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NOTICE OF ELECTION. STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA, County of "Lexington. Notice is hereby given that the general election for State and county officers will be held at the voting preShsts prescribed by law in said county, on Tuesday, November S, 1910, said day being Tuesday following the first Monday in November, as prescribed by law. Tfue qualifications for suffrages are follows: Residence in State for two years, In the county one year, in the polling i : precinct in which the elector offers to vote, four months, and the payment six months before any election of any poll tax then due ar.d payable: ProTided, That ministers in charge of an organized church and teachers of public schools shall be entitled to voteafter six months* residence in the istate, if otherwise oualified. Managers of election must require *vf pncii vr>tf>r the production of a reg istrcitio'i certificate and the proof of j the payment of all taxes, including; poll tax, assessed and collectable during the previous year. The production of a certificate or the receipt of . the officer authorised to collect sn-'i taxes shall be conclusive proof of f-r payment thereof. There shall be separate and uls'Jroi ballots and boxes at this elect'on fothe following officers, to w : (' . gov ernor and lieutenant governor; (.: ? other State officer?: (2; Stav< senator; (4) members o? boose of representatives; (5) county officers. Or. which shall be the name or names c; the person or persons voted for as such officers, respectively, and the office for which they are voted. Before the hour fixed for opvning the polls, managers and clerks must take and subscribe the consti-ut-cued oath. The chairman of the beard c* managers can. adminrscer the oath to the other members and to ihe cieik: a notary public must administer tfloat h to the chairman. The managers elect their chairman and clerk. Polls at each voting place mu.-.t. b* -opened at 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at 4 p. m., except in t*city of Chavleston, where they shall be opened at 7 a. m. and closed at 6 p. in. The managers have the power to fill a vacancy, and if none of the managers attend, the citizens can appoint from among the qualified voters, the managers, who, after being sworn, can conduct the election. At the said election separate boxes will be provided at which qualified , -electors will vote upon the adoption or rejection of amendments to the State * constitution, as provided in the follow e-? ? rocnliiHftnq* jug JUiUV A ^^VlUViVMM The question of adopting each I amendment shall be suomitted at the I next general election to the electors as follows: Those in favor of the amendment shall deposit a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written thereon: "Constitutional admendmenf of section.., of * article of the constitution, r reiat- ' fng to ?Yes." " Those 1 opposed to said amendment shall cast , ; m- ballot. ^Wftfc the., following . ,1words < plainly printed or written thereon: Constitutional amendment of section of article. M of the const ttutiow, relating to. ;. V No. 06$. A jpjjnt resolution apposing fe .amend Section 7> Article HH, of . 4he -constitution, relating' to wit- , j nicipal bonded indebtedness. ! j-- HBectfon I. Be ft resolved by tfw 1 general assembly of the State ?