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l-UL.U LPCAl MO PERSOMI Isham Padgett of Ruffin ia in town to day. W. N. Jones of McLaurin was in town Monday. J. F. Strickland of Grover waa in to see ur last week. NOTICfl. give the moat careful We give the moat careful and painstaking attention to the deposit accounts of our customers. Every depoait ticket and every check is carefully checked and re checked before and after it is enter ed on our books, and a complete d«*8crif>tion ia taken of every paper that itaases through our hands. # l That is why you never find any j errors in your pass book, and that is why your dealings with our Banlf*-* an* always pleasant and free from uneasy feelings that your account W. A. Durant of Gottageville wasin town Fii'lay. J. C. and T. R. Strickland of Stokes had business here Monday. H. D. Padgett Jr. of Ruffin spent may possibly be mixed with some- Surulay in Charleston. j one’s else. We never make any loans without taking ample and sufficient security; we carrv full insurance against bur- < today )Ie88, ° nal am * ^ re: ouf °^ icer9 are under sufficient bonds; we are mem bers of the State Bankers Associa tion; steer shy of all risks; and in fact take every precaution to make our Bank as strong as any Institu- Mrs H. E. Bruns of Ashville is tion doing business in South Caroli- Hon. J. M. Benton, coroner, was in town Monday. J. G. Padgett had professional business at fcnrhardt Miss Kate Langdalc of this place, is teaching school at Ravenel* G. A. Benton and G.SJ. Yarn of Getsinger had business here Monday yisiting her brother G. C. Brown. J. M. Padgett, magistrate at Jacksonboro, was in town Monday. W. W. Smoak Sr visited his son W. W. Smoak, here from Friday to M o.day. v Salkehatchie at our office na. When you do business with us you can always feel that you are dealing with straightforward honorable gen tlemen men who know their busi-' ness, and will treat you right. We pay four per cent on deposits in our savings department and com pound interest quarterly. Our bank is under State Supervi sion and our financial condition pub lished four times a year for the in formation of our patrons who in crease in number constantly. All business is strictly confidential and private. We wish to do business with all the good people of our county—We appreciate all the business you give us. Yours very cordially, COLLETON BANKING CO., R. L. Fraser, Cashier. John F. Lucas, President. Any work is honest when hon estly performed. *— f Lucas-Stokes Married at the home of the brides parents, Miss Deanie Lucas to Dr. I. N. Stokes, at 12 o’clock - noon Tuesday, October 15th., 1907. Rev. F. A. Drennan officiated. This popular young couple have the best- wishes of their many friends. W. C. Blocker of was a welcome visitor Monday. Miss Estella Smoak, now teaching the Getsinger school was in town Friday night and Saturday. S. B. Saunders of Stokes was in town Monday. Friend Saunders is looking better since — Mi*s Hattie Goodwin of Little Swamp was a pleasant visitor to friends in Walterboro Saturday and ; Sunday. , Mr. Albert Lariscy of Youngs Is- - land who spent a few days with his sister Mrs. L. R.Hiott hasnturned home accompanie l by Mr. L. R. Hiott. Died Jacob Rentz of Islandton at his old home Sunday * afternoon at 2 o’clock in the 80tn year of hisatge. Interment Monday at his family . burying ground. W. G. Hiott lost his entire gin nery at Iron's x Rords, -losing twen ty live bales of cotton. The canse of the fire was a hot box. There was no insurance. Mrs Mary E Farmer of Allendale foi mer citizen of Walterboro and widow of the late Judge C. B. Fai mer died at her son’s residence in Allendale. Interment at family burying ground Allendale. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Padgett of Jacksonville, Fla., are spending ^ sometime with Mr. Padgett’s father, J. C. Padgett of Williams. Mr. Padgett was injured some time ago in a railroad wreck, but is getting better fast. J. L. Copland, president of the Ehrhardt Banking Company spent Friday night in town trying to in terest Walterboro capital in the proposed B, E. W. railroad. He is a good promoter. < Died at her home near Smoaks Wednesday, Oct. 9 Mrs. A. R. B. Smith. Interment, Thursday at the family burying ground. She leaves a husband and seven children, the youngest an infant % l desire the delegates, of the Sun day Scrool Convention on arriv ing Friday morning to meet at the Methodist church, they will then lie assigned to their home while with us. C. "M. Grace, Sup:. Roy G Price, one of the "inky- ... , fingered devils” at The Press and w ”y you should deposite with FAR- Standard office, accepted a position MERS AND MERCHANTS BANK with the Chicago C rayon Co. “Bar- „ ^ ^ ^ _ gain”, as he was called, was a steady Our Capital Stock is $15,000,00 worker, and we hope for him sue- fully paid up in money. CeSS - Our Surplus and UNDIVIDED The committee from tjie Grand PROFITS are nearly $10,000.00. Jury appointed to examine the, county offices have been in session Uur Stt>ckholdeni are composed • - this week. They st em to have struck f or ,hc most part of business men anottur “snag and may have to , „ . .. . „ stop again;! efore completing their am * 1’® rmcrs "'ho hve in Colleton ’’Suffered day and night the tor-* ment of itching piles, nothing hel peU me until 1 used Doan’s Oint ' ment it cared me* permanently.”— Hon. John U Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala. A whole lot of onion men ' paraded together on Labor Day who will vote against caoh other on election day. Some .-s Reasons HOW IS THIS ? A $60 New Royal SEWING MACHINE FOR ONLY .y $24.75 (woods NOT \ CHEAP IOB MACHINE A8 OFFERED BY CATALOGUE HOUSES BUT A STAND ARD MAKE AT LESS THAN vu OLKSALE •COST* ******** Reasonable Prices ftmaYiMr ; 1! Do you know that I purchashed a large proportion of my fall good. SIX MONTHS ago and the balance I went direct to the Northern Mirkets and purchased „ and I am giving my customers the benefit of these prices. Space will riot allow me to enumerate prices on all of my stock, so I will only ask yoj to stop in, see them, and let us give you prices lace to face. Dress Goods This line consists principally of Broadcloth, Silkine Mohair, Brillia nine, Sharkskin, Cashmeres, and va rious other kinds in the latest shades. Prices range irom ioc to $1.25 per yard. You should see them. Clothing Clothing If you don’t need a suit, you had better not see this line—for it very tempting and the best and prettiest line I have ever had Pries: Mens Suits 55.00 to $16.30 per suit. Youths Suits $4.50 to $9.00 per suit. Boys Suits $1.50 to $5.00 per suit. Mens Pants $1.00 per pair and up. Bdys Pants 25c per pair and up. VUYfASYTO fraiii * «. *: , J. Tailor Made Clothing Remember, these suits are hand made to fit and the fit is guaranteed by me. I have over samples for you to select from. I have satisfied believe I can satisfy you, as I have had ten years perience in this work. Shoes Shoes Shoes youT° 400 and ex- f Mens Shoes, Ladies Shoes, Boys Shoes, Girls Shoes, Childrens Shoes, infact shoes for all, and they are the famous "BATTLE AXE” and "WOLFE BRS. M too, they need no comment. •* .> * Hats And More Hats D 9 , ^ ■ M I am overstocked on Men and Boys Hats and^Caps so if you are hard to please—give me a call. Neckties NEW ROYAL Six Drawer Ball-Bearing Auto matic Lift Drop-Head Cabinet la conspicoona for ita unequaled range of family of aeration, simplicity, durability, workmanahip, aa well work, ease of operation, aimplicity, durability, workmanahip, aa well aa handaome appearance. A machine on which every kind of family aewjng can be done with the leaat physical ami mental *flort. The most delicate lady need not hesitate to run it ami it is simple enough for a child to use. NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER THE HEAD BARTS of the machine are all case-hardened steel and are made to stand lodger and harder everyday service than an other. The entire contous of the machine is in excellent taste, an this, combined with the finest woodwork made, results in an Ideal Perfect Sewing Machine: a delight to the eye of the most lastidious, a thing of beauty and a joy forever The NEW ROYAL is equal »o the liest Sewing machine made. Is 'supplied with the Latest Attachments, etc , and is fully v ar ran ted for ten years. J to suit the most fastidious dressers. •• y wevk. county and contribute to perity. Our Directors arc: A. proi>- ' JJrs. A.H Jacliles and children, Vcta and Jame.-t K. returned Mon- <la> old home BuiTalo. N, Y. ’Iliey hate resided at C. D. May, G. W. Itaysor, Jno. the home of her brother. Dr, John. ‘ .1. Klein for nearly five years, anil it is with rertet that thcpcople here s£o them leave. The Colicton County Maaicaj So ciety will not meet on the 29th of this month as noted previously on account of this date conflicting with • State , Fair. The ndxt meeting will be at 'Walterbom at 12 o’clock Nov 5th. . “Ralph Bingham!” ' • ; ‘ rj ‘-' i '£ |t\ - * Just obe week from to-night and we ahell heve the very great pleas- wte oTenjoying this laugh-making It is useless to quote paid him. You know; and you 23rd, you Wichmcr, It. Peurifoy, li. H. Wichman and .k. HI Wiehman. *, Of course we like all other State Banks arc under State supervision &nd go\- led by State Banking Law's. We are always prepared to extend^ liberal accommodation to our depositors. As an evidence that other people look on these things as we do our deposits increase • each year, Ladies Colors and Ribbons j I have ladies collars cheaper than you can buy the material and make them, prices 5c to 25c. I also have many kinds and colors in ribbons, prices 5c to 25c ptfr^rd. Specialties - / Ladies side and back combs, Barrettes, Cuffs and Collar buttons. Embroideries, Trunks, Suit cases. Telescopes, Agateware, Mens Saddles and various other things, that we Will take pleasure in showing you Only 25 at this price. Terms cash with order. Money refunded if you are not perfectly satisfied. Don’t wait until they are all sold and then teT us we didn’t have them. Brown Furniture & Hardware Company *«v rngtasonyi"T* H. W. BLACK, JR. 5. FINN’S Jewelry Store. Tetterir. Ck Jr The Farmer* and Mi , - 'V- --.v ' J N Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Lap- . robes, Etc. YVe handle the Tailor-Canady Buggies and the Russell W^agons. YVe have a goo^ stoc^-on band if we can’t suit you will order you any kind you want Prices and terms right % ,7 . 1, * , WALItRBODQ LIVE STOCK & VEHICLE 10- It. VV. BLACK, JR., Manager. "ia. a.-, Stubborn «kin dl^ases r\rr» pro r np {tly nod permHttently cuivd yv the - US') ofTelteruu*. it fitS worked won- ders for otheri*, it will do the 8.-1 no* for you. PlijAicuuil prcearih<* anU druggiKt endorse it as a most ctlio'ive rrniHly for the worst of rett^r, K i xema, Erysi^Us, UImjm. Chafe*, Insect Bites, Ho. o'^Cfit^irilrng stores, 4»r*eiit. p iHtpti l. frdm the mritiii- facturer, J T SIiuptriu6, Bavannah. } Ga. Bathe with Tetterme Soap, 25c Cake. A comfort iag thing tor women is bow they know ihiaa* areuT true, but believe they are’. V • *.V, v*#.* ■ i‘. Mr*. Alexander Sincith Death. Tuesday morning Mrs. Tex. Sineath died after five week,* illness of Typ ioid foveV. *She leave* seven children, a h.sband and another to mourn her* lost. She a’a* greatly Loved by all who knew her and will tie missed by her many relatives and friend*. Her remains were !a<d to rest in Penile Cemetery. Oxiciue V. chill rare, la *rery bottle ooe« orm* to Na<io««l Pare Drag Lew. or ra'e and gaaramatd by Walter boro Drag Co. Dll 3 m Caster oil is about the bei core v lbr love iickne a 4 Oxidine A chill jeore la every to National 'Pam Drug For aale and jta*rai>t«*4 by “ bofo Drag Or 0 11 3 u Law. un w yz.A J