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M We I WISE | Hardware $ Doors jp ! and Sasl I BLACK'S V Dry Goods J Shoes and Milliner] |<s> A | Prosperity I Furniture Co. t ! "See Ham for V <$> ?> Furoitiire.'5 ! People's I National | Bank. | Bank of Safety | Bank of Prosperity | I Will Loan Money to t | lis Customers at 6 f I Per Cent, on Cotton f f Properly Warehoused t All The News J Prospei A LIVE MARKET i ALL KINDS PRODUCE THE TINY TOTS WILL GIYE A> INTERESTING PROGRAM. Xiterary Sorosis Meeting Postponed? Communion Serriees Sunday? K. of. P. Entertain. Special to The Herald and .News. Prosperity, Sept. 30.?Our town, which at one time was called "Frog Level," well deserves its present name. Prosperity. This page will show our I town to be made up of up-to-date and progressive business men, who invite the farmers from the surrounding country to bring their produce and cotton and cotton seed here, where the Siighrst prices are always paid. Do your trading here, goods and style first class. Invitations have been sent out to | the cradle roll reception of Grace church Friday afternoon by the superintendent, Mrs. J. L. Wise. An interesting program will be rendered by the tiny tots. The K. of P. Lodge was visited on ' Monday evening by Grand Officer C. D.' Brown of Abbeville. (Mr. Brown's visiJ i u-as enjoyed by all the members. After ! the business meeting an ice course was ! < served. Miss Iris Perry leaves Fridav for her ihome in Ridgeland, after a visit to Miss Mary Lizzie Wise. .Mrs. -J. L. semiiuperi 01 i oiumoia is | spending a while with Mrs. "\V. A. [ Moseley. Mr. -T. M. Werts is visiting his da ugh- ; ter, Mrs. J. B. Bedenbaugh of Pomaria. Mrs. 0. S. 'Miller spent Tuesday in J Believe in | i'j.D.Quattlebaum if I Eggs - - 25c I | DO ? ni l t r" 11 i $ thickens lac.io li | Hens 12c. lb V t < > V . ? v 1 Is. T.Kohn X * <*> t 4> j' ? ! FERTILIZERS. n f y ; <$>?$. .? < >}?<$>? ?*> <S> | * ! I C. I WYCHE * t ' I ? ?' T | i Druggist. % % ' ?5? *5* | $ j* V ? I i A. N. CROSSON | $ I i General < I I ? } I ! Merchandise j if. <: * <*> ; 3* <$> <8? * 5* <?> nn The j /2\ _ _ * * n t Range t |> o v ! Eternal ! V <$ <?> V ' <?> '< Xboxit 'ous Prosperity Columbia. Mrs. L. S. Bowers and Miss Bess I are -visiting in Columbia. Mr. Robert Counts, who has been with the telephone company at Batesburg, will come home to take charge of night central here October 1. Misses Virginia and Doris Kinard of Little Mountain spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. B. Hartman. Mr. Arthur Burnett of Greenwood visited Mr. Jake Singley for a few days this week. Mrs. Xunnamaker will return in a few days to Columbia, after a visit to 'Mrs. B. B. Hair. Mr. J. C. Taylor leaves October 1st for Batesburg and his position in the postoffice will he filled by Mr. Pierce Scott. Miss Annie Fellers has returned to Chicora .Woman's college. Miss Ethel Counts will open her school near Pomaria Monday. Miss Isabel Hawkins of St. Luke's spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. H. L. Sealy. The Sorosis will not meet until October 8th, on account of the cradle roll r* o r> & r\ t ? rvn "vr re A ft TVico will "hp i 1 tvv <U1 O* '? wv I hostess. The fall communion services will he held at Grace church Sunday morning. A good deal of cotton is being stored in the State warehouse at Prosperity, j Sofia might well hesitate about be-; coming a seat of war. Look what hap- J ripnpr? thA ntfnmari?Cnliifnhia Pp>-! cord. However, Doe Cook's experience on Ml. Everest was by no means the first time 'he has encountered a frost.?The State. I ' k/ M. Our Town. I. ! E.W. WERTS I /.\ f v V J $ 1 T * i Hardware I t t i ^ ^ <$> ! I Cotton Buyer ! * I I ^ <s> if I I Ed Counts I <*> < > y i i <?