$ :j0oat.h Carolina, That the Moving ' Amendment to Seetkm 7, of Allele J VII, of .the constitution be agreed to: ' Add at the end thereof the following ? /Words: "Provided;-That the Hmite- J tkm proposed by this seetkm, and h?? "} iSectkm &. Article X, of .this. eonsti-: :j ^tstSwa^ shall, not apply to bonded in- - < debtedness incurred by the town of ! Xhkrttogton, where the proceeds of 1 ?aid bonds are applied solely for the J ^purpose of drainage of said town and ' street . Improvements, and where t&s: ! .-question '<&. incurring such indebted- 1 jness fe submitted to the freeholders 1 And qualified voters of such muniei-f i jmttty,.' as. provided in the constitution * upon the question of other bonded indebtedness*", i * Approved the fourth day of Fvbro- ] sry. A XX I ?10. . 1 '4 So. 5?0. . J.- * (y 3A Joiqt resolution to amend Section ( i 7, Article VIII, of the constitution, * '' reldffog to municipal bonded in- I * debtpdiees, by adding a ^provi^o i '-thereto, us to certain, towns. - " < >-JSedflkm 1. Be it resolved by the 1 * general assembly of the State of <; jdooth-; Carolina, That the following ( amendment to the constitution of the , ; ; State; of South Carolina be s-ubmlt- i led to the qualified electors of the : 1 State at the next general election fnr: ' "< ^representatives, and if a majority of t ^he electors qualified to. vote fee .1 " %-t- -.?A\ members of the general assemuty wtv- ? - lug thereon shall rote in favor of s?tfc i V amendment, and a majority of each i /branch of, tbe general assembly shall, i /. after suchelection, and before an- < - :^>ther, ratify said amendment by yeas ! rand nays, that Section 7, Article VIII. ] .xelatipg to bonded indebtedness, be ^amended by adding at the end there- ) < * of the following words: Provided, {. that the limitations imposed by this i * section and by Section 5, of Article "X, of this constitution, shall not apr ply to bonded indebtedness incurred *3>y the towns of Aiken, in the courfcy vof Aiken; Camden, in the county of J< i Kershaw; Cheraw, in the county of j Vj&esterfield: Clinton, in the county of j taanrens: Edgefield, in the county of* } ; Edgefield, and St. Matthews, in th* j c^Tmty of Calhonn, when the proceeds of said bonds a**e applied solely and j exclusively for the building, erecting, j , establishing and mainte) anoe of \va- | , terworks. electric light p-ants, sew- j snmze system or streets, and where - j 1 j tibe question oi invHiiTing sum . *?dness 'is submitted ;o the <7123 'ined ; electors of said municipality, as pro- ; Tided in the constitution, upon the ! 1 <pi6Stion of bonded indebtedness. Approved the 2Sth day of F< brurr v, I A. D. 1910. | Xo. "Nl. | .A Joint resolution propositi, to am- ud ! Section 7. Article VfH. of th- '-on- ' stitution. i elating .0 nuuio ! >k)J 1 ded indebtedness. ? i Section- 1. Be it resolved Jby t.ne general assembly of the State of South Carolina, That the following amendment to Section 7. Article Yiii, of the constitution, be agreed to: Add at the end thereof the following words: Provided, further, That iae limitations imposed by this section and by Section 5, of Article X, of the constitution, shall not apply to the bonded indebtedness in and by any municipal corporation when the proceeds of said bonds are applied solely and exclusively for the purchase, csrabMshinent and maintenance of i waterworks plant, or sewerage system, or lighting plant, and when the question of incurring such indebted! boss is submitted to the freeholders ' and Qualified voters of such muu'oi : pal'ty, as provided in the constitution I upon the question of ether bonded indebtedness. Approved the 28th day of