m1 A Ssoia vUIonI w I meIet
With ift. Tabor chrb, A.nderson
cornte day before the 1t.h1
Sudayi'i in Novmi ir.
.i1. m I. y RIev. A. P. A narot.
Q) 'EI.,I;F1-s.
L ..J I ot i wv illinlgness t.( do
Gid's will the bst evidenc we
lave that w1. ar clildron of God?
ov. -J. N. Eilrlo alld J., Clartin .
.d. How mal.y w 1hNw the
(111'i l twelo seu1 i conltiributo h)
the catis of Christ. Rev. A. 1).
11Alaret and P. Al. Cole.
Milnay Shoo mejugoil Stil..
114) DIovrl 9:i; () 11. l l. Los sot d
lfor the day taught h(y Rev. J. I.
lar H . AIissi(In'-y sarm1o 11 a.
m. Iy . . R. F'rro, Sunday ot
t .enoon prayer 1nd praise service,
SigIng for ho'1 on101 c0uaducted
by W. J. WIte..
Union M1enn;;'.
he Union meeting of the firsit
istrlictVI Twelvct 1.43 Rver I)ntist1
Asocion,43 willi (me11t withii the
W101k Sif i kos huroh. le iSturday
b-filoe ie cost rndy til Novenhiii
tor jil .oe it there m. 1 1 m c
lut F dict.ht>ry s 1rinong J. T.'
I) h.l issimd rs imn thonii Sunayl
of l'icka.~ m. Iy ll. i. E.in toste
altenat. . M.e~iii Stewart.B wi I
welset. Wil theeiah) 3h aveod
ithouti ldwthM'.. gosel Opened e
(J1.1T crhee aindi to. tlendis.e
ing.iiiadhaip tisu ssctin.li s
vation? (ipne by 'II'ajue.. M
I 3d.4 15 Whto tan 0531 he to rt
S. W.n Claptnd h by hIhl and
\51.10T. 01 1mwn. tll'wywlit
All he i, hur)ches~ Ii sa id di si)ct
iilv wl las 13( lld tEl(llIdelea (W L' 13
Ill~ililor1)o(3sinit~ioe.
otii are gld Btoi say. th. ) tho
bea tiI'il(1Of oui ret'iin d u li' 1)33v is I11i1elg
ailpro~l indess w i a (ft excep
tion.~'0 Theti'fmed is drawin nIigh~1
wiuheily Ixet, iso ae ie ly! fti
5:1(ilon e, Smis asf gner on' bjiv the
0ork i hn~ amidows tathed is goin.
to 'gimpoo ftor s'tmc
MoF ALL'S
1*eeBUDCET x
-OF
PHUN and PHAX
FOR THE PHOLKS.
Mr. Editor:
This is the season for "rounding
up" and wo know of n() good and
But hieiont reason why this should
not ho done now.
'The good folks should start the
"Silver Dollar" on its "grand
rounds" and koop it a going. One
silver dollar will pay many at debt,
if proporly managod. Roll it at
us, we'll do tho rost. Como to soo
us, toll all the folks to Como. We
havo a nico lot of now goods that
wo want to exchange for silver and
now is the timo to fix up for win
tor. Soid u1s solid silver.
TI BUDGET OF PHUN AND
PHIAX.
ias iin stock nearly overything
tlimt makos at homno com) fortal 21be.
Seo here! 1 lankets, OutiingsF'l
1ii'l8, .Jeans, Qh14es, I hits, Clot hing,
Checks, Shirting, Drills 1,011reans
Washlist:lds, MN It I vs;es B
Springs, Trunks, S.ehels, Valises,
Stever, Pots, Ovens, Pry Palls, Ev
orything.
I/V. / 'I'' t Ji.
All anrs n.r lavreh.' wan-nledl not, l o
r (II I I lytuy ltni i li lns colit ,t v,
11itle by lishing-, h's11 inl-, caingil timber1
or ill an way entering upon he ime.
sepio0 JAM.:S K. K1HKsi.:v.
