Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The People's Journab Local and Porsonal. change in A, K. Park's wook. 8. L. 0. Lathem, is very ill iomo ncar Easloy. -The Groonvillo Daily Times suspended publicationi last woek. -Mrs. M. F. Hester and son, Wilton, visited in Calhoun this week. .-Miss Rotta Sitton, of Pendlo. ton, visited tho Missee Folger this week. -Miss Lillio Sitton, of PoileI6 toi, visited Miss Corrio Bruco this week. -Dr. W. F. Austin will be in Pickens February 6th, 7th and 8th 1000. -Miss Kittie White, of Ander oon, visited Mliss Molaneo Thorn ley this weok. -Bonnet Hill, of Old Pickens, wAs hero on business last week. He is as jolly ats ever. -Rpresentative Charles E. Rob inson camio homo last woek on a short leave of absonce. -You must read change in the advertisemont of MeFad and whOn in town call and seo him. -A very enjoyable (anco was had by the young poe3pt of town in Freemau's hall Fnday mght. -uno to towii Monday anid be present it th: ; n aroid and ,seu u io our new eio-. term. --Capt. F. 1. ill at Ins hoI ( .v tai) street. W. h, t soon be out ii. -Dr. W. T. Fiec'd fico the o.thnr dai an deed ever recor was October *"O --Nows w welc to tho Grandy, n1, Greenvill,- - -We ar: A. J ibt 1 .t n Wats r'eporlted a1wb.i very lov, i; grat hapoved. -Suoral idr n omn cations i-r cr.ild cu t it h wook on acain.1 If i vist e Thoy will appear .11 our ne(xt ISSU2. -Somothing of aero.4 to the pooplo this Week is i chang in the adverti-sment .f .1. B. Free. mai. It will be very interestiag to You. ,Muiiil, at the V'sid'nce of "aire Cooper's, near Thomasv~'illec, on the 23d inst. , Mr.. W,lliam Corbin to Mis Emma Smith, Rev. A. J. Matnly (fiiciating. -3. D). Durhamn has oponod un a flrst-lass jew llor shop in Eas-. ley, noar tho (ldeotind is prepar ed to do first-class work ut reason able rates. Call1 on him and have your repair work clone, r-It has boon reported to us tha~t Mr's. A. 0. Charson, a big~hly roepeatedl lady of fLiety, died on the 24th uit., aged 55 years. She .Was a member of the Methodist phurch and leaves several children to mourn her death. -In the commntiiicatioin from Columnbia last week, siged by "0. E. R.,"' relative to the broad t ire bill, we r ade it read : "'It stands a bot ter chance of becom ing. law," when it shiould1( have been "it stan~ds little chanca of be coming law." -S'fam J. Ashmore', whon holds a position as f1~iimani on th~ 4\sho ville and Knroxv ille iv~isi.m of the Southern, and who has been horo the past month spaniIing awhile on account of a finger~ bosng maish ed off while couipl in ears31, return ed to his wvork Wednes~day. WVe are glad ho holds such a res~ponsi. ble positLion and bespeaLk for himi much success. ---Theo peaa and1( giines of~~qCI Easley was aroused h I.i Wodn:s-i dar the 24th uO(. by' the oppear anico of a ml d-> F 'rom eou about seven-iu v o ~~ r a 1undal;' pople wereO onlt withi gus id!--, oto., etc., n dal ii co r' \\1 a a onl 3. short Limre bsdfore thei' do w.L Li . 04. In th) mean~i~ifThno. Iuman'le. S. N. Wyt ha1d a, norm'isl m' cape of losing hi3 lit', a i h!t ing thr'ough the Jrb;a~ If hi., vwsgoniWI wa n:.u ahont, 0igh1t gai;ns o corn jc:' taken thorden h( (v Mr.\ A!exa:sl r tel, run by ~lSriff McDanb1.!, no:, 4(I6m) w~as n!a)((r cicae and wl 1)o sold. ThiI is i'i h iornd to hie has been (caugh~t ini13 t eiaun *"trap."' '"(Como tiiia; way," all y a VIO~la(Or. Sios., the 26th day~ of kl'rnary to attend1( to -any buisiniess that may bie brought bofore thoem, and *to send all papers up to the county ~oard of Poniiuoners on or be IpjQ l4!Qnday) the 28th inst , NA.'TT'WW HENMrmxog3, - - _ _ _ .