The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 21, 1910, Image 2
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f(7BL1SHICD KVKBY KIUDAY
~-HY
W . X,. M^DOW KJX^Xi.
??"?' '#!? Jlfef ? '???" 1 '??*
tUi*H *o* Ai>vitK-riHiN?Ordinary
trunKluiit mlvu11inntoutu, Ami iimei ti<u>
*"> jper ntjuftr*; #?ch ?uWqu?ot lo
in &0 oen(0 par tqutr*.
C'A M DKN, 8. OCT. p, 1910
The cominiI'>p <<f I write eekn.
lo mIk in liockfftf11< r gave a
million dollars lo find out how to
eradicate i he hookworm line arrjv
flfe cooolut'on that kerosene
oil It a cure tvr too dUeaae.
"What will the world a*)V i? a
question which won If* many peo.
pie who are loo fnnsnive *0 to th<
opinion of other*. It one doe# his
duly, live lightly and follows hi*
conscience he ne< d not worry about
what the world might *ay, l'roba
hly the world would not say much
ao) way.
Thoy do queer thing* in Ander
?on sometimes. We have heard of
a man who mortgaged hi* automo*
bile and bouglit a home. ? Anderson
Daily M til.
Nothing queer about that?J>i?t a
wholesomo aign of returning s,anily.
The "queer thing" fas done when
the man without a homo bought an
Itulomohdc.? Lancaster News.
Columbia in having what ie pop.
slbly the greatest religious revival
In Ha history. S.nno of the best
known revival!*'* have been aeenr
?:d and services hio being iuld dai
ly In every Church in the city.
While In Columbia on Tuesday last
it. was our good fortune to hem
Rev, Geo. C. Gates at the First
liapliat at '11 o'clock and Archdea
oon Webber at 4 o'clock at Craven
Hall. Undoubtedly a great work
is being done there.
Hon John G Rcharda of Liberty
Hill has been appointed Deputy Or
gan'z^r for Kershaw C.iun'y to work
for tho upbuilding of tho Fanii<rs'
Educational and Co Operative''Union
of Amerca. Hi will bo author zy\
to organizo now local unions and to
rovivn aud reo'gan'za tuirpend^d
looa| unions wherever necehnary
All eectiooH desiring the florvires cf
un brganiz ;r. aboold communicate
\VitU |.i<n at once The President*
arid Seert tarie* of nil the-local union**
? lint have ever been organized in Ll>??
county aro rrqneatcd to ftommunu'nl**
with l im as rood hh convnniont, e??
tlmt a serioa of meetings can bo ar
ranged;
Whl'u ik yietiL many are inien ut
eri id It?injf midlines nml audi iik.
the. thing ihlit. will niri humanity a'
la.rp'o uioro will be htton?1 in^ to ibin
wiiiM rather limn flying ab< ve it.
Our inoild of travel is nufllcienl fur
'y- iid, ami wi! would prefer improve
'ments in machinery thai would help
?the farmers. uinl c?iu?n them to
prosper than anything with wingH.
YVe desire to keep people in the
wnilri and not above i', utilbsa it he
those who bear iIiikii the pi ice of
cotton tint) tht-n, in turn, chimo ih?
prie.e of neoeasitiea to lly upward.
the Hying machine will take lhai
crowd to some other eiiuie then
micoees to it. ? Ctu atei fluid A lvi t
liaer.
Excursion Rntou
vi ^ Southern Railway
Account Spartanbnrg County
Fair the South rn Kulway an
t". nouutiH Kreutly reduced rated to
Hpar' anbury, S. C. ami ieturn,from
V:v points between ami including (it;,
r ItimItih, Greenviile, Andersor, R >cli
jf HiM, Kl i^kwriu rp,C;tla w lin Junction,
Calhoun KhIIs, S C. >.mi Augusta,
Qu, tiikflb to he add November 7>.h
;.7; lo 11'iU inclusive, llrinl limit No
fj vciuher 12.ii.
For further infoimition, in k 'in
etc., apply to Sou1 hern R-iI?vhj'
ticket agents or addiens.
J. Ii. MKEK,
"AaaUtant Gem i a I Passenger A'^ent,
AltK <?* tit.
W K.-MoGm.,
-Division Passenger Agen?,
Charleston, S. C.
SaRa ^
?r-?
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
?' '
Stnto of South Carolina,
^ County of Kershaw.
-la lu>reby privcn that the K<'ii
election for State and county
>r? will bo held at the voting pre
I ^prescribed by law in Bald coun
Tuosday, November R, lyiO. said
ay being "Tuesday following the tlrst
londay in November, as prescribed
icaiiohs for suffrages are
i:
? Ih State for two .years*.
