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XOTlCl? OF ELECTION. State <>?' South Carolina, County ot Oeonee. Notice is hereby ?lven that the General Klection for state and County Officers will bo held at tho voting precincts proscrit?"'! by law ia said County, on Tuesday, November s. lol", said day being Tuesday following tho first Monday in Novem ber, a.- prescribed hy law. T?if qualifications tor suffrag? - arc ;.s follow.-: Residence in stat'- for two years, in tho County one year, in the poll ing product in which tito elector offers ;o vote, font mouths, and the payment six months before any elec tion of an> pol! tax then due and payable: Provided. That ministers in charge of an organized church and teachers of public schools shall be entitled to vote after six months' residence in the S'ate. |f othorwi e qualified. Managers of election must require! of each \oter the production of al registra ion certillcate and the proof j of the payment of all taxes, including i poll tax assessed and^ collectible during the previous year. I'll" pro duction of a certificate or thc re ceipt of the otiicer authorized to collect such taxes shall be conclusive proof of the payment thereof. There shall he separate and distinct ballots and boxes at this election for the following officers, to wit: iii Governor and Lieutenant Governor; i "_'? other state Offi cers; 'iii State Senator: i li Mem bers of House of Representativos; ('.i County Officers. on which shall be tho name or nairns of tho person or persons voted for as such officers, respectively, and the office for Which they are voted. Before the hour fixed for opening the polls Managers and Clerks must lake and subesribo the Constitutional oath. The chairman of the Board of Managers can administer the oath to the other members and.to the Clerk; a Notary Public must ad minister the oath to the Chairman. The managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at ea ii voting place must he opened tit 7 o'clock a. m. and (dosed at I o'clock p. tn., except in the city of Charleston, where they shall be 0| oneil ai 7 a. m. end (dosed at 6 p. m. The Managers have the power to fill a vacancy, and if non?' of the Ma?an?is attend, the citizens can .appoint from anion:; the qualified voters, Hie Managers, who after being sworn, can conduct the .dec Hot!. At the said election separate boxes will be provided at which qualified electors will vote upon adoption or rejection of amendments to the State Constitution, as provided in the following .Punt Resolution.-: The question of adopting each amendment shall tte submitted at the next general election to the elecior? as follows: Those in favor of the amendment shall deposit a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written thereon: "Constituional Amendment of Soc t ion ... of A rt lelo . . . of I he Con stitution, relating to . Yes.'" Those opposed to said amendment shall casi a ballot with tile follow ing words plainly printed or written thereon: Constitutional Amendment of Section... of Arti(le ... of the Const it n i ion. relating to .... No." No. .KM. A JOINT RESOLUT >N Proposing lo Amend Section 7. Article VIII, of tbe Const it ii i iou. Relating to Municipal Ponded Indebtedness. Seel ion 1 . Pe il resoh ed by I he General Assembly of the state of South Carolina Thal 'he following amendment to Section 7. of Article V111. of Ibo Constitution be aureed to: Add at Hie end thereof th.? following words: "Provided. Thal the limitation proposed by this Sec tion, and b> Section ii, Article X. of this Const ii ut ion. shall nol apply lo bonded Indebtedness incurred by the town of Darlington, where the proceeds of said bonds ?re applied solely for Ibo purpose of drainage of said tow n and si reel Improve ment'?, and where Ibo question of in curring such Indebtedness is sub mitted to the freeholders and quail fled voter- of such municipality, as provided in Ibo Constitution, upon the question of other bonded indebt edness." Approved ibo fourth day of Feb ruary, A. I ). 1 :? I o. No. ."