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The Abbeville Press and Banner! BY W. W. & W. 11. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1910. ESTABLISHED 4844jj r Some of the Best Citizens - of Abbeville Are Using Burriss' Mental Shingles. Why not you, and help a Home Industry grow to be the Biggest Success in your State. Messrs. Johu T. Burri3s & Son, Anderson, 5 Gentlemen Some weeks ago the pars Church, Anderson, S. C., was covered with covering has been tested by rain and hail, ai We are delighted with the covering. Pastor St. Joht Jno, T. Burri Manufacturers of BURRTSS' A ANDERSON. - S< Abbeville Lumber Comp Mnr Dmlrtinn nnr DEALERS DOORS, FLOORING SASH, CEILING, BLINDS, SHINGLES In fact anvthine that is needed to buil plans and figure with you on your woi plans will not cost you anything, and I will make the other man do it cheaper. Get prices on material before buyi business and are making prices to get i the Eur* ka Hotel?a few ttej * from the Drop iu and see our stoclcPHOi\E 233 ABJU Acker Building & / A Mighty Good Waj Grain You Sow th Our io=4 or Our i You Sow Your Gri ^ The ten-four goods contain 10 p Acid and 4 per cent. Potash, and the cent. Available Phosphoric Acid and put either of these in the ground when Phosphoric Acid nor Potash will leach rains, but stay in the soil until theyar* if you fertilize your grain with this fer winter you can top dress it next sprinj or our specially prepared High Grad which is better, as this is heavily char has other High Grade Ammoniates w Nitrate of Soda when used by itself, has been killed out during the winter for corn or cotton in the spring and yi 10-4 and 10-6 goods which is put in tl your grain, for neither Phosphoric Aci soil but remain there until taken up a We are selling our goods right at sary for us to make the best goods the them a hundred or a hundred and fifi then to put out some skimpy goods, I at our door it is necessary for us to n made. In proof that we do that 1 made this year where our fertilizer ha ter fertilizer put in sacks than we are Anderson Phosphi J. R. VANDIVER, Pres. / The Peoples Sa ABBEVILLf OFFICERS. p 8. G. THOMSON, PresideDt. C G. A. NEUFFER. Vice-President. \ R. E. COX, Cashier. school" : Tablets Ini General Schoc I Speed's Dri KING'S NEW LIFE PILLS BUI The Pills That Do Cure. CE =?* n END view or LOCK ~ rL Anderson, P. C., May 22, 1909. c) , r, at ' jj. >nage of the St. John's Methodist el the Eurri>9 Metal ShiDgles. The ud it stands the test. el P. B. WELLS. " i'e Methodist Church, Auderson. [y ss & Son, I IETAL SHINGLES. tl 3uth Carolina. ? & iany local agents. G /C V* - ??? ? ill St 1% r% w nnnir 'n nn i * , , l J k t) . ,, J U I . , J ^ IXJ_ ta 5, LATHS, I LIME, * 3, CEMENT. el d a bouse. Let us make your <>] k. If we do your work your ^ if we don't get your work we ' at ng elsewhere. We want your & it. You will fiud us just below square. M -write or pbonc us. cc iEVILLE, S. C. w e) Repair Co., inc. I ai n< r to Fertilize the S is Fall is to Use A. 0=6 Goods when 8; P' un. 3 re er cent. Available Phosphoric ten-six goods contain 10 per A 6 per cent. Potash. You can i you sow your grain as neither out of the soil on account of G s taken up as plant food. So, Ci tilizer and the grain stands the g with either Nitrate of Soda e Fertilizer for side dressing "1 ged with Nitrate of Soda and P( hich makes it last longer than 8[If you find that your grain n< you can use the same ground du have the advantage of the di tie ground at the lime you sow P1 id nor Potash leach out of the ^ s plant food. v< our own door and it is neces- ff ^ i j_ ie ? ~u: A I " it Cell] UC IliclUU. 11 C 5IIip[JtU ty miles away we might afford ai )ut where they are used right A lake the best goods that are we justly cite you to the crops s been used. There is no betmaking. G ite & Oil Co.; D. S. VANDIVER, Mgr. J ivinesBank. ?? CD a' i, s. c. 1! DIRECTORS. ^ b G. Thomson, H. G. AuderaoD ]( 1. A. Ueufler. C. C. Gainbiell, 11 V. E. Owens. F. B. Gary, * . 