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. 4 i ■K- fA-' ,-.-H t 7 w. ^AGE EIGHT THE CLINTON CHRONICLE* CLINTON, S. C. / y THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1932 COITNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE 1SS2 IIV books of the County Treasurer will be op^h for the collection 6t taxes for the fiscal year, 1932, at the Treasurer’s office from October 15th to December 31, 1932. After Decern, ber 31 one per cent will be added. Af ter January 3l8t, tr^o per cent will be added, and after February 28th, sev en per cent will be add^ until the Find Girl’s Bu^y ' ^ Noted Speakar In Saluda River Here Today NOTICE OF ELECTION I Cross Hill College Student Iden- A. W. Hamilton of Charlotte, To tified By Watch. Had Been Address College Student Body Missinii: Since February 17. This Morning. Greenwood, Oct. 21. — The body of, The second in tne series of special State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Notice is hereby given that the General Election for Presidential and Vice Prcsideiftial Electors, United States Senator and Representatives in ^ , Congress will be held at the voting jg 1932* ^ ^ precincts fixed by lawr i;i the County named above are requested to dele-^ Bonded Debt of the Town of Manning gate one of their number to secure' and the Town of \\ alterboro. the box and blanks, for the election j . —r— on Saturday, Nov. .5, 1932. ' | . ELECTION MANAGERcJ N. J., ANDERSON, i The following Managers of Election W. T.'T^ACE, . have been appointed to hold the elec- * J'AMES L. browning, |tion at the various precincte in the Commissioners of Federal .said County: Election for Laurens Coun- Mawh' 1033 wh^n the'Miss Mildred Hill, missing from her chapel exercises at Presbyterian col- bo^s^wUl i dosed! ' •’ I home at Cross Hill since the afternoon ^ this mojming at j of ^urens on Tuesday, November 8, . I • * . r* L 1 u w • A lU”****. when Hon, A. W. Hamilton, of 1^32, said day being Tuesday follow- All persons owning property iniof February 1/ last, when ^he jumped gp^ak to the ,*^8 the first Monday, as prescribed by • the State Constitution, ll-3-3tc NOTICE OF ELECTION 40 more than one school district are i*e- f,.„^ Cothran’s bridee more than -k» . j . v j 'r i t . ,, , of I oinran s uriu^e murr man student body. Two weeks ago Hbn. J.| .... r-x lool J. Meswain, represenmive in - the property is located. This is impor-jday in the river, 15 miles below the gress from the Fourth South Carolina Residence in State for tw’o years Unt, as additional cost and penalty^ bridge, and wa.s identified by a wrist, district, began the yearly program ofjj^ County one year, in the polling may be attached. watch etill on her arm. \ speakers wdth an address on “A Sane j precinct in which the elector offers to All able-bodied male citizens tween the^^ ages of twenty-one and sixty ((50) years of age arc liab to pay a poll tax of $1.00. Comniuta tion Road Tax $1.50 in lieu of roadj -r an accumulation of rubbish just be- y^^ Hamilton will speak in the col. an organized^^ church and teachers of lege auditorium.