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of VINOL with the understanding
that we will return their money if it
does not prove beneficial
JOHN M KLEIN, Druggist.
Walterboro, S. C.
Approved the 28th day of
r, A. D. 1910.
Fobro*
No. 594.
Joint Resolution Proposing to
Amend Section 12, of Article V< of
the Constitution, Relating
social e Justices.
As-:
Section 1. Beit resolved by the
nnd be submitted to the qualified
electors of the State at the next
general election thereafter for Rep
resentatives, to wit: Add the follow
ing Section to • rtide X of the Con- -
stitution, to be, and be known as
Section 14:
Sec. 14. The General Assembly
may authorize tr.e corporate authori-
frtACf V>Ua .A* » ■ . w i'* . . Z ! I ^
ties of the cities of Greenville.
Spartanburg and Columbia, and the
town of Manning, to levy an' assess
ment upon abutting property for
either proposed to^-be improved, and
upon condition that
authorities shall pay
lialf of the costs of
ments.
Approved the 26th day
ary, A. D. 1910.
No. 603.
A Joint Resolution
npi
said corporate
at least one-
such improve-
and Where the question of incurring
such indebtedness is submitted to
the freeholders and qualified voters
of such municipality, as provided in
the Constitution, upon the question
of other bonded indebtedness.”
Approved the fourth day of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1910. "
No. 580.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Section 1 General Assembly of the State of
<, Article Vlll. of the Constitu- £oiith Carolina, fhat the fol owing
U ^ n ; I r! atir l‘ r t0 Munirtphl Dond- [ amendments to the Constitution of
ed Indebtedness, by Adding a ^South Carolina be submitted to the the purpose ofpaying for perma-l
Proviso Thereto as to Certian qualified electors of the State at the nent improvements on streets and j
next general election for Represen-1 sidewalks immediately abutting
tative, and if a majority of the such property: Provided. That said
electors qualified to vote for mem- improvements be ordered only upon
bers of the General Assembly voting the written consent of two-thirds of
thereon shall vote in favor of such the owners of the property abutting
amendment and a majority of each upon the street, sidewalk or part of
branch of the General Assembly 1
shall after such election, and before
another, ratify, said amendment by
yeas and nays, that Section 12,!of
Article V, of the Constitution, rela
ting to Associate Justice, be amend
ed by striking out in lines 3, 4 and
5, the words: “but if the four Justi
ces equally divide in opinion, the
judgment below shall be affirmed,”
and by striking out the word “two”
in line 8, and inserting in lieu there
of word "three,” so that when
amended, the same shall read as
follows:
"Sec. 12. Jn all cas^s decided by
the Supreme Court, the concurrence
of three of the Justices shall be ne
cessary for a reversal of the judg-
1 ment below' subject to the provi
sions hereinafter prescribed. When
ever, upon the hearing of any cause
Chesterfield; Clinton, in the County i ^. r tefo^® the Supreme | anf j ^ ama j or j tyo j e | ect
of Laurens; Edgefield, in the County | Court in the exercise of its original ors qualified to vote for members of
of Edgefield; and St. MaP.hews, in or appelate jurisdiction, it shall a P’| the General Assembly voting there-
the County of Calhoun, when the P® ar t0 the " ust '® e thereof, or an - v j on shall vote in favor of such amend-
VMir* i. h-rehv tK : p™-'eeds of said bonds are applied of t ™ ?m ' £ hat “? er f. w involved a ■ ment. and a majority of each branch
for ft'nnn 1 Su!ely ami exclusively for the build-, QUMtion of constitutional law or of 0 f the General Assembly shall, after
General Election for StateancK oun- j nj? erectin g establishing and main- conflict between the Constitution
i tenance of waterworks, electric
light plants, sewerage sjstem or
aim tn
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State of South Carolina.
County of Colleton.
ty Officers wiU be held at the voting
precincts proscribed by law in said
Towns.