--..an~--- ay. .N Want .Tv--fu*-. ' Wne $o0 1 y s1.val bushli xwhito $pu 'ifyi: k I94s Pel-son l aving an' tosell cAase info'rmi . A. E. BnowNiE, Andorson Co. Dedifer, S. C. fubl tf. ________ Tho County. Board of Pension' Wil I meet at Pickens 0. .'ou Mon day the 26ih of Fdbriiary to ex aunno all papers brought befori the Boord. - MATT11EV ?1JV1DXCK1, . County Chairman. Not, Married. (Crowded out-qss- winek.] off a-pa-rt of m'y 'last comuitica, tion it iother made me dony noi aflii'in wh1$t-'I was married or LO and I am continually receiving in quiries as to tho truth of it. -1 wisL t'.sawoy emphatically, that I am NO'1 MARROiI)I NOl DON'T WANT TO BE. I u ish' to return niy sirLcerc t,haniks to my friends for the con. gratulations extfe.nded, both by let. ter and if) person, but they have beeln il vain so far as its baing so. J. AiLoNZ3o BvowN. [crowded ou;t la.40 wook.] Miss Minnie Ganuitt, of Roanoke, s vi:-iting her Sister, Mrs. J. F. cran'v. n1i., - m of' Prof. P. B. nbarM nniy will nove t . y . - aan > and J. F. tr t Ath'ia for A!Jj iC ' Ili .oI \Vad . O. - - .. 'vry n1 Oicey x h i'..IV Fir ya.en J Smt Id ily S a c .1 1 c ti .J. Sun th iiud familiy hI,- 1 33 Ity-o 3 town. l111"I a cIA1* n-iceting of' tho. citi. :as Of t'Vwo in the interest of a cotlon mi1. Uu meeting was ihar is Something over forty !Norab Staionm News. Editor 1'J:oPLE'S JoURNAL: Sinco my lust lotter our lhttle tuwn has made some rapid stridea in the way of i mproements. lion. B. J. Johnston has erected a nico store house on Main street. Newt. Cook, our resident con tractor and builder, has erected a dlwelhlng on Factory street. J. W. Williamns is at horne to his friends and customers in his new storo~ on Rlailroad street. J. C. Garrett has ereoto-d a ware honso on Rauilroad streot and is doinig a good business sellitg guano. T1heo Senoca Fortilbzing Company a15lsoLvo a warehouss in course of erection on samo street. Fielding Lewis, of Contral, is their agent. Hie was at oneo time a popular merchant at Cjentral. Forest Wilhliamns has gone to In dianapolis, I di.' Hie Is' no0W 0n. paged in I he dairy businioss. W. J. l ari and family are vis ?hissEs.~I Hat ti Johnson and Lizzie Mc.\ihter arie visting in town. (C.ao pt. Whl9' ('v' aI't turkey supit. port W\edu'.by .hx ono g ini honor of hi~ daug ter daNano h !ata i iam . hn*>n3 was1 toast matr n ho I. i hings lively by .n inno3cen and witty say ing~. P1l.nty ofI !- thinigs to eat and1( good, ii.c iC. t~eevn Walter~ ii ow th offielont pod maar atI th ) U) l, * er.. < *.h en tr whip,2f hee~p atr ha -r and saw I theini n won un deof G . Pir. id- :190 uA (Vh 8.h bIIy of Mahi~il 1930 n* ! o be dism:issed as Exeo Itor.. I .f. I'. Farr, V x . l.xeciioo.. Notlco to Debtors andi Credi' A 11 per:os halving& c'.f!Ims naanst the 10at <f Henry Roerj, dl.ceasedl, arel rei.iP.-to I to preseilt the sa'nei, p~roperly at:e-leod, In th . uniderigned~c for paiymentl br the 15thI day oif Mareh neOxt thaose lIndebted to uiald E~ate, plegf0 m paymengt ~undossIlQ~ined. , J . R g e. * County AudIitor's Notice. j Tb 'A't ditor or ik (de uty W31 be ,It]' thofollowinig plaes8 for IV1131 pilut-jpto of I Sih x e 1'tmi' forit~~ t ozi Ica ye)., SIX leut, Tudesdy, .*Illay ,10thno tly I I tit and 12 hi. Ctiteeev,Sattlr(zy, Jaiinity 10,01,. 1.iboit , Moduday'i d'V'~ tuiry 17uh muill 1 8th. IFicemiu i'st Stores, Iid:1, .iu:nt ry I(%l L'iOje r',S Shop SaI Ii niy, 201h itv.'O i 110's WON,- 'i'IIii ..i ly, a iii a y 2 . Pill lk FiiW , .I imiry 23 1. * Plihci', 'iii ii rtl- y, Jm.ii 8 r 250u1i. Aftei wvdh i i'ne ill. will c :ii;e tiik Ing ret izrn i hi1 uItliev ;1 at c -! i~ cot' ri. Iion1se, 111t1 01)rtiua rv ill(- 20)z h, whitax tilt iJooIh - ii lI 1)3cios(!. I f4 1i I 1-l i : All 'w tli :ivu. 14, lll (! i llade . 