8. Bt&rk, B. E. Cox, e Jonn A. Harm. 0 C BOOKS | b Pencils \ 8, ti 8 c b .1 Cnrkrklico IJL K) U^JLXtO. 2 '/ ug Store. ( __ ? c Ml CWC IS THE ONLY r :nuine ARNICA SALVE e IOTICE OF ELECTION J i tate of South Carolina, 1 County of Abbeville. Notice isjiereby given that the Genral Election for State and County Of- ' cers wiil be held at the voting pre- 1 iucis prescribed bylaw in saidCounty, ( ti Tuesday, November 8,1910, said day 1 e.ng Tuesday following the iirnt Mon- ' ay in November, as prescribed by law. 1 The qualifications for suffrages are 1 i follows : J Residencein Stale for two years, in the 1 ouuty ODe year,in the polling precinct i which the elector oft'ers to vote, four lonths, and the payment six months efore any election of any poll tax len due and payable /Provided, That liuisters in charge of an organized lurch and teachers of public scnools jail be entitled to vote after Bix lonthB* residence In the State, if oth wise qualified. Managers of election must requireof 1 ich voter Ihe production of a regisation certificate and the proof of the j lyment of all taxes, including poll ix, assessed and collectible duriug the ! revious year. The production of a 1 jr-tificate or the receipt of the officer jtborized to collect such taxes shall 1 s conclusive proof of the payment lereof. There shall be separate and distinct ? 1 * 1 - ? -- ? * l?t?? I /./>t S <vr\ fitu I I mots ana ooxes ?i turn ciauuu mi le following officers, to wit: (1) 1 overnor and Lieutenant-Governor; J !) Other State Officern; (3) State Senior; (4) Members of House of Repre- I ntatives; (5) County Officers. On 1 inch shall be the name or names of 1 le person or persons voted for as such flicern, respectively, and the office for hich they are vutet'. Before the hour tixed for opening ' ie polls Managers and Clerks must the ami subscribe the Constitutional itb. The Chairman of the Board of [anagers can administer the oath to ie other members and to the Clerk ; ! Notary Public must administer the ith to the ChairmaD. The Managers J ect their Chairman and Clerk. ' Polls at each voting place must be * ^eoed at 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at o'clock p. m., except in the city of J harleston, where they shall beopened 1 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at 6 p. m. 1 The Managers have the power to fill { vacancy/ aod ir none of tde Jwan- " ;ers attend, the citizeus can appoint ( om among the qualified voters, the 1 anagers, who, after beingsworn, can [ mduct the electioD. At the said election separate boxes ! ill be provided at wbicb qualified I ectors will voie upon the adoptlou or ( jection of amendments to the Slate ? institution, as provided for in the ( llowiug Joint Resolutions: The questiou of adopting each * nendment shall be submitted at the ? ;xt general election to the electors as 1 Hows : Those iu favor of the amendent shall deposit a ballot with the 1 tlowing words plainly printed or ritten thereou: 4 Constitutional i lueudmentof Section .. , of Article , of the Constitution, rtlating to ?Yes." Those opposed to .id amendment shall cast a ballot iih the following words plainly t inteci or written thereon : "Consti- ( itional Amendment of Section i Article of the Constitution, ( lating to ?No." c , No. 506. ( Joint Resolution Proposing to i Amend Section 7, Article Vill, of t the Constitution, Relating to Mu- ? nicipal Bonded Indebtedness. i Section 1. Be it resolved by the t eueral Assembly of the Stale of South * aroliua, That the following amend- 1 ent to Section 7, of Article VIII, of 1 ie Constitution be agreed to : Add at i ie end thereof the following words : I Provided. Tnat the limitation pro- s )sed by this Section, and by Section i \ V thio (Vkiiutitntirtti I AlllWIO ?**., V. ??