Maiii itre , GllE.N\IJ,,I, S. C.
Have now ready for sule all the
Latest SI vlts inl
FHats, Bonnuets and Caps,
For L:idies, Misses and children.
P7-7 Theyliv keep conshint ly oin halnd all Ihe
Nove(-lnes .Low prives.
Your pal 1onage ,oliled.
M1SSECS McKAY,
Mainl Street, or(eenville, S. (.
Notice t4) Debto's Sd Oreditors.
All persons" hohdlina htis againlst the
estatin of 'Williaiml W . lindec el ,wil
11sent i themi to the ut ilersigtned for pay
ient on or bi lite 1-t l:N o Nowvemlber.
niext, and4 all per-sons1 inldebted to Said es
tate m11ust make imyllieti, by sail late.
sarah EC. 'Martinl and
J. T. Yonnigblood,
octwaAthinistrators.
I have oee e tc
of goodls ini Easley and invite
the ctzn fti onyt
see them.
I keep on had( a ele
lected stock of General M~ier
chdi se and canI please yOU
in the way of Dry GAoods,No
tions, 11ats, Shoes8, .Jewelay
and Girocerics.
Oct 22n1'mJ. T. CLYDE.
TIhe' nil I lau~mi 'nu',r~u on ho e tea lO10
fioi'ur tile'- samt hn nif .':i-le n t a io iinuon wva
:1 aiing !!I ne(1i- lis mor :1r bn '', ao nimm
tn. :inni N'nrn. 1K . ronwn-' li not ,.ahnl
W. A. liIAM1:rION,
A. \H. liii
HUUIIES' TANNERY!
I hiave a fin' lotnof
on ~li h an which I amt 'sellinng at,
"Rock Bottom'' Figures.
1it"' llnides and14 lieeswtax' will bei taike'n
wvelI ei~iiipIped ta i nniy
LARKIN lIUIIES..
deent~f
South Carolina College!
Colum bia, S. C.
5Sssio))ne 's sepltehern' :a P I. Ten I eg
itlar' (mn iouses, wlt~h IDiplomuiasi. SIeii I
Couirses, wvi:h Ii ertiilleane. ti~nr, $N a.
iilnaim. Tlotagl n'cess:tyi V n'N fornz~
lthe rearI (exclsivet of (tr'vehi g andl t~~mi
n'lethlinig) fromi $123 to fli':. Wometin
:anil 'da all Cla~sses.
Circuit for 1896 areu as foillnws:
Preaching on first, Salbbath11 at
11i a. mn., at "Twilve Alile; at 3:3
Socon~l Sabba)th , P'ickens at I I
a. mn., andl 7 p. m1; Beth lehemn at
3:30 p. mi.
Third Sabbath, Ruhanmalh at I I
a. m ; Fail' iow at 3:30 p). m1.
Fourh Sabat, Dacusvillo a
i11 a1 m; T1'hor' at 8:30 p. ni.
WV, M. iARIDIN; P. C.
OVERLOADED!
Mi4itit Inl'ad or ou r newly etvlet
sheril' migh.l l 11(sist inl l e sa t
'l'here g4 rI-1.112)imp wic never S I .
prospect fora cro1i Crop ais we 11:t1( a sI V(
wileiot agotmt iyn8 e-IeII e R.' wil hail
Aierson, S. m. (ie coI ti-m n ls for nI e]
ellaal'ise fa(r be1 Ik 1nis islall p1111-cst
al n ow. h.s on lini :ni 1) shorl t Iv :n
ri-ve lgo tclh to ti. val1e of fillh ' f i'o,0
Sinlce luan~v of these pinrchases wer:-% mad
the ottoll rop has 1 een materially eI
oll'. or uI n e til y, so that we will 1ve I,
findl anlO oute for orn- over cr-owdled stor
hevonll ourl own borders-.
