Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The People's Jiournal. Notice to Subscribers ! LaQt Janunry notices were sent to all parties in arrears and due The Journal on subscription and other wino. '1'heso notioes included indebto ines of 1901 and 1902. Mr. W. L. Mathony is Atill with the Journal and in charge of these mttors and will b ploasod to have all who have not complied with the request to nettle embodied in the said noticos to call on him at The Journal oflico, in the Autho ny brick building, at tho rear of W. T. McFall's store and aranugo snob indobt ednoes at once. A prompt coiplianeo will groatly facilitate us in placing and keeping our business in proper shape. Respect futly, 'T. J. MAULDIN, Pub. The Journal. Local and Personal. -Dr. W. F. Austin will be in Easloy Nov. 18 and 19. -Rev. 0. M. .bney fillod his regular appointmnents Sunday at Bethilehei and Pickens. -Dr. A. B. Wardlaw will ho in Pickons Monday and Tuesday Nov. 18 and 19. -Ethel, the oldest daughter of Squire W. L. Jenkins is critically ill with pneuimonia. -Rev. J. C. Shive will preach at the Prosbytorian on the fifth Sun. day morning and night. -The Pickons Graded School is in the best working order it has been since its organization. -Dr. G. W. Earle, alter several days sickness is able to be up and attend his patients. -Mrs. B3aylie Higgins returned home Monday, after several day s visit to friends and relative3 at Pickens. -Friends of Dr, Jesse J. Morgan were glad to see him in Pickei Monday and to learn of his gradual improvement. -Mis3 Lillian Morgan, daughter of )r. J, J. Morgan, of i)acusville, entered the Graded ,;hool Mot, day. -Miss Nannio Robinson, of Oconee county, entered the Gra de(l School Monday. She is board ing with Mr. J. E. Parsons. -Mrs. Harry Valentine, of Trenton, N. J., is with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, for a few weeks. -The Treasurer's book Road his notica and be bring enough money alon your receipt back with y, -Mrs. Frank Murphy i ago fell ofi of a loaded wa and Idislocated both wi turoke a )Unue in Unu~ w rIsL -N. A. Christopher is the Treasurer ini the col taxes. You will find hin ready to accommodate y you have business with th -Alonzo Pace is the a ting drayman in Pickens always ready to serve th for reasonable compe Leave your orders with 1 the work will be done) and with care. -Read the advertisen land sales for December land will be auctioned on in that month. Helre are tunities to buy homes in g tions of the county, thom part of this county is a go. to live. -A meeting of the "C the Living God" will be h( home of P. B. Martin on and 16. A free discourst Divine Plan of the Ages, I: Wright, of Alleghany, Pa., minister of tihe T1ruth. Ii seeking the truth, come a. a discourse on "God's Ete pose." No charge. No c Ulndenomninational. S-We giye this week th of expenditures through t of the Supervisor and Cant m rissioners to date. Picl some reason is an expensiv. Roads and bridges are a b the tax-payers, but our Su and Commissioners are of the interests of Pickens and never a claim is paid an examination into its i unless the county gets v. ceived. -John L. Thorniey has and is operating a market first floor in the rear room Anthony huilding, in the the Journal office. Hie k. ways on hand a mece and f ply of beef, pork anid things an the meat line cas a first-class market . Hie ted by Mr. Callanan, a but' mnarket-man who understa business. Leave orders wv and youl will be supplied. tell oysters at stated time' --Rev. J. B. Wilson, P Elder of the Greenville Di a letter to the Southern C Advocate, epeaks of the eo lng condition of the M' ih,urches of his District, F> ly 'the outlook is good. Wiokens has already Ipaid lull. Piokens Circuit has e,ssment for missionS bt. i's a sm~al1 balance due on saayto whieh Stewards ytny glggteir attent Curd of Thanks. I take this method to thank our neighbors and frionds, for myself and family, for the, gr.t,i kindness shown uts aId my wife during her long suffering wnich ended with her doath on