The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 13, 1911, Image 8
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THU ram AND iTANDAHD, HU-THHBODO, a a
of L—AH)aw «f
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is called to oor report to the Comptroller of the Ourren* 4
cy of our cohditioa September i. You will observe that
our resources have climbed from $12 5po to ${25,349.45
• , i* f a ' ' * • ** f
in eleven months^ This phenomenal growth is due to the
service we give, and t* the confidence we have estab-
lished. This is pre-eminently the Bank of the MASSES
and its success is due to the patronage of the masses.
Little accounts are appreciated by us as well as the large
ones. Will you not help make this the great bank of
people? DEPOSIT YOUR COTTON MONEY
HERE AND HELP. ' >
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
C. G. Padgett
Cashier.
Jas. E. Peurifoy,
' Presi ient
E. E. Jcnes^'
Vice-Prest
LANDS FOR SALE.
1. Six-room house on edjre of Walterboro Bam, f tables, shH*
and srnokehoua •; one acre of land enclosed bv wire fence. Pi c *,
$1.000.
2 Tract of 67 acres one quarter of mile from Walterboro,
acres in cultivation, on public road to CottaReville. New wire
fence i n three sides. See me as to price and terms. Sale must
l»e made quick or it will he withdrawn from market.
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Bolin Point Plantation between Ashepoo and Green Pond,
450 acre* highland. 65 acre* rice land. 3 horse farm of hiirhlard
in cultivation. Dwelling and outhuildimrs, Mainline A. C L.
K. R. pasiea through place. Price $4000, one-fourth cash, bal-
ameon eat-y terma.
4 Tract 50 acrea, 3 12 miles from Walterboro on Mt. Carmel
Road. 35 acrea in cultivation and under fence. Dwelling
outbuildings. $600 cash is the price.
aatf Dtoeouta . .$144.M4.tS Capital Stock paM
OvorArafta I4S.67 Barplaa Faad .. .. II.
tads sad Stocks owaod t Jroflta. loaa
by tha baak .. I0.44 1 $I!!! n D a f d XM ^ 4 031 74
Basking House . ^ .... I.IM OO wJSSIdrSl^kl' . ’ H.OO
Do# . from Baaka and indlvldanl deposits subj tet
Bankers 21,141.45 to check 35,217.15
Currency 2,744.00 Saving* Deposit*. 48.t00.»7
Ooia g25 on Time Certlfle*tee of De-
G ° ,d 7 f l posit ... ,. \ .. 2,000.00
1 «KS «* Bill* Payable. Including
i.aat.az certificates for Money
Silver and other Minor
Coin .. .. «...
Check* and Cash Items
274 12
Total $172,747.18
4TATK OP SOUTH CAROLINA, )
Borrowed
Total.. .
35.000.00
$172,747.88
Comity of Colleton. )
Before me rams I. M KtshHoree, Cashier of Farmereft Merchants Bank
who being defy sworn, sayj that the above and foregoing statement is n true eon-
di'ion of mid Bank, as shown by the books of file in said hank.
Sworn to sod subscribed before me )
thh thday of 8 p. 1411 \ I. M. FISHBURNE,
P J Lucas, [us.J Cashier
Notary Public, S. O
Correct r ttest:
R. H Wiotuaan, )
C D Msv, ; Directors.
A H Virtchmsn. )
Poison Oak Cured By TetteHne.
There is at last a remedy that
will cure poison oak and all other
•kin troubles such as eczema. In
fanta sores, dandruff, piles, tetter,
etc. Get n box of TetteHne, It U
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Walterboro in the State of South
Carolina, at the clone of buaineaa,
S;pt. 1, 1911:
resources:
Walterboro, S. C
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John F. Lucas, R. L. Fraser.
1 - - *5
President.
Cashier.
oft tie 1 <*omillion of t lie
COLLETON BANKING COMPANy,
i.ot;A'ri-:i> a s wAiyi'KitBoito.>».
At tbe Close of Business kept. 1.1911.
UABI^A riKB.
EESOIBCKS.
Loan* and Disoounte (Ili.MhA 47
Overdrafts None
Boeds and Stocks Owned by
the Bans 20 00
Pnrnitme Fixtures sod Sale 811 76
Banking House, 2 021 Od
Other Real Eitre, None
Due from Banks and Bankers 84,867 60
Currency, 4,858 00
Gold, 1 865 00
Silver and other Minor Coin 542 28
OMbke and Cash Items 4V6 80
Exchange for tne Clearing
(loom 1,884 18
Other resources, via None
Total
$162,850 00
Capital Stock. Paid in $ 10.000 10
gorplttft Fend 16 O-K) 0-.
Undivided Profits, leu Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid 4,460 25
Dae to Banka and Bankers 4 142 60
Dividend! Unpaid. 16<> 74
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check, * 87,078 45
Savings Deposits, 90,500 21
Certified Checks Non*
Cashier's Checks 7 75
Noin and Bills Rediscounted None
Bills Pa>ab:e, including Certi
ficates few Money Borrowed Non*
Other Liabilities, vis None
Total
$162,850 0O
Loans and Discount! $80,047 46
a sdbtbing, heeling ointment that Overdrafts, n cured and
will bring r.lie( to yw y s^'l^da to wrure dr- ^ ^
tortured skin. Try a 50 cent box culation 25,000 00
_ , , , , . „ ! Premium! on U. S. Bonds.. 200 C8
toaay. Tetterlne is for sale at all Ranking house. Furniture,
good druggists. If your druggist * n d hixturea 4,293 93
Due from National Banks
can’t supply you send us 50c and ( not re^i-ye agents).. 4,414 10
State or South Carolina, )
County of Coiietou. \
Before me came R. L. Fraser, Cashier of the above named Bsnk, who
being dulv sworn, says that the above and foretfuiUK stateuieut L a “true condi-
ticn of said
ww'* wll mall you a box at once.