February, A. D. mo. Xc. f>Jv>. A joint resolution purporting to amend Section 7, Article VIII, of the constitution, relating to municipal bonded ir:debteeness. Section i. Be it resolved by the general asrcrncly of South Carolina, That the fob owing amendment to Section 7, Article VIII, of the constitution be agreed to: Add at the end thereof the fo)-owing words: "iVovidfld, further. That the limits ions imposed by this section, and by Section 5, Article X. of this constitution, shall not apply to bonded indebted ?' J u T' /\? A 1!'AS6 mcuri'tru t'i lUt: K~.ii.* \j>. i bi.c said city of Aiken may increase ] its bended indebtedness in the man- j ner provided for in.said section of -said article to an amount not exceed?rg 15 per cent, of tlie value of the taxable property therein for the purpose of establishing, extending, completing and repairing ? system o;' v;a tervvoi ks, sewerage, electric lightr and power." Apnroved <.hc 2Sth day of February, A. L'. 1810. Xo. 5S0. A joint resolution proposing to* amend Section 7, Article VIII, of the constitution, relating to municipal bonded indebtedness. < Section' 1. Be it resolved by che i general assembly of the State of South. Carolina, That the following i amendment to Section 7, Article VII1, i cf the constitution, be agreed to: Add 1 at the end thereof the following 1 words? Provided, further. That the < limitations imposed by this section i and by Section 5, Article X, of this constitution, shall not apply to bond- t ed indebtedness incurred by the town t of St. Matthews, but said town of Sc. s Matthews may increase its bonded m- r debtedness in the manner provided in < said section of said article to an } amount not exceeding 15 per cent, of c the value of the taxable property 1 therein, where the proceeds of said 1 bonds to. the amount of $20,000 shall o be turned over by the town council 11 of said town of St Matthews to the a duly appointed commissioners of *ne i Bounty of Calhoun, for the purpose of r aidiAgfti the eomstruptkm of,.public c buildings for the county o< Calhoun. V " Approved tfeedStb doy of February-. F A. ET. W1A So. 6?4. i xesojulioa......jRapaobg . ;e amend . See&lon 12, of Article T, of / tfe. -oonsii$Utioa, re&ftng to fwwu-, .. elide festtpes. y .. ..SswsiQon ). Be it. reeofved by the ^e*ey&i as^emMfcycf the State of Sjpttih C&zxrflnav. T^at the, following . amendments to ihe constitution of South Carottna be submitted to the a gratified electors of the State at the o i03rt general ejection. for represent-a- :S 3pes?,ahd if a majority of the electors d juaRfied to vote for members of tie b genera! assembly voting thereon shall t: Me" hv favor of such amendment and q t; majority of eachbranch of the gen- g frail assembly shall, after such olec- v tfptt,- and- before another, ratify said a tf&eDdment by yca-s and nays, that e "I- , AJ 4 A i - I ^ Tt _ /? aV - - a. >ecuon iz, or axucK* v, or uae eonstitutioB, relating to associate jus- a iees, be, amended by striking out in S inesa Q't 4. And $ the words: "but if rbe b pour hwtkea equally divide in opin- s on, the judgment below shall be- af- tl irmed,* and by striking out the word e 'two" in line 8t and inserting in lieu X thereof the word "three," so that. t< bhen amended, the same shall read as n loUcwa: S "See. 12. To all eases decided by - ii he supreme court, the concurrence u >f three of the justices shall be nec- c ^jean' for a reversal of the judgnnn* ; c >ek>w, subject to the provisions here- ii nafter prescribed. \\henever, upon: e he . hearing