The People's Journal from Pickens, South Carolina • Page 3

The People's Journal, LOCAL ITEMS. Dr. W. F. Austin will be In Central on Noycmbor 2 I to 27th.

The Picke and Easley maill now hr. rives 'at 5 o'clock Iistead of 7. Mr. and W. T.

Meares left Monday to take In the exposition. Air. M. L. Shipmni, of j-M Mr.

T. 1). ilairris left, this week for At laulta, where he will see the sights at tl exposition. Read the change In the advertisemen of John Lewis Son and see whal they have to say. 'T'l Stockholders of Tnpt JOURNA: will have their annnal meeting next Sat In'day.

Seetthe notice. J. W. Sutieriand, of Knob, wits 11 town 'Tuesday and reports measles stil prevalent in his section. The Commissioner's court is not quit so busy now.

The blockaders say the; are goig to quit the business. Miss Essle Earle, who has been attend Ing the Chicora Female College, of Green ville, returned home last week. W. 11. Bryant was in town Mfonda' and.smys that Eighteen Mile Alliance I wide awako and doing good work Dr.

J. J. Morgon and his mother, Mrs B. F. Morgan, of Dacusville, were In towi Tuesday, to visit Mrs.

Florence Griffin. A. J. Welhorn, of Easley Township wits in town Moiday and made a goo report of the farming interests in his see tion. Rev.

'T1. J. Rooke p-reached two excel lent sermons lin the Baptist church Sur (1ay', and night to a large and attentlv 1 111i.2c "1Cm Maj. 4. M.

Lynch, of Sunny Dale, ha( a big corn shneking ''tuesdaty. Rev. M. Stewart and J. JT.ct is, of PLakens attended it.

Laban Ma elii was in town Monda and expressed hims1elf as satistled, in th main. witl.phe work of the Constitutiona Coniventioni. Married, on the 13th instant, Claud Sitmon to Miss Norkey Kelley. M. Hester, Notary Public, officiating In hi solemn ma-mer.

AMlrried, on the 27th Mr. Georgc Cotirt to Miss Ella Gillespie, both Anderson coman.y. J. A. McWhorter (N oilleiat ing.

Mirried, on the 10th Mr. W. Trotter, of A'derson comoty, to Mi Lillie Bryant. of Pickens colty. J.

A 1cW horter (N. offichiting. 'le J'eowce Courier, of the 14th inst says: Jack, the 14 year-old son of Sena tor Sloan Y. Stribblilg, fell from a was oil Satuilday night and was II jIred by the whcels passing over him. ''heo monkey anid hand organ mad their appearance on tih! Streets Monda, morning, ibt didi nt carry odi' nany tulc les.

The matl by enjoyed the parade and aIccompuuiiled themt to th 'IThe J1apiti'f State Co'iveit Ion meets il Grenville on Novemnbe 27th. All who exwet to attend the eon venitioni shonh1( send I heir names0. at one to Co lone A. Iloyt Gr0eenuviille, chall Of the comminittee on arIrangeme11nt: A freak of nature was seen sono1( of om-i neighborsI' on Mondaily mort1 ing iast at1 5 elock. A large star starte (in noith Iin1d tra nveled an east coersc beaingII up war, u'l intilI it seemed)C to eniirly3 oi-, of sight.

It had a tail like -'m'uet abon1) t. a1 yardi long. fr'om tihe Supervisuor. JOUn(NAL4. 't the meieting On Nov.

7t1 (t'inig a de'sire to know what tihe ent. (ixpenses of the county are, ran all1 the atccoiimts to get tihe total wvhlch, you will allowv me space for tihe conmmm icaitionu, I present for puiblication, feelln that It will be gratifying to the people1 kno amount11t has il expendec (ld andt 1 give mi views on the dlill'erit thilngs we mniglh make a surv'ey of: Clahus Iiled Special 301.5 Clerk of ........363 5 .889.9 Tial ice ail ('oroner am11 111mati cs 363.1 Steward1'( hand1( 211. poor11 225 0 For suppllie's for pioor farmi hiichd 1g Fo loads and 2117.2 F'or 178.0 F'or building and1( lightning 224.4 For' Stat ionar1y andi printing. 648.5 For CJont 1021.9 oty( Cominnssioners and1( clcrk 276.1 For County 300 0 Tlotatl $7486.5 WVe may21 now add1( to tils for jury amli witness iekets. $1400 0 Tr'ieasuirers en .........0) 0 Ie(xpense1 to meet 87686 Thbis tells us three miuis wvill nc pay1 the colmiity; it, will pay $6000 and1( thi rest1 fall it 114past linbebtetdniess, and1( ruIin the credit ofI the c2oiunty at home; y'et on1 ed'(it is goodi at.