—* 4public schools shall be entitled to vote. State of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Notice is hereby given Barksdale-Narnie—Mace I.Angst6n, W. R. Power, F. H. Burton. Clinton—John D. Davis, Robt. J. Copeland, W. S. Denson, L. D. Mc Crary, Clerk. Clinton Mill—Claud Abbott, E. A. Harris, L. W. King, F. C. Pinson, Clerk. Cook’s Store — R. R. Cooper, J. T. IS nereny given that the General Election for State and Coun-, Edw’ards, J. B. Cook, ty Officers will be held at the voting precincts prescribed county, on Tuesday, Cross Hill—W. P. Culbertson, C. S. by law in said Pinson^G. E. Bozeman. November 8, Daniel’s Store—J. B. O’Dell, J. C. Martin. Harris, W. R. Harris, "IJuty. AH able-bodied rabn betwevn'thr ages of 21 and 55 are liable to roa<i "TW a tree which had fallen into the iver. Mr. White said he observed an The qualifications for suffrage; Managers ' of election require of i Mr. Hamilton is not unknown to i months residence most of the students, since he deliv-j qualified Registration—Payment of poll tax,production of his registration cer-jj, pj Coker. ered an outstanding address last g^d collectible during the! tificate and proof of the payment f Jackson, T. H. tne col- • T-i _ , j> _ 1 ♦Kirtv /lava Kprnr/» iif anv , . .«■! IIIIKIIIIV - -- - - fn the duty except those in military service - bject in the river three days ago but school trustees, school teachers, mih (,uld not identify it on account of the isters and students. —, high water. This morning,^however, af- Proper attention will Ik' given tho«< u*r the river had fallen several feet, '’^mlier when he appeared at who wish to pay their taxes througl. he .saw that the body, held in the raft, lege. He is a distingui.shed figure in the mail by check, money order, etc.. v*as clothed ih^a blue dress and he im- the fields of diplomacy, the church,* authorized giving name of township and number mediately notified officers. It was re- engin«*ering, and is an authority on in-1 shall be conclusive proof of the pay-• of a certificate or of the of school district. covered from the debris in water ab<»ut i i^mational relations, upon which sub-1 ment thereof. , receipt of the officer authorized to! L. Phillip.s, G. F. Burton,. W. F. McDaniel. r,oldville — J. G. Franklin, Will every elector offering to ^^^tT^Tany Q’Shields, Jack GilitHT election, before allowing him to vote,! Quay’s—E. W. Fincher, J. F. Nix, previous year. The production of days before the election of ^^y.gQuth, H. A. Ropp. certificate or the receipt of the of- P®^^ asses.sed against him and col-j Hopew'ell—J. J. Young, J. L. Dick- to collect such taxe.5 i lectible during the previous year, The Hyman Henderson, The tax levy is as follow's: State Tax 5 mills Ordinary County Tax ... f.G mills Road and Bridge . 7’s mills' Railroad Bond '•s mill Road Bonds f)'2 mills Past Indebtedness 3 min.s Statewide School (G-O-l) . 4 mills Weak Schools . 1 mill High Schools, «> mills Constitutional School mills Total 39 mlils 18 feet deep and identification was based his address last year, possible only by the wat<‘h with the bringing at that time an address on emrraving “Mildred” on the case. The ..America’s Responsibility.” Hickory Tavern — W. A. Baldwin, G. C, Roper. E. M. Murphy. mills watched had stopped at 3.05 o clock. His coming again will meet with oath. The ('hairman of the] voting places as shall be designated. .Miss Hill was a memhef of the sen . i r n u u j u- , r 11- 11 ck.. i«rt **ntire approval of all who heard hi or c ass of Winthrop college. She left - . ... m Before the hour fi'red far opening such taxes, shall be conclusive, jokes’ Store — Roy White, Wells the polls .Managers and Clerks must proof of the payment thereof. Thompson, J. H. Hellams. take and subscribe to the Constitu- The polls shall be opened, at such Lanford — Roy DeShields, C. L. early in February on aeeoun. l»t year. His personality was appeal- Board of Managers can admipister! at H o’clock in the forenoon, and close i the oath to the other Managers and at 4 o’clock in the afternoon of the a Notary Public must; day of election, except in the pity of Don- l/aurens Schiml Districts No. ], Trinity-Ridge lG’<a mills No. 2, Pro8;>ect IG mills No. 3, Barksdale-Narnie 17Vi{ juills No. 4, Bailey . i mills No. 5, Cojieland-F'leming . 