of any cause or question : i >efore the supreme court in .he ex- v ^reise of itK original or appelate iuria- o itetion. it shall appear to the justices s :boreo?r or any of> them, that the^e is ., t, lavofved h question of constitutional J aw, or of conflict between the eonsti- a ttj&oa and lavs. of this State and of c Lhe Pnited States, or between the du- t lies .and obligations of her citizens s ,:nder the same, upon the determ,itK;tion oI which *be entire court is not S agreed, or whenever the justices of said court, or any . two of tbcm. de- c sire it on ant cause or question so be- ,z fore said court, the chief justice, or in ;> his absence, the presiding associate ; justice, shall call to the ftssisuoc- s of the supreme court, all of til" ? judges of the circuit court: Provided: ^ however, That when the matter to t be submitted is involved in an ap- 0 peai from the circuit court, the cir- r cuit judge who tried the cause shall ( not. sit. A majority of the justuvs t o! tno supreme court anu circuit court r shall constitute a quorum. The decision c?f *hc. court so constituted, or ; it majority of the justices and judges ' sitting, shall be final and conclusive. ' In such ease the chief justice, or*, in his absence, the presiding asoeintu justice, shall preside. Whenever tju* * justices of th?- supreme court and the circuit judges meet together for 'Me 1 purposes aforesaid, if the number thereof bo qualified to sit constitute ] an even number, then one of the .-ircircuit judges pre set a ; cult judges must retire, and the 'ir< uit judges present shall determine ir? lot which of their number shall e tire.-' Anproverl the- 2'lrh day of Kebr>m;.--t J A. D. 1010. Xc. A joint rosohaion to amend Section of Article V. of rfio constitution. iv- \ la ting, to associate just, ices of tit* supremo court. Section 1. Be it rer-Tv.-d by the general assembly ci' the Stale of South Carolina, Thai the loTowing amendment to the constitution of the Sia.e of South CaVolina be submitted to ilte qualified electors of the Stare at the next general election for representatives, and if a majority of the electors qualified to vole for numbers of the general assembly voting thereon shall vote in favor of such amendment and a majority cf cacli branch ct the genera! assembly shall, after such election, and before another, ratify said amendment by yeas and nays, that Section 2, of Article V. of the constitution, relating to associate justices, be amended by striking out the word "three" in line 2. and inserting in Ilea thereif the word four," and striking out the word "eight" 'in line (5 and inserting the word "ten," so that when amended, the same shall reau as follows: Sec. 2. The supreme court shnl! consist of a chief justice and four associate justices, any three of whom shall constitute a i.uoruni for "he transaction of business. Tue chief justice shn.il preside, and in his abr.er.co, the senior asocdate ju.-.'n e. They shall be elected for the term or 10 years, and shad continue in office until their successors snail be elected and qualified, ar.ri shall be so oi: fled that. o?vr of them shall go out of office every two years. A i proved t hc 2 "> fh day of Fe'ori:.ar\. A. i). irnrm. Xo. o.9 A joint resolution proposing an air-endmc-nt: to Article X, of the eouitiuition, by adding thereto Section 14, to empower the cities of Greenville, Spartanburg and Columbia. Jirrl Cip town ef rtannine to a^eess abiittmg property for permanent improvements. Section 1. Be it resolved by the general