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IPCAl MB PEBSOMI JJOTIOK—Look at yonr licrow rmrd. Tb« (Ucal MOoO October 8Ut. 1907. If yon haven't paid, ton bad batter aee the Town Treaanrer imme- dhrte’y. D. B. Black, Clerk and Treaanrer. R. D. Carter, of Ruffin, was here Monday. I r D. E. Benton Monday. J. B. Black, Jr., of Auiruata, was married October 29th to Miae Nellie Boone, of Port Royal. They left im mediately for Washington for their wedding trip. They reached Wal- terboro last night on their return, spending night at the home of Treas urer R. E. Jones. Ben’s many friend in Colletfn will be pleafed to learn of his happiness. was J. Steve Robertson, of Stokes, had a cost’y experience some days ago. He gave a negro, Frank Washing- on our streets ^ on a yourig man about 32 years i old, with left leg shorter than right, treasurer, went to ! t fro ™ Grten Pond a five 'dollar h:II to got changed. He left the change if he got any, and now Mr. Robertson is anxious to meet him again, and would be pleased to hear from him. R. E. Jones. Lodge Monday. A, Q. Padgett of Omega was in town Monday. J. C. Padgett of Williams was in town Monday, W. W. Smoak, Sr. of Smoaks was in town Sunday. Lieut. E. T. Hiers of Round in town Monday. Dr. J, B. Padgett,. of Ruffin, in town Monday. Dr. W. A. Kirby* of Cottageville was in town yesterday. J. S. Jordan of Round was among the visitors here Mqfcfday. Joseph Marvin. Jr. of Henderson ville. was in towp Monday. H. D. Padgett has returned from ifeJMda. a visit to relaMfla Mr. and Mrs. A. Hendersonville JL Speights of here to-day. gone to Sheffield, decided to locate. U«G. Bearii hai Ala., where he has Mias Miriam Rowland, of Green ville. ia visiting Miss Jennie Mc- NOTICE We give the most careful and painstaking attention to the deposit accounts of our customers. Every deposit ticket and every check is carefully checked and re checked before and after it is enter ed on our books, and a complete description is taken of every paper that passes through our hands. * That is why you never find any errors in your pas book, and that is why your dealings with our Bank are always pleasant and free from uneasy fealiiup that your account may possibly he mixed with some one’s else. We never make any loans without Mim Mollie Week iq Char Mr feSS? 6 ' dubihqbb* we cany full Insurance against bur glary and fire; our officers are kept qndjMr bondr; we are mem bers of the State "Bankers Associa- i Chaplin spent last tion; steer shy of all risks; and in feptapt' fjfitinp velar; la* take e*e*r precaution to make I /’ r our Bank m.strong as any Institu tion tioifig hustness in South Caroli- inkley and 90n, Jim. of St. were here yesterday on S. M. Riddle, of Sumter, is her parents, Mr, and Mrs. ones. ~- L, N. Hlott, of Stokis, has ac cepted a position with , the Jones Carbonating company. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smoak of Smoaks were guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Black Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Cousart visited their old home at Fort Mill last week returning Saturday evening. , Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor •£/"Ad ams Run were in town yesterday, having made the run in Dr:'Taylor’s auto. Hon. J. S. Griffin, M. P. Howell, Esq., and C. C, Tracy, Esq, had bus iness yesterday at Hampton where court is in session. . %irs. H. W. Jc Elizabeth, now of to town Saturday,t_ Mrs. E. G. Strobel: and daughter, >me. Ga., came wither mother. When you do buainem With ns you can always feel that you are dealing with straightforward hongmUe gen tlemen—meft who know thair busi ness, and will treat you right. We pay four per cent on deposits in our savings department Uh4 com pound interest quarterly. » .Our bank is under State Supervi sion and our financial condition pub lished four times a year for the ii> formation of our patrons who in crease in number constantly. All business is strictly confidential and private. * *•' We wish to do business with afl the good people of our county—W# appreciate all the business you give us. Yours very cordially, COLLETON BANKING CO., 4 R. L. Fraser, Cashier. John F. Lucas. President. Miss Ethel Godwin of Edgefield began the Pye School Monday morn ing Miss Godwin reached town Saturday evening, Messrs. Wise and Wilson, rapre- senting the Comptroller General’s office, are again in town checking the Treasurer’s office. 