The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 28, 1912, Image 8
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Every /me should have a place to keep his wfll,
tides, insurance policies and other valuable
papers where they cannot be stolen, misplaced
or destroyed by fire. We have in our fireproof
vault fifteen steel safety deposit boxes for rent
that have not yet been taken. The terms an^
reasonable, and the satisfaction that will come
to you in knowing that your valuables are safe
cannot be calculated. Apply now at
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SB
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Jas. E. PfcURIKOY,
Presi ient.
E. E. Jcnes
Vice-Prest
C. G. Padgett
Cashier.
nOi SMOAKa BAHKOIO OO.
ZiOeaUd at Smoaka, 8. C„ at the
cIom of bturtaaaa Fab. it, 1S12.
Loaaa aad DtaeooaU... ..If.dfl.SO
Farattara aad Flxtaraa.. 1,Of7.SI
Hottaa.. .. .. 1,780.00
Batata owaatf,
lot ioo.oc
’em Basks aad Bank.
.. -. ^ ... ..'‘‘i, 0,710.21
. - 000.00
w ., 1SS.00
SUvar aad othar mtaor
OOla • m ,m mm mm mm mm 102.22
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Total.. M. M. mm mm mm 828,182.1
LIABILITIES,
Cap Ha I Stock Paid la... .$0,482.01
Sarplaa 120.88
UaalTided ProflU. laaa Cup*
root Kxpaaaaa and Taxes
paid .. .. 808.44
Individaal Deposits subject
to cbeck 10,820.12
Savtega Deposits .. .. 4,278.00
Caaklors Chocks ... _ 10.06,
BUls PSjrabie. Uciuding Cor* -
tlftcatea for Money Bor*
<• POirad 2,500.00
kETOST OP THE CONDITION OP
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Wailterboro In the State of South
CaroUna, at the close of business,
Feb. 20,1912:
EBBOUBCES:
Loans and Diacoonta $80,566 64
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured 589 80
U. S. Bonds to secure cir
culation ....? 25.000 00
Pcamiums on U. S. Bonds.. 200 06
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IE FIGURES
we have gmft good service to the -
10 YEARS
In that thne wo ham pleased tha—ids
In that thne aw hnva wdd ont thoi—ada
. In thatthna wahnvehurwiiftii—8—di
Deposit With ,
Farmers and Merchants Bank
WALTERBORO.
1.1. mm,
President
SOUTR CAROLINA
I N. RSKME.
^ Cashier. *
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DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH
CoBetm Banking Company
WilterWro, S^ C
John F. Lucas, R. L Fraser,'
President A Cashier.
Wt«t«ment Condition of the
COLLCTO/S mJiKlfiQ COMPAQy,
IXXJATIBO JLTA: ^AiyrtCltBORO. as. c..
At the Close of Bus! boss Fab. 20, 1212.
LlABILlTTES.
Loans sad Diecoants
Orord rafts,
V
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
OUR STATEMENT BELOW:
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Statement of uondition of
*\Al KM fijRH AIS13 M KKOU A IN T« I1AIVK
Located at Walterporo. S.
At the Close of Business Feb. 20, 1812.
RESOURCES, * I LIABILITIES.
Loans eed Discounts .. $115,503.21 ' Cspltsl Stock paid in.. $15,000.00
Banki&ff house. Furniture,
and Fixtures
Duo from National Banks
(not reserve agent*) .
Doe from approved Re
serve Agents
Cheeks ana other Cash
Items ^ 832 87
Notes of other National
4,433 98
7,473 28
4,386 04
835 00
111 41
Paper Curren
cy, Nickels, and Cents
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz:
Specie ...42.869 65
UfaMeBder notes 360 00 3,229 65
Redemption fund with U.
S. Treasurer (5 per
cent, circulation) 1,250 00
Total . .$28,152,111 Total .....$128,408 70
liabilities:
Capital stock paid in $25,000 00
Surplus fund 2,500 00
Undivided Profits, Jess Ex
penses and Taxes paid 3.652 74
National Bank Notes out
standing 24,980 00
Individual deposits subject
to check. i 62,135 86
Cashier’s checks outstand
ing - 140 10
Bills payable, including
certificates of deposit
for money borrowed .. 10,000 00
State of South Carolluss
County of Colleton
Bffore me came C. A. Thomas,
Cashier of the above named bank,
who, being duly sworn, says that
tbs above and foregoing statement
Is a true condition of sdld bank,
as shown by Yhe books of said
bank.