assembly of the State of South Carolina, That the following amendment to Article X, of the Stale constitution, tc be known as Section 14 of said An.icle 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 be submitted to the Qualified electors of the State at the next general election thereafter 'or representatives, to wit: Add the following section to Article X of the constitution, to be, and be known as Section 14: Sec. 14. The general assembly may luthorize the corporate authorities of he cities of Greenville, Spartanburg md Columbia, and the town of Maniing, to levy an assessment upon ibutting property for the purpose of >aying for permanent improvements >n streets and sidewalks immediatey abutting such property: Provided, That said improvements be ordered >n!y upon the written consent of twohirda of the owrners of the property ibuttijyj; upon the street, sidewalk or >art of either proposed no be improved, and upon condition that said orporate authorities shall pay at east one-half of the costs of such iro-1 trbvemente.. Approved the day of February. L D. f91ft. .. ..... 3?o,jep.yi _ l joint Fesedutfon proposing to auaeend SSrw-rtinf* A ft# Artfcte X. Of the CO* gtilptton of. 18^ refeffaif to debt of f3trtmfj?f aad to^jxsb^s. ^ : Section .%[ Be tt reserved lb: the jaenera? aBeemtHy of' the, 3fate .of South Carofma, TBat the fottoipisg: iBcpdmest to Set* too ? of Artfetfe X, f the eoeatStutioa of the State oi fcrath...Cscroftaa be sttbmftted to . t oo usfffted eieetoni of tfto Stale af fbe cii genera7 election for represemt*JVee, "and IV a raajbrtty of ?lectors ualtSed to. vote for, members of the ener# assembly votiir# there?? ,?ba:l ote to favor of mjeh Bitseadment, and majority of each branch of the get--; ral assembly shaft, after such etec-. ton and before another, ratify said mendment by yea? and nays, that: Action G, Article X.V relating to the ended debt of any 'bounty or _fovn*-w hip-be .fey adding: at the endiiereof. the fo^owing words: "Providd,\ That the limitation imposed bi hje section shaft not apply. to an?; ownship in the' county of Greenwood, or to any township in the eonnty of lahida, through which, in whole or a part. the line of j&ilroad. of Greewxxxi and Saluda railroad shall be Seated , and constructed, nor to the ounty of Saluda*. such said townships a' Greenwood' ?ounty and Sahtda ounty; and the county of Saluda 'beng hereby expressly authorised . to ote bond? in-, aid'of the construction l' the said proposed railroad, under uch restrictions and limitations *e be general assembly may prescribe KW'nafter:"" Provided, That . tne: mount of such bonds shall not 'jkoed. eight perceatam of the assessed aluatJo? of the taxable 'property of uch townships." Approved the :H>th day of Eeferrjary. L L\ 1310.' * ;i At the <4?se of th? ejection, tHe naaagefs and rJer'S must proved j 'ubhclv t<j. ope* the ballot boy-s and j ouuf the fr&rTots therein, and con- j Inue wkbout adjournment until the i ame is complVred, and make a stiter;ent of tb^ +*:-"salt for ea-ch office snc hgx. the same. *Vithin three day hereafter,. rue chairman or the board, 1 >r some one designated by rho boft-u, nust deliver ro the commissioners of lection the poi! list, the boxes eonnininsr the ballots nnci written ?t:it? aents or the results of the election. Ivtnnayers of election?The followntt managers of election have n*>-n ippoinred to bold the election a* the arious precincts i" the said county liallentine?G. J. Shealy, .3. W. >alh ntine, David Rm-kniphr. Baiesburp?Kb lllte, G. M. . Adr.ni>, j i\ Alt man. Brook? F L. GMy. A. I\ Jumper. 