MILLS We have for sale SOO bushels Hancroft Prolific Oats (graded seed) at $1.00 per bushel. . When ginned on Our Special Gins, we buv at a premium extra length staple cotton. Good stvle Dalrymple and Texas Storm Proof are generaliv V?Yth a premium. r \ye buv for cash or exchange meal and hulls for seed, or sell meal and \L\I\\S for cash. ROBERT E. LIGON G?nerai Manager LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ELECTION. "Tho," thc Following: "South State .ol Bouth Carolina, County of Carolina School for tho Deaf and Andreeon. Blind, Located at Cedar Springs." Nbii?e ls hereby given that tho Gen- Section 1, South Carolina School for oral Bleceion for State and County Of- Deaf and Blind-Amendment to Cou ll eera will be hold at tho voting pre- stitution-Bo lt rcolvcd, by tho Con ducts prescribed by.law in said conn- eral Assembly of tho State of South ty, on Tuesday, November 3, 1U14, Carolina, That the,, following umend . said day being Tuscday following the mont to. Section H, 'Article II, or the first Monday In November, as prc- Constitution of tho State of South ?cribed by tho State Constitution. Carolina, bo agreed to by ft two-thirds She qualification for suffrage: voto of tho members elected to each an agres of -'election ?hall roqulro House, and entered on tho Journals, ' ot every olector of for It ? to voto at respectively, with yeas and nays ta bby' election, beforo allowing him to ken thereon, and bo submitted to the vote,' tho production ot his -.regis- qualified electors of tho State at the nation certificate and proof of the next general election thereafter for payment of all tax?s, including poll Representatives to-wit: Add tho fol toi; assessed against him and collec- lowing words to Section 8, Article II, tibi? ?durinig tho previous year. Thc of tho Constitution, aller the word production of a certificate or of tho "college" and before the word "the" receipt of tho officer authorized to on Une three of said ocction, "South collect euch taxes Shall bo conclusivo Carolina School for tho Deaf and proof' of the payment there of. Blind, located at Cedar Springs, so Thero shall bo separate and distinct that section, when ?so amended, ls ballots at this' election of the fbi- to bo and be known ai Section 8, lowing officers, to-wit: tl) dovernor Article II, and shall rent1, ns follows: and Lieutenant Governor; (2) othor Section 8. The General Assembly State Officers; (3) State senator; (4) may provide for th? maintenance of members of'the House ?f Represen- Clemson Agricultural College, South tntlvos; (6) county off leora. On Carolina School for tho Deaf ,'iand which shall be tho name or names Blind, located at Cedar Springs, tho of ?the person or persons voted for as University ?6f South Carolina, and tho such-offices, respectively, and the Winthrop Normal and Industrial Col office fOr which they are voted. (logo, a branch thereof, aa now ca tab There shall be ' sep?rate boxes lh lished by law, and may create achol whlch said ballots are to bo labeled arships therein; tho proceeds rosl in plain Roman letters with tho offtco Ixed from tho landscrtpt given by tho or. officers voted for. Act of Congress, pasB&d the second ? Whenever a> vote is to be taken on day of July in tho year of eighteen any opeclal question or questions a hundred and sixty-two, for tho sup box shall be provided properly ia- port of an agricultural college, and baled for that purpose,'and tho ballots any lands or funds which have horo th?rofor on such question or ques^ . tOfore been or 'may hereafter be given tlons ?hall bo deposited. or appropriated' for educational pur Before tho hour fixed for opening poses by the Congress ot tho United *}\$ polia Managers aud . Clerks must states, shall bo applied as directed in taso and subscribe tho Constitutional the Acts appropriating tho same: \ oath to the Chairman. Tho Managers Provided, That tho General As??m v Managers eas administer $he oat&?to :?iy shall? aa *?a? as practicable, who?j. Ure other members and tb tho Clerk; ly separate dollin College fronr Claf a Notary Public must adm'ulBterthe Uh University, and provide for a BOP pbth to the Chairman The Managers arate ooma of professor? and instruc ?2'/cS tfcsir ; ???i?itt??i and Cltj.'k. fairs-."therein, representation to bo . Polls at each voting placa must'bo given to men and women of thc no "nartad at K o'clock a. m. and cloned gro race, and lt shall he tho Colorod at 4 o'clock p. m., except in tho City Normal. Industrial, Agricultural and ot Charleston, where .they shall bo Mechanical College of this State, opened at ? a, m. and closed at 6 p. y-'Sec.' 2. That the electors voting at . m.!