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* ?’ local and Persona! -t-HI W A Waitr* <*1' Mt*wvi,K‘ tO set? n> yenteMay. V/ILL NOT RUN fCR MAYOR. I * > >, MayorK. laidsKn Fi.-hburne has. an noun* vd pcsitively that hr will not In- in thr raet* for re-election, and it was in is n<<t t'lou^ht that any of the pres ent council will offer for re-election. oftHc' <11 Ion oftltr COLLETCM BAM KING COMPAMg, i .< »< A'i* ii i * a 'I ■ wa i/n:i<i««»rtOt at the close of business March 24th. 1910. T. I* John.-or.. ..f (iieeti Pond, was in town >e>teraa.-. KESOQRCCS. [ ' fyouns nu<l Discounts ^ferrtrsH* Considerable attention is given | Banking House. M II Mar vin. of White b'jvoe.o in town Friday. Hal! ♦72 207 t!7 None 1 am oo jusUnow to the matter of successors I Foruimre nr-.t Fixture*. K5t 45 J - Due from Bank* &cd lyankert 131.BPS 08 Pro- T.4t i a-dwell, of had bu-srcS' nere Saturday. to the mayor and present ^ouncil, ,and in connection w ith the mayor’s office several prominent citizens are Round, mentioned, among these Ix ing R. H. i Wieiitnan. D. B. Peurifoy, J. M. Wrtsell. A. C. vonl/ehe, E. P. Knight, and Dr. W. B. Ackerman. The only A l «San»iers of Hendersonville had bu-iineiif here Mondav. ... . candidate for position a« wanlen. P f Jaqu* s >f Cottageville had 1 who has avowed his intention to run. C urrenry, 3 059 00 Gold. 1 145 (V) Silver and n»H**r 5IinnrDoin 2:t:» 01 Ctaerk* and Cash Item-*' SIS 84 Exohau^e fur tue Clta ing llou-e 3 r 406 75 ’ LiABi^mas. Capital Stork. Paid in f 10.000 no I Sbrplu<i Font 12 300 00 j Undivided Proflfii, le*a Cur rent Expense* and Taxes Paid . . Due to Banks and Bankers Dividends Unpaid, Individual Deposits Subject to Cheek. Havings Deposits, N lea and Hills Rediscounted Bills P<oabl#, Including Certi ficate* for Money Borrowed v None Giber Liabilities, vis - None 3.076 00 1,007 80 ] 81 41 94 M0 48 02,814 88 None baa-ne in town Monday. R l «-e Roger, of R. F. I>. 2. in town VVedne.-aiay on bu?ine»o. til m* Hint C. \\ Way of Mt. Carmel nart ^mong thiae in town Monday. J M Re ynold-. of Round, called to *e* «ti while in town Saturday. P*--*f A.(' Hiers. of Smoaks. had b*i.vr in Walterboro Saturday. V l» / and W. J O’Quir. »»f Peniel, wefc *n tow -| Saturday op business. * » “I'Mpio” Jotoi lUmnett. of Draw- di •> w i, in to vn Saturday oii busi- Hov, i I) R,vv«* (if thy. nin e a p’oj> ir.t t *W-P Lt'iu'ta.. J. ‘ Tfed:-., of V, a *, ic * wrto came ban Mjmday tiivhan c;»ii paid while in ig I). K. Black, who is a candidate was i for town clerk and treasurer. Definite announcement will prkwibly be made through these columns in the near future by these gentlemen, and others who are com tern plating running. Mayor Fishbume, when asked by a representative of The Press and Standard as to his intention in refer- j ence to making a race this summer ! for-State Senator, staled that at phesent ho had nothing definite to I give out for publication. Mr. Fish-1 burne is sjKiken of by a great many as pro!table candidate for senatorial honors. Total ♦214,520 30 To'* 1 ♦214.520 30 Stair or Hocth Carousa, i County of Colleton. ( Before me came K. L. Fraser, Caahier of Colleton Banking Company, who, being duly aworu, aay* that the above and foregoing ctatement ia a true condi- tun of aaid Bank, aa *hown by the hooka of eaid baua. Sworu to and aubacribed before me thia i otk day of April, 1910. A. K. Brack, [l. s.] ) Notary Public. Correct Atte*t: John F. Luca*. \ Paul Sander», Directors. E. L. Lemacks, \ R. L. FRASER, Caahier. i L-ton w m- to VV al ter- Statement of condition of KlieilAXTHBA.IVK Located at Waiterboro, S. C. v At < !«»>*»* or lliml im-hp- Mur«'li t. 11HO. one of Ri H M Pa’lg a tt. Jr husthiig your g merchant-., town Monday w - RESOLKCKS. Loaua and Diseouuts A CARD. Overdraft* -k. .1 i . j « i Banking House Editor The Pre-sand Mandard:— Forrmure and Fixture*, Pi**a-s' allow me space in your valu- i Due from Banks and Bankers aide paia-r thank mv friends for ^ 0 f7* Utjr in j their liberal support in the recent j silver, Nickle* and Pennies I contest, although winner of but a,ld FJT.fiSl 04 3 80 1.000 00 1 Osh 0 j 59 333 52 3 7,44 00 587 50 1 435 25 1,741 19 Prof J. W Campbell. prine pal of!•’H 1 * 411 P^ze prize i thank them the Vr5I ianu- High School o?i huivoeKs Saturday. was liere mm the : 1 K K Driggers. A. C and IS. A. K-mr-Nt, all of Weeks, were among th.M* in town on bugirtpsa^Saturday. <» ti. Blitch. a leading merchant arw4vh«nter of Kantowle->, was among thiMwy*ho came-to see us while in- t.