?HO, A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 7. Article VIII, of I he Const it m ion . Relating to Muni cipal Ponded In.' d>tedness, by Adding a Prov i o 'f hereto as to Certain Towns. Section I Pe ii resolved bj Ibo General Assembly of Ibo State of South Carolina, fha: the followlnc, amendment lo Ibo Constitution of the Slate of South Carolina !?. sub milted io Hie qualified electors of Ibo State at the next general election for Representatives, and if a ma jority of the (doctors qualified to vote lor member:: of the General Assembly voting thereon shall vote in favor of siudi amendment, and II majority of each branch of the General Assam bli shall after such election, and before another, ratify said amendment bv veas and nays, thal Section 7, Article VIN, relating to bonded indebtedness, be amended by adding al Ibo end thereof the following words: Prov bled. Thal the limitation-. Imposed by this Sec lion and by Section "?, of Article N. Of this Const it n i ion. -hall not apply lo bonded Indebtedne a incurred hy the towns of Aiken. ,,i the County of Aiken: Camden, In tho County of Kershaw : Cheraw, In the County of Chesterfield; clinton, in I he County of Lauren-: Kdgefhdd, In the County of Edgefleld; and st Matthews, In tho County of Calhoun, when tho proceeds of said bond are applied solely .and exclusively for the build ing, erecting, establishing and main tenance ol waterworks, electric llghl plants, sewerage system or streets, and where the question Of incurring snell Indebtedness is submitted <<> the qualified electors of said muni cipality, as prov ided in the Consti tution, upon the question of bonded indebtedness. Approved the 28th dav of Feb ruary, A. D. HMO. Xo, ?Kl. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing to Amend Section 7. stiele VIII. 01 the Constitution, Relating to Municipal Bonded Indebtedness. Section I. Pc it resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Smit ii Carolina, That the following amendment to Section ".Article VIN, of UK* Constitution, be agreed to: Add al the end thereof the following words: Provided further, that the limitations imposed by this Section and by Soi Hon ">, o? Article X, of this Constitution, shall not apply to the bonded Indebtedm ss in and by any municipal coloration win n the pro ceeds ot said bonds are up pl h solely and exclusively for the pur chase, establishment an I mainte nance of a, waterworks plant, or sewerage system, or lighting plant, ami when the question of incurring sud: Indebtedness is submitted io the freeholders and qualified voters of .-urh municipality, as provided in the Constitution upon the qutvtion of other bonded Indebtodnes. Approved the "-'Mb day of Feb ruary, A. n. i '.' i o. Xo. ?S.L A JOINT RESOLUTION Purporting to Amend Section T. Article VI I I of the Constitution. Relating tc Municipal Bonded Indebtedness Section I. Be it resedved by tin General Assembly of the State o South Carolina. That the following amendment to Section 7. Artich VIII, of the Constitution be agree* to: Add at the end thereof tin following words: Provided, further That the limitations Imposed by thi Section, and by Section Article X of this Constitution, snail not appl; to bonded Indebtedness incurred b the city of Afk en. bul sahl city o Aiken may increase its bonded In debtedness in the manner provide* for In said Section of said Article t an amount not exceeding fifteen pe cent, of the value of the taxabl property therein for the purpose c establishing, extending, complctin and repairing a system of watet works, sewerage, electric lights an power." Approved the 2 St h day of Fol mary. A. D. IO IO, No. 580. A JOINT RESOLUTION Propos!n to Amend Section 7. Article Y11 of the Constitution, Relating t Municipal Ponded. Indebtodnes Seciion l. Bo it resolved by tl General Assembly of the Slate i South Carolina. That the followll amendment to Section 7. ArtieleVII of the Constitution, bo agreed i< Add ai the end thereof thc followii words: Provided, further. That tl limitations imposed hy this Seeth and bj Section Artille X, of th Constitution, shall not apply bonded Indebtdedness Incurred by t town of St. Matthews, bul said tov of St. Matthews may increase i bonded indebtedness in th? mann provided in said Section of said A fiele to an amount not exceed!: fifteen per cent, of tho value of I taxable property therein, where t pro?.ls of said bonds to the anion of twenty thousand ($20,0001 d< lars, shall be i n med o< er by I town council of said town of Mat i hews lo the duly appoint Commissioners of the County Calhoun, for the purpose of aid) lu the construction of public bul lugs for the County of Calhoun. Approved the 28th day of F< mary, A. I). Clo. Xo. ,")!H. A