Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r? 7 V4- - j, A . THB PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTSRBORO, & CL A Jl. OCTOBER 11, mi. Kfi i; iJ rt# ml The wonderful Progress of this bartk during the year just closed is the best evidence of the kind of Service we give. Here it is- RESOURCES: October i, 1910 $ 20,43806 October 1, 191U r 129,891 84 Increase 09,45 3 78 LAST WEEK We had our stove demonstration with large numbers of the ladies attending, both the morning and afternoon lectures. This week we are selling stoves and will appreciate your call ing to see us for we have probably the largest and most as sorted stock in the county—being able to sell you a stove or range, to sdfl almost any requirement and ranging in price from $7-oo to £65 00. We are sole agents in this county for the best range made, the <( FA WRITE 99 grrj::: !iimn FIRST NATIONAL BANK Jas. E. Peurifoy, Presi lent. E. E. Jcnes Vice-PresL LANDS FOR SAIL 1. One new six-room house near Presbyterian Church. Price $1,600. 2. One six room house on edsre of Waltcrboro. Ham, sta bles; sheds, and smoke-house; one acre of laud enclosed b' wire fence; Price $1,000. - X 3. Tract IK* acres. 3 1-2 miles from Walterboro on Mt. Carmel road. 3.'i acres In cultivation and under fence. Dwelling and out buildings. $600 cqph is the price. 4 One building lot; 100 feet front and 250 fret deep. Fine carriage house and stables; nice brick well. Located next to Mrs. John D. Edwards. Price $#00. FOR RENT—One store building on Maia Street, opposite Court House, between The First National Bank and The. Press and Standard. 1891 - 1911 COLLETON BANKING COMPANY . WALTERBORO, S. C Twenty Years of Banking. CO' lETON COUNTY’S PiSNttK BAKKINg EMERPrtlSE. WHEN *01^ * a bank show? sure, steady, decided and uninterrupted lua'tl.y growth covering a period of over Twenty CJO) Years. 11 a pretty safe place to hank your Savingf. Our depositors and patrons arc one and all satisfied and pleased. Can’t we mibi- ber you in the list of pleased customer?:? We pay. four per cent, interest on time deposits and compound interest quarterly. OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT is our SPECIAL and distinctive feature. Exceptionally well managed and safe guarded We Cordially Invite Your Deposits. We are both able and willing to accommodate our patrons. JOHN F. LUCAS, R. LUDLOW FRASER Cashier. APPLY TO JAS. E. PEURIFOY WALTERBORO. S C. •A ... Diamonds. are the only good investment that are a mark of di>- , ' ? . 4 r 'f, it tinction and luxury. & A Diamond bought right is a good investment for any one, but you must exercise judicious care in buy ing them. You should have the same confidence in the Jewler 3011 are.buying from that you have in your banker. Every diamond sokl is specified by us is backed up by our absolute guarantee as per quality and small percentage ol profits. We have Favorite Ranges »n stock from $35.00 to $65.00. The above prices include the ware. A. Wichman & Son. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS IN AND AROUW TOWN. W. C. Brant, of Snldars was In town Tuesday. • a J. H. Fender, of Lodge, was In town this mornlii'g on business. a • • S. Hernett, of Lodge was in town Tuesday. • a • • G;- F. Pelluin erf It. F. D. No. 4. was in town Saturday. a a a W. Z. Ayer lost'a. fine horse whil in town last week. a • a W. F. Robertson, of Stokes, had busifrevs here Saturday. a a a J. W. O’Quin, of Peniei was ki town Saturday. • • a P. D. Bishop. *f Round, had busi ness in town Monday. a a a J. F. O’Quin, of Horse Pen. came to town on business Saturday. ? • • Josh (Jbrvin, of Jarksonboro, was among those here Saturday. * * • Jeff Blocker, of Horse Pen, was in town on business Saturday. a a a Jos. I^ngdalh, of Plea sent Grove, was ii:< town on business Saturday. • • • P. W. Beach had business hi Hen dertonville,' Tuesday. B. O. Saunders of Stokes, was in town Tuesday. a a a | Miss Olytle Saunders «Jid brother, L. O. Robertson of Sr.«dy Dam. Moody, were in town? Saturday. S. Finn Jewelry Co. WALTERBORO, S. C. i io Maiq St. SAVANNAH, GA. 402 Broughton, St. was in town Saturday. a a • Prof. T. V. Farrow, principal ef the Hendersonville High schooi, hr^l business in town Thursday. a ' a a Cleveland Hiott of near Walter- bnro. has excepted a position at the Oil Mill a a a Mrs. E. F. Sturdivant, of Rincon, Ga., is vlsitir-g relatives in Walter boro. Williams and Hendersonville. a a a Mrs. I.aura Renton, of R. F. T>.