The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, January 19, 1899, Image 3
The IPengles Jorna
bvcal Brevitles.
-Dr. R. F. Smith was in towin
Monday.
-.':,M. Pago visited in Land.
rums last week.
-Miss Marie Huffiman-, of Seno.
ca, is visiting in town.
-Luther Grandy and wife loft
Saturday for Greenville.
-J. F. Crano of Liborty, was in
in town on business Monday.
-Henry Grady has returned
from a trip to Ashville, N. C.
-R. T. laIlums, of Lilerty, was
in town Saturday onbusiness.
-H. B. Abercrombio of Pied
mont, was in the city Monday.
Miss Ada Gossott, of Egaeoy is
visiting Mrs. J. L, Thornley, jr.
--Miss - Snollings of Seneca
is visitiiig her brother, J. 0. Brock
-Tho timo for collcotion or tax
es has beenli.extendod to March 1st.
-B. E. Grandy has moved into
his new residence on Factory street.
-WVill Ag bra lunt, of Rices i-i
visiting relatives and triondi in
town this week.
-Dr.J. R. Riley has novrd
into the resideno recently vacatod
by Mrs. J. C. Jonnings.
-Mr. anl Mrs. Abe Mauldiii of
Easley, visited their daughter Mrs.
Melvin Holder last wook.
-Mr. Sam Robinson, of Dacus
-villo, who is attending tho Easloy
'Graded scool, is very ill.
-Mr Williams of Goorgia who has
been visiting tho family of II. A.
Richey has returned home.
-Miss Mollie Arail, who has
been on a visit to sisters in Bir
minghiam returned home last week.
-Rev A. J. S. Tho-mas dol i vered
tvo eloquent and int crotiing s4r
mons ti tle Baptist chullilrclh Sun
lay.
-Mrs Flora Lathoml, who is
iow teaching school at Brushy
Creok, visitudl ho parent, Alr. and
Mrs. R. A. Richey last Saturday
and Sunday.
-Wester Kay, formerly of t hi
Couty, Intt hov of Greenv' ill.
died at lis1 home in Greenvillo oil
the 14th, inust., of plilllonia. IO
loaves a wi. and (n or two chil
dren
--Vo (mlt0 t'gr'.e n ith the editor
of the Greenwood Index in tho
matter of cold' rainy weatlher.
1.11 Stil os 1i~IO I'ti4)~ h 1'i
Wo snmoo -ybody L4 awariel
Is miisorabl
lid at lisr
mat Ih of Itaslrey
on Januu. W)h 1899 ag 58 y'eare. Ir'e
was a menia jof thlo Method ist
church and leaves seven sisters to
miourn his death.
-Dr. J. L. Bolt offeri his pro..
tosaionat servicn to the people 'f
Pickens and surrounding cou ntrv.
'Calls day oreight givec prompt
attention. Gn be fouind at Hen
,drickq' boarding house. 8
--T wo negro regi mnnis, enicamp
-at M~acon G a., ar,. to be mu lstere~td
out, On accoun t of I heir ieneral im
capacity for rflilifary diuly and bo.
cause of the ConltillP i iobing 9tn
inurdorous condiuct of Idlmbo~rg. of
their mornbsrs.
--Counit.v Superinatenden t of El
neation Bright has secured ai
umun in this p~aper in order to comu
munUicateo withI tha teacher s and
trusteos of the school districts of
the county'. Trho column will ahl,
bo used to discuss~ educatioinal
mattors generally ..
-Rev. John B. Adgor, 1). D.,
died Tuesday night, Jan. 3d ait his
residence in) Pend lltn. Dr. Ad -
gor hogan his1 spudiosi for the Pros
by-toriaun ministry early ini life and1(
um 1884 weint to Asia M iior as a
missionary, biut the last 2( yar
of his life was spet' ini lPendletoni.
He( was 87 years of' ago.
--James B,'WVilliamns, tho mur
d.,rer of Chas. P. Potts anid who
wais sentenced to be hung oni the
27th of January, died in his cell in
the Greenville jail last Friday, Jan
uary 14th, of dropsy. WVilams
had been ill over since his trial ini
the Noveimbe.r term of couiit, and
gr'adually grewv wo~ wh ich resuIt
(1d in death. WVIilia waus a na
tive of this ciounlty, and~ was ai sou)
oif Mr-. Gus Williams ia promlinent
ci tizenl. lhving in tho uipper- part of
th is country.
