The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 25, 1907, Image 8
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Xmas! Xmas! Xmas!
Christmas is here in fnii pledge.
J. A. Breland of Ruffin was in
town Moodajr.
Mrs. B. W. Drawdy of Ritter, was
la town Monday. <
Victor Hichman of Fields Point,
was in town Monday.
Pamer Crosby of Mashawville was
in town today.
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Joe Marvin of Hendersonville
spent Monday in town.
Mr. J. Me. D. Pelium of Bootle
was in town Saturday.
“Pinkey*’ the well is resting; it is
enjoying, the holidays. ,
Mias Sarah Kohn of Winthrop
College is in town visiting ! i her
parent.
Mias Estella 3moak and Mrs W. C.
Getsinger was in town
Dots From Sidaoy.
Bee. J. M. Orsren of Waiter boro
will pree£b st Bethany on Satarday
December 1st st eleven o'clock sod
Sunday st 3, 30 P. M.
Hisi (Jarriemay Baxley, of Reesesrille
has accepted s position as teacher of
the school known as Bridge^ school.
Mr and Mrs H. N. Stokes visited
relatives in Wslterboro Tueadsy.
Messrs J D. and T A Byrd and
John Hill went to St (Jeorge Sstur
day.
Mr S P Hsdocks of L'srler, visited
friends in Ibis section Sunday.
Something attracted him this side
Let’s hear from our correspondent
from Bethlehem wake up and give
us the news.
We are expecting weddings bells
to ring soon. With best wishes to
the Press ard Standard. S W B
1 Round Dec 11.
Brant of
Monday.
G. G. Price and P. D. Baxley left
yesterday tor Barnwell, where they
will spend sometime.
Soaeph Leach, of Anderson county
'll (pending sometime in town with
refcti
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A G. W. Way one of Colleton’s
tlive citowns was in town
r. jH ! ]
and Mrs. Geo. A. Benton were
the Xmas shoppers here
Effsct of Porfumos.
A doctor bs« announced that certain
perfume* affected by bis various pa
tient* In time produce an effect upon
those usins them. Violets Inculcate
s predisposition to sympathy and da-
S votion, geranium makes one audacious
and bold, mint generates craft sad
business capabilities. Russia leather
Indolence, while vervain develops a
taste for fine arts.
Glover of S. C. M. A.
the holidays in town
his parents.
Williams kit Meotfer
ter once tasting delicious Vinol. Try
it It it (ails to benefit we will retard
yonr money. John M Klein, Drug
gist, Wslterboro, S. &
Dr and MrsS M Riddle are ini
town mending the holidays
Mr % ana Mrs. E. M. Jones.
Mias Bell Weacoat, who is
a course in stenography at
ton is in town spending the
/. W. Weacoat of
mending Xmas in town
fanjtily of G. C. Brown on
atrfet.
Mias Alma Perry, one of
wfllfc’s attractive ladies,
Mim Carrie May Morrall
d the Xmas holidays with her.
’devil” of The
hapoened to a very aerious
accident, last Friday while feeding
tiw Press, he got his hand (hashed.
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Thoa. R. Bootle; of Charleston
arrived in town a nw days ago. Re
will spend the Xmas holidays with
relatives.
Dit Fletcher Riddle of Bam ter,
hunt to day.
town he was the guest of
E. IT ‘
A. H. Harter, of Charleston,
flagman on the A. C. L. Railroad
Company, is spending a few (taps ia
town with friends.
nding
With
George ftrice, Lriand and Gadsden
Padgett, and J. Prentiss Griffin of
Furman University are spendi
the Christmas Holiday in town
their parents.
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Asher L. Howell who has bemi at
tending college at ThomasvilVe, Ga.,
is spending the holidays with Ms
mother, Mrs. M. P. Howell.
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Samuel E. Boney, representative
of The News and Courier, with
headquarters at Wslterboro, is.
spending Xmas in town.
The Episcopalians will have JKIm
Christinas tree Thursday
December M, between tbo
7 and 9 o’clock.
at Hynm's Han.
