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V » rn*- tj s*. i I Local and Personal ;; i Deposits Individual Deposits of Banks Cash on hand and in other Banks Capital paid in ... Surplus R. O. Carter of Rutfin. had busi-1 ness in town Saturday, ' J. M Kinsey was in to see Us Sat* j urday. • I*rof John H. Wilson, of Smoaks, was here Saturday. Mivi Enina Bryan, who is teaching I UieXirace sch»»ol t w as here Saturday. Kliiott Solomons-of Savannah is in town visiting his sisters Mrs. (.. S. Fishburn** and Mr*. R. H. VNichman. Mi>s Wilhelmina Strobe! has ac- cepteil a position with A. NV ichman & S<*fi as h> >k keeper. Mr ar l Mrs. J. S. Glover, of Po- catahiro were here Sunday on a vis it to relatives. .1 H. Fender, one of the leading citizens of Ehrhanlt. had business in m town Satuitlay. John T Duncan, editor an } mana ger of the Columbia Recorder, was in town yesterday on business. Mrs T. G. Kershaw, Mrs W. W. Davis and Miss Mollie Chafilin left yesterday for a day’s visit to (Colum bia. Misa With Hyrne, of Pinapo)is. la visiting Mrs. S. M. Crosby and other relatives and friends in Wal- terboro. J. W. Bunton and sons, Corbitt, Douglas aud Kajmon. of Hender- aonv-ille, wen* in town Saturday shopping. J. A. Bassett and family of Ehrh* ardt, have moved near to town on the farm of J. M. Bishop, where they will reside this year. Prof Hugo S. Strickland of Wil- liamft. was in town hViday night, returning to his home Satuiday morning. A S. Morrall the leading furniture dealer m Beaufort, and formerly a resident of Walterboro, was in town lastfeeek «n attendance upon court. Gi W Glover, has accepted a posi- tioafwith the Cash Mercantile Co. wherr he will be pleastnl to see his fiier.iLs. Mrs. K. L. (Campbell and son, Cha»nel. of Yelvington, Fla., have returned home after spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamen Goodwin, of Little Swamp. Miss Julia Finlavson of New York is in biwn with her sister. Mrs. Henry Cauthen. She will be here for the winter, o Mr.^D. R. Black and family, of Waite Hum. are on a visit to the family of Mr. L. M. Aver in the Clear Pond section.--Bamlierg Her ald. Mrs. J. M. Wits**ll who has been in Cha/'teston several weeks at an in- lirmiry undergoing treatment, re- turneil to town Monday, much im proved in health. A. H Herndon reports that Satur day morning on going to his lot he discovered a full grown deer stand ing there. He called his son to shoot it but ii got olF, though it was hit. Deer in this locality are scarce. ^ Rev Curtis, Mrs. Curtis and Miss Rooa loti yesterday morning to at tend the marriag? of Harry G. Cur tis to-day to Miss Bessie Curtis of Mt. P>;«sant Mr. Curtis is the eld- ♦wtsoh of Rev. and Mrs. Curtis The * i your.g married people will make^t heir* a, ‘i M i rs , I ' ,a .^ t ? n _ i __ \J. home nt Charleston. ■HAVE FIVE PATENT! **i i.> COLLETON RANKING CO. WALTERBORO. S. C. $200,000 2.700 . 181,(100 10,000 . 12.300 THERE ARE GOOD REASONS FOR THE ABOVE FIGURES % The very large amount of deposits indicates that the people have confidence in the strength of the bank and the safety of their money on deposit and that those who deposit money in this bank are treated right. » $12,300 surplus is 123 pek cent of the capital stock and is the result of the confidence the offi cers have in their bank and their appreciated cor tidence of others. This surplus fund was made up as follows: Paul Sanders, director, turned over his check on dividend account for $2,935.20 From net gain of Bank in 1909 $3,415.45 Jno. F. Lucas, president turned oveft his check on dividend account for $3,024.15 E. L. Lemacks. vice president, turned