-rri ' ' Snob genera! election In favor of tho The Managers "have tho power to proposed amendment ehall deposit a ?ll a vacancy, and lt non? of th?Tttnu-- ballot with tho following words plain agora attend, the citizens can appoint Jy written or printed thereon: from among tho qualified rotors tito "Amendment tb Section 8, Article II, Managers, , who, after being sworn, of tho Constitution, by inserting the can conduct tbe election. ?. words 'South Carolina School for the f At ' the close ? tho election, tho Deaf and Blind, located nt Cedar Managers sud Clerk must proceed springs,* on Uno three of sal? section, publicly to open tho ballot boxes and Against amendment. No." count tho ballots therein, and make Sec. 3.Tho managers of election a statement of the result for each of- snail canvass said vote? and certify fica abd Sfcgn tho samo. Within threo tho result as now provided by law, ? days thereafter the Chairman of the and shall provide a separate box for Board, or some one designated by .the said ballot Board, must deliver to tho Commis- - elonore bf Election the poll list tho No. 543. boxos containing tho ballots ard writ- A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend tb^ statements of tho results ot tho Section 7, Article vin, of tho elc?tion. Constitution, Relating to Municl .?;';# At the Bald election separate boxes pal Bonded Indebtedness, by Add wljr bo provided nt which qualified \ng tho School District ot York oloctora will- vote upon tho adoption ville. br rejection ot an amendment to the Section 1. Constitutional Amend followiugJoint Resolutions: mont Relating to Bonded: Inbetedneaa . **-~ Yorkville School. District-Bo it ro T i . No. $48. ) solved ' by the General. Assembly of A JOIN RESOLUTION to Amoud Sec- the ?Ute of South Carolina. That the " UeS; 9? .Article i}? of the C^sti- .following amendment tc section 7, Ar timon, by. Adding Theroto, on tlole VIII, bf tho Constitution ot the AO** * tho Word? Stete Of South Carolina bo agreed'to; \i'*C&?gi&'?*m .'Before' fhe Word'Add nt tho end'thereof thd'?bnbwlng . sfeU^'J^ . .. ' -- . aire YOU! *; v )-T$fp Fal} wear clothes that are Tailored ?L hy Master Tailors, of experience, skill ana '?'%^tj.'.'t?-'i-?)?- . r V;;:, -T- '.-i;;. ,. .. ,-.W?^ rs ' 1 V words: Provided, further, That the limitations imposed hy this eoction and hy Section 5 of Article X, of this Constitution, shall nut apply to tho bonded indebtedness incurred by tho school district of Yorkv?le, in ibo County of Yo^t, v;hcn the pro ceeds of said bond3 aro applied ex clusively to erecting, or malting addi tions lo, school buildings in thc said district, and where thc question of in curring such indebtedness is submit ted to tho qualified electors ot said district, na provided in thc Constitu tion, upon the question of bonded In debtedness. Sec. 2. That tho question of adopt ing thia amendment shall bu submit ted at tho next general election for Representatives to thc electors as fol lows: Those in favor of the amend ment will deposit a ballot with the following words plainly written or printed thereon: "Constitutional amendment to Section 7, Artlclo VII, of the Constitution, relating to muni cipal bonded indebtedness, as propos ed by a Joint Resolution entitled 'A Joint Resolution to amend Section 7, Article VU, of the Constitution, re lating to tho school district of York vitlo*-No." No. Ml. ' A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment to Article X of the Constitution, by Adding Thereto Section