3rona D. Shealy. Hoi'itijj Soring*-?Tally Shealy. J. I C Render, J. C . f/>nu. itr.?.t A. Gavdt n, Carrol ! ;,ybrand, J. A. ! Bull S'.vamp?-C. <\ Jasnis, \V. Q. j r.K'ksoii., Melton Hr.Vr-. j Croat's S'or''?'I I >. Kinard, 1>. D. j \mick, Scott Shi ivy. (vliMpin?T. A. Ciuilfin. V. O. Haiti, j vat ??-r, A!<i:p!!ci\ j Delinfcc? M K Kaminer, W. B. Shrill, J E Bird. Edmund?Jus A Kyzer, D E Sharpe, I L E Jefeout. ' Folk's School Houst?J H Derrick, j H A Eleazer, S O Dahy. j Gaston?C S Goodwin, Vv' W Spires, 1 Vv D Pound. Hollow Creek No. 1?S O Hook, W i B Taylor, Glide Livingston. Hollow Creek No 2?L L Halinian, H N Price, F S Oiwaid. lliltor.?C \V Smith, .1 C Henry, R B Slice. Trm< ?S A Aim hi as. Ilcnrv Weed. Jeese Folk. Irene?A K Wingard, Jacob Gantt, Mike Wessiuger. Leesyille?J II Bodie, A P gjWcst, J II Riser. Lewicdale?S K Taylor, Lewie llalimaii, R L Craps. Lexington?T> J Wingard. P II Cook, ; George Corley, Jr. j Nate's School House?J II Huffman j S R Ycunginer, A M Wingard. | Peak?John E. Eargie, \V. 31. WiiI son, J. Adair. Counts, j Peiion?A. VV. Orait, II. V. Rish, L | C Dunbar. Pine Ridge?D L Koon, S 0 Epilog, j A J W Rig]tton?S F Lucas, Ira Kyzor, J Davis Taylor. Sandy Run?M L Wananiaker, J L Crim, Joe Redmond, Jr., Samaria?Bob Sonterfeit, Josh Burgess, Wm Watkins. Spring Hill?P W Sites, S W Amick, H G Rister. St. Mathews?C P MeCartha. P D Steele, E W Keisler. Stead roan?B B Hall, P S Hallman, T B Barr. Summit?J C Hartley, E D Long, I Manardifi Richard. | Swansea?Charlie Rast, C J Rueker, II N Sharpe. The managers at each precinct i named above are requested to delegate one of their number to secure boxes and blanks lor the election 011 Saturday, November 5, 1910, at the Grand Jury room. * R L LYBRAND. CHAS A GEIGER, J L SHULER, Commissioner ot' State and County Elections. I - NOTICE OF ELECTION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County o! Lexington. Notice is hereby given that the general election for representative in congress will be held at the voting precincts fixed by law in the county Of v.. Oil Tuesday, November 1910, said day being Tuesday following the flr*t Monday, as prescribed by law. The quall fioa-tiocs tor suffrage a* uoV-oirs: ' , itesideiKns in- State for two rea-ra, I in_ the eouoty one tuse*, ho the ppllfmg | prectoct is which the elector offers to i vote,- ftwar monthe, and* the payme^c. | six months be;tore any ejection of any j poAl tax then due and payable: Pco[ Tided, Thatcvtims&er* in charge of an ! organized hureb and teacher? ?f j paMi? schools sftair her eartttfed to vote efte six roairtbs'Residence fp the State, # otherwise 'V MaasNsers must m&iiro of the voter the prcSweCfen ot a registration cswtSflc&te an# proof'of. the payment of ai! tasees factoring poi? assessed and aoftectttrfe during the previpps year,. The ^jjnxftietkxD of a c?rt.!6eato of the receipt of the afsuch *AX8& Bfeall be ecnctfrs-fve proof erf the paymerit. thereof. J.Before the hour- fixed ir>r opening tb? pods manager? and clerks miisk aid subscribe to the const ftp; jtk&a! oath.