The Shuptrlne Co., Savannah, Oa.
For Sale By John M. Kllen.
(TRUey Is coming.
Due from approved Re
serve Agents 6,468 96
Checks and other Cash
Items 371 00
Notes of other National
Banks ^ 495 00
Fractional Paper Curren- *
—-— cy, Nickels, and Cento 68 28
Rev. J. W. Campbell of Williams, lA'Aful Money Reserve in
had Important business in Walter- ! Bank, viz:
boro, one day the latter part
last week.
Miss Audle Ritter and father, of
Ritter were In town Saturday.
O'Riley in coming.
of Specie $2,693 40
Legal-tender notes 545 00 3,238 40
Redemption fund with U.
S. Treasurer (5 per
cent, ci
id Bank, as tliown by the books of t-aiu bau*.
Sworn to and sobacHbed before ms this i
„ 11th day of Sept. 1911. [-
A K. Bfach [l. 8.) )
Notary Public 8 C
Correct Attest:
Johu P. Lucas. j ^
Paul Banders, - Directors.
E. L. Lemaoks, I
R. L. FRASER, Cashier
tin for
APPLY TO
JAS. E PEURIFOY
WALTERBORO. S C.
A WALTHAM WATCH,
PROPERLY
FOR
carediAI
t[
WILL LAST AI
FALL SUITS ARE NOW IN
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Hither Custom or Tailor Made garments. Custom
made suits from the Mitchell Clothing Co., of Bristol,
Tenn., and the Tailor Made clothes are made by the
Royal Tailors of New York and Chicago.
Give Style and the best
PRICKS. Quality always
comes first and we' please you. Dou’t delay,
but call NOW.
We Fit You,
CASH MERCANTILE COMPANY
M. G. GRUBER, Manager
WE HAVE A WELL
f SELEC TED STOCK OF
WALTHAM WATCHES
S. Finn Jewelry Co.
WALTER BORO,'S. C
n $26,000 00
Profit!, lew Ex-
, 9 an am and Taxes paid 2.615 96
National Bank Notes out
standing 12,100 00
Individual deposits subject
to check 60,583 50
Cashier’s checks outatand-
"»ir~ 50 00
Bills payable, including
certificates of deposit
for money borrowed... 25,000 00
Total $125,349 45
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, )
County of Colleton, i ss
1, C. G. Padgett, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
1 true to the best of my knowledge
I and belief.
C. G. Padgett. Cashier.
| Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9th tlay of Sept 1911.
i . * A. K. Beach.
. Notary Public.
Connect—Attest:
. Jas. K. Peurifoy,
* Elxjar E. Jones,
' A. S. Karesh.
• Directors
rifADY fOR FAIL TRAM
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For Solid Gold and Silver
s'
Jewelry Go to
*
J. A. WlSSTBRBERG, Jewelry Store.
Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffice.
WALTBKBOKO, 8. C.
Capt. Q. W. Way of Mt. Carmel, j Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Bowen, of
Was In town FTIdsy on bualness. Bennettzville, have moved to Wal-
J. F. Renta, of Islandton, wae
In town Saturday.
• • • N
» H. J.. ai^na of Black Crack,
We have just gotten in one of the best selected and most
complete lines of Kail txxhis ever shown in Walterboro,
and shall be pleas I to have the patronage of those who
dedre quality and rens >nat>le prices.
Onr new linev are compos'd of Ladies Sweaters, in all
colors; Pea iy Made Slirts and Waists: Kimonas: Children’s
Sweaters and Suit*; i.a v 'e$. Embroideries, etc.
Sole Agents for ..
DeWitt’s Shoes
Full Line of all Kinds in Stock.
MEN’S HATS, SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, ETC.
Large Assortment of Crockery
tttraa
terboro to reside.. Mr Bowen has
accepted a. position at the Walterbo
ro.. Lumber Company. Mrs. Powers
is a dattgh.tr of Mr. and Mrs J.R. ;
1 Lawrence. |
me F wr • f 4** • -w* ■— w .
^MLGL©VER.j
EARLY
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PICNIC!
We have great respect for early settlers. The
earlier you settle the greater our respect. If you let
your account run for a year or 30 and we are obliged
to pay our lawyer most of it to-collect it that is no pic
nic. I hat is why some, retailar* have to change more
to come out even. We allow hone of our accounts to
run over 60 Da>s without special provisions and tliat
is the reason why you can buy so reasonable at our
two stores. We do not ark y’ou to pay lor any dead
beats.
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WE DO NOT FOLLOW THE LEADERS.
WE LEAD El FOLLOWERS.
Brown Fumkure and Hardware Company
the blackstone school for Girls
HacHnee 18M riven
rhek
influences at
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THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA
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SLACKSTONB, VA.