IC, to Empower thc Cities of Florence and Orangeburg and the Town of Landrum to Assess Abutting Property for Permanent Improvements. Section 1. Constitutional Amend ment Allowing Certain Cities and Towns to Assess Abutting Property. -Bo lt resolved by tho General As sembly of tho Statt? of South Caro Una, That tho following amendment to Article X of tho State Constitution, to ho kn j wu as Section 16 of said Ar tlclo X, bo agreed upon by two-thirds of the members elected to each House and entered on the Journals respec tively, with years and nays, and ta lton thereon, and bc submitted to the ([unlined electors of tho State at the next gomal election, thereafter for Representatives, to-wit: Add tho fol lowing soctlon to Artlclo X of tho Constitution, to be and known as Sec tion 16: Section lp. The General Assembly may authorize the corporate author ities of (ho Cities of Florenco and Orangeburg and tho Town of ban drum to levy an assessment upon abutting property for tho purpose of paying for permanent Improvements on streets immediately abutting such property: Provided, That the said improvements bo ordered only on the written consent of majority bf tho owners of the property abutting upon tho street, sidewalk, or part of either, i proposed to be improved, and upon the condition that said corporate'au thorities shall pay at least one-third of tho costs of said improvements, i Sec. 2. That thoso electors, at said ideation, voting ~ ?n favor ,of\ said ; am en dm cut', shalt ??poaU a bailor'with tho following.: words plainly written 'qr printed thereon: 7 Amendment to Artic!** X of .he Stare Cou???aUon by adding Section 16, empowering tho Cttlps of Florence and Orangebprg and the Town ot Land rum to assess abutting property for pormanent Im provements-No." No. 647. A JOINT RESOLUTION to A\nond Section 20. Artlclo III, ot the Con stitution, by Adding Thereto the 'following: "Except Where There . Is Only One Candidato Nomi nated for the Place to bo Filled at Such Election, in Which Cake the Election Shall be'Viva Voco Without Any Roll Call." ' Section' jj';" Constltuptlonal Amend ment Relating tb Elections.-Be it re solved by the General Assembly of the Stato of South Carolina, That thc fol io wng amondmen to Section 20, Ar ticle Itt, of the Constitution of the State of South Carolina, be agreed to hy a two-thirds vote of the members elected to each Houso, and entered on the ' Journals, respectively, with the yens ?ntl nays taken thereon,' and bo submitted to the qualified electora of tho State at the next general election thor caf tor for" Representatives, to-wlt: Add tho following words to Section 20, Articlei HU,' ht the Constitution: "Except where there'ls. only one can didate nominated for tho place' to be fined at Buch election, In which as? the election ebal! be viva voce with out any; roll call,'' and that said sec tion; 'when so amended, ls to be and bo .'known ni Beetloo, 20. Article III, and shall read as follows: ? Section 20. : In. all elections by thc General Assembly "or either Houso thereof," the members'shall vote viva voce and their votes, thus given, shall bo entered upon tho Journal of the Houso to which they, respecUvely, be long, except where th oro ia only one candidate nominated' for thc place to be fllod at such election, in which case the election shall hi viva voce wiuYo tt any' roll call. Sec. 2\ Ballots.-That tho electors voUni at'-'??jcK ,eehemr*d>etion in fa vor nf tho propu??H amendment shall deposit a ballot " with tho" following words ' plainly written or printed thereon: "Amendment to Section 20, Artlclo III, bf the Constitution, re lating to elections viva voce by the Oencral. Assembly-'Yes.' " And those voting' against the said p ropos ed amendment shall dcn'oslt a ballot with thO following Worbis pl?tflly wT-tUeh or printed thereon: "Amendment to Section 20, Article iii, or the ?jonnii tut?on. relating trisections viva voce by tho General AaschibV-No,' ''jV?ec. S. The Managers of Election sba};.can vasa sahl volo and certify th? result as noW: provided by law, and ahall pr?vido a separate box for d ballots. i? - A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 7, Article VIII, of the .Constitution, Balatlng to Munici pal Bonded Indebtednei s by Add ing a Proviso Thereto as to the City of Florence. Section I, ContfHuUonai. AQcnd. ment Relating to Bonded Indebted ness City of Florence.