Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The People's. Journal. Local Brevities. -Thos. Hunter, of Liberty, was here Monday. -re. W. G. Lewis is visiting fridnds at Pendleton this week. 4 -Col. J. E. Hagood, of Charles. ton, is in Pickens for the summer. 2.4he 'blind man and accordeon wats the centor of attraction Mon day. -Born unto Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Robinionon the 113th inst., a fine boys. -Miss Bertha Epps, of Kings tree, is visiting at Mrs. Joab Maul din's. _-Miss Lucia Sloan, of Green ville, is stopping at the Ambler House. '-Misses Lida and Gertrude Ha good, of Easley, visited in Pickbns last .week. -Mrs. Lucy Wats-n, of Newry, is visiting at Mr. J. D. Holder's this WMek. --J. T. Anthony will resume worlk-on his 4ew buftdiig on Ann street soon. -Miss - Rosa Cochran, of Cal houn, is spending awhile in Pick ens ivith friends. -Miss Ella Bennifiald, of Green ville, is visiting Mrs. V. T. Jeanes in town this week. -Born unto Mr. and Mrs. S. W. O'Dell, of Roanoko, on the 13th instant, a fine boy. -Miss Nannio Creiglor, of Spar tanburg, visited A] iss Corrie Bruce in town last week. -Frank McKinney, ex-chief of police of Anderson, was hero on business last week. -Mrs. Flora Lathein will begin a school at Brushy Creek, Andor son county, Molnday. -Misses Iola ant Gertrude Bates, of Greenville, are with friends in Pickens this wook. -Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boggs, of Calhoun, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Looper. -John P. Smith, of tho Prater's section, lins erected for himsoll, a neat and commodious dwolling. -Miss Queen Hagood, of Char leeton, is on an extended visit to relatives and friends iii Pickens. -Rev. W. C. Seaborn is cou ducting a vory successful protrac ted meeting at Prater's Creok this wePk. -Mr. and Mrs. Claude oggs, of Fort Hill, are visiting at Mr. M. W. Newton's, near to .n1, this week. --Over seven hiuindrsd alplica tioris for entranrce i nto the Clemson Agricultural CotlIgo for the noxt session. -M\rs. RI. J. Pool, of Anderson, has been on a visit to hier daugh ter, Mrs. J. L. Bolt, of towni the paut week. -SherifT McDaniel's deputies have been very busy for the past week looking alter t'ie delinquont tax payers. -M~'isses Lilly and Marggie Carteor of Laurons, and M iss Lidta Folger, of Easley, aro visiting at Judge J. B. Newher y's. -Misses Emma andl Rosa Pult and Mr. Whli t. Ilenderson, of Car son's Creek, N. C., v isited friends in Pickens last-- week. -Rev. B. E. Gr'andly will begin a protracted moat ing at Concord church Friday night.. Rev. R. J. Williams wilt assist him. -Miss Molanos Thornloy left Tuesday for Augusta, where she will spend some timo with her sis ter, Mrs. Ralph E. Oliver. -Mrs. 0. M . Bla lock, proprie tress of tho Mountain View Hotel at Easloy, has maide arrngements to have a new hotel erected. e-R. Ado Poi ter, whnose home is north of town, had thie mis fortuine( of getting a leg broten by a falling wall at Piedmont last week. -Invitations have boon sont out announcing a Lawn sociable at Mr'. and Mrs. J. H. Nowton's Friday evening from 8 to 11. -Miss Ettie Smith, a beautiful and accompllished young lady of Statesboro, Ga., visited re'lativea and friends in Picteins this week. -Rev. M. P. Mathieny, one of the editors of ih Sout herni Baptist, published at Candler. N. C., is in this county in the interest of that p~aper'. -A very severo wind and