The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 12, 1916, Image 5
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TERBORO BRIEFLETS
bluest Gsraered Fbu the W&eleu oil the.
Streets of'Walter boro.
Irt. M. B. Howell. ^
YliD Woman's Missionary Society
the MetMdlst church will meet
lat'tfce to 0 * Of Mrs. M. H. Howell
I Thursday eftornoon. January SO. at
4 o'clock. -A full attendance is de-
Lrcd.^s Mils It the first meeting
for the year. Officers will be elect-
Ld. and plans .made foh the work- of
the present year.
At Meoaett. y
Sereral autos filled^ with dnneers
went to Mecaett Friday evening to
attend a.dance given by the danctnk
[ eldh of Meggett. A most enjoyable
evening was spent. Those who went
from Welterboro were Mr.'and Mrs.
Jos. W. Lucas. Miss Wilbelmtna and
Emmie Stroheim T. J. McDaniel. L.
n. Patterson. Willie Fripn. .lease
DeTteville, D. E. Martin. Mr. Clay
ton. S. M. Croaby. Vernon and Har
vey Padgett.
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Has Returned
From*Hosp4fal. •
Mack Rivers returned Inst nleht
front (he hospital in Charleston,
where he has been for nine weeVs
following a second operation. He
was accompanfd home by Mrs. C. F.
Nevle who srill spend sometime here
visiting friends and relatives. Mr.
Rivers has had s severe Illness, but
Is rapidly convalescing, and his
many friends hope that be will soon
be restored to full* health and
strength again.
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Electrical" P^rpert
I/ocates Here.
H. O. Hotte. of Brunswick. Ga.,
Is now located here and engaged in
the business of electrical wiring and
A A SR
Coxart Birinb.'-^Urc
that dine of wore!
gineeVr Mr. Hotte
contracting. He will succeed Mr.
Coxart Bihnb.v^ffb has discontinued
to become City En-
e has had 14 years
experience and is a competent and
skilled electriclaar 1
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DejMrty MUey
Marries Many;, - V. .. t
Deputy Clerk of Court R. R. Miley
is getting quite a reputation as a
marrying notary. Hardly a week
passes but that he is called upon to
perform one or more marriages, and
It is said that his marriages alwav^
“stick” mightiy well, and they live
happily ever after.
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Will Move to
Walterboro. .
‘ T. D. Fender and family, who have
been residents of Beaufort for sever
al years, have decided to come to
Walterboro to mpke their home. Mr.
Fender has purchased the O’Neal
property. As soon as this house can
be put in-repair thtywlll move'lpti
it. In the meanwhile they will re
side at the home of Hon. D. L. Smith
while he is In Columbia. • ,
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Time o4 Opening . .
Town Library.
Miss Sallie W. Henderson, who
has ro faithfully served as librarian
for the Claud(a Stewart Town Li
brary for so many years, desires that
announcement he made- as to the
hours of opening the-liprary. so that
all newcomers may avail themselves
of the many excellent books there
in. At present Miss Henderson an
nounces the library will be opened
Kidney Medicine Dis
solves Gravel
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
well with ns because It
produces good results In Kidney, Liv
er and Bladder trouble. We sold a
dollar bpttle to one of the tnaatea 91
our Soldier’s Home near here, ana
after using It he brought Hi about
one doxen gravel stones as large as
a pea, which he had pasted. He
states that he obtained wonderful
relief from the use of Swamp-Root.
. ERNEST A. BROWN,
Lafayette, Ind..
Personally appeared before vm^
•this 28th of July, 1909, Ernest x '^.
Brown, of the Brown Drug Co.. whS
subscribed the above statement and
made cath that the same is true in
substance and in 'tact.
DAVID BRYAN. Notary Public.
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Prove Wliut Swamp-Root Will Do
For You
Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer &
Co., Binghamton. N. Y., for a sam
ple size bottle. It will convince any
one: You will also receive a booklet
of valuable information telling about
the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention The
Walterboro weekly Press and Stand
ard. Regular fifty-cent and one-dol
lar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
OYSTER SUPPER AT RUFFIN
There will be an oyster pr.op , »r at
Ruffin school house Wednesday even
ing. Jan. 19. at 7:30 o’clock for The
benefit of the Methodist church. Th
nice Maker Offers
jy e
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FOR CASH
Granulated Sugar, IS Pounds For
Chief-Strongest
X
two afternoons a week, Monday and j public is cordially invited to be pres
Friday, at 4 o'clock. Miss Corrie ’^nt.