-Waddy Gregg and Calvin But
ler, two negpos from Dun11kIi n
townishhip got-thie notioni in to thei r
heads that they could swindile
Grege,'s brother, Robert Gregg out
of $600, and accord ingly applied
to Haynosworthi and Parker-, attor
neys at law, Grer'nvilla, for a loan
of $1500 on a 106 acre tract of land
belonging to Robert 0regg. Mr.
Haynesworth sus-pected foul play
antd investigated the mattor, uho
result of which wo have alread y
described. Both were arre-sted on
the charge of forgery.
D)ONAQHEY-H LENDIC~KS.
On Decomber 25th at the resi
dencee of the bride'. father, Mr.
James Hendricks, Mr. John Don
aghey of this city aind Miss Emma
Hlen(-'icks of Liberty, Pickoe Co.,
S. C., were mairried. Joh'i is our
popular- Sotith sidlO grocer, and
The Sunt wishes for himself and
brida mney lor~g years of peace,
plenty antd contentment.-,-Whito
He Went to Cuba \Vith the 2nd S.
C. V. In f.
1lavana, Cuba, Jan. 10. 189.
E4ditor Jcurnal:
1t miigiht interest. omne of your
many readors to know that the
2nd 8. 0. regineut is now safely
camped on Cuban soil. Wof lOft
Savaimnah on Tuesday, Jan. 3d on
tho traiwport Rounania. Many
of us wero sorry to leave Savannah
as we were treated with the great
eat hospitality while camped near
that beautiful city. But such is
tho life of a soldier. Ie has to go
when Uncle Sam blows his trum
pot.
Nothing.of any importalce oc
oured during the trip on tie waitor.
About two thirds of the boys wore
soa-silk, including myself, but we
folt oll 0. K. afteri wo got over it.
Wo saw a !.reat miany porpoise IIAd
flying fish. Thursday night, about
al O'ctock WO saV theW bIloeou ligLt
on Moro ast le. A boti .12 w(e
were near old M oro, and the mout II
of 1Javalla Iarbor. 10thore is a rule
hero not to alow any boat, to eitrjI
the harbor after 6 p. i. and as it
was too deO)p to aichor in thI
mouth of the harbor we drifted
out soa sEveral miles. 1 was glad
of it, as 1 w1nted to see the coast
by daylight: also M!oro.
We cheered as we psed and
our band played "Tho Stair Spang
led Banner. It did not seen thati
many of us wore woaned much
from the wiay) they roard. The
harbor i:3 about half a milo wie
it the entrmauc and openis out as
got inside. It, is cne of tho pru
tit harbors i uvor saw, but tl'.
stouch is btilling to ia noW coir.
I forgot to tell yCu, I could silol
the harbor two mii'ls 11 WIly. We
passod( sseri'f bai ~o slip al-so
the wreck of the battle ship Maii U.
That WAS a sight WIA l wolthl all
tho trials of the trip aInd camp
life I hmav,3 enduriedt .inic . hase~
inl tieaImlyN. Sh! I I aai t'
asthe pictures.' y show he~r, anud I
tel tvery Sad whilo ) pa in hr,
and I gess the others did, too.
We anchored at ho wlarf, abtj1t
200 yards froim the iaino.
We marched through the streets
of I1lavania about 6 or 9 m9les to
to campl nouar Mlariano. tepea
ture 98~5 d-: C s. Al ah'ng the
strooLs could bIAP" 801211 eeothinmg ht
Cuban and American flags. jg
is what they 8sh*1oUied to us as we.
passe~(d, "'(uba Li bre,"' "'i E
faibro," "Cu1 aAerienn. ,1
lots of other thimIng. that I can
iteall. Such a nixture of hum! a
manity ! n.ver a in m-) iit II!
t tie dirtitdL p1 n eart h I behovo
Poplk go around half i'Akd, and
sone chi hiron up to 13 yours of
augo, go ar-undl~ without a stitch of
clothing upon their backs. Some
of the boys seem to regret comning
That night was a~ trying~ time,.
as our tonUs haidni't. 12om1. 1I rn mi
ed all.niuigi t and noe shoher to bie
foiund, but. such is the life of the
soldier sometimes. We pitched
our tents netxt dlay as the'' canot''
that day. Cots we re iss'ud to a
Lad We say they' are very ac cept
abte. Our Cali3ip is a Verv pretty
onui, surrounded by palin treekj
Uimna tit'e', ore uige. t ree.4 a n d
nd~u~sWL~ wah)2iita's in the0 diL
ce or hak round.I 1 in
n.id to L''I ..l I i n wile. we itm
Sun I.shin and l.~ iio wers. but more.4.