-Be lt resolv ed by the General Assembly of tho State of South Carolina. That the limitations Imposed by thia section and Section S, Article X, of thc Con stitution, shall not apply to tho bond ed Indebtedness incurred by the City of Florence, In the County of Flor ence, when the proceeds of said bonds aro applied exclusively for the build ing, erecting, setabli'Jhing and main taining of streets, waterworks, light ing plants and sewerage system or for tho payment of debts already in curred, exclusively for any of said purpoaes; und when tho question ot' incurring such Indebtedness is sub mitted to the qualified electors of said municipality," as provided In thc Constitution upon tho question of bonded indebtedness. Sec. 2. That tho question of adapt ing thia amendment ?ball bc submit-, ted at the next general election for Hcpre8entatlvs to the electors us fol lows: Thoso In favor of tho amend ment will deposit a ballot with ii:? folowing words plainly, written or printed there: "Constitution, relat ing to municipal bonded indebtedness, as proposed by Joint Resolution to amend Section 7, Article VIII, of tho Constitution, relating to municipal bonded Indebtedness by adding a pro viso thereto as tb the City of Flor ence'-yes." Those opposed to the said amendment will deposit a ballot with the following words plainly writ ten or printed-thereon: ? ''Constltu tiona] Amendment to Section 7, Arti c?e VIII, of tho Constitution, relating tho municipal bonded indebtedness, as proposed by a Join t Resolution enti tled 'A Joint Resolution to amend Section 7, Article VIII, ot* the Consti tution, relating to municipal bonded Indebtedness by adding a proviso thereto as to tho City of Florence No." No. r,r>i. A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 7. of Article VIII, of tho Constitution bf This State uy Add ing a Proviso Thereto so us to Empower tho Cities of Chester and Sumter Each to Issuo Bonds to an Amount Not Exceeding Fif teen Per Cent, of thr. Assessed V?luo of the Taxable Property " Therein for the Improvement of Streets and. Sldewniks. Section 1. Constitutional Amend ment Permitting Chester and Sumter to issue Bonds' for Street Improve ments.-Bo it resolved by the. General Assecbl y of the'Stat cor South Caro lint, That Section 7, or Article VIII, ot the Constitution, be amended as folows: Add at tho end of the said section the folow.ing: Provided,'fur ther, That the limitation imposed by this section and Section 5, ot Article X, of the Constitution, shall not ap ply to thc bonded Indebtedness in curred by tho Cities of Chester and 8amter. but tho.said Cities of Chester and sumter may incre?so each its bon ed indebtedness f?L nn amount not ex ceeding fifteen per., cont of . the as sessed value of, the taxable property therein where, sn'd bond? ito issued for tho sole purpose of paying th? expcoBOs or liabilities incurred or to be in cm red in tho improvement of streets and sidewalksi.where tho abut ting property owners, oro being assess eor two-thirds or efts-half bf tho cost thereof. Sec;. 2. That the electors voting at the next general election for Repre sentatives favoring 'such amendment shall cast a ballot-with the following words plainly written' or prlntedthore on: "Amendment to Section 7 of Article VIII, of the Constitution, by adding a proviso empowering the cit ies of Chester and Sumter to each increase its bonded ' indebtedness to fifteen per cent of.the taxable value of the property therein-Yes." And those voting against-said amendment shall deposit a ballot.with tho follow ing words plainly written or printed thereon: "Amendment to Section 7 of Article VIII, OT the ^Constitution, by adding thereto a proviso empower ing the Cities of Cheater and Sumter each to Increase its' bonded indebted ness to'flfteh per cent ot tho taxable valuo of tho property; therein-YeB." And 'those voting 'against, said amend ment shall deposit a .ballot vMth the following words plainly;:, written "br printed tborobn: *'^?ndm??t tri-Sec tion 7, of Article vi^L of tho CkmstK tutios, by addingvJ^r^te/ia proviso empowering' tho Cities .?pf? Cheater and Sumter each to lncreaso Us bonded in debtedness to fifteen pep ceo ntof the Unable value of tho .property there in-No." ,. . ;';V;'. v ' ' .