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The People's Journal Notice to Subscribers ! L1'irt Janary notices wern sent to al partios in arrears and duo '1'le Jourun on KtubSCriptiont and othorwiso. Them iotices inclided indehto-iness of 1901 and :1902. Mr. W. L. Mithony is still with th Journal and in charge of these nnttert and will bo ploasol to havo all who 1avt not complied with the reqeiost to sottl embodied in the said notics to call oi him at Th'le Journatl oile, in the Anthio ny brick building, at the rear of W. T McFaIl's store and aranuge such irulobt ednoss at oe. A prompt eompliaiec will greatly facilitate us in placing al keeping our business ill proper shape, RespectfiIl Iy, T. J. MAULi)IN, Pub, The Journal. Local and Personal. -For Salo-One good yoke of oxen. Apply to J. II. Ambler Ambler, S. C. --T. O. Jamoson, of the lEasloy section was here on business Mon day. -Court convenss hero October the 20th, next Monday, Judge R. 0. Watts presiding. -Dexpit, continuod rains, cot. ton continues to roll into Pickens corn mnding the highost markot prices. -II. B. Hendricks attended the Congressional Rtepublican Con von tion held in Anderson last Satur. day. --J. Alonzo Brown, of Catuechee, was in town Monday. He will 1eave in) the course of the nex month for Atlanta to engage it )usiniiess. --Commissioners of electior (stato) are requosted meet at. th< Court IIouso Saturdity Oct. 18 at 11 a. i, --The more it. rains the hardoe the people work, and they are Iia king a showing in spito of t1 weat her. -Capt. Frank '. Mauldin S.I S. A., camne in fro Fort A da:1ms Newport, Rhode Isi dl, lst Fri day, and will be witl relatives al Pickens a low weeks. -Dr. A, B. Wardlaw will re turn to Greenvillo the first of nex1 wet.k to resum e his practico threc IHo will come to Pickens twice i muont an ~id will announce ihe dalet of his visits in the Journal. -An overcoat, loft at the ofic of thle i1cath-isruce-M~orrow Co. on election day Sept. 9th1, was ta kon from t hat office by mnistako Th'le return of the overcoat will b( appreciatedl by B. F. Parsons. --Owing to the failure of ti< musicians to arrive, the en tertain, mont schinduled for last Thurisday night in the Court H-ouso did noI materialize. A good crowd ha( gathered and all were disappoin ted, -W. T. McF1all and daughters Ora and Ivy, left Monday miorn in~ for Atlhsta where the latter wil receive the benefits of treatment in the National Surgical Institute. They were accompanied by Misi Vesta Ash more. -We appreciate the response o all who have called and settled~ their indobtedness, andl believ< they understand the spirit and in ten tion of the statments issued frn this ofBece calling for settlement ol indebtedness duo for subscripti and advortising. --Your attention is called to the advertisement of Mess, Neohey an< Prince. They have Jocated at th, J. D. Moore old stand on WVes Ond where they will do a genera merchandise business and sell goodi to compete with the general trade They are buying now goods an< the purchaser will get the benefiti of an up-to-da te business in trad ing with them. -Everybody in Piokens counti is looking forward for Letter times Thley are con,fidenitly expecting t< find themselves in better shape a the end of 1902 than they weore a the beginning, and the nmajority o them will not be disappointed be cause they have worked and savec judiciously, through a very tryini year, to be rewarded with gooi crops at fairly good prices. Al this is encouraging and the peopli are tuking advantage of the gooi prospects of good times at han and to come. -When you come to court nex week, drop down to see the Journa people at the office in the brici building in the rear of W. TI. Mc Fall's store, and anything yo may be able to do towards straigh t ening up tho accumulated sul: scription accounts