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sewerage eye* of Tocarrina Notice i« h'Ttbf giren b&( tbe General Xlecii* o f<*r K»-|)ree«DtnUret In Coogre** will be ueld a> the voilng predoru flT«l bylaw in the county of Colleton on, Tnet iav, No?e«nber 6, 1906, »aid day being rnewlay following tbe first Mon day; ae i re^cilbed by law. « Tbe qualifications lor snffrages are as follow »: Bes'denre in State for two yean; in tbe County one year. In tbe polling precinct n wbicb th elector ofibn to rote, four BiooibN, and tbe payment six months before any election ef any poll tax then due ai>d payable. Provided, That minis ten In charge of an organised ebureb and teachers of public schools shall be entltledito vote alter tlx months’ reel* dance in tbe St a e, otberwiae qualified. Registration—Payment ol all taxes, inclndlng poll tax, s sessed and collect* able dunng'ibe pievioos jeer. Tbe pro duction of a certificate or the receipt of tbe officer authorized to collect such taxes snail be oooc*as!ve proof of tbe payment thereof. Before tbe boor fixed for opening the polls managers and clsrks mast take and subscribe to tbe Constitutions! oath. Tba Chairman of tbe Board jf Managers can administer tbe oath to tbe other Managers and to tbe Clerk; a Notary Public most adm Ulster the oath to Chairman Tne Managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voting place mast be opeoed s 7 s m, and closed at 6 p m. Tbe * anager have tbe power to fill a vacancy; auu If none of tbe Managers attend tbe citizens can appoint, from among tbs qualified voters, tbe Managers who. after being sworn, can conduct tLe •lection. . At the c,one • f the election, be Man agers snd Clerk muat proceed publicly to open tbe ballot boxes and count the bal lots therein, and continue without ad ^rBVKBt ud til tbe same la completed, odd make a statement of the mult for each c flics, and sign tbe tame. W itbin three days thereafter, the Chairman ot tba Bcaid, or someone designated by tbe Beard, mast deliver to the Commission- era of Election tbe poll list, the boxes containing tbe ballots and written state ments of tbe result of the election. Managers of Election—Tbs following M longer* of Elect ion have been appoint ed to hold the election at various pre- C. nets In tbe said County: Ashton—J J Miley, Jet M Wood. Adams Eon—J R Fox, W W Martin, J D Altman. « „ ^ Bells—J B Hudson, W W Bryan T B Caldwell. Bares—V E McCormack, O P Croaby, J R Under. - CottagevUle—8 R Smith, G M Reetar, L H Griffith. Doctors Creek—P W Warren, J O Griffin, J U Ifoach. Green Pond—RP Hoggins, J B Walsh. J H Chaplin. Hsndenonvtlle—G E H Moors, L A Fraysee, M H Carter. Hudson’s Mill—J D Hudson, J S Cros by. C W Ulmer Horse Pen—C N Langdale, W B Kasterlin, *' A Carter. Jacksoaboro—J M Padgett, Josh Gar vin, C W Butler. , Lodgt—A Eennett, G W Bronson, J A Padgett Maple Cane—John E Kinsey. M H Hlott, L B Rhode. Peths-G W Petit, LT Givens, G D Litchfield. Peoples—J M Crosby, Steven Craven, F A Rickenbeker. lUce Patch—A E Rentz, H 8 Crosby, E H Hopson. Ritter—J M Drawdy, A B Carter, J P Thomas* Rnfflo—Robert Black, W W Carter. C V t my ley. Bmoaks—E W Klnard, P W Rlsber, J M Smoak. Balden-W C Brant, D H Smoak, J He’• )<•« Walterboro—E W Fraser, J Delderich, A H Harter. ~ Warren X Roads—H R Martin, D Po-tell, M M Stutts. Williams—G L Warren, Jasper 0t ickland, Fred Padgett fbe Managers at each precinct named gV)ve are requested to delegate one of their number to secure the box and blanks for tbe election. Call on P M Mnrray at courthouse on Beturday, No- vamber 3,1906. for box, tickets etc. TG W Broxton, Joseph Langdale, W B Marvin. Commissioners of Federal Election for Colleton Connty, 8: C. October 23,1901 P M Murrav, ° Clerk of Federal Board. eau mi water works plant of and wbera tbe qnettien such indebtedness is snbmlUed to tbe freeholders and qualified voters of such municipality, as provided in tbe Consti tution upon tbe qnsstlon of other bond ed indebtedness. Approved tbe 22d day of February, A. D 1906. There shall be seperate ard distinct ballots and boxes at this election for tbe f flowing officers, to wit: (1) Governor aod Lieutenant Governor; (3) Other 8ta*e Officers; (8) State Senator; (4) Members of House of Representatives, (5) County Officers. On which shall be the name or names i t tbe person