-.. .? '? . "? WfV'Mt? A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment w 'Artier X of the Constitution, by Adding Thereto a Section to be Designated ns 8. ?? Ehipowdt tho" Towns of Lat,ta, and ;Dillon to As." ??iic^imitW^W:ioj Per? - raanefat improvements. Section Vi.. Constitutional Amend-, ment to Permit Town? of.Latta and Dillon to Assess Abutting Property Be ti resolved by th? General 'Assem bly, ot the, State ofc ?c'jth .Caroling That the" folowing amendment to" the Constitution, Article; X, , to be known Ba Section IGA o? .saUji Article; be agreed tb; by two-thirds ot tho mem bers elected to each-House, and ca tered on tho Journals, respectively, With yeas und nays tak;?ti thorccn, and bo 'submitted to thVquajpmttfe tora bf tho State at. the next general el cet ton thereafter./i for; Representa tive t?-wit, By adain^ tits *c!k>* Ihg soc?Oh to Ar?cld wCoiTthe Con stitution, to bo and be known as Sec tion ISA: may ?? liles of th?. lon te l^r^ *?n ' ?oftiutrnent uno? abut ting property' tor'.'i^^?rl^''oT. ?py? lng for pemianeht improvements on atr?ots *nd \?idtfw|lfek ?or.;,slre?U aldowalko, immediately ?buttlug - each property? ?V&fflW&N*S said; im provement? be-ordered'only .aper, th? timm "bonsehtrora - mai^Ry^f tl* owners of thoipropert?? abutting"upon either proposed to the bo improved, and upon the condition that thc cor porate authorities shall pay at .least one-half of thu costs of such improve ments. Sec. 2. Election-That tho electors voting at such general election in fa vor of tho proposed amendment shsli deposit a ballot with the following words plainly written or printed there on: "Amendment to Article X of the Constitution, by adding Section l&A, empowering thc Towns of Latta and Dillon" to assess abutting property for permanent improvements-Yes." And tboBO voting against Bald pro posed amendment shall deposit a bal lot with the fol o wi og words plainly written or printed thereon: "Section ISA, empowering thc Towns of Latta i and Dillon to assess abutting property for permanent improvements-fio." Soc. 3. Tho Managers of Election shall canvass said vote and certify tho result as now provided by law, and shall provide a separate box for Bald ballot. Ko*. 568. JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 1, Article XII, of the Con stitution, by Striking Out the Word? "Blind, Deaf and Dumb" ?After tile Words "Insane" on Line Two, and Beforo the Word '"Arid", on Line Two. Section 1. Constitutional Amend ment with Referenco to "Blind, Deaf and Dumb."-Bo it resolved by the Qeneral Assembly of the State of South Carolina, That tho following amohdment tb Section 1, Articlo XII, pf tho Constitution of the State ot South Carolina be, and agreed to, by a two-thirds vote bf the mcmbors elected to. each House, and entered on the Journal, ' respectively, with the yeas and nays taken thereon, abd bo submitted to tho qualified electors of the State at tho next general election thereafter for Representatives, to-wlt; By striking out tho words, "blind, deaf and dumb" on line two of Section 1, Article XII, or tiie Constitution, BO that said section .when so amended, ia to be, and be known as. Section 1, Article XII, and shall read as fol lows: Section 1. Institutions for the care of tho ' insano and tho poor shall al ways bo fostered and supported by this State, and shall bo subject to such regulations as tho General As sembly may enact. Sec. 2. Election.