Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"9- V Wishes to announce to his friends and custome/s that bis / IS NOW BLAST NES 'ILDER s FOR SALE.—Home-grown Ahruzzi Rye, price $2.00 per bpshel f. o. b. Blackville.—Address H. Jeff Hair, Blackville, S. C., 9-14-tf FOR SALK.—Ore. cane mill with 18-ineh roller; also 100-gallon boil er. Good es new. Half price.—T. 13. Harley, Martin, S. C.—10-12-2tpd SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) and each day he gets by express new merchandise" to keep the Sale •- - BRIGHT and attractive. If you have not Jbeen one of my fortunate customers, hurry and come to my SUNSHINE SALE Sre what I have, buy what you want— MAKE HAY While the SUN SHINES! A. Golinsky, Barnwell The State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Common Pleas. Judge ‘ Dicks, Plaintiff, against Ben Walker, • Defendant. To the Defendant, Ben Walker; . YOU ARE HEREv f SUMMONED and required to answer the Com plaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to a copy of your Answer to the said Complaint on the subscriber at his office in Allendale, South Caro lina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and, if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforaaaid. the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Com plaint J. HENRY JOHNSON. Plaintiff' • Attorney. Dnto:: October !©.•. IfSf. K L Broneon, C. C. C. P. Barn. 4 well Count). South Carolina. iAral I \«m<K Til tK*P\ T HRIRNth ANT TO THE ABSENT DEFEND A XT. BEN S ALEER Y«H? Brill. PLEASE TAKE NO TICK. Tlm< the C«mmtalM mi S turn, tntfefhef Uttb the mmsuiMn*. of ©huh the Swotoiin is n «upf, • *» died NS the rdThre o# the- ClrfA of 1 MarwoeB t emstf. ad Rom* t . •» ts-t- »* lean, A. D of all taxes, including poll tax, as sessed against him and collectible during the previous year The pro duction of a certificate or of the re ceipt of the officer authorized to col lect such taxes shall he conclusive proof-of the payrpent thereof. Section 287, Code of 1912, ns a- mended by Act No. 6, special session of 1914. Section 237. There shall be three separate and distinct ballots, as fol-, lows: One'ballot for Renresentatives in Congress; and one ballot for Gov ernor, Lieutenant Governor, State officers, Circuit Solicitors, members of the House of Representatives. State Senator, county officers, and one ballot for all constitutional a- mendments and special ouestions, each of three said bores to he aporo- nriatelv labelled; which ballots shall be-o^ pla’o white pnrer and of such width and length as to contain the names of tbe office- or officers and question or ouestions to he voted for or upon, clear and even cut. without ornament, designation, mutilation, symbol or mark of any kind whatso ever. except tbe name or names of tbp person or nersons voted for and the office to which r-jch nerson or persons are intended to be chosen, and all soecial questions, which name or names, office or offices, nuestion or ouestions shall be written or printed or partly written or partly printed thereon in black ink; and such bal'ot shall be so folded as to conceal the neme or names, question or nuestion* thereon, and so folded, shall he deposited in a ttox to be ron- *Vruc*ed. kent and disposed of as herein provided hv Taw. and no bal lot of any other description found in either of said boxes shall he counted. On all special questions the ballot shall state the question, or ouestions. and shall thereafter have the word* “Yes" and *♦•<>" inserted so that tbe voter may indicate his vote by strik ing out one or the other of such words on said ballot, the word not so stricken out to he counted Before the hour fixed foe opening the palls. Manaeers and flerk* must take end suhoeethe *i* fonetltutien at oath The Chairmen of the Board a# Msnar» rs ran administer the oa*h to the other m*fher» and to the | CV*h; a Notary VhddMr must odm*a-1 r the* ao*h to the Chairman The I rrs elect the r Chairmen proviso as to Certain School Dis tricts in Pickens County. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion VII of Article VIII. and Section V of Article X of the Constitution so as to Exempt tl\e Ciy of Spartan burg fronMhe Provisions Thereof. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec- /" tion 7, Article VIM, and 1 Section »>, ® Article X, of the Constitution, so as to Exempt the City of Union from the Provisions Thereof. , - Election Managers. The following Managers of Elec tion have been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the said County:. ' Barnwell—J. Staff Halford, T. J. Langlev and Sam J. Ha 1 ford. Blackville—C. G. Storm, L. F, Hair and H. lG. Boylston. Sneiling—W. L. Baxley, A. E. Corley and U. D. Lee. Robbins—C. , M. Turner, Ashley Bush and A. R. DunPar. Kline—Wade H. Sanders, G. C. Best, Jr., and B. M. Jenkins, Sr. Dunbarton—F. H. Dicks, T. A. Greene and P. J. Hiers. Pleasant Hill — Chester Parker, Norman Folk and R. S. Weathers- Williston—F. T. Merritt, S. B. Hair and J. W. Waehter. Elko—R. R. Johnston, G. W. Hut son and W: H. Wooley. Hercules—J. E. Lane, C. F. Car ter and N. A. Black. Meyer's Mill^J. F. Sweat, D. H. Glover and W. F. Dates. The Managers at each pre<ffnct named above are requested to dele gate one of their number to secure boxes and blanks for the election at the Clerk of Court’a office. Barnwell, S. C.. Saturday, November 4th. 1922. S. R. Boylston. J. M. Killingswortii. E. R. C all. Commissioner* of the State and ( aunty Elections for Bamwrll County, 9. C. October It. 1972 I NOTIC E OF El. HIT Ion i# • e 1 u,, fir m%f-w * *«t§fh( ? oVtmA a lore Am » **w4 State of South Carolina. County of Bamwell N«*tow la Iwrvby given Mtat the Gennrul EWcCum for Repreuuatatlvv* M C. agvooo o*II ho hold at IK* vo». m# peorinrta fixed by taw tu tbe * wont* of Ra*«wv | ao Tueoday. No* e* T, 1*22. aUMl dat ta-t«g TW- foitwwtng tbr ftrv| Jlaudoj. m r*lvo4 by tie State l*«<Mt>rwt> o. I v. 1*1 if WatloOii fo mm or • ef *b Ml I #„-* a a UA*: t*» ■AA • *. J V ibr M #aagv'* * I f it a twaaey *a Maw •goe* at tee 1 " 4 or a*. *at from *m ■•g ' *• • o< voter*, tbe Maang*** ob« a> r»ii «N««ii#Krf f iNi # 4l lW tIhcma# mi *W «4vt|fti *• •o4 c ! * mw»* or»oooi I oil■< Moiawo a*o Wonderful! Wonderful! U talFU'M n%tf, ig of Sautb f'uroluau. ■amtI «f Boroovit iiwl roarm UMd tbe ill RT t>| ((IIIMOX FI E AS BT dtauAaroMX. fTamttff W onderful! There are hundreds of wonderful things to be seen in Augusta, but the most Phenomenal, most Startling and most Unbelievable, simply Paralyzing, is the Cyclonic Destruction of Prices at the Greatest Shoe Store in Georgia or South Car olina, THE GREAT EASTERN. Just think of it - One Hun dred Thousand Dollar Stock of Shoes at prices unbelievable. Does not make any difference how little money you have got! Come to the Great Eastern Shoe Co. Your money will buy you a pair of Shoes and a Hat. We know money is tight and hard to get and is very particular “WHO TOTE ’EM’’ nowa days. More the reason why you should come to the Great Eastern Shoe Co. We invite you with confidence, knowing disappointment is out of the question. Hats by the Thous ands from $1.00 up to John R. Stetson’s best. Does not make any difference how scarce your money is or how tight you hold it, the quarters, halves and dollars will simply crawl out of your pocket after the BARGAINS. Jtist can’t keep still in their hiding place. Wonderful and amazing are the only words to convey the extent of our Bargains, so fall in, and help the crowd “Eat ’em up.” . . HENRY JoUNlkiN FlalaiBF. 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Greent‘ and ♦% ::: formerly j a Proviso Thereto a* to the Due hounded School District No. 3X, Ablic-- as follows: . "On the North by lands of' the estate of B. F. Anderson, on the East by lands of E. W. Weathers bee on the South by lands of Cater Rountree ^nd Mrs. b. X. Cohen and on the West by lands of Cater 'Rountree. Walter HR and Thomas Green. . The successful bider at above sale is required to deposit v/lth the Mast* er. Tvyo, Hundred and 00-100 ($200.- 00) Dollars, to guarantee the com- ville County. A Joint Resolution :o Amend Sec tion 7. of Article VIII and Section of Article’X of the Constitution, so as to Exempt the City of Beafort From the Provisions Thereof; A Joint Resolution to Amend Par agraph Article X of the Constitu tion Relating to Bonded Indebtedness of Counties, .Townships, School Dis tricts, Etc., by Adding a Proviso as to the County of Beaufort. A Joint Resolution to Propose an Amendment to Article X of the Con stitution by Adding Thereto a Sec tion^ to lx* Known as Section 13-A, Empowering County Authorities to Assess Abutting Property for Per-, manent. Improvement of Highways. A Joint Resolution to fww* la *w#a„ fru* awwaila o«ti tk* AUlVkwat •»% la latbw awfawrw o**v wlw. • •wax mi a*9 fail (at Ibwa Aw, aavl payaMw pisaiAai. That Ai»aiwiw »* Mi vbatga wf au a*gaai#wdl «b*wrb *a mi AmMu aibaala wMaii a» la vala a*(ww • iv