the - th of Novembor. Such miinisterings holped to relieve the ordeal of suffering of much of its terrors, and make us all deeply grateful for tho utselfish assistance shown uts with such faith fulness for so many trying weeks. All have our prayers and thanks. Iespect.fully, J1. A. H1unnilcutt. Oofenoy News. Crops on Oolonoy valley are the finest We have had in yoars. A movement is on foot to ostab lish a !Uroawory at Punpin ton. Somel have already taken stock and we Ieel quite sure that it will bo a success. Mr. Joe H. Keith of the U. S. Navy is on a visit. to his parents near Table Mt. .Joes miany friends are glad to sou hin. Mr, T. Martin Jones lost ao fine mule recently. James 13rothlors are (o1ing a goo(l business ginning at Putupkintown this season. Mr. Walter Earle has a flourish ing school at Ro,k. S. CENTlAL. Miss Maggie Brown is 'spending a few days in Atlanta. Mrs. T. M. Norris of Cateechee, spent last weeek in town as the guest of Mis. J. N. Morgan. Mrs. J. P. Worsham, of Gasto nia, is the guest of her mother Mrs Rt. C, Ruche(ster . Mrs. V. B. Morgant is in Atlanta spondting seV.,lal wve:'ks. NI iss Aurie Kirksey, of Pickens is visiting Mrs. C. C. Fiieks. Capt. Ivy Mauldin was in town Satu rd a y. The mlanly frin of Mlr. It. Pendletnt (;oiae will 'e 'ery sorry to leari that he i. still eon fined to hiI:- ro"m with rh umatism. F. A. M.:ur;:h-, of Atlanta, spent a fe%w h(;(eurs hr ''hursday. Mr. It. M. 1);a'', , f i_en,'cl:a. was here Sundayv. Mlrs. W . 'I'. .\! is verv ill at her home ne:r Cnt r'. Nessrs W. (.:h t' Ala\b bama aid A. \V. 1. ,t.e=o, of New nan, Ga., sp t Sunday here with their nioth, M r:, H. C. Roehe ster. r~ ,K, ~ . . 1,. .. . oti)f ls in atne spirt pe that the cares rfr n any way u ded from Jews ~tlnd'from Eu.ropo 15g a cottupt form nUmme. FREE TO T11 BABIES. The Eastern Manufacturing Co., of Chicago, will present to every baby, under one year of age, in this county, one solid silver baby spoon with the baby's given name engraved on same. You do not have to pay one cent nor buy any thing to get this spoon. The Eastern Manufacturing Co. are large manufac turers and jobbers of jewelry and silverware, and have taken this method of advertising their goods. Instead of spending thousands of dollars for magazine advertising they have decided to give it away direct to consumers. The undersigned firm has been made distributing agent for this locality. Bring your baby to their tore and give its name and age and you will receive one of these beautiful silver spoons all engraved free of cost. This is not a cheap article, but solid silver of elegant design. Don't fail to look over the elegant line of The Eastern Manufacturing Co.'s goods on display at c Mrs. K. L. Cureton. To the Public. Seeing the need of an organiza tion ' cheap itnsuranlco in this c,'ultty we beruwitl take pleasure in reconinIuiding to the people as a wiole, "The County Mutual B3nefit Associationl of America'" to be thto host thing in tho way of inuran" wo have yet como across and it is managed by home people; E. Foster Koith, .1. B. Now bery, A. .1. iloggs, J. M. Stowart, N. A. Christopher. E. Fosttr Keith, President. J. B. Nowbery, Sec'y and Treas. I want an agent in each town ship. Call on m at Pickens. J. W, REEIDER, County Agent. Sheriff's Sales. STATE +1' S) UTl CAROLINA ( l outy oi' 'ickns. In Comumon .Ploas Court. Jianes.li. Lathemvn, Plaintiff, JamR. LJ:themu, Delfeudent. .Ji dge:nclt of Foreclosure. In pursnanco of order of foreclosure i.i in t, above stated case by his .'