< No. 5, was in town shopping Satur day. a a a Probate Judge J. S Griffin, who has been confined to his room for several weeks is much improved. a • • Ilnlst and Austin lliers. returned home Saturday last, after erecting several hand-some buildings for I the Ravenel Co. a a a J. M. Bennett, of the firm, Mor- 1 ris A- Bennett, of Stokes, was here yesterday. Rev. J. S. M. Finch and son. of Adams Run, were in town Saturday. - ! * * * F. W. Cummings of Black Creek, j had business in town Monday. a a a t» \ ‘ ! Benjamin Givens, of Black Creek j had business li? tow n Monday. a a a • Mrs. B. N. Beach, of Stokes, was in town Monday shopping. 1 • * % Eugene Varnadoe. of Great Swamp, was in Walterboro Monday on business. a a * Prof. J. C. Nettles, of Pine Grove was seen or. our streets Sat urday. a a a Gtfdslngeft O’Quin, *f Sniders, passed through town Saturday en route to Holly Hill. a a. a Mrs W. Z. Ayer, of Olar, spent Sundry and Monday in town with Mr. Ayer. / a a a J. C. Bishop, of Ehrhardt, who has been visiting his brothers. P. D. siul A. W. Bishop, at Round and Cottagevllle returned home Monday. Good Points of all kinds are claimed for all makes of ranges, and nearly every one of these claims will be disputed by some one else. But there is one point on which you will never hear any dispute, and that is the DURA BILITY of the PRINCESS. PRINCESS RANGES are long lived. They have tough constitutions. They never break down in their youth. They can always be relied upon for a long life of hard work and a hale-' old age. Long alter the time when other ranges gqi j to the scrap heap you will find the PRINCESS still m’ active service, giving the same satisfactory results as when new. Brown Furniture and Hardware Company THE BUSY BUSINESS. [5)0 f6t Great Clearence Sale Appltnuitft fur Aaditur** Offtcr. There are a number of applicants of Thank*. 1 deeire to thank the many gen- | erous friends and Knights of Pyth- for the Auditor a office n*ad« 'a- ^ ^ so kindly assisted us in the cant by the death of Auditor du jn neB8 an j (j eC 4ii 0 f m y 80l , t Bols. The following known | ra j. Priee. While our affliction j Mrs. M. M. Corbett, of Islandton, and brother, N. Munnie Polk,’ Lu- ray, were in town Tuesday on a bus Liosfl trip. | Miss Vlvlene Price who has been * * * ’visiting relatives a* Allendale. Barn- Little Miss Reha Hiers of this well, North and Columbia, returned place spent seven)! dc-vs of last week with her sister. Mrs. A. Y. Beach ofrgand Hill section. to her home here Monday night. P. W. Price, of Barnwell, was here to attend the funeral of his Mr and Mrs. P. K. Willis and brother. Ira J Price. He returned children, algx and Edward, of Cot- Monday morning. ^ ^ „ tageville, came to town Friday. ! elr wtl- u. hard to bear, we feel that the | Mr « ul } d Mr * ? A St P ke ? and ° f ^ . 'several days in town guests of her $a.vannah, WB * In town this week ra their ceonty it load > somewhat lightened by the n , P . nta Mr n .wi Mrs R p h'nlaht. aF t ettisens have expreesed lingn^ee to aerve their •—- •*- ••suicura uy iue p aren t B> M rt nml Mrs. E. P. Knight. a t the home of her mother, | Mrs. choaen when the delegatioa meets sympathetic words and kind deeds . , • ~ Julia Price. to necommecd a peraoe to fill this of our nelghbora and friends. We I There will be a meeting of the 1 • • • A A. Pfcttereoe, Jr., P. •ball hold you ever In grateful re- fire company Thursday night at 8 1 Mr and Mrs J. B. Meyer, of Sum- ' o’clock, for the purpose of transact- mervllle. were called to Walterboro Inc business. All members are re- last week on account of the death w _ - a amw —• - — - X. Bdekaer. J. B. Dodd. J. F. Strtck “•“braoce. Gratefally youra, Julia Price. Rev. B. B. I Wr Walterboro, 8. C.. Cut. 10. 1911. FOR 10 DAYS Dry Goods, Notions Mens and Boys Hats and Caps, Mens, Women and , a l—— 1 children Shoes to go at a song, 25 per cent oil on the [pj] dollar, a great saving for ever)' one. • a Remember This is Cash. Qarence U F*" 46 3] queated to be present. Tbs place of Mrs. Meyer’e brother, Mr. Ira f or QieeUnf will ba the town hall. Price: They returned Monday. Next week a half dosen cabinet ) NOTICK, photos will be awarded by ©’Riley All persons are hereby forbidden to to the next acceptable Jingle receiv- trespass on any of my Jields, or ed. in acother column will be enter same Arhile fox hunting or found a verse by Mrs. Jos. W. Lucre otherwise. ‘ / who won the cash prize offered In 1 John Simmons, |10-U-U. _ . Walterboro, 8. C. Ueie of thU paper. Sept. 27.