_ifty <mr TTOT/Ifftht- polling
td in whioh the eUetor offers to
>nth?4 and the payment
fore any vlevttcn of a-ny
due nnd payable: Pro
*~ln charge of an
mijl_ tcachcra. of
be entitled tp vote
|nn* residence in tho
MIuEMI,' ? ,(J
n must
ct
tke
the ij;<> 11j? it? "i all (.L\kh, iuvludlu#
I Mil I lax, iu?neM*ed and collectible dur
ing the pt-evlou* yeah? Thin produc
tion of a curiinfulj# or the receipt of
ih<* officer authorised to collect such
IliXCM shall b<- I <;ll( lllulv. 1 M Oof at llio
l?u; m< ni thereof.
ThnfM >d?ull bo separate- und distinct
ballot* and htyto# al thin e|octloii tuI
the followlnir officers, to wit: (I)
governor and lieutenant-governor; (-)
other Htutc oJJIcwi'H; (3) Stat* uenutor;
(4) member# </f house ??f represcnta
(Ivi , {'?') county officers. On which
Khali be the itaine or mimes of the
person <?i |}^f||UU| vol<*<i for um no. h
o dicers, renpi < lively, ami the oflh e for
which they nro voted.
liefniv (lie hour flx^d for opening1
tin- pollN.-inuiiMjrei'M ami clerks hiuMt
take ami subscribe (liu constitutional
oath. 'J'he chairman of ?the ItOltl'd of
manaKClH t'UU administer th?? oath to
th?' other iwemWi'M and to the eleHt!
a notary public niUvt it'lmliiiltcr the
oath to the chairman. The mahuKcr*
elect 111?11 . |i, itf)|^ii i^ini ? ?
T'iYilfi jlf ea cTi voting place must he
opvn.vl ?t 7 o'clock a. m, and cloned
al \ o'clock p, in., except In the. c ity
of ('haiicMton, where they shall he
opened at 7 a. in. and closed at C
p. in.
The ;naiwtK*TH have the power to till
a vacancy, ami If nolle of the mana
ger# attend, the citlzeiw -can appoint'
fi'iim union* the tpxiltficd voters, the
mnmiKcrs, who, after being tiworn, can
conduct thu aitfctloh.
At the said ejection senarate boxch
will he provided at whl< h qualified
electors will vote upon the adoption
or rejection of amendment# to the
State constitution, aa provided in the,,
following joint resolution#:
The question of adopting each
amendment hIiiiII he submitted at the
next general election \A the plectom
as follow/*: Those inJ favo^ tit the
amemlment shall depo/t a hallot with
the following Words plainly printed or
written thereon; "Constitutional
amendment of Section ,,, of Article
... of the eoiiHi It nt Ion, relating to
., . .,. . yes." Those opposed
to s.,iId mineiidment shall cast a hallo!
with the following words plainly
printed or written thereon: "Connti'
jutloiial amendment of Section . of
Article of the constltiitloil, relat
ing to , . No."
No. nou.
A joint Resolution Proposing to
Amend section 7, Artlele VIII, of
Liu* Constitution. Itelatln?-t-o Mti
nh'lpal lloipled Imhddeilne.HH,
Section 1, He it renolved by tin
Ken era.I HHMctnhly of the State ?>t South
LTarolinu. That the following Amend
ment to Section 7. of Article \'I 11 of
the constitution la* agreed to: Add
at- the end thereof thv- following
words: Provided, That the limitation
proposed by this sec!loll, and by' Sec
tion fi, Article X .of this constitution,
shall not apply to bonded indebted
ness Incurred by the town of l>arllnjx
ton, where the proceeds of said bond.
ure applied solely for the purpose of
drainage of said town and street im
provenicnts, und where the question
of liiciiriliiK such Imb btiMlness is cub
mltted to the I'reehoblers and <|iial|
Ilcd vot<rs of such luuiiiclpallty, a>
provided in the constitution, upon the
? LUestion of. other bonded imlcbtcd
ness."
ApproVLd the fourth day of Febru
ary, A. I>. 11110.
No. ,"?80.
A J "I n.l Itcsolul Ion t<> Amend Section
7, Article VIII of tin1 Const ilut i ? ??i.
Jlil.rtliiK (o Municipal I'. < > it < I. ?. I 111
- ?11 ?1> I???I lie KM, b.V AdlllUK 11 1VU\ Is.O
Thi-ri'lu ?s t?? tvrlsiln Towns.