. Watts, dated October 22nd n file in the Clerks office, I tho highest bidder on LY IN DECEMBER, 1902, legal hours for sale at Pick louse, S. C.; >icce, par'cel or tract of land eing situatedl in the county 'oresaid in Easley township f D)addy'st Creek, wvaters of rin, bounded by landa of J. E. Robinson anmd J. Rt. Lathemj, md conveyed to James R. Ea Lathemn the 2nd day ir .1899, the said mortgage to scure the balance of the oney for said above described .iming forty five (45) acres also, thier tract adjoining the fore ibed tract, containing forty 'es, more or less, and being 2dedl to James R. Lathem by tun Childress, and for fuller of same see said deed, 3RMS OF SALE: cash on day of sale, the cred - be paid in twelve months t at eigbt (8) por' cent until 'edit portion secured by the purchaser aid mortgage of s. Terms of sale to be comn vithiu one hour. e to pay for all papers and for ino same. J. H. 0. McDANIEL, 90.Sheriff Pickrsa County, Executrix Sale. of the authority conferred the will of 0. W. Blanks, will sell to the highest bid i at Pickens curthouse on )ocembor next during the le f sale the following lands: One. >ieeo parcel or tract of land in of Pickens and State afore ning thirty-onc acres mere or 0(1 by landsa of 11. E. Chil. Mary C. Blanks and others o a plat zmde by J. A. Rob Two. that p)iooe, parcel or tract of I connty and state containing .m acres more or less and boun is of Mrs. Mary 0. Banks, ,the Hill tract and~ others no a p)lat of the same made by Mary C. Banks, Executrix of the will of 0. WV. Banks, of' Personal Property. .sdayv the 20th d my of Novem will sell the personali proper )g to the estatos of the late J. linda Ann Williams, both de ho homeo place, no0w the r'esi >hn I. Williams. This per. naists oif all the household of nule, (one two-horse wagon, fodder, shucks and all other :operty belonging to the es. J.IF. and Malinda Ann WVil. will begin at 10 o'olock a. m. VANTED ! yd, Persimmon and Hicks or dulivered at your R. R. For this timber Iwe will cash in car load lots of 10 'or prices, specifications, to me or WV. 0. Fnioka yIlug thi" timber for me , 8 TINSON, J. L. Bolt, M. D. E. B.We Pickens Bolt, Webb and Static Wo havo the finest, most selec ever brought to Pickons. Wo ha in all styles and priceq. When w and can make them to you as fol< Box Paper. A Good box papor for only 15c. Finer goods all the way from 15 cents to 50 cents. Best package of envolopes ob tainable for 5 cents. PICKENS Spectacles a spccialty. Easley Hai We are the OP Store in the C So there is no use going anywl Fino, First-class goods and low pr field. It is Worth a Jnst to have a bo We Are the GEl Wo are agonts for the Worlds BEAM CHILLED PLOWS. Easley Hai Easlel A. K. F Has new goods stacked giving More Values, More money's wor Note the following price! take advantage. I spent tim& York for bargains, and I now Something everybody needs cents. Better fleeced and much h fore at that price. Drills at 5c, sto 15, 25 and 40 cents. Beautiful F1: See my dress goods. Quality the BEST It is too hot to talk blankets when you want them I can supply ever bought such goods. My repu shoes is too wvell known to Pickenu ing themi. Hosiery and undorwea able I have ever offered. Come ai I have said. A. K. West End. G N'otics of Finial Settlement. We will a pply to J. B. Newbery, Pro bate Judge for j'okens county on thc 4th ay of Deoember, 1902 for a final settlement of the estate of Julia B3oggs1 deceased and ask to be dismissed a sE4x. ecutors. Nov, 618 S. C. Bloggs, J. C. Boggs, Executors, Notice to Debtors anid Creditors Persons having claims against the os tate of WV. F. Bllasbingamne, deceased, are regnested to presen t the same prop. erly attested to the undersigned for pay mont by the 1st (lay of December 1902 and those indebted to said estate inus make payment to W. T. FIELD, Executor. 0918. Notice to Debtors and Creditors Persons having claims against the es tote of Reese Bowen, deceased are re quested to present the same properly at tested to the undersigned for paymen by the fit daty of December, 1902 and those indebted to said estate must mnak payment to Not3 R, A. Blowen, Admr. NOTICE In pursuance of an order made by th< Hon. 1R. 0. Watte, presiding Judge or the 22nd day of Oct. A. D. 1902, all per sons having claims against the estate oi Catherine Cannon, deceased, must flk said olaimM with me properly proven or or' by the 12th day of December, A. D. 1902 or be fozover barred. A. J. BOGGS, [sRAr,) 0.0O P. NOTICE ! The Stockholders of the Farmeri Publishing Company ore herebi