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ft ■- > i* 4 ^ If ? I ■ ri: I 1 h- PAOB EIGHT. PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, 8. C. y. Z ■EPTEMBKR SO, 1911. Pass Books m AND PERSONAL ITEMS IN AROUND TOWN. o. . v CouiMy Supervisor D. ft. Smoak, | Per • r, .®f* ch of Smoaks, was in town Monday. *t the home of her parents ut Stoko • • e I • • A. Q. Padgett of Omega, bad bus- CVounty Commissioner J. O. Jc-qu<4 was here on business Monday. • • • iness in town Monday. should l>e left here on September 30th in order that the interestjfor the past quarter maybe entered. Those who have no pass books shculd gjet one by opening an account in the Savings Depart ment and let the interest begin October 1 st. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Jos LangdcJe. of Weeks, had bue* W. W. Carter and Isham p « d *« t, • inesa in town Saturday. : of Ruffin, were In town Monde* on • • • I business, Mrs. S. Y. Morris, of Ruffin, was Jas. E. Peurifoy, Presi tent E. E. Jcnes Vice-PresL C. G. Padgett Cashier. in town Saturday on business. ( H. W. Smoak, pro ® p ^® u ^ • • a voting busineas man of the thriving I «!..«, Mary. W.ln,. and L.»l. 'o*" t “ d Brele-nd, of Drs. Creek, are visitli:« town Monoay.^ ^ ^ relatives at Ritter and Beaufort, i • • • j Mrs. . JM. Witsell and little son I Miss Leoale Podgett who visited Sat .M rda n y n [. 0r *wRh relative, in Damberp last week re . the y win l ‘P end 80me tln,e wtth relatives in Uamberr last week, re., relrt , veg Froni there they w jh go Attention Farmers! DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH Cofleton Banking Company Waherboro, S. C. John F. Lucas, R. L. Fraser, President. Cashier. « ' V Kit«aof t li«* C'ontl11 Ion of t li<* COLLETCM BAM KING COMPAMCJ, i.oc A r n;i> A'f WAxyrmtiioito. **. Aube Close of Business Sept. 1,1911. CuypGjriKs. RESOIRCCS. turned Thursday. • • • L. H. Wannamaker, traveling rep resentative for the News and Cour. ler, wtta in town Friday. * * * Master Howell Jones went to K U tton Sumter Saturday, where he will en. ter the Sumter High school. a a to Memphis Tenc*. • • D. B. Hudson killed a rattle, snake last Friday while on his way to Walterboro. It wr« a large Farnitnre Fixtures and Sate rattler and had eight rattles and a Banking House, Loans and Discounts $115,998 47 Overdrafts None bonds snu Stocks Owned by the Bank' 90 00 Sll 76 2 021 Ud Mr Other Heal Estate. None Dne from Banks and Bankers 34.867 50 A. KrorHch, .ho 542 23 496 HO Miss Marie Cooley of Charleston, 1 V ‘!vl , ^ n ! l, h,« n ^im A 8 - t FlD Sa V - n nih ' 8ilTer and J 0,h * r M ’ nor Coin A ae%__ mw-a..i * I©r»yb for his hom© at SavRnDRn , Ob#ckE Onsb It©in^ LANDS (DR SALE. 1. Six-room house on edge of Walterboro. Barn, (tables, sheds and smokehouse; one acre of land enclosed by -wire fence. Price, Sl.oon. o y 2. Tract of t>7 acres one quarter of mile from Walterboro. fio acres in cultivation, on public roar! to Cottageville. New wire fence » n three sides. See me as to price and terms. Sale must be made quick or it will be withdrawn from market. Bolin Point Plantation between Ashepoo and Green Pond. 4.'»0 acres highland, 65 acres rice land. 3 horae farm of highland in cultivation. Dwelling and outbuildings, Main line A. C L K. R. passes through place. Price one-fourth cash, bal* ante on easy terms. 4. Tract 50 acres, 3 1 2 miles from VYalterboro on Mt. Carmel Road. 35 acres in cultivation and under fence. Dwelling and outbuildings. $600 cash is the price. FOR KENT —One new two-stcry dwelling. 