-That the electors voting at such' general election in fa vor of the proposed amendment shall deposit a ballot with tho following plainly written or printed thereon: "Amendment to Section 3. Article-Xii, of the Constitution, by striking out the words 'blind, deaf and dumb' on line two of said section, j For amend ment Yes." Those voting against said proposed amendment shall de posit a ballot with ?he following words plainly written or printed thereon: "Amendment to Section 1, Article XII, of the Constitution; by striking: out tho words "blind, deaf and dumb,' on line two of said section. Por amendment; -No.f ' . Soc. 3. The Maaagsrg cf R'K-tiQ* shall canvass said vote and cortiry the result as now provided hy law. and shall provide a-separate box for said ballot ? No. 560. J A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment to Article -X of the Constitution by Adding Thereto Section, 17, to Empower the Town or Port Mill to Assess Abutting Property for Permanent Improve ment Section - 1. Constitutional Amend ment Permitting Town bf Port Mil. to Assess1 Abutting' .Property ' fps, Street Improvement-Be it resolved by tho Genera;! Assembly o? tho State of South Carolina, That the* following ?mendment'tb' tba Const!tu-?on/'Arti cle X, be known as Section 17 bf "?a?d article and bo agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected tb each House and entered on tho Journdis, respec tively, with tile yeas and naya taken thereon, and bo submitted' to the qualified electors of the Sude nt the next general Beetloo thereafter for Representatives' tc-vvlt: ' Add tbe foi* lowing section tb Article- X ot- the Constitution, to bo, and to bo known aa Section 17. Section 17. The. General Assembly may ??th rise the corporate ?utb?rt ties of tho Town or iron; Mill tolevy ah assessment upon abutting prop erty for tho purpose of paying for. permanent Improvements ? Ob street* and sidewalks,: or streets or sidewalks, immediately abutting Buch property. Provided. That salcT'|nf$reV?ni6bts ordere^ only upon ibo writfon ebbsarU of two-thirds Of tue owner* br prep? erty .attftUfrrUr^ sidewalk*,' and upon the ' cW&tM?? that they1 pay at least; :bn?-halt bf the cost of Bueh improvements.' ' ?.;':. ?'.& Bec 2, That the electors voting ht sabbr general- elehtlonvifi.ftVerarcra proposed amendment fe?all deposit a ballot With1 the ^ll?^%?Wx^;^Vft^& ly- Written 6r; printedthereof "Amendment tbvArti?|?;}X>f the' Oof i stlt??on. by aaat?fi'fi?l^^yefu? poWtr?ng the Towfr otlW^lull^W ?o?a abbttlhg pro?erfy 'fb?'l^rm?bebi ?rrrpro vomeht-Yes." Add . these' -Tt?t mg 'against the proposed amendment shall 'deposit a ballot will* the ;f?l l?WUig words plainly wWtl?bLor pHuk eu tb?reobi '"Am?ttc^nebt tb ?TOcI? * ot the Constitution, try addld\Y See t?oii 17? empowering the ubW'wTti&jt Mill to assess abutting property for Mr^b?nt <: IttprbV?ment-^Ox^: '? ( ; Sec. p}.$gi ' M^a^rs.: bf^Sts shall' canvass.. ?a?u' V^^^?-MII? tho" rvtult ss now' prodded, by 1?%, and rbstt-provide a separate box for said ballot Ne; &7?. ' A.JQW ftBS^t^?rIipVopbslng aa . ?AmaM^^ Connitution by Adding-Tlierete vi ?obUbb 1?,-!.tb-'?ito^-tWrCM?* ; . of ir^^wbn?^'^ v and .Tot-^t KenhbttaV'lno. Th?meu* ?',.T^lIb^^Hoa?a^P^v^>?iiii? Abbttfag Property for Parmaheut Improvements. Moa J,. ??aillUtlvuil . Ameu? ment for Assessment of Abutting Property for Street Improvement In Anderson, Greenwood,' Bennettsville, Timmonsville und Hones Path.-Be lt resolved by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina. TUat the following amendment to Article X be agreed to by two-thirds of the members elected to each House, and entered on the Journal, respectively, with yeas and nays taken thereon, and to bo submitted to the qualified elec tor:', of tho State at the next general election, thereafter for Repr?senta tives, to-wlt: Add the following sec tion to Article X of tho Constitution, to bc, and be known os, Section 10. Section 16/ Tho General Assembly may authorize tho Cities of Ander son, Greenwood and Towns ot Bcn nettsvllle, Timmonsville and Honea Path to levy aii assessment upon abutting property for tho purpose of paying for permanent improvements on streets and sidewalks immediately abutting such property: Provided, That said improvements