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B THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY. ? Boys and Girls On to College?New I % Chief of Police?Personal and << Otherwise. I Js Prosperity, Sept. 8.?Mr. Cyral j | k Wye) ' of Dallas, Texas, is visiting nis j I SjjjjSff f uncle, Dr. C. 1\ Wyche. I |j Sfrr ! j|L Misses Lena Wise and Annie Fel- I ijjSS r Hp yf lers leave Tuesday for Chicora col- B ; if Mrs. C. S. Schumpert and Mi$s Y. j I BffiFF? ^ Genia Harmon spent the week-end in | L Columbia. I I ( Mr. Kenneth Baker and little daugh-; H ter, Mary, have returned to Green- I wood after a visit to Mrs. E. W. Werts. j I Miss Frances Bogguss is visiting in : I L,ittie Mountain. Mr. Wm. Seel, of Columbia, spent j B Sunday with Mrs. A. G. Wise. j , V Mr. S. J. Kohn has returned from j jW Charleston. ! ; Mr. W. E. Moseley spent Friday t'x " in Columbia. /; W Mrs. John Turner and children ' spent Friday in Little Mountain. i ' i'&i Mrs. J. A. Sfcnpson has returned ? from a visit 'to her son, Dr. P. D.: J S Simpson, of Cowpens. %\\ % Jj5 Misspr T,pna and Marv Lizzie Wise ft visited Miss Helen Lathan, of Littlej Mountain, last week. j ^ ~ Mr. Brice Haynes and Miss Alma W|i - ftp Haynes, of Spartanburg, are the J & \ guests of their sister, Mrs. S. C. Mor- fcV * ^ fskk'S ' fayi*? * m Miss Isoline Wyche spent the week- '$$$]). \ end in Columbia. Mr. Young Baker, of Columbia, W spent the week-end with his parents, j Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker. j m Mrs. Dodd, of Andersen, reached. I fet here todav to spend the winter with 1 f.O; ^ i,' her-son, Rev. C. H. Xabors. j P Miss Mary Warren, of Salisburg,' Md., arrived (here Saturday, and will; ^ have charge of Black's millinery department again this season. Misses Mae and Lilly Witherspoon mm leave this week for Due West to V spend the winter with Mrs. Pat KenBv nedy. "*" ^ j Mr. L. C. Merchant has been electI ed chief of police to succeed Mr. J. L C.Duncan. j Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Kohn have re- "j" I turned from a short visit to Columbia. Mr. G. D. Brown returned Saturday _____ gift from Glenn Springs. Mr. A. B. Wise will attend the SeyBpT mour-Perry wedding in Greenwood Wednesday. ^ Mrs. L. T. Brown, of Spencer, X. C., V is the guest of -her sister, Mrs. E. 0. Counts. r Miss Alda Ray Wheeler had as her M F house guests last week, Misses Fran- j ? ces Thompson and Helen Nichols, of L Newberry. B Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hartman and lit- j tie son, spent Friday in Little Moun- j. jjp lain. ^ UNCLE OF CHARLIE ROSS DOUBTS >~EW STORY ^ He Does not Think Cleveland Sailor - is The Missing Charlie. tG Xew York, Sept. 6.?James M.; Ross of Xo. 92 Mount Carmel Way, | Ocean Grove, N. J., uncle of the' Mi missing Cftarlie Ross, placed no cred-! El g' ence in the statement of Charles j Dl Brewster Ross, a sailor, of Cleveland; J. ' * 0., that he is the Charlie Ross kid- R( napped from his home in German- Li town, Pa., in July, 1874. Li - Ai "I do not believe tms man can oe i Charlie," said Mr. Ross yesterday.: M; . "The proper thing for him to do is ! ^ L to go to German town to thechil- j dren of Christian K. Ross, my moth- Fr er and father of Charlie and be iden- W tified. There was a striking family; resemblance between all of the chil- \ Fr I dreD' H, "I.think Walter L. Ross who was: f1 taken with Charlie, and is now a j J n broker at Xo. 112 South Fourth j < t ? _ u 1? ' street, .Ffiiiaaeipnia wuuiu uc j mail for him to see, as Walter would j r' rememtber Charlie in a minute." j $ }!r Kinara to Conference. ^ Greenwood Journal, 4th. j ^ Rev. James D. Kinard leaves today ^~? for a short visit to Laurens and Clinton, where at the latter place he will f1/ preach tonight in the Methodist