JOINT RESOLUTION Propos! io Amend Section 12, of Arti V. ol' the Constitution, Relatl to Associate Justices. Sec; ion I. Pe it resolved by l General Assembly of the Stale South Carolina. That the follow amendments to i lie Constitution South Carolin., o submitted to qualified eic? tors of i he Stat, at next general election for Represen lives, jud i:' a majority of the cleef qualified to vote for members of Conara! Assembly voting then shall vote ?II favor of such an ame meat and a majority of each brat of the Cioneral Assembly shall a: . nidi election, and before? auotl i.i1 ify said amendment by yens ; nays; that Section 12. of Article of the Con lltution. relating to soeiate Justices, be amended striking out in lines- ::. I and word.-: "but it the four Jue ticos e all> divide in opinion, the judgm below ahull be a dlr mod," and st rik in:: out tho word ."'wo" in 1 S, and Inserting In lieu thereof w "three." so 'hat when amended, sane- h '1 read as follows: "Sec. 12. lu all cases decided ibo Supreme Court, the concurre of three of the Justices shall necessary for a reversal of judgment below, subject lo Ibo ; visions hereinafter prescribed. WI liver, upon hearing of any cause que Mon before the Supreme c. in the exercise of ic original or pellate jurisdiction, ii shall ap poa the Justices thereof, or any of Iii that lhere ls involved a quest loi const il ii t ion a 1 law. or of Ibo coa between the Constitutions and 1 of this State and of the Un States, or between the duties obligations of her eiligen.? under same, upon the determination which the entire Court ls not agr or whenever the Justices of Cour;, or any two of them, dc it on anv cany.- or question so lore -aid Cour:, the Chief .Ins or in his absence, the presiding soeiate Justice, hall call to ibo sisfauco of the Supreme Court, of tin- Judges of tho Circuit Co Pt o . ?(led bow ev er. That when mat'er to be submitted is imo in an appeal from the Circuit Ci t!ie Circuit Judge who tried the ci shall not sit. A majority ol" Justices of the Supreme Conn Circuit Judges .-hall constitu? quorum. The decision of tin- c so constituted, or a majority of Justlo s and .Indites sitting, shal filial and conclusive. In such the Chief Justice, or. in his abs? tin- presiding Associate Justice. ( preside. Whenever the Justice the Supreme Court and Cit Judges meet together for tue pur aforesaid, ii the number Illeroo qua li ti? d to si ! COtlSl it il t e a ll number. then one of the Cl: Judges must retire; and the Cl .Indite- present shall determine lot which of their number shall re tire. Approved the 26th day o? Feb ruary, A. D. 1910. Xo. ?05. A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 2, of Article V, of tho Con stitution. Relating to Associate Justice^ of the Supreme Court. Section I. Be it resolved by the Ceneral Assembly of the state of South Carolina. That the following amt ndment to the Constitution of the State of South Carolina he submitted to tho c;naliib'<l electors of the State at thc next general election for Rep resentatives, and If a majority of the i le dors qualified to vote for mem bers of tho Oeneral Assembly voting thereon shall vote in favor of such I amendment and a majority of each ' blanch of . the General Assembly shel!, after sm h election, and before another, ratify said amendment by yeas and nays, that Section 2, of Ar ticle V. of tho Constitution, relating lo Associate Justices, be amended by Striking OUt the word ..three" in lino , 2. and Inserting in lieu thereof the I word "four." and striking out the word "eight" in line 6 and Inserting tin- word "ten." so that when amend ed, the same shall read as follows: Sec. 2. Tho Supreme Court shall consist of a Chief Justice and four Associate Justices, any three of whom shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Thc Chief Justice shall preside, and In his absence, the Senior Associate Justice, They shall be elected for the torm ol ton years, and shall con tinue in office until their successors shall be elected and qualified, and shall be so classified that one of them j shall go out of office every two years. Approved the 26th dav of Febru ary. A. D. IO?0. No. BIMI. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment to Article X. of (he Constitution, by Adding Thereto Section I I, to Empower thc Cities of Greenville. Spartanhurg and Co lumbia, and the Town of Manning to Assess Abut i inn Property foi Permanent I mp rove men ts. Section I, Ho it resolved by tin Ceneral Assembly of the Stat.