The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, October 21, 1920, Image 7
f I 11 ' NOTICE
OP ELECTION
\ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Dillon,
Notice is hereby given that the
General Election for State and County
Officers will be held at the voting precincts
prescribed by law in said county
on Tuesday, November 2, 1920,
said day being Tuesday following the
flrst Monday in November, as pre$
scribed by the State Constitution.
The qualification for suffrage:
Managers of Election Bball require
of dvery elector offering to vote at
any election, before allowing him or
17 her to vote, the production of his or
her registration certificate and proof
of the payment of all taxes, including
poll tax, assessed against him or her
, and couectioie aurmg me iucuwuo
year. The production of a certificate
or of the receipt of the officer authorized
to collect such taxes shall be
conclusive proof of the payment
thereof.
Section 237, Code - of . 1912, as
amended by Act No. 6, special session
of 1414.
Section 237. There shall be three
separate and distinct ballots, as follows:
One ballot for United States
Senator, Representative in Congress
and Presidential electors; and one
ballot for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
State officers, Circuit Solici|P:
tors, member of the House of Representatives,
State Senator, county officers;
and one ballot for ?ell Constitutional
amendments and special
Questions, each pf thre? said boxes
to be appropriately labelled; which
ballots shall be of plain white paper
/ and of such width and length as to
contain the names of the officer or
officers and question or questions to
be voted for or upon, clear and even
3^: > - cut, without ornament, designation,
mutilation, symboKor mark of any
kind whatsoever, except the name or
names of theperson ot persons voted
for and the office to which such person
or persons are intended to be
-chosen, and all special questions
shall be written or printed or partly
written or partly printed thereon In
- -- * *- U-1U4 .V?1I Ka
Oiacx iqk; ana suca umiui wau uc
80 folded as to conceal the name or
names, question or questions there
on, and, so folded, shal be depolsited
in a box to be constructed, kept and
disposed of as herein provided by
law, and np ballot of any other de1
scription found in either of said boxes
shall be counted.
r. On all special questions the ballot
O shall state the question,or questions,
,, and shall thereafter have the words
p. ' "Yes" and "No" Inserted so that the
voter may indicate his or her vote
f: ' 11* hy striking out one or the other of
Hi "such words on said ballot, the word
y afcot so stricken out to be counted.
-"isM Before the hour fixed for opening
the polls. Managers and Clerltt must
?take and subscribe the Constitutional
/.Ol&iM. The Chairman of the Board of
' sMafcagers can administer the oath to
* woijgfe other members and to the Clerk;
- H a ttffe&ry Public must administer tbe
' .x'xAthl to the Chairman. The ManaM-$jters
elect their Chairman aDd Clerk.
?' Pells at each voting place must be
l OT <#peiWi'4ti7 o'clock a. m. and closed
'TIJAfA't'ofedbk p. m., except in the city
< 'Atf-'dfaaiQeBton,- where they shall be
.opened at 7 a. m. and closed at 6 p. m.
? The -Managers have the power to
HH ftina iafcdhc/, and if none 'of the
1 i 'MabagBre attend, the cltiiens can ap?ouJ{lrani
among the qualified voters
.hntam Mahagew, ^ho, after being sworn,
u o<cAO> dbriditet? the-election.
J -:ii 'At th&tlfces of the election the
Managers an -d-Clerk must proceed
V) -paWtety. to efcea lheiballot boxes and
1 JentMtf the: haHotsi therein, and conHRedt
ttaue wlthout adjournment until the
v's 9it wtfneiis completed*-and make a state-5*1)
thhnt-of-, the.' result-for each office
ili /god Mgtt> the sajqje.'Within three days
t^lthtt-atttthrfthe^haisnibo of the Board,
? otHsome one designated by. the Board,
oi bHuat delivers fo<thd- oh>mlssioners of
bnolieetiod the poll jlihh-.thei boxes contaihin?
the?belkft& and wottoni state1}
ixilenta of'the.fleaults.ofitiie ejection.