be' ordered only upon the written consent of a majority of the owners of proporty abutting upon the street, sidewalk or part of oithor proposed to bo improv ed, and upon condition that said cor porate authorities shall pay at least one-half ot tho coats of such im provements. :Sec. ..2. That thone electors at tho eaid election voting in favor of thc said amendment ?hall deposit a bal lot with tho folowing words plainly written or printed thereon: "Amend ment to Artlclo X. of tho State Con stitution, by adding Section 1G, em powering tho CltioB of Anderson. Greenwood and Towns of BcnnettB vlllo. TUnmohBYllib aid Honea Path tb assess abutting proporty for perma nent improvements-Yep." And tho tee voting against the Bald amendment shall deposit a ballot with tho fol lowing words plainly written' br print ed theteon: "Amendment to Artlclo Xv of thc State Constitution, by adding Section IC, empowering tho .Cities of Anderson, Greenwood and; Towna ot Dennettsville, Tinunonsvlllo and Ho nea Path to assess abutting property fdr permanent ? Improvements-No." Provided. That tho Act ot the Gen eral Assembly putting in Coree thia amendment sha!) not operativo In thc City of Anderson and the town .bf He nea Path until the-same be submit ted to the qualified electora. of said city and town for approval. lib. 24& A JOINT RESOLUTION to Prop?BO an Amendment to Article'X ot the Constitution, by Adding Thereto section IC, tb Empower' the Cities ot Sumter and,' Darlington and Towns of Belton and Walhalla to AsseSB Abutting Property for Per manent Improvements. Section 1. Proposed Amendment to Article X of Cons?lt?tron.-^Bo ,U resolved by the General Assembly of tho State of -Sohth Carolina; Tnat the following amendment-to Artlclo X, bf thd 'Stt?lft CnnStituifnn. tn tm knOW?i'ae Section ie of said Article X, bo agreed to by.t- o-thlrds of the members J elected -.0 each Houso .abd anidad ea tho Journals respectively, with yeas and nayB takep thereon, and bo sub mitted to the qualified electors of the State at the' ncx? '? general' election thereafter for Representatives-, to-wit: Add tho following section to Article X: Of . the Constitution, to be3 and bo known, aa Section 16: /.-i. Section ,16; Sumter, Darlington; Belton and Walhalla, to Be Permitted to Assess Abutting Property. for Peri?, mancnt ' Improvement--Tho General Assembly may authorise Hbo corpo rate authorities of the cities of Sum ter and Darlington and the towns or Walhalla and Belton, to levy fcsseas r.ient upon abutting property for the ("purpose of paying tor permanent Im provements on streets and sidewalks or streets or sidewalks Immediately sbuttinfc said . property: Provid?|. That eaid Improvements shall be or dered only upon thc written consent of one-half ot tho owners bf the prop erty , abutting upon the street, side walk, or part of either, propbsod tb bo Improved, and upon ' condition' tAkt, Bald assessment of abutting property owners -shall not:exceed on?-bnlftttf tho- cost Of such improvements. Er cepVih the city: bf Sumter where the corporate K autlrb'rUieB shall paVffit least one-third -ot the coat bf auch;M? provembntsi: abd r obuttlnr property owners not;;?xrmabbnt VT i?t-'-'-.sal ll d?posl lng words thereon: tbs consUt?t. _ empowering tho cltws of^Sullt? Darlington and tho towns Of 1 . tty for permanent- vimpr^Tomontfr m?JX: v?-.:"\;>:\ y*--;r< J/Bsciioh 8. Managers' of Electlon. The mshagars ofT?lebiibh shall ^^^^^jk^-^sim'^' r?sale aa now. provided by law, and - shall pr?vido separate boxes for. said bal lots. ':&#?9#*:S$f&?. tleciion. Mhnag?rs. wing Managers' bf Election app^ht'ed td hold'the* ??ip _ at the virions i>rec!ncts tn' the j asia /County: _v / Ir^imtBa?v^-tfx gnu '?TcuonneU, T. WSH?cntta, N.-'C. Burriss. 