rain storm visited tho~ Major's setion Sunday. Several houses wore uin roofed andcoswrda ge consider'ably. -The many frienda of Tyler H. Moore respoc tful Ily an nounnco him a eandidato for Cotton Weigher at Liberty,. The .elecion takes place the third Saturday in August. -Henry 0. Bowen, of Sherman, .Texas, passed through Picke last Monday eni routo to his fatther's who residles below Easley. He is looking well an~d is as jolly as ever, -xaminations for scholarshipi in Winthrop and the South Care. lina college will be hold in the court house Friday. Thore are twc vacancies at the South Caroline -Read Harris' change in ad. this week and profit thereby, i -Several loads of nice melons wero brought to Pickens this week. --Born unto Mr. and Mr, J. D. f Holder on 17th instant, a file d girl. -C. G. Davis, of Lavonia, Ga., a was among frionds in town this t wook. . -Miss Sallie Floyde, of Iorry county, will toach the Oolenoy school. -Tho graphopliones and their 1 masters were promptly on hand c Monday. u -Miss Belle Edens, of Table Mountain, visited relativos in town this wook. -The Pickens railroad did a r good business hauling people Mon day and Tuesday. i -Mr. and Mrs. James Ohilds, of Brushy Crook, yisited at Mr. W. H. Ashmore's this week. -Prof. Andrew Bramlett began teaching the Roanoke school yes terday, (Wbdnesday.) g t< -Prof, J. L. Murphroo began [ teaching a singing school at Keo- fi wee church on last Monday. el -Frost was seon in Transylva nia county, North Carolina, last Monday and Tuesday iorings. -Miss Williams, of Brushy t( Crook, Anderson county, visited 11 the Misses Ashmore, in town, this w wok, tl -J. T. Looper says he finished a laying-by on tho 13th aild has somr, of the best cotton ho has son any where. R -Married, on Sunday 16th inst., by G. A. lEllis, N. P., Anderson Hunt(r to Lizzie Alexander. Both parties colored. -Teaiuror Youngblood made a trip to t he Six Mile comimunity last . wOok a(nd re)orts the farmors about through l.iying-by And the crops; looing fine. h -The young people of Pickens and Eaaley had a very enjoyable c dance in Freeman's hall Fridaj t( nmght. Music was furni.Ahed by ) Tolbert's orchestra. -The post oflice .at Easlev was f' broken into Thursday night. Seven dol lars in montey was taken from Postmaster Folger's deek. No trace of tia robbors has been found, f -The many friends of W. N, a Gantt respectfully announce him j as a candidate for cotton weigher ' at Liberty. The eloction is to bo held the thirdl Saturday in August. I. -Shoriff Brown, of Field, pass- ti ed through town Tuesday on his ri way back home. He has boen on w a visit ol sovoral days to his daugh- rn ter, Mrs. C. L. Craig, of the Oco -Anderson, the son of Mr. Pierco . M1 anl in , fell [romn a fenco last week an!d briokO his arm, Dr. C. W, Earle was called andl he dressed the arm, amid at last accounts he was~ dloinig nicely. -J. W. C'apps was before the ti Town Council Tuesday for being J. dr-unk and disorderly Monday. Ili honor, Mayor Lewis, fined him teu ti dollars or ten (lays on chain gang' fa fur his funi. -Rovenue Agent J. D. Bullock U aind Deputy Marshals Grady aiid Alexander cut up a large rtill, cap.t tu red t throe men and destroyt d ii about 1,.000 galos of beer n'our A Amble1 s Mona nI(~3 ight, t -iM us Beie Partridge, of Nor cross, ( a., who' for the past few wveeks has beuen v isitLi ug he r InatherI, the ge:.ial ,jolly anid eflicient see-| [ion n-astor on Pick ens rail road I will re~ urn home this wook. --Prof. W. M. .McCaslin, ofp all~nhwasamong frienids and old aerquaintances i onti week. It has been several years smeae h e was hore andc lis maniy frienid were indleed proud to se~eb -Deputy Collector West, of N rth Carolina, and Deputy Mar- I shas Gr Wdy anud A lexandler, cap tu:red a w.en tyv-fi 'o gallIon copp..r aI1(d de.