Af~*h? said--election- quall^ed elecIA
-toifl w?W/y/qfte TWftj^e t^pjlon or
-od rpje^tieor.ofj^igendine^ta to the Sjate
: .Copetitiitioq, ap jyQvjdfd i9 ,tpe jfolMb
lowfrg Joint rqpolutiqns;. . ,
-/A .stA Joint reeolft^qn, to arnand.Section
U 3d o< ArtiQlO/UIioX th*, pojistltution,
oi oTflatittg toi;tM |ixan|iex. o/v.^jng ;tbe
amount of pompeiasation j tp be ^aid
, iaolfOQqnty ..officers,,by,: striding ;d\it sub-'
-r.i aeqtion ? qf *he- original-^qjistjtutjori,
-n;.-appearing iajCodf ,of:>qws, Volume
II, page 615, as subsection jYJJI. !' ?\
? A Joint resolution to amend.SecA
Otto* T.i Article V|IL of /the flopttiittt9
iO Uoni'relating vfo nnjnicipat Jjoqded
c,)f indebfednes#,-)^ #4f?n^3 a,, proviso
<>b-r ^hereto ** *$>, the; tpwq of,Mar|on! ':-s
liliiMAtjlj^SesSe^^l^.qilagd SedI-Ottion
7, Article VlII oXni)he;$9n8titd-:
?- . tiuu, relating to municipal bonded
;-uciebteiiiw% hio^diWf.!^ i prp^oo
UavAhereif Mc&o.Abo town, pt ^al^da^fa
j Jtnlnria -MMintv,. rand. Kincatreo. Wfl-<
* T*r%""r"T* i'i1 r?4ovi-*im. ^ :
q;S Mmppburg CpUB^y,.;,!
--. A joint-resolution, ta .amend 5ecari'iu**
7/ A^a Stwi"?,ul
tioo, t^aMfg.Jthpjfnut gf tSei
K'o bpb<fcd ,4ebt. o4c^ta8,by adding therte-i
, vjty;/* ?lftriest6n.
.rqne.-ii Jqipt jreaqluUoa tq. Amend 3ec;
; fion $ of A^cl^. yi|jf <jf thp, Cyns ita-1
tion,. relating to .municipal boi dect
indebtedp^fflkj [?b>! adding a proviso:
. i, tbej-etq qp. ta thej "bonded rdety of the:
. o'iCity. of Cbacteton.'. t . 8 . a i * J
r jo{ <<A joint .jesplqtLon to amend ;Sec"amaadBjienjii
t9;, ^rt^cle Vljl'ql' the
.00 |t^ipn/'TOl^tiof .)t;q/Watei;'iyorks and;
OPlants fof Jurnishing lfgbts( by-addina
a proviso referring to iCe lhaniifacw4
**
L .am knipbdmenf to Attlple VIII of the
j CQ^stitnUqh, by,adding fnere'to |Sect|on43?
to JSmpQwir cities ana tqwus
. .. ; tp enquire' and 6^ei-at? Icqj plants.
.?5uf-o-;4 J?1q^ resolution to^ainepd ('Seo^lon
7, Article VIII of t be Constitution,
relating to the bonded IndeMedr/.
noss <of; citiep, by? adding a -proviso
) thereto in regard tp the city of Union.
A Joint resolution to amelhd Sec*?
tlon 7 of Article VIII of the Oons tituA
tlon; relating to" municipal r bo ided
Indebtedness, Dbjf adding a [proviso
1 i-0 Chireto aslo-the cityl of Laurens. /
A joint resolution to amend Section
7, Article VIII of the Constitution,
relating to municipal bond indebtedness,
by adding a proviso theres
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to as to the various townships of
Union county.
A joint resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII of the Constitu-!
tion, relating to municipal bonded j
indebtedness, by adding a proviso
there to as to the town of Bennettsville.
A joint resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII of the Constitution,
relating to municipal bonded
indebtedenss, by adding a proviso
thereo as to the bonded debt of the
city Of Charleston.
A joint resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII of the Constitution,
relating to municipal bonded
indebtedness, by adding a proviso
thereo as to the town of Newberry.
- A joint resolution proposing to
amend Section 7, Article VIII'of the
Constitution, relating to municipal!
bonded indebtedness, by adding a
proviso thereto as to the town of j
Newberry.
A joint resolution Proposing to
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amend Section 7, Arucie via ui mo
Constitution, relating to municipal
ponded indebtedness, by adding a
proviso thereto as to the town of
Bishopvllle.
A joint resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII of the Constitution,
relating to municipal bonded
indebtedness, by adding a proviso
thereto as to the town of Bennetts ille.
j
A joint resolution to Amend Section
7 of Article VIII and Section 5
of Article X of the Constitution, so as
to exempt teh town of Chesterfield
from the provisions thereof.
A joint resolution t<j amend Section
7 of Article VIII and Section 5
of Article X of the Constitution, so as
to exempt the town of Hartsville
from the provisions thereof.
A joint resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII and Sections 5 and 6
of Article X of the Constitution, so as
to exempt the county of Richland
from the provisions thereof.
A joint resolution to amend Article
VIII, Section 7, .and Article X,
Section 5 of the Constitution of South
Carolina, by exemptin the town Allendale,
in Allendale county, from the
provisions thereof.
