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JUNE 18, mi THE >ARL». WALTERBORO. S. C Tb<= ir« m Roucil. rcirrs in this seci ion ar« ^ bc«y working *tfct!r crop*. j y K.t* W:r.c;e ’A'^-ks r-cnt Sr-jart <.f !ur«t*4 at Ruflla* H, l\ at the close .?.st v--€eX^irh he- r-andpsrents. M» :%Irs Si'C. 3*hUe tkereX ^rrai?© vu;^. :: -V S u.a.e aa«! Adr'o Eridce. staiemeat the t’ondition of j Matetaeci THE BANK OF RUFFIN | THE SMOAKt^ HANKINS (OM’PY Lor^eiT Vsm<>.tki>. H. at the clow •'P°rf8 having 3 i'- r • l|r ^ - E. 0. Qarrif visited Mrs Garris rents Inst Su: 'ay. Mrs Gavis remaining th^ we^l;. • . ;ira \V*nn:e Weeks spent last Snn- lay -.vitfc relatives n*-ar Grover. She Ii! c as.vnt!y cn»ertain*fl a fe-.v of W ftleawl Stwdar cfternoon while she^ tvas *fai re. ?h' grand ’ir and Mrs John Eell and little dayghter, Aims, .'rom Charleston are visiting th* rarer.fs of .Mrs Be!!. Mr and Mrs O. G. Gruber. Rev. J. M. Craven Ulied his regu* lar appointment arHe;haray churrb this Sunday. H“ preached a very able sermon. . ' . We are all kicking forward to the vaion which will meet at Bethamy Baptist church on the fifth Saturday and Sunday Su June. A large ay tendance is expec ted. Mr Editor, we would like for you to come, too, Mr and Mrs S. W. Bridge and little daughter. Gladys, visited the parents of Mrs Bridge at Givhans this Sun day. The protracted meeting will begin at Bethamy church the fourth Sunday in July. ' Beautiful Girl. of bavins*., June 4, iwjg; RESOURCES. Loan? and Discounts.... Furniture and Fixtures. . Ranking House, ...... .. Due from Banks and * . * Bankers Currency, ... ...; Gold, ... jp... ... .... Silver and Other Coin —. . r7.~. . p ^ '''v Other Resources, vis: Net expense*. 9r.45 of bwdrr!.'., June 4, 191 it: Mino^ REsoumns. | Loans and Discount*. .. $30,245.41 J$,714.9j j Furniture and Fixtures. 2.427-08 1,703.3a ! Banking ITouse, ... .. 1.820.00 1 440 00 j Due from Banks and Bank- et*.- 3,309.87 2,364.25 ' Currency, ... ;... 833.00 00 * Gold, ... ... .... .. ... li 0.C0 jo q.) Silver atti- other Minor Coin ..‘232.71 14729 Total $!5.52 0.29 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid Jh. .-.$8,500.0y Due tp Banks and Bankers 4,000.DO Individual Deposits Sub ject to Check 2,914.53 Time Certificates of Do- posit . 154.50 Cashier's Checks, 21.26 Mt. Carmel Xe\v«. •vMt. Carmel, June 16.—Special: Tfc° recent rains dnd cold weather did much damage to crops in this eec- :ion. especially cotton. - L. A. Linder, accompanied by his daughter. Ruth, visited his daughter, Mrs G* W. Garris, of Round, Sunday. Furman Beach visited his parents, Mr ar.d Mrs T. J. Beach, Sunday. We are glad to see Mrs. E. C Beach out again after an operation two weeks aco. Mrs. M B Padgett. Misses Claudia Beach and Kathleen Fogartie and Laurie Beach attended the Com mencement exercises of the Walter- >oro High School. Mr and Mrs Jacob Padgett spent Saturday night with S. P. Carter and famUy of Weeks. Mr. and. Mr.-. L. C. LwidervAai.n chR iren of Plet- ict G r « v e spc*nt the second Sunday w;tL Mr* Lin der’s father. L. M. Prince. Rev. R. C. Boulware billed his ap pointment at Mt. Carmel Churck the second Sunday. He preached a good sermon to "a large and attentive con gregation and administered the Sac- ramenVfb a good many communicants Mr and Mrs A. B. Padgett and children attended u preacking at Evergreen Sunday. ‘ A Joaraey. Tke following poem was written by a very young boy: We were traveling through the woods one night And the cattle were moaning; The moon and stars were shining bright. And we traveled 'til day, was dawning. We saw on our way the next A bird in the top of a tre My companions said .t ^vj^a j» v — Btr ’twas a queer >doklr.g th ng to me. 7 / It was blue, n rr* And was^giug v- •• It stavp<y£**r«> siug:::'; AntLifrng it'., song v ToUl $15,590.29 STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Colleton. ss. Before me came J. W. Campbell, Cashier of the above named bank, who being duly sworn, says that the •bove and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. J. W. CAMPBELL. Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of June. 1913. H. D. PADGETT. JR., Notary Public 8. C. COR REt T-ATTEST : H. D. Padgett, Jr., J. W. Miley. Jr../ Jno. E. Herndon, Directors. Statement tC the Condition of THE BANK OF LODGE Located at Lodgers. C., at the Clove of buvinev*. June 4, I CM: v RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, .. .\ $13,74£.08 Overdrafts,.- .* r; 26.56 Furniture Pictures, .. 2,249.17 Banking House, ...... .. 1,500.00 Due from Bank* Bankers Currency Gold, .. ., , Silver ur«. Oth-tr Mince Coin, .... Checks and Cash Item*, Total $22,422.16 . LLLBILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in.. .,.$7,2007 ■Jndivided Profit*, less Current Expenses and Taxes Paid, .. . 'Individual Deposits Sj Ject to Check. . Time Cer f De posit . .... 1,043.80 Cashier's « 108.7$ Bills Pay ling Certilk Borrowed 10,000.00 Total ; ... $32,278. LIABILITIES.^ Capital Stock Paid ia.. .$10,000.00 Surplus Fund 200.00 Undivided Profits less Curv»\ rent Expenses and Taxes paid $1,246.07 individual Deposit Subject to check. ... .... ./. .4,740.15, Savings Deposit* 7.668.53 ^ashler's Check*. .. .. 13.52 Bills payable, including Cortiflcates for Money Borrowed, . 15,000.00 Total, $38,878.27 Stato of South Carolina, County of Coiieton, **. Before me came C. A. Thomas, cashier of the above named bank, who being duly jrworn, says that the, above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank gs show n by the books of naid bank. C. A. THOMAS. ^ • Casa:er. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of June. 1913. P. M. BERRY. Notary Public, S. C. CORRECT ATTEST: J. E. SMOAK. F. J. PERRY. H. M. CARTER. M. D., „ Directo-s. Statement of the ( onditiou of THE BANK f»F s.MOAKS l.<K'ate<l at snioakv. H. C.. at the close of buHiness June' 4, 1913: 3097.22 757.00 io.uo 494.93 546.20 233.65 3,835.93 -♦ £« * * 0^ lend; ..ii nli-ht r - proud. ,1 Mo>t < hSM-vn ll/.vc \V«>j :11s^ Jlanv •.’• i • >• are f: '• r'" g f" •*: ache, n rvo’5■ ■ net?, w’u a ntoi- common o.* * •' • -nierrts—- ered. fretful c 7 • 0 <'* • • grind their '• • and coiic .:; 1 / . toms c• J: giTf-v. K:: - V' ' : • ant candy ’ iren : • ii - ■ worms. reruLr ,utf the system, well ar.l ■ . Kickapoo ft ana Kiiler is eva r a. - v .d: - or by njf.'.l. Price 2 '-«• N - -k/v ’ *»• dian Mcdjcir.e Co.. T lii.r(!■ 1 . u. ' St. Lout* • • • iohn M. Kbdn. Weltcrbo’ i. P. C. • ^ » . - Total ... I2M22.16 STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Colleton. • ss. Before n:e came C. L. Gooch,, Cashier of the above named bank, who.vbeing duly sworn, says, that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition m of said bank, a? shown by the books ofjsnid bank. , C. L. GOOCH. Cashier. ,, u * Sworn to and snbscrih* l before ! me this 11th day of June, Iffu. LB. MILEY. i Notary Public, for S. C I COUr.FtT-ATTEST: E. it. F;,#nop, ' \y; M. - Ueop r, . . J. ii.. 5: by. rx*o •«. RESOURCEK. Loans and Discounts ...$29,936.45 Overdrafts 60.50 Furniture and Fixtures ..1,67 Banking House '. Due from Larks and Rank ers 1.181.91 Currency .. 393.00 Silver and othe Coin, 129.75 Checks and Cas! 373.02 Total $ 35,652.«? LIABILITIES ita| Stock Paid in i . $ iprplus Fund Lhaivuied Profits, less Cur rent Expenses and Tax es paid. .. J Dividends Unpaid Individual Depoaits subject to check Time Certificates ot Depqp- lt .. .« .. .. Cashier's check*, ....... Bill* Payable, including Certificates for Money borrowed 9.150.00 1,119.50 *• * - 134.12 • 80.00 3,403.16 5,656.56 108.44 16.600.00 ‘‘Total .