Section 1. Beit resolved by the
Gen ral Assembly of the State of
South Carolina. That the following
amendment to the Constitution of
the State of South Carolina be sub
mitted to the qualified electors of
the State at the next general elec
tion for Representative^, and if a
majority of the electors qualified to
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 such elec
tion, and before another, ratify said
amendment by yeas and nays, that
Section 7, Article VIII. relating to
bonded indebtedness, be amended
by adding at the end thereof the
following words: Provided, That
the limitations imposed by this Sec
tion and by Section 5, of Article X.
of this Constitution, shall not apply
to bonded indebtedness incurred by
the towns of Aiken, in the County
of Aiken; Camden, in the County of
Kershaw; Cheraw, in the County of
of Febru-
to
Proposing
Amend Section 6, of Article X, of
the Constitution of 1X95, Relating
to Bonded Debt of Counties and
Townships.
Section 1. Be it Resolved by the
General Assembly of the State of
South Carolina. That the following
amenement to Section 6. of Artie e
X, of the Constitution of the State
of South Carolina, be submitted to
the qualified electors of the State at
the next general election for Repre-
County, on Tuesday. November >.;
1910. said day being Tuesday follow- j
ing the first Monday in November,
as prescribed by law.
The qualifications for suffrages
areas follows:
Residence in State for two years,
in the County one yt^r. in the poll
ing precinct in which the elector
offers to vote, four months, and the
payment six months before any elec
tion of any poll tax then due and
payable; Provided. That minister-
in charge of an organized church
and teachers of public schools snah
be entitled to vote* after six months'
residence in the State, if otherwise
qualified.
Managers of election must requir
of each voter the production ol
a registration certificate and the
proof of toe payment of all taxes
including poll tax, assessed ano col
lecttble during the previous year
The production of a certificate oi
the receipt of the officer authorzeo
to collect such taxes shad be con
elusive proof of the payment thereof'
There shall be separate and dis
tinct ballots anu boxes at this elec
tion for the following officers, b
wit: 0> Governor and Lieutenant
Governor; (2) Other State Officers;
(3) State Senator; '4> Members t.t
House of Representatives; (5*
County Officers. On which shaiLb»
the name or names of the person o*
persons voted for as -uch off ers
lespectively, and the office for w hich
they are voted.
Before the hour fixe*! f 'r -c-er inv
Jhe po'.js Managers and Clerks must
'take and subscribe tre -Censnr :*ior
a! oath. The Chairman of the B *ard
of Managers can administer the oath
to the other memoers and t > the
Clerk; a N-'Urv Public must admin
ister the < a n of tne Chairman Tnr
Managers elect tne.r Cnairn.an an:
Clerk
Poll- at ev'h voting p a v m ,-t b*
opened a* 7 «'"e’*vk a nr. and c.*»se-
at 4 o'ci >ck p n . *-\cstt ir. the cit
of Charles''>•■>. wner**’th*v snili h-
opened at 7 a. m. an i c.ixsed at 6 P-
m.
The Managers have the power t-
fill a vacancy, and if none of tn.
Managers attend, tne citiz-r..' cm
appoint (r jrr. among the ,uajfi-<
voters, the Manager-, wt... aftei
being sworn, can conduct the e*n
tion.
At the sail eWtior. '^narate boxes
will be provided at which quaufie.
electors will vote upon the adopt) >r
or rejection amendments to tn.
and laws of this State and of the
United States, or between the duties
such election and before another,
ratify said amendment t y yeas and
nays, that Section 6, Article X. re
streets, and where the question of ^ a *^ c B* z ® ns 1 lating to the bonded debt of
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RHEUMATISM
M W Breland.
J F Rentz,
Commissioners of State and County
Elections for Colleton County.
S C
D E Benton. Clerk.
October 20. 1910.
incurring such indebtednesses sub
mitted to the qualified electors of
said municipality, as provided in the
Constitution, upon ihe question of
bonded innebtednes%
Approve*! the 2sth day of Febru
ary, A. D. 1010.
No. r»si.