over his check on dividend account for .. $2,935.20 Total turned over as surplus by officers of bank $ 12.300 HIGH UP ON HONOR ROLL OF S. C. BANKS. The above showing entitles this bank to a position high up on the Honor Roll of the banks in this State. There are but few banks whose surplus is 123 per cent of their capital stock. Our watch words are Financial Strength and Safety. Your funds intrusted to u# will be safe. We invite your patronage. Jno. F. Lucas, Pres. R. L. Fraser, Cashier. x EHRHARDT LOCALS. Ehrhardt. Jan. 14, Special: Mrs Bessie Nettles and little daughter. May. of the Pine Grove section, are here on a pleasant visit to her Aunt,’ Mrs Lilia Kmard. H W Carter of Lodge vi?iteil his daughter a few days ago. MrsJ A Copeland ami children are at home again from an ex lent its! visit to her grandfathers. Maj Jt*e. Carter’s of Lodge. Mrs Henry Herndon and son were at the home of Eddie Kinard ihis week. Mrs G. T. Kinard and daughter. Mrs Eddie Kinard, were the pleasant callers at the hospitable home of Mr Mr John Bishop from near Wal terboro was seen shaking hands on our streets with his many friends, and they all seemed glad to see him. Leon Ramsey of this place was visiting at Walterboro during tho Xmas holidays. Mrs Monnie Kinsey and little baby, Monnie, Jr., were welcomed guests at her mother’s, Mrs C. F. Rentzof Oak Grove. Mr and Mrs Jeff A Copeland and children of this place visited at the Sheba Goodwin.. We regret to sec hospitable home of C. J. Caldwell bereave us and go to the land of ! this week. flower*, but hope for her return! Miss Lisha, the charming daugliter •iOOfl . , % of Franklin Bryan, is visiting near Lodge this week' (J L Kinard of Bamberg is visiting at the home of his father this week. Mr and Mrs Adam Kinard and children visited at her old home near Smoaks during the hoiida\>. Mrs liOuis Kinard and daughter. Rubv. of Bamberg paid a pleasant J. V*\ Carson, formerly of Island- ton, bi.i for the last three years a resident and men-hant of Walter- horo. bus dosed out his business and left last week for Vamville, where tie will reside. Mr. Carson made many friends while in town who rrtret to see him leave. 5?** J. E. Swindell and little son, Everett, have returned to their home? at Fast Palatka, Fla., after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J&nKnt G'sidwin. She was accom panied b> her charming sister. Miss Sheba G»x>dw’ 4e:»v.e us i hope for her return srecKssFVL. • i * coat «1e*! of effort umi onr’e- •rvn.teMi * Tohn M Klein, the pumiliir dratfiMitf h'** M,ere* eil in cetting 111* Dr H »*r'l l\> Jtr> make a .special ^half pi Cr > »<! >1 notary offer on t * tegular tit»> of their celebrated apeeifle tor 1 ure of oooatlpatinn and dyspep sia Xh-e iitedlc'ne U a recent discovery for ib ‘ ' re of all • laeaae* ol the alom- acb an 1 b«»*eia It not oolv give* quick r>| -{. b'ii it mike* t«eraiauent curea • I>r Ho*ord'» apecitic haa been ao re- marVali'f mooeaatu! tu curing <' inati|>a- Uou. dy*per»’e and all liver troubles that Jolin M Klein ia willing to return the price paui in every case a tier* it does not give relief l{(M*!aches, coated tongue*, dir/.ineas, ga* on Htomach, specks before the eye*, cot rfipation and all form* of liver and etoaaanh troabie are aoon cored by thia e^MUbc medirine g*. great u the demand for thia apeclfic that John M Klein haa been able to ae- enraoniy a limited is troebUd mi Vs from here, while returning h«*me «H*veral days ago had his horse to run away with him. throwing him oiiPof the buggy and breaking his l**/t shoulder, causing \very painful TTTTtid. Eiioie McMillian Was with him at tin* time but did