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:L .Luay Y JJL.FU-keJFLL --AYJ NEWS OF PROSPERITY. Social Activity During the mas Season.-Marriages. -Deaths.-Personals. osperity, Dec. 23.-Mr. J. L. leaves Friday for Tennessee, e he goes to purchase a car load ules and 'horses. r. and Mrs. Bed* Wheeler, of' bi, are with their parents for holidays. r. Frd Schumpert, of Bath, Ga., I visiting his mother. Miss Annie Moseley is home from lizabeth college, Charlotte; N. C' There will be a Christmas service at Grace church on Saturday at 10.30 a. m. You are invited. Miss Janie Russell~ is home from the Greenville Female college, at Cyreenville. T$e Newberry college boys will ar sive to-day. They are Messrs. Barre, Kreps, Fellers, Walter, Robert and 10eFall Wise, Wheeler, Marks aind us Simpson, Shealey and Kohn. Miss MarJ Willis is home from the Presbyterian college, Columbia. -Mr. Godfrey Harmon, who is at-' tending Furman, university, is at Nome. Miss Julia Szhumpert, of Chicora eolege, Greenville, is spending the Y.uletide at home. Messrs.'Caspdr and Claude Kreps, of Augusta, Ga., will arrive Satur Jky for several days' stay with their parents. Do't forget the Merry Maids' iMinstrel on .T-esday, the 28th, at S p m. Admission, 25 and 15 cents; re .served seats, 10 cents. The'e will be ei a 'little doing, so we advise you -to-be on hand and see what new ..Oeks these fainous minstrels have eamed sinee last Christma& SFridy -evening the infant son 4t Mr. and Mrs. Workman- fell a sleep in Jesus. bDuring its short life ad been a patient little sufferer. it was laid to, rest an the, Prosperity imeterv on Saturday afternoon 'by -bev. Mr. Kreps. The grieved fath er 'ad mother, have the, deep sympa thy of the entire town. .Mr. George Merchant has moved from the country and -oecupies the - Jni house, in DeWalt avenue. Mr. L. A. Black; a senior at the (Gaileston Medical colege, .visited - is brother, , Mir. Alonzo Black, this }week. -Don't forget the - Tacky Measur img- Party. Where? Auditoriumi. W.3hen? New Year's eve Anything to eat? Refreshments in kind free. One,of- oar entflunsiastic eitIzens wishes to ask a question -through this Selhinn. It runs thus: Can any oth er town in the state show as good' a -record .from a bank account stand point as this orie? There is at pres et on deposit in our two flourishing banaks more than $400 per capita. Some months ago we. wrote,.several paragraphs on one of our few re *maining colored weapers of the Red *Sifrt, George Treest,' locally known asDeaf George> Last Friday hewa carried to the County Home. For six months or more hae has been un able to work, a.nd has often been in actual want. Severa1 families -here h?ave given ~him food and clothes, whieh were promptly stolen. If somne ot-.hers wish to make Christmas Gigter, and the New Year, too, fop nninpor da~rkey, a plug of, oac will do mulch towards making him feel that his -few remaining days are worth while and that he is no& forgotten by "de white fo'ks.'' And whio is it that objets to receiving a t 4ime every once in a great while, to de with as he pleases. -Miss Ethiel Counits will arrive in' a few days for a visit home. Messrs. Granville Wyehe and 'Jno. P. Wise, of the University, are at *Mr. Samuel Shealey, ones of our suburbanites, was very romantically married to Mrs. Thrailkil, of Colum bia, last Thursday. We extend con-v Mr. Herbert Langford, 'who attemds *Wofford college, is home for the liJdays. . Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Minis and son have gone to Lykeslaind to spend the Chrristmas tide. The Christmas ,exercises by the graded sehool on Wednesday morn in,g were greatly enjoyed. Very pretty -talks were made by Rev. Mr. Cald well anid Rev. Mr. Krep3. The timely, tasteful decorations produced much enthuiastie comment. little Miss Sara Haynes came last might fromn Central to spend thie hol idays 'with her grandparents, Mr. ad Mrs. L S. Bowers. -Mr. Lawrence Sease, and family, ef Clemson college, are spending the Yuletide with Dr. Hunter's family. Prof. Joe Hunter, of Clemson col legt, will arrive Friday for the holi days. Miss Estelle Dominick. of the Methodist college, is at home for ten day's. mhe uMtolis congresgation is ren wating and beautifying teir par ;onage for their new pastor's ar ival. Mr. F. 0. Black has gone to his dome near Wards to spend the play time. Mr. Ydun,i Browa arrives to-mor row from his school at Spread, Ga. Miss Uattie Groseclose leaves Christmas eve for a visit to her par ents at Ehrhardt. Mr. and Mrs. W. Forest Beden baugh visited Mrs. Taylor the early part of this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Werts, Miss Kate Barre, and Mr. Charley Barre oo to Greenwood to-day to spend the holidays with. their sister, Mrs. Ba ker. Miss May Lee Barre has finished ler business course in AtIanta, and as accepted a position at Concord, aeorgia.. Last week we stated that Mr. J. C. Sehumpert had gone to North Car alina to increase his stock of furni ture; and that Miss Adams had. gone to her hom-e in Virginia. He went, but he did not go alone, for a itele gram from Columbia, shortly after the arrival of the morning train on hich- MIiss Adams left here, annonn eed that they,. were married. They returned here Monday. Mr. Schum pert is one of our most substantial business men. Every one has learn ed to admire Mrs. Sehumpert, dur hig her two, seasons in our town. She possesses beauty of char"ter, as well as of face. We wish them not only a merry Christmas and ahappy New Year,but a happy all the years. Mr. Charles Barre leaves Monday for Rochester, N. Y., to attend the Y. M. C. A. convention, as one of thE representatives of Neew,berry college The Zion community was gnieved to learA Qf the death- of one of thei, leaders on Moniday night. Mrs. Pinli Cromer, after a protrated, painfu illness, went to reap the rewards\ of her life of service. No member o Zion church was ever more faithful than she. Mrs. Cromer was a mosi estimable woman, and her absene will be deeply felt. She leaves t< mis her a husband and thre( brothers and one sister, and count less friends. As this'is the season of good wish es, we would like to extend to thi Editor, to those who have the pleas ure of setting up our miserab1. written copy, and to all our reabri a host of best wishes. Oh. we aln ,si fprgot-Mr. Idler~, too! (We htcp' that his hammerless holidays may be most pleasantly, profitably spe .M We trust the merry Christmas tide, freigh ted with the angels' mes:t of "peace an~d good will,'' may re all no unpleasant mSimories, ri ease tearful eyes to glance at va: apt chairs, or hearts to pine f'* t'h]gs that are no more. But may it as'some one has said, "light the fire of h*ospitality in the hall, and the genial fire of charity in .the heart," thus making .ready for the entrance of the glad, clean, unreooiided New Year, and making it' the most mei orable. happiest one in all your lives Good luck and good,bye! NEWjS OF EXCELSIOR.' Negro Breaks into Mr. 3. W. Ale wine 's Residence.-Christmas Services.-Personal Mention. -Excelsior, Dec. 23.