Section I. Il?< l? resolved l?y the
Koncral assembly ill' the Stall* of South
< 'arolina. That 111?> follnwIiiK nrnend
Jlll'lll tl> I >?<? Constitution nf till' Spile
t if Smith Carolina bo submitted I" the
<1 tin 11 fl ?'i I elect ors i>f t)i.' State ai ih?
lli'Xl ni'lli'fjil i-lfi (intl for i ('prcsenta -
lives. >i r i < I if a majority of t|i<' clci'iu-s
11 tin 1 i (i <-< 1 In' villi- lor members i?f tlo>
^K'H' ial assembly voting thereon hIhiII
vote In fnvor of such aniendiuen t, and
a majority of each hraiM'h of tin- Ken
oral a^tMribly ahull. aft?M' such < tcr
tinii, uriil hi'fnri' another, ratify siid
amend mi'iit by \?is ami nays. that
Si 'i ? I loll 7. Allele VIII. relating to
Imr.iliMl 11nil I>ti iliii'is, In* ami'iuli'ii hy
adding at Ihi' 'iii' ihiiinf ilii- fol'oM
lt>K vVi.rdn: I'ri.x id..I. T.iint i Ic !!mi
la I ions 1 in posed I iy this s i * i '* f I' m anil
by Section uf Article \ of this
?'(institution. shall not ? ? t? i? Iy to t<n? I? <I
Indebtedness incurred hy the lo'wns
of AlUrii. In the (-minty of Ai.keii.:
I'aniibii. in 1*1 io county of Kershaw;
i'Ki'i i'--, in tin- eountv of i *h ?? t? ?: I;? ? 1 ? I;
t'Union, in the lo'iniv of Lauren.*.
K.Icefield. in tin- . ounty of l-Mi;. fi 1-1
and St. Matthews, in tin1 county of
i'alhoiin. when itu' proceeds of said
homls urc applied soli lv n-ml ex< lu
slvely- for tin- hullililiu. il'i'i'tillK. ?s
tahllshiUK anil maintenance of w ;i t?? ?
works. elect ii ' liulit plants, s. \\. raije
system or stieeia. a,'id \\ i i ? ? r i* I h ? ? 'iiies
lion of IM?-?ii*i init such indcmi'iluofc
is submitted in tlii- ?i ii ii 11 rti-ii rid tors
of said muiii?i;>allly, as pi ovldod in
Hi.- constitution. upon tlu ipnstion of
hi ? I 111 I'll 1 11 ? l? lltl'll lll-NS.
Appnivi'il tin* 2Mh ilav of February.
A 1> 10 H?.
No. ."481.
A .Joint Itcsolution l'roposiii';' to
Auion11 Siftioii 7. Artlcli* VlllHif
tin- Constitution. Relating to Mu
nicipal I to mli 'i 1 ImlrhtiMlU'ss.
Section I. Me It resolved hy the
Kcneial assembly of the Slate of South
Carolina. That tIi? ? following atnend
mint to Si'rt ion 7. A rtiele A' 111 of thi>
Coli'tUiltion Iii- an I'. i'il to. A.ill at
the rn.I tin i ? of tin- follouinir w,*ids
ITo\ i'h il. fuithi'i. Thai the limit i -
t lo'.is I ill t ?osi'< I h\ tills sci't ion a I! il h>
SiM'tnm of Aitii li' \' of tins const!
tliti11ii ihr.ll ii' I apply to the hondid
itidi'ht. din -s in and hy .ui\ muim-ii d
i-orpoi atIon wh. ii iii,- prod ,'d- of jt.ihl
homls arc applied ?*<? 11? 1 >? aiol i ".ii -
?ivi'ly fin' tin1 |n|r?-h:i.?c. imI a hi ish ' ii>-n t
an.I nia intcnancc of a u alri wurkt
plant, or -ewerauo sv-t-in. or livhtinK
plan'., and when the uuisti.-n of ineur
i inj; in h indi'htt diii'ss is ? 11? n1111? d
to i,'u fi i'i'holi|i-is and iiu.ilitieil \oier.s
of sin Ii miinli ipality, as pio\li|. .| in
the conatilutlou upon the uticstj of
other homh'il I llileht |')| III ss
A pprov ?'d the 2Mb day of !??? hrua:\.
A 11 1!?!
No. .*>s;l.
A .Ii int Herniation I 'in'purl Iiik t.
Alllelld Seetloll 7. Al tiile \'I I I of
I'll' i 'onstitiitii.il. K"!nthiK to Mil
pliipal I ti nvled I lidehU dness.
Sei lion 1. lie it resolved hy tin
ui net a! a-;'.iin id v of (he Slate of South
t'iirolimi. that the followlnij am-iiil
nicnt to Section 7. Article VII! oi
the ( ?llHtltUtlon he HK'I'ei'd to' Add at
I hi' end t he'l'col the folloVVillK' WiWilj-".