of several year pa8t will be appreciated, and yo \ will have the thanks of the mai '<sement of this paper, It is n< "iness to allow debts hIowev( ~to drag along without attet 4[The multitude of thtes ceounts makes a good itei laced together and the p yof putting this paperi Ba. of subscribers, We d nOt say this by way of appoalingt any body in a begging wayl we as only for what is duo. This Is bui iness, and business methods wi: ineet the approval of businessB po< Weo, we are stue, because we moa no rofieption on any7 Iua-' --There will l a imissionary rally at olrter's (haio' l noxt Sinl day the 19th ii:st, oxorcises com,h ilencing at I10 o'clock. Mlissionh ary lecture at I I o'clock by Rev. J. P. Al tawy. In the alternoon 1 theru will I t reoitationy by the young peohl> of the community. Thu pul lic is invit(d to como pre - ptred to stay all (lay. -Ih( third congressional repib lican c onvntioun was held in An doasun ont Saturday Iltlh Inst. J. N. Scott waUs 110niminato<i for con ;ress. TIhei congressional uxecu tive committeo was appoint.ed con sisting of J. W. 'Tolbert, chairman, J. I. Cochran, of Anderson, A. C. Merrick, Oconee, Il. B. IIendricks. of 1'ickuns and a member each from Groen wood and Newbgrry countios whose na1es wo havo not learned. IR.. It Tollb'rt wLS endorsod for the position of collector of the port of Charuleston. The admiinistration of Roosevelt was endorsed and Senator IHanna was pledgod sup port for national coitmtteoman. EiXPLANATORY. We are sending out statoments Covering the indebtedness of sub scribers and patrons of tho.Poople's Journal from January 1 st, 19.1 1 up to Decumbor, 31st, 1902, two years, as well as the indebtedness due tho paper uhp to Jannary 1st 1901. The object of theso statements, plainly spoken, is to collect. No reflection is intended against any subscriber or patro11. It is a plain business matter and one that looks towards placing the books and af fairs of the Farmr's I'uhlislh ing Collpany and thu lossee in busi ness iihape. The operation of a nowspa(per entails Constalt ox pene on the operator; he must muot his obligations or thc laper could not be printed. It has been onr policy to withhold from 1pres ing su.5elibers until a soason when moey1(l) is availabi0 with which tl:ey can (easiIly moet, their mdlohtedn( s;. 'he stat. unts are take'n fr(omll the hook,;, antl if 1 any1 mistakes occrur, and it is lil.-ly tlmit soi n will (,e ilur inl ti 1,0 II i Uig of a ic i (d I' arc-unt wet u ;l be only to gl(l to mnke the Corn etin. In this cont1 i )in V ' wallt It ex'reS our thanks to tll sib.crihas anld to aill wlo hav:"u contribut, d ill the sup port. 0 o our busit1 ss an(d to Fayi' that we lo<Ve worked fur the good of Picko:ns couty and I or lpple a1S we uders(t it. icspectfuliy, W. L. MATIENY. L.iberty Item!s. Th'le roados! WV hat about thorm? hle y are hemlg hadly cut now~ ill places with what lit.tle sho~wers we have had. What wvill they be a moire when v:: itr comes? We haovc the mfatetiail on every side to mako the road-bed solid. Why not begin to apply it? Din't for. get that if eveiry land owner shouldl bo r'esponisible for the roads thro' his prtemises thle work wouldc be gin at onuce. We would flid rock in the worst mud holes and ruts first and1( some kept in good shape duintg the year, as in other states where they have such a law, There is enough labor expended on the r'unds under the pro'senlt system to make fair roads, but in most in... stances it is not skillfully done, and the first thunder shower leaves the roads as bad as before it was worked. We n,eed the roads wvorked under the direction of a practical skillful overseer who has mado road work a study anid a bus iness-A way with recklese, harum scarum work Cotton Is being gathered with a rush and theo click of the mower can be heard in the hay field on Ceery side0. The King brothers are moving their jplowv handle clips with a rush. 