- The ?barring?: of, 'tho .b$ard of managers oan a<jto hi J^t.er the oafb to the other managers and to the clerk: a notary ptrtrtTe must ad! minister the oath to ehalrraan. The ; managers .ok#t thetr efcalrman and ; tier0 V V: . ; .. . ;'" Polls al eaell voting plaee must be | opened at 7 o'clock a. m., and closed ; at 4 o'clock p. mv exeeejpt la the elfy I of Charleston, where- they shall be : opened st 7 a-., nxfl amf otesed at. & p. jtt. :. The managers have ihe power to SH !? vacancy; and If none, of .the man[ agers attend: the citizens- can ay? I point, from1 among the qualified vot| ere, the ma^apera, who, after being i sworn, can eotxhirt the election. Rt the close of the elee^fon, the managers am? clerk most proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballots- therein, and continue without adjournment until the frame ft romptefcrd; and a?ake a statement of- the n suit for each office, and sign "the same. Within three days : &ainr?D or tiw iwara, j or some ?oe d*8i$niafep<f by tbe board. I musi. deliver so. the- eommrsskmers of election the rjoll ltet#the boxes rxmtaiBteg the haXtota- iwi writ ten statements og the result of tbe election. tfanagers of cleelion?The folkrrir>g managers of election have .jeen appointed to hold: the eht'tiori at the various preoliK-ts fn?the said county * BaUcnTlm?K*. A. Bicktcy, J. .7. i j; Bonknjyht, B. J. Derrifck. ! BrookJanrt?Uary Caughnian, Wscte I Root, Wade C-orley. ! Bull Swamp- M. C. Kirkland, J. >1*. j 9*arnes. F L. O'Brion. [ Brook?1>. H. Price, 8. Lather Kite,, j j Crf-o. E. Canghnun. ] | Bateshurst?J. P. Copeland, Reuben j| | Unirer, E. I... Hartley. ! B>nir.g Spring*?J. S. Mill* r, M. L. j ! Miikr, Levi Brown. I Chapin?S. J. Clark. A. Melron I i wheutv ft F*. Si ice. j Cram's Sro.t?S. S. L'wIIer, Jcbu j : Dreiier. Charlie Koon. ! Di-iin?o?\V. J. Baft , J. A. Kamint-r, I A II. Knot. 1>] rounds?A. S. Jones. W. No nil j ! Lor-is, It. C. Shoaiy. FoikfsSchool llonse?J. A. Flea^er, ! | J. I). Derrick. J. M. Met/.. (iastor.?(ie;>. W. Piiinid, \\\ J. ! Jtjjep^r, J. H. Pound. Ifiiion?G. Hitler, 10. L. Derrick, j : U. 11. Da-Uer.. Irene?Henry Boozer, I)?.ilas WesJ singer. Andrew Goodwin. i Lexington?E. G. Dreher, Thos. II. j Caughmaa. D. U. Drafts. I Lewiedale?P. II. Craps, J. Collins i Price, Isaiah Taylor. | Lecsville?J. D. Langford, D. L. ! | Gunter, W. J. P. Kinard. Nate's School House?P. E. Madman. S. P. Young:nor, N. K. Metz. ; Pel ion?H. L. Seofield, Geo \\\ F..1- ; j law, L. W. Gardner. j Pine Ridge?C. L. Epting, D. P. Koon, S. O. Fulnier. ; Peak?.T. H. Eargle, r. K. Stuck, W. M. Aduy. Stead man?II. J. Burgess, V?*. L. j ! Quattlebaam, \V. A. Hail. Spriref Hill?Ed E. Eleazer. J. II. Ftiimer, B. IE Slice. Sandy Run?W. H. W;n liiiv.:::- r, ) W. L. Whit taker, IE S. t r in. j Summit?A." E. ('rap.*, f>. T. IIuiv. j .J S. Shealy. Samaria?James Davi s Westmoreland, Smit-orb ir. Swansea?F. H:M rbraiid, R. 3>. Rood, Sam!. J. !> -r: k. | Hollow Creek X . I?iS. G'Xm:j D.on, T. IE S!k; 1!, HUd;. I Hollo ..v (..'reek V*. "J?T). F. P. *o \ T. 1'. Dralts, ,i. E. S.-ase. Irmo-H. A. Emicic. A. X. John Your.giiior. St. Mathews?.!. T). ItfoCariha. W. II. Koislor, G. I>. Taylor. Risriton?Rovd F. Berry, W. r.I. Yor.ce, J. O. Spradiey. The matin jrers at each e : : named above are requested if. sate one of their number to s.-u.o the boxes and blanks for die t On Saturday. November Jth, IS) 10, at the Grand Jury room. WM W HAWKS. .T S PROSSON SAML B GEOiiGi:. Com mission or of Federal Election for ; county, S. (\ : October The Lyric. lias on for Fair Week, something ; that is hound to please the large an- ' dienoes who attend this popular little j theatre. The acts are line, and the j program is better than ever. Moving pictures new and very intresting, so J while in Columbia be sure and go. I TO THE PEOPLE OF I want to inform vou that thing in Diy Goods, Notioi or Hardware that I am hei antee my goods and prices, von come to Ghapin and be For Cotton Seed Heal and your interest to see me bef M. P. XJ: CHAPII ^WKM ?