"I'roviilcd. further. That the limit.i
thnis imposed hv ihis ycctloti. and h>
Sei (ion Arti. le of this coiistitu
ti? >11. ;;luill not apply to bonded imleht
1'dncs.s Incurred hy tin- illy of Aiken,
hul said city of Aiken may Increase
Us bonded Indebtedness in the man
ner pro\ idcil for in said section of
said artl' le to an amount not ekceed
Iiik I a per cent, of the value of the
taxable property I herein for the pur
pose of est ihlishiiiK. oxtendlnK. c6m-?
pietlnji and repairing a system of
wutwwiirks, soworaKe, cluctrlo lights
and power."
Approved the 2Sth day of Kehruary,
A. I). 1910.
No. .180.
A Joint IU?.* ?
Amend Section 7, Article V.III of
the Constitution. Relating to Mu
nicipal ltonded Indphtednesa.
Rcotion 1. He It resolved by tKc
4Con?iP?l Hfftt'mhly of the State 'of^ South
C'orclinR, That tho follow imc aim nd
m?nt* to' Soction 7, Article VIII of
the constitution bo ?geecd to. Add
at tlio end thereof tho following
wordn: Provided, further. That the
amount* npt w-cdliitf ?'
the v?41ti?.? ?t i li'.?? ? in??yw-ny ?
th?rein. \vh? ro i>n* |jiuc??dH of atild j
bond*. yo ttn? amount of twenty
Hand <920,000) dollar# #brtJI he lnvn?<d '
1 >vi1 ?' liv Itic town r oiincH of ?ai'V l-jwn
of Ht. MutOlcwM to lh*' duly ti|>l'*dnt?'d |
"Jj||linlN.lioiU<l? of *l?e volllitv of fill- <
Uuuii, for (hti j>\ir])o?.' of aldfiiK in
conmi o< i |?.n (.r uuWli l>.Ulldi)lK0 for
the Ofj^inty of Culnoun.
. Ai?|)fovi*d the ?Kih ??ny or F*ftridw% '?
v p |#?o
s.?. MM.
A Joint Tit'tvinlK'n Proposing t<>
Amend Icnloii lj}, of Article v of
the CotiHtllutlqn, lt< luting to Aj?"o?
elate JfUHtil < m.
HMtloii' l. ilo it r? sol Ved by tho
Koiicinl Tihxi int.iy of tin State ??f South
tNtroilua, thi?t th?? following mn?nd
rric t>i>? to tin* I'rtiiHtltMtioii of Hoiitli
('urolliia be submitted to the qualified
electors of (In* State Ul the, nc\t fSCOP
? i n I ? i ' Hon fpr r<'i>i '_jLiitail ??.*...'1
tf rt TTTJTjfiriiy or'TTfc ejector* i|iio Idled
lo vote for inomber* of t!<?? gtticnil
assembly voting thofeon shall vote In
fuvor of amendment Mid u
majority of eat'li br&neh of )lj*> gen
OVn) ;i :i' mbly ahull after 11?!i . i. <
(Ion, and In foro another. vatlf, said
amendment by yens and nays, thai
Mnctthfi 12, or Al'ilrk V "f tli. < ou
st! tutt on i ? ri'TTiig i" Associate I u.iiI*.? s,
In- ajn ended l>y hi i II'. Inn out in
:t, 4 hikI fi,- tin w\ni drt.-"but If tli" four
Justice* equally divide in opinion, tho
judgment helovv shall bo u(Mnn<-(l,"
a no by Klrlkhig out tin- word ''tWo"
In lint* h, and Inserting In llou thereof
word "tin . ? ho (hat w 11.? i? amended
Mio some feliall mid iih follows:
"Her. 12. In -all (:;ihch decided by
tin' HUI<I<IIU< court, the concurrence
#?f three of the Justice* nhall hi* necoK
nai.y for a reversal of the Judgment
below. subject In tlo' provisions here
inafter preserlbed, Whenever, upon
the lion r In if of uny en tine or question
before tin* supreme court in the oxuiv
else of its Original or appellate juris
diction li Nhall appear to tin* Justices
thereof. or any of them, that there l?