*?w V , tall not apply to bonded indebtedjbb incurred by the town of Darlingiu, where tbe proceeds of baid bouds e applied solely for the purpose of ainage of said town and street imrovements, aud where the questiou ' incurring such indebtedness is sublitted to the freeholders and qualified iters of such uiu< icipallty, as providi in the Constitution, upon tbe queson of other bonded indebtedness." Approved the fourth day of Februry, A. D. 1910. No. 580. . Joint Resolution to Amend Section 7, Article VIII, of the Constitution, Relating to Municipal Bonded Indebted ner-s, by Adding a Proviso Thereto as to Certain Towns. Section 1. Be it resolved by the ieneral Assembly of the State of outh Carolina, That the following mendmeut to the Constitution of tbe tate of South Carolina be submitted ) the quali fied electors of the State at be next general election for Reprejntatives, and if a majority of the lectors qualified to vote lor members f the General Assembly voting theren shall vote in favor of such amendment, and a msjority of each branch f the General Assembly shall, after tich election, and before another, ratty said amendment by yeas and nays. - i. - . i - - ~ i 1TTT T nai aecuou /\ruu>e va.ii, iciauug o bonded indebtedness, be amended y adding at the end thereof the folswing words: Provided, That the imitations imposed by this Section nd by Section 5, of Article X, of this Constitution, shall not apply to bondd indebtedness incurred by the towns f Aiken, in the County of Aiken ; Camden, in the County of Kershaw; Iheraw, in the County of Chestei field ; Clinton, in the County of Laurens; idgefield, in the County of Edgefield ; nd St. Matthews in the County of Calhoun, when the proceeds of said onds are applied solely and excluively for the building, ereoting, esiabIbhing and maintenance of water/ork?, electric light plants, sewerage ystem or streets, and where the quesion of incurring such indebtedness is uhmitted to the qualified electors of aid municipality, as provided in the Constitution, upon the question of onded indebtedness. Annroved the 28th dav of February. JD.Toio. No. 581. L Joint Resolution Proposing to Amend Section 7, Article VIII, of the Constitution. Itelatiug to Municipal Bonded Indebtedness. Section 1. Be it resolved by the Jeneral Assembly of the State of South ,'arolina, That the following anaendnent to Section 7, Article VIII, of the Constitution be agreed to : Add at the nd thereof the following words : Pro videii further, That the limitations imposed by ti is Section and by Section 5, of Article X, of this Constitution, shall not apply to the bonded indebtedness in and by any municipal cor poration when the proceeds of said bonds are appMed solely and exclusively for the purchase, establishment and maintenance of a waterworks plant, r>r sewerage system, or lighting plant, iml when tbe question of incurring *uch indebtedness is submitted to the freeholders and qualified voters of sucli municipality, as provided in tbe Constitution upon the question of othei bonded indebtedness. Approved the 28th day of February, A. D. 1910. No. 583. A. Joint Resolution Purporting tr Amend Section 7, Article VIII, o the Constitution, Relating to Municipal Bonded Inbebtedhess. Section 1. Be it resolved by th? General Assembly of tbe State of Soutt Carolina, That tbe following amendment to Section 7, Article VIII, of tbi Constitution be agreed to: Add at the end thereof the following words "Provided, further, That the limita Lions imposed by this Section, and bj Section 5, Article X, of this Constitu lion, shall not apply to bonded in debtedness incurred by tbe city o Aiken, but said city of Aiken may in crease its bonded indebtedness in th< manner provided for in said Section o said Article to^an amount not exceed Ing fifteen per cent, of the value of tbi taxable property therein for tbe pur pose of establishing, extending, com pletiug and repairing a system of wa lerworks, eewerage, electric lights ant power." Approved the 28th day of February A. D. 1910. No. 580. A Joint Resolution Proposing t( Amend Section 7, Article VIII, o the Constitution, Relating to Mu< nicipal Bonded Indebtedness. Section 1. Be It resolved by the Gen 3rul Assembly of the State of Souti