A joint resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII and Section 5'
of Article X of the Constitution, so
as to exempt the city of Camdeh from
the provision thereof.
A joint resolution to amend Section
5 of Artclei X of the Constitution,
relating to the limit of bonded
debt of municipal corporations and
political divisions and subdivisions,
Dy adding a proviso merwiu as w tuc
Sante? Bridge District, comprising
the territory of the counties qf Charleston,'
Bergeley' and Williamsburg.
A joint resolution to propose an
amendment to Articl? X of the Constitution
by adding thereto a section
to be known as Section 13A, empowering
county authorities to assess
abutting property for permanent improvement
of highways. 1
A joint resolution to amend paragraph
5, Article X of the Constitution, j
relating to bonded indebtedness of
counties, townships, school districst,'
etc., by adding a proviso as to thej
county of Sumter.
A joint resolution to amend Sec-|
tion 5, Article X of the Constitution,!
relating to the limit of the obnded!
debt of school districts, by adding a
prqviso thereto as to the Charleston |
School District, comprised within the
present limits of the cjty of Charleston.
A joint resolution proposing an
amendment to Article X of the Con-|
stitution, to be known as Section 20, {
by allowing the county of Florence'
to assess abutting property and property
adjacent, within a radius of
one and one-half miles for permaI
nnnt mad and highway improve
ment.' ?
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1 LONG STAF
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flong staple cotton.
; of October we have
fg < the ginnery day an
m Atlanta, Ga., and hi
id M. Williams, who v
? ployee of the Murr
S_ i. .. operate our gin at
B -- - pared to blow your
,5) - - - -"cotton house during
gg - - - - - gin it out that nigh
g .. store fifty bales of i
=1 three bales are pu
?; * * - can unload cotton ir
SI - - - - arrival of your wa^
dM ;y n^tjtpse time waiti
IS ." . price for ginning ai
g[ - - qt^le is $8.25 per
l^j... and twenty-five pc
,Jz{- -- - - about two bales pe
? V We;are prepare
S - - - and staple cotton
g] have a storage pro]
wf'y' f- on cotton seed.
5 . .We have.lates
ery for cleaning si
3 have any <)ff grade
S ' can save iyou more
g] 'ning^y improving
m suit, your .cotton bi
z- ' of1 strict low and lo
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A joint resolution to amend Section1
5, Article X of the Constitution, re- l
lating to the limit of the bonded
debt of School .Districts, by adding'
a proviso thereto as to school District
No. 5, of Laurens county, the State *
of South Carolina. ' l"
A joint resolution to amend Sec-,
tion 5, Article X of the Constitution,; ?
relating to the limit of bonded debt d
of counties, by adding a proviso c
thereto asto Laurens county.
A joint resolution to amend Section
5, Article X of the Constitution,
relating to the limit of the bonded
debt of School Districts, by adding
a proviso thereto as to the School
District of the town of Laurens, comprised
within tbe present limits of
the city of Laurens.
A joint resolution to amend Section
tion 10, Article X of the Constituj
relating to the limit of the bonded'
[debt of School Districts, by aaaing
thereto as to the Lancaster School
District, in Lancaster county.
A joint resolution to amend Sec-!
tlon 5, Article X of the Constitution,'
by adding a proviso thereto relating
to the bonded indebtedness' of the
counties of Allendale and McCormick
land fixing it not to exceed fifteen (15)
per centum.
i A Joint resolution to amend Section
10 y Article X o the Constitution,
relating to the fiscal year, by
'changing same from the 1st day of
January to the 1st day of July.
I A joint resolution to amend Section
5, Article XII of the Constitution, i
relating to School District, by adding [
a special proviso as to Saluda county.;
A joint resolution to amend'Section
7 of Article VIII and Section 6!
of Article X of the Constitution, sol
jas to exempt the City of Chester,
from the Provisions thereof.
Election Managers
The following Managers of Election'
have been appointed to hold the elec-'
tion at the various precincts in the
isaid county:
Latta?Earnest Parh&m, Henry
Bethea and A. L. Betbea.
Centerville?H.v N. Cousar, D. S.1
Rogers and J. F. Williams.
Lake View-*?John Huggins, A. Q.
Page and Charlie Hayes.
Fork?G. D. Carmichael, C. S,
Rogers and Z. Edwards.
Oak Grove?T. L. Fore, Sy J.'
'Berry and Vernon Hayes.
I Floyd Dale?L. B. Alford, M. J.
; Rogers^ and J, R. McLaurin.
f ' Judson?J. L. Cottingham, J. C.
