The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, November 29, 1911, Image 8
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A LIVE DOLLAR
Is one which you place on deposit fn Hie First
National Bank, where it is always safe and
where it ji.earning yon interest in the Savings
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Department. 4 per cent, compounded every
£
three month^
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Jas. E. Peurifoy,
Preai lent
E. E. Jcnes
Vice-Preat
C. G. Padgett
Cashier. •
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Farmer* and Merekants
OF WALTERBORO, S. C. , •
Invites accounts of individuals, firms and corpor*
% , ' aliens.
Pays 4 per test Interest oi Savmfs
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* Deposits.
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Issues Time Certificates of Deposit Bearing Interest
Extends Cordial Welcome to All. Come and See Us
- or Write.
I. H. MCHNAK. A. II. WOMAN.
President. V. President.
I M. FISNBURNC.
Cashier.
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LOCAL AXD PKIWOXAL.
Mis* Ettie Nunn, State . Field |
Worker for South Carolina, will
a wr i. arrive in town Monday, and will
A. W. Blahop, of CottaaaviHe. 1 , a at t he Evergreen
in town thla wuek aueuding court. f hrUtUn church Tueeday afternoon
at 3:30 o’clock. The public is cordl
H. T. Herndon, of Route 5. had a) |y invited,
bueineas in town Monday.
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Solid Cars of
LANDS FOR SAIL
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1. One new aix-rDom house near Presbyterian church. Price
$1,600.
2. Tract 50 acres; 312 miles from Walterboro on Mt. Car
mel road. 36 acrea in cultivation and under fence. Dwelling
and out buildings. Price, $600.
3. 400 acres, two miles from Doctor’s Creek church; 4 1-2
miles from Walterboro. TOVree in cultivation. Two.story
dwelling; six-room; good timber. &
4. 117 act es three hundred yards from the corporate limits
of the town of Walterboro. Nice 7-room houee with five fire
places. Good barn, sheds, stables; 2 excellent tenant houses,
one of 3 rooms and of 2 rooms. 65 acres in cultivation; 75 acres
^under wire fence. Bargain at $2800.
5. 400 acres 3 1-2 to 4 miles from Walterboro on Mt. Carmel
road 4 fine houses. 2 of 4 rooms and kitchen and 2 of 3 rooms
and kitchen. 22o acres of rich, productive land in cultivation;
30 acres under fence. Price $5000.
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6. 150 acres enclosed by fence; 6 mile* from Walterboro. 1-4
mile from Drawdy’s Station. Two excellent four-room houses,
and good barn, stable, etc. 75 acres in cultivation. Price $3000
7. 190 acres of very rich fertile land near Islandton, S. C.
Bargain; reasonable terms. Excellent modern house.
.8 700 acres 1-2 mile from Jacksonboro, S. C.
hoise and out buildings. Price $7 per acre.
APPLY TO
Fine dwelling
JAS. E. PEURIFOY
WALTERBORO, S. C.
J. W. O'Quin. of Petiel, wus in
town on buainMs Monday.
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E. F. Wilson, of Smoaks, is
here this week as a Juror.
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County Supervisor Smock. of
Smoaks, was in town this week.
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Senator J. D. Ackerman, of Cot-
tagevllle, is in town today.
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J. P. Gay, of Yonges Island, is
here attending court this week.
E. W. Vnrn and W. J. Connelly,
of Islandton, were In towu today
on n business trip.
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The Walterboro High school has
given holiday for the balance of
the week.
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Mr antf Mrs. I. M. Fishburne left
this morning for Savannah to take
in the races.
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Miss Anrie Hyrne. of Savannah.
Is vdsltlng her aunt, Mr*. S. M.
Crosby.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Benton, are
in Sav4-:inaii this week attending th
automobile rares.
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The business bouses and banks
In town will < fce closed tomorrow
on account of the 1 banksgiring boll
day. -
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Luther Avant left today for At
lanta, where he will take a special
course lit an automobile college.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Fender and
children left Monday for Savannah
to be present at the cutomobile ra
ces.
W. D. Smoak. of SmorAs, had
business In Walterboro toda>.
J. N. Frank, of Colleton, is In
town today.