ban1ks, and1( away' froim home1)1. We can 1 bo'rro m1 a1t 7 pc cent. Noi. to melet epeses, nieedi 4I. mdji ini ihe phi2cC of three, th Jet hat is alway madeS111 (1.

and1( hal11f ta what Il'usk for necxt yearII. Evecr dlebt we comt1ract have( to pay'. Whi not11 malke the leya frt rather tihan it fall into pa1st inldebtednies, with ni chan11ce to) get. it mi less tihan two yari (Our brhluige wvork is too buig and tmust iiled; we have1( haud one' average bridg wor1k done th (iis yeazr, lslul ly at very reui soiale211( pr1ices2. an haii1)1ve made(1, a gree hr paymiig cash.

I thlnk it a ikely121 that net. year i' woe TPh Muild'n brIid ge on1 weve Mile; the ilun the Cohx and the2 lasleyv briidges on) alud willi not stand1( longi'r thanii one yel This0 is oo ni puglt iontin thg radin to rot. mi so short at time. J2nllilin mloret)I112 linuenlt. workI'1 nolst be0 Our moi0 to; if it costs niore uit the beginining, will hbe1 li t.

11( he1end. Covered brhilge. pn11l ou rock arie inuchd cheaper I th1(1long riun. Wo iiemliulmany fords (lg, buit cannc get It d1one while weC work roads oin th old law, lett1in bridges to cotra'fcto0r2 Toc hire hainds to bIlild brhI es by the da)i' the( wtorkI enn1 be (10ne for one-third1 half O'ur 'Trial JTisuticcs and Uonistables ar costing same as ouir highte cotets; it seemsi1) we might make som amllemiimniws. e'xpenses( of carth' ii iinaties.

to the Asviim should bie pal'd( the State. MATTHEW lIfNDRIOKS, County tnpervisol A Pleasant Surprise. Allow me, in behalf of mys and family, to express to the go people of Pickens our appreciati for the uniform kindness and co tesy received at their haids. pecially for the manifestation interest and good will oxhibil on the night of the 18th inst. tween the hours of 7 and 8 p.

i a company of young men gathex of the house and ent us with some very sw At the close I was sudd aoned to the door by a was addressed by a you an, who told- me that ti ei for the purpose of the good will of the 'ickens toward myself a amily, and then handed1 me envelope. Iii this eivolopo I fou the following noto: "We the undersigned of the to, of Pickons and vicinity, take ple; ure in thus showing our apprec tion of the services of Rev. T. Rooke as pastor of tho Bapt church at this place and of high estoom an0d consideration his estimablo family." Enclosed in this note-was a ge sun and attached to it a list the names of the kind donors. addition to this there woro ma packages of such things that always useful in a.

family. Ma thanks for your kindness. 1 the good Lord continually bli you temporally, but above all 1 He bless you with thoso spiriti blessings which bring the tru joy and comfort in this life, a eternal bliss in the life to come T. J. ROOKE, Pastor Baptist Church From Mala.

3 Mr. DITOR: The estival di of '96 are gone and tho autum I are in their stead. With the go out of the formor and the com in of the latter many chan have taken plaeo, many of dear friends are no more, and I are ono year nearer our oter: resting place. 3 With the many deaths that ht occurred iii the past twolvo mon none have had as percutient eff on our mind as tho death of dear old teacher and boloved frie: Prof. John 0.