A Joint Resolution Proposing
any
Graves,
H P
ea,
M
to
Sectionl. Beit resolved by the
General Assembly of the State of
South Carolina, That the following
amendment to Section 7. Article
VIII. of the Constitution, be agreed
Add at the end thereof the fol-
owing words: Provided, further,
Fnat toe limitations imposed by this
•W'tion and by Section 5, of Article
X of this Constitution, shall not
ipply to the bonded indebtedness in
ii.d by ary municipal corporation
wh*-n the proceeds of said bonds are
applied solely and exclusively for
the purchase, establishment and
maln’eranee of a waterworks plant,
>r sewt-rage system* or
plant, and when the question of in
cjrring ?-ueh indebtedness is submit
ted to tha freeholders and qualified
v »ter- of suen municipality, as pro-
.idej in the Constitution upon the
lucstum of o'her bonded indebted-
Ir-S-
Approved the LS'.h day of Febru-
»ry. A L>. T.Rd,
No. 583.
A J »int Resolution Purporting
Ame : i Spcv.o i 7, Article VIII,
the same, upon the determination of Gounty or Township be amended by
which the entire (ourt is not agreed, addjjjg a t the end thereof the follow-
or whenever the Justice ot *^aid ing W(>rds: ••p rovi(led That the
Court, or ai y two of them, desire limitation imposed bv this Section
on any cause or question so betore sha ,i not app | y t() an} ;. T<)Wnahip , in
said Court, the ( hief Justice, or in the County of Greenwood, nor to
his absence the presiding Associate ; Tnwnship in the CoUnty of Sa .
Justice, shall call to the assistance of, | uda through which, in w hole or in
the Supreme Court, all of the Judges part the line of ral!r „ a(1 of Green .
of the Circuit Court: Provided,! w and s; a i llda R a ;| r „ a H shall he
Amend Section 7. Article Vlll, of j however. That when the matter to I lo^d and construct^ n*,r ^ the
the l onstituti* n, Relating to be submitted is involved in an appeal County of Saluda, such sa;d Town-
Munioipa: Bonded Indebtedness, j ^ r otn the Circuit ( ourt, the Circuit ighips in G eenwood County and Sa-
Judge who tried the cause shall not luda County, and the County of Sa-
sit. A majority of the Justices of 1 luda lieing hereby expressly author-
the Supreme Court and Virxmit j zed V( , te ^ onds j n a j d 0 f con .
Judges shall constitute a (juorum. gtruct j on proposed rail-
I The decision of the Court so consti | road unc | er suc h restrictions and
tute 1, or a majority of the Justices j |j m j t ^ General Assembly may
and Judges sitting, shall be final ana prescribe hereinafter:” "Provided,
conclusive. In such case the Chief
Justice, or, in his absence^ the pre
siding Associate Justice, shall pre-
, side. Whenever the Justices of the i
Supreme Court and the Circuit
I Judges meet together
ooses aforesaid, if the number
thereof be qualified to sit constitute \f a riagers and Clerk must proceed the officer authorized to collect such
an even number, then one 0 f^fi' ? publicly to open the ballot boxes and ‘ taxes shall be conclusive proof of
liirhtinir ^! rcu ^ must retire: and the ^unj t ^e ballots therein, and con-1 the payment thereof..
i of j n .;Circuit Judges present shall d et ' er *! tinue without adjournment until the | Before the hour fixed for opening
mine by lot which of their num ber sarne a pjjjig Clerks must
ment of the result for each office and take and subscribe to the Constitu-
sign the same. Within three ddys
thereafter, the Chairman of the
P'
That the amount of such bonds shall
not exceed eight per centum of the
assessed valuation of the taxable
property of such Townships.”
, , . Approve*! the 26th dav of Febru-
for the pur-y yf A . D. 1010 .
At the close of the election, the
I
NOTICE Of ELECTION.
State of South (Carolina.
County of Colleton.