8 mills No. 6, Oak Grove G mills No. 7, Watts Mills 8 miHs No. 11, Ijaurens 22 mills No. 12, Ora ..11^ mills Youngs. Sch<M»l Districts No. 2, Friendship (D-5) ‘24 mills No. 4, Bethany 12 mills No. 5, Grays . 17 mills No. 6, Central 10‘tj mills No. 7, Youngs 17’*.: mills No. 8, Warrior Creek 15 mills No. 10, Lanford /24 4 mills No. 3-B, F'ountain Inn 24 mills IHals Sch(M>l Districts No. 1, Greenpond 10 mills No. 2, FIden 17>5. mills No. 3, Shiloh (Sul. 17) 22 mills No. 5, Gray Court-Owings 24 mills! No. L-^’, Barksdale-Narnie IHV. mills' No. K. .Merna (Sul, 17) 22 ’mills i No. 3-B, F'ountain Inn 24 mills Sullivan School DistricU — ... „ . No. 1, Princeton 22 mills No. 2. Mt. Bethel 15 mills No. 3. poplar Springs 25 mills .No. 7, Brcwi'i-ton IG mlils i .No. 17. Hickory Tavern *>»> mills» Kai!ro:ui Tax 3 mills j —Waiiu:liujL-SfIhstjlets 1 No. 1. .Mt. Gallagher 12 mill*: No. 2. Bethel (irove 9 mills No. 3f. Kkom (Sul. 17) 2‘> mills No. 4, < 'enter I'oint 11 mills No. '), Oakville K mills .No. o. .Mount Pleasant •13 mills No. 7. Ml. Olive 21 mills No. 11. Waterloo H mills Cross Hill SchfM»l Districts No. 13. Cross Hill 21 mills Hunter .School Districts No. 3. Hoik Bridge G mills No. 4, Wadsworth 8 mills .No. 5, (.’linton 23 mills No. G. Goldville 18 mills No. 7, Belfast 8 mills No. K-19; Kinards 8 mills .No. K-42, Keederville 13 mills No. IG. .Mountville 21 mills 1 Jacks School Districts No. 1. No white school . 4 mills No. 2. Shady drove 11 mills .No. 3, Renno IG mills No. 4. No white school 3 mills No. G. O’Dell’s ^ 13 mills Ni. 7, Garlington 3 mills No. 15, Hurricane 6 mills Scuffletown School Districts No. 1, Long Branch 8 mills Waldrep, J. W, Johnson. I-eangston—S. O. Clark, W. G non, Frank .Anderson. - ^ i*R-romance and ylamour ^The the Clerk; a Notary Public must ] day of election, except in the pity of Laurens—John Wells Todd. Nathan of a nervous breakdown and returned , • ' administer the oath to Chairman. The Charleston, where the poll.s shall op- Richardson, John Brown, to her home. Dressed in her college* son o a on e t ra t .so ur w o re i 4.14,^* their chairman and en at 7 o’clock in the forenoon, and i I^urens Mill—C. .A. Baldwin, J. O. Clerk. in the cities of Charleston and ('olum- Bolt, Jim Orr. Polls at each voting place must be bia w’here the closing/hour.s shall be j Lydia Mill — W. T. Reeder, P. C. opened at 8 o’clock a. m. and closed 0 o’clock in the afternoo.i, and shall Baldwin, W. N. Bobo, towards the river four miles away. A g^ Cambridge, and then came to Amer- yt 4 o’clock p. m., except in the City he held open during these hours with-j Merna—W. .M. Nash, Jr., Ben Tum ishorttime later three (ireenwood men. ;^.g \\'„rld war began, and Mr. iof Charleston, where they shall be out intermission or adjournment; and j hijg^ Thos. J. Mahon, j who were some distance up the r.\ei. jjamilum joined the British army, 1m‘-; op('ned at 7 a. m. and closed at 6 p. the .Manager shall administer to ea.