'fThe farmeis remember the hard ground in a hot time with loose p)low bandies and are taking hold of it. Rev. Greer' occupied the pulpit Sat the Presby terian church I Satur day night and Sunday and loft an ,appointment for the fourth Sunday at 11 a. mn. IJ. T. Watkins of Nashville, Trenn., brought the remains of one of his daughters to bury at Slab town last week. Enoch Watkins, of Georgia, visited relativos hero last week. SThe Association at the Baptist chiuich (colored) }cere last week was the occasion of an immirense ,crowd of the colored people gather. m tg hecre Sunday. Fair order pro v'ailed. Somne Iwore drunk. One -1pistol shot was heard but no one Skillod. Tile tratins wore crowded. .iThe IRoverly Cranito Works has .shut down a few dlown a few days S 10 repairt some) of the machinery, Li No Sunday mails here now. Let other towns follow sumt and1 there 'will be n'o confusion through ac r eumnulation of mails and |scattered Sby the R. R. mail service, as under 0 present arrangremnt it accumulates al on thomn from all quarters, Y It rains every Friday and some E times Saturday and Monday of late a and consequently most of tho hay 0 cr01) gets wet. Cotton is being o picke and sold. . 0, c,14, 1902, i. . * Attention Old Soldiers, ta The will be a meeting of all old e soldiers at Central, 8. 0, on 8atur aythto W8h day of Qotoben, 202O at 10nil~oaki h n nn h weather permitting, if not t meeting will )o On Monday, i 20'1h at 10 o'clock in the forenoot The object of this meeting is I get a complete list of all the 01 soldiers who went to tho lato wt from this township. Wo dusire and expect the aid all old soldiers, also all the friend of the old soldiers to give us a the information that they ma have or can obtain in regard t their fathers, brothers or husband who were killed or died in the lat war. All come togothor on the da; mientiono(l above vwith all the in formation you have in your pos 'ession, whether soldiers or friend of soldiers, and make a conplet und perfect list of the names o the noblest set of men that hav ivor lived or died and hand i down to iuture gonerations. Yours of the Lost Cause, 13. J. JOHNSTON, Chin. Township Con A Cure For Cholera Infan tum. "Last May." says Mrs. Curtis Bake of Bookwalter, Ohio, "an infant child < our neighbor's was suffering from che era infantum. Tho doctor had given u all hopes of recovery. I took a bottJ of Chamberlain's colic, cholera and Dir rhoen remedy to the house, telling thei 1 felt sure it would do good if used a cording to directions. Ir1 two days thr the child had fully rocoveJL., and now (nearly a year since) ia vigoro healthy girl. I have recommmendt this remedo frepiiently and have nevi known it to fail in any instance." F< ale by Dr. (. W. Earle. Petit Jurors for Fall Term of Court, 190 Ed Farr Earle Konnemor E. M. .uProo J. C. Cooley, A. D. Mani, E. N. MicJunkin, Y. D. Aleadows, II. Y. Lawrence, T. -J. Ilavno, Jesse R. Ross, J M, King, Allen Durham, P. H. lioggs, J. S. I[. Price, J. U. Mauldin, B. M. Bolding, W. A. Dobson, C. L. Smith, Rluin Fowler, Gee. B. Williami ,John M. Barr, Frank Murphree A. A. Jones, Lawrenco Gilstra .. \1 11lolcm(e ,RItob)t. G-riflin, It. A. Fcstur, Jas. L. Ambler, A\I lvnil nr John M l. Birazealh Sain Rler.s, Samuel Looper, Silas llinkle,Jr. Euphie Cochran, S. M. Mcugh, Anthony Baker, TRIEAT YOUR KIDNEYS FOR tlHEU UMITISM. When .on are suffering from rheum tism, the kidneys must be tended to one so I hat they will eliminate the ur avid from the blood. Foley's Kidn< Cure is the most effective remedy f this purpose. R. T. Hopkins of Poli Wis., says. "Aftcr unsuccessfully do Lurins t,bree years of rheumatism wil the best doctors, I tried Foley's Kidne Cure and it curcd me. I cannot spes too highly