•worn to and subscribed before
Be this 27th day of Feb. 1912.
I. A. Sauls, (L. 8.)
Notary Public.
South Carolina.
Attest:
i. K. SMOAK.
F J. BERRY,
H. M CARTER. M. D.
Directors.
The Brick Store.
To make Room'for our Sprlna and
Bummer Stock we will sell 81.50
$1.28. 81.75, 82.00 Black Brown,
®rty Wool Hats at 75 cents. They
are a bargain. If you need a hat
sow la* your chance.
A few more 81.00 Vest but go
ing at 10 cer<s and 8100 Chambrey
Skits la 14. 18 f-2 and 18 slses
vrll does out c.‘i 40 cents.
28 more bolts 60, <0 and 75 eta.
yard, all wool Dress Goods going
St ••• . <• mm m* 26c.
$16.00 Men's Suits at.- ... M . $7.60
12.09 Men'a Suits at 6.00
10.00 Me«?'a Suits st 6.00
1.00 Men’s Suits at .. _ _ 4.00
7.00 Men's Suits lul 3.60
6.90 Men's Suits st.„ w 3.00
5.00 Men> Suits at.. . .'i.. 2.60
These suits are the greatest bar
gains ever offered Id the county.
Call and examine them. ’*
° We hnve been makng every ef
fort to make our store the most
up-to-date luadguarters for grocer’
|ee In the town, and If you need |
Total $128,408 70
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i
County of Colleton. t u
1, C. G. Padgett, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
C. 0. Padgett, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 27th day of Feb. 1912. *
A. K. Beach.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
W. C/Saunders.
A. & Karesh,
Jones.
Directors
/ None® HOUSE breeder*.
The French Percheron Stallion
"Lord Rosberry," will be at Ibe
following named places oach^week
oa the below n&med days. <
B. G. Hlott's, Monday arid Tues
day.
Mashawville. Wednead
Ritter. Thursday,
Walterboro. Frida
Dr. J. B. jutfjfMl's store, Satur
day.
Fee FI0.00—Colts Guaranteed.
$2.60 jttMh.
STILL SELLING
OUT.
All my stock of goods, left Is
going at and below cost. Some
rare bargains in whr.4 js left.
C;.4I and let us show you some
Overdrafts,
Bonds aad Stocks owned
by tbs bank eaa
Basking House .. .....
Due from Banks sod
Bankers eeese.eeo
Currency ... _
Gold mmm mm mm mmm ...
Silver and other Minor
Coin ..
Checks ned Cash Items
15,000.06
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3,475.52
786.52 Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits, lees
20,00 Currt-b! Expenses and
1,600.00 Taxes Paid
Dividends Unpaid ... . .
36.222.21 Individual deposits subj ct
3,169.00 j to check _ 66,917.22
320.00 Savings Deposits 59,817.32
Time Certificates of De-
933.62 posit . None
630.20 Certified Checks .. 14.40
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank. .A. ..
Furnitpre nnd Fixtures
Banking House
Due from Bar-ks and
$9,329.63
none
20.00
761.76
2.021.06
M
BaDkers 106,224.59
Currency,
Gold *. . . , ». .,
Silver and other Minor
Coin
Checks and Cash Items
Exchanges for the Clet^r-
Ing House .. ... ...
2,060.00
1,525.00
651.54
1,553.21
2,481.90
Total.
$206,628.99
Capital Stock ^>nld in $
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits, less
Current Expenses and
Taxes P&id.. .'. ..
Due to Banks and
Bankers
Dividends L’npcJd . . . .
Individual Deposits sub
ject to check
Savings deposits.,. ..
Cashier's Checks. . ...
v
10,000.00
20.058.70
2,560.84
4,132.ir.
160.74
6^,921.97
105,747. r >9
47.00
Total.
