Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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:.k • I Hi § i m V ? I 1 irc»l Ml KRSOMl ^ 3 Misses Murirfiy H ill enterta : at c«a-di», next Tuesday evening. A M Preveaux of Hendersonville was in town yesterday. N A Carter, of Stokes was in town Saturday. • -*«. Mrs G C Brown sj)ent a few d-iys in Charleston last week. to ■ L. G. IHmer. the freniai ma^is- rate of Bells was in town to day. 0 > A N Smoak one of Snioaks prosp<*rous farmers had business in town Friday. II W Black, Jr and F L Kinsey h ive pone West this week to pur chose horses aed mules. Rev S W Ackerman of Round was a vikitor to Walterlwro Monday. Mrs. G. A. Sauls has returned fr< m a visit to her son I). A Sa^ls of St Helena Island. Mi* Maggie Harley who has been ▼it-iting relatives at St George has returned home. Miss Allice Jaycocks of Hender- ahriville, was in town Saturday, on a rhort visit to Miss Belle Wescoat Miss Bertha Klein of Walterboro is spending several days with friends in town. -Kingstree Record Mrs. Myers, Hanna, of Lake City is visiting her mother Mrs. J, T. R ach, near town. She will be here about two weeks. The Misses McTeer will entertain, in honor of their guest Miss Mariam Rowland, Thursday evening, at cards. How’s this: A little boy came down the street this morning whis tling, “In The Good Old Summer Time”—It was sleeting. Mr and Mrs R. G. Wiggins and 8>n Robert, of Norfolk, Va. are s; ending some time in town at the Henderson Honse. Mrs Joi'eph Padgett of Bell and d aughter and Mr Allen Padgett were the guest of Rev B F Halford on Friday the eight of Nov. Mr.-and Mrs. W. J. Taylor went to Agusfea Saturday spending Sun- d iy in that city very pleasantly, t! ey returned Modnay evening. Miss. Annie Wright one of Mar I l>o rough’s charming young 1; < ies who is in charge of the pleas- a t Grove school was in in town Saturday. M iss Bertha Gatch and Mr Rob- • c: t Bailey were happily married at t*>e home of the briues parents near Pleasant Grove Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock,► W. M. Blocker has purchased a lot adjoning the residence of Mr. Detreville on which he is orecting a handsome Cottage. We are glad to note this spirit. “Tom” Ellis, of Charl&ston, is in town visiting Hr. C. H. Es’Dorn. Tnis is Mr.|Ellis’ first visit to our city, and, seemingly he is enjoying himself. Mrs H E Burns of Asheville N. C who has been spending some time in town as the guest of her brother, G C Brown, returned Fri day to .her home. Presiding Elder Jones will preach at the Methodist Church Sunday evening and immediately after the services the last Quarterly Confer ence of the year will be held. A large and happy crowd asembled at Mr. G.A. Benton’s home at Get- Binger Sunday’ for the purpose of enjoying a birthday dinner. It was the occasion of the fifty-third anni versary of himself and also the anni versary of the birth of his oldest daughter. A sumptuous dinner was spread and greatly enjoyed. The afternoon was pleasantly conversation and singing Mr and Mrs I sham Padgett, of i Ruffin have returned home aft*w. spending a week with Mrs Alice H Jenkins. Columbia Record.* REGISTEfirj) At the Willi::.™;; House this wees are following: H. F. Fisher, Charleston; C. h Wiggins, Ridgeland; B. R. Ben nett, Lodge; J. 5. Sanders. Mo selle, *A. V. Willis, Charleston, <.y» Mi.sses Rena Wolfe and Muim; Padgett, of lluflin, S. C. h; returned home alter enjoying the festivities of fair week, as to» J ues s of their cousin. Miss ^aoi«* enkins. Columbia Record. A Correction of last week’s issuo t The Shiloh Baptist Church extend d to Rev.* B. F. Halford for ilu* ■ ensuing year a unamnisus call unu he has accepteq and will preach there • on the 2nd Sunday in Dec at 11 o’clock, and on Sa^jrday before at, the same hour. __ The Walterboro merchants are 1 already beginning to get reody for their Xmas trade. The Browu Furniture and Hardware Co have i just received a solid Car of chairs | for their Xmas shoppers, Other! Merchants »re receiving larga shipments. f NOTICE. And The Balance Must Go. 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-1 ed on our books, and a complete description is taken of every paper that passes through qur hands. That is why you never find any errors in your pa* book, and that is why your dealings with our Bank are always pleasant and free from uneasy feelings that your account may possibly be mixed with some one’s else. We never make any loans without taking ample and sufficient security; we carry full insurance against bur glary and fire: our officers are ’Kepi, under sufficient bonds; we are mem bers of the State Bankers Associa-^ tion; steer shy of all risks; and iiV) fact take every precaution to make ' our Bank as strong as any Institu-1 tion doing business in South Caroli na. W’hen you do business with us you can always feel that you are dealing, with straightforw ard honorable gen tlemen men who know their busi ness, and will treat you