Carolina, That the following amend iient to Section 7, Article VIII. of the Jonstitutlon, be agreed to : Add at the ;nd thereof the following words: Pro irided, further, That the limitatfonc mposed by tbi? Section and by Section >, Article X, of this Constitution, shall 3ot apply to bonded indebtedness fn;urred by the town of St. Matthews, )ut said town of St. Matthews may injrease its bouded indebtedness in the Banner provided in said Section ol laid Article to an amount not exceedng fifteen per cent, of the value of the axable property therein, where the proceeds of ?aid bonds to tbe amount >f twenty, thousand ($20,000) dollare, iball be turned over by the town oouu;il of said town of St. Matthews to tbe iuly appointed.Commissioners of the Jouuty of Calhoun, l'or the purpoee o/ tiding in tbe construction of public mildings for tbe County of Calhoun. Appr<?\ed tbe 28th day of February, V. D. 1910. No. 594. Joint Resolution Proposing tc A mend Section 12, of Articled, ol tbe Constitution, Relating to Associate Justice?. "Section 1. Be it resolved by tkt Geniral Assembly of the State of Soutb Carolina, That the following amendnents to the Constitution of Sooth Carolina be submitted to tbe qualified .'lectors of the State at tbe next general election for Representatives, and f a majority of tbe electors qualified o vote for members of tbe General Aslembly voting thereon shall vote in faror of such amendment and a majority of each branch of the General Assembly shall after such election, and jefore another, ratify said amendment )y yeas and nays, that Section 12, ol \.rt'.cle V, of the Constitution, relating o Associate Justices, be amended by itriking out in lines 3, 4 and 5, the vords : "but if the four Justices equaly divide in opinion, tbe judgment beow shall be affirmed," and by striking )ut the word 1 two" in line?8, and initriiDg In lieu thereof word "three," :o that when amended, the same shall ead as follows: "Sec. 12. In all cases decided by (be Supreme Court, the concurrence ol :hiee of tbe Justices shall be necessarj for a reversal of tbe judgment below. ?ubjetcflr> the provisions hereinaftei prescribed. Whenever, upon the hear' ?tK, Dg 01 any cauuu ui ijuesuuu uciuic bui Supreme Court in the exercise of iti original or appellate jjrisdiotlou, il jhall appear to the Justices thereof,-01 my of tbera, Ibat there is involved ? juestlou of ccffstliutional law, or o jonflict between the Constitution anc laws of this State and of tbe Unitec States, or between toe duties and obli Rations of her citisens under the same upon the determination of which tb? entire Court is not agreed, or wbenevei tbe Justices of said Court, or any tw< i)f them, desire it on any cause or ques tion so before said Court, tbe Cbie Justice, or in his absence, the presid ing Associate Justice, shall call to. th< assistance of the Supreme Court, ail o the Judges of the Ciroult Court: Pro vided, however, Thai when the matte to be submitted is involved in an ap peal from the Circuit Court, the Circui Judge who tried the cause Bball not sit A majority of tbe Justices of the 8u preme Court and Circuit Judges shal constitute a quorum. The decision o the Court so constituted, or a majority of tbe Justices and Judges sitting, shai be final and conclusive. In such cas< tbe Chief Justice, or, in bis absence the presiding Associate Justice, shal Ereside. Whenever the Justices of th< upreme Court and the Circuit Judge meet together for tbe purposes afore said, if tbe number thereof becjualiflet to sit constitute an even numDer, mei one of the Circuit Judges must retire and the Circuit Judges present shal determine by lot which of their num ber shall retire." Approved the 26th day of February A. D. 1910. No. 595. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sectioi 2, of Article V, of the Constitutioi Relating to Associate Justices o the Supreme Court. Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gen eral Assembly of the State of Soutl Carolina, That the following amend ment to the Constitution of the Stat of South Carolina be submitted to th qualified electors of the State at th next general election for Represent* o f\f tho oloofnr II V CO | ?UU IX (t Uiajwiibj VI ?uv vswv?v* qualified to vote for members of th General Assembly voting thereon shal vote in favor of such amendment am a majority of each branch of the Geu eral Assembly Bhall, after such elec tion, and before another, ratify eai< amendment by yeas and nays, tha , Section 2, of Article V, of the Const i tution, relating to Associate Justice be amended by striking out the woi . "three" in line 2, and inserting in lie . thereof the word "four," and etrikin out the word "eight" in line 6 and ii . setting the word "ten," so that wbe I amended, the same shall read as fo lows: | Sec. 2. The Supreme Court sha | consist of a Chief Justice and four A : sociate Justices, any three of wboi t shall constitute a quorum for the tran . action of business. The Chief Justh ' shall preside, and in bis absence, tk Senior Associate Justice. They sha , be elected for tbe term of ten year and shall continue in office until the Buocessors shall be elected and qua) > fled, and shall be so classified that oi f of them shall go out of office evei . two years. Approved the 26th day of Februar 5 A. 1). 1910. i No. 596, A Joint Resolution Proponing t i Amendment to Article X, of tl j Constitution, by Adding There Section 14, to Empower the Cltl nf a rem nvillA Knnrtflnhurir at t Columbia, and the Town of Ma nlng to Assess AbuttiDg Proper for Permanent Improvements. f< Section 1. Be it resolved by tbeGe - eral Assembly of tbe State of Qoui 9 Carolina, That the following amen f ment to Article X, of the State Cons tution, to be known as Section 14, 2 said Article X, be agreed to by tw - thirds of the members elected to ea< House, and entered on tbe journal i spectiveiy, with yeas and nays tab< I thereon, and be submitted to the qui ifled electorw of the State at the ue , general election thereafter for Itepr yeutatives, to wit: Add th? followii Section to Article X of the Constit > tion, to be, and be known as Secti( f 14: Sec. 14. Tbe General Assembly mi authorize tbe corporate authorities the cities of Greenville, Spartanbu i and Columbia, and the town of Mai - ning; to levy anr assessment upon abu i ting property for tbe purpose of pa( trv? wAKiMflnanf imnrmrflmonfa r ? 1U? iUI pVlUiHUOUl IU4|/tW VVUJWUM0 V streets and sidewalks immediate: i abutting suoh property: Provide i That said improvements be orders 1 only upon the written consent of tw thirdB of tbe owners of tbe proper! , abutting upon tbe street, sidewalk < part of either proposed to be improve* i and upon condition that said corporal f authorities shall pay at least one-ba of tbe costs of such improvements. Approved the 28th day of Februar i A. D. 1910. No. 603. A Joint Resolution Proposing I Amend Section 6, of Article X, < the Constitution of 1896, Relatin to Bonded Debt ot Counties an Townships, Section 1. Be it resolved by tbe Get eral Assembly of the State of Sout Carolit a, That the following amen* raeut to Section 6, of Article X, of tfc Constitution of tbe State of Suutb Ca ( oliua be submitted to tbe qualified ele r tors of the State at tbe next genen election for Representatives, and if majority of electors qualified to vol for members of tbe Geueral Assembl voting thereon shall vote in favor < | such amendment, and a majority i each branch of tbe Gene.al Assembl 8'iall, after such election and before aj | other, ratify said amendment by yet and iia.ys, tbat Section 6, Article' 2 relating to the bonded debt of an , County or Township be amended b adding at tbe end thereof tbe follov ing words: "Provided, That tbe lim tation imposed by this Section sba not apply to any Township in tt County of Greenwood, nor to an ' Township m the County of Salud, through which, in whole or in ppr tbe line of railroad of Greenwood an , rialuda Kailroad snail be jocatea as . constructed, nor to the County of & , luda, eucb said Townships in Greei , wood County and Saluda County, aa : the County of Saluda being hereby e: ' preesly authorised to vote bonds in ai I of the construction o? tbe said propose railroad, under suob restrictions an , .imitations aa the General Asseinbl f may prescribe hereinafter:" "Pr , vlded, That the amount of eucb bon< ball not exceed eight per centum the assessed valuation cf the taxab 1 property of such Townships." ? Approved the 26th day of Febrnar i A. D. 1910. At the close of the election, the Ma r agers and Clerk must proceed public i to open tne ballot boxes and count tl f ballots therein, and continue witho I adjournment until the Bame is coi I pitted, and make a statement of tl . result for each office and sign the 8am t Within three davs thereafter, tl 1 Chairman of the Board, or some oi r designated by the Hoard, must deliv r<immiflsinners of Election tl . poll list, the boxes containing the bi f lots and written statements of the i . suits of the election. - MANAGERS OF ELECTION. The following Managers of Electii r have been appointed to hold the el< . tion at the various pr'eoincts in ti t said County: Abbeville?F. W. R. Nance, T. . Seal, L. G\ Nickles. ] Antreville?A. M Erwin, C. J. Ka f John Knox. r Willington?Albert Gibert, W. 1 Derracott, W. H. McNair. g Due West?J. P. Pratt, A. C. Clin scales, Jim Pruitt. | Donalds?J. J. Johnson, W. B. Ac e er, Dave Humphries. a Central?D. E. Nickles, T. N. Ha h nah, A. B. Morrison. 1 Bryant's X Roads?J. N. Pratt, I i 8. Ashley, A. A. Carwile. ; Rock Springs?M. L. Latimer, R. 1 Jemmison, J. A. Black. Young's School House?J. F. Youn G. A. Hansby, J. 8. Cresswel!. MnCormick?R. G. Hollincrswort Press Findley, Jack Edmonds. Keowee?Burt Ferguson,J.A.Broc 3 Robt. Pruitt. a Mt. Carmel?T. M. Knox. W. E. B f gan, J. W. Morrah. Lowndesville?John M. Wright, . . D. Broadwell, J. H. Manning, i Magnolia?Barmo Burriss, J. . . Poore, Norwood Calhoun, e Clatworthy X Road?J. J. Link, e H. McKinney, Chas. Thornton, e The Managers at each precic named above are requested to delegt s one of their number to secure bos e and blanks for the election, Nov. 5t 1 at Abbeville. i " M. H. WILSON, W. C. SHAW, >. Commissioners of State and Coun i Elections for Abbeville County, ,t C. Ootober 5tb, 1910. \ NOTICE OF ELECTION.! "d I IU ? ( ig State of South Carolina, ( 3- Couuty of Abbeville. id Notice ia hereby given that the Gen- i 1- era! Election for Representative in j Congress will be held at. the voting ( .11 precincts fixed by law in the County e- of Abbeville, on Tuesday, November j m 8,1910, Haiti day being Tuesday follow- | a- ing the first Monday, as prescribed by ie law. ie The qualifications for auflrage are as ,11 follows: , e, Residence In State for two years, in ir the County one year, in the polllDg i- precinct in which the eleetor offers to ie vote, four months, and the payment ry six months before any election of any poll tax then due and payable : Proy, vided. That ministers in charge of an organized church and teachers of public school# shall be entitled to vote afin ter fix months'residence in the State, ie if otherwise qualified. to Mauageis of eiectiqn must require of ea the voter the production of a registra id tion certificate and proof of the payn meat of all taxes, including poll tax, ty assessed and collectible during the previous year. The protection of a cern tifieate or tbe receipt of the officer auth thorized to collect auch taxes sball be d- conclUHive proof of the payment ti- thereof. - , bf Before the hour fixed for opening o- tbe polls Managers and Clerks must 2b take and subscribe to the Corifctitu e tional oath. Tbe Chairman of the jn Board of Managers can administer il- tbe oath to the otber Managers and to xt the Clerk ; a Notary Public must ad-' e- minister tbe oath to Chairman. The jg Managers elect their Chairman and u- Clerk. >n Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 o'clock a. m.,and closed at iy 4 o'clock p. mM except in the City qf of