-h, Olive — W. O. Martin, J. N. heard a splash and ran to the bridge country’s j-m., and in the City of (’olumbia where person offering to vote on oath that' r Boland, to find the empty car parked on to. three years. With'tho closing hours shall be 6 o’clock p. he is qualified to vote at this election,. Mountville — William Herliert bridB.. and muddy foutprinU uu tb. , ^ ^ accordipB to the Constitution of this Burns, Preston Hotes. G. C. Watts. “ TOuntv‘'o“f'fi«4! soon beein f^'t the call to the flaB and was traps- The ManaBers have the power to .State, and that he has nut voted dur- in her college* ‘^on of a Confederate soldier who re uniform she left home hurriedly short- fused to .stay in the South afer the ly before 3 o’clock on the afternom of war between the states, Mr. Hamilton the 17th in her automobile ^and drov** was born in London. He wa.-- educated Greenwood no trace wa found of the b(Kly. ferred to the .A. E. P^., and attached to headquarters staff. At the cessa-. Mt. Pleasant—C. W. Madden, F\ F. Moore, .A. B. Fuller. Ora—J. M. Wallace. I). M. McClin- fill a vacancy; and if none of the, ing this election. Managers attend, the citizens can ap- Managers have the power to ... , . r u ♦ r*- u '' "7* among the qualified vot- fj)| g vacancy, and if none of the .Man-itock, R. L. Smith. The drareiuB conunuvd fur svvvr. ,.«n „f host.lme, he was sent to v^r -1 ManaBers, who. after being he citizens can appoint: Owings-H. J. G. Curry. N. C. Bry- dayji and the river was watcM sGlI ous titles of Kurope b.v Woodrow Wil.|j^gr„ conduct the election. j, among the qualified voters, thel-wn, F. E. Owings. longer, all without success. The b^y «on to assist in establishing order out j At the close of the election the j w, g ^ who after being sworn, can is believed to have been embedded m chaos. President Wilson further' Managers and f’lerks must Proceed ^he electionr At. the close of the election,/ the "" ■'“•■''7. .Managers and Ulerk must proceed ithout adjournment until the hallot bones and count the ballots therein, and continue ^ m by trusting him to carry publicly to open the ballot box and and was dislodged and brought to the^^j^^ message of international relations count the ballots therein, and con- surfwe by the recent high waters. to the British universities. tinue w 1 r* *'*'■. Hamilton today is Southern di- same is completed, and make a state- .«!! n Golden Hill and the late J. i. , i*: • : ^ ment of the results for each office,* .. ^ 24 mills Hi,, of Hill, and was 22 years “ cqnsulting engineering »«-, days' adjournment until the same ;idVn February 10 last. ciely and active in the field of >nter-; make a statement of mother she is survived by one sister. .Mrs. J. C. Rogers, of Sumter, and four brothers, I. G. and A. B. Hill of Cross national relations work. Sen. Smith Backed or. some one designated by the Board,, must delive/ to the Commissioners ofj^ ^ Election the poll list, the box contain- : ing the ballots and written statements ; For Cabinet Post'''^.;'’" rczuits of the election. Managers of Election—The follow- ^ [ 'ing Managers of Election have been hurch at Cross Hill Saturdaj morn- 5^Uth C SrGllI113ns To RHck Vct- appointed to hold the election at the the FeflrttS'foT-eacIr-ofGee and sign Pleasant Moun^— Collier^ Burdette, Geo. F. I*ulley, West. Poplar Springs—N. B. Wood, T. T. Wood, L. C. Taylor. Princeton — B.'' F". Arnold, W..-U Freeman, M. L. Cheek. ' ' ' Renno—Tan M. Ray, David Pitts, J. D. Copeland. Shiloh — R. G. Wilson, J. B. HeU same. Within three days there-' l®oi** C, I... Wallace. The funeral services were conducted at Liberty Springs Presbyterian ing at 11 o’clfK’k by the Rev. E. M Bostick and the Rev. Fred T. Mcfiill, and interment was in the church ceme- tm-y, with the following .-erving pallbearers: W. R. Griffin, W. M. I.ea- man, .Miller Leaman, Harvey IL>yce. eran I..et’’islator If Roosevelt! various precincts in the said County: I Is hllected President. / Barksdale-Narnie — James Bram- lett, Herman Power, Ray Traynham. .