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TEC PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C.
DEC. 21.
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It it proteetad by the laws of the United States Government.
Itietearel
in the United States Treasury
4. Wo have a fire-proof vault; burglar proof
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NEW REELS EM FIRE DEPT.
The town fire department has
purchased two new hand reels for
use of the two teams. These are
light two-wheel reels, narrow
enough to run on the sidewalks, and
will be quite convenient ur case of
fire at night especially.
Mias Marian Fraser who is teach
ing in the Barnwell graded school
will arrive in town Friday to spend
the holidays at the home of her
mother. Mrs Geo. R Fraser.
PETITION FOR HOMESTEAD
The 8ista of Booth Corolla*,
Colleton Oonsty,
Common Plow
Fatitloa For Homsstosd.
Kx Parte
8mm Padgett, ft al
Take notice tha> Mrs Soma Padgett,
tha widow of J C Padcett. la behalf of
hnn-tlf. aha b tng the nrad flf a family
baa tfale day died la my • fflc* a Pa'liton
to have a Homeatead set oat to her
from the real, and personal aatateof
her deoeasad baahand. 4 0 Padgett.
C.O UNDER ON.
It 21 4t Maater.
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COL EDWARDS DEAD
ca. mu a EDwsm, mun
rme MEsmnniT amut
t -(VBHM. .
"T nm going out with the tide this
swtning hbout son-down M said Col.
JdhnTr Rd thuds Sunday moaning to
his physician. Dr. Thao. CL Ker-
dhaw. as bs was ifiaMng a profes-
dhMMbialt. That this a atathment
Shotlld prove d prophecy was hard
to hdlidre, but it turned oat to be
andaathatMa waagoiiw out
wa, tha spirit of Colonel
Want with it
it Ms-often at the Court
Wednesday, the Colonel had a
tack, aufferifig from pains at
Hia physician was hur-
aad he was taken
Me had improved and was
the house till Sunday
when ha had. another
It was not thought it would
i different from others he had
having and no especial alarm
i Ml as to his condition. Mrs
Rdwards about sundown inquired if
hn wished something to eat. He
toid her he thought he fancied some
prbseiiea. but said ho wished first
to bnuh his teeth. Going to the
basin stand in the corner of the
room ho fell forward on his face and
expired in lew than five minutes.
The funeral was held Monday
aftermonn at the Presbyterian
church in the presence of a large
crowd of relatives and friend*, alter
whiMi the intermit took place in
Live Ouk Cemetery. The fune al
faetviccH were conducted by Rev'
Then. Hunter, puttor of the Preaby
tertan chuirh, assisted by Rev J M
Craven and Rev F 0 S Cui is. Mr
Curtis | aid a beautiful tribute to
his deceased friend of forty years.
Tie honorary pall bearers were:
Cot, CG liondson, K B Webb, E W
Fiat* r, A A Patterson, C A Shvage
Rev F 0 S Curtis; (lie acfTVe. Jno E
Warren, H W Black. Jr. F F Riveyb,
F^Mjacaa, W B- Vnamr, Richard
1 Col. l>iwards was in his T^hd year,
And Wilt known throughout 'ower
Botffit Carolina. He wga a courtly
gentleman of the old school, and
,— n rv, nwroiwr several years
dgahjr Unity Lodge. No. 65 He
tmru member of the Presby-
mgtfirrch.
L CSdwurds had the distinction
'ig appointed treasurer of Col-1 Silverware. Cut Gl
County by , Gvficral • Wade
ainptoti following the carpet has
fagiarn. ‘ fie held this position ‘three
ycaihttfi IgROl voghintarily retiring
lb praettoa Ma profession _’o( law
He again eamelnto public life upoi
the dcatth of Probate Judge M t
Hiott in 1902i : when he was elected
icd him. Ha has hald this
I since. Having been re-elected
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CREATE OR CRUMBLE. .Every
man should create a foundation for suc
cess before old age crumbles his earning
powers. A small savings account start
ed today, NOW, will start you on the
road to independence. The farther you
travel on this road the less you will
wish to turn aside. , /
Make OUR Bank ¥OUR Bank.
We pay liberal interest consistent with
safety 4 per cerit.
fine Furs for
Winter Weather.
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Fanners and Merchants Bank
WALTERBORO.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
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HOUDAY GOODS
For Gift* that arc Decidedly Popular and Pleasing,
•ee our line of Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches. Clocks,
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and Novelties.
We offer you the Happy Combination of a Superior
Stock, a large assortment and the Fairest Prices
Possible.
mednd time this >ear.
rill Edwi ‘
. 'Bril Edwards survives her hus-
We Give You a Discount of 15 per cent on Every Purchase
of $1.00 or Over Engraving Free of Charge
S. FINN’S JEWELRY STORE*
WALTERBORO AND ALLENDALE, S. C.