-t royed a large amiounl (, o beer and nmash on waters of To:a - ( way Thlu rsday inight.g -There w~as a largo crowd1 of tl p)0op)1 in attendance at court this week, Iut very fewi know any ti news. From what we could learn 8 lie farmers aro about I through w ithi b t heir cro ps and that rain is Leeded i v-iry badly al11 over thle county. g -Enginor Jeanes atnd wife vi tedI th in t ter's parenits at MIri .11 etta Saturnday and Su~nday. C'on- b d uct or TlaylIor actedl as en gineer and makes a grood one. Tlhis~ wa the first trip Mr . Jenunes has miscled since the~ coinpletion of the road . ---The miechianical pai-t of Tn tii .Jourx.x h'as bien place in chargee of au new man, and~ wo hope from11 inow on to be able to g-ive you a i nieat, up-to-dato par. I Hlp uie y by sendling us all the ne~ws you a know and we will certainly helpp you. --News was receivod here lust week telling of the (death of Mrs. Tfhos. Park ins, who, with her hus hand and children, moved to TeXxas t several years ago. She died on t1ie 7th inst., and was about 48 year.4 of age. She leaves a husband and several children to cherish her memory, besides many relatives and friends in this county. She< was a sister to Mrs. Joab Mauldin' and thn late Coi Honil-...t. i . -Prof. McD. Woams is conduct. jig a ton days singing school at -The "Sons of Rest" have a aw gAmois et marbles th1vse hot ayts is about ill. -Thio tmumal cataloguo of Clei on College is reidy for distribu ion. A copy wi IN sotit tO any ddress upon application to Presi ent IIartzog, Clemson College, f (. 4t. -Dr. A. J. ,S. Th1omais will begin a ,otracted m iting at tho Bapti.-it hurch at. this placpo the fourth Sat trday night to continuo a- wcok. 'ov. D. W. 1liott will assist in the 1eetiig. .-The frienldsk of SaIuIeol '1T. Smith es;eotfully announco him as a an1ididato for cotton weigher at :as0y, S. C. Thi election to bo eld tho 3d Saturday inl August, If Frionds. -lev. J M. Stewart preachied t Ih l itist chiurtch Sunday in Ir. Th It .." st-ad. A larg) oeg re t :.ti( n wxasi present and an ill r A)igwro was listened to. ev. 1H. I'. ( randy also dohiverOd a nto S0er mln to ia very large audi acei inl tei evening. --The Twn (Coiucil "sh1ould oli allow Ohe itreet.s to be block by:mtrs on Saturday af 'rO's. La.st Saturday it was eatrily impo)sSile for a person to alk on the -' idewalk. Whore is to policeman? If there is not )y, "n1 should be appointed at lce. -- Married, on tho 16th instant, L th resinco of the bride's par it, Mlr. ani(d Mrs. Samuel Hobin )m1, (f Blatino, Miss Bettio Robin. m11 t( Mi. George I [oney, of Kani is. John ). Sitton, N. P., offi :ted. Th brid-ls mother is a lTr to .1. . JI arris who lives - . .P. Ytung died at lii 01:e n- ar Catecchoo oil the 15th !stant t, im hcr 35th yeaI. sh5 aIves a husLund and two children > chorish her mmory. Sho was uriod thI day following it tho Six ilo cemetorv, inl the prlelece oI any vm tizing relatives and -l0nds liv. W. C. Seaborn con uuting11 tetn r lServices-. --J. S. Hendricks, a prosporcus irmer of the1 Cro ss Roads section icd at, hiiS Lotine (n the Itlt inst fter aln illicsR of Several thi. A was aboutt 0t) vars (f ago anid a ai wif ad si 1141 eevin children to 1our-1 hi deathI. I[iss yrl jits (e dirred the day followitng at I'!Tbo church em-nioterv. Alanvl ,hativ'.,s 9 1 fiends 5:Y.A thlz( ith te fai.ily in their hereavo Thit 1: .tn mi lting of the first dien e. p1m-It wi th Six Mile tireCa 1< I- b: Vamurday and Sun -. 