7 rooms Ready for occupancy October 1. Next door to Dr. H. W. Black. $15 per month, payable monthly. James C. DeTreville left yester day (cr ('obiuib.a to resume his tMudies at fho University. Capital Stock, Paid in Surplus Fund Undivided Profits, less Cur rent Expenses and Taxes Paid Dne to Banks and Bankers Dividends Unpaid, Individual Deposits Subject to Check, Savings Deposits, Certified Checks Cashier’s Checks Notes and Bills Rediscounted Bills Payable, Including Cert! Scales for Money Borrowed Other Liabtlities, viz t lo.ooo no 16 000 Oil 4,400 2 r > 4 142 on Ibn 74 •J i ,0i 8 4., 90,500 21 Non None None Total ♦162,300 U) is ic town visiting Miss Mabel Law- mil _ h tft b anu / asn iwra 1 * Wednesday much to the regret or a Exchange for the Clearing reu large circle of friends whom he , House 1,384 18 met while here. Other resources, via None • • • I Miss Anna Benton of Ohoopee, j Total „ 1162,350 00 Ga., who has been visiting relatives • • at and nee-r Walterboro, will re-| Statk ok SotTn Capouxa, ) Mrs. W. H. Padgett is visiting her turn to her home this week. Miss Concty of Colleton. f parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith, Renton having spent the latter part i Before me came K. L. Fraser, Cashier of the above named Bank. who. of Smoaks. of the summer here, says she is being dnlv sworn, says that the above aud foregoing stattmeut is a true coudi- . , . much Improved. j tmu of snid P>aiik, as shown by the books of eaid twns. W. F. Copeland of mail route » ... 1 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1 three, hud business in town Mon- Miss Mattie Thompson, of Wil-i 11th day of >ept. 1911. ^ R. L. F RASER, Cashler da*. Hston i and niece. Miss Alma Dicks .A K. Brack. ; i.. s.) . « * of Greenland, will return to their APPLY TO JAS. E. PEURIFOY WALTERBORO. S C. Mr. and Mrs. I. I). Crosby's son hon’es Saturday. They have been who has been very 111 with typhoid visitii*; at the hon’es of Mr. and Mi fever is able to he out again. J. -1 -Padgett rtnu Mr. ard Mrs. W. I 0 h'a»;ndfcf8 . . • I G. Albert Reach, clerk the board « . « .. county commissioners was hi town Miss Lucas a charming young la Monday. dy of Walterboro, is spending some | • • • time ah.the hospitable home of her J. M. Smith, 6r. director trf the ' inc ' e anK aunt.Mr. and Mrs C. L. ufo I^Ai'if atifiu rv c\f SI vn a u 1/ u unonf ^ HUl. MIoS hllCE'S is Qllit© pOpllldF M charming acquisition to, ty net #f the town —Beau- Notary Public 6 C Correct Attest: State Penitentiary, of Smoaks spent Saturday in town the gqcst of hte I ®* d ls a daughter, Mrs W. H Paslgett 1 . society I. M. Langdale left last week for Jehnston where he has accept ed a position as compositor on- the Johnston paper. * * * Julian DeTreville, who hr.8 beea fort County Democrat, • • • M- W. O. Benton, of Savannah, spent a lew days with his mother near town last we<^c. He wr« in town Friday en route to Beaufort. Mr. Benton is representing Butler, 84e. spending ^ome time here wRlT hfs * Co • » b ‘* co 1 , I , I ° , f conc y n parents returned last week to Ev. ^ 8 fi Van , n l ^ h- W I. “T® ^ ansvllle Ind , 11 ,orida tht » wepk where be 1ril, • ' 1 spend six weeks in interest of his • • • ! firm Mrs. 8, R. Minor and daughter, : ' • • • Miss Pearl, who have been or* a ' . . _ , visit to Mrs. Minor s mother, return. Bwsle High ha. been employ, ed Tuesday night * to tee f h h * Hkittvllle and Beth. * ^ , lehem schools. These schools have - been consolidated and will be i iL' w T v Z<M * ,er * .r. ho . haa hf® 11 (taught at the HSottville school visiting her brother, W. J, Trylor, house commencing next Monday, Returned to her horae In Orangebui j Sept 2 5. A. O.