:-01110 other ti tme.
;2nd 'i. C. Y. I., (Co. K.
-Mesrs. I' i and Elblerl i u
din left, 'lT*'dly even ing for; Sher
A meet ug 0f the stockh1olders
of the Norris Cotton Miulb1, co., wilI
be hold( at the comlil~1 1pa's 'lico at
at. 12 mi. 'Ihen pupose of thfet me'e.
ing~. is to timpowivr the P'reitieml
tostcure1 by a mort:1gage onii the'
manuf11 (actureitd prodnect of~ t~ho mll,1
ai 21 loa 11a' by the larnlor3 itndi
Morchants Banmk, Antdorsoni, S. (.,
any balance wvh ic'h miay be otfher
wise dume said hank, with the pi
viloge of reniewin. the *uamo from
timeu t~o ti mo. IN. othr 'i~ tusines
wil bo transn.~et'-d. TJhis. i. not a
5-on but a traa Lar in the interes)t
c:fht, bill.
DI, 1K. Norris.
Pres.
Thr will bo proach1~ling ini the
Me'thIodist church thie5t~h Sunday
of this monthi
2nd Sundamy.
iGianIlb, 3 p. mi.
2nd S iudy.
(lap lHil. I . a. m.
(Catoochoo 4 p. mn.
4th Sunday.
Fair'ovillo, 8 p.* m.'
P. C.
NOTT0E~ T1o EXIQUT:M, AD)
MINISVRATIORS, GAUAR
DIAE4S, ETC.
Plas mafke v'Iur annual21 reIturiei
as. the law~ requirI.', pro)mupif.ly
I. L Now h ;ry,
jan10wn8
Mg1Ti E -4101rOT dAROINAm%
'Co'nty of Pickens{
By J. It Newbery Es-luire Probate
Judge.
Whi vns. .\rs. M. A I loi. and
l. P. smith m e suit t) Ie, to graiit
itcmL-rs of e of AMk inistra tions of It
i a~eof nui ei ets : U. 1,. lollin;;-.
These nye Ther-efore to (ite anld nidlilon
ish :II andi shilgular t.hfle'kindred id
G-;ditrs f 1he aidC. - ollingen orth
<lecvoed, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court of rrobato to be hold at
rickens Court I louse S. C. on the 261 h
day if Jan. 1899 next, after publiclitionI
horeof, at 11 o'clock in the foi enoon, to
shetmw eaumo, if nity they iaLve why It e sniti
Adruims'i-Itation hillotd iot bo grantid.
Given untder m11y lln1d, this 10 th dy
of .ai. 189. ill the 123d N ear of our
Independence.
.J. 11. Newh'bery
J. 1'. I'. 41
-~ 4. 50 YEA'RS'
YTIADU MARKo
V'T'1
COPYRIoHT3 &a.
Anyono conding a sketch anid deinrIption m
quickly saeertain, free, whetlhcr an inventionW
probably lmtoattIblo. Voinnilusentionts etriluy
conridentlin . oldct. ne ca y fer:eiatring pateto
ha Atnerica. wo have it We'r.hingtotn oitc.
I'':,lnti ikon through Munn & Co. roo0eve
SpeC.11I iolo'? fu tho
801?MIFI AMERICAN,
beautifu-1li lhatratted, largest clrou-atilon of
y cientifie.!unlw ol ons30 arI
I0 V ,x u; w i;hk-.4. t 'ts J.tm cophwind d
MOLI N EV. ',N e. Ait hel3
M U N N A. 00.,
C 01 oDndwa v, Now oui
No [E OF',, 0P t IN AL f E TT LE14
I wi apply qu J. ai . Ntw a
l'robato Judg'l, for bolave to Ik: 0
pearace of vcgcab of
aeighL and -luat. of gaitnf
are all produced by Ponash,
properly combined with Phos
phoric Acid and Nitrogen, and
liberally applied, will improve
Ivery soil and increase yield
and quality of any crop
wigt and pl..tF c ur ps s, grin,
toll eOr to mind we fCrtiliz..rs vitho
greatct cnoid and Nrofit.
ie l Nassau St., New York
t0ehto buy.'S and the fetitliprvs t
[IlugheWo'''nic ia grea Li :t'red~ for (h Ils
ntI~' 1::i.