-CAU UmON NATI Colombis Diret A. JLUFVBR > J0& NORfl J, H. if. MATY C. h KIEL <S. P. iOGAK' J. W. >'ORV AAR >NBA.Yie B, A. SPIV Mii UIUIIIII v? 5?V * * 1*. . !Ti .;4 .% ? *i:>. <** * v- *r ' ? r At i atrii Her 8H< and on? ? PU1 jaut , and you \ HA w?r Bres fenc . in t! GR< the | GIV j. s. VI CP Wi?WW?B?? Ill?I I.I.ITTovinrr mnnp nr X J.(4 * 114i_ iiiiiviv ??* r-> largest Butcher Suj I am prepared to se up, at prices that an T. B. ROAC 937 Gervss Columbia, - S Tt *vr.s tho pleasure of tlx? editor to s:)?Mui \>.i Sunday in Aurusta, and cer:??:.:?v . ri.ioved r: hospitality of .V \ t . ... j * \:-,A at their i .i ;/h:11 i ii v. lover street. jag ? ' 11 ?iptsmi *'1 """T "" I King of Externals] , | Is the Original in the 2 | field of external rem-1 I edies for all forms of I | inflammation sach asl 8(jr) [i i A i * ?.? 14. i t v it - ci 5 i vy lit W cillll g| jj 1 T^T ,T ?> COi iiO> 1^1 0 i. si3 ?\1 5^ GSil IS approach Go wans. It 8 * i| stands supreme. S 12 ll'if have hern soiling Gowans s eg Pre;aim lion for Pneumonia and 2 11 Cohh ever since il u:i.< put on the I i| market, and hr.. ve. found it one of& * our most sntisf.' eiorv sellers. 1 CA JIPPSTPR PROS., & 3 Wholesale and Retail Druggists, s ? E Greenville. S C , -July U. it: 10. ? 1 BUY TO-DAY! HAVE'T!?! THE I'flME | | gj All i>ru??i:i's 31. .",0c.. "5c. 1 ^3 GGWAN MEDICAL CD.. DURHAM. N. C. 1 sS Guai?r.;ecd. sr.Q .Tcr-y rsf'.ir.le:1 by ycur Srcggist 9 I U^^.ir^r^izsSi^crx's r A lW\x>K*a?s?.*~rrzxTT.~ rxsi. -r tmi -u i<*ru-v,Tr.-..\ i i i? J GzzizIzt:i.^k ci ike Jury, V;, ' ' ' " ;"! ; : .: 7 vo been iO'fi". ."'''Li' >\*00?C OI \ !,? : . .? . << i : ) ' ; i ('.-urt of ("fir,* ' -i.-, commcnci: g on IvI on(lav. Nov. 7;!:: H-.) W S.'tt.rh, Or- V. Roberts, . J C Kod!!. J I; --.tt, * E./.ie \.i Lonjr, Cim- ] Kaueh, W Li A It mar:. J W K Paul \V" Ad'Sy, Noah A Derrick. Waco F 0>r!ey, Hamp Caughman, W Thos Sii'-afy, Loil K S'vjmpert, J H Roland. * Rich M Kneece* Pickens C Taylor, S P Foxworth, H C Reeder, * Fred (Ju)lum. J Andrew Shealy, E Chas Bowie, W Scott Roof. * Azariah Taylor, ,T Will Richardson, Wiliiam A Hall, R Elias Price, Paul M Shnmpert, J J Mack, Sr., Geo W Fall aw, f Geo D Haves, Jacob J Gunter, r c\ rv.n. i"?UAT TJ^.^Vr ?J \j UUIIUIU, wuauic iu ii'jvn 9. Wade H Kyzer, H G Weiborn. THE DUTCH FORK: if yon are needing any ds, Shoes, Hats. Groceries re to please you and guar- * , Cive me a trial when / . > convinced. ' / / Hulls you will find it to ' - / I ore yon buy. m indler9 s. c. !5S5S??5555!I55555S2!25S25555C52^55!55HB^H5C5CS^^5 ?m???mm????fp?^ j AT ^ i ONALBANE i, s. c. ! ;tors 700D N. H. DRIGGBRS ? ER E. G. COOK i ? ?QOD W. .F UAMKR3K 4 'EY E W. WHLSON 4 j sasss=r=Sg^ : ? i | 1 J iod below co&y to clow out a* I ig out of tbte branch of bnsiiieea* ^ ? are bargain* for you . [)feS?for everybody, Men, Women children that war to satisfy everjr . The prices are popular....^ RXTriTRB?Se*> my stock, ae I havs received a car of selected foraittxre, priees are "all right." 8ee me before buy RDWARE?I have a fell line of hard* # e; the Disc Plow, Turn Plows, Middle akere, Disc Harrow, Pittsburg Welded ;ing, in fact anything yon may need bis line 3CKRIES?Always in stock, fresh and be9t at right prices .. x 'E ME A TRIAL. /ESSINGER, TAPTM S. r f a m urn* innw i i ?r*ifn~T rangemenls with one of the )p!y Houses in the country, ^ i! casings, from one pound 3 right. ::::::: HTME QUALITY 5 GROCER : : s Street, oisth Carolina