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•X ' 4' V- ■ ! «b X/ . ; y > s4 artuL sno. {aMiM 4 n> n urns KrAnrint THE r.i-x t ST NATIONAL BANK OF WALTEKBORO, St C. WILL OPEN.-. 4^ : •( TURDAY, OCTOBER I, 1910 >/ i itltiTtTT in alhaouneinff that the Pint National Bank of oro will he open for bnainee Saturday. October 1.1910. THE PUBLIC: ■ in extending a meat cordial invitation to the public to viait our handsome banking to iaepect oar fire-proof vault and burglar-proof safe. We are chartered un law and are prepared to offer good service and every accommodation the in addition tO the General Department, we will conduct a Savings Department in which «e wilt pay dWcent, interest, compounded quarterly. All deposits made in Sav- imm Department by thb 15th of October frill draw interest from the 1st. WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS JS their parte with ease and eredidt. Rev. Henry Canthen delivered a short address, and the meeting presided over by Assistant Superin tendent iee. EL Feurifoy.. One of the nmin features of the j was the delivery of certificates of membership to the members of the Cradle Roll- A dainty little cradle containing the cards of member ship, and the certificates neatly tied with blue ribbon. Mrs. Claude A. Graves is the enthusiastic superin tendent of this department, and through her efforts the little cradle well tyled with names of infant members. m L KDHFOT, Mkri \ C G. PADGETT, Casbr X * E. E. JONES, Vic^ Preadent DIRECTOR THE SBttUIW COMPANY- „ The County Fair Association con tracted Monday with The Sistrunk Comoayfor furnishing the shows for the Fair. Mr. Sistrunk came overandpersonallvclosed the con tract. He will bring fix or eight big shows, a merry-go-round, a fer ns wheel and numerous other con cessions. JESSE DREW ABE KARESH JOHN H. PEURIFOY W. C. SAUNDERS S. N. HAWS X [AS. E. PEURIFOY E. JONES C.^G. PADGETT J. M.>’irsELL ' L. G. OWENS * OPENING Of SCHOOL POSTPONED. * Owing to tho absence of some of the teachers and the continued illness of Prof. Sheridan, the trustees hgre deemed it best to |xwt{»or,e the open ing of the Waberboro High school until Monday October 3rd. Rev. W. T. Frasier and Mary Dorman have been elected to teach the Walterboro colored school this year. The city library fnpthe fall months will be open hereafter on Monday and i Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The friend* of this library are urged to keep up an interest, and libtfi il contributions should be made^eritwill be impossible to keep it up for anydength of time. Miss Henderson is the faithful ibratian. GENUINE GEORGIA SEED RYE. ANY QUANTITY. WRITE FOR • PRICES. SHUPTOE COMPANY SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Solicitor Peurifoy left Saturday for Charleston where he will hold court for three weeks. He was ac companied by Mrs. Peurifoy and son, who will spend time there. L Special Banking Service . < pf a specialisHn banking I as in the bodily ills of m T HE services as essential kind. X I J We are in the banking business for your interests, and we understand, precisely, what scrying you efficiently means. May we invite your patronage with this guarantee? . ,t> * ■ • Colleton Banking Company JOHN r. tUCAS, Pr...d..< R L FRASEJt. C..W WALTERBORO, - - • S. C Classified Advertisemeats. Wmu Mi<r(or sale scia. 2fvctDt« for 25 *oril* or It*^. Oat etui * d for al. over 25 word*. N. • Boaiura* locals fire cents a tin FOR SALE X FOR SALE-BRICK Apply© '•* 24 2t A. VVichnian & 800. FOR SALE—O- e reciatsred Jeraey cow. ran bt aeeo «t Brick Sti re. »tH*t o T. P. Murra Wallerboroi^S. 0. • tl FORS4LE - Farm onotainipg300acres, !'• seres of cleared landfsitusted ae ar hmosks. Good bousX>n be*i fermiDg land in county. eaar. Apply fo / H R. Padgett • 21 *t X Walterboro, 8 C s v FOR HALE-—Fine citron melons for pretsrytnf. Anyone Wishing an? can m vary reasonable. Apply to Mrs. O. h Htannli, *1 St X Mashawvll'a. FOR SALE—Fire farm three milea from Waitarboro. 