right. W’e 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. yfe 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, Cashief. John F. Lucas, President. Yes, I have some of the New and Latest Shades of Fall Goods left—that must go. I know that the prices I am ottering them at, that they will have to go; so while they last, it w ill pay you to stop in and see them. Dress Goods 4 — Remember in this line we have Broadcloth, Silking Mohair, Brilliantine, Sharkskin and other kinds. Prices from ioc per yard, to $1.25 per yard. Outing and Canton Flannel Wc are selling them at last year’s prices. * - * ^ Clothing Clothing , v -d ' . Special for the next 30 days I will give ia # per cent oft on all Mens, Youths, and Boys Suits. Now is your chance to a good fall and winter Suit, cheap. Tailor Made Clothing These are the kind that we guarantee to fit you. Over 400 sample for you to select from. Why not mve me a call?. Shoes Shoes Shoes ’A. spent in Honor Roll. The Farmers and Merchants Bank of this place enjoys the distinction of being one of the sixty-odd State banks to form the honor roll for this State. The Surplus and undivided profets of this bank amount ,to 67 per cent of the capital stock. It has. be^n doing businss only five ye ars. ’’Suffered day and night the tor. ment of itching piles, nothing hel ped me notil I used Doan’ Dint ment It cared me permanently. Hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, A la. The only place in town you can find the “Battle Axe” and “Wolfe Brbr.,, Shoes, the kind that makes the foot feel good, and so seldom calls on the pocket- book for a new pair. Hats Caps Caps Hats This IsThlTpIace to find them, as I am over-stocked —Prices to suit you. « Ladies Collars Belts and Ribbons Can be found here at prices that will surprise you Specialties Ladies side and back combs, Barrettes, Cuff and Collar Buttons Embroideries, Neckties, Trunks, Suit Cases, Telescopes, Agateware, Mens Saddles, and ^various other things, that we will take pleasure in showing you, whether you want to buy or not Remember we buy nearly all kinds oi Country Pro duce. See us when you have any for sale. -1 honor rolZT” We take pleasure in informing our friends and patrons that in the report of the Seventh Annual Convention of the Bankers Associa tion held last summer at the Isle of Palms, The Faraers ail lerchaits Baak finds a place on its HONOR ROLL. This result has been obtained by the safe and conservative methods oi its management, and the Bank is justly proud of the distinc tion. Panics in Wall Street do not attect us. We can assure our patrons at all limes courteous and liberal consideration. Ve larite Y—r Accent 4* oomputMl quarterly In tha Savings Dapart- mmnt. Banking ean ba dona aafaly by mall. Fanners and Merchants Bank Waltsrbpro S. €. Capital and Surplus H. W. BLACK, JR. Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Lap- robes, Etc. We handle the Tatlor-Canady Buggies and the Russell Wagons. We have a good sKck on hapd if we can't suit you. will order you any kind you want Prices and» terms right * Horses and Mules - New Stock will be here in a few days, have gone west for them this week. Wait and see them before you buy. V1LTEU0IQ LIVE STOCK & VEHICLE CO. 9 H. W. BLACK, JR., Manager, t _ “Save Your Health. Save M^ecv C- our Store sad sea the Moat Modern Heds in the W orld. -IN OUR Hardware Store The most complete stock of Hardware, Stoves, Ranges. Agateware, Guns, Rifles, Cartridges, Leg- gins, Coats, etc., in Walterboro. Get our prices. 9 <> . u • Brown Furniture ' ' ■ — ■ ' - ■ ■ ■ '■■ ■ 1 ■— ■— & Hardware Co -7 $a.7S up WE carry the largest and best stock of Guitars, Ban* jos, Violins, Mando* tins, Antoharps and Accordians. Also the cheapest and best Improved LEYRA TALKING M A* eHINES which we sell at $6.00 only, with a good selection of 6 Columbia Records. , i. We have always in stock the Columbia cylinder records at 0 25c each and the 10 inch disk records at 50c each. Get die best what you can at ^ $2.oo up m / £ A, counterfeiter has been arrested who is also no mean wri ter of verse. Perhaps the gentle man merely has a perverted notion regarding poetical lioenae. Oxidise A chill owe in every bottle con- form to Natlooal Pare Drag Law. Wot aale and guaranteed by welter- boro Drag Co. 9 11 3 m » J’Tbe bonds of m atrmony Q t.“ not always a good inveatme advisee the Mo ntgo tiser Before the trade ia doted, however, they generally appear haveany »• » ar beat t < . Oxidise A chill oaae la every bottle xsoa- ortne to National Pare Drag Law. or aale and gaaranteed by Waltet- oro Drag Go. 9 11 3 an The Philadelphia Orcheera it going to stick to native mama this season and play the dream waltzes. ,0 That New York man w drop ped a quarter in a slot meter, hoping to get enough gas to kill himself, is dearly a hopeless lunatic. ^ . % That New York fnsio appears quite as mnch of a favorite topic of conversation and discossion with the president as is tariff re vision. , ■ Y* r uL Ju