4 - Miss Bessie Compton of High Point. N. C. is teaching the school afc Round. She has a large and success fully conducted school. John Crosby Sr. of Ruffin, has some fine sugar cane. We know for he brought us a stalk 20 joints high Monday. It was planted May 4. Dr. and Mrs.' C, H. EiDorn and Mis. W. N. Lariacy were called to Charleston Thurtemy on account of the death of Mrs. Lariscy’s mother, Dr. and Mrs. 8. G. Willis of Cot- tageville were visitors to Walterboro yesterday. Dr. Willis entertained the medical society at dinner at the be tel. I'] B. Levy, postmaster, has return from Washington and New York, where be has been in attendance upon the meeting of the poat- ”8offered day and night tha tor ment of itching piles, nothing hel ped me until I used Dos n’ Oint ment It cored me permanent!?.”— Hon, John R Garrett, Major, Girard, Alar Some , * i ■ ■■ Reasons Rev. B. F. Halford has accepted a mil to preach at Shiloh Baptist Church the first Sunday in Decern and the S her at 11 o’clock before at 11 o’clock. Saturday A new hurinem will be opened up in n few days at the old stand of the Halford Hardware company to be known as the Walterbory Book am Notion Store. Watch for the ad. C. D. May will leave Friday for the West, where he goes to purchase two car loads of horses and mules. Mrs. May and niace. Mia Edna Mc- Teer, will accompany him. It seems that the counting of nos- *Yea He "N Laughed because he was pleased. Come in and we will make you laugh for the same reason. We have not done much advertising up to now, but we are going to try a little Printer’s Ink to tell the buying public of the many things we have to sell. Watch lur space - OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE and we enumerate herewith a few items/ Come see them. and Bfpadcloaths Mohairs Henrietta Cloth Silks Worsteds Ladies long black k 6oc to 1.50 per yard 50c to 1.25 per yard 25c to 1.00 per yard 25c to 1.50 per yard ioc per yard and up per pair Hose, linens, handkerchiefs, etc. etc. WINTER CLOTHES Mens flece lined suits, cotton, % 1.00 per suit Ladies fiece lined suits, cotton. 1.00 per suit Childrens dece lined suits, cotton, 50c to 1.00. Mens woolen suits, very good, 3.00 per suit Ladies, in same, 2.00 Mens Ties 25c to 50c. Mens shirts 50c to 2.25, Mens Socks 10c to 50c. Stetson Hats 4.00 to 5.00 Other makes 1.00 jo 3 00 The celebrated Crossett shoe for men 4-00 per pr. The celebrated Crosset shoe Bench made 5.00 pr The Abbott ghoe tor men 3.50 Boys Crossetts 3.0a Ladies shoe, direct from factory 2.50 to 3.25. Infant shoes, soft soles 25c to 75c Childrens shoes 65c to 1.75 Ladies Overshoes 49c per pair. Mens Overshoes 75c. GROCERIES Full line of Groceries/fresh and pure. Heinz pre serves and pickles^oat-meal, canned apples, peas and beans, etc. etc. . . * ' 9 Our 'phone No. 8a and we are always glad to be celled up. Ask us anything you wish to know, Our aim is to please by good service. Special Sales For This week Only. ' EMBROIDERIES: The cboiowt collection In Wtlterboro at from 2*c bar yard to 600 per yard. Dome early and tret a piece before it ia all gona, Tbia la one of cm specials for this week just dlea He yon. CROCKERY: A show window fnl) of dishes, plates, bowls, pit chers, Cfcpa and saucer*—at the low-price of of loc a piece. Don't „ miae this sale. Itaroingand yon to f will want some. We can mend thia ware. Come quick. Satisfaction or your money back without a word—we > . mean it J « A# Walterboro Branch—Cnarleston District BETWEEN GEREN POND Alfo EHRHARDTS SOUTHBOUND 4th 345 Loral Freight 3d 3d ClaM)ClM»^ 9" 7 why ybu zhould deposit* with FAR MERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Our Capital Stock is $15,000,00 fully paid up in money. Our Surplus and UNDIVIDED PROFITS are nearly $10,000.00. Our Stockholdara are composed for the moat part of badness men and Farmers who live in Colleton county and contribute to its pros