- ol South Carolina. That the following amendment lo Article X, of tho stat? Constitution, to be known as Sectloi i t. of said \ rt ide x. be agreed ti by two-thirds of the members elect ed to each House, and entered on tin journal respectively, with yeas am nays taken thereon, and he submit ted to the qualified electors of tin state ai the next general elect loi thereafter for Representatives, t< wit: Add the following Section ti Article X of the Constitution, to bi and be known as Section 1 I: Sec. IL Tho Ceneral Assent bl may authorize tho corporate autborl ties of tho (Hies of Greenville, Spat tanburg and Columbia, and the tow of Mannum, to levy au assesstneti upon abutting property for the pm pose of paying for permanent in provements on streets and sidewalk immediately abutting such property Provided, That said improvements li ordered only upon the. written coi sent of two-thirds of the owners < the property nhutling upon I li street, sidewalk- or part of either pr? posed to bo Improved, and upon coi ditton that said corporate autborlth shall pay at least one-halt of tho cos of such Improvements. Approved the 26th day of Fohn a ry. A. I >. 1 il 1 No. .:i?;5. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing i Amend Se,-ibm il. of Article X. i the Constitution of ISO",, Rein lng lo Bonded Pohl of Counti and Townships. Section I. Be ii resolved by tl Ceneral Assembly of thc State South Carolina. Tba' the follow!) amendment lo Section '">. of Artic \'. of the Constitution of tho Sta of South Carolina bo submitted tho qualified electors of ?ho Slate the next general election for Repr sen I at I ves, and il" a majority of ob tors qualified to vote for mombo of the Ceneral Assembly votli thereon shall vote lu favor of sir a tuend men l. and a majority Of ea branch of the Ceneral Asseinl) shall, after such election and befo another, ratify said amendment yea.-, and nays, that Section '".. Arth \\ relating to the bonded debt of ai Countv or Township be amended adding at thc end thereof (bc fi lowing word--: "Provided, Thal t limitation Imposed by this Sect! -hall not apply to any Township the County of Greenwood, nor toa Township In the County of Salui through which, in whole or in pa the lino of railroad of Gi.ll wood a Saluda Railroad shall be localed a constructed, nor to the County Saluda. such said Town bips Greenwood County and Saluda Cot? ly, and the County of Saluda bel hereby expressly autohrixed to vt bonds in aid of the construction tin' said proposed railroad, ti ii tl m h rest rid ions and limitations the Ceneral Assembly may proser! hereinafter:" "Provided, That t amount of such bonds -hall not i coed elgin per centum of tho asso ed valuation ol the taxable propel of sm h Town-hips." Approved the 26th day of Feb: ary, A. I > I ft I 0. At tl.bise of the election, I Manager" and Clerk must proo< publicly t,, upen tho ballot boxes a count the 'allots therein, and Cl linne withe .. adjournment until .-ame i- co ti leted, and make a sta nu ni of thc result for each office r sign the saino. Within throe di thereafter, the chairman of Hoard. Ol' some one designated by Boa rd, must deliver to I ho Comn loners ol Election the poll Hst, boxes containing the ballots ? written statements of thc results : |l0 elect ion . Millingers of Election.-Tho lowing Managers of Election b been appointed io hold thc cleo! al the various precincts in the s cou ll t y : Cherry lilli W. A. Kelley, MU Nicholson, M. c. Crnlne. Clemson Colleur T. A. 'bod?n P. Lewis. L. C. Howdy. j Da masons M. IL I. X. IL ( fer. Proston L-'i . OOllblf) Springs M. L. Phill W. H. Mon gold, W. C. Harker. Barle's-Blies Karlo, L. S. Bole man. L, P. Ables. Fair Play-A. P. Hunt. \V. lt. Dn v |s, B. K. Grubbs. Friendship-\V. M. Campbell, J. I*. Bowel . J. M. Burdett. High Fails -O. C. White, J. M. V. Clarke. K. .!. Huunicutt. High Kalls, No. 2 C. M. White,] .1. K. HuniiieuU, E. M. Morgan. i Holly Springs, B. M. Lee, CL Black-j well. W. ;:. Blue ;. Joeassce- -A. L. Whllmlre, H. .1. 1 Patterson. J. 'I*. Cash. Li Ho River- .1. S. Sheppard, .1. L. Talley. K. L. Moody. '.on z. Creek- Coo. Matheson, T. .1. Thrift. Hampton Cobb. Madison- .1. L. Bryant, .1. 