uw-al* •* ■a tAw AvuMw. ifc« mi' v bbamhAe B#uia«xal«au p- ,*a.a« of oH ta vwa tft* Nwftftg fall la*. aw*aa*w«4 *1*4 lad iMw a*,,ag tba a#*a waa* , wu* Tba pfaAurf w-a « f a* ,wwV ifM al. mw Ibw rwwif* of Ibw wMiraw aulbw*«*wM la caBwat curb ta*a* vJiaB la cwwala • f Ibw pa,**wat Ibwrwaf few bwuf fi«a4 f«C wfaaifty* tbw pwft* Haaagvrv ami Clavk* mat labw aad »u^ar,iS» ta Ibw ('•**•*Mu* I toMiaf aalb Tbw I "Natcxaaft af tba I lk*f*l «f N«f»*c*** ta© abate i*l* r a*>**i»*« acl Ibw aalb la tb* «fbw» Mana^tfi or*l ta fb* S»» * ] ta Ibr fVrkt • ValOf PuM* mu«l ft* mi bw fal t odnonater tba ,*|b la I'batrUMO. j Tb« Manogv-r* vlart Ibwtt I bateat vm aa4 I Iwri. at ro.Hi vMiaw^tatw atu*t W •Mv-'ad at • aVba*b a at . ami rtiwii d xt 4 mVl<>t k p m.. at*( *n tbr I'tty af Chari* *< -n whrer tbwy •ball !<•* apt-r ed at 7 a. m and clon'd at »*. p . Bb * -•* —aw- * The Manager*'hive the power t»» fill a vacancy; and if n<ttte of the Manager* attend, tbe citizen* can appoint. fn»m among the qualified voter*, the Manager-, who, after U*- mg awrwrn, can conduct tbr- electioa. At the close of Ule election, the Managvrs and Clerk must proceed ’publicly to oinm the ballot box and count the ballots therein, and contin ue without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a state ment of -the result for each office, and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the Chairman of the Board, or some one designated by the Board, must deliver.to, the Com missioners of Election the poll lift, the box containing the ballots and written statements of the result of the election. Managers of Election. The following Managers of Elec tion have been appointed to hold the .election at the various precincts in pliance with his bid snd should said successful bidder fail within a rea sonable time to corrrply with his bid, then the said Two Hundred and ; tions 5 and fi, Article X~ of the-Con- (iO-lOO ($200.0 1 0) Dollars, he has j stitution. Relating to the Limit of the paid shall be taken a$' liquidated | Bonded Debt of Townships, by I ing a Proviso Thereto as to the damages for h.s failure so to ^0™- j Towns hip of Christ Church Parish, ply with said hid unless default. Clharl^ston County. S. CV as now he excused by the court. ~ >'■' " •• ' . sale cash, purchaser to . Pleasant, S. C. the said Count,|: Barnwell—G. W. Halford, x J. M. Caldwell and (i. M. Buist. B. “ Gruhhs, FL IL Snell ingi ♦ 5 Terms of Constituted Embracing in Area of pay for'Said Township; the Town of Moimt papers apd stamps. H. L. O’Bannon. Great Eastern Shoe Co. Undertaker* to High P,L-—- ^R. G. TARVER. Manager. 915 BROAD ST. AUGUSTA. GA. THERE IS A GOOD QUIET PARKING PLACE AT ' - THE REAR OF OUR STORE, —** Master of Barnwell County. NOTICE OF ELECTION. A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec tion r». Article 10, of the Constitution Relating to Limit of the Bonded Debt of School Districts Ny ■Adding a Pro- I viso Thereto', as to School District i No. 10. Cherokee County. ; * A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec- ti«»n • r *. Article X of tbe Constitution L. C. Still -S. E. Moore,’ J. J. Hill and H, M. Cook. ■Vv.Rohbins-^-F. M. Youngblood. Thames and VV. F. •.uncan. Kline- Victor Lewis. J. F. Ready and F. M. Harley. - ^ # Dunbarton—I. W. Rountree, Wil liam Dicks and B. F. Anderson. Pleasant Hill -J. W. Keiinedy, .1. .Morgan Weathersbee ami R. E, Woodward. Williston—M. F. Weathersbee, R. J. Rountree and Cecil Greene. ,* Elko—P. S. Greene, John Williams and Moiae Hair. Hercules — I.. Bi Creeeh, ! ( State of Sooth Carolina. County «f Bamwell. ^ ^ P _ J j Notiow ybimr ilpirflpi titoflny 4*eneral Ele«t«on for St*i. *e n uft Drat or s. brv.l Dimiritts by Addmg Mejrara Mfll—C. Crilejrar, B. Be i t) Officer* adl A* habijxt tbr voting * Pro% t»o Thereto a* ta the SchAtl puittat-u prwvrrtbw*! lam m *aid, District »*f tbr City of Florence ta 1 rounty. on Tiavday. Nuvraahe* 7. Flarence C ounty, South Carolina f MR* taai Buy beup Tarv*U> K.!*aw A Jwai RraultUMa ta Amaiul Sec ia« tba irvt Maokia) ta NpoMabrr. fb»a 7. Article YTH uf tbe'L'aaaUta- t Pa— r nmrmu ttaa. Kdatiag ta Maiunpai * f j-*-- by A A* *« a foe oaf rage TVmM a* ta «|g Car «f ^ | A 4*aM 1<iiiPBm> ta max $ mf kf.*- « II if J P« j ft* pg**enka^ by BBfaaLp Pee pie* and Gary Cobb. Tbe Maaacer* at each prurimft named above ore Pque«ted to dele gate one of tbetf number to •oemu t»xe* and blank* fur tbe ifcrtmn at tbe Clerk oi (oart'* uBWo. K C 9 A. A. h a v F * C.