2 we as llaptist .d our ninet.: in f-llowshitn ;ir I toiur2? ( tionl by, briothersi~ I..(: :liie and I). E,. Garrett. . V1 hat-e tlie qualifica e of Gepel inisterP as set r h~ a th .-NKew Tlestamnen t? Op. uI -. l . I'. Mi1iuhiro andi C .(ox. 1 'Shtoubl wo rs PBaptist :itt drinkinug with outr r Opeinal by Rev. B. (C. t (iy :(houl mass nmeetig on li di J ->'cl k. ton bi y Reov. Wt. n 'lgation. *. C. a A:-;t'i~, for CGitmitnteg irkine:~ upj thle P'ickens TIiger.. Etat e Constale James Altom, ho. isi tn citmrge of the State con ahuirty in P'ickens county, has een't trak ing it lively for tho blind r~is int the v'icinity of Beverley be1:ty. 1Late -Satturday afternoon P r1 ieeil ittformia Itin of ana as ~nbly of thle tbgors and in atn our; he was~ (QISI) to themn. Het >undb trenr thoa quatrry about 1(10 tunkt oWi roes.C~ Three of the 1 ng er capturted and lodged mi :1o Ekasley guat~rd h ouso. Sunday mnining Cotnstablo Al Um rotutrned to the qutarry with .N. Wyattt, a mag(istrato) consta le, andh they succ-eceed in latnditng Iree Iniore tegoes in' the1. Ea1sley The nn~l: nilan chtairgs are as' >lws: .\aronet P'aItterson, lrar ! :o'uen, reta:ilitnL: Clautd P~yrd, ire 11ili 11,1 lir and~ cariefn con lilg: Eno ia.innnons, arying S tinnon i a Gergi tr amp of larit wh was[ ver lath 00'un 'ie an V abuiv t''o t he ol(iers.Ay lus ' lIor. I li.;e ( ~ s Gibs y Ire mI bei epted tt s the i;:-rindu.1ry 1hs bee he grt . .---(11 ( anvio Nows.*oh Card of Thanks, We tako this metithod of thank iMg Our neighbors aud frionds for Sir kindiiss shiowni us diniig tiho dinssi of our little Son 11 01nry. Wo alko thanik Dr. W. A. Shekldon; f ur hi,; kind attention. Mu. km) A ms. Tuos. H1V iTI. The l'iedionlt Union Nill meet With i the Flat Cock church oi Saut urday before the fittlt Sumday ot 10 o"'lock a. in. IlUtrodcIlCtory serion by Rov. ). ISp.arm.an, QUEIty 1. What r')lttion doe0s the Sunday school bear to the churchel? Op"1tA by .\. A. P.'11-d. Qui:iny 2. Whait d..' n did 6,d have In const(i1inti- thchu Oponiud by 1). 1. n .. S. C Military Acaicei-. Ollice of ('. n.:co H . One \m;; 11 tie >11 ii 1 liation I inaforiin I 111 ion. * lilii(1, ' Cint' [.cpcr It you 11eed uny il, I 1m 11 i p ". . ld will guaranlii can ove-rhlu: vi -11 r d1 as good 1% Jvumsn, Havo y s . I re-cparedi v, ich tiral elai- :n :tru one.. 11 avl e 6 5(k III' -I ir fh ''( J.i U(i I P V Int.op C.ile - a )I Vacant shl Iaisli i ih \\1ithrop ,..llege and for tbi admission of iew studentr4 will bo hell aL the Ci urt ilouse on Friday, July 1st .at 9 a. mi. Applicanis must not. h lb s than fifteen years of age. 'Whcnri schollarships aIre vacated aiter July 21st,thev will be award ad to those maki1!. tho h1ighiet av erago at this examinat iol. The co-t of at teidanco, illclid ing. board, furn1i.-he(d r.(oom ho-At, ai'lt anld wadhing is only 5 a r lther iii ('inarl ;i a1nd a atalo 1igue address( WS Pes. I'. I . 4h'.-ix ont, Roick Ilill, S. (C. May80td OLOR andflavor of fruits; size, quality and ap.. p~earance of vegetab les,' weignt and pu i grain,' are all produced U y oah properly , dos, liberally app:. 