The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
Tr1E NEwRERRY HERALD AND NEWS, WEDNES
DIR PROSPERITY LETTER.

PROSPERITY, S. c., Oct. 25.-At last
finally. the dust is about to disappear
and we are enabled to breath more
freely.
Our cotton market is again on boom,
and buyers are anxious at prices rang
ing from y to =.
For information concerning the
Third Party, address J. W. Bowden,
manager, Third Party manufacturing
Company, Columbia, S. c..
The cotton crop is nearly all mar
vested, and we'll nigh all sold.
A new, permanent boarder was re-
ceiyed at Wise's hotel last Saturday.
The peculiarity about this particular
boarder is, that while he is neither deaf
nor dumb, yet be cannot tell his name;
in fact he cannot speak at all, and stu
his vocal organs are all IN perfect
order.
Will J. Mafett left here this morn
ing for Florida where he expects to
make his future home.
The protracted drought has pre-
vented the early sowing OF oats. II
there is sufficiency of rain now, how
ever, there will be large quantities
sowed within the next ten days.
Everybody who wants q good square
meal, and wants to get the full value OF
their money, goes to Prosperity Hotel,
and leave full, happy and serene. ~,
All the men in the "moVement'
who wanted Offices, did not get them,
hence we have a Third Party. More
parties more Offices.
Rev. J.D. Bowles of Orangeburg filled
Rev. Keister's pulpit on Sunday morn
ing, and Rev. E. A. Wingard filled it
at hight. Both of these men preached
fine sermons. :,
Rev. Prof. Voigt of the Theological
Seminary at Newberry will preach in
Grace Church next Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. Keister goes. 10
Orangeburg to assist DR.. Hawkins IN q
series Of meetings.
/ Prosperity High School is in -four
ishing condition, and is increasing IN
numbers.
Business in Prosperity is good. Our
business men are well pleased, and are
constantly replacing their stock with
new orders. Purchasers are likewise
pleased both with the character and
prices Of goods. ...-.
The business men are now contein-
plating supplying a long felt need IN
this place. 1t is building ana equip
ping a small, but first class hotei.
While we have two hotels so-called, IN
be place, neither one is adapted to the
wants of the travelling public, nor IN
keeping with enterprise and progress
of the place. A small, but attractive
and well furnished hotel with modern
conveniences and appliances would ada
materially to the place. It is place
of quiet especially on Sundays, when
is so much sought by weary travellers
and they would come from distances to
a place where they could find elegant
rooms, a good table and quiet with
other conveniences. In connection with
a first class hotel, is the unknown
quality and character of our mineral
we'll which should be thoroughly de-
yeloped; the well itself made attractive
and the qualities medicinal, and guam
titles be ascertained and be widely and
extensively advertised. There is no
question in my mind, as to the GER
tainty of this well being the source OF
unknown healing properties, and at
some future day the right nan or men
will take hold of this enterprise, and
develop its resources and not only ind
a paying, but healing water which
will attract and make a home for the
time being OF thousands of suffering
humanity. Let this matter be properly
introduced to the public in connection
with the hotel. YU-BE.