Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i- ■JJr f , / •«#! 1 '*»v \ ESC ■ *r f I -• ft i x riranaar. -X* ‘ THE PBBB0 AND STANDAED, WALT8BB0B0, & a / * SOCIAL AN) rBSOML ITEK IN AND ' AROUND TOWN. AVOU8T i«. Itu. It u a mighty comfortable feeling to know that your money w tale and aocure. You needn't worry when you hare it here. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Jas. E. Pkirikov, rcsi lent ES. V JCN -Pre*t C. G. Padgett Cashier. Special Shoe For Men Sale For Women Beginning Saturday, August 12. Sale Will Continue Three Weeks The Summer Season finds us with more low quarter shoes than we care to have on hand at this time and 1TT order to make them move rapidly we are goingf^to start a SPECIAL SHOE SALE 1 at the following greatly reduced prices: Her'a Shoe* were $3 50. n..w • O Men’* Shoes were #0 OC |3 00. now Men** Shoe* were £ t TtZ 92.fiO.now Women’* Shoe* #0 *7C were 13 50. now.. Women’s Shoes #0 OC were |3 00. now Women’s Shoes JC were *2 50, now... CHILDRENS SHOES AT COST J. M. Witsell Supply Co. Next Door to Firtt National Bank. 7"."" HI •ythin"’ in onr ’ We will sell ever Jewelry Line at A Discount of 10% With exception of EDISON PHONO. «• GRAPH RECORDS, and -BIG BEN” CLOCK* S. Finn’s Jewelry Store Walterboro and Allendale South Carolina. Blacksmith & Wheelwright Repain> on Buggieo and Waggons Mowins Machines, and all Farm 1 hi piemen t a done prompll) and n«;.-t \y. Ail woik s»iaranleed HOItSK>HOKING A HPKCIA1/TY. At Snider Lumber Company’** old Stand. * S. K CVMM1NG8. Raffia, S. Cm-R. F. ID. Ko. a. FIRE INSURANCE fHC HE 21X OR WRITE J. D. ycpUhe, Agent ID 41AFTNA FIRE ICE CCH PANICS, ffawre imer^ed countnr dwell- imd fuufcg*. store buildings FoiNun Oak Cured Ity Tetterlno. There la a4 laat a remedy that a ill cure poison oak and all other skin troubles such' as eezema, In- i fanls sores, dandruff, piles, tetter, etc. Get a box of Tetterino, It U i a a soothing, healing ointment that a ill bring Itxdant relief to your tortured skin. Try a 50 cent box today. Tetterlne is for sale at all good druggists. If your druggist •a cau t supply you send u* 50c ^and w« «U mail you a bos at one*. The Shuptriue Co.. SaTanaah, Os. - Jno. O. Ja«iue», Sr. and W. M. Jaques of Cottagerllle were in town Saturday. ^ • • • s • E. P. Knifth? haa gone to the mountains of North Carolina for a \acation. ^ 0 ■• • • G W. Sweat of Hendersonville was in town Saturday on business • • • Mrs G. B. Herndon and little son. G. B., rJ.. are In town at the home of her brother. W. W. Smoak • s • H. Zalin, who has been to New York purchasing hla Fall stock of goods, has returned. e e • Miss Mollie Chaplin of Walterboro is visiting her niece. Mr*. I^soane, on Logan street*—Evening Post, e • • Mrs. Thos. W. Blltch and children, of Young** island are In town, as guests of Mrs. J.L. Rent*. e o 'S • ■ Mrs. A M . Mlnler, of -Highland, Kansas. Is here on a visit to her father. Rev. Theo. Hunter. 0 • .0 John Padgett, of Gainesville. Fla was in town Sunday visiting his father, Capt. H. D. Pcdgett. \ • • • - James Dandrldge and family who have teen visitlMT relatives at Cottagevllle, are at ’ ome again. • • • “a Dr. L. M. Stokes went to Charleston Sundry, returning Mon- ua> morning. Mr. and Mrs. I).’ B. Black and children returned Monday from Sullivans Island where they have beeii for several days. MS • • • Mr. aid Mrs. J H. Bounds, of Bennettsvllle are In town, the gue? f of Mis Bound's parents. Mr. ard Mrs. J. R. iMwrenee. • 0 0. 0 Miss Ursper Westb^Fj- of Grover, is visiting at the home of her aunt. Mrs. W. If. Padgett. 0 0 0 0 0 0 W N Jones of Ashton was In town ' Wednesday. Mr. Jones Is thinking of moving to Walterboro In order to be able to patronise the school here • e * St. Clair Olwver, who is a rail- j road man wr.« In town last week * visiting his sister, Mrs. Burrell SandeiV . \ • • • Mrs. Sidney Wescoat has been called to Walterboio on accour-t of the lilnets of her mother. Mrs. Jasper Rice. Charleston Evening Post. * • • • Jas. E. Peurlfoy, president of the First National Bank will leave I Thursday for Glenn Springs, where he will spend a couple of weclts. J. H. IHott, of Walterboro, Route .1 who has been with his daughter Mrs H. I* Winter, at Eutawvllle, re turned Sa.urdcy, • * 0 R. D. Carter, W. W Carter %n«L J tsper W. Crcaby. fronJnent busi ness men cf Ruffin, wtr^ In town Monday. s • • Mrs. Willie McTeer, who has been visiting relatives In the city, will return to her home in Walterboro Monday.