not even get hurt. Mr and Mrs James Spradden of Vigusta. passed .through this sec tion a few days ago. Our little town sadly shocked on Christmas morning when the flews was spread that Mrs. Annie Dora Ehrhardt was dead. She was 83 yeutsoid. Her remains were in terred in the Ehrhardt cemetery by th- *ide of her husband, Mr Cohrad h.hrnp.rdt, who ;>recee«'led her to the grave about a year ago. Cozy Bell. MHking Life Safer. Everywhere iiie it being made more •afe through the work of Dr. King** New Life Pi.I* in Constipation, Bilious- ne»«, *iy«nap#ia, lodigeeticn, Liver trnn. bb* Kidiiev Disease* and Bowel Dis order* They're ee«y. bat ante, and perfectly bniM up the health. 25a at .luo M Klein Don’t let the baby euffer from eczema. *<»re* or any bohiogof the skin. Ditfin’a Ototment give* instant relief, ciire* quickly. Perlectly sate lt»r i hihirtn. All t.ruggi»t* sell it. WHY YOU SHOULD BUY A PRINCESS Because it is the newest ami 1 nest improvement in the art of ramje construction. Every weak point in all other ranges has been overcome in .he Princess de sign, and positive results obtained in making it the most durable, convenient and economic ran^e in the world. In addition to * •■•bracing all good features of other ranges, the Prince** has five exclusively in dividual and patented point* f superiority which com mend it to every experienced housewife. We will be glad to show you these marks »»f merit. If you con template buying a range. \ou should look around and make comparisons; seek range wisdom; ask us for a Princess booklet; the Princess will not sulier by com parisons. and \ou will more fully # appreciate its won derful advantages. If you investigate a Princess first, you’ll buy no other! FURNITURE & HARDWARE COMPANY. "Hit BUST BUStttSS" Th* pri-ullsr properties of Cbsmber- Ism’* Cougb Retiiedv have been thor- ongh*v r» st**<1 during epidemic* of tflu- enz*. sud w heu it was taken in lime we b*v* not beard ol a single case of pneu monia. Sold bv all dealers Ho* * 1 bur Hundred VV> < tier Ot»e Hondred D diars Re ward |i»i i\ttv <•«-*, of rHtsrrb that can- n .t be ctireii bv •<*•<’« L atarrh Oure F. J. ( HENKY vV <’o. Toledo. O. We, tit* tiad«r*U(n«<i, bare known K. J ObeiH-y lor t|»e !a*t !■% years, aud ■ xliev* bint pert«rtiv nou«>rab|e in all buMn*-** t’aioscttoti* and tinannadv a'»U to tarry <>nt any otdigation* made oy his ti* tu \N M.I>IN(1. Kinnan A- U\k\ in, v\ uui<-»a « Oruggins, Toledo. O. Hall'* i atsrrto Cute r !akeu inter nally acting direct'- up»u tht blood trm uiuc<»i* mriacea (» f the «r«t*m ie*tim..uia a ^*nt t'*e P ice To ceu;* 1 par Sort * bv a.! Drugget* rut.* Haii .* FauiUv I’ll!» for consn- i at'i ti. ARRIVED! Express Delivered or called for at every part of the city. Telephone 8b. N. C. A. SAULS, AGENT. At Southern Express|Ca Walterboro, S. C. LOAN & TRUST 00. TIFTON. GA. $16.25 For a gentleman s high grade 17 J^welrd w « adjusted ELGIN OR ROCKFORD „ WATCH r » • 20 year Gold Filled Case. We guarantee this watch to be an accurate time keeper. * This is only one of the dozens of watch bar gains at S. FINN S JEWELRY STORE, WALTERBORO AND EHRHARDT. Buy a watch now and save from 15 to 25 per cent. Strain Too Great. We price* and on easy terms, improved and unimproved town lots and farms \W negotiate loans on improved Rea! Estate. We will build you a 1 b vt to announce to the public . hou<e on yoar lot and allow you to luat I have returned to Walterboro Pay T^ ^me on the monthly pav- , , . . 