called to meet in annual meotinj at Pickens Court House on thb fourth Saturday in November nex the same being the 22nd day o November, 1902. Dividends wil be declared at that time. W. T. FIE LD, President. A Cure For Cholera Infantum. "Last May." says Mrs. Curtis Bakei of Bookwalter, Ohio, "an infant child c our neighbor's was suffering from cho! era infantum., The docor had given u all hopes of recovery. I took a botti of Chamberlain's odlio, cholera and Dli rhoon remedy to the bhouse1 telling thei I felt sure It would do good it used al cording to direotions. In two days tIn thechid hadl fully recovered, and now n a a arsince) a vigorot this ae4 frqtoutI #n have nov 4 Ab, M. D. J. N. lHallum, Ph (1, Drug Co. [allum, Proprietors. mery. t, and up-to.-dato line of stationer ve box paper, envelopes, and tablel o bought this we considored the pric as Tablets. A good pencil tablet of 400 pages for 5 cents. Ink Tablets for 5 and 10 conts. Best unruled lmen, packet size for 25 cents DRUG CO. rdware Co. iLY Hardware ounty. . . . .. ere else for your hardwaro. Foi ices we are far ahead of the whol< Trip to Easley h around our store. vUINE ARTICLE. Celebrated SYRACUSE STEE dware Go., v, S. C. 'A R K everywhere in his store. IF Satisfaction, MORE th than ever. and come to his store and and money searching Nem have them to offer you. -Canton Flannels, at 5, 8, 10 and 12 3avier goods than I ever had be. indard goods, Red Flannels, 10 innellets, the 10c quality for 8* cts. Prices the LOWEST. and ladies capes and cloaks, bul your wvants for the least money yor tation for good shoes and cheai people to toke up space in advertis r stock the largest and most reason dsee me and make mec prove wha Park, rREEN VILLE, S. C TREAT YOUR KIDNEYS FOR RHEU MITISM. When you are suffering from rhoume tism, the kidneys must be tended to a once so that they wvill eliminate the uri acid from the blood, Foley's Kidne Cure is the most effective remedy fc this purpose. R. T. Hopkins of Pola Wis., says. "After unsucessfully do< taring tbree years of rheumatism wit the be.st doeLors, I tried Foley's Kidne Cure and it cured me. I cannot spea too highly of this great medicine." Bo] & Wecbb Pickens & Chapman & Ollahal Liberty. CIT A TION. STIATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, County of Piokens. By J. B. Newbory Esquire Probat Judge. Whereas, Isano Hlallums made sui to me to grant him Ltters ofAdministrr tion of the Estate of and effects of Ner Hallums deeensed. These are therefore to cite and admor ish aill and singular the kindred ani oroditors of the said Ner o Halium decea: ed, that they be and appear before mi in the Court of Probate, to be held Piokens Court House, S. C, on the 2 dcy of Nov. 1902, af ter publication here of, at 11 o'clock in the forer oon, to she' cause if any they have, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and Real, thi 7 day of Sep. 1902, in the 127 e of our Independence. y J. B. NEWIBERY. J. P. P. C. Chamberlain's colic, cholora and Di a rhoea Itemeday has a world wide rep ut tion for its cures. It never fails and pleasant and sife to take, For sale I Dr. G. WV. Earle, NO FALSE CLAIMS. The prop.tetora of Fole3 6 tiohiey at Tar do not advertise this as a sure cu: for consumption." They do not olal it will cure this dread complaint in al vanced cases, but do positively ase thut it will oure in the earlier stag and never fails to give comfoa and reliof in the worst oases. Foley Honey end Tar Is without doubt ti greatest throat and long remedy, Ii fuse su bstitutes. Bolt and Webb Pio ens Chapman and Callahan Liberty. -Poley's ffoneyand Ta tEb ehiedrn.aate.sure. No opIates is 90BITIONB GARANT3UD, 4 Unger 000og Gagh Deott ir .se 3!4 NeW Fat Largest Stock--I Nothing Shoddy=-Eve If you want eheap shoddy goods don't for you wont find them. Wo have bought no goods that money could buy, they were bougl hesitato to say that our line of winter clothing Goods ot(, is one of the Iargost, most complotc to Pickons. Those are plain facts, we aro not look through our