14 i -;1:11 1)% .y t hat time0 will cIad5 1)0eti((4 0 1 ii~ aia for Ii01-!Cti'i'i umi \%J'!II11 ~ lite (il) tax diulica~te ill r".1 ink .1: I!.o law~ r~e All male persoli, li el\ep I ij( lii 'oi (.'f 'Soldieli whio will mI$ bu 1ticCl-eJ itl .JO No ottO \\ -611 sw'a~q'v to mllAkert:i for ilmloliher iils. iL fui aw rilimize-1 .40 to do. S. A. I I UST, C Iork SIv. 'L'lo Stato QI-'ot 0th Ca.t i, 11. 13. v 1 ~ fen i&' ii.). JI. F. Huiik f o c1,iliu -.-1' I;8 -, I t 12) V;. F-1 (:ll8l Ilild ()Ih~ i'll t e ( e oh ia t i i'I j 0 *~ I' 1.1 b ' 'd C I di~4.'v A 3) Ic i, oi HI*'(~ (ol o. traict of landi -State an id c. il ty adjo) i;; I zIi of', and ot hors coiutai iiin 'l 0 me hunitcl and(1 Lfl-'. t-ec $150) Licrea luirtj Yei'mq one-inl f cnzh, bzi arco on credi~t of twvelve monlth)s wiA! Lflj tervsu . 011 (lJly of Eiilo 1O~ e ) Look [w). YON.-d hqhsmor Dlto you iSee EPIulkiinr, Qcyc, a~ healthy, tie skin Ai~ve (X31lt l a gracce. il forni ? lc Ii1tt... rile4tio:..'.1 ro t he r%:sti~t of good lie-kith. If they nIte albsent, there -tal uwy t,oiu i: ..r of thle d~i. thcl eminue re;:I~ sent. hevalthy inens(ru;3 c~.~a4 lnouaith and beauty everywhere. It MtrikeCi 1t tI Yt.. (oA c.111 their trouJbl;. I 13.C 1' IV) 11101'tkral di: oxiecr, ache 0-pa- whichl At will not Cure. Jt h;. fur OC bx~ddin iuv , the Tbusy N\vifo and tit z' jhnJ1)cig thie chazngc IIt.A. ve ri 'The Cliatta uoo.a Mediciui- Co., Chat- I i;.ttl'.:h3 wvith (:ri*.:4LI!t! : i i b:Icl;, I tit ha'.o Le~.. un te!3 r,:.1i -*, Aney tA C:rJO. ' L) i Z- a a 4y,' ir A '1 - 1 \ I, a ruO. rou11 r.;~ ratjj.. EI~ h~~ i cdl r, 1.1 .. .a4( i..C.~ ~ d ~ A 1.11 o 7--: f 6od\ !Cigv 1'tO.l11 .L Removal . Sale. .. For t o next 80 days wo will soll our entire stock At Gost consisting of Hats, itmney Feathers, Plumes, Infant's (Cape, Ribboins, Veiling, Volvet, Silk, Ladies' Jackets, Satin Linen, oto. We expect to make a move in about 30 days and n order to reduce our stock we make this sacrifice. MISSES ROGERS, GREENVILLE, S. C 115 South Main street, -0 TH E NOBBIEST Line of Ready Made Uld die I lu~tin ofj 0 ST-IRT'-L that wc ever have offered, and now is th t'm to weav thcm. "Black Hawk" Corn Shel lers, Iron Shoe Lasts, Sole Leather, Tacks, Slingle Hatchets and Nails, Now is the time to use them. TV. 21. .M'PFaZ. Ask For Trading Bta. NCMistI' & Beelte. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CARPETS. A ND WINDOW SHADES. Every Dopartment now IRefilled W ith C'hoico Now Material. IN DR ESS 800DS, SILKS IAD THIMM!NGS, Tfhe ass~.orinumit would (10 credit to someo of tho big city stores. Tfhey haivo all grades from the chenpost to the very finest makes. They:, havo trimmings of aIl do Pcriptions to match al.l shados of dres~s goods. IN WITE AND WVASHI GOODS D)EPARtTMENT1. 'The ass~ortmen ot wa's never mnoro eoi 11to. AllI grados of white and clored Organidieso, I aw~ns, Mus1lins, Pique'i, Swisses, Ducks, Frenich Ginighams, Pereales, Calicoos, (etC , (. THIEIR LINE OF LACES AND) *HTs ihe l.