or persons voted for as such officers, respectively, aod tbe office for which they are voted. Before the boor fixed for opening t'»e polls Maoaftert aod Clerks mast take and subscribe tbe Constitutional oath. Tbe Chairman of tbe Board of managers can administer the oath to tbe oibe» members and to tbe Clerk’a Notary Public mast admlnlsttr tbe oetb to tbe Chairman. The Managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voting place most be med at 7 o’clock m and closed at 4 ope o’cli fosse B Jonee, H C NOTICE OF ELECTION STATIC OF SOUTH OAROLIOA, County of Colleton. Notice is hereby given that tbe General Election for State aod County Officers will be held at the voting precincts pre scribed by law In satd Connty, on Tues day, November 6, 1906, said day being Tuesday following the firat Monday in November, as prescribed by law. At tbe said election a aeparate box will be provided at which qualified elec tors will vote upon the adoption or re- of an amendment to tbe Slate nstituUon, as provided in the follow- clock p m, except In tbe City of Char leston, where they shall be opened st 7 a m and closed at 6 p m. Tbe Managers have the power to fill a vacancy, and if none of tbe Managers at tend, the citizens can appoint from •nnong tbe qualified voters, tbe Manager*, who, after being sworn, can conduct the elec tion. At tbe close of tbe election, the Man agers and Clerk must proceed publicly to open tbe ballot boxes and c< unt ibe ballot boxes and count the ballot* there In, and continue without adjourncient notll the rame is oompieted, and make a s'stement of the result for each office and sign same. Within three days there after, tbe Cbaliman of the Board, or some one designated by tbs Board, must deliver to the Commissioners of Election tbe poll list, the boxes containing the ballots and written statements of the re sults of tbe election. Mahagers of Electioa—Tbe following Managers ot Election have bee appoint ed to hold the election at tbe various precincts la tbe sail. County: Ashton-W N Jones, D M Vara, M M Adams Run—W T Banders, H D Dodd, P W Newton. Bells—J E Hudson, W M Bryan, B A Herndon. Berea-E K Strickland, J M Btrick- land, Aebnry Linder. Oottageville—T 8 Ackerman, T M Reeves, H L A oner man Doctor’s Creek—J Q Fender, B R Griffin, B C Sander*. Green Pood—C F Thomas, C H Boyn ton, T P Johnson. Hendersonville—W W Speights, Joe Marvin, Jr., A H Herndon Hudson’# Mill—C J Breland, W W Bryan, H M Benton. Horae Pan—C L Langdale, C F Koger, Loci ns Under. Jacksooboro—S M Crosby U H iliott, n B 8 Price. Lodge—H W Garter, F M Stanley, Johnson Jooes. Maple Gene—W M Jaqoes, F M Jaqoee, J W Gruber. Petite—T E Bnnton, W W Walker, EN Jonee. Peoples—C L Loveless, J M Craven, W B Seals. - Rice Patch—H H Renta, Preacher Folk J W< Carton. Ritter—Lee Ritter, Ben Garter, Henry Thomas. Ilpfflu—W J M Oioebv. J Brabham, J W Sailer, WiUiams, A J Sterdly Smoaks—W B Smoak, Jnlins R Richer J M smoak. 1 Sniders—J E Harper, J W Getsinger, HM Ulmer. Welter boro^-E P Henderson, E B Webb, O D U Adame. Warrens X Roads—Moses Ritta, D R Postal!; JasMeggett. -o Williams—11 B Wi Chas Crosby. Tbe above will also set as Mansgsts for the election ordered by the supervisor to decide whether or not, tbs exemption from tbe Stock law will conliaue or not. Voters will be required to bring regis tration certificates and tax receipts. Tbs first named will call on O Olracy, Clerk of Board, <for boxes, etc, on or after Nov. 8, 1906. H 8 Strickland, W A Strickland, M W Breland, Commissioners of State and County Elections for Colleton County 8.0. OO Tracy, Clerk. October 23.1906. fi G O’BRYAN, Green Pond, S. C. lection Coostit ing Joint Resolution A Joint Resolution Proposing to Amend VIII., or the Cen to Municipal Section 7, Article dilution, Relating Bonded Indebtedness. Section 1. Be it received by the Gen eral Assembly of the State ef South Oe ollna. That the following amendment to Section 7. of Artlofe VIII., of the Constitution, be scread to: add at tbe end thereof the following words: Pro vided, Amber, That the UmltaBona im posed bythie Beetioa and by Section 5 of Article X, of this OonetttittMi, Shall not Fresh Meat Every Day. Reasonable Prices. Highest prices paid for Hides, Furs, Etc. Near Depot at Green, Pond, S. C. 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