\tlanta, (*a., O.-t. 21.— .South Caro- Clinton—W. .M. .McMillan, Jr., Pierre lina will back its veteran political ^^u'dt*tte, W. A. Dicus leader, .Senator E. D. .Smith, for the ^Clinton .Mill Cl>de .Smith, Sloan after, the Chairman of the Board or Stewart’s Store — L. R. Henderson, some one designated by the hoard. | Ai;,^rt Cook. W. D Stewart must deliver to the Commissioners of* T»p Top—W. B. Sims, S. A. Taylor, Election the poll list, the boxes fon-.J.C- McDaniel. taining the ballots and written state-* Trimty-Ridgeplohn Mitchell, Ma- ments of the results of the election. rion Caine, .Sc^ft George ^ At the said election qualified elec- Waterloo J. P. Smith, E. B. Kob- tors will vote upon the adoption oriinson. S. xx u rejcHtion of amendments to the State, Watts Mill-s-F. W. Holder. W. H. Con.'titution, as provided in the f‘>l- ^ ' ,*77;.. » n t lowing JOINT RESOLUTIONS: ! Woodville--J. L. v\ham. A. B. Ter- . -J a-. 4* I rv, iT. M. Kelletl. Stale-wide Constitutional - jKisition of secretary of agriculture in • Ed Ra\. Convicted Man Takes Own Life Sergeant C. \V. Convicted the Ro'orevelt cahiTiet should thr-f>em- Cook s Store — " olHt^d ► tei^n^ ocrats win in NpvemlMT, David Gairet.. Zad> Ccioper, Traxler. of Greenville, of the Koo.^e- C ro.ss velt-(iarner organization in that state,] Ecaman said here today. ■ ~ Traxler is a memlier of the South i . Martin. Carolina delegation which came to At- .Amendments No. 1 -A JOINT ^RESOLUTIO.N Hill —- John F. Griffin, Sam ting to the Qualified Elec-tors^ of the E R Rasor, State an .Amendment to Section 5 of Odell, Ed Article VI, of tJie State Constitution I Relating to the Manner and Means of Dials — John W’. Simmons, Jess t odifying the General Statutor> I^aw In Charleston Jail. of Family Murder, HanRSySelf lanta to greet Gov. Roosevelt and hear the Democratic senatorial nominee! Ekom—S. E. Williams, H. H. Iin- .,,„gj. I son,- ( arl t ulbertson. Go^dville — J. J. ('lark, l4evi Odell, W'alter Garner. of the Slate. Charleston, Oct. 24.—First Sergeant Oth<*r members of the South Caro- Charivz W. Ixing. o! F,.rt Mo-ultriv. ■'••legation are Senator Smith. l,lot^e.^ out the memory of his n.ur- ‘f-v^nor Blackwood. <_laud N. Sapp, dered wife and two children early to- chairman of the state Democratic ex- day by hanging himself in the coun- ■■"■•'niittee. and Mayor Burnett No. 2 A JOINT RFeSOLUTION To Amend Section 10, Article X, of the Consti- Grays — Sam (Jodfrey, Sam Thom-'tution Relating to the F'iscal Year by, as, Ray Ivey.. ; (’hanging Same from the 1st Day of! \oTICE OF FINAL SETTLE.MENT Gray Court—J. C'. Cheek, J. S. Cur- January to the 1st Day of July, andj Notice is hereby given that I will YbungSr W’. O. Sutton, W’ilkei W. Wallace, Ralph Bobo, ' Submit- * Managers at ea,h precinct named-above are-requested tn delegate one of their number to .st'cure boxes and blanks fi>r the election on Satur day, Nov. 5. > B. M. W OLFF, E. E. SIMPSO.N, W. J. SI.MPSON, ('bmmlssioners of Stale and County Election for Lau rens County. .S. C. October 13, 1932—1 l-3-3tc. tv jail where he awaited sentence for «■ May^nk. of Charlezon, • Senator Smith is serving his fourth consecutive term in the senate. He re- the slayings. Long, who was convicted of second . . * . . degree murder October 15 in ,he «“■>. """"""‘o" ! hatchet killing of hia family, had «- J'rm.by defeating Cole L. Blease, a pressed a wish to die of this crime ” ‘if I am guilty ry, D. D. Peden. Hopewell—Ben C. W’orkman, L. T._ As*''putbly lo Make Same Effective Lawson, C. V’. Monroe. Hickory Tavern—J. L. Baldwin, D. T. Knight, Nesbit Mahon. Jones’ Store — W’. F. Stewart, Joe Providing Authority to the General' on-the 29th day of Nov. 19.32, at 11 o’clock A. M.. render a final account — No—2.