$206, 628 99
State of South CarounA i
Comity of Colleton. i
Before me came R. L. Frnaer, Cashier ot the above named bank,
17 -**l who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a
true condition of said bank, as shown by the books < f said bank.
Total
STATE
6r SOUTH
^$160,341.46
CAROUNA.
Total mw mm mmm
$166,341.46
County of Colleton.
Before me came 1. M. Fishburne, Cashier of the above named baa.
who, ‘being sworn, says that the fo regoieg statement is a true condi
tion of said bank, as shown by the books of said beak.
Sworn to nnd subscribed before me (
‘thle 36th day of Feb. 1913. ( ' I. M. FISHBURNE.
J. A. Dlederich, (L. 8.) Cashier.
Notary Public. 8. C. iSHRI * 11
CORRECnLAVUEBT: “ ,
R. H. Wichman-, ) i
C. D. May, } Directors. i 4
B. O. Price. )
Local and Personal
P. W. Rlsher, of Smoaks, bad bus
iness in Walterboro Saturday.
B O ' o
E. E. Easterlin, of Round, had
business at our office Saturday.
• • •
A M. Padgett of Smoaks, was
In town Monday.
* • •
Melvin Bishop, of- Cottager I Idle,
was among those In town Monday.
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Prof. Claude Melton, of Lodge,
was Id town Saturday on a busi
ness trip.
C. M. Rlsher, of Round, was in
town Saturday, paying this office
a pleasant call.
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Aebury Linder and J.'F. Linder,
Swamp section of the county
were in town Friday. >
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A. R. Smith, of Smoaks, Route
2. was Id town Friday on a busi
ness trip.
J. W. Lyons, of Green Pond call#
to see ua whtleAa town today.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nettles of
Ruffins were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Nettles is among those who
are hustling for votes In The Press
and Standard's great voting con
test.
• • •
H. E. Crosby aid daughter. Miss
Emmie, who is one of the con
testants In the Great Popularity,
Voting Contest, paid our office a
visit Saturday. Miss Emmie seem
ed confident of winning one of the
prises in the contest.
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As the February meeting of The
iKiagV Ukughters and Sons was
prevented by the weather; a meet
ing will be held next Morday at
4:30, at the Baptist church, a full
attendance Is desired, to appoint
delegates to the State convention in
Orangeburg. Id April.
E. F. WIIsod, of Smoaks, Route
1, was among thoss in town Satnr-
day.
• • •
F. M.
pleasant visitor at our office Mod-
day.
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8. P. Goodwin, of the Ebeneser
section, was In town Saturday od
business.
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Prof. T. V.Farrow, principal of
ie^HMdsrsonville High school
had business In town Friday.
Aw Intrrewttagg Hale.
The ladies of the Methodist Par
sonage Aid Society will la the near
! future hold a “ready made” sale,
j The members have been busy and
Thomas, of Ruffin, wrs a , and already have a number of gar
ments finished. ..These are small
dainty aprons, large cook aprons,
boy’s waists and ladles’ plain shirt
waists. The date and place of
this sale will be snnoucccd soon,
also the fall line of things to be
sold.
On Inst Friday the ladies met
with Mrs. Jas. G. Padgett and spent
af
O. P. Crosby and brother. L. W.. * mo * t Profitable nnd pleasant
of Smoaks, Route 3. were among . teraooix
thoss In towt^fionday who came to All members are requested
see us. < \
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to
meet with Mrs.. John D. Glover
and Miss Hattie Glover at the
D. L. Benton, of Thayer, and Miss latter’s residence on Hampton street
Beaulah Herndon, of Walterboro, from 3 to 8 o’clock Friday of this
Sworn to and Subecribed before me this
mMry, 1912.
27th day of Febr
day of F
A. K. Beach, [L. S.
Correct Attest:
Paul Sanders,
H. W. Black, Jr , '
John F. Lucas, \
] Notary Public
R. L. FRASER, Caahier
Directors.
International
Gasoline
Engines.
Sold on
Easy Terms
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Practical
Powerful
Simple
Safe
Popular
Reliable
Economical
We sell the I. H. C. Engine because we believe
it’s the best Gasoline Engine on the market, and
Every Engine is Sold vtith a GUARANTEE. Mad'
by the International Horvester Company of America.