^Hiott. I D Croeby n * y ' and C. P. Tkimbleston are trustees of this school Miss .Mattie Zeigler, of Orange burg arrived In town Monday even ing to vilst at the home of her un cle, W. J, Taylor. / MISS MOKRXM, LKAVKS. t WANTED 4 My l.avly frirnds and customers to knot; that I am a^ain in the Millinery business I have a beautiful line of Lathes. Misses and Childrens’trimmed and ready-to wear hats. Also Notions of all kinds Will be <dad to have them all come and inspect my line. • » Mrs. S. L. Lyons ISLANDTON. SOUTH CAROLINA Starts on Long Journey to l*hilli- Mlss Anna *Gregory will leave ^ ,>ln ^ to W ‘ x, N '“ VM, ° frl » w - town Thursday to spend two weeks ^ ,r - Morrail chartered the Violet in Walterboro. Charleston Evening Tuesday morning to take his daugh- I J osf Iter Miss Cr.rrie Mac Morrall, to VfI *. • • , Savannah in order that she might) Mcs IImic Goodwin has retun I , i;ak( . the riR , lt epectioons out of ' ' hi ut llon * e at Smoaks, alter { ’hat place to r.rrive in San Francis-) spending several weeks at Menmhls Tenn.. and Hot Sprigs, Ark iitli r " ln tlm '‘ to ^at< ■ ,, tl,e Bacific Hi cr , relatives and friei-ds. ’ ’ for the Phillipincs. . , , Miss Morrall is going to the far Mrs J B. Black and children re- eastern isles to wed a naval offic- tnnied last Fhursday night from e r, Lieut. Oysterhouse. Afl Beau-j ioil county where they have f or t extends to her its sini'ercst i n visiting relatives, for the past wishes for a happy journejv on h-t-ufort tounty Demo. , Land, on sea, and in matrimony.— , Beaufort Gazette. month rrat *R[JDY fOR FAIL TRADE >!< I'uiM’ii Oak Cured By Tetteclne. There is U last * remedy that will cure poison oak and all other skin troubles such as eczema, in fants sore-, dandruff, pIR's, tetter. Get box-of Tetterine, it ifc a soothing, healing ointment that, will bring in-stunt relief to your j tortured skin. Try a 50 cent box tooay Tetterine is for sale at all good druggists. If your druggist can t supply you send us 50c and we wil mail >ou a box at once. The Shupirine Co., Savannah, Cn. For Sale By John M, Klicn. V WATCHES\ /' IDEAL STEAM LAUNDRY I am regent for the Ideal Steam f Laundry, a laundry which gives the ▼ery best finish to its work, and ^ i whose work is guaranteed. Bring or send your laundry, by Tuesday to THE BRR K STORE, god get it back the latter part of at w«*». /«* * T. P. MUUAY, ACT. A WALTHAM WATCH PROPERLY CARED FOR WILL LAST A LIFETIME. WE HAVE A WELL [SELECTED STOCK OF IwALTHAM WATCHES S. Finn Jewelry Co. WALTERBORO. S. C. # \\ c have just gotten in one of the beat selected and most complete lint s of Kail Goods ever shown in Wgiterboro, and shall W pleased to hav » the patrorape of those who desir*- quality and n-.is mahle prices. Onr new line.-are c >m{.K*s'>d of Ladies Sweaters, in all colors; TC atiy Made Sk rts and Waists; Kitnonas: Children’s Sweaters and Suk^; ll-ccn Embroideries, etc. Sole Agents for De Witt’s Shoes Full Line cf all Kinds in Stock. MEN’S HATS, SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, ETC. Large Assortment of Crockery Samuel Irlel, of Ruffin, route 2, bad buslneas in town Monday. • • • Prof. H. S.' 1 Strickland of Smoaks, flptut two day* la towa last week. W. Y. GLOVER. •K Johu F. Lucas, i’anl Sanders, E. L. Lemacks, Directors. EARLY K PICNIC! We have great respect lor early settlers. The earlier you settle the greater our respect. If you let your account run for a year or so and we are obliged to pay our lawyer most of rt to collect it. that is no pic nic. I hat is why some retailars have to char'je more to come out even. \\ e allow none of our accounts to run over 6o Days without special provisions and that is the reason why you can buy s»i reasonable at our two stores. We do not ask you to pay for any dead xh- j . beats. 0 II Brown Furniture and Hardware Company First Car Load of Horses. Go k *' We have received the first car load of horses in Bamberg County and they are now ready for your inspection. I his,.load ol stock consists of some extra nice drivers, single and double, and every one of them was personally selected by our Mr. W. P. Jones. Call early and select your horse. . JOHKS BROTHERS BAMBERG. S. O.