Involved a question of constitutional
law, <>V of conflict between tho eon
stltutiou -and Intvs of this State nipt
of tile tJUlted States, or' betwen the
duties and obligations f>f her citizens
under the Maine, upon the determina
tion of which Hi.- entire court Ik /lot
<igre? <1, or whenewc the jubilees of
said court, or any two of them, de
Sll'e It on uny cunse ov tfueBtlon. *?>
before said court, the < lilef Justice. or
In bin ab? i;im?<?, the presiding axsoHate
lUHllce, shall call to tile. assistance of
t lit- supreme court all of the .judges
if the circuit court: Provided, Imw
ever.. Thnt when the mutter to sub
mitted Is involved In. an appeal from,
tin circuit court, tl\p circuit judge who
trb-d the cause shall not sit. A
majority of tin- Justice# of the supremo
Colirt and ? i^cuit. judges shall coiiHtl
| t lite u ipiorum. 'I'he decision of t'i.e
c??|irt -so constituted, or a inajniity
?if the JuHtices and judm s sitting, shall
l>r filial and conclusive. In such case
tile chief Justice, or. Ill bis absence,
? he pri-sidlnK i.Ms-ndale justb'e. simtl
preside. Whencvi r t lie. Justices ?? f the
sup'renie rourt and the ? ? 11?? n11 JikIkcV
iiic< t 11 igct eii r f,.r tho purposes a fore
said. If the number thereof lie <|ua!!
Hed In ,^it ? ?iliMlltille nil Vvrn llUlldier,
then olio of the circuit Judges must
ri-tiri : and lite circuit Judi;es pr<'S<-ut
sluili di termini- by lot which _of thi li
"Tiuinbi r shall retire."
Approved tin- 20th" diiv of Kid>ruarv.
A. I). 1 !?1 0.
?
No.
A Joint ItesftUillon to Amend Secllon
?. of Viiii'ie \r of tile l"oOt(llutiiOr?
It' latiiur to Associate. Justlcos of
I be Supreme ('mi rl.
Section 1. Me It re?olved by the
t?A 11 a I'll KH-t'inblv Of tile State <?( South
I'aroliliu. 'I'iiat tile- f<dlo\\ illf? allieud
? n? Ml' to tin- i oiis'ltutIon of the-Slat*
? I' Honth ('rrolina be submltti d to llie
qimlllieil eleetdCii_i>f the Stale at til
0 \t Kiin-i al ideetio'n fi.?r refill .sent'i
live.-. arid if a majority of the elec
tors I |UU Ihled to vole for uicinlp rs lif
tile general aH?en>h)y \otim( thereon
-ball v.'lc in L'avnr of -?i?*h nTrieTttliiii.nl
? iiul a majevitv "f each loain b of (lie
s'i ii' r.i| as>eiiibl.\ shall, after su. ii
ele? lion, and befurc .'tiK'tle r. ratifv
s.-iiil ;? mend 111 en I b_\ jeas iiMii liar's.
1 ha t "Section of Arlieb- \' of t>i.
olist if 111 |o|i l ehlllHK to a.ssoei'a'tf Jus
tb'e.s he amended by yti'lkiii* out tin*,
word "i hr. e" in line 2. and ins'-rtlim
in lieu thereof the word "four." and
st l iking out i In' word "eluh-t-' in line
6 and lnrerl ini? the w ord "ten." so
l.hal win n amended the same shall
read as foil .w s:
See. 'I'll.- supreme e.airt shall
'"on-i-it of a i? 11f justice and fmii' assn
eia te jiistii . s; an v thr< ?' ??f w bom ha! 1
i.on.-l II ate i riuortim for tin- trans, te
flon of I'UsinesK. The ebief jus: Ire
shall preside, and in hi:, absence, the
?'e .ior .i.^Sm lute j?t*tic.\ They shall1 be
? iii li d for tie term .if ten y?-ars. and
shall continue in ollii-e until their sue
ci.'sj-iiln Shall be i leete I and ipi ijific.'
and shall be so' e|asifi> .1 that one of
thein shall k" "lit of oliice e\?>ry two
vea rs
Appro\iil the 2t'th day of FVbru:irv".
\. I > 1I
No. 5110.
A Joint ({evolution Proposim; an
Amendment to Article X of the
foiistitution. by Addinir Thereto
Section 1 t. to Kmpmvcr the ('itbs
of < lreen\'ille. Spa rtnnburw and
Coluinbia. and lite Town of Man
n'liir to .N^suoss Abuttimt PrupeT'ty
for Permanent Improve'iients.