Notice is hereby givnn that the
General Election for Representative
m Congress will be held at (he voting
precincts fiU*d by law in the County
of Colleton on Tuesday. November
K, 1910. said day being Tuesday fol-
lowing.the first Monday, as prescrib
ed by law
The qualifications for suffrage are
as follows:
Residence in State for two years,
in the Countv one year, in the poll
ing precinct in which the elector!
offers to vote, four months, and the
payment six months before any elec
tion of any poll tax then due and
payable: Provided. That ministers
in charge of an organized church
and teachers of public schools shall
be entitled to vote after six> montn;*’
residence in the State, if otherwise
qualified.
Managers of election must require
of the voter the production of a re
gistration certificate and proof of
the payment of all taxes, including
poll tax. assessed and collectible dur
ing the previous year. The produc
tion of a certificate or the receipt of
James Fender.
Hendersonville—J Edgar
JasSloman, N J Trowell.
Snider's—W J Getsinger,
Ulmer, Julius Kinard.
Petit’s—H J Givens. Al an Jones,
Lige Benton.
Rice Patch— F M Jones, Jr., W
E Campbell, C R Means.
Bell’s-J D Padgett, S B Crosby/ ’
W H Sanders.
Doctor’s Creek—S B Saunders A
Q Padgett, A B Chns-er^au
Peeple’s—T L L tvele>s. A P Davis,
J W (’raven
Ashton- T G W Broxton, S D Bun-
ton. W L) Berry.
Sidney Joseph Bridge. G W Gar
ris. J H Kin«ev.
Ruffin’s - Herbert Black. J W
Smiley, J W Crosby.
Hudson’s Mill—G C Benton, H A
Crosby, Hudson rimer.
Tiger Creek—T J Beach, Jude
Robertson. Jacob Linder.
The first ramed manager at each
precinct will call for boxes and
blanks not later than Saturday, No
vember 5, 1910. •
H. W Dubois,
H. S. Strickland,
G. A Benton.
Commissioners of Federal Election
for Colleton County, S. C.
C. C. Tracy. Clerk.
October H, 1910.
shall retire.’
Approved the 26th day
ary, A. D. 1910.
No. 595.
of Febru
A
Board, or some on** designated by
the Board, must deliver t<» the Com
missioners of Election the poll ii't.
the boxes containing the balloO and
of
to
or
State
tr.e Constitution. Relating to ; G ene ra! Assembly of the
Municipal Bonded Indebtedness. South Carolina, That the following
Section 1. B. it resolved by the amendment to the Constitution of
ieneral A^emMy of the State of the State of South Carolina be sub-
S ivith Carolina. That tne following rutted the qualified electors of
tmendment to cection 7. Article ^ the State at the next genera!
Vlll, of the Constitution be agreed t,o n f«)r Re^presentatives, and
j to; Add at tne end thereof the fol-
Joint Resolution to Amend Section
2. of Article V. of the Constitu-
tion. Relating to Associate Jus- written statement- of (fie results
tice of the Supreme Court. j the election.
Managers of Election, ihe foi-
Section 1. Be it resolved by the i lowing Managers of H.eetiun have
of been appointed to hold
at the various precinct.-
County
e.eetion
elec-
if a
majority of the electors qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly voting thereon shall vote
in favor of such amendment and a n p .
majority of each branch of the j u /i „ r ^ y ill v ,.
General Assembly shall, after ^ 1 ^ 0 «ageville W l
owing words; "Provide*!, further.
That the limitations imiwsed by this
Section, and by Section 5. Article X,
.f thi* C institution, shall not apply
'o bonded indebtedness incurred by
:he city of Aiken, but said city of | ^ , ,
Aiken may increase its bonded in- said, amend ment by yeas and
iehtedness in the manner provided ^at Section of Article V of the
for in said Section of said Article to 1 Constitution, relating to Associate
;»n amount not exceeding fifteen p«er
-•ent of the value of the taxable
Adams Run—J J
tin, Willie Morris.