Davis, which oce red on the 4th inst Words insufficient to express our love him and the sympathy we hi for his family. Being one of students in days past an1d gono a realizing the good that ho i done in the educational lino (a we venture to say that ho has more along that line than, a other man in Pickeims county, voting his whole timo and eneI a1about 85 years, to Aducating 1) :1 male and female, preparing for a business life,) we think highest tribute of respect that many students could pay would to throw in, purchase a nice ton 3 stone, meet and place it on -grave with an orator to do just to his memory. We theref head the list with one (lollar Ii jcall on all his students, oithor or near, who may fool d1isposed E) contribute anything, to) send th 'a name and amount to the editor THmE PEOrLR'S He please publish the names and1 amount oach ono conitribulted often as ho may soo fit until1 -amount suflicient to. buy a tomib is if J. AiLoszo BulowN Pickens Sentinel and Eas Messenger plonso publish.

Froma iioopers. 1 DEAR JOURNA Mrs. oin SHunt, wife of W. E. Hunt ii daughter of Rev.

M. L. Jones, on. the 14th with typhus feSand will be buried today at i Forks Baptist church of which 5 was a worthy miembor. 3 Rev.

G. WV. Singleton is very Swith heart trouble, his case is vi critical. Mrs. Mamiio Jones, wife of T.

Jones, is very ill with a So you see our section is not a good health. T1here is several cases of measles and other si, ness in this section. You will hi more full details lator from Married, at Peters' chon on Sunday the 171th 11 Pinknoy Reid of Greri villo coun a to Miss Talitha hendricks of Loi er's. The wa porfor ed by W. N.

Hughes, Notary Pi lic. ThI mnarringo wats witnes: a large concouire of frion a who assembled to( extenud congraitulations to( the' young Splo. Mr. Reidl iS one of tire villo's most p)rospoous yount I miers and Miss is ont Looper's most charm.1 ing yor ladios. Nov.

18th 1895. Boxu Attenton AIliance MeusuberR According to ai decision rend( ed by the Presidb nt, of Stato A a nce, Suhord inate S'ecretar ios -requiredl to mako reports qu teroi ending Peptombher 1895, Ssend in their dues, as requjlired the old constitution. TPhe l)ne' ber report will be madlo accord to provisions of new const ituti You will thorofore take (duo not and govern yoursol vos accordi ng E. Sec'ry Allianc. Alliance Notiee.

All of Pickons C. sub-alliance, No. 196, will 1)1 r. meet in the court house8 on Sat Sday evening November 23rd, ali So'clock. Business of importau Sto be attended to.

Dn rUJETO, IN STATU QUO. 31f od Oilrs of Several goot citizens have express ed ed their willingness to accept of the proposition which I made last week If they get together and talk the ar- matter over with a fow more of th )et sam opinion, Pickon will have a rail mI- road in a few wooks. Some say thal ap as I am to have the profits, ng should take oll the risk. If I promised $30,000 in township bonds )0 I could bettor afford it. But it is go nd ing to take all of the $17,000 in town an ship bonds and the $3,000 in towi ud bonds to finish the road.

The profits if any, will be in operating the roai Vi which the builders have agreed to do ia- I shall now show my good faith ant J. fairness by making the propositior ist bettor. I will deposit with the Clerl ur of the Court, Maj J.M. Stewart, $60, or 000 in first mortgage bonds of thc od railroad to indemnify those who sigi of the proposed bond to me, to be deliv In ered to the obligors in case the, ny should have their bond to pay. 'Bu tro the chances are against their havini the bond to pay; for I propose to fit ay ish the road not only according 388 ay contract, but better than the contrac ial requires, by not using any pine cros est ties on the grade.

nd Sixteen thousand dollars worth work, exclusive of cross ties, whic have been discarded, has been don upon the line. It is a good and tho oughly practical grade, and all tb Ia bridges are as good as now. nug The lawyers and laity are alike i ng the opinion that the bonds will hav e' to be delivered as as the road i mr built according to the contract. we I jnEt need your credit ninety day to put this delivery of the bonds LVO yond a doubt. I do not ask a con Ahs in aid-of the building of the road.