Now we (10 not, ask Ior wish : iv line (1
corne at e willay in"-ro t o uneei-taintiv.
bmt, aleil a certilente Inly execte
whii protee1s propoed purchaers from
loss not only (if m1 o..(i expenilel' it on tril
bit. of t , he altas well and we rg'11ne a1
wh.to thitk of nnking the trip 4)o l . ol)
an i 1 il a ln thill folhm ol inI g' g ,11.te-e,
thjoughr we will pr-otec %)t y ua ywy
A Lley . , Oct .0i I-iii.
11 F r Ith 14 at I ., I <s va I It 41111 H . 0 ate
ollice w i I entitle diil hearer4 (iii f a
'woli- 211nstollier of anly consitler
Iable- ainlotint, of goolis inl onrl Hlne)
to 1f 1u1 pay * for all n iecessary expen4s..
s incurri'd inl travelinlg from anit -
portion of l'ivkens counlty lo An
derson anil return-1, and ill in llitin 1:1
theureto, revasoinaile oinlpensation
for tiine lost. inl case we fatil Ito lemn
mstra-- fleat, we 2ave P yo441 m44o4 y
by . cominhg to ouor 1nu keI.. I
NV I l \% i ,<11 ')fl I r'.it2 i I !ill ' :I - t 4I'
.11d 1. ' . 1 411v. |%
A' 11-ott t .. . t. 41.v .: is lit -
Ill (w1is to hv : fc iv !-. : nofi
f.irl t im i'e1:n' <-I h I -e44 ni *l .
\Vv4.2 --w ill $ 21424. i l I d' Sl-i I c'.11,w (1-.! 1. I:t'
'' :i l It v - g .. .-' ':
.N'xI. 1241 4 m .. of14 n~4~~ I't- l~ii I I 't
I( nel en I )n A:z(-: vy I o t I : or (.e I si,.
TI ( rI lly itinmt t he11d . 11 ih -. - n ::-.
&~th.I t 1 4 I ~ I 4 I t Ill1 It It n I 24 1 I. 14.1
pr a i -ions I' I - y ; : :. I 1. In
.Ut r I :4 is 'or t hi , I wt :.
t1 l' I s o m e - h o e ., f A II S :'..'.4
ah vhl I :I)1:1 -z 4 1tl i I Iric ' 1 4.k I
I4: It 1 1 s -fi Ii' -4:Ili* I 1g.,' Il p!-\4 l '4 '. I '
Then I nv : un I h is . aSI I: 1 u t' 4Ir b r 1:
i 12 4441e b lt.'111 .1 14121 )f l*'k 1.11W -4
N. on)S(l n lil :i: h o lt hz for il- i
fn I' 1 n. ithmeI t.41 -it Sl g :;ti : tI . I h t ai -.
iI 0% be 4 ft2I4I l withi4 .aS I I.I li1:1\ t( ,
41iniie 2 Ts ' inl2 n,, 1111 \I. t~i I. (I. r
t.o a laty's att i'. iIt is l ee lvtI. ' ( w h:
Ithe I I-Iy lt' i14 ) .111ner l art in. i141( v
Vatate . MI W hiv a iII 1e a I i 4n <h-tli rt
kip 01.n 1 oull f riJ9 sh . : ( 11e 1 i I t fi
o41 lve I 1 -'s t' l is 14as' . . k 1 1 1 1., 1 vr h o.
theI, 144 fil l' * 2 5" 1 11 - 244.1411, r'212'424 'l4'
In11 ev - b h l t, a lie. of','an wool v'4 bla ke4ts
Wael wI i h' wo le strike a ll ans n :amd
WI ' 1e4244l 21o at.1t': !ina l sto we e 1 i'tIh2
ha t 1.1 ,M: l11: Yto lt Ia te ntli ill
W~lis buv are slling a1 flleirst g lIW
kip or il en lf rts'sho at ;1.1 i. i .1
..hi' 4 211 : *1 ~t 1411 ..' 5111l %\'4 41
Sol :a year .11-o at01 , :.1.5 :W 4! h . . J!A
al oly' s e at im . t 14yi , Ivlai so
bhef 1-:41141 for 142 t2il mn r' t I )44
We beliave w1 e1* Q will i y11 : locat d g i
hNew atol0 4 (ill 444.14n b illy 414-ir fi
W e- a rel. butliit(! ald nian's lk i. al o
I it a( keoV Ol.' ip r t'l :t, l .0the, \1(a t
befo 'a , h it _ i.