ATHE WEM VIA
In0?.WN us3d
Ii- I c a -
I I ~ ns"' by phyx
i treatmn t .
'"evtthousands of
ieat women
nt abo~ut thcir I
i'e&rlng. The in
emduction cf
c C dul h s:; ow de mon
si ,' I . - .' of nall the d
cr . .. -:srders b )
t.t puret~ 'I~~yo
. own hoI in~sur..:s quick relici u!nd
Speycure. W,~o:Jn nUV t-t
hecsit't w i. fCre
tiIns for ha adoptionif. It curt~sany
dieaeths Ccmes uinder' the.' headI
of female troutbles"-disordered
me~nsec, f.lling of the womb,
"whites," cha.nge of life. ltrmakes
women beautiful by makIng them
wedl. It ke'ers; them young by
keeping them healthy. $a1.00O:
the drug store.
For adv'k~ice in aes requiring ir'tal
S directions '1 % . cliv':.r rm mma.ni
The-----'------ Nuc o.C~
-"I use W~Ino of Cardul extensivoly in~
mny prl.cticeiand find it a raosi excel tonit
P1 r.rn~orcltion for l'nmale troublos."
OT1DF P'1
ZOTiIG TO DE'BTORS ANIL
AND JUOlDITORS.
Prsons hliving ClIaims againsi
ihn ost;to of W. 11, S.'iiglotoni, de
cad..will pl,":in rsenlt tho H1an11
propi lp attested to t,bo under.
ignied. by th lxi. day of Fobruary
.1899. Parties indebtod to said
estate, -please mako paynont tb
dee5-Bt Executor.
TAX NOTICE.
1, th Counity Trmwurer of Pick
;o countv will op-l !.y\ b8ooh., fi
the, colhlcion of ta~o4 for the fisi
caJ your 1898', ill my oflice at Pick.
ens eourt house, oin the 150 day
of October, 1808, when the follow.
ing- taxes will bhenh te
Stato tax, 5 mils.
Colunty tax, ."
Sinking fund tax,
ConistituLional ;chmol t ax, 3 '
Special school t-, Dit
trict No. 9, 2 "
Spocial c1 lool tax, i
trict No. 10.
Spocial school tax. Di
trict No. 11,
Spocial school tax, Dis
trict No. 18, 4
Special s1001 tax, Dis.
trict No. 18. 2
Special schlool, No. -V, "
sl3icial It tax, iurican0 ' I
it i U 4i ~ i
. i ) poll i x. ix lp olj4 s d",
\ i 1) l'1b 'r I f I oI al
d'd m ib- anlimi nit m s p l
ilg acongiegatioli.
All rpol ie !nolidlill(g , mlolloy b
hanik chocks; or nofin-y -,wders wili
P 0 weiou x o-m nh a
stmp 01: checIC, exCh:i :-o, anl all
p)S i :1':.
10 c:s '. . .-:... : . i,.5
25c "' "' it 1.
and so ol ill p o v tion t') li ml it.
Of chock. Ple.-o iut- stuunp on
eICI chuck andil canI ani o "v, ithl
d1 1 v, date al :' la * Y-:'
0,
... ibo .
i'.'::,ti 3 ! i t i t l a'. iad-- lI)r at lit
th, above ,tated caseW mald byv
Hon. J. C. Klugh. Judgn of th
8thJudi:ial Cin , . thi 0h CA
January, 189, I wil iielli to the
highest bidder at Pickens C . HI
on saloaday in Fobiuary next, the
fol lowing tract of land 1t-> wit(:
of land in the~ Countiy mol)1 State
irs liarriet Piiowis, Jlames E.: Ha
h eadi ( U ) leri more o
bi girgo thejt hu! t
th palaitfe.l ~lro
- O i n !9e i. ar'. :1 S. . .
moths oeudy ohiu . hol~io ~iib
J.1111 '\,t'~~ 11.G . c Iai-1, i~
tliv, Iat 81t ~ii~ libr.ar P. C.