1'. Arve' Hiil Williams. X. wry c. H. Watson, Lawrence! McMahan, A. .1. ".rock. Oak way W. C. My.TS. W. A. Bowen, ll. L. Venter, Providence I. H. Llgon, W. T. Hunt. Handy 1 Innis. IC bland-Chas. L. Vorner, T. B. Wyly. W. T. Hubbard. Sale- ! Wi"! Talley, W. L. Hag en y. Joshua Harker. Sene a- V. C Langston. II. K. Al exander, 'I', ll. st ribllng. South I'nlon-Clarence Cole. R. K. Ken d ley. \X M. Met luire. . Tabor-J. T. Honer, ll. C. Moore-i hoad. .1. A. Knox. Tamassee-J. H. Cowan. .1. H. Sat- j terflcld, .las. M. Lusk. Tokeenn- H. c. Brock, J. .1. Sininis. W. C. Callahan. Tugnloo Academy-W. Y. Smith. T. I.. XlcWhorter, Bieman Long. Walha) a M. H. McDonald, W. M. Fennel!. .1. M. Heatly. Westminster --.lohn K. Mason. W. M. Bibi). .1. P. Ket se. West I nion -Mack Neville. H. I). Browning. IO. Pearson. Picke! Post-N. Tollison, A. N. Todd. Walter Cowan. The Managers at each precinct named above are requested to dele gate one e- their (lumber to secure boxes and blanks tor the election ai Walhalla Court House on Saturday, November h. 1 !. I 0. .1. 10. KELLEY, C. A. NORMAN. .1. M. HA KRON. Commissioners of State and County Elections for Oconeo Conn iv, s. c. I). A. SMITH. Clerk. Oe tol.er 13 th, HMO. Capt. Bogardlls Again Hits the Bull's Eye. This world lamons rille sind who holds the championship record ot' i?iu pigeons in loo consecutive shots is living at Lincoln. HI. Recently Interviewed, he says: "I suffered a lon.: lime with kidney and bladder trouble and used several well known kidney medicines, all of which gave me no relict" until I started taking Foley Kidney Pills. l.< fore I used Foley Kidney Pills I had severe backaches and pains in my kidneys with suppression and a cloudy voiding. Cn arising in the morning I would get dull headaches. Now ! have taken throe hollies of Foley Kidney Pills and feel 100 per cent better. I am never bothered with my kidneys or bladder and again feel like my own self." Bar ton Pharmacy, Walhalla; W. J. Lun ney, Seneca. She?! Seven, Then Died. Huntington. W. Va., Oct. M. Two persons were killed, two fatally wounded and live seriously wounded in a light l'or the capture ol' George, alias "Red" Johnson, a negro fugi tive iroii .UStlcc. Ile shot and fatal ly wounded Detective Lent/., when the laiier attempted to pm him under arrest, and shot seven members ol' de posse, before he was himself shot dead. For Sprains ll "Gave Me Instant Relief" "I fell and sprained my arm and was in terrible, pain. I could not use my hand or ann without intense suffering until a neighbor told me to uso Sloan's Liniment, The first application ^ave me instant relief and 1 can now use my arm as well as ever."-MKS. 11, ll. Si'RiXGKK, 921 Flora St., Elizabeth, X. J. is an excellent antiseptic and j^erm killer - heals ruts, burns, wounds, and contusions, and will draw the poison from sting of poi sonous insects. 26c, 60c. and $1.00 HIMHII'H hook on ImrHt'M, ciitllc, ? I n . ?* i ? nn?l poultry M?nt ir???. A (III M'Mrt Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Boston, Mast., U. H. A. KOTICH OF ELECTION, "::t??* o? South Carolina, County of Oconee. Nott e is hereby given that the Genera! Election for Representative in Congress*will be held at the vojt ln^ precincts fixed by law in the County of Oconee on Tuesday, No vember S, 1910, said day being Tues day following tho llrst Monday, as prescribed by law. The qualifications for suffrage arc as follows: Residence in State for two years, in the co mtv one year, in the polling precinct in which the ?elector offers to vow-, four months, and the pay ment six months before any election o' any ?oil lax then due and paya ble: Provided, That ministers in charge of an organized church and teachers of public schools shall bo entitled to vote after six months' res idence in the State, if otherwise qualified. Managers ot election must require of the voter the production of a reg istration certificate and proof of the payment of all taxes, including poll tax, assessed and collectible during the previous year. The production ol' a certificate or the receipt of the oil' -er authorized to collect such taxes shall be conclusive proof of the payment thereof. i'e'ove the hour fixed for opening the -oils Managers and (Merks must I take and subscribe to the Constitu tional oat!?. The Chairman of the Hoard of Managers can administer the oath lo the other Managers and lo lite Clerk; a Notary Public must administer the oath to the