Section I He' it resolved by the
?roller.il a-s. niblv of tb?' State of Scat'i
''aridina. Thai t'a follow |tnr am.ml
ni. lit to Article \ of th.- Stale co
stitutio'.i. to In- kn->wji a.! Secijon | |,
cf said Article X. be ai;r. e.| to by t'/o
t birds of tin ineill b..is elected t."> . .udl
horse, , a Mil i nt? ii 11 on the journal
? *|.i . 11 \. ?! \ \ iih \ i as aeii n:iys taken
lb- ; ? il 1 . j-nbiaitti d to the ijual
Midi elector* of the Slate at the i>. \t,
r-'ll lal i lection thel'i after lor re I ire
111: i tix i s to V, It Add the follow is.K
CI t |||1 'O Aril. :?? X of tile eiill-l'tll
?i- a. to be and In- known as Section
1 t
Si ? |i The Kcl.eial ii>si ir.bly lti;:\
antbori/. tlc .-oi p iiate authorities i t
the citii.s .of i; ri ? !iville. Sparlanl-iTt
? n I i \ Iambi.i. ai d the town of t;i
' ? t e. ?? t> ! \ ; all a-sess 11', c 111 VI |' 11 a' -
t lilt,'- pf'op. I t \ fo|- ll.e JUI |.o>. .if |>
!?!.> tor | evii..ii,i in Iii);11-.*?\ cnients oa
?itr. ets and sid.?talks i iiun.lia t. 1>
a b : ? t i m: >u ' i |:ii|.t i t . I *r< vitteii
That ? aid iniprnv. m. iitv t?c ordered
? ?lily upon The written ? oi"?i lit of two.
thirds of ll.e ..wio is of the property
a'fiU iiiK upon [lie street, sbl walk or
part ni either psm os. d to li. im
pl'ou-d. itinl upon condition tti.lt Said
corporate a ill iioi a i. s shall pay at
least one-bail of the costs of s;.? h
iltlpro\ e 1111 III-:
Appl'i>\n! the _'?',!l: da \ of l-'c br i: a r \,
A. IV I !?1 II.
No iut:t.
A .lolni IteMd ut ion Propo.siim to
Amend Section Ii. of Article X
of tin- < '.institution of lv.i.',, lit bit
ing to Itombil |),bt of Counties
and Townships.
Section 1. He it resolved by the
general assembly of the State of South
Ciirolina. That the fidlowing i.niend
mcnt to Station ??. of Article X of the
Constitution ol' ij i o- St at e of South Car
olina be submitted to tin- <|ualltle?l
electors of the State at the next gen
eral election for repro.s?-ntutlveM, unit
If n majority of electors onaliflud to
J vote for members of the general
assembly voting thereon shall vote in
favor of such amendment, and a
majority of each branch of the gen
eral assembly shall, after sueh <-lec-_
tlttii and be for** nnnther. rVillfy said
amendment by yeas and nays that
Section t?. Article -X, relating to the
bonded debt of any county or town
ship be amended by adding at the end
thereof tho following words: ??pro
vided. .That the limitation Imposed by
JJlia section Hh**ll not apply to any
township In the county of Orecnwood,
nor to nny township in the County of
Saluda, through which, in whole or
In pf*. the " * *
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MEN WHOM WE CLOTHE
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m Look distingiiUlicd anywher*, s.t homy m* abroad. The
clothes wo put. on a man mtke him look well dressed^. lie
case they're
Harl Schaffner & Marx clothes
<11 wool fabrics, high class tailoring, correct fir, perlfct ylyle.
Tlie new models f"-r fall and inh-r mix? very striking; you'll
find your idea well onrru* I out in them.
Suits $20. to $o0. Overcoats $18. to $00.
iii < ir?M'ii\\ ?><id ?? ? ?u 11!y ? an<l Saluda
?!?;!>". It li.l tin (ni.iii.ly of Saluda be
in;,' h'-r i iiv <? vt>r. >>l> authi rl/cil to
;.t' 'iond? in .-til of 111-? eou.- t > sk i ion
of il'c id |.io|i,is'm! iai|rotd, under
villi !? vtrN'ti? - a:.d limitations n ? the
K> ' i ll -Hibi.? nu.y. preseribh- re
! 11. "I'l uvided. That * \? ?:*? amount
of .N-l I'll lii.tol-i sh.'ll ll<jt ?'\ee?-d N ]H r
>?> '1111 >11 of tli ? ? assessed valution of .the
taxable pi'(i|?'i i) of such townships."
ov?*d tin- L'tith day of February,
a. r>. i!? i
. ?
At 'he close' of the < lection the innn
ii;iii'| i li'i'K. tuuat prtu-.t <??! publicly
to open t)l^ ballot l>i>Xe.H alld CtMIIlt
the ) ril'o! ? ih<V< iti, ami eohtltiue with*
? ? M adjournment until the same
? ?hi pii t, 4, and iiuikc a statement- of
!!h. n suit for I'm it otfii'o and slg;ii (lie
Within three days thereafter,
it ..heir man oi the board, or some
"I1.- .''-signaled Ij?. the board, must de
iI\ ? i to the ??<>jti misslopers of election
ili'- i>? !I list, the boxes containing; the
ballot.*: and written statements of the
?? .-nit ! of till' flei tioll.
r^iitaucrs of Klection.?'-The follow
ing ni.in:i({M'? of election have been
apjiointml to hold the election at the
\ arioUs iiroeitv'K in the said county:
Omiuli n ()(tc-r*i House?1 K Alexan
der. W i-' Ru-aelt. \V S Dodd.
