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iJOtvAmt iT/itit. “ ' 4 C , 1 ' ► ‘V ■I BK — - . I,.. i i , . ___ _ _ . _ i AMaal Rial it T r- • to its depositor! not only to tbs extent j>f its espital stock sad surplus; but eeeh stockholder is mpoosiWe for sn soount to addition equal to tbs amount he has in stock. This Is known as ''double liability." So this bank net only bas its capital and surplus but $25,000 in addition. Liability to Depotitor*: Capital ^tock $26,000 (T ■ ' \ * Surplus 2.600 Individual Stockholder 25,000 ' ,X Total....: $52,500 Our resources January 2.1912, |ll7.2C1.2l v 1912 Must be the Biggest Year Yet FIRST NATIONAL BANK | Jas. E. Peurikoy, Presi lent E. E. Jcnes Vice-Prest C. G. Padgett Cashier. . ‘. 6f "WALTERBORO. & c Invite* accounts of i^fividuals, 'tirm* and carpor-. / . ’ •*"* f. Pays 4 per cal Interest on Savings . Deposits. •' Issues Time Ciertificates of Deposit Bearing Interest. Extends Cordial Welcome to All. / Come and See Us pr Write. I A. H. WICNMAN. . f ■ V. President. I M. FISNBURNC, ** Cashier. > t /:. 4T>s tms* x R. H. MCI1MAN, President u:• ■ m . ■■■—- -7-.-j=-^7T-j=j=asacc=-.-.-.—■ ■ ..r ; r;- J. I). Risher and son, Cvin, of W. A. Carter, of Weeks, srac Providence section, were in Wal- ! amoi^ those In town Monday. * / *7' * — vij r ym fX i fin terboro Friday on barii^ga. Friday, January 19th, being a le- '45 I gal holiday, the banka I will bo closed. • • in town E. R. McTeer left this morning for Florida -where he goes to visit M. dtortwr. Mr.. Turn.r Mr. Me-) |r> „ 1 ^ Kdal .. (urn , er , y wlth fter Win b. .w.y^for^Mverml w»«k,l Tbe |. rtM , nd HtaiHlard, Irfl Sun- day for Allendale, where he has The voting contest being conducted by The Press and Standard Is get ting quits lively. Vote for your friends early and often. Wagons = Buggies We have just received a carload of wagons, which we 0 r> offer at the most attractive prices. ' Also a carlond of buggies of the liest make whtehr^dll l>e sold at a price that will interest you. also have a tine lot of harness, saddles, collars, etc., 'which you > are invited inspect before purchasing. A carload of plows, cultivator^, harrow and all kinds of farm implements will be here within a few days. Don’t purchase until you see them Also a caf-load of wire will be here shortly and we will be in a position to supply every demand of thefarm. accepted a position with the Allen dale Herald. w •, • • » w - . j9~ Brawley R lack, who has been ■pending several months In Florl- j da, is again r4 home with his par ents, Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Black. • mm M. H. Hlott. a vice president of the Colleton County Fair aasocia- j tlot\ was in town Friday, attend- ,ing the meeting of the stockhold ers. s • e | Mr. and *Mrs. C. A. Eckardt are I at home after several days spent In j visiting relatives cad friends in Summerville. It will be with re gret that it is learned they are thinking of removing to Summer ville to make their home. ,• s • Coleman at-d Long, of Saluda county, were In town several days last week visiting relatives. These gentlemen were here looking round with a view of making their homes here ir* the near future. They] are among the most progressive cilJy I j (sens of their home community, r e. . • • Former Auditor, P. M. Murray who is now selling lighting pleats, was In town several days receirtly. Mr. Murray states that he will possibly be in tl>p race again this summer for clerk of court. . He is considered one of the best politic- inns in the county, rad will doubt less make a warm figbt, should he enter the field. • • • THIS IS THE STALK CUTTER TALKED SO MUCH ABOUT RECENTLY. ITS SOMETHING NEW. CAME OUT LAST YEAR AND IT IS rt BIG IMPROVEMENT OVER THE OLD STYLE. THE ONLY CUTTER WHICH Positively Will Not Choke AND IT CUTS EVERYTHING. BETTER VESTIGATE. DO IT NOW. IN- Miltor* W. Garris, who is a, civil i engineer and surveyor in the em- j ploy of the Unitpd- States govern- t ment, was in town the latter part ! of the week. Mr. Garris is now | with c. party on the Edisto river with a view to ascertaining wheth er or jx>t |t is or can be made nav igable. ' On account of the very high gtage of the river, this par ty has had to diecontique Hs op- erc4ions for a tew days. While in town Mr. Garris was the guest of his cousin, H. R. Padgett, Bsq • • • B. G. Goodwin, of the Ebeneser section was in town yesterday on business. • • • <J The many friends of McDonald Ritter, of Drawdys, will be sorry to learn that he hie a bad case of typhoid fever. * * * I'j Miss Mary Arale Padgett, who 4I; is attending the Wslterboro High j.jNchool here, spent Sunday with her parents near Dm. Crsek. • • • J. M. Campbell, of Roy, Fla., who| has had business at Williams and Walterboro for the last few 'days, returned home today accompanied by his sister-in-law, Mrs. A. E. Campbell, who has been visiting her | father, Dr. Kinsey, at Williams. Prentiss OrifflL-% who holds s po sition with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad company, spent Friday and ] Charleston on bust- » Ml Brown Furniture & Hardware Company "The Busy Business." 