210 scree, on Jackson boro road. Apply to A. H Wiohmsa, 6 20 tf Walterboro, 8. C. FOB 8ALE—Fall 11m of electrs enamel ware for the kitchen. Vary cheap, sertloeabie and cleanly L N Glover, Furniture Store. WANTS. WANTED—The public to know that . am baying cotton seed and will pav top of market. Mv scales are at Fripp'a Mill. Sea me before yon sell. John D Glover, • 21‘At ~ Waltsrroro. ASTRA Y—Hound bitch 9 months old. Biack with taniegs. White spotnnder neck- Reward for information,leading to race very. Address F A. Bryan. • 21 Af Stokes. S C FOR RENT—Store tnildlog formerly occapiad by Colleton 5aws oa Court House cqaare. Apple ai onoe to „ „ EE. Jones, • •• __ Waitarboro. —— / BMOCRCK4 1. 1 ;! V Tjoans mk! Dicoonuta Overdrafla 1 Boada and Stocks Owned by the Baas 1 bulking House. Other Heal K*taie, , Koraituie aod Fiiturea. Dae fioin Banks aiul Bankers Carreo* y, Gold. mivar end other Minor Coin Ohacha aad Ossh Itemt Kaohapge for the l tearing Hqaaa Oihar 9 1*5,128 1» None oft)*** k^oiiUtt l«»n oftho COLLETOM BAM KIM© -COMPANy, J -OS ' A'l'l Z IN A'l' W AI/r ICltltOUO. M. «\, At the Cloee of Buaintos Septambor 22. 1910. LtABiUriKK. Capital Stock, Paid in $ Surp'.ns Fund Undivideii Profits, lest Cur rent Expenses and Taxes Paid - One to Rinks and Bankers Dividends Unpaid, Individual Deposits Subject to Check, Savings Deposits, Cashier's CbeokK Notes and Hills Rediscounted Bills Pajab'e. jac'nding Certi ficates for Money Borrowed Other Liabilities, via reeoercce. viz Total 8.170 <X> 1.910 00 None S74 92 60.048 50 a.oott 00 1 209 Ik) :m 09 3M 70 2163 77 Noes 9168.79b 77 10.00C 00 12 2<X> ml 4.180 92 3 731 90 81 *1 49.379 64 49,036 14 82 *Hl None N ne N. nt PICNIC AT BEUS. Everything is in readiness for the big Farmers Union picnic to be held nt Bells Friday of this week. SUte President Parritt will be one of the speakers, and other gentlemen of prominenc will bfi present to deliver addresses. . Open Letter. announce to all my pat rons or coileton county, in tbe city of Walterboro as well as in the coun try. that since I moved into the new brick building I have fixed up tf finest jev elry store ever seen/for miles around. X/ My stock, four times as large as it fans before, is now of the best qual ity. Half of it consist^of solid gold, with a fine selection of diamond goods. The rest made up of ster ling silver, gold filled and silver plated ware* cut gla&\ watches of all grades from 7 to jewels, of tandarri make. At lasft. musical in- j strwhents from a mouth organ to a lophone. Of the Edison Phonographs and Records ! am the sole distributing agent for this county. Everything will be sold at the cheapest possible orices. I will try to make up the reduction in profits by the increased quantity of sales. For the accommodation of my customers, I have engaged a special ist ki engraving. All the gold and silver articles bought at my store will be engraved free of charge, if so desired* ^ Thanking you for the past favors. I will appreciate the continuance of your patronage in the future. Respectfully yours, 5. FINN Thq Jeweler ' Total 1168.794 'P .-— Stats ov Sotm Carouka, i - Oouuty of Colleton ( ' Before me cam* K L. Fraser, Cashier of the shove named Bank, who being dnly sworn, says that tbs above aqd foregoing statement is a true oondi bca of said Bank, as shown by the books of mid hank. Swbm to aadeaher-rtbed. before me this 1 97th day of bsptemher. 1910. ' A. K. Beach, (l. s.J ) Notary Public. ’Correct Attnsl: iltia F. Lanas. 1 1 > Diraetors. R. L. FRASER, Cashier BUSINESS LOCAL* 3 .Ojtior shell for bans; f«t mseknre! S lb. table peachee 15c» aeed rye. • 21 tf Hymaa Stars. We now bare in stcck sgood supply of ire Fencing sod severs, cars more ea rente. Be in re to figure with ns be fore you place jonr order. VAru Co., Mose’.le and SmoAks S O. Fall aad winter gardener* r»ke notice: Al! varieties of tnrrip seeds f>r fall p an slug at Klelc’i. All tje sch '-o! bocks adop>.! bv the Ctate Board at Tbe Pn-s# &a 1 Standard Bay your Cotton Picking B«*kew and 8h. eit fnr.m Yarn Br> s. Co . M^eiie and 8iutjaks, S C. Rcta Bkga Turnip sted. Fre*h supply at Kietn’s. . 8 or 6 dotes- “6A6" wil. cars, suy case of t bills and. Fever. Pno* 23c. 4 13 6m # . X Ink, Cr*y> n. Peas. Peai ib. tVatas Tablets, etc . ar 1 be Press sad Siandsrd. 3 or 6 doses “666” wili cure any ri cf Chills and Fete:. 