o,f this great medicine." Ba & W ebb P'ickens & Chapman & Cllahn Liber ty. CLERK'S SALE STA TE' OF SOUT H CAROLINA 1'ickens County. In Common Plens Court. J. R. Keith, Plaintiff, vs. Willis Glenn, Sr. D)efendant, In p)ursuanice of an order of forecl sure in the above staited ease by Hoi Ernest Garyr, dated July, 15th, 190 and on fie in the Clerk's office. I wi sell to the highest bidder on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBERU, 1902, during the legal hours for sale, at Piol ons court house, S. C., the followir tract of laud to wit: All that piece, parcel or lot of land the county and State aforesaid adjoinir lands of A. 0. Sutherland, J.3 P. Jon and others, e:mtaining about fourtet acres more or less and being the san land conveyed this day to n (Willis Glenn, Sr.) by the said J. I Keith. Terms cash. Purchaaer to pay fu papers and for recording same. A. J. BOGUS, [L. S.) Clerk of Court. 18th day of October, 1902. West End Store Neeley & Prince, General Merchandise Mess. J. M. Neeley and W. I Prmnce have formed a partnershi and bought the remaining stock J. D. Moore at the West Er Store. They will continue to do general Merchandise business the same stand, and will lay in fresh, new tupply of goods Whim will be offered at prices reasonab and to compote with all dealem They wilhl carry a full line of Gma cral Merchandise. See them. NEELEY & PRINOE A Card from Mr. B. A. Morgan. To our Clients: As Mr. Blassingame has not recovey from his injuries and is unable to atbe to business, 1 ask all persons havIng bi iness with the firm of Morgan & Bh~ singame to write to me at Green'vi concerning same, All accounts will pleased be paid mue as they become due, I have not I time to write you or call on you and i therefore, request prompt payment that I wilIl not have to employ a laws at Piekons to .collect them. Thanki you for yourpatronage, I am Yery truly yours BA.MO1tdAN Greenvlle, &, C Chrimberlain's colio, oholera andl DI rhoca Itemeday has a world wide ropu tion for its cures. It never fails ant p leasont and safe to take. For' sate D)r, G, W. Earle, the most healing glei ew Sonind kidney. at sfe gulards li koegtn k1ida It at id 4new on t J. L. Bolt, M. D. E. 1. W Pickens d Bo14, Webb and We do not wish to burdc f d cription of our vell.oquip; 8 harg -ains, but wo wish to say ] Th.ori 'ey and doing business 1nu biL. ik. We shall ondoam V and purei . drugs, To,i.te Articles, c Nunnally in fact most over. 'tDing usuw storo, We call yot.'r .Moutoi received also a full a. 'sortmont 250o to $2.00 each. A, 'l preso compounded. Thankin4 ' YOU liberal patronage in tho f, itur ri Yotr Picki NEW FIR I The Counties neod has 1 P Hardware storo has boon o 0 handle n Ever d For low prices and line bo pleased to serve the put handle PARIAN PAINTS Easley Ha East A. K. I P Has new goods stacket giviving More VaIuVs, Mor money's wo Note the following pric take advantage. I spent tii York for bargains, and I nc 1? Something everybody needi r cents. Better fleeced and much Ir fore at that prica. Drills at 5e, 3 15, 25 and 40 cents. Beautiful 2 h See mny dress goods. It Quality the BEST It is too hot to talk blanketi - when you want them I can supp ever bought such goods. My rej shoes is too well known to Pickes in g themn. Howlery and underw able I have eves offered. Comec I have.said. A. K. 7.Weset End. 11 TREASU~R sm ii STATE OF SOUTH g County of Picke 3s n,Office of County Trea he TH17-E TREASURER'S OFI WEDNESDAY, OCTOBI DECEMB The Rate of State, County, One Dollar Poll Tax ani R( In accordance with an Act to ma3xocig January.1, 1902, notico i P Trcasurcr of Piokens couutty willc of fiscal year trom Wednesday, Oct d 31st, 1L%ates per' cont, of taxaition a ~Levy. tor State Tax, ... it " Ordinary Cout " '' Constitutional ih * * Past Indebtied le s. Total levy for State and Levy for' interesty on Pickens I sb*ip, 8j mills. Levy for interest on Pickens: 2j mills, Levy for interest on Pickens mills. Sd pecial levy for. Sc o Ls. *. 