iz1 n r l church. He will also attend the New- j ^ ^ berry conference which convenes Fri- j ? B day morning at 10 o'clock, where he i makes an address on the subject of; * ft "Pastoral Visitation." He will be! back home for his regular appointments Sunday morning and evening. I Banks-Taylor. Mr. Jnc. W. Taylor and Miss Cleo V. I wA Banks were married on Sunday, the ; A Dr* nip nO^CATIOffC ^ W Oi u ill O L CllI L, a I LUC Ol. J. a U A O ^ai I > the ceremony being performed hv Rev. | B Y. von A. Riser. This popular yung couple have j A the congratulations and best wishes of hosts of friends. X "I'm sorry you've got to leave Eden and go to work, simply because I j 1 * gave yon the rest of the apple," said the contrite Ere. "Never mind," answered Adam. "The ultimate consumer always gets the worst of it." !? . , iil I HP PU I... ..1?1?^ ?dj| Hand-1 jBnp $15 fHT Uur L No More, Rife FEI g:: ;:: : :; v? ? *? ' ? 1 s&;, . : .V,Kl , # ? ! v'* %*0 ^'wj v;? J No extra c Q? ^IlLa J;.-:7;-vr"'\ double br to your ir ' ## own wor^ BMI I Tnitor Wm-. W'WPtS w All Hf Hat 'I 1109 Caldwell Si flSllir - 0p - ?^;v;N-nvv.V----WC.i ?g sbhmmbmhhfflimbbhbi ??i ibibii??aaag? Buckeve Will change ow Don't you want him? Get busy. A little hard v Look over the list below and see how ( d and published every Tuesday until th Vnf?? vmir f WW J WMI* ildred Wilson 8,000 G bridge Hubbard 46,000 ^ mean Sligh Farrow :6,20c H E. Eison, Jr. 1,300 E )berta Mann 900 h llie Taylor 500 ja llie Killian 1,400 H * Tr f /\/\ * r :tnur j^yser M azie Dominick 400 0] . R. Reid 600 j0 snry D. D:rrch 500 ped Jones 1,400 x ithannial Priessley 5,900 w >land Hutchison 7.200 ank Bowers ' 3,200 urray Mcintosh 1,500 T; srman Calvert 1,700 o. D. Bovlston 1,800 7), th Boozer 500 T. Garrett 1,300 5? ither Boozer 200 \\ L. Creed 300 \\ W. Mills ico t* iroline Williams 1,206 \\ . S. Spearman Jr. 200 \\ irrie Russell 200 t =o. Sanders 300 q ayne Boozer 100 gi liie Stockman 100 j_ >rd Mangnm * 200 jc lessa Wilson 100 Idie Spurlock 200 q C. Thompson 100 G E. Pendleton Jones, J. Y. McFall Come to us for Trunks, Suit Cases, ?Cans jood, Dependa When West-Martin Sa> OO Votes in Pony Contest wit chase or Pi WEST-MAI i > f CLUSIVE i I railored Garments j (tion <toe . I! United $2 Hat No Less, in A!1 Styles, LTS, STIFFS. $ * charges for extra sizes, easteels or Norfolks made idividual measure in our tshops. ! ?? 1 Tailoring & Company L. I. 31alock, Mgr. posite Newberry Hotel 1 > It 1 1 merstiip inZl days iroirk will get him. you stand. The votes will be coune end of the contest. tickets rady Berry 200 rc5ord Lever 100 oyt Nobles 100 ugene Mize / 100 arry Kleckley xoo ,mes Mills King " 100 attie Davenport 100 amie Cline 1,800 la Bell 100 fhn Robert Suber 200 urman Kyser 100 annje Suber 100 rilson Moore * 100 , H. Shannon 2,300 obt. Killian 200 AL'ilcnn ^ or\r\ UUlJ.lia V V iAvJVli ?vv rillie .Koon * 100 L avid vS. Hairis 100 ^aufort Long 400 >rah Duncan 100 \ J. Rinehart " 200 r. B. Kibler 100 m Dn Wyatt 100 CI n. forth Spearman 100 ^ rm..Boulware 100 . J. Oxne* ioo . B. Bedenbaugh > ioo al idie Crump i,8oo m W. Uarnadore ioo >bn Choppell 2,900 Lesley Crapps 900' tis Whitaker * i,5oo uy Wilson 100 , H. T. Cannon, Committee. ('N Flooi Coverings N i.? Jn U1C I UlllllUl w ]x its Oak, its Oak. N h every $1.00 Cash Pur. ayment t is RTIN CO. : T: _______? P? '~"V . EXCURJ T/\ Savannah, Jacksonv & Tamp 'land of Flov Tuftsdav. Senti J 7 1 VIA ?Southern Rt PREMIER CARRIER OF T FROM? i ni i l T4 1_ Spartanourg, BiacKsourg, .kock Anderson, Abbeville, Columl and intermediate points on follov VERY LOW F R. T. Fare Savannah Lv. Greenwood 7.30 pm $3.60 " Ninety-Six... 7.50 p m 3.50 " Dysons 8:02 p m 3.40 " Chappells .... 8* 15 pm 3.25 " Old Town 8.27 pm 3.15 " Silver Street... 8.39pm- 3.10 " Newberry..... 