New01~l Y oie s e ah-ri for01 d)'e'4irthh
hagin bu1 1 aJt 'i r'hl s ei t1rene)tI'
tint' 1utlet ofr iotn ihe h loarnl. lon
Iao Mor1II 21au't I i(-ise o*' Cat4
t l .~i r248 el ?11'* 8\~Ol tet lo I gile, inl Il
tverI 4tl'eLu ll, please(I LO ld8'tIIt r IfiitVO
tand'a ytIr Z1' organ 114 se), ' 2ltt 1
t aily Mofgi horses. ---nders.oI'ke:
Rckor, IOhi.
pur~i)t.'1 1421 Moor11e, lason Ill.ogaI
gan18 horse; hi nIws om. oi
114arents \'( moved from 1 Vermont CWIIl
in. is, alhl~S di 411c ',,of'I s iten hum(1iro
114to, overlan di--. and so 1 l401'M T h<
aboui:t 0 0p l t 414' p '1 14'v '" 21 i4Le.
frt4 l0l 0 It. li . IIntI' i4 14 II. m.2', am44a
in 1 a top 4titI' 1141 huggy. 'iv' ie Ih lorgan
t1104 l!14 t 'n. h ex421)t e11 to Ve
abot asl glri l y 'c ,'according to m
nott increa' ing I n h p l otik
WO II() Olalrgig our storo by
Oloii-Iiif. Trhisi Ilea us moro goods
X\N7tI(Il O111 Fl'l Annlinvlwcflnlt..
We wualt. all! kiiitis or Cotunitry
Prod ue, andit liflic' 111) II(InlCv
Iliilts to olivio l. vo~ir tradc..
COM~E TOl'( EC4 (*.
Bi'~'V (~OOD Icil the) IlE:M.T
At, 101tC 8 I -A 'S.
135~ -
THE BEST ARL-- MAIUih BY
ANnd I.ver)' \7a ie-ty of Fi iv C~ (a r i.' s i ucarts,
and I Iarnicss, I lardwarc. lkIin ts, ( )is
afl(1 \"arnisli,
At: t IIloe
'Greenville Coach Factory.
G. W. SIRI1NE, 1.]uporintoudcndnt.
DRY GOODS!
It wiHl pay you to visit this
store whien in Greenvile.
1G tO 1
say it is the CH-IEAPEST
PLACIE in townl.
Yoli-S triulyY
A. J. JON ES,
5 Mi[ain Street.
"Clevellnud 1 lock.
MchD~i !wi.
A Wyatt,
ELeky, s. c.
1-A V , 0lit i i h
T -aewho. ovuw In will plellso
pneandpy with11-ut furither de0
hiv ornoi .
A. C. W~YATT,
SEas re oV, S. c.
IA W Ns, SW "'t I-'',~ Stil.I &( ., IN
a it \ ii N. ',Ill > l
-I A I >
Dryz 1oos and kCi ara upre.
Chreap00i>nus al C ovrton
vi~~ ol ha li.~> oly.s4i' t. l o ne atTU
is lu.lillN 'ra
thr Iir :-1 has 10-g i lIj iu jukie t.
all ande ('ef e u ide f uoug our
.gel re- (1n01we1. I ih l (Joi. ,
us kiew oir boy e h. jivilli, z.
too s: 1.n- ., loti-. Doods sell then
Bettove is Mle
Dry oodsandEu Cares.
Cheapt Cottonl
In t rubit th a iul tl yilon~ inny grow
. . W . reonnama fortrhon
ph~ or Dssoh ed .I'i
Fertilzer o thie narket.
CallCd eeu andgt u
Cotton l Cot.,
12 ulttSauC t, r Ce il e, S. C.
< 1renville2s. 1