1 i im rove every soil anid in con - c yield and quality 0f 2my c WVrite and rnot 1i:-' t .hich: tell how to buy:n.......::..:.:, wit greatest economxy andi o; te, GE3RPIAN KAtl woR~ZS, troub ied I, 11on1 bl'y i'1 er in tui bt e. ad JI t 1.1. (3 e*L( struail function tshould op...*"'to paiulessly. r:ul regular. It puts the d-:li ca te mensltrun1 or'gans ini condi tiont to do theh- w ~ork properly. And thait stops all t his pain. Wh~y wil lany womtan su ffer mnonth aifter rnonth wheni Wine of Cardul will relieve her? It costs $r.oo at tihe drug store. Why don't you get a bottle to-day? For advice, in cases~ requiring special directions, addi-ess, giv ingsymiptomis, "The Ladies' Advisory D~epartmuent," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattaniooga, TVenn, Mrs. RO2ENA L.EWIS, of Oenavi!!". To~ says " I was troabti ri .t :. .>.9 i: k v butt havo e n .u i , i m:a: j by V.'ino0 of car:.u . w rit .V , , -. . . ,t-a 7,t - toys. We i - -cv. >r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Buggies, Wagons, [larness, Horses rI oVO It ill froil '4A ', .!lle, ,\'O ig, ;0tll1d ce:on of ,tock Solleit. 1. St~dui and StoieCh ou~t E NVIL , - - , C. may19-98. ;pring & sn It h aer -AT-. MISSES; McKAY, 'Wo hIav *j18t opened anid WiljI inIv''Ce contantly' on1 han1(1d during ?L. or Trucding Sta, i mn i nI42u .w*~ lbtfilled TI ass .rt mti wo'uhl de cre'dit 0 sum fl( the big~ city stor'es. Th y h Ito al*' l grades fromt the htenp;' st to the' very finest mnalms. They bi:.w, timmings oif a: de(I cipt ions' to match all1 slanebs of N WITE]i AND) WASII (OODS DE'PA RTM7ENT. Ihe Isf' en, wans neCvr more (umph~.t'. A.\ll grad14s of while and4( te , ( 1e. H'! Ell INE' mO lA( ACEs A N lth a rgest 41 v; u rJ dti sp~---4 in d I l i n ad 0(1 sltort, CIuts, From i 0 'A IIA -)LS AND) SUN SII Ds it all th now) upW ~ to date ideas. 'on wvill find thiomin bliI~ack , whi tr mnd colors. THEIR CARIPET, MATTING, KGi (, Shtado and Curtain Depart - unent is tho largest in this part of he country and their prices are guiaratntoodI lower than you will fin~d n Atlanta or Charleston. They koep 1Ruttorick Patlorns Bt teriek Fahlionl Shoot and YarX Stick, andb Trading Stlamps;--theoy >r(esent tI.emi to) thei r cuistomers. EW Jus'. 1)p'ned Ready Mad Th irt Waists Iud Skirts. Mc/! Aliam 5NOW IS T For Lightei It is niighty 11A to get anyat We are now h.avino Of lor A !p .a t( 'r S;r 8-iits dileronce it will Cnake Big lot. afTek n aeo handy thing Lu have around anfd l your cboice. i addles, "hoeslasadGnsm-in S 1 i~zss ~ T nm 'I Ye b I n '. . 'I 0 -1 I I(I 1 hgThli I 3ENTS N j. VI-. N iA w e1 4 - MCI GN A 1e( e 1 111 1 I halb h-lwe a. r ~4 IInWl gt, h godJil Dro s wil l imI n'u o~.u bi hig 'e want l'ig I~ah%- (a i . - - 'HE TIME Clothing ng that will suit the weather and you wvill be surprised at tho just nrrvived. They aro mighly to keep moving, so como andlgot 4 )1f all sizes and pricos. out h iolinat. no4~ a'd C'hristimas ~Q( 4.J REENVILLE * n ined to ro cony neeCd ; ai - *. S. 0. nye r p. r wn. my 'prices n- r. ) You will '~I i~i I. ne n)Iishe2d to 1 b uh i. y b-w 1 nm sol Nottings, P *d 2 * to .)4j 0111 . 41II many of you)l havo I mv. ' all the read 4v lIV d that I. will - o, . C. - hun, Miuiting, Ii uIr , 2ani'y tripe 1 swVi~s ,tal 1 ''t toin godsl have' ad vanIced and' e fori 'h''I .v1 ttoii Ilit we( are gohing \u':I ~lb . Y\4 0112 CanI heat -I Grenville' S. C.