1 • —^ Our Guarantee is Complete Walterboro, South Carolina / *Ot’KTH ATTRACTION LYCKL’M The Hel»uh*rr« t*» Appear In Walter- boro Next Wednesday Kevenlng. Music lovers have a rare treat in store In the next lyceum attrsc- tlot- which will be' given at the High School auditorium Wednesday evening, Js,n. 24. The entertainers for this number will be the Schu bert Concret Co., composed of a quartette of the best musicians ou the road today • The personm1 of this quartette Is Mr. James Grubb, Tenor. Miss 'Ve ra# Ross Coburn. Contralto; Miss Mara W, Conover, SOpranp DYNAMITED STUMPS. Dynamillsg Demonstration Attend- rd by Ijsrgr Crowd. The dynamiting demonstration, given Tuesday morning by J. E. Ad- dirks. representative Of the du- Pont Powder Co., under the auspi ces of A. Wlchmr« A Son, on their farm near the mill of the Walterboro Lumber Company, was attended by about s half hupdred o' the leading farmers of the com munity despite the very cold weatb- were TO PALE THIN PEOPLE. The, watches we sell have our personal attention until they are tested and prove themselves satis factory. This cannot be done by mail. Saturday In Closing Out Sale and j er. Several large stumps easily blown up and split Into kindl- The programme presented by the 1 log by the charges, which were set Schuberts is populrr and high class, off by batteries. Every stump awd all la first-class. •ph# ensemble work is - beautiful —the voices blend as nearly per fectly as possible—ntsd the Indlvid- trlrd was blown up ' it was found that there is ample, reason for the statement that there is nothing which wlU come —j W ork in solos, readings and pla- a p with dynamite ae a stump de ne monologues, ta In the same stroyer A farmer who onco uses Seldom has a program heon^flv- mm of each variety and of inch ex- ace. All aadieacea last aaaaoi delighted. to U of Mt. stroyer. A farmer who onco m dynamite to blast atempe will not be contented farther to depend oa the slow process of digging or burn ing. A Wlchman * Son carry the dynamite in Block. It costa about • cents * stick, one stick being fur "bcdttsry stamps and ta threa for the eery Druggist Jeo. M. Klein Offers to Pay fir»r Keaiose if it Doee Nut Make Thin People Fat Pale, thin people are simply suf fering from wont of nourisumeeg. They may eat euougu, but their foo Is not properly digested and dose them no gm>4. S;..mose. the remarkable flesh forming food should be used by all who are pale, weak and thin. It mingle# with the food and aids as st mt let ton, so that when taken for s short time. Nature will scot*- as sert* her normal powers, and the food that is er.ton will give strength and good flesh. The woman who longs for rosy cheeks and t' e plumpness of beauty should use Ssmoee. The man who wants to bo strong and well and gain health and good flash, will fin his desires accomplished by 8a- moee. ^ Such remarkable results have fol lowed the eee of Samoeo that Drag gle! Jno. M. Ktlen in willing to pay' for the treatment if it done not glvp the deal red results. He tagges thin offer generally and wants all who are thto. weaM and oat mf health «e get a bee ef i have decided to discontinue my mercantile 3 business, and am offering entire stock of goods cither in bulk or by retail, at greatly reduced prices. A Special Bargain and goad terms, if sold in bulk. f . * K a Big lot of point* and casting* for Lynchburg plows for sale, together with lot cf other hardware. Special bargains in aewirg machines on easy terms. J. E. Bryan S. FINN JEWELRY CO. WALTERBORO, S. C. 110 Main Street SAVANNAH, GA. 402 Broughton £t. ANNOUNCEMENT “ i We desire to announce that we have purchased the stock of goods of B. G. Hyrne and shall continue to keep store at this place. Our friends are requested to give us their patronage. The customers and friends of Mr. Hyrne are invited to cont.nue giv ing us their trade. W. H. GUESS & BRO. Dr. to O. Wtltla of Cottagovllle, I A. A. WDUs. in town tofts 1 ithtT luata. |p at Aaaac" who MtMBOMfe C eouioo to At-