>*p y uterd** . I Mr» A J Anderson w.-nt to Hen dersonville Sunday aftenn»on for a v>-4t ii several days to her daughter. Mm f. S. Boynton. if-j*’ W. 0. Renton, of Savannah, wru H:i.- been, visiting relatives at aiirtrtmro. Peiuel, H«*n lersonvitk*, an# llrawdv's returned home Satur day. ♦ ■ • KVdieri Black and daughter, Miss Omtu, ol Rurtin, paid this off.ee a P»ca.t/,L A -aI! while in town Monday. ■ Mfc*^(V>ra has been teacher of \ aci.ooi the past sesaiun. Mrs. T. G Kershaw and children, arid Mollie Chaplin returned Thurmlay after a visit of several dA>:Ho the home of Mr. and Mrs. G W Chaplin of Green Pond. J l> Ackerman, of Cott^feville, wa»*o» town yesterday. Mr. Acker- rnan ivpiifts Mime excellent work t**mg done in hi a section by the chain gum* He is very heartily in favor of a li-md issue for good roads, and the organization of a Good Road’s *r*oc»'ttion in the county. COUNTY BOARD MEETS TV County Board of Commiaaion- mmol yesterday with Supervisor Griffm, Comrnasioners Platt and Smaak present Routine matters attended to. In reference to the purchase of r*»%f working machinery for the c i mtthe Board decided to invite Sipervi**- Owent, 0 f Richland County, the pioneer sand-day’ road . tHiiider of the Stat^, to meet with the fhiard as early aa practicable to Ws views aa to the kind of ma- durery, etc ne 1 'essary for beginning work »n this county. Citixeos of the town vid County will be invited to * be prweent when Supervisor Owens COnov.. Aa interesting mattor was a bill -of *403.01 presented by the town of Walterboro for one half the coat of operating the water work system for • £*r»od covering several months. This was referred to the attorneys of the county for legal advice. NEW TCtfPHONE DIRECTORY. The Colleton County * Telephone j Company has printed a new tele phone directory to be placed in use on the 10th inat. The new direc tory is a large cardboard and it is thought will be more convenient than the book This directory bears the Imprint of The Press and Stand ard. thvwea Dwrt -ml Window*—doot J* ^ ^ ♦♦ wTwiodow* from 25c Wjyjb Bw>va Paraitara A Hdw. Co. same, as if it had been the first. With liest w ishes to the paper and ail its readers. . Your very truly. Mrs. Gertrude Strickland. Smoaks, Apr. 4. • ' — i - Why does Great Britian buy Its oatmeal of us? Certainly it acemi like carrying coal* to Newcastle to *peak of export ing oatmeal t<> Scotland and yet, every ( rear the Quaker Oats Company sends n ' ‘ LIABILITIES. Capind Stork i»aitl in ♦15,000 00' Surplus Fond- 11,000 00' Undivided Protifs, les* Cur rent exjieiiseti and Taxes pant 4,731 70 Divi'leuil* Untwid 34 00 I Individual Deposits subject to Check M2 907 81 Savings Denosit* .50 84* 34 Time Certificates of Deposit* 2,000 00 Certified Check* None Notes and Bill* Rediscounted, None Kill* Payable, including Certi ficate* for Money Borrowed None Total, ♦188,321 33 ompan] hundreds of thousandsgof cases of (Quaker Oats to Great Britian and Europe. The reason is simple; while the English and Scotch have for centuries eaten oatmeal in quantities and with a regularity that has made them the most nigged physically, and active mentally of alt people, the American has been eating oatmeal and trying all the time to improve the methods of manufacture so that he might get that desirable foreign trade. ^ How well be has succeeded would be seen at a glance at the export re ports on Quaker Oats. This brand is without a rival; is packed in regular packages, and in hermetically sealed tint for hot climates. $i I CHICKENS, TAKE NOTICE! The ladies of the Civic League de sire that notice shall be given to the owners of certain fowls, which are making depredations on the Court House Square, that they will pur chase these fowls if the owners will agree to sell, and if not then they must be kept off. or they will be shot, wounded, lamed, killed, eaten or otherwUe mistreated. A ■ i RELIABLE SEEDSl Total. ♦168 321 6o STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, , ' County of Colleton. ) Before me <« me I M FI hbnrne, Caehier. of Farmers & Merchants Back, who Iwiug duly sworu, **y.i that the above and foregoing statement is a true con dition of said Bank, as shown by the books of file in said bank. Sworu to and subscribed before