8.57pm 3.00 " Prosperity 9.12 pm 2.90 " Pomaria 9.29 p m 2.80 " Peak 9.41 p m 2.75 " Alston 9.45 pm 2.75 Arrive Columbia... 10 40 p m " Savannah... 6.05 am Jacksonville. 9.00 am " Tampa, via A. c. L. 7.25 p m .... " Tompa, via s. a. l. 5.40 pm' Tickets good going only on Sped; Trains scheduled as above. Ti'^lrotc o-nnH rf>tnrnincr on all Res ?' o c original starting point on or before i To Savannah, Ga., Sept. r9th, 1913. ' Sept. 21st, 1913. To Tampa, Flar, Sej High class day coaches and Pullman charge. A TRIP TO THE TR< Florida: "The Land of Flowers," 1 Wonderful agricultural developments at all over the world. Savannah, Ga.: With its beautiful Shipping Docks, Thunderbolt and Tyb< Sea Foods and Surf Bathing. Fo" full information, Pullman Reserv Ticket Agents Southern Railway, or W. K. McGEE. Assistant General Pass< S. H. McLEAN, District Pass. Agent, i J. R. ANDERSON, Supt. B. R. R. R., W. H. CAFrEY, D. P. A., Charleston R. C. COTNER, Pass, and Ticket Ag't W. R. TABER, Pass, and Ticket Ag OTXCE OF FOAL SETTLEMENT. * Str< Notice is hereby given that I will Don't ? ake final settlement of the estate or neys. i lester C. Foster in the Probate taking E Durt for Newberry County at 11 ful reme clock a. m. on Monday, September where. I i, 1913, and immediately thereafter will soo?a )ply for letters dismissory as ad- ambition inistratrix of said estate. pain, Mr, Sarah L. Foster, cisco, t Administratrix. wonderfi ? _ prompts SEABOARD AIR LXXE. ^ Effective April 27,1913. for indig Subject to Change without Jfotice.) 50c and >'ot Guaranteed. o. 4 Lv. Columbia 5.50 a. m. ^ The P o. 18 Lv. Columbia 4.00 p. m. ^'ewberr; o. 2 Lv. Columbia 6.35 p. m. tem^er 3 o. 36 Lv. Columbia 7.45 p. 13. a11 pupi] Southbound, work on 0. 19 L^. Columbia 7.00 a. in. kept 0. 1 Lr. Columbia 12.10 p. m. ful1 0. 21 Lv. Columbia 5.00 p. m .UI)1 S their gn 0. 3 Lv. Columbia 12.20 a. m. , . , school c rrains 1 and 2, Florida-Cuba Special. temt)er 1 rains 3 and 4, Seaboard Fast Mail. gcatjon rains is and 26. Hamlet local. Trains i and 21 Savannah local. Ticket Office 1225 Main St. Phon^ 8-29-td '4. C. E. Boisseau, Jr., City Ticket ^ gts., Columbia S. C. J. S. Etchberger, The M: rav. Pass. Agent. C. W. Small, Div. long anc iss. Agt. Savannah, Ga.?Adr. ties into / 5I0N ille >a, Fla. unirc f VI u 6, 1913, / lilway. HE SOUTH. Hill, Greenville, 7 I jia, Allendale ping schedule and IATES ! tO Jacksonville Tampa $6.25 . $8.60 6.00 8.50 5.80 8.40 s 5.60 8.25 . \5-50 8.15 5.30 8.10 5.00 8.00 o _ _ _ 4.e>o 7-9u 4.60 7.80 4.40 7-75 4.30 7-75. . . . . v 11 JLia.il! "diiu i\cguiai r jular Trains to reach nidnight as, follows: To Jacksonville, Fla., )t. 24th, 1913. Sleeping Cars without "ipi rs i M. \ -/ .iealth and Pleasure. tracting peop1-* frcm Parks, magnificent ' ;e Island, famous for ations, etc., apply to snger Agent. Columbia, S. C , Anderson. S. C. , S. C, , Spartanburg, S. C. ent, Greenville, S. C. engthen TVeai Kidneys, ^ suffer longer wha weak kidou can get prompt relief by 1ontri/-> "Riftprs th at WOUd^r dy praised by women everyStart with a bottle today, you t feel like a new woman with to work, without fear of . John Dowling of Saa Franrrites:?"Gratitude for tha il effect of Electric Bitters me to write. It cured my in all else failed." Good for r as well. Nothing better jestion or biliousness. Price $1.00, at all drug stores. SCHOOL OFEXO0. ublic schools of the city of y open Monday morning, Sep.5. It is very important that is be present and ready for the first day. Records will by weeks and the first week value. who are not certain as to iding "will meet at the high milding on Thursday, Sep1, to be examined for classiSrnest Anderson, Superintendent. ississipDl River is 3,160 miles I the Missouri, -which empit, is 3,100 miles long. * .-J***-- - ^ t