Preparations heve been going on
. for the Thanfegiving exercises at
Doctors Creek Thursday!. There
! will be a good program carried out
and dinner served on the grounds.
Several speakera of note will be.
preset-t end deliver addresees.
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Messes T. F. Brantley and M. A.
Zeigler, of Orangeburg, were here
Monday in order to attend a hear
ing before the Master in. the Smith-
Stack la lid case. The bearing was
held Monday evening. Howell and
Gruber, Padgett Lemacks and
Moorer represent the plaintiffs.
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B. B. Benton, who has been trav
eling representative for Thompson;,
Miler, Hardware Company, of Char
leston for *omo years, has resign
ed and has taken a similar position
with the Mntna*- Fertiliser Co., of
Savannah. Mr. Benton has mapy
friends in Colleton, hie home, who
wish him well in his new lito.,
Implements.
Poisou Oak Cared By Tettoriae.
There is at last a remedy that
will cars poison oak and all other
ikin troubles such as ecsema. In
fants sores, dandruff, piles, tetter,
>U. Get a box of Tetterlni, it U
Mc.hing, healing ointment that
cr:&g iostant relief to your
onured skin. Try a 60 cent box
today. Tetterine is for sale at all
good druggists. , If your druggist
can’t supply yon send us 60c and
we wil mail you a box at once.
The Shupirine Co., Savannah, On.
For Sale By John M. KUen.
Received during the past two months containing all the latest
and most improved farming machinery. In this time of scarce
labor the progressive farmer uses
Labor-Saving Machinery.
ARE YOU AN UP-TO-DATE
FARMER?
Now is the time to buy your farm implements for next year,
and to turn under yo^r crop of oats and rye.
SLAB WOOD
FOR SALE
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Delivered anywhere in Walterboio
$1.00 for large one-horse load. Small
load 75c. Trim blocks split short,
ready to burl, etc. ’Phone your or
W. H. Wilder, of Smoaks. has ■ , ^
our thanks for some very fine red ^ers to office at mill,
potato yams. Mr.« Wilder is
Juror here this week.
WalterikHro Lumber Co.
MRS. J. S. JONES’
Colleton
A fine,
are pre.
Jnvites her friends in Walterboro and
to call and select a beautiful hat, or cloak,
new lot of them have just arrived. We
pared to please you. We aiso carry white dress
goods, such an piques, reps, bengaline, dress linens,
etc. Kid gloves, silk gloves, collars and corsets.
Cordially,
Mrs. J. S. JONES
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Walterboro*t Bonton* Millinery
THKKATK.NKD WHITE BOYS.
HANSFORD CARTER DEAD
IVimiiin-nt Citizen of Ruffin Pumm-s
Away at RA|w> (NO Age.
Ruffin, Nov. 27.—Bperlal: Hans
ford D. Carter, oio of the oldest
and most highly respected ritizen*
8. Finn is la Savannah this
week attending the races, and
helping his asslstatu in their Jew
elry store there.
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Miss Bessie Kohn left this after
noon for Charlestoi-’ where she goes
to attend the Citadel Thanksgiv
ing Hop.
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The baraar to be given by the la
dles of the Episcopal church at
the Y. M. C. A. Friday will be a
ver) enjoyable aid well arranged
affair.
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Court will not hold e- session to
morrow. a holiday being given till
FYiday. Many of the attorneys and
count officials will spend the day
hunting.
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E. G. Strobel, express agent r.*
MeRxett, is here this week attend
ing court and i. -(dentally visiting
his mother Mrs. Strobel. on Rail
road Avenue.
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Misses Leila end Alicia Breland
of the C’Jiega section, left Monday
morning for Savann:.h to attend
the autcmobile races this week
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Were you
caught napping?
Mixses Kate Fox and Lillie Hal
ford have returned borne after
spending some time with relatives
e.nd friend* at Adams Rut..
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J. Lucs*, end children.
Mrs
Two Drunken Negro*** Make Tn>uIs
le Suin.li) Afternoon.