stock. Clothing . Clothing We can't begin to toll you tho good thin Suits for men, Stouts, Slims, and Regulars, rai Youths Suits 12s to 19s ranging in price from Is to 16s from 50c to $5.00. We are SOLE AGENTS for the ...CELEBRAT'ED... Horse Shoe Brand - O F - - c Men's Fine Clothing -ALSO Mrs. Jane Hopkins MAKE OF CLOTHIING For Children and Vouths. With 1)oubl Seat and kne' . ''hese suits arc a woinder, worlth three tilles the money asked for thelu. If you have it crowd of boys to lit up bring t.llomm along. W have Overoonts for nyod-big, e to 70, all colors, styles, a.d prices from $2.50 t( No use to talk Shoes to you for you all kne The Old Roliablo RA 1".'L1; A X10 are sold." 'I you will never have any other. Dress Goods ! ] All the latest styles amnd colors, Worsteds, C Flannels for waists, inl faet everything in the wI Trimmings to match, Outings from 5 to 15c. mado skirts, W1'aists, .Taekets, Cape"s and Reefer Kersoys, Cotton and W' oolen luhauno, all color, Hard wvar of every description. St,oves all Shinglo 'Mill Supplies, IlarnOsI, Bridles, Saddh Rugs, (iuns-single and doublo barrel, Legi with prices right. Sen our Flour $3.75, $..25, 9-1.50 and $4.75 pounds to the dollar. Your patronago solicited, satisfbction guari Yours truly, Folger & TI Clothing Shoo , Iats anid Gouts Fui Now is the 1 10 B3UY Wool, Wool Rolls, V Wool ,Jeai Po anyv of the abov tWe have an exeelleut Line of H-OSIE every description, Grocer Always a full line of Grocertes at and see ua. Yours truly, Craig Br( ONE-PRICE CAS g?''Watch this space for prices Your Moneys wor1 Kerosene oil et 15 cents por gallon -20 cents por gallon. Come and oxamit for a~ dollar. A few gall giggors for pasl 10 lbs parched coffee, 1 00 10c package of Arm & Ha A nico new lius of mon's suits at th, a one horse town- I try to mal'o the pri r who want to buy goods and not thos a good a line of shoes as is generally carric that never fails to move them. Mr. F. A. Lowis is now chief salosm glad to, see his old1 friends. Satisfaction John F. I e Doyou ikecoffee? Well if you de 'of the boat roasted coffee at 8iba for $1. -green coffee on the market. If you ever indulge in Smoking call ly oots. And if you want a cheaper cigi P Glory. p. Perhaps you came away from home course you don't want to drive home wil Deed not do it for you can get anything:i The best flour on the market for the follow undersell us on flour. Plenty of knives for the boys, and p We have some bargains in Sho~anv.g1 Righ~est price paid for all Cqiusry Ioods owest Prices rything the Best. v+asto timo looking for thom here enormous stock of the very best it at the right pricos. We do not , Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing and boat selected stock over brought talking as you will see when you 4! Clothing ! gs wo have to offor you in this line, iging in prico from $2.50 to $18.00. 2.00 to $7.00, and ohildrens suits a ?' ~000 - - t ittlll. Old and young, from 7 years $15.00, w the way to f he place "where the fy one pair of the Battle Axe and )ress Goods ! issimores, Flannnols, Plaids, French sy of 'Dress Goods with Silks and Don't fail to see our line of rndy Big stock of Blankets, Jeans, sizes and price, Shingle Mills and s, Iaprobos, Trunks, Umbrellas, ,,ings, ete. Anything-overything per barrel. Coffoo 8, 10 and 12 mntood. hFornley, ishing Goods .a Specialty. pool Sooks and 'S. o SEE US. including Laies Heavy Gray les!i Rock B3ottomn Prices. Como >thers iH STORE. th=-Guaranteed. is as good or the same oil at e my granulated sugar 19lba timo. $1.00 pants for &00 50c shmirts for 3150 mmner soda, 5c. lowest prices ever :offered in oo of my goodls suit the people who want to sell goods. As d mn a small town at prics an at my store and is always uaran teed or money refund. larris. ,come anid let us sell you sOmeo 30, The best 8 and 1016 and get the EmproW[C1gara.on. ir oall1 for We.r Eagle or Old and forgct y our dinner. Of bout your dinner. And you n the cienned good. line, money. We wont let the othot rices to suit thme Dry Goods, Prod1uo -