me i thii 2nd day of Apii 1 , 1910. i J. A Diederich, [L.a.1 Notary Public, S. 0. Correct Attest: R. H. Wichman, A H Wichman, C I) Msy, I. M. FISH BURNE, Cashier. I Directors. SUM SIYlfS IN IttTS I We were very much pleased at the results of our Spring Milliner)' Opening ard desire' to thank our friends for their interest. Our^stock of Spring Styles in Hats and all Millinery is most complete ard up-to-date. We shall be pleased to have you call and see our ' newest shapes of hats. DRESS GOODS - USES - NOVELTIES C' w MRS. W. A. BLACK a. The Ladies 9 Store. GARDEN IMPLEMENTS * are what you need about now. Get them here and have them right. WHEELBARROWS AND SHOVELS and everything: else that’s necessary for gardening, we a -s. have a new and complete sup ply of. Assortment is ample, prices are low. Brown furniture o & Hardware Co. J L. ‘THE BUSY BUSINESS" .J, —— &,%%%%%%*%*%*%***%***%%*%%%% 1 I w w DR W w vt « * s Beware of DR 8 « W w DR And Ask Yourself a Pew Questions * HI HI A 41 III HI ft Fakirs § ft ' t*»’t tfcfafe tkau t*)w can t ba ••■ig. Tkoasaada af akaciaat* com* ^nnvjT^ ^ OintawM. FROM RELIABLE PEOPLE Chufas, Velvet Beans, Amber, and Orange Cane. Nort^ Carolina Peanuts, Georgia Peanuts, Pearl or Cat Tail Millet, Tennessee Ger man Millet, Chufas, Select Seed Corns. Prices on ap plication. WRITE Shuptrine Oo., SAVANNAH. GEORGIA hop Sale. A Soda Water Beverage Only. Not Liable to Tax. A delicious, refreshing drink, which should be in your line if it is not Try a Sample Order. FOR PRICES WRITE > ' Eutawville Bottling Works, G. a HERNDON, MANAGER. EUTAWVILLE, .... SOUTH CAROUNA. m oi ui* crauuois aou uuiy n we the underlined, will sell at outcry to the highest bidder for the 18* day oflaril. 1910, der NOTICK. By virtue of a deed of eeeigoiueot ex ecuted by Dr. H. ft. Willis for toe beee- fit of hte creditors and duly recorded, at public day of April. 1910, dariag the legal hour* of sale, oommeaolng et the Greea Point store et 11 o'cioek, aad at Big Stale store, sear Yemeeeee, all the goods a d ■archandlee ooalaiasd ta the •tore formerly oeeopied by Dr. H. A. WUUs Alee trill sail at the seme tUae aad place ea the same tsrme she Big 6eese 4011 baUdlan tha Aariaaee x.& kaNSb, CIVIC LEAGUE BAZAAR. The ladies of the Civic League are busily perfecting their plans for the bazaar to be held at Hyrne'ehall Friday evening of next week. Be side* this the League will shortly af ter the bazaar five a Moot Court, and a reproduction of “A Proposal Under Difficulties.” NOTICE. 8 Flan, tha jsweWr, Is tha meal agsat of tho Masooio Proteotlvo AssodatioB to allsod to all eom- of riekasm aad la INN MISS BARRA DELEGATE- ‘f Miss Clara Barr has been sent as a delegate from the Walterboro Civic League to the Federation of Women’s Clubs now holding a meet ing in Charleston. This is the first meeting a representative of this league has attended. Much good is expected to be derived from becom ing a member. < RR «R V W RR ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft If a strange man who claimed to be a Doctor knocked at your door and asked you if any one was sick and if you wanted his services, wouldn’t you say ‘‘no thank you. not you.” But send poet haste for your regular family physician? When your watch is broken, do you give it to a peddler to repair? No. You take it to some relia ble Jeweler who guarantees his work. If you are particular about these things why not be so with your eyes? When they need glasses? Have them examined and correctly fitted, with the proper lenses and frames, by a competent Optometist and Optician, who is permanently located here in this city and who guarantees satisfaction. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS WALTERBORO 1ND EHRIANT «**»*X**2ro*S#**S***S**»*S9 A ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ' Him S. W. Henderson, librarian, lor Mm town library, dssirss Mm btiP«8tCP.M. v aad latar dgagi wMi Mm moms. How serwsn win m wmcoaom^ ■*! A PROPOSAL UNDER DIFFICUL- «• C. V. CItfUft GENERAL HERE. HIES- The Rev. F. 0. S. Curtis, a former The one act tue. pi*,. A PtopomI IT*?!. 1 ?* Ch » rt, » t * , • •»>»«► Under Difficultm, which wM»iT«n| t ! ll ‘ ru ‘ 8t> f i,t * r * r ° f the « r * ydurl y iMtFridn,ni«htntHnUk,| J*T” lecnl talent wM.briUtant eateew. yg „ _ .^ritOfi.. Mr.Cortte ie.Vhaplain mb S^gSR^ggSJgl4wr«ia»Otav..aa at la CoDoteo eoaaty.—N«wa V * Vi. .an ii' v. \ -1