^.Musgru-Ve. -■Ko.~-8, Langttton . mills former governor and senator. The „ ,, ^ Democratic nomination in .South Car-l '5 ' “■ H™'*'-*""- The three were killed on January, | pg^g^^g y Burnette o ♦ V ♦ vi.ai.u,.;.. on/t a fim,- kniint Smith has alread served longer in the * . '4., ’ , . i:, , 2 at Fort Moultrie and a lew hours ^ .u o .C i* Langston — BA. Goodwin. F, L. I ♦ I I s^watc than any other South Carolin- ’ . . ’ later I-/ong attempted suicide d> stash- | Ronnan, P. 'K. Abercrombie. ing his throat and cutting his ! Laurens — R. L. Wolff, C. E. Tqlli- Today he carried out his wish for luring his campaign for the noini | ^ Bishop. death .n a .age where he was conf.ned Rooaevelt L*'*™"* Mill-Jack Blahop. Walter Local Constitution Amendments No. 3 ANDERSON COUNTY of my act.s and doings as Admin;stra- trix of the estate of E. B. Sloan, de ceased, to the Probate Judge of Lau rens Founty, S. C., at Laurens. S. C. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing 1 l^hat I will at the same time ask the an Amendment to Section 14 of Ar- Court for final discharge of my duties tide X of the Constitution by Add ing a Special Proviso as to the City of Anderson, so as to Permit Said City as Administratrix of .said estate. ^ • All persons having claims against the estate of E. B. Sloan, deceased. ^6. 4, Sandy Springs T, No. 10, luinford No. 12, Ora pemtin* pMMjp^uf MuiMtce. _ Tempi«ton • ‘ ' ‘ dizcuvcrcd Ixtng-z tlir pcw lj.,,;, J. to Assess the Cast of Street Improve-1 will file the same duly itemized and ments Against Abutting Property and j verified on or before said date or be to Issue Improvement Certificatei or forever barred. ml mills mills "TBabbTN. W^"M«lt5d<:. A-fdlQ>vpj:isQner body dangling by a rojie fr&ltt the - ^ ^ •. u of a cage located in tfie center of a Me'rna-^. W. Ropp, G. M. Brooks, cell block in Charleston county jail. l!f**7 7*1 ^4^^^ ^ c i Charlton Babb. Hurriedly he notified guards who 1 Mt. Olive — G. C. Boland, J. Persons sending in lists of* names ^ to be taken off are requested to send ^giV7l“D7'j. S. Rhanje, I’phy’^krian. *tor Smith in an interview with a >>7rrhc‘priz7n;rw;7d;7<lwhcn' hc ar^;^;'*^P»^/"“'';._''‘“K'>'j«'y w Khool district of each, as the Treaz- ,, „,uscitation failed ** "‘*'‘'’7 Lynch J S Winebrinnir urer is very busy during the month of did not deny that he had made the ’p,' j j„h„ Statement. i rv. The South Carolinian is the ranking' December. tf D. ROY SIMPSON. County Treasurer. hospital morgue. FINAL ^BTTLEMfeNT Take notice that on the 29th day of November, 1932, I will render a final account of my acts and doings M Executrix of the estate of Robert Injuries Numerous In Blue Hose Ranks Democrat on the senate agriculture committee and should the Democrats organize the senate, he would become chairman of this Important group. He has long been identified with agricul- Pressie Neighbors, deceased, in the of-,th® Hne-up during the past few weeks. fk» of the Judge of Probate of Uu- thinning the ranks at practice each] f«|Ml County, at 10 oVloek a. m., and, afternoon. . . #•••». * ■ tural legislation and is listed as the A number of injuries have entered „ only farmer in the senate. <m the same day will apply for a final diacharge from my trust as Executrix. Any persons indebted to said estate is #)tified and required to make pay- ingnt on or before that date; and all pefddfl9 having claims against said es. FINAL SETTLEMENT Bobby Reeder has been out for a; Tako notice that on the 28th day of week with a swollen knee. B. Red- mond. junior back, has been ob«inied •L™'' «t* •-■' •"■' E«- walking around the campus a, though i„ the office of the he were afraid some one would poke; Probate of Uurens County. tote will pr«s«nt them on or befori io’clock a.