4 13 6 mt s 'nee 25c case . Ruts Bags Turnip seed, at Klein's Frevh supply ! 64 30 Liver PtiU At Klein's. n regu'.ates the liver. T Klein's barsapsriiis ranfles the blood. Fnut jars sad extra robber* at B G Byrne’s. I DeFORE ordering MAGAZINES ■ 5^ get oar big dabbing catalogue I an 1 special offers and save MON XT. I SOUTHERN SUBMUrnCN AGENCY (AfeamlCMdwByfi*) JULnGaiLC A Good Watch 'Is a good friend and should be taken care of and re paired by a skilled work man. 1|This has been qur spec ialty for over twenty years, and we feel compe tent to jjive absolutely the w best service. ou think ol buying a watch or repairing one, it wilj pay you to consult us, as We Know the importance of this part of our trade. - • S. FINNS Jewelry Store . Old Locaben NEW MUCK STORE WALTERBORO, S. C Tobesnreof 1 good wodt—good vahie— good service— ask for the , x Meat and Food Chopper It does the work ngnt—cuts with a clean, sharp cut without crushing or tearing—chops or minces coarse or fine as you wish. Adjusted in a muiuta—works quickly and easily-*cleaned in a jiffy. Tike safe way to select a food chopper is to say Kam Kmtter, for it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. The saw way to get the best is to sayKaanKuttar, for this name and trademark always and everywhere mean perfection in every detail. Sold and Guarantood bf KEEN KUTTER BROWN FURNITURE & HARDWARE CO. “THE BUSY BUSINESS” 'd |;I!l Hi \ii HERBS ANOTHER MONEY TALK. IF YOU PUT YOUR MONEY Inthe BANK YOU WILL HAVE IT .WHEN Y&U NEED IT. K you 'hspyouAncitEe ‘ - ^ # * uouh. not MAYER ROTHSCHILD, born in Frankfort, Germany,' in 1743. aod founder of the Greats Rothschild fortunes—the greatest on earth—peddled from hoGse-ta-house when a boy. He saved his money. Economy and INTEREST, at low rates, made this great fortune. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. We pay liberal interest consistent with safety. WE BEG TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION Tfl OUR STATEMENT BELOW ■■er. 23, into •tntumunt of Condition of FARME-RS AJND MEROH AIVTS13 A.IYK Located at Waitarboro, t. C. f ▲*9 thee c 1.0an or BoaiM masouRcas. Loons and Discounts 1131,970 95 Overdrafts Banking House Furniture and Fl^turoe, Dne from Bonks and Bankers Carrehcy Gold Silver, Nickles and Pennies Uhecss and Cash Items 219 61 1,600 00 1.115 15 26,346 OS 2,254 OU 715 00 474 38 495 05 V LIABILITIES. Oapital 8took paid In $15,000 00 Surplus Food 11,000 00 Undivided Profits, less Car- rent expense* and Taxes paid 4,50s 39 Dividends Unpaid 34 00 Individual Deposits subject to Check 56 937 o4 Saving* Deposits 57.7-n) 79 Time Certificates of Deposits 2,000 'X) Certified Checks None Notes and Bills R*dieoouirt*-d, None Bills Payable, inctadifig Orri- flcaiee for Money Borrowed IS i-oo oO Total, 916),216 2* Total. 1165,210 23 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN A. , tNmnty of Colleton. ^ Before me came I M Kl^hburne, Cashier, of Farmers & Merchants Bnnx, who iteing duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing otaremeut. is a true coi- dition of said Hank, as shown by the books of tile in said bank. Sworn to and subscribed before me ) « this *,tb day qf/Sept. 1910. \ I. M. F1SMBURNE, J. A Dledericb, (L.s.j Cashier. Notary Public, 8. 0. Correct Attest . R. H. Wicbman, ) » . . H. Wichmsn. Directors. A C D May. Born—to Mr. and Mis. J. C. vgr- ’ ter. a son, J. D.. of Hendersonville, September 14. - The Mission Study Class will meet Thursday afternuoh at 5 o’clock at j the Methodiet church. L. H. Rickenbaker, of Round, was among those who called to see us yesterday. * ’ 1 Mias Grace Brown left last Thurs- <Uy for Ash villa, N. C., to visit her ■■ter, Mrs. Bruns. TEACHERS EXAMINATION. . Owing to an error occurring in * letter of instructions sent the County Superintendent of Education by '-he State Superintendent the announce ment for the teachers’ examination for this county, as \\bs appeared m an advertisement in this paper, is an error. The date jiven should w Friday. October 7th instead of Fri' day October 28th. Those expectinf to stand these examinations sw please take notice of thia chi andfovern themselves accor