-rgest overi: dIisplalyed ini his par1tUtf the globo. dhai nut t hmtcut, Frm(5 l'A !ASOL~SAND) SUN SIIA DES Ini all the ne9w up to datto ideais. You will Bud( them ini black, whbito THEIR CARPET, MATTING, R UG, Shade and Curtain' Depart ment is the 1~geat in this part of the country and their prices are uaranteed lower than you will find in Atlanta or Charleston. They keep Rutterick Pattorne only reliable pattern, Ask for Butteriok F~ashion Shoot andI Yark St~iek, and T4~rading Stamps-they p~resent them to tlbeip (Qust~mors. ?t Just opened Ready Mado Shirt WVaiuts and Skirts. Mc A1Ister & 1Mi48 * 1900 and leave an unpaid you won't feel right about 'NING UP" rill find that everything will )eral patronage given us in il a very happy and pros ru ly, rhoriley gorchandise. Pickens, South Carolina. S ON daily increasing, is blmcanso tho buy the Most, the (hapet and peiny to them saved is a penny m tho Ln: ior in Pric-es in every :all and make a pircIaas and be t)' te clildrcn. Bring themn to soo nm.t. SrespcC1 full y, Piea, S, (*. it. mP for 10 l) Iu IWO or th roe m nna p:I y mewa " t1. or k Taking. Lobruary. Arc i alys anmxious to fore that tinw, an~d in order~i to arrry winter goodsr ~in '1 fsprin1g, r spe'cial i1(ndeents ini Thjis will be theIJ opprO.. y Wool Dross Goods,1 wear, Blankets and h lower prices y themn later. and I will that it will buy no0w, ARK, Greenvillo, 3, U, gains For the ity People. insm jnst snmt us 850 capes to closo anmd 150. These capes are really mU we askc for them. iis at 1a13, year's piices.-. Lro not matched~ in quality an~d iioetii ill, my mma3 of my 1250', aull wool, Rod >this~ barmgain for miy ens!tomelrs. oewieor grey, at. 50c; 75 As and 1 5 F0 buys a1 pair that will m - r Socks HaniirCh'Iiefs and -. ubl ( h~irts anid dlrawver 25c'. and irwr t hi 00.( i (ch. erC bien' al .1 ea~ch. 1Ak':t thiing Our SThoo Traido has~ incrmeased nos as many shoes as wo (lid last ere. I have just received a big or me at Lynn, Mass. lace or b)utton), heafd andl~ sprinlg .1t 1.25, hool or spring, button or worth 1.50 of anyones money. Leather, 75, 85, 1.00 and 1.25 a 'a high top), oil grain, D. S. & T., you, I or anyono over saw for the s and mens fine shons as anyone storo. We always have a good welcome to maako this storo your 190 Don't start the New Year, account with the old, If you do it, neither will the man you owe. Try to get in the habit of "STRAIGHTI at least once a year and you v run much smoother. Thanking you for the lil the past and wishing one and perous year, we are Yours T Fo lger and Dealers in General Wi] Our sal:s-, a larrr than ever, aid people have learnedot whore the(y Can1 1est, Goods for the Loast Monoy. A made. -I All whoi ar"o at- l that. I a hig in ther-;1u, 1il only A ! (' o G , &c. tf 11no whell inl lu".\ n. wV 't% y tu luV Ir Before Stoc I usuaflly lake st.ck( abuI)t m1i(dl of redulce Ntock as mu ich ta possi~ble b< (10 this, for it. does't not pny~ me1 to for tho n<-*xt 30 da:ys I will off tiity of thU seaon0 to b Fl a nrel U, Jeans, Under heiav'y Shoes at mau< than1i you will bui ('a'I at. my store pro~ve to you pay you to SIome Great bar' Picens~ Voma A lrge N-- YorIk Chu:k Ilouse I 01ut for 1 lI-m. Prh U( Pe, I .00, I.2. wor)ithi fromi ,n: to Im(' ea8ch mbore thi Our l~1, iI an 22I .JC'ans i Oth'r m';chants are' trying~ to hi hul'pIiri..e you. Noliu'.: jud r- riv.* I. 1hary grey' ' stito i ha(nd' :11 nod~ ho.s woniderfuiliv. We' a ro sol ing threi~e tAi (al I. Poop~O io sy they0) get good shoes lot of women" shios, maudo expressly I A banig up) good1 dlongola sihoe, ini heel, at I .00 a pair. A fine donigola lace, also in cloth top, This shoe is Co'urso every-dayV shoes, All Solid( pair. Sure'ly good honest goods. Ask to seu the "'Mountain King, shioo for men at 2.00. The1 best shoe, price. Wec also show as fino line0 of ladi in Greenivillo. Como direct to this warm fire for you to sit by. You are home when in Groenvillo. No Goodt Chai-ged, VY II