-m., and on the same Mid date duly proven or be forever bamdo MRS. LILA ELIZABETH , NEKHIBORS, Executrix. Oei tU 1932.—ll-17-4tc. SPECIAL Nm. t9p ltS2 \\M par year. ir WihCUDWILL parenthesis tackle, hurt his funny; will apply for a final discharge bone. J. B. Copeland looks like a walk-:from my trust as Executor, ing hospital on the practice field. Bar- j Any persons indebted to said estate rett is bothered with an injured hip.-is notified and required to make pay* a?Ml Searcy Elliott limps pretty badly jment on or before that date; and all down in the flaU dach afternoon. k*ving claims against said es- ThsyTl all probably pull out bf it by!^^ ^*11 pteseht them on or before the Wofford game. < ^ ' barred. I BOLUS CAUSE. Executor. I Oct. 21. 1932.—U-17-4tc. SUBSCRIBE TO THB ''The Paper Bveryhady / Ora — S. H. Byrd, John Blakely, Will McClintock. Owings—F. S. Stoddard, B. B. Ow ings, Harley Cook. Pleasant Mound—R. W. Stewart, B. W. Weathers, Shep Riddle. Poplar Springs — Guy EUedge, J. Wade Culbertson, C. H. Simpson. Princeton—J. W. Babb, J. F. Davis, E. S. Smith. Renno — Pierce B. Ferguson, Wil liam S. Hatton, Thos. P. Weir. Shiloh — Roy Wallace, F. F. Hel lams, Claud Armstrong. Stewart’s Store—L. S. Cooke, R. E. Gentry, A. J. Hughes. Tip Top — H. E. Anderson, P. W. Bagwell, J. D. Blum. Trinity-Ridge—Sloan Mahon, War ren Tinsley, R. E. Boyd. Waterloo — Gay Smith, John H. Wharton, Bobo Moore. Watta Mills-^B. F. Sorgee, M. A. Garrett, 0. F. HaAacll. MfoodvUle—J.'W. Peden, Paul Babb, W. iR. Putnam. Youngs — W. G. Henderson, Will Nesbitt, Tsrra Manky. The Mgqagers at each precinct Bonds Thereon. No. 4 DORCHESTER COUNTY A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 5 of Article X of the Consti tution by Adding Thereto a Provision | Relating to Notes and Bonds Hereto- i foie Issued by Dorchester County, and j Providing for the Payment, Funding, j or Refunding of the Same. ll-24-6tc. J.ANIE Ix SLOAN. Administratrix. NOTICE! We Have Plenty SEED OATS, WHEAT, RYE AND BARLEY Complete Line of Fancy and Heavy Groceries •We will have Fresh Oysters every day in the week during the season. No. 5 GEORGETOWN COUNTY , „ A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend | Poll line all kinds of Crackers. Fresh Section 7 of Article VIII, Section 5{gweet Milk every day. Fiesh Fish on of Article X and Section 13 of Article' Thursday, Friday and Saturday. II of the Constitution Relating to the Farmers Exchange Phone 157 ^ ' Bonded Indebtedness of Cities and Towns, by Adding Thereto a Proviso as to the Bonded Indebtedness of the City of Georgetown. No. 6 SUMTER COUNTY- A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Article V, Section 21, of the Consti tution of the State of South Carolina, 1895, so as to Enlarge the Jurisdic tion of Magistrates in Sumter County. RUBBER STAMPS I No, 7 CLARENDON AND COLLETON COUNTIES A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 7 or Artkk VUI and Section 5 of Artkk X and Section ^ of Ar- tick n of the <knstitotion Relating to Municipal Bonded Indebtedness by Adding a Proviso Thereto ah to toe 1 Any kind, to fit any busi ness. Prompt service. Rea sonable prices. Chnniick FuWishingCo. 74