14 64 le * a 44 1 to or ft i s A poll tax of Ono Dollar pet age' of 21 and 60 years, except sti A commutation 'road tux of titmo as other taxes from all mal) yuar, except such as are exemptLE At' 8slt of Dec. 1902, eight days a~ reqinred under a contracot'. by Taxes are payable only in go National Bank notes and Ooitpot 3 dupIng t1#e Wear 1902. , Padtdesiring informiaUti siste the legatqoa of thwlt ptpe fe tgns. pqfa ti .by shek wint ebb, M. D. J. N. Hallum, Ph u. Drug Co. Hallum ,Proprietors. n you by having you read a minute pod drug store, or the offer of great that we are the suoeossors of Bolt & at the same old stand in the Free or to always keep on hand the beet tationary, Cigars and 's Candies, etc. 1ly found in an up to-date drug to our line of Belgian lamps just of Speotaolos, ranging i n price from riptions carefully and acurately for past favors and soliciting your e, we aro very truly, is Drug Co. 1EW COODS. )oon fult.illed. A first class penod at Easley, S. 0. We ything In the Hardwaro lino, goods wo can't be boat. We will ie. Give us a call. We also -Best on earth . rdware Co. ey, S. C. A R K , 6 ARK9 I everywhere in his store. Is e Satisfaction, MORE rth than ever. es and come to his store and ne and money searching New w have them to offer you. ;-Canton Flannels, at 5, 8, 10 and 121 heavier goods than I over had be standard goods, Red Flannels, 10, 3lannellet, the 10r quality for 8 ats. -Prices the LOWEST. s and ladies capes and cloaks, but Ly your wants for the least tuoney you ,utation for good shoes and cheap as people to toke up space in advertis ear stock the largest and most reason and see me and make me prove what iPark,_ raREEN VILLE', M., C. CARODLINA, . uurer Pickens County, S. C. Pickens, S. C., Oct 15th 1 902. 21CE WILL .BE OPEN FROM R 15th UNTIL WEDNESDAY ER 31st, 1<y.)2. School and Special Tax, Including d One Dollar Commutation sad Tax. raise suppllos for the fiscal year com, s hereby given t.hat the office ol County pen lor the collection of taxes for said ober 15th, until Wednesday, December ar" as follows: ....... .. ,, ..... .. Mills. school taz,..,,,,,.....8 "* )ounty tae,.,..4 mills, t. R. bo ads, Pickens. Ouur& House Town, [I. U. 1 ands, for Rlurrigat,e TowbIp, ta U. I antds fror us'tlut T%wnsipi, 31 D~istr (0 No. 9, 2 hndlS, " " 10, 81 : " 18, 4 " 16, 2 " " 19, 2 " t v' 28, 2 * "t -81, 4 . " '" 8 ONIta n 'ail inale ciltizonsq betweeO th1 oh as SAMe eeIn by law, will e chiheuted Onie Diillat Will be. volected et the 5anm Ld ohiizete between the ages o1 21 atM! 5 4 ba law tess erld tax is paid by thi !0rir tpon the p'46bc highways ~Yl 412 4 lied silver cob Unme~d Statews curre it 1 t ite ROads Wbf,oh Woom aa b .a $st t'8 u to1 Itlt te366 Will plt'* ?!,a icuay8 fore 6 wLya al i~ 4.a h Oha P an-wttat NeW fall Largest Stock-L Nothing Shoddy=Evei If you want ch1ea) shoddy gno',c' tl.'t ' for you wont find them. We have b,gIht, ;1, goods that money could buy, they were bough besitato to say that our line of wmtor clothi. Goods oto, is one of the largest, imoyt comp,,l,t to Piokens. Those are plain facts, we 11 1c,l look through our stock. ~~~..........................Clothin.... Clothing . Clothin We can't begin to toll you the good thi Suitb for men, Stouts, Slims, and Regulnr, r: Youths Suits 12s to 19s ranging in prico from 4s to 16s from 50o to $5.00. We are SOLE AGENTS for the ...CELEBRATED... Horse Shoe Brand -OF Men's Fine Clothing, -A LSO Mrs. Jane Hopkins MAKE OF CLOTH.INU ior Children and Youths. With ]'onblO Seat and kio". Th ,v;, snita are a Tondor, worth three im1en the money am kc+d for them. I f you have a crowd of be) '5 tD fit up bring threi along. We hnvo Over 