DeTreville acts as bet; assistant li- 1
brarian.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE
► OR SALE—140 acres of land six
miles of Walterboro. 3 miles , of
Hendersonville. Well- timbered.
■ 1-4 mile of graded school. Terms
1 ’reasonable. Apply to C. <’. Utou.
Ro\md. S. r. l-12-2tpd.
FOR HALE—1_have a fine, country
raised pony I will either sell or
swap for epttle. Apply to H A.
. Francis,-City.
FOR SALE—Brewn L^rhorn fcvls
, 'Pure bred at war time prices. Ap
ply to Mrs. J. B. Smith, Smoaks,
8. C. 1-5-St.
FOR BALE—One disc harrow near
ly new at a bargain.—?!
Grace. . i-12-tf.
FOR BALE OR RENT—A
FOR '-BALE—Contracts for iarm
labor and for shares of crop. Oth
er blanks.—The Press and Stand
ard. * . tf.
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farm ‘under he&Vy wire fence, ,40 |
acres in cultivation; 1-2 diije from J”
Walterboro. Apply to C. C. An
derson. ’ ^ l-5-2t.
FOR SALE—One two-horse ggsoline
0 engine at a bargain. .Practical!?
new, in first-class coadition.—T!i°
*. Press and Standard. 22-13-*'.
FOR BALE—Vigorous large ty;.-
Charleston Wakefield Cabb' , g*
plant*. 100 for 25c; 500 for 7* '
1,000 for |1 25i 10.000 for
20,000.for $15.00. F. O. B. Ritter,
Terms cash. Colleton Mercan
tile & Mfg. Co., Ritter. S. C.
. 10-!O-3m
FOR BALE—Horse and on<» v"Jb‘
cheap ter cash or on tin? for zo ‘d
collateral.—C. D. C. ADAMS.
RoUUd.’S. C. ' 1 tr-S'f
TYPEWRITER .FOR .SALE—SI*
Fox Typewriter in very good con
dition for sale at your carh pric \
—Apply at The Press and Stan' 1 -
. AFTER THE GRIPPE
,
Yinol Restored Her Strength
Canton.Mbs. — “ I am 75 vearsold and
became very weak and feeble from the
effects of La Grippe, but Vinol has done
me a world of^jgood. It has .cured my
^ough, built op my strength so I feel
active and well again.’’-—Mrs. Lizzie
Baldwin; Canton, Miar. .
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic without oil, aids digestion, en
riches the blood and creates strength.
Unequalled for chronic coughs, colds
, or bronchitis. Your money back if
«0-aere! u fails . > .
John M. Klein, Druggist,
Walterboro, 8. C.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Colleton.
My G. Albert Beach, Esq.. Probate
Judge.
Whereas, Mrs. Ella Robertson
ma le fjjit to me to grant her L -tiers
Dismissory of the Estate and e.’Tert."
of W. F. Robertson.
Trer.*' are therefore, to cito, and*
•’dnlnr'sh all and singular the kin
dred a rd creditors of th'e said W. F.
Robertson that they |>o and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be-held at Walterboro, S. 0., qn
the 3rd day of February, next, af
ter publication hereof, at 11. o’clock
in the forenoon to show cause, it
any they have, why the said letter
J Dismissory should not be granted.
Given under my ^hrnd this
day of Jannafy, Knfio Domini, 191 d.
Published on the l£th. }9th and
•2<>tb days of Jan,., Ifitfi. and 2nd dav
of Feb.. 1916, in The Pi'ess and
Standard.’ *■ Y
G. ALBERT BEACH,
Probate Judge, C. C.
Black Powder Shell in die World,
Per Box 45c.
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Good White Rke, 3 Quarts For
25C.
Octagon Soap-100 Cakes-for Box
$3.90
. * 1 i %
Brown Mule Tobacco, Per Caddy $3.15
Also a large, new and up-to-date stock of Shoes at greatly
reduced^prices. All that we ask is that you give us a look
before you buy ^ '
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Edward
Report of the 4'onditlon of
/ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
at V. a!t?rboro. the Suite of 8. C.., at the close of business Dec. 31, 1913
V
ard.