| 35,652.08 v f&kte of South Carolina, ’* County of Colletors. ts. Before me came C. H. Strickland. Cashier of the above named tfcuk, who. being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. c. H. STRICKLAND. 0 Cashier. S ’-orn - to :ind su’o? before me tlys 13th» day at Jiu,e. lf»13. “A EUGfcNE YARN, .‘.’otary Poi^iic. ronm:« t attest: W. II. YARN. H. M. WOOD. A. EUGENI: YARN. DLedors. J. S. Padgett, oi mentioned among those business in town Friday. may H who bad The F:rst Baptist church Is quite iK;>ro e« in aopesrar. e ns Qte r-.auit of a frtsii coat of p?.in:. -; • • • A. Q.'TL-<v nnd Nt;ma: rl I ‘Jr.ncltoi .w* j e in town y**:.4uy. * • • • R. L. SuRivnu of th-j GrtI'ond settiteli cabled ca *;s while -!n town Tae*(Uv. • • • Mrs W. A. G.lmnre. of riidvflead. SrC.ri4 v;slt!ig"relat:v;s in Waiter- boro. • * • • • Cap* J. E. Moore and daughter. | Miss Attalie. left Monday for the lalb of Palms where Capt Moore will attend the Annual Shrlners. Xleering of the Mrs J. M. Wiwell left Saturday for* Richmond where she will receive medical tr*«f$nent from some of that city's specialists. • • • Mr and Mr» Munroe River* of Beaufort are visiting their brtnner Fraser River* in the • ity thi* ue»-k. Mr and Mrs*John Black and . hll- dren, of Charleston are visiting rela tive* in Walterboro. • • • B. C. Fraser, one of Hardeville’* prominent business men. is visiting relatives in Walterboro. • • • H. S. Ryan, of St - kes. called to see ua while in town Saturday. NOTICE OF ADDITIONAL TAX. has been Bo&fci of Euu- Whereas application made to the Count cation for Coiieton County :o < _p*-der an election in F *£5»*r School District No. 16. on the <;•.:*-#•,on of voting an additiopgl tax levy of 2 milis in sa d d.strut and ?. petition presented signed by one-third o:' the qualified electors and resident free holders of the age of twenty o:.e ia said district, pra&lng said election b« ordered It X'ordered under section 12«‘8. Code of ( vil Lav,-«, 3 902. that* election be held June 27,* 191-3. Jacksotrboro School' Hffuse or othe- ccnveaient plgce in sa d d.strkt. that only those persons who return real or persona] prorerty fet taxation, and present registration certificates as required in genera' election* be al lowed to vote r* *■->. rl election. E^ch elector favorite U,* Additional Tax shal! cgst a ballot • conttl.vr.g the .words "For Additlor.ai Tit" ‘ T ’r‘*»d or written thereon niid e^ch *^ *or opposed to said adcl.'ioral ‘rr -nail vote n ballet rontsining ttF 'tgo -ds. "Aa&inst Additional Tax" pr.n’^t or written thereon. • Pqiis vil! be opened at 9 oV.o'k A: NL. and elore'd a? 4 o'clock P. M. Josh Garvin, W. R. Remolds an-f J. M. Padgett, trustee* of said u s- rrict, are appointed managers tp con duct Mid election. If the majority of the votes cast in said School District shall be “For Additional Tax'* and not “Agains* Additional Tax” the additional -ax shall be levied. Within ten days after the election, the above named managers shall re port to tke Board the result of the election and furn.sh them with the poll list, the ballot box and ail pa pers appertaining thereto. H. W. BLACK. SR. v * J. W. CAMPBELL. T . S. B. S Al'NDKRS. County F''u'rJ of Education, Colle ton County. WaKerbcro. ?. C. ? :ve 17. 11? X GO EIGHT tT. J ricn*!' ^n<! Nci.ifjb?»rs iMiro r !:«'*■. \ Got a* t’-e r. r of •* -V \\..Ucr- l .Ya* I*- >biag .1 _ •; j\ * y Cash Purchase Tcm will get a numbered coupon for a chance at the Gold Pieces we are giving away to the -lucky win ners. . g||^|jjj|yj|||^||^m FIRST PRIZE |20.00 in GOLD SECOND “ 10.00 in GOLD THIRD PRIZE 5.00 in GOLD Remember the Place: . Finn (Ming Co. INC.