Every I. H. C. Engine Sold is Installed by a Gasoline Engine
Expert Employed by
the International Harvester Company
who instructs you thorou-ghly how to operate Same when
Installed.
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^5e sell every thing Id Gasoline, Kerosene and Gas produ
cer, Tank Cooled Hooper Cooled and Air Cooled Engines,
from one H. P. to 50 H. P. Vertical, Stationary, Famous,
Portable and Tractor, single and double cylinder.
There are at present about 600 I. H. C. Engines In opera
tion In South Carolina, on ly, operating, water works outfits.
electric lighting plants, wood saws. Feed grinders, grist mills.
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saw mills, corn cutters, corn shredders, grain threshers and
cotton gin machinery—all for which we are agents, call on
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or write us.
spent last Sunday with Mr. A. F.
Fisk of Centerville.
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Joel Padgett, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank, spent
Sunday at Smocks with ht« mo;
er, Mrs. J. B. Padgett.
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week.
J. tV Taylor tor
The card of J. T. Taylor appears
in this issue as a candidate for
coroner. Mr. Taylor Is thus mtking
first bow to the public as aa
flee seeker. He |s a young man
Mr. and Mrs. Seabrook Smith, anj personality and is well
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>ything in Groceries, and your gro- our bargains.
cernian does not keep it phone The j Specials for this week.
Brich St ere ycur a ants rnd
will Le detiversd at once
they
r-
Ike Brick Store
Mayor Ackerman’s cant as a caa-
MkRa waa received too late tkjs
nek for a sketch.
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1 Mallory Middle Burster and
Turn Plow Comblnvd. Extra
Value.
1 Lynchburg middle Burster
Plow. Extra Value
J. L BRYAN
Walterboro. * South Carolina.
baby, of Smoaks, spent SuDday In
town aa the guests of Mr. and Mrs
W. H. Padgett.
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J. W. F. Fender c-nd family of
Uandtion, have moved to the form
er residence of J.'S. Griffin tear
town.
s- k •
J. B. Williams, of KranehviMe.
one of the prominent citizens of
that IRCe city, wee on onr strecty
Saturday. ' V
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The Kberczec school, which has
been tanht this iteason by Prof. E.
B. Bellinger, closed Friday after
noon, after a most profltckle ses
sion.
s • s
Jos. M. Moorer. Esq., left Sun
day for a trip of several days to
Memphis. NashrWIe aad Johnson
City, Tsaa. He goes to taka testi
mony la several cm— to come up
la the approaching term ot court.
known and thought of by a wide
circle of friends and acquaintances
He is a son of C. A. Taylor, of
Smoaks.
you / may
will give
Sores ansi all Skin DiMcawM Disap
pear When TrHtertne Is t'sed.
This Is the one unfailing reme
dy, and no matter how severe s*
cas^» ol' ecxema, piles, tetter, rlng-
wmym, old sores or scalp disease
suffer with TKTTER1XE
instant relief and affect
•a permanent cure. We know the
merits of this soothing, healing, an
tiseptic ointment so well that we
fully g'taarantee If. Get a 50c box
at your druggist. If he has not
the gecailne TETTBRINE, send ua
60c and we will supply you at once.
The Shuptrlne Co, Bavaaaah Ga..
For Buie By John M. Klein
Brown Fnrnihire & H’dw Co.
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Rice per sack. $3'9° Rice 3 qts. for 25c
IWn runic tobacco C. 3.75 Kite tobacco, C.\ $4.00
Seed Irish potatoes per peck .45 and 50c
birst Patent Hour per bbl <c: c 0
3 lb Eagle Queen Tomatoes ^ oc
3 lb Maryland Chief Tomatoes, 2 for. .
Fresh Crackers and Biscuits always on hand.
Country Cured Meat Shoulders 12 1-2; sides
Hams per lb ’
Just received a nice line of Shoes and Hats’ Will
pa\ you to look them over before buying elsewhere.
- W. H. QUESS cf BROm _
25c.
I4C,
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