Chairman. The Managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at ea? h voting place must li?' opened at 7 o'clock a. m., and closed j at I o'clock p. m., except In the City I Of Charleston, where they hall he opened at 7 a. m. and closed at 0 ]>. m. j The Managers bave? the power to i till a vacancy: and if none ol' the I Managers attend, the citizens can ap ! point-, from among thc? qualified vot ers, the Managers, who. after being j sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election, timi I Managers and Clerk must proceed I publicly to open the ballot boxes and 'count the ballots therein, and con i linne without adjournment until the { same is completed, and make a j statement of the result for each of fice and sign the same. Wit bin three days thereafter, the Chairman of th" Hoard, or some one designat ed by the Hoard, must deliver to the I Commissioners of Election the poll list, the boxes containing the ballots and written statements of the result j of tho election. Managers of Election.-The fol I lowing Managers of Election have , been appointed lo hold the election; lat the various precincts in the said j county; ! Cherry Hill-J. M. Burrell, G. W. j Ridley. W. H. Alexander. Clemson College-Will Goodman, ' lt. C. Mcllugh. .!. (!. Sears. Damascus L. I). Cox. G. S. Wat kins. T. J. Carter Double- Springs J. D. I lambv, A. . J. M. nillingslcy, J. S. Callas. Karie's W. D. Hiles. ,|. R. Hruce, .1. E. Campbell. Fair Play A. lt. Mar t. Thoa. ls. hell. E. B. Keose. Friendship-E. O. .Phillips, .!. L. ' McCarley. IO. E. Sheriff. High Falls A. A. Pace, \V. E. Bowers. T. W. (!rouan. ; ! High Palls No. 2-D. P. Bennien.! D. P. Moore. W. H. Owens. I Holly Springs IO. .1. Blackwell. W. W. Burnside. F. T. Burl?n. .locassee- .1. B. Bui ness. .1 T. Can-' i nell. .1. M. Patterson. Utile River I). P. (?rant. W. 11. Cantrell, L. A. P. Nicholson. I.oiu; Creek 'I'. .1. Dee, ic H. , . Holmes, T. .1. Ilulsey. j Madison-.1. A. Cook, .1. D. Hull. I .1. B. Cleland. j Newry T. D. Whit mire, R. E. i Sanders, W. .1. Taylor. I Onkwny Andrew- Reardon, W. P. I ' Moore. C. B. Cole. j Providence ll. D. Grant, W. N. i Woolbright, Jesse Campbell. Richland- J. M. Hughs, W. C. Dri ver. W. C. Foster, j Salem- Frank Heaton, W. A. (?rant. ,L lt. Grogan. ? Seneca .lohn Myers. It. II. Boyd. ! .1. Eustace I lopkins. South I'nion- W. II. M c.I un ki n, 'I'. ? H. Marett, Lewis Glympll. I Tabor .1. IO. Singleton, J. D. Burchfield, W. L. .iones, i Tnmasscc T. M. Kelley. John I George, H. io. Rankin. Tokeenn- J. s. King, J. lt. Zach ! a ?y. W. I. ll a n v ey. Tillaloo Ai adeniv .1. 1*. Powell, . ! J. W. Lyles, J. lt. Hare. Walhalla ll. I*. Ilollonian, J. c. Garrison, J. I). Isbell. I Westminster- J. D. Witherspoon. T. Wyly, Leonard Bennion. West I nion C. H. D. Burns. J. '!'. nuncan, Newton Cronshnw. Pickel Host J. D. Hopkins, J. D. Ilnrklns, W. N. Hombree. Tlie Managers at each precinct; named above are requested to dele gate om- of their number to secure' ( tin- boxes ami blanks foi' the elec . Hon from T. V. Chalmers, ai tho Court House, ai Walhalla, on Satur day, November ".th. D' I 0. T. V. CHALMERS, ? W. H. CRAWFORD, C. J. RAMSAY, Commissioners of Federal Election tor Oconeo County. S. C. I October I 3th, I 0 I 0. Charlton to Bc Sent Back to linly. Jersey City, Oct. I I. Judge John A. Blair, in the Court of Common I'b-as to-day, decided that Porter B. j Charlton should he turned over to the United Slates government hythe' Slate of New .lenny for extradition to Haly, there lo stand trial for the murder of his wife. Tho decision. was a sever blow. Ai every contention made by young Charlton's lawyers. Charlton. who | sat in the court while the decision was being given, paid absolutely no attention to it. Good results alway!, follow the use of Foley Kidney Pills. They con tain just tho ingredients necessary I to tone, strengthen and regulate tho kid noys and bladder, and to euro backache. Barton Pharmacy, Wal halla; W. J. Lunney, Seneca. P lt O 0 L A M A T 1 O N. The Stalte of South Carolina, ^ Rvccuttve lieimrtineiit, Whereas, a petition signed hy more .han one-third of Ihe qualified elec tors of thal portion of Ocohoo county proposed to he rut off and annexed io Anderson county, In this State, was filed in my office ou tim ninth day ot November, 1900, which pro posed cul on embrace*- the following linos, lo Wit : . "Beginning on the Northern boun dary line of Anderson county where Coonee and PU ken.