Bennett and J. E. Norton.
Little Rock?p. W. Bethea, L. A.
Manning and M. S. Britt
Maple Mill?W. M. Butler, Thos.
McPhatter and Edward Todd.
Dillon?S. W. Jackson, W. J.
Adams and B. A. Harrelson.
Pleasant Hill?J. G. Regan, E. V.
Moody and D. D. McDonald.
Gaddys Mill?Willie Grantham, W.
Lupo and F. D. McDonald.
Mt. Calvary?E. P. Wiggins, T. J.
Walker and J. H. Moody.
| Bermuda?L. L. Stephens, C. M.
Moody and B. C. Moody.
Hamer?D. McDufflie, Watson Mc-j
Daniel and W. Sfl Campbell.
I The Managers at each preoinct (*
named above are requested to dele-, ^
gate one of their number to secure
boxes and blanks for the election.
J. EARLE BETHEA,
H. B. SEYMOUR.
T. S. RICHBOURG, Chm'n.
' Commissioners of State and County
Elections for Dillon Connty, S. C.
October 13, 1920.
L. K. Wilkerson, of Hartsville.
spent last Sunday in Dillon.
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., October 5, 1920. raj,
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nally equipped to gin j 4
During the month 1
arranged to operate S 1
d night. We sent to ? '
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ive employed Mr. w. |+j
pas for years an em- gj 1
ay Gin Company, to gi ^
night. We are pre- ^
' staple cotton into a '
f the day, and we will SI (
:t. We have room to ?
seed cotton provided g] i
t in each stall. We mj,
1 a few minutes after s ^ iH
jon, so that you need S j
ng on the gin. Our
n- nn lnnrr I 11 \
I1U Wlcippiiig up a vug .
bale of five hundred E 1
)unds. We can gin [g ?
r hour. g]
id to store both short nn ?
after ginning. We Id
Dosition to make you 4
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t improved machin- ? *
:orm cotton. If you [g
cotton we believe we g] *
than the cost of gin- m
; your sample. Con- d
uyer as to the price
w middling cotton. '
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KEPT COFFIN' EIGHT YEARS
oimberton Robesonian. 01
Mrs. Eliza Bass, aged 92" years, ^
led yesterday morning at 1 o'clock
t her home In the northern part of ?
)wn, death resulting from the inrmities
of old age. Interment was ^
lade in Meadowbrook cemetery toay
at 10 a. m. d)
MAN OPERATES BOTH T
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Discing is rapidly and economically
done with tlie new I * "-"-Universal
Tractor, Model D, c - : i *v with an
C-^Anf HnrlAm I f fOVCnni?
27 acres in ten Leers. . a 10-foot
disc harrow he covers it acres, and
with a 20-foot peg-tooth harrow 76
acres.
The light weight of the MolineUniversal
Tractof, 8,580 pounds,
makes it especially adapted for discing
and similar work; as it does not
pack the soil and uses hut little fuel,
running on less than half throttle
most of the time. It is light, but
more than enough power to pull two
14-inch plows at high speed, all its
weight being traction weight
The Moline-Universal Tractor attaches
directly to the implement and
forms a single, compact unit with it
that is controlled by the operator
from the seat of the implement
where he must sit to do good work.
One man with the Moline-Universal
does as good work as two men with
the average tractor.
The Moline-Universal is adapted
for all classes of farm work. Its high
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this section and was one of the
>wn's oldest inhabitants, -She had
er coffin and # burial robe already
repared. The' coffin and apparel
ad been in readiness for about eight
cars. Mrs. Bass kept her coffin in
er home and it was her request that
o funeral be held after she was '
sad.
RACTOR AND IMPLBMBNT
3 a Day with the Neyr
clearance, $9^ inches, makes it idea!
for Cultivating, and it is equally well
fitted for planting and harvesting. In
addition, it has ample power for belt
work, pulling a 24-inch grain separ?
tor or 16-inch ensilage cutter with
case.
There is work on the farm ertrjf t
day in the year for the Moline-Umversal
Tractor. It will do every field
operation that can be done with
horses and do it better, faster, and
cheaper. This is why the MolineUniversal
really replaces horses, and,
at the same time, by enabling one
man to do much more work than
ever before possible, solves the farm
help problem.
The detailed construction of the
new Moline-Universal, Model' D, is
the best it is possible to manufacture
Pa-rvlinrler overhead-valve .
engine, electric starting and lighting
system, complete enclosure of all
working parts, and fifteen Hyatt roller
hearings, are a few of the main
features. '
We invite you to examine this machine
at your earliest opportunity.
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