11 ment plan, provided you can make an. 1 located jH‘nnaiientl> and am a sma ii cas h in advance payment. .va«iv to attend to the maladies of WV can insure your propertv aprainst I have no hesitation lu recommending L)oan’« Kidney Pi'l* to other sufferer* , from kidney complaint.” , . For sale bv sil dealer*. Pries 50 have for sale at reasonable j Hundreds of Walterboro Koder-M.lborn Co, Boffdo, Readers. Find Daily Toil a Burden. New York, sole s^euis for the United jtare* Remembfr fie tame—.Da^us- t ike no oiner. -ard visit at the home of Mrs Wesley I your eyes Sease near this place. j Corrie Cook, oldest daughter »>f Steven Cook, happened to a very acid accident this week. She uent out to cut some wood, and if being me a card and ao^yery cold she and her sister built ■ ome. - up a fire. The wind was blowing very han^at the time and in some way her drips caught on fire and be fore aid could reach her she was very badly burned. Dr. Moorer was summoned, and he says that by careful attention she will get over it. She was fourteen years old. The writer extend* sympathy to the famfljr- Hairier Hughes, who lives several I will be in my Saturdays and Mondays of week. On other days will make calls at various places in the county. office loss by fire with the oldest and each strongest insurance companies in the world. Call on us or write and we will glad I v and promptly supply your wants. We can furnish opportuni- The hu*tfe »t'<i worry of bn*in‘ > s‘» men. The hard work aud *t Kjpiog ol work men. The w> man'* bous*--hr.ld care*. Are too gtent a »ir*iu on ihe kidnevr. Kacksche, be*.dach*.Nid«»a( tM*. Ktdnev tronbit*. urinary troubles t<d- I will come If you can’t come to my office drop ties for you to invest your money" to your where it w ill bring you in a large income while you sleep. Address Judson L. Barnes, Manager, Varnville, S. C. Dr. M. R. Campbell, Eye Specialist. 0 H. N. Stokes, of Round, had busi ness in town Mopday- L.. W. Reeves, of Cottageville. was a pleasant caller at our office Mon day. while in town on huainesa. E. W. Kinard. of Smoaks. was among those in, town on busii Monday. Tb# ba»tc*t and mtshtle«t little thing that ever was made ia Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tableta. They do rh«* work wherever yoe rvqatre their aid , ^' •a* tablcte chaage into llnag h, lietlWMe into gloon* • »• into rfcM ia an aeetie boa dee’t rraUae they a poraatlve. Sold hy All low. ^ • Rev i the following and leton the cure J. M. Baker, of Besntorr, S. C . *ay*: “I can aay »hat Doan’* Kidney Pill* proved entirely satiafactory In my ca*** My back tronbled me aud I bad a con stant, dell ache through my loin-». Be ing on tny leet all day intenkified the peine end when night cams, 1 could not reet well. I #ea often very lame and weak and felt little like doing my work. Henring abont Doan's Kidney Pill*, 1 procured a box and had need them bet a short time before mj backache was din posed of and I felt better la every way. D tn’t - .r ‘i“ witb Kirin** sod Bladder trouble. take De'.Virt', Kidoev aud Pill* a« direced aud you will at once no Ice >aM>f*ctorv reanlt* DeWitt’* Kidrey mu 1 Bladder Pills are au.isep- tlc. Uenliog ami st'otlitug. Be sure to get lYeWiif* Ki lnev aud Bladder Pdl* »i.eu 70u n*k >or tiiem. Retu«e sub- s'vute* and imltaitou*. L<>ok for the ame oq the package. Sold by J. M. K ein j— ■'■jj.-ui-i-imeg You’ll feel letter after taking De- Win's Little Eirlv Risers, the safe, «ure. nleasant, getitle little liver pill*. It you would lie sure of good 1 readks inw*' on DeWiit’s <’arholiz*d Wi*ch Ha/-l Salve, the origit.al. It i< (mod tor big cuts or lirtle ones, small scratch- *« or brui*e* or big oae*, but it i* e*- ' <«'lv good for pile*. 8cki by J, M. Klein. J. S. Jordan and wife, of Round, were in town shopping Monday.