- ■■■■ NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE | Walterboro, S. C. IK UK In pounds and boxes at The Press and Standard. AD kinds of stationery from visitinjr cards to the finest grade of linen papers always kept in stock. . TRY OUR FLEMISH fABRIC (7, * o- ■'* The best pound paper. Gear and spotlessly white* The best paper at 35c. Envelopes \o match 10c per pack. We keep the finest line at the lowest prices. Ilf PUBS»STM “We Deal in Paper.” at FOURTH AT 1VANH0E v ii snare Car<l • <*f Thank''.. Mr. Editor: Fbare allow rv In ^our vaifiabV columns to tha.:* the dear thoughtful, people of our neighborhood and county for th** help that was rendered to me during the illness of n.y wife, who passed into God bit's* each one. is tht prayer of C. J. Ulmer. Ruffin, S. C. % June 13. 1913. Take Plenty of Time to Eat. There is a Mying that “rapid eat- l&g is slow suicide.” If you have formed the habit of eating too rapid ly you are moat likely suffering from indigestion or constipation, wh’ch will result eventually In serious ill- neaa unless corrected.' Digestion be gins In ths mouth. Food should* be thoroughly masticated and insali- ▼nted. Then when you have a full ness of the stomach or feel dull ar.d •top'd after eating, take one of , Chamberlain's Tablet*. Many severe we* of stomach trouble and cunai'.- Ition have b»?en. cured by the use of m tablets.' They are easy to take . most agreeable ia effect. Sold by 1 '* • '/ TO IKS OWNERS OF AUTOMOBILES. > o ' '** • We beg* to announce that within the next few days we will be ready to give you the best service in the Automobile Repair line, and to-ask you for a trial of vour work. We will shortly open i/p one of the best Hv ( * equipped and up-to-date garages in this - « section of the State, and your patronage will be appreciated. We will have well trained men only to work* on cars, and you can leave them with us well knowing that the work will prove satisfactory. COLLETON AUTOMOBILE REPAIR CO., H. E. Savage, 4 M. 0. Dunning President. Gen. Mgr. * Near the Depet. of Vi •Fishing, und piinciiu* all ; iay • a/. Jolic V. Xanc? ) 1 7 | R * » C iOi.r.Ac jth e gi'e.tt h'j:. lay miag-Lig A*;th’Uie CiTYvit S. f* . s-*.'?• -I ■<] .i. ntllrv Doan’s li l s y F ;’r 4* i j I - along Uie \ •S' - 1 , : n: V *..d tc* r*o t:o. I vv'j the-.* \r ‘ sTk - . * * ".1 Basket P 2 • - * 7 *’ i • v.ith g(M mvni. - “or (i*a ! L nr rg i.t: b.vh •! o . • • <» - er f*. po.ns of k <' 'ey caank nt j Wich mt :i’s Bai :J v,' ill l‘jrm>h the :y.a-Jc —:d t. U3* •'.nd th '.rz oi ey yave n*' re*; t u'.! * * * 1 f. x.jo ren; - - . my :*:<ir.- r, }; llghtfi’l i ay can Tie .-per t i n pleasure. Vq»| ^ •fv u.-r tr,y .11 hQ. ea* , ... hi T.eflt tT other kid f. f For sal® by all dca :z. Pri,.e.30 / '. FoSter-MUbteru Co.. Du :*r!o! N'-v* York, *cic f-gcats for. rhe Ucired States. Remember the name^—“Coaa's—aa-i take no other. ' - — COLLEGE OF < HAHIJNTON South Carcdina's oi«Ie^» C<4lrge / 129th year begins September 26*h. Entrance examinations at all the county-seat* On'Friday. July TJ. at 9 a. m. , > Full four year courses lead to the B. A. and B. S. degree*. A free tuition scholarship !s as signed to each county of the grate. Spacious building* and ^thlctic ground*, well equipped laboratories, unexcelled library facilities, and the finest Museum of Natural History In the South. Expense* reasonable!. ;For term;; and catalogue, addr-***- Harrison Randolph Pr**,. .. 5-28 4t p " ~ C For Weakness aad Lors of Appetite Tfce Old Sumt.rd rtrrrfflfceninr tan c. (.KOyE’STASTU.ESScb II TOXIC, Jrswc.t ! mmI ran Arrt’.—tiw ;tl.'. -ca. U.«. 4 w Excursion Rates vail 25c. From Walterboro 1VANHOE CLUB, J. M. Smithi Mgr. GOOD SALESMAN WANTED t. s.u Our Ff”!* Trees , i * w —-in—— . * This County Brat terms knoan to th<* nursery ..( rid. Steady employmcnl. cneh weekly. Good money made fcelih.g f ur excellent stpek. Sctisfac- tion and profit t-om evf.ty tree, if ; c u arc tlie r’sht man, v.o will cu»ke you ou* county rn:;:ni'f-r. . . „ r Cedar Hill ‘Nursery ant* Orchard Co., Bos F., Winchtstor, Tt nnt.v cc.' /