perity. Our Directors are; A. Wichman, C. D. May, G. W. Raysor, Jno. H. Peorifoy, R. H. Wichman and A. H. Wichman. / •• Of course we like all other State Banka are under State supervision and governed by State Banking Laws. We are always prepared to extend liberal accommodation to our depositors. As an evidence that 6 80 I 42 ar7 0& PM PM 1 16 «d) 1 80 S 28 2 65 3 24 8 60 4 20 4 50 5 10 MU«d A M 9 25 817 10 00 10 2Uf 10 47 11 00 11 16 11 30 11 601 Id Effect Sunday, Oct. 2oth, 19o7. ’ Dailf exceyt Sunday. STATIONS. Ls UREBN POND Ar RITTERS WALTERBORO STOKES RUFFIN *4 a \ 4 WILLIAMS CALDWELL J LODGE ' Ar EHRHARDTS La NORTHBOUND 3d— ih 3d ClttBft Cl its 8 i 344 Mixed AM 7 60 . 88 7 15' > *■»! FMgta AM AM 4 45 U 38 4 *3 U 00 4 10 8 42 3 24 3 14 t 2 59 2 45 2 80 10 10 9 10 9 20 8 80 8 80 8 10 7 10 7 00 aJSSSEL helped S? #th * r pt0ple ' 0ok 0ntbC,e thinS * at the various ctarehea. About 250 penona were at church Sunday, County treasurer R. E. Jones, met his appointment last Week but It asams that be didnt strike the Cotton market right, as very few are dmb taxes. The Treasurer r of pudding and 11 go to Ruffin Williams this we do out year. deposits increase each Hie Farmers and Among those who had business in Charleston from here Friday may be mentioned, Hon. Jas. E. Peurifoy, Col, Jas. G. Padgett, J. M. Walker Esq., Dr. W. B. Ackerman. E, D. Lemacks and Eli Benton. Capt J, D. Ackrttnan of Cottage- ville S. C. has been appointed oy Govenor Ansel a Commissioner of Election to attach Adams Run Town ship to Charleston County an reco- mendation of delegation from Col leton County, -Mr. Johnie Paybc died Friday evening about 5 o clock at Hender sonville Funeral services was con ducted at 9 P. M. and the body was taken tfi Charleston Saturday morn- M —1- ——a.- D_^l_ v ing,The family have the sympathy Merchants OanK Of the entire commity, KILLthi cougi am CURB tmi lungs Dr. King’s New Discovery FORCSUB" TiM AUD Mi. 7MBOAT AND LUM TROUBLES. ob MONET RgnnroxDi JohYt M Klein. He who sleeps much leans lit tle.—Spanish. Hot buckwheat cakes for breakfast cure t multitude of •int. 300 IRON BEDS Jus think of it—we have contracted for these through The Furniture Dealers Association. We will save 20 per cent on this deal and will give you this 20 per cent on all spot CASh Purchases as fong as they last. , , _ We are now selling for- and have cut prices on everything to reduce our immense stock. tu/k r»/. i >%»■ • 4*' mmm A few more of those Machines left at $24.75 -IN OUR- Hardware Store « The most complete stock of Hardware, Stoves lunges. Agateware, Guns, Rifles, Cartridges, Leg- gins, Coats, etc., in Walterboro. Get our prices. .# Brown Furniture & Hardware So B. ^ V tv)) carry the largest and best stock of Guitars, Ban* jos, Violins, Mando* tins, Autoharps and Accordians. Also the cheapest and best Improved LEYRA TALKING M A« CHINES which we sell at $6.00 only, with a good selection of 6 Columbia $3.00 lip $3.75 up Records. We have always in stock the Columbia cylinder records at 25c each and the 10 inch disk records at 50c each. Get the best what you can at . ^ DIED—This morniugat an early hour, Susie Dreunan, infant daughter of Kent, and Mrs. F. A. Drennan of this place. Her re- maii.a were taken to Mar’a Bluff in Marion Oounty. the family burying ground. Oxidine A chill care in every bottle con forms to National Pare Drag Law. For sale and guaranteed by Walter boro Drag Go. 9 It 3 m ra ’The bonds of matrimony are not always a go>l investment.” advises the •MotUg-n ery Adver tiser Before the trade is closed, however, they generally appear jO have any getnch quick scheme _n ear beat to a standstill. 4 Oxidine A chill care in every bott!4 oon- ones to National Pare Drag Law. or sale and guaranteed by Walter- °oro Drag Co. 9 11 3 m ' The Philalelphia Orchesra is pbing to stick to native music this season and play the dream waltzes, 4/ ’’ ; '0 That New York man who drop ped a quarter in a slot meter, hoping to get enough gas to kill himself, is clearly a hopeless lunatic. That New York fusion appears quite as much of a favorite topic of conversation and discussion with the president as is tariff re- visidn. t>