-We will ha.vi Sunday school Sunday afternoon an' preaching by tihe Rev. Ira S. Cald well. Excelsior school will have Christ mas exercises on Friday afternoon 24th. Mrs. Rhoda Watts is visiting rela tives in Columbia. Was glad to have the pleasure o: meeting Rev. Ray Anderson Wed nesday afternoon and shaking his hand again. Miss Louise Singley, of Columnbit college, is home to spend Christmas Miss Rosalee Wheeler, of Newber ry college, is home to spend Christ ma. Miss Leila Frazier is visiting Mr R. J. Crumpton's family.. Mr. John Seybt and family havy moved to their new home for anothe: year. A negro broke in Mr. J. H. Ale wine's dwelling house Friday whil; the family were .away~ and was start ing off with Mr. Alewine's Siinda; suit of clothes and shoes when, Mr Alewine came home in time to cans 'him to drop the goods and take t the woods. He has not ,been hea.r of since. Dr. R. C. Kibler has been spendin several days with relatives at New berry and Silver Street. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wheeler, o Columbia, and Miss Ollie Counts. C theC Columbia college, came up Wei nesday to spend Ohristmas wit hir father's family. Mr. A. A Counts. A pleasant Christmas to The He ald and News typos and readers. 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We want people to try this re :lv at our' risk. with the' dist.inct I r. ud:vtanding that unless it does 1 e:fl -t: what we claim it will, and I ~-igives satisfaction in every respect, i we shall make no charge for the rem-] edy used (luring the trial. na Day -get it back tomorrow. tely balanced by the infallible .itee against error. service in every depart ss methods. LTo open an account, see the ishier-fill in a signature card id make your first deposit. 'It's Mple enough. Commercial Bank ue of Whiskey al authorities. Indeed for ,nd certain cure. But to be pure, natural article like Brook ..OOD key I as a wholesome pleasant tonic. Eve"y drop Is distilled, visn of U. S. Government nellowness make its use perfectly ie "Green Government Stampl4 orrect age, proof and queptity CO.. Jeferson Co., Ky. JARTS=$5 P RE PA ID ring Distributors: [ain t, ...RJihmonld, Va' RoanoRC, Va . . .Jacksonville, Fla W 4h t Cncnnti 4 ' e asmore St, , n ' J2 W7HlYOUR ORDEH. 0.0D |n The Herald londay, Dee. 27, 1909.) We know exactly what we are tal] ig about, and with this offer bae f our statements -no one should seof oubt our word or hesitate to pt ur remedy to an actual test. We want every one sugfering fro: ny sealp of hair trouble, dandruf alin hair or baldness, to try ou exall ''93'' Hair Tonic. We war em to use it regularly--say ant bree bottles have been used-and ;does not eradicate dandruff, cleaa nd refresh the scalp, tighten the hai 2 its roots, and grow new hair, v 7il return every ecnt paid us f he remedy for the mere askin; here is no formality expected at e exact no obligation from the us' ~hatever. - ' We are establishied right he: rhere you live, and make this off rith a full understanding that or iusiness success entirely depen< tpon the sort of treatment we a ord our customers, and we shou. tot dare make the above offer exce) hat we are certain that we can su tantiate it in every particula Zexl -o 'H.air T1onie' comes: 'wo izes, 50 cents and .$1.00. Remet wryou canu obtIainH !kxll Remedi n Newberry only at our store,-T: lexall Store. Gilder & Weeks, Ma ~THE - F R-U Apples, C Grapes, B Candies 0 Raisins, Prur Dates, Citron Lemon and Q1 + Cr. Tartar, Bak 0 +# Extracts an All kinds table( Pickles, Et Coffee,-Tea an Fancy and Stap We have a few To old stock that will be S -of price. !JO ES' 61 SFruits. JFIRE WI +'The Thirngs + Christmas Boozer Have a FINE LIN 1 mas Fruits and N * thing in a big stoci rancy w 61 especially selectel e dav trade. Give u t * Fireworks of eve 11*ifand size, for the the Little Folks. ~.Fresh EVERY s The Quality of theji a* Variety have made i+0++ +*+0 Se+e o e + I.T S+ ranges ananas I DNuts + ies, Figs Clirrants+ ange Peel ing Powder i Spices :ondiments c., Etc. d. AllYKinds le Groceries ys left from otgr. sold regardless* 11*S )RKS! I that Make. E of all Christ uts and every- 4 di for the Holi s your order.. ry description Big Folks and . Meats rMeats and the0 Famous the A0'