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V WANTED
WANTED—The public to know That
I am repairing ^rist mills, hollers,
engines and ' other machinery.^
Prices right and work guarthteed
Owen Smjth, Walterboro. 8. c.
l-12-2tpd.
gaagggL ! ■ - r "-' —
LOST
LOBT—Lady’s gold ncse specta:’"
without*-im. attached *o
with g|old hair pin. Regard if
* left with Mrs. H. A. Franc's It.
LOBT—One casing (automobile tf-"'
30x3 betwefn ' Drawdys ard V Vi »
lerboro. Reward if ••ett’med to r
W. Drawdy, Green Pond. it.
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LOST-Between B-anchvllle ^nd
Maj. E. Minufr’ place on the llt;i
of December, 1915, one Jack
* screw. The finder will be rewnrde-.
If the same is returned to J. G.
Klneey, Branehville, 8. C. l-12-4tp
TAKEN Ut»—One male hog; un
marked; ground ,hog color. Own
er can get same by applying to
S Mrs. C. H. Richardson and paying
for this ad. at Thayer’s Mill. tf.
FOUND—One pocket book with mon
ey in it and one pair goUl framed
eyeglasses in case. Owner can g«;t
_ same^ by paying for this ad. and
>. Identifying articWs.—Farmers i.
Merchants Bank. 1-12-2*.
2,390.97
FOR RENT
►OR RENT—Farm 1 1-2 miles from
Walterboro. (30* thirty acres
cleared; good .house and out-build
ings; nenr school; healthy. Rent
reasonable.—Apply to P. J. Lucas.
Wr!j?rboro. S. C.. or D. P.-Camp
bell. St. Oecrge. 8. C. 1-5-ttp.
FOR RENT OR LEASE—Mean’s
plantation off Asbepoo River, about
• 400 acres cleafed. 800 acres pas
ture; barns, stables, gia house;
14 tenant houses. Address W. O.
, Jeffords, Charleston. 8. 0>„ 165
' Broad St. • 1-5-tf.
’■ " . • • RESOUR CSS.
la Lonr.s ard dlxcounts (except these shown on b) $88,669..70
Tctal loans '
2. Overdrafts, secured $ ; unsecured. $451.37
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3. a U. 8. Loads deposited to secure circulation
vaiu^) .• . .* 25.000.00
Total 'fb 8, Bonds . „
6. Subscription to stock of Federal F&serve
Bank v . . ... $1,900.0)
.a Less amount- unpaid ' . 950.00
7a. Value of bar.king l.oiise (if unencumbered).
b Equity in Leaking' House.
8. ..Furniture ana Fixtures ...
lo. Net amount due from Fed^-al .R eserve Bank
11a. Net amount due from Federal Reserve agents
in New York, Chicago and St. Lcu.e
b. Net amount due from approved reserve agents
, ' In other rewrvo citiea ’ . . . .
T4-. Other checks cn kunks in the same city or town
as . reporting bank <
15b. Fractional currency, r.lckles and cents....
16. Notes of other national banks
17. Federal reserve notes 1
18. Total coin and Vertifipates .
20. Reception fund - ith U. S.^Tranaurer and
Due fiou U. 8. Tronsurcr ."
$88.669.S<*
• 451.37
25.000.00
950.0<f
Total . . t * ■*
2.390.97
2,042.96
5,805.2-i
L378.10
*
3,304.64
4,682.74
70.55
1,394.0 j
70.55
' 1.095.00
a. • 8O0..00
1,629.3.-.
1.250.00
< ' '
$136.231.9*f
11.
’5.
. LIABILITIES. • i .
Capital fi*.oc;k paid in...
Sutplu^ fund v.
Lcdivided^rot'.ts. . A . . . $3,862.36
Reserved for ,* 3,862.36
Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid 3,680.62
Ci.'culatffcg cotes outstanding. ... 7 .
Dividends unpaid
.Individual d- pr.h.j subject to check .-.
Cash?-* ’s checks, outstanding .
$2^.000.'on
' *8,000.00
181.74
25,OOOJ*j:
2,16^)-
39yn6.21
205.7 9
33, 34.