"ct Put your heads and hands togethe on the bond, and I will put the rail id, on the ties and the wheels on th ar- rails. Respectfully, tro Nov. 19th. Jusuu E. Boos.

tvO Always Polite. blis Illustrating a case of real polite nd noss, a story is told of a famou as Now York clergyman, as he tell nd it. One Sunday, not long ago, mi was (oing up the steps of his churc nv when he was asked by an old lad (- (who, of course, did not kno him) to help her up. With usual couritly grace he complic em with her request. On reaching ti: the top stop)s, she hal ted, breathlessl' is askedl him who was going be preach that day.

"The Rev. jib- Blank," he replied, giving his ow name. "Oh, oxclaimn ice the old lady "help me down agait I'd rather listen to a man sharp: nd oining a saw. Please hielp. me dow fari again.

I reckon I won't go in. to The clergynian smiled and genti oir assisted her down the stairs agait of remarking, as he reached the ill walk: "I wouldn't go in, eithei ho if I wasn't paid for it." as lhe One clay a beautiful girl looke ic out of her window, and saw hec rude brother on the pavemoni walking about on his hands wit eyhis feet in the air. "Tom," sh said reprovingly, "don't Tom, wou ldn't do that, Tone--indeed would not." ''You wouldn't?" rc rio plied the rude boy looking up ani nld speafking with marked and mali e.d cious emphasie, "You wouldn't rer Ry Jackcs you couldn 't ho Miss Highkicker--Are these dic mends false? ill "No, indeed, they are as true a ry my love for you," replied Johnn Masher. E. "Is that so? Then I guess I ha us better have themn examined by a shiiftmtgs.

nAll persons owing me on acceur or otherwise will please come -at on1Ce and1( settle, as I am needmn "ar the money badly. ch W' 0. BRIAMLETT. fr. Notice.

ty, The contract for building a no p- bridge at Belle Shoals will be lc im- to the lowest biddor on the 25t ib- at 3 o'clock, and theocontrac for the weather boarding and coi Ils, crig of the Lay bridge on tihe 20t ('ir ati 11 'clo'ck. mi- ogAll the members ot Bates Lodg No. 189, A. F. are earnestly quested5 to h)o preosent at the nom regu lar comm iuniication on the 30t butsinoss5 of implortanlce a fecting the interest of the lod or will be tr'iiantd.

Ii- LABAN MAULDIN, Sec'ry. NoNotice to Stockhaotde. a Thew ma a maeet ig of the Stockhaole 11d of the IPublishtiig Comipaty, by wil1 meet nt P'ickenis on tI infonri Satunr tin i Novembiei the 23 nI iti o'cl a. A I I stockhIohle igare'. r'eqtj 0 to bet pri0esent COmle or 8(eI ii emie one to' repr'esent youri ly ceretI ary and TIreasurer.

Ik vI. T. I le, of GOreenvil I)istrict, wvill preach at Porter's (Cha onNovembier 26th, at 11 o'clock a. and there wv)II be a mteetinig of the 8tes ards of the Plcke.is milssin on the an (layl for fInal settlemenit. Ie wIll al ase at Pickens C.

11., on Novemhl uir-. 27t.h, at I1 o'clock a. and oni same1 dIi 8 thie Stewvards of Pilckens ill me efor final settlement. By order of T. J.

CJ.YDNu, E. 0. T. i'. 0.

Poens McF AL --OFPIUN and PHiA FOR THE PHOLKS. MR. EDIron: oBU81NESSI That's Business. Ani Now We All Like It. Peof ple 'an111 ail Mid us, Who) never paidl before Anal folks always palid Its, Cane and paid ts more.

We trainsatrt. hitsiness, III a itisiness wNay, Nearly everyboytl etne Anti hatedl to go away. And they lo say that the roads weri coming on, but owing to the (lust then a few reporteal as not coming at all. it's a iamtter of chioice with theta wha they come and settle on easy terius wi or wait. for the BAD MAN.