Sunday afternoon* several small
white boys were playing In the
street near H. A. Balle)*‘s store,
when two negroes, Patrick Stanfield 4 . . .
and Albert Warren, who appeared ta of 1,1,8 community, died at his horn
be under the Influence of liquor here Sunday morning at 10 o’clock
curs«<l them and Stanfield drew a Mr. Cprter was In his 86th yew.
pistol threatening to shoot | He had been a useful and honored
The little boys became frightened
ard ran beck and reported this to 1 c,tl * et durtl, K h ‘ 8 « n,lr * c * r «** r
John Glover. He and A. V. SykcU . When the call of his country was
went out and caught the negroes, heard he went bravely to the front
They then called up policeman Ack-: J , n< j through the entire war.
•naan and had him take them to
J*4L Stanfield had the pistol, and | Th « funeral was held Monday .... , .
after thiwateLilng the boys, went morning at 11 o’clock in the pres- Avant, who Is very sick
down the road and threw It over a ence of a large number of relr*-1 • • •
fence. He wae taken back and tlves ai*1 frleitd*. at the family 1 The December meeting of the
made to get the platoL I burying ground—the Rlsheihceme- Womans Foreign Missionary So-
Mayor Ackenaaarftned each of tery ciety will be held at the Methodist
them fid, or 10 days. Magistrate j Mr . Carter wa* early married tp church Tuesday afternoou. Deceos-
Bryaa stepped In aad gave Warren ' wiss Jane Padgett, who with the b ® r 6t h. HU. at 4:30 ©clock .
f 100 for having sold Stanfield the following children survive him:
pistol Warrea paid his Mayor’s fine r. d., W. W„ and D. M. Carter,
but bad to bo eeut to khe gang for a u 0 f Battfln. Mr*. Jake Williams.
Mrs. aTCARhode, Misses Lugls,
Gertrude aad Zula Carter.
Mr* P
who have been visiting Mr an<PMrs
Clarence Lpcas in the I-an^ of
Flower*, return*!! Friday ©venli*j.
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L. B. Avar*: of HrMlng*. /la..
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Avant and
Eugene Avant of Arhton. Fla.. r-~e
here visiting their“'m«ther. Mr*. An-
These dull, dark morn-
ing 5 —when it’s easy to
‘take just forty winks too
many—is the very time
for you to learn the value
of a good Alarm Clock.
We have big alarms
and little alarms—alarms
of all styles and to suit all
pockt ts.
A well [made Alarm
Q that won’t forget to go
£ off-—one that we j£can
X thoroughly recommend—
3 is yours fc
Q Big Ben.”
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THE BUSY BUSINESS.”
*No Man Plows for the^
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Love of Plowing.
$2.50 “The
tb* otbsr fin* which b* could not
ruin*. At th* «xpiratiou at Btan-
(|fid*s muUm* h* will b* tilted tor
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McGowan Simpkins. Esq . of
Edgefield, was here the early part
of the week attending court. Mr.
Simpkins is the reading clerk of th*
Hous* of Representative#. i
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S. Fmn Jewelry Co.
Walterboro, Savannah. Ga.
110 Mam St 402 Broughton St
mBMOJOr-UBBT 00
Mm Marl* Ritter, of th* Ritter
va* ta Iowa Satarday. Mia*
4* taking ta tb*
IB
The Smoaks school will give
holiday on account of Thanksgiving
from Thursday to following mon-
day. Prof. Porter aad his assistant th* **rty train
Mias Lagare, will visit ths<r homes, for Savannah, whetw h* will
at Newberry aad Adam* Ran. th* automobile race*.
Furman Beach of Stoke*, wa* la
town Mocday nig hi. Ha l«ft oa
UBBER
OOF IN Oh-
CBAKUnULnC.
But a man plows in order thi
tain results may follow, es]
that a good crop may be madenFhis
the Good Farmer wishes to do as
easily and as efficiently as possible.
In this age of machinery it pays^ to
let the tool or machine do the work
of the man. Nowhere can this be
done better than in the use of im
proved farm machinery.
We have just received a solid car of
p T ows, the first solid cur of plows
ever brought to Walterboro. Two
and a half cars of improved farm im
plements have recently been received.
Our prices and terms on these are
most liberal. Let us show you be
fore you buy.
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We Sell Chattanooga Avery
Plows and Implements.
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