Mr. and Mrs. Isham Padgett of
Ruffin, accompanied by Misses
Maud PadmM and Rena Wolfe
spent Monday m town. •
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Among those tm otir streets Mon-
Herndon md W. C. BrnST' ”,
W. W. Smoak, Jr. editor and pr6-
prietor pf The Press and Standard
has been confined to his
abouttm
a day or;
Tamil* snd Tam par am ant
la s tennis lournssmnt (more tmtb-
hUly tbao is s oonfaasiossl) are re-
veaM the good and bad qualities of
human nature. The man who loses
Itaoafully, plays with s bad partner,
without afterwards alluding to hla de-
fldtaadas, and honestly admires an op
ponent’■ shill, may be trusted not to
tall In any other trial of life.—London
pad White.
to-
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Auditors Appointments
I wlil be at tbe following pla as
named below for tb« purpose of taking
tax irturu* for 190*
Cociatraville Wad Jaa 8
Jord»<i*s »tore Thur morning
. Kvuiley itoia Tbar evauiug
HmderanoviUa Monday “
Pariu Turedsy “
huMer* wHaaMlay “
Vkjlltsms TJiarrd«y “
Hclu Friday ^ **
Uiveii«U Monday “
Warrtsn* X Uo*<** Tuesday “
Young* I-land welneeduy "
Adam« Hun Thuraduy '•
Jac‘.» hi boro Friday <. “
Rica I'mtcb Monday ”
Folk btoro Tucsdsy morcinp “
‘ A*bt u Tuesday afternoon •*
Lodge wtduetday morning
Caldwell Wednesday afternoon "
Miley* Thursday morning ' "
Herts Thurwlay afternoon “
ftmoakt Friday "
Jobnsian School Houas Sat Feb
J H Doiids Tueeday “
Ureeu Fond Thursday “
All other days not men iooed above
from January lat to February 90th at
Waltarboro. 3. O.
P. M. MURRAY,
December 16th Oo. Auditor.
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NOTICe.
We give the most careful and
painstaking attention to the deposit
accounts of our customers.
Every deposit ticket and efery
check ifcarefnlly checked and re-
chedked. before and after it i»«Mtsr>
ed on our books, and a complete
description is taken of every ppper
that passes through our hands.
That is why you never find any
errors ia your pass book, and that
is why your dsslings with out Bank
aril always pleasant and ftoe’from
that your account
mpy poaubly be mixed with* somo-
We never make any loans without
taking ample and sufficient security;
we carry full insurance against bar*
gfa|ry snd fire: our officers are kept
under sufficient bonds; we are mem-'
hays of the State Bankers AsSocis-
tioh; steer shy of sll risks; and in
fhdt take every precaution to mike
our Bank as strong as any Institu
tion doing business in South Caroli
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When you do business with us you
cap always feel that you art dealing
with straightforward honorable gen
tlemen—men who know their busi
ness, snd will treat you right.
We pay four per cent on deposits
in our savings department and com
pound interest quarterly.
Our bank is wider Stoke Supervi
sion and our financial condition fab-
shed four times a year for tbd 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 COMPANY
Bargains Bargains
Bargains
1)9 one and all; I will be at Walterboro, on the first Mon-
day in January 1908 with a car load of Kentucky Horses and
Mules. The right kind and size and the ri^ht price. Will
sell at public Auction and private sales. Watt until you see
my aspdc before you buy, you will save money by doing so.
! ** Vouff for business,
j A B. BENNETT.
Holly Hill, S. C
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and patrons that in the,repartof the Seventh
*T Annual G>nvention of the Bankers Associa
tion hpkLlast summer at the Isle of Palms,
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Ferclato^aik |- - —
finds a place on its HONOR ROLL. This
result has been obtained by the safe and
conservative methods of its management,
and the Bank is justly proud of the distinc
tion./ ' - ‘ ' • A i • - - ' •;
Panics in Will Street Ido not aflect us.
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That Present To Her, To
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thing Useful of Course
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D O NOT spend your money for pres
ents that are of no ’ service—get
something tost will be appreciated, ‘ some'
thing that is needed in the house. We,
have them tw fit all purses, from a 10c
picture frame to a $200.00 suite of furni-;
ture.
Following is a few of the many useful
things to be found at our store: Arm
Rockers, in reed oak. ajid mahogony,
Chairs, Tabourettes, Rugs, Hassocks, Aft
Squares, Chickets; Fancy Tables, Work
Baskets, and Tables, Pedestal Dining and
Centre Tables, Easels, Pictures, Frames,
Trunks, Book Cases, China Closets, Chif-
fonirs, Buffes, Parlor Suites, Louges,
Couches, Library and Parlor Lamps,
Toilet Sets, Iron Beds, Springs and Mat
tresses, Cupboards, Desks, Childrens
Chairs, and Rockers, Carriage, Go-Carts,
and a hundred of other thing to be ap
preciated.' In oar
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Hardware - Departmen
can be found pocket knives,- scissors, bo-
ker razors, strops, shot-guns, rifles, loaded
shells, cartridges, hunting coats, leggins,
belts, stoves and ranges.
DONT .FORGET THAT WE WILL
HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
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WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES, ETC.
WISE
Give something that
is aeeded is the Hone
non MM UM CM!
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