Mi, Zinn Church?K T T A
Mvi i ', J 11 Miirsha'1.
Wcriji.le*? D F Owen, J A Mi 1) -well.
I. M Tiu?mK'I!.
?Sbvkion?J (' Humphries, J E I'e rc\
Kd Workman.
K rk cy > .-tort? T H Kirklty, Jam s
11 o, ton Kiiwanl Ivrkley.
l.ibt-r.y II ill?K i, .lonefl, <? U ( Kin
em-, W A Cnunintfha'ii
Clev eland ? J F West, A U n Mitivlii
11 ?il li i* ?1 ?
1 >l?ii:ey ? Kliu.i:e Brown, .1 W Wood,
S K lioM.
l.iid'H M l!?A F- KonnoiU, Willie Ki
ii..rii, J M I'orJer. ? .
Butain s X Homl ?A W Kubon. J K
Sni:iii |{ 'l' Mj,
i'a:.t<v? I K Creed, II Dowry, B B
l'n:c a*.J.
li? rii.i'u rr n Mil id?W J Christ
ii r. , !1 i'Mniby, (' I. Bradley.
t'ir.f i'r. i'k Ci'tton Mt 1?j D MeCti*
l^i I, K I'l'ikliani. F K Twilly
Boiliiinc?I) il Bethui\>>, 8 V llnr.lncr
?Iii' A Mc'Ja>kdl.
Ilnlirtlo?J K C.iv.e, ^T A SIihw, .1 M
Si> v\ I'll.
?Moke's Sci:uol ll^n^c?W 11 Me^aa
ktll, ii Ij l',tle, .1 W Cato.
^Jiiylur'n Hill ?S W iIorn?br, lv M
In *Ui ford. K L Siuvrl.
Iirt-vvt t'?< Stir*.'?ii 1 Ilamtnotd, RF
II foa, Ji N llainni.md
ll?: v""K Boek?N B Taj lor, B M
Joiii'ti, K l'T'Uv?de,l
M I.*mm's Umiich?-Alex Shaw, J S
15 Mlliutl, 1< A V u'koi y
Ii'Hiry's Mi ?-J B Munn, J Ij Ca ce, W
I > ^rrs- \
Tin Man.t?. ra at each precinct
nmnid hIhi.i' are requested to dele-,
gate i lie of tin ir number to eaU at
ttic Court House on Saturday, NTo\'em
b> r ,'ith, and secure boxes and blanks
t>".' the elty-tlnn.
JnllN K. DROWN',
1>. <i. KldlTCMKU.
\V. A. (TN'NlNdUAM,
Coinish.oiioni rs of Stute and County
1'ieetious foi Kershaw Oottmy,
s. e;
October 11, 1910.
State of South Carolina.
<"'??:nty of Kershaw, ^
N'i?lli<_( is hereby Kivon that 0?e
Oer.erat T5lectlon for Representative In
Coujjrcjis u4W l?e heW at" the Vdllnjf
pr. . in-'ta lixctl l>\ law in thr founty
?of Keralmw on-Toe?<lay. November 8,'
1910. said day betnft Tuesday follow
in* the flrat Monday, as prescribed by
law.
The qualifications for^sufTrage are
as follows: .
. lttftidcnoe fn ?tat? for two yum, In
A-'JSLi 7 ?*? --'a.?--L.-*z3i?^
| ?.( -to,. four months, :i 11 <1 the payment
h *'i^ months* In fort- any election of an}
|m H lax tht-n due and p.iyable: I'ro
\ide.d, That ministers in charge'of tin
? r< ini/.?'?i church and teachers ??f pub
lic si'htM.is shall be entitled to vote
lift- r six months' resldt nee In the
St"tr\ it otherwise qualified.
Managers of flection must require
of tin.- voter th?' prodxiethn of a regis
tration certificate ami proof of the
payment oi all taxes, including poll
iiKisft sed and follpollbli' durtng
the previous y?.ar. The production
of a cot tllicat': or tjjo tvccipt of tho
oiltc.tr authorized to colUct Hitch taxes
shall be conclusive proof of the pa.v
m< nt t hereof,
Heforo tip- hour fixed for opening
the polls th?- Mimagers and. Clerk
must take anil subscribe to the Con
stitutional oath. The Chairman of tiio
Board of Managers can administer the
oath to the other Managers and to the
CWrk; a Notary Public must "adminis
ter the oath to Chairmen. The Man
agers elect their Chairman and Clerk.