—Evening Post. • • • Asher L. Howell has returned from Columbia where he has been for several weeks. He is much im proved in health. • • • There will be isn ice cream festival at Ruffin tomorrow night (Thurs day I for the benefit of the Ruffin basebaJI team. • • * Burrell Sanders, who Is in busi ness In Charleston was in town last week Mrs. Sanders and children are spending the summer In town. 0 0 0 Mrs. W. V. Glover. Miss Oorrlne Williams, rtf pea la, Fla , mu! Min* Katv Glover left vesferdav for * Hot Springy N. C., fot 1 a stay of several weeks. • • • A church ’trill be organised at this place to be known as tjie Ma- ^hawvllle Baptist * church and a Q *• )uiUU*g erected. • • • Mrs. Kate Woodward, of Barnwell stopped over one night last week while on her way to visit relative? at Lodge. She was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Ackerman, o • • • r Herbert 8. du Bols of SavatMiah. who has beea, spending a week at the s ome of his parents. Mr. jvid Mrs. H. W. du Bols, returned Sun day afternoon. • • • Mayor J. B. Miley, of Lodge, was in town MoLday. Mr. Miiey Is one of Lodge’s most prominent cltlsens and business men. being a merchant and Urge taroter. i 000' / Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fisk of Rour<| spent Friday night with D. L. Ben ton neev Walterboro, en route to BlufftoO' where they will spend a week with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fisk were accompanied by Mbs Irene Benton. • • • Mr. and Mrs J. M. Tuten and children of Charleston came in Mor.-« day evening to visit her prrerSs. Sheriff and Mrs. Fox. They will be here several days. • • • D. 1’. Campbell and J. A. Dlederich assistants of the Colleton Banking Company, and the Farmers’ and Merchants’ Ba^nks, respect'vely, left Tuesday for Hot Springs, N. C., for a two week’s vacation. 000 DONT DO THAT! wwtEwwvrrr ^ Some,Cat <,$. Day ■V ■V if I m 7 j c II AV'i V \ ■v ■L 7 1 ! , \V ' \Ta ■V \ U A, v M \ j'rffU THE MONEY MANY MEN “FOOL AWAY” IN ONE YEAR WOLLP START THEM ON THE ROAD TO TRUE INDEPENDENCE. WHEN ONE HAS ONCE BEGUN TO TRAVEL THIS ROAD RY RANKING His , MONEY HE NEVER TURNS RACK. IT’S A COMFORTABLE FEEL ING. Make OCR Bank YOUR Bank. We pay liberal interest cuaelvCent with safety 4 per «wwit Farmers and Merchants Bank • • • The revival at Mashawville which closed Thursday night, was quite a success. There were nine candidate baptised at Remley Lake Thursday j afternoon. Rev. B. F Halford con- J Dieted the services. • • • . * j Charley Rice, of Charleston, was here several days the latter part of the week visiting relatives. Mr. I Rice was formerly In the newspsper business, being with The Press and Standard at the time It was form ed fhe consolidation of the Press and The Standard in 1S77. He la ter helped to orgratse and edit the Colleton Courier, with D. H. Behre. For sixteen years Mr. Rice has been in Charleston R. H. WICHMAN President A. H. WICHMAN Vice-President I M. FBI!BURNK Cashier. WALTERBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA E. T. H. Shaffer lefY Sunday for 1 Greenville, to join Mrs. Shaffer who went a week ago to visit her rela tives there. After a few days at Greeaville, they will go to Saluda, ; N. C., to remain till the first of 1 September. 1 • • • • Nathaniel G. W. Rice and broth er, John R. Rice, twin sons of the late Judge. B. T. Rice of Barnwell, were in town several days last week asHhe guests of their aunt. Mrs. H. W. du Bols. They retarned Mon- Col. and Mrs. C. G. Henderson of W’alterboro, 8. C., are visiting' their daughter, Mrs. J. E. Robinson*. Col Henderson is a prominent lawyer of the Palmetto State and hoe two brothers who are also prominent In the profession The Polk County (Tenn.) News-Gazette. • • • Mrs J. K. Grave*, of Great Swr.inp, was in town Saturday. * • • • J. M. Benton, one of Snider’s prosperous farmers, had businees in town Saturday. ^ / FURNITURE. FA CTS T ENNN SON or Longfellow could take a worthless sheet of paper, write a poem on it and make it worth $65,000— 1 HAT S GENIUS. Morgan can write a few words on a sheet of paper and make it worth $5,000,000 THAT’S—CAPITAL. Your wile can buy a coat lor $12.50. but prelers one that will cost $50.00—THAT’S N A 1 URAL. Anyone can write a check for $90,00*1.000, but it wou’dn’t be worth a Dime—THAT’S ROUGH. There are dealers who will tell you that their goods arc better than ours 1 l^AT S GALL As Cc41eton s leading merchants we are not too ?LI V^T< furn,sh y<? u 1,ve vallies, serve you well and save you money. IHAISlHE TRUTH. Brown Furniture & Hardware Company.