Iuat THAT BAD UGLY MAN is no hialf rations we'll lile lis teeth it a .4 anll have h1iu in1 good trimt to go o0 war path next. Ionth, so as to "get I workl" by Christmnas. You can him him off by seeing us. you do Sonie of you hlave kept us I lng 2, .1, 8, 10, years and longer, irg for a good easy tituno to conle. It coine- You mist.

get under one come htelp us to bring it; that 1an4 that onl: hring There's nio use to twist and and dodge. The time is about uII there's going to he a fuss or foot-race. 8 good neighbors keep their help 1hem11; they. help us: we all wa help you. Wonl't you let us? Now is tihe titei! I Here is the Ant you are the To help uts get, ir affairs in good are 1bo11tatnt to sift.

the shoaddy (lit a inat ter of choice with voni whaiel you fall on. Now' this is all we'll sm this sabject. Next nit t1h we will have our hlunt1 opening uap gart things for Christlia 1 we our goOal friendIs to 0 anl "lelp Ias autit with theln. We have now oin hanial a lot. of S4t4 8 aaiul a lot of Seeti Wheat to arrivtweek.

CAlL AND SEEC US. 5 T7. T. 9V'fa CeOik's Sale State of South Carolina, County of Picker In the Court of Common 1y vn tue of I)eeretal 01 and orders of in the followinmg named (and on file ini the Clterk's I will sell on oSaleday in I )eenmber r. next, 1805, at Pickens C.

dutrinig the legal lho)ur: sale, the fol lowing des5ci real estate, to wvit: Sallie Alexander, et. VS. W. E. Alexander.

-All that certain piece, pf or' tract of landI lying being, situate in the county andl aforesaid, in Hur lricane Tc ship 011 Keowee River, ad; ing landls of Robert E. Sti W. E. Alexander andI R1 II Alexander, containing one 0 dred antd ten (110) acres mom I less. Terms cash.

Richard Lenhardt, vs. E. Moon. All that certain pie0Ce, pc or tract of land lying, being in the county andl 6 aforesaid1, on waters of Geo aCreek, adljoinling lands of ren Ihamilton, Harriet McCr ens, John G. Bowen andi otl containing one hundred thirty-five (135) acres mor less.

Terms a cash, thle bal on a credlit of twelve mnor secured tho bond of the dl chaser and a mortgage of premises. Purchasers to for paper's. J. M. STEWART, Clerk of Cou NOTICE I will bumy C'otton Central -C'alhoiun, S.

(I. Am ini a paosti Li -r'oe pi(ces. lb)on't lfail 'Thuev or is pulishingp 6 ist of sitb scrI'i btrs, as8 they pay a- will takho it as a favror if oitted it hot reported tU hi editor. JoiiINA I. One4 yeari for $1 'ti Ialte ,1 a 'I' .1 i iet rse to niin of it of the esMta It' of afiaet oaf 8 1, I.

isha atll anda the kindreda' nwt itotrs of1 ihe saidl 8 anda I he decensedi'i, I ihi bei apaii me, iin th urltit (I I'roa''a te to lI P'iekenis Courtt I louse, S. on day oIf 1)eea'mberi next, aftIer pulil 1t0 hereof, a t. I I 'clock ini Ihe1 foren'tO so enause. if theya lm hav', whtl er untajt Adihniit t'm ion shtouldt no iy gr'anited'. e't (Givent un der' my'a Hail, this 106th Nove'mber'a.

1895 ini the 1 19 ll Na'iwin', it. nioi2 I'wa2 Ou Fall floods! Were Bought. bofore any advance In Prices. We are Opening Them up Daily. Bargains in Every Line.

frwWe want Your Trade. Prices and Quality just Right. WrHiahest Prices paid for COTTON! Or. IV1.01:D. H.U C3EB.0 JONES GARRISON" Ifull tare Have had such an enormous TRADE for the past ther inonth that they have been ordering th Us No New Goods New Coods or Every Day Every Day 111118 Look Out Look Out For some Special Drives to arrive in every line this wee(k.

40 10 pieces more of those .10 ich Ladies Cloths at 29 cents. won't 7 pieces 51 inch Broadcloth at 50 cents. ran Many strive to imitat these to Specials of ours, but they 'Yn can't do it so the dear people say. It makes us laugh to hear thein cry. Your toHosiery Hosiery We have them from .5 cents por pair up.

Our ciuidren's School Hoso at 121 cents equal to any 1iI cents H-Lose in town. sid Underwear Underwear ty onl Already sold more than we did last Season. New line to arrive this week. :14 ehilidrens underwear a specially. Give us their age, we will give you tlieir siz---an(l alImost give you the garneint.