> ! ! ^ i | | Cotton | <* < > ^ I I Weigher I f f 4 /v * I | Fellers ? ! j ! Langford I I 1 Seed Buvers. Meal I V / % I Hulls and Guano f It $ * i $ [ ; HAWKINS BROS j? *^* A | General Merchandise i | | $ i | Seed Buyers I F I * ? T I F. BOBB I f j t Dealer in Shoes, f I Crockery, Furniture, | I Tinware, I | Cheap for Cask | <$> J* From Pastor Asbill. Baptist Courier. j Dr. Z. T. Cody: I have just closed my last meeting on my field, and will try and give you and the Courier read' ers some idea of what has been ac-! j I ccmplished. * * * I Rev. W. J. Nelson of Rock Hill as- j sisted at Cross Roads, beginning first Sunday in September and closing th = next Saturday morning. Too uajcu could not be said of our meeting. Brother Nelson's preaching, through the power of the Spirit of Christ, greatly revived the' church. He is a preacher of ability and power. As a partial result of this meeting I baptised three, one had been a candidate since last year for baptism. There seems to be unity of purpose in all three of the churches. Since coming on the field in the spring of 1913 I have baptised thirtyone. This number looks small, but there are only about 200 members in the field. With the hearty co-operation of the Saluda church we have been able "if 1 ine war is on." to ouiia a nice par- j sonage at .Chappells, which is a six- ! room building. The building is finished i with the exception of painting. The ! church owns one and three-fourths j acres of nice land with the lot. This j has been long needed, and the church J of Saluda is to he commended for its accomplishment. j I have resigned the field, and shall j expect to hear of great things coming j to pass in the near future. Excuse this long letter, it is the first time I have given any account of my work here. G. T. Asbill. | Chappells, Sept. 22. j When all the Balkan nations get mobilized as a matter of precaution, they will start fighting as a matter of aggression.?Florida Times Union. i % 1 "* 1"" Come and L\.Vi..'*4 A4s.V. c v v + yy + K' * ^ + } Oil Mill ! i <f <J- < | Hulls and Meal ! i > < 1 Seed. I I < > * A X -i <8> * << jr V' ^ X v <j < > ,-J-, , f Prosperity | j 2 'f j I Drug | j > ? A ) y. * ^4 ' ? < 1 {Company. | j * t >i & ^ : * A . 4 $ Hunter & Saner | J I I f Lumber f I | Planing Machine! j * . i ! T. A. DOMINICKI j L ? , 1 1 Dry Goods, f 1 f *i 2 < v J. 4 I Shoes, Groceries! 1 i ? i A V A J4 / The greatest ever put on th low orices. If i JL *** , BARGAIN SB ASK TO We are headquarters for means Style, Quality and L | Black 1 I be Convii A A ? /, /\ A A / . %* ? v v v< |j.l.wise| > ; I Cotton ! N/ I Buyerf & > ? ' I | J. D. Quattlebaum { I t i, V : rimmac woitaiic f VUgglCO, IT aguild I I and Harness f * | P. L LANGFORD | > S Duroc Jersey Hog'| | for Service j >\ ' B. B. Schumpert f i & Co. i \ Y i General { j | 3 Merchandise f j YOU VORE ] Whlt-I Weather , .. UWOULDN'T r?r Men VE J dren, t 0 market and 15 < "Tp > for Ladi Best mi 9S anrl ! INT for men line of clothi e market at si ?ou want a REi EUS. > SEE 6121. Shoes. Bostonian, Dorotl ow Prices. We can supply 3 Jry Cio< Prosperity, S. C. 1 need I. I | I Geo. W. Harmon! > i i * I V X ! Dentist. ! I 4> t I sfc x i J. A. DOMINICK | | f ! Fresh Meat ;| { Cattle Wanted f I Phone 50 I ^ /v ~ ^ x, ^ ' I MILLER BROS. I s; | f GROCERIES I I ^ t i Egg aca Poultry 1 j I Dealers. $ j I f ? MAC CI EV DDAC t li I lUUJCLLl DIYUJ | (i | Dry Goods ? j [ Groceries I i I Millinery. f > ? HHHHI ~"1 ^eather Hose I , Ladies and Chilhe best on the at the price. 10 cents. ay Knit ies and Children, ide for wear at SO cents. ER WOVEN at 25 and 50c. I ^ SffP URLEE * LOTHfeS by Dodd and Godman four wants. See us. 1 )ds Co. ^^4