Nuri C'eGi N ls,' iicrd y
forom the1s nday 1f8n9. 99 t
-(irt or Pl~aitio i i c~lkent
S t y folS e iyei)nu e ::n
Ia t a -:th l t.1.
(1hIt M!n . 1t'h ')"
FIhnay nd 199
Ubert-.e', Frha , . I turay
i'I-b. thi Cnd 7h, banceort.
Si h1 8.
pm'p t h, 1 &I1a I is IIS i).~'I
ollyt A)'oy~~ Springs Mon afe b. t
Elrnl atato0 oTuesd a.y Feb 1-ith,
1ircanez W' Le lny PARF.. 5h
WIIOLESALE AND RECTAIL
Bugg es,
Wagons,
Harness,
Hay
An
Grain.
Lged .'ve o inl from
'n-nnllessewe, 11ne, yoIung),0ound
an11d :'t:ir s
Wve dycoptitionl inl our1
Inspecton ofi Stock Solicit..
ed.
& yl9rayer.
Stables~ :md SohuSe
N iS, C.
m~ayi.
X39y il. 4 Kladp.-i:pitig
Vtiss1. 0 rVrr
positesiradey & acr's
Youih l i ul ati s- e a '
* o Good1 . i . \ eal ,1 is ici t d .~
I 19:h i 1v. f G eevile s- U.,
.tion, a lck energy-vitality 7
an-4 the spiLrits depressed,
C di vr O01 with H -po- w
t'd to corect e
- he co-liver 0
ed~ to an exquisite "'
elneness, enters the blood direct ~
a nd feeds its every corpuscle, f
re?storin g3 the natural color and *
giin vitality to the whole
'system,-i The hypophosphites
rec h brain and nerve
ener ni beneficial ect.
1H th 052 have left your e
Kto t, a.:ce SCOTT' mu
. yu ;-t SCOTT-S i..nlsIon.
- A l rug.N; e~n. an]l $j.oo.
Ii. I~s, New' York.
/& 66666
We Wish to Than
Thi
A ENEWy and surrounding o
Happy YEAR "Lgo givou us ao p
solicit a larger trade for tho fui
exteided to you for a happy aId Prosprous N
YOurs-1 Trul1y,
Folger and T1
I ami offerHing he en ow 11
The 0B1ggestc Ba
CTI . Q7. IEC,
-- AND
RENTS FURNISHING GODS EVER OF
9,i0, 1 havo u very large stuck,1n hand I
ituce Stcek 1before I Ia eo inveitory by Jannaur
8now is orchinchno
trial wont. hurt yiu.
A wel mow to aill.
L. ROTHSC7
G;imENV i LL, - - -
miav263.
IWCSULJTINGJ IN
\VkICTq~l
:0 I
Also Imv.* been vi tou 'i't in r o
III a Ii( ofing g.t.1in kt ,I l'!>\l~ .\ l'N\
Mr ew, ii reoyh Klable, H5eaal.c l~h, l a i
A00- No 1.-kwar Noo, t $12.00 M.1 Tinfe~ to \l
my.c th hghet nakt N'rice for coduc.
SOe baI fS08reg ains cc 1~
CheapI~erhn ever satimoniy of e
lem'stan Bos oap t i5c, eCohngular0 t
Ao i ok o.0 :ind Goo0 ,ds to elo.+4
maps Ihet gotoo Ne Yovrk Catovrg
O etable offehoes-regular prcs fok
82.00.Everythng mntioned areCgodb
~ aro'sCimr.d :- ]E
A:k the pojple of pioke*
oun try for the libew pt4o
st year and we repoo*
uro. Our bet wishs aure
ew Year.
1ns, South Oarolina,
1d Cih riBtilas
gains In
FERED IN GREENVILLE1
ald I ai deterinined to S
ry lati
i lid be conviniod 4;
S.ILD.
e. -- S..6
Exi>tent
re et., ote.,anid rememnIse,
his Week.
S FitOM $2.90 TO $5.00.
othing sold bejfore. A lot of
' out at $5.00 and what few'
$100O to *2.00 to close out,~
s for meni at $1.
d Hats to make room
. All winter goods
ds from one season to
close them out at cost
toi season. Come and
rgain s.
AGRANT