He u. Our Price On Shoes Our Price On Shoes Is so low that, you couldn't hear it if we were to iontion it. u. JONES GARRISON. Regulators of Low Prices.

S-Agent Standard Patterns Wf tRNIT rRE! When in want of Furniturc go on eas. WESTFELE S3 EL. We will showv you a big stock of fine goods a. r', Come and see us. Don't forgect, at C.

C. Touner's old 1mtd, S.opposite Mansion louse. NEW SIHOE STroRE. reel MILL9ER CRUISANkS ade sle, Ladie and Gentlemen's Fine Shoes a specialty. itha eceivig od ever daylirec(t from the Factories.

Gy'Shoes Neat, CJomfoIrtale Lasting. 'Fu-tilclinag, No. 105 N. AIN STR EET, Creenvilie, C. Agent for the W.

L. DOUGLASS Warranited shdoesi. octu4. GOODS By The Cargo! CA LL ON Ltes anFrClothing, ats, Boot 3 or itis nco 4 114s i i( 8 Ii ein Itorne.4~li4 he1. I).

apd)' s. A. 1,. ari gonle imeik su 5 cii ur- we anay co unti on a full suppHly fron be 1ugin- tlhe iinig tio pay fully i hipnt iii Irs Gi9 oods. All the nw 1ress Goods1, 1)r weViives ini thle new and14 icolores 1i 1 rt 410n1 iix tiures enetill boughtili to1 nis lidsl111l4 A p.

wel inirt en'Its21 1, liiis attdeast y111r USi (tjhe elcii tlii ulles. Iu Ill lways aO to put be- I lCIhig TER tl TTE of fash- rl ai' I n's rues7yu n1by or MV Ni wo sllxlli costsecotoatrsmr Nas han fiv inh ross am anI All dPr ac tin arpe titgnt atoc raI' etitl lipi(( as 11 thi el 4inpes on amlya ixp ewrvse hop Sttio shav felso 1 iii 1 he -U' ihn i 111 41.Ii7.u 'i l141 N(ov14W44 Ii me isease JIt'. 114 NoR1ooD '1 lfuiles184aepatclwrs oti W.i M.n Assistant. 1o4 )fCI' lgters8t fit4Cprmet i il ie inor Stee, ei lle 1 .14 1 01 y14'O 1. Nl WI I 8 Pso GEMN AI VRS nvilleS.2....

ost.coton..anersmor G. Wyatt, estheap'. Come them. Th. awho owe m4 will please un w.ithout fither delay A.

G. WYATT, S. C. I icis, Beeswax, Tallow 1 noen Leoather-, Upper in )heop Skins, Lace rl, I rIIR: I ings ill aly alliouit Gov4er Goodlett, 4n1, Greenvile, ti. C.

lTIMEN TO ninl South10 Oro on for Twenty to A 9E. CO. I St lLS. 0. a INS I iee Pot for io I cents.

heap. ates at town cents; or I eCdtS, 3 iiic at ings, Jeans, un! than ''1 prices are for 4 I Iand wf(1 ith every 1h, youI ge(t a nice I 3 Ilif ('C lSI), en mis a he If '1JTORIA 114t I 4' Half A A.L\ CEORCIA. a f' 3for 1aluables(', Ca3r3 '3ni I 3 'i'elegraph orJ34; 13' 4113t343n3. Ito3 .433 andic 4 34 for lIon3rd nAT ACOTION hI, IIKys burg. a de 144 I '915.

483t 313t4'sial poit. 1hr4es, and( 1. 41 Ov.ereoat8, 3 4 3.3 buy 413, try hat. on43 want333 totioil, bt i I land 8eed oats of 34u3rs for3 trao. T.

D. HARRIS. 333 Pien, S. C. to TrespasserS.

ke Ian 44- i 4r 3444'33t from persons 44:3 oi3g ulponl my ln anfd 1h13448 4y past8.33res', 3al1 persons atre '4h1y not4.ilie to 4 keep41 off (of hlnd, Ox33 throui3gh the pr3 4114' highwatys. 34 the34 'ands 'ac lus13143 reted and thoso. Ci a3 spec13ial perm333it from3 me1.C. L. Hollingsworth.

lay22 .895.