Total deirr rd d< -
36. 37, 38 rn-1 39.
4 2. Other .time lepe :*• .........
Total of Lire deposits, I*'.* ' 40. 41 and-42.
56a. ilseounts with Federal Reserve Br tk .
h ’v^s rr.il Mils rediscounted elsewhere
Federal Reserve jtank
35.
.00
14,984.43
11.283,75
n at
-24,984.4.1
11.283.75
Tr "’ 1 - a ......... .$136.231..r2
STATE OF SOUTJI CAROL IN A^ou n t y ofColleton. ss:
I. C. G. Padgett, Csshier/df tho aiiDve-na^jed bank, do solemnly swear
that the above s'.8*e?r.snlMs tru“ to the best of try krow’edte and belief.
. C. O. w’adsett, Cashier,
to before eje this 10th day of Jan. 1916
■L. B. HOUCK, Notary Public
Subscribed and >tfwci
CORRECT—A
- Jesse Dpdw-.
Peurifoy.
E. Jones,
Directors.
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"The Poor Man’s Friend.
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With Electric Starter
and Electric Lights
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HM.ba/k/. » »■
frUF it O-zciI-nd
Mixiel. Ai nn inrwcjr
at a bnnd new pnec.
Mvny people prefer a car wnh
theaJvantjcetof the larger and
higher priced,can but that it
•nailer, hjhter and .’nore eco
nomical to run. 4
Model 7J it a comfortable,
(iruly car with vinuaily all the
advantage* of the very large can
at a price which u well within
your reach.
The body it the Lt?*» full
irrea.T.line wiUt a one-
piece eowL
It it handaomeir fmithtd i.i
to lid black with bright nuktl
ar.d poiitned aluminum fitting*.
Five adult* can ride comfort
ably.
The tires are four inch a!l
cround Uxuu*e we believe in the
advantage of large ft ret. They
iniurc greater mileage and com
fort than on be outlined fn-.-u
Four Inch Tirds
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the truller tire used on other
ran of rimilar «perif'ration«.
The mot- r T-. f'u:r-ry!inrlor,
lorg itrr.ke bloc type, having a
JVinch N>rc and 5-mch ttmkc.
Horsepower is 2tV25. It i* of
tl»e mo-t .Tiodern dettgn.
It has hi,-h-tension magneto
ignition. 1 !.is is the kind used
) oa the nut expensive cart.
The tl.-etnc starting and light-
-ysttm u on? of the ma*t
etbeient an the market. It ia of
the tw--ur.it t)-pc.
The cl-rtric twirchevare con-
vrr.itr.tly heated on the •rcenng
column. This u the same ar
rangement used on the highest
petted tan. - * ,
It has the tuy working Over
land clutch w-.nich any woma:i
can opera-e. Th,e f-.-dals aye
adjust*bk for reach. The steer
ing wheel is Urge and turns
ra-iiy. The brakes arc larBc and
powerful.
The mar rpringt are the fa-
moi.v rant lever ta pe. These are
pr.hahlv the easiest riding and
m«*t shock abvirbing spnnu*
ever dcMg hed With theso
springs nding corrtfort is insured.
It has a one-man mohair top.
In short, there it everything
that makes this car up>todatc
and comparable with many cart
costing - considerably more
money.
You will he delighted when
joii see it. And when you ride
tn-it you'll know instantly that
this n vos.r ideal of a m-xlcrn
automobile at your idea of a
moderate price.
Other Overland models are—
Model S3 f' e^rdoenger touring
car S'j't;' the latnous Oscrlano
Six seven-passenger touring car
f! 145. All pnccabcing f. o. b.
Toledo.
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.Walterboro Garage Co., Limited
A. Wiohftiitn
Manacer.
Mrs. 1-dna Felder is In Sumtor
with Mix. T. ft. Doar. One of Mn.
Doar’a, children is quite sick, an’?
Mrs. Felder was called to.xiurse the
little one. "
BANKS WILL CIA>BE
The numqrouii frientiK of.-*l
Buckner aru gfad to see him
Wednesday. Jan. 19th, being a , . „ , , ,
lerar holiday, the baak-i of the town «*aln following an illness of ccveial
will be closed. > _ ^ days of la grippe.
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