Mrs S A Briggs of Spartanburg
and daugh’er Miss Sarah, will arrive
in town today to spend Xmas with
W Perry Murphy who is attending her daughter, Mrs C A Graves,
the S C College' will spend the holt ' Mrs Graves met Mra Briggs in Char-
dam 4n town with his mother. Mrs lesion yesterday an J returned with
W.WRiy Murphy. , her mother.
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TO ALL
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
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and
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
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We appreciate the fact that our ever increasing busi-
' t pess is due to the confi h*nce repownl in us bv the people
’ of this Town and County, and it is our dchire to try to
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even better serve you in the future.
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COLLETON BANKING COMPANY,
F, LUCAS, k. L. FRASER,
PtKSiDBKT. v Cashier.
SCHOOL H0I1DAYS.
The Walterhoro Hich school will
give holiday from Friday of this
week till January 2. The teachers
and pupils residing out of town will
spend the holidays with relatives at
their homes.
Ml CARMEL LOCAL.
There will Ik* a meeting of fhe Mt.
Carmel farmers union local Friday.
iHv 23 at 12 .‘10 o’clock instead of
Saturday, Dec. 24 All the mem
bers are requested to be present.
Miss Ida M Fishburne has tender
ed her resigns* tub as stenographer
for Peurifoy Bros. She vill spend
sometime with her sister. Mrs H N
S'okes of Round, meanwhile taking
a special course In Sunday school
woik, to which she will devote her
time. Miss Miriam DuBoi* will l>e
her successor in the office of f’evri-
foy Bros.
It is with pleasure that the many
friends of Mr and Mrs Thomas R
B«otle will le rn they are going to
leturn to this c*.utity t(* live They
have for several years been living in
Charleston and Cambridge, Ga
Their future home will be Heiiib-r-
sonvtlle. where Mr Bootle has gone
into jartnership with hia brother in
the lumber buaineaa
Christmas this yoar falling on
Sunday, the hanks of the town will
observe Moaday. Dec. 28, aa legal
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Wc engrave anything bought
from us Free of Charge.
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S. Finn’s Jewelry Store
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INDIGESTION
Is the curse ofvery Item?.
Gamble *s Digestive Wine
will cure it in all forms. Pain
ful digestion, sour stomach,
bl.oated feeling, palpitation of
the heart, sleeplessness, dis
tress and all the ills arising
from jmor digestion, v*eld
promptly to the: marvellous ef.
feet oT Gamble*s Digestive
Wine, 50c the hoi tie at you.*
nearest store or from
Shuptrine Co.
Savannah,
We have h fine lot of Furs, Scarfs
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and Maffs for Ladies and Children.
These furs are made from select
skins, are very handsome in appear,
ance and will pve excellent service.
Our stock is large and we are sure
we can please you, both as to quali.
ty and price.
: Shoes Shoes Shoes
The “BA.TTLE AXE” kind. I have
been selling this kind for ten years,
O and know they are good. They are
made right as to style and workman
ship. Will give satisfaction to the
wearer and comfort to the feet
H. W. BLACK, JR.
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Solid Car-
Load of
Horses and
Mules Just
Received
frpm the West These are Fine
Animals. Come early and- make
your selection.
HUNTER BUGGIES. RUSSELL WAGONS
All sizes in both one and two herse.
HARNESS, LAP ROBES, ETC.
Ever)' Buggy and Wagon Sold Under Guarantee.
Garload of WAGONS Jast Received
See Our Stock Before You Buy.
oWaiterboro Live Stock & Vehicle Co. 5
H. W. BLACK.
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Ga.
Money Back if you want
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Soid by J. M. Klein.
An
Bird Catches the Worm
is an old saying, but in this instance it fails tp apply,
we have been able to get extraordinary bargains in
Xmas Goods, Toys, Etc.,
by delaying our purchsses. See our line on display
1 hursday, Friday and Saturday and save money.
YOU Ilf* KA t I'll KU L.L.Y.
VARN BROS. CO.
"Hi* Horn* That Givm Mora
Mona, Tha Santa Good
MOSELLE, S. C.
Co»4a for tha Sola
» for Looo Moooy
8MOAKS. S. C.
Dr. T. W. Harley, of Adama Run,
was in town yesterria*. Mr. Harley
w very much oppoaed to tbcCharh o
too couaty movement.
Mrs C A Scvage, and daughter.
Mu** Annie. Mi** Jessie Fraaer, Mr
and Mrs W W SmoaW. and non. Wil-
i liam. attend*^ the Heyward-4jnlder
^wndJing Thumdey afTei*nt*»*n.
Owing tr> the late ess «f their train,
they did not rrrive at While Hall in
time to are ihe marriage, but joined
in well wnhea to the newly wwk at
Mi~* Margaret Murphy who haa
been teaching in Barnwell will come
oo<ne Friday to apead the holiday*
Arthur Hendereon, of Honey
Grove. Texas, ia in town visiting re
lative* - Mr Henderwaa w a eon of
•Ho late. E Prioltaa Didarann. and
ia a
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