Polls at' eaeh voting place must bo
opened at 7 o'clock a. ni., and closed
at 1 o'clock p. mi, except in the City
of Charleston, where they shall be
opined at 7 a. m. and closed at 0
p. ni.
The Mjuiag.'-rH have the power to
Tttr a vacancy; and* If none of the
Managers attend, the citizens can
appoint from among thu qualified
voters, the Managers, who, after being
^wurii, cat) conduct thM election.
At the close of the election, the
Managers and Clerk must proceed
publicly to open the ballot boxes .and
count the ballots therein, and con
tinue without adjournment until the
same is completed, and make a state
m< nt of the result for each olllco.
and idKti the same. Within three
days thereafter. the Chairman of the
Ibmrd. or some one designated by the
Hoard, must di liver to the Commis
sioners of Kleetlon the i>oll list, the
boxes containing the ballots and writ
ten Mult ments of the result of the
election.
Managers of Election?The follow-,
lug Managers of Kleetlon have been
appointed to hold the election at the
vat ions precincts in the said County:
\'alnden?J. J. C^odale, T. It. Rruco
and R. I). Williams,
llothune??11. I*. Raxlcy, K. T.
K?tiIdge and J. N. Nicholson. -
West\ IIK??T. H. Clyburn, J. T.
Owen .and II. J. Muun.
Lluffu^o School House?M. A. Shaw,
I >. L. Catoe and J. M. Sowell.
Klrklo)''? Store?T. It. Klrkley, H.
T. llortbn and S. A. Wrest.
Rrewer's Store?S. N. Hammond,
O. I1'. Ha mm oner and T. J^*Moselpy.
McKnin's Rranch?\V. H. Collier,
Alex Shaw and Kenneth MpCasHill.
Ml. Zlon Church?Rufus Moscley,
W. 15. Lt-o and W. L. Stokes.
Stockton?W. R. Gardner, R. M.
Pearce, Jr., and ?T. C. Humphries.
Hanging Rock?L. C. Hough, I. R.
Hayes and F. P. Truesdel.?
ldberty 11 III?O. R. Clements, R. C.
Jones and W. K. Thompson. . .
Rabon's Cross Roads?Dannie
Itabon, J. M. Mlekle and Win. Kelly.
Ling's AJill?W. 11. TUU?r, A.- H.
ICfcTYhedy and Willie Kinard.
Rlanoy?J. M. llutlor, T. 'M. Thorn
tor. and Simon Been,
Shaylor's Hill?L>. R. Ogburn,
Henry Hrakeford Hnd Kewls Young.
Haley's MIH?M.^W. Hough, W. D.
Hilton and P. I*. MeNaughtfm.
Stokes' School l-fouw*-?M. APate,
C. C. Pato and H. H. Pate.
Can toy HIP ?T. J. Turner, Henry
"ttarfleld jD.ntl?ISurrd Rarfleld. -
Ckfveiand School House?P. T,
Rrucr. P. T. Rruce, Jr., and A. JB?
?-r.im'. ,iav <'.it? v;.
- The Managers at each proCtriOt
named above ar$ rcaucsted to dele
RA'e t?ne < f their number to scour#
tfra ihU1?v .and blanks Jo?;
He??t<ifir ttfclbc office of The Watereo
M.Kientf r on Saturday, November the
5th, 19'0.
?? ITKNTtY K. BEARD,
JOB HOTTQBLv^Ty
Commissioner* of federal Election
tor Ktrihaw County, B. CL -
October 10, I?10,
THE GREAT
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FALL SHOW
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OF seasonable
MERCHANDISE OF
MERIT
NOW ON
ID OUR BIG STORE
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We want to impress the buying
public with the fact, that notwith
standing the ruling high prices for
nearly everything that is worn; we r.
are as is always the case able to take ;
care of the wants of the buying pub
lic, arid at a big saving too, we will
show to every ones satisfaction, that
we have bought the goods at mighty
good pripes, and very few will be the
items of MERCHANDISE OF MERIT
that will cost any more than last
season, and a great many items will
be shown at prices even less ; than
last season. ' 1
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suits
High Art is the name, and high Art
is the kind of workmanship
High Art is the kind of material usoi in High Art clothing.
You can do better here and you should always co:ne horc,
we are always ghul to see you, and will always savt you
money Better tome here all .the tiue. The gents fumi>h
inup department is now thoroughly equipped. Call on us.
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" The Big Store.^^^^^^H
Camden, ? South Carolina.