Charleston, wbere they shall be openrg ed at 7 a. m. and closed at 6 p. m. q. . The Managers have the power to fill it* a vacancy ; and if none of the ]Vfany agers attend, the citizens can appoint, >n from among the qualified voters, the ly Managers, who, after being sworn, can d, conduct the election. id At the close of the election, the o<r = jr I Where E Shoe a. Feet that ache are il ? ever complained that r. or rubbed or bound--1 your feet are tender or i * on your' feet continu J them into stiff, unyieldi I ^ THE f/ : SOUTHERN GIR! $2.00?SHOE-52. II ' ie is made ip many patterns on many y in maay^styles. Go to our dealer in town and let him fit you. Ask t J this shoe shown here. We call it d Ladies' Cpmfort, but many young w< a* wear it for a house shoe becau ' is so easy under foot. Whatever K. taste in style,' we make it ? of 1 id leather, with more wear, than you >d bought before for $2.00. id ly Look for the Red BeQ t>- on the Box 3a g CRADDOCK-TERRY C Lynchburg, Va. y. a- ly tie |T t be I METAL S p I Laid 20 years ago are as good as I repairs. Think of it! y I What other roofing will last as lot I They're fireproof, stormproof, and L* I They can be laid right over wood I ating dirt or inconvenience. J For prices and other detailed info k' Acker Building and ] ABBEVIl VI. P. ! 8 DO JXOt ' The Georgia-) " ATJGTJS A. " NOVEMBER Y. ^ Low round trip rates viz :ea sale Nov. 6th to nth and for noon of the 12th, final limit jS call on ticket agents, or ty E. \ 8. ' Managers and Clerk most proceed pffblicly to open the ballot boxes and couut ' the ballots tfaerein, and ooqtipue with- -'M out adjournment until tbe same is H 30m Dieted, and mike a statement of H tbe result for each office, and sign the same/ Within three days thereafter, jfl tbe Chairman of tbe Board, or some one designated by tbe Board, must de liver to tbe Commissioners of Eleetlon the poll list, the boxes containing*he I ballots and written statements or the result of the election. " - MANAGERS OP ELECTION, i J? The following Managers of Election have been appointed to hold tlx flap- iW tlen at the various preoincts ib tt^afUd ;>fl County: 0 Abbeville?A. F. Calvert, W. G. Chapman, Francis Henry. 9 Antreville-^X. F. Gray, Carl Jill ford, Way man Bowed, - JgM Willington?S. St McBjryde, W. O. Covin, J. F. Morris. Due West?J. N. Nickles, Henry I Brooks, A. B, Kennedy. , "v-aB Donalds?Eugene Martin, Pearos ;w Tribbie, L. A. Shannon. B Central?D. P. Hannah, A. J. Mor- I rison, T. B. Eakin. 9 Bryant's X Road?Frank Oarwlle, fl T> r TXT XV Wlla/in H JO. Ui A WUUKj TI H IT IIOVWI 7 Rook Springs?M. J. Ashley, 8.. J. ; Bqrts, Branch Mattison. Young's School House?T.F.Yoflng, John A. Brown, Y. P. Reagan. McCorroick?J; A. Patterson, J. B. j Nelson, Tom Pride. . . . ^ Keowecn-J. WUi Ashley. Ji Di Phi- $ Itt, J. L. Branyon. - * Mt. Carmel?J. R. Tarrant* , Sam -i Wells, J.R. Scott Jj Lowndesville?:W. W. Bolee, J. M. Huckabee, M. W. Barnes. MagtooJla?H. "W. XaiitaoD, Henry h Hester, Harper Boyd. Clat worthy X Road?John Brown, | John Link* John Haute*. .,i] The Managers at each snefoofc J named above are requested to delegate 1 one of their aumoer to secartj; the * boxes and blanks for the ejeonoo, 6th i day Nov., m&, at Abbevttfr, 8. C. J P. A. CHEATHAM, % W. E. MORRIfcON, .... R. O. McADAMS, V Commissioners of Federal Etoeueo for Abbeville Coanjta, S, C. t *, October 7th, 1910. )oes Your 1 ,IkS n* t \ rmcnc i 1 treated. No foot A | was not pinched I i >y stiff leather. If }M sensitive, if you are K 1 lously, don't force H J l\ ^mlVftrfrlfrfrfirfirirta i ? ,-i f r i II f flT , . ?~m HINGLES i new to>day aod havs never needed ig and look as well ?. I very easily laid, shingles, if nccessary, without erermation apply to ... ? iepair Company, Inc. 1LE, S. C. % . Forget Carolina Fair, TA, G-A. 7-12,1910. I l C. & W. C. Ry. Tickets on trains to arrive Augusta before lov. 14th. For schedule, etc., Villiams, Gen. Pass. Agt., 829 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. 1 t A _ . J|