- counties corner and following, ibo public road, tho dividing line between Bickens and noonoo counties to Knvonel's Bridge over Seneca Uiver; thence down said river to the point where tho North ern bOtiindary line of Anderson coun ty crosses said river; thence along^^ said Nerti ern boundary line ol' derson county io the beglnning^Q?r point." And whereas, the boundaries of the portion of Oconee county sought to be cut off and annexed to Ander son county are therein fully set out, and the other facts necessary to be stated under the law hoing therein also stated; And whereas, the report of tho Commissioners appointed by me to ascertain tito facts as provided for by law as to whether the provisions of the Constitution and laws of the State as to population, area, wealth, distance from the Court House In Coonee county, et cetera, have been compiled with, was filed In my office on the second day of duly. 1910, whbh report states that the law has hoon compiled with, leaving not less than five hundred square miles in Oconee county and not less th in two million dollars of taxable property, and thal the population of said coun ty of Oconee will not he reduced to less than fifteen thousand inhabi tants, and that the proposed line does not run nearer than eight milos to the Court House of Oconee county; And whereas, an election was or dered hy me to take place on the lift ecu th of September, 1910, but which was not hold - Now, therefore. I. M. P. Ansel, as Governor of the state of South Caro lina, by virtue of the power conferred upon me by the Constitution and laws of this St:.te, do hereby order: First: That an election be held in the territory embraced within tho proposed lines aforesaid on the 22d day of November, A. D. 1910, upon the question Of annexing said terri tory to the county of Anderson, and that at said election the qualified electors within lin* proposed area shall be allowed to vote upon said question, those favoring the proposed annexation to vote ' Ves" and those opposing to vote "No." Second: That the Commissioners of election for State and County Or flces of Oconee County shall make all necessary arrangements for holding said (deedion. shall appoint managers and do all other things necessary for the holding of said election: that tho County Supervisor for Oconee County shall have prepared printed tickets and furnish same to tho Com missioners of Kleetion lo be sent out to the managers of election for the use of the voters. Third: Thai said election shall ho held under tho same rules and regu lations as aro provided by law for regular county elections; that the managers shall bc sworn before en tering upon the discharge of their duties, and open the polls at seven o'clock in the morning and koop same open until four o'clock In the after noon, when the polls shall be (dosed, the votes counted, a return of tho number ol' voles polled for and against, signed and certified lo by tho managers Ol' election, which, to gether with the ballot box. ballots and poll lists, shall be turned over lo tho Commissioners of election ?is required by law; that the Commis sioners of election shail then, ?is now required by law, tabulate ibo vote and make return thereof to the Gov ernor Of the Stale and lo the Secre tary of Stale and lib' a copy of same with the Clerk of the Court of Com mon Pleas for Oconee County. In testimony whereof. 1 have here unto set my hand and caused the Creal Seal ol' Slate (" l". (SHAH.) h.? a lllxed ai Columbia, South Carolina, this G til day of October. A. I). 1 fl 10, and the Independence of the 1'nlted States of America tl.ne hundred and thirty firth. M. P. ANSIOfj, Gov e: nor. By t he < !o\ ei nor : K. M. McCOWN, Secretary ol' State. The following have been appoint ed managers to conduct said Special Pled ion: f'\ Clemson College .1. B. WhlttonV*/ S. 1'. Coollman. W. B. Dillard. The managers at this precinct are requested lo delegate one of their number lo secure tlio box and tickets for the election, at the Court House, al Walhalla, on Saturday, November 19, CHU. .1. P. Kill.I.KY. C. A. NORMAN', .1. M. BARRON, Commissioners of State and County Picotions for Oconee County, s. c. D. A. SMITH. Clerk. October 13, 1910. Pope Wires Miinucl to Resist Revolt. Condon, Oct. Hi. 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