'at8 for overyl)ody-hi^, to 70, all colors, stylb..: ar. prices from $2.50 No use to t:alk Sho, to you .for you all ki The Old Reliable RA I 'FA AX$ .10( sold." you will never haye any c'thrc. Dress Goods I All the latet st Is anl c'Oir, Vorstrds, I Fla:nelu, for a iSS,' in ftt t--v tIhing in the v T1'rimi1ings to mutch, Outings fi vlm rno to iSe. made skirts, Vaists, Jankots, ('ap er snd .l eefer Korsoys, Cotton and Woolen F"lailei:, till c' Iol Hardware of overy deseription. Sttoves al Shingle Mill Supplies, larne.as, .ri.le, Sadll Rugs, (uns-single tmid double har M0, Leg with prices right. See our Flour $3.75, 1.25, 1.50 and wJ.7?. pounds to the dollar. Your patronage solicited, satisf;ctionl gnar Yo1rt truly, Folger & I Clothing Shoes, Hats and Gout'i Furn No Money So Easily Saved in BI Hero is a good place to savo. Now~ call your especial attenitiom this week it and we wvant every lady in the coniut ry goods. We have somo of' the nieest how 75 cents ant We 'ver saw . We have a splend(id Table Cutlery from 44 We have somne extra knives on the here before this reaches the readers annu a few to fill in. Weo will sell the.so kntiv Examine our line of towels whetboe We Have No Lead but offer at all tim We want all the-. Chickens, Eggs, Bceswax. Dried Fruits asi we canf get always keeping mm touch wit to give the top of the muarket at all tum RespuctLfully Craig Br ONE-PRICE CAM g&Watch this space for pricos~ Your Moneys wor Kerosene oil et 15 cents per gallon 20 cents per gallon. Come and exanmil for a dollar. A few gall giggers for pas 12 lbs green coffee, $1.00 10lbsaparohed coffee, 1 00 10e package of Arm & H A nice new line of tulon's suits iat ti a one horse town' I try to malto the pr who want to buy goods and not thos goud a line of shoes as is generally oarr that never fails to move them. Mr. F. A. Lewis is now chief salesi glad to see his old friends. Satisfactior John F. Do you like coffee? Well if you of the best roasted t3offee at 81bs for Q greon coffee on the market, If you over indulge in Smoking em a o5ots, And if you want a cheaper e e Perhaps you came away from homi ~0#Se you don't want to drive home godntdo It for you can get anytih e Thebestflour on the market for tl Milow undersell us on flour, Plsnty of knives for the boys, anv 7r -We t rarces rything theBst ;ltt( tlllr k)>. inl" -> i h/:' hl' e t(r" nol ri s c> o)f the v ry -',t t at lh.' righ tt , p rs . WV. r', ,", t >--8 , fla:ts, (b.I;t~1nt F m i:ii -:r talkinfit y';)u \i:I 1tw' - iging~ ii pi'o fr.in *2.AI-, 82.( Pt tc) = .01,r and ch -ii litth(', ol and vottii;, fr o une to .91.5.00, Ow. theo way to the llce "wh:ti Tr1Y On(' I'air-of tluh .tl.)ti .1 " :t.a'.d %lt:simrcr, Finni w!r, P'laii(. P, rer' h nyv of J)rvsn Goodi wit h SilksH mnd Don't fail to Fee mur.line o.f really H. Big itook of J lhinketsi, Je(tti", 14.1 r izes and price, Shtingle 1 l and , .iiprOb el, T um111:c, imb relas, gingH, etc. A . thli'g---v"rything . per barrel. C0ul1'o 8, 10 and 13 actced. JYINGf aI good timeli to boxin. Wo 'our excel'en t jue o! crockory oto $ll a te ' eii ii . i~ -oadl which wil probablly be~ 'you Want to buyi' or not. ers or Balts nos~ the bujt vaX th~ iat woj can. hi at hr umrkl' we are abio 18.' th=uarateedo is~ as good or the samo oil at >c my granulatod nugar 19lba t, time. '1.00 Pan0ts for 50c 500 shirts for '35o 03 1'oO.t~ pii CC3 (OP Cofforod in . ca3 of my goods stuit tho people who want to sell goods. .A od in a small town at prices nahn at my store and is always 'guaranteed or money rofunde Hiar7ris. do, come and let us se~ll you some ~1.00. TVhe best 8 and 101b dil and get the Empro' Cigar-on. igar call for War Englo or Old e and forget your dinnr. Of without your dinner, And yow g in the cutnned goods lino. *omny wn lt h oh 1. p rices to euit the - nd Dry Goode ry rnrn 4 * 'e" ,2 r