1 ^on': Cotton M?Wam?s W. C. Herr inj? Qordbn --eke, iton-S. wf Harris, Dr. W., c. ?h?v??mn- Ai? WoHO?.. ? Acker; Elite* C. Cox, . ' Brogan Milano U Cathay, O B. Ballart.WlU Norton.. '. B.w^.i1}-B.. :]F.;. Wtight, H. Vvcim?i^vilIe^WWl, Clmkscales, W. B> Cowan. ? iaaWeyViSrv ? ?? * * Mahaffojr, W. T. Bruce. Campbell's Store-P. B. Griffin, P. B. Gentry, R. E. Campbell. Cedar Wreath-Walker Flcmiug, Alonzo Tripp, M. M. Maret. Centervlllc-Fred Bolt, A. M. Hem brec, E. B. C. Snipes. Concreto-J. W. Cbiidcrs, Ervin El lison, H. N. Jonosv FiVB Forks-A; N. Richardson, W. L. Casey, Cliarlle Martin. Fiat Rock-W. H. Whitaker, George W. Tucker, G. W. Tate. Friendship-J. C. McMillan, W. S. Fleming, C. W. Cothran. " Gluck Mills-O. J. Meyers, II E. McDonald, R. H. Spakcs. . Grove School House-J. A. Clink scaloa, W. A.1 Harrlsl J. H. Brock. Hollands Store-J. M Jo?os, H. J. Strickland, J. T. McGukin. Hunter's Springs-T. H. Burriss, VV. H. Glenn, J. W. Quattlebaum. HOhca Path-P. W. Sullivan, G. E. Moore, Reid Gumbrell. .Hopewell Springs-S. M. Bolt, L. P. Tucker, Khama MoPhaii. Iva-J. S. H amby, H. F. Sutherland, A. B. Galley. Long Branch-W. L Greer, C. G. Davis, Albert GambrilL Milford's-J. J. Findley, C. H. Bai ley, James L. Jackson. Moffottevlllo-W. T. A. Sherard, C. W. Simpson, W- W. Rice. Mt. Tabor-Harmon Garrison, Prob ert Williamson, Steele Barnett. ' Neal's Creok-H. P. McDaniel, J. M. Elgin. L. B. Robbins. Orr Mill-rW. H. Cothran, B C. Young, J. B. Humbert. . Polser-John Bray, Jones Washing tod, J. M. Alexander. Pelzer Wot 4-W. G. fcox, R. P. Duncan, John Lewis Spearman. Pcndioton--J. W. Simpson, Henry Trbcott, J. C. Hall, Sr. Piedmont Mllls-^?. B. Clardy, C. S. Han, Walter Wood. ' Piorcetown-A. M. Guyton, R. A. Mulligan,- W. F. O'w'on. Sandy Springs-Thomas P. Hobson, R.'W/Hammond, Sam Johnson. Slabtown-W. M- Griffith, R. E. Whitlock, E. F. Algood. Starr-?. B. Herron, L L. Moore, Haskell Hanna. Three and. Twenty-W. T. Wat son, P.* 'H. Tripp, J. C. Henderson. Toney Creok-Jim Cos, J. E. Pnore, J. C; Henderson. Tovmvillo-J.'I. Barton, H. W. Hoi copibj j. D. Babb. ToxaWay-W' . H. " Godfrey, Leo. Hughes, Esrnost Kay Tugaloo-Academy-Jeff Cromer, W. O. Maret, W.: B. Compton. Wright? ?tore-Asa Hall, Jr., R. P. Roberts, J. R. Pennell. . Whitefield Church-John Rayson Wyatt, L. W. Harris, J. W. Knight. Wlillamston^j. p. Hogg, Wm. Guy ton, ?. j, Plncknoy.. . -y Winiamaton Mills-G. R. liing, C. L. Koeb. S. B. Pruitt. White Plaina-E. A. Durham, T. W. Johnson, 8, J. Ashley. WlHIfords Store-J. L. O Shaw. J. BV Shirley, Adolphus Bolt Walker-McElmoyle-r-N. S. Reeves Ea^Jobnson,' W- C. Barnett ,^Tho; /?&&?jgcrb , at each precinct named above' aro requested to d?lo gata -but \j?l. their" number to st euro boxes and blanks for the election from Sam Davis at. Court: House. It will require 15 box?s to each precinct J. CASPER RAG SD ALE, C. IE. T/OLLY, W. A. H?DGENS, I ComariiBBlqners of State and County ?rections for Anderson County, S. C. October 1Mb? 1914. Attending State Fahr. Archie Todd, an automobile dealer of Anderson, and D. Wabvon Bell, city editor of the/ Anderson Intelligencer, rebebed Columbia early yesterday, having'como down by night in a mo tor car; They aro af the Y. M C. A. Mr. Todd is.a former Columbian. Henry .Todd, a dispatcher here for'the Southern railway, ls his biother.-The State. W. L.. McClellan Dead. . William L. McClellan, aged - 65, died Thhrsday' morblilg :atr 8 O'clock at his borne" !B mites wbst br the city near Pr?sp?ct' chu?fbh^M^. McClellan has boen aft invalid' for' several years.- His death %a? 4bb*t? -drbp^ffy. Ho -is; *hi*vtv?d by bis 'widow, who was a Mi as Emma Clamp before her marriage,: brie: sob', J ;W. McClellan, and three daughters, Mts. Bell Year gen abd Mrs. Eva McClellan, and Ono adopted son. H. B. McClellan. The funeral wjll be held today at nbbn*t.*h? yarenbes chbrch, the'Rov. W. B^HawkinftbffclAUng. .. ,: ..??. .If&ts$&wW&?pnnV ii Darkens so '??ra^t?at^Viit? ?er. .bair beautl wltha^brey of -Bai Tea abd Sulphur. Wfebn?ter bairteli bob''Ur "took??bn that dun; iaded* or streaked< appear ance, this irimple mixture was applied ^th^w?bd?rfbl: effect' By asking" a* any durg st?re for 'Wy?th's Sage and SblpjfcbVo?npbu^ f ? Ka ^ driiff. div. . ItcdrV arito ?nd f*!lU;^ ts?r. A ,V?Il-tebwn downtown druggist ,saW^%vary1?oAt:.B*?a Wyeth's Sage and Suipbw;fcebause it c^k?b?"sbtnatur t^ng^^ "||i?I. Tl'??!\'}]V\ 7'[l'VtUnV.i i mjjjf^ mfAm muh* m smw