Ashton - J J Miley
0 Jones.
Bella—W H Brelan<l, W W
Henry Breland
Berea- B B Goodwir, .1 W
election, and before another,
such
ratify
nays.
Reeves, C A Hill.
Doctor’s Creek- J
Slate Constiurior..
a? t»r >
v i do
d ir.
the following J Tint
Resoiti
ms;
The <juestion of
adopt!!
'.g
* iCF
amendnent *hal'. 1
ho subrr
; at
the next gc'Krai *
le'tioi
to
the
elector? a> o o v *:
"Cons'
itut
r.a.
Amendment ■(' S*-ci
tion
. of
Ar-
tide , of the* C-
.•stituti'
>n.
ri a-
ting to . .
VtX
Thosl'
oppo>ed to said amendment
ca&t a ballot with the foilowii
words j^aimy printed or writ'
■n
An end-
f Article
relating
thereon: "Comtitutiona:
ment of Section . o
of the Constitution,
to No.”
No. 5‘Vv
A Joint Resolution Proposing t.»
Amend Section 7. Artf ie VTli. of
the Constitution. Relating t<*
Municipal Bonded Indebtedness.
Justices, be amended by striking out)
the word "three” in line 2. and in-
property therein for the purpose of serting in lieu thereof the w-ord
establishing, extending, completing ‘ four, and striking out the word
and r* paring a system of yater- ‘ eight in line and inserting the
works, sewerage, electric lights and word ten. so that when amended,
( wer •• . | the same shall read as follows:
Approved the CSth day of KeKru- The Supreme (’ourt
arv A I* r»l»* shall consist of a thief Justice and
, _ four Associate Justices, any three
No. 5*0 () f w hom shall constitute a quorum
A Joint Resolution Proposing to for the transaction of business. The
Amend Section 7. Article VIII. of • Chief Justice shall preside, and in
t ie Constitution. Relating to Mu- his absence, the Senior Associate
n cipai Bonded Indebtedness. Justice. They shall be <> ected for
, , , , the term of ten years, and shall con-
Scction 1. Be it resolved by the tinue in pffice ontil their successor?
yep«*rai Assembly <)f the State of a!I lie elected and qualified,, and
>< okM aruiina. Tnat th** ^following s ^ a i| ^ clarified that one of them
amendment of Section Article s hall go out of office every two vears.
VI11. of the Constitution, be agreed , Approved the 26th dav of Febru
ary, A. D. 1910.
No. 596.
W
G E
B
H
of the Constitution, be
to. Add-at the end thereof the fol
lowing words: Provided, further.
That the limitations imposed by this
Section and by Section 5, Article X, A
■'( this Constitution, shall not apply
to bonded indebtedness incurre*! by
the town of St. Matthew's, but said '
Sectionl. Beit resolved by the«town of St. Matthews mav increase*
General Assembly of the State of 1 it* bonded indebtedness in the man-
South Carolina, That the following i\er provided in said Section of sard
amendment to Section 7. of Artioe Article to an amount not exceeding !
VIH, of the Constitution be agreed \ fifteen per cent, of the value of the ;
to: A^d at the end thereof the foi
lowing words: "Provided. That the
limitation proposed bv this Section,
and by Section 5. Article X. of this
Conatitution. shall not apply to
bonded indebtedness ^incurred by
the town of Darlingtmi, where the
ProcMdaof said bonds are applied
wHlr for the porpoee of draiaace of
atidtowt oaf -afreet uep*i*frMito»
Joint Resolution Proposing an
Amendment to Article X. of the
Constitution, by Adding Thereto
Section 14. to Empower the Cities
of Greenville. Spartanburg and
Columbia, and the Town of Man
ning to Assess Abutting Property
for Permanent Improvements.
r . Section 1. Beit resolved by the
procee*is of said bonds to the amountj General Assembly of the State of
of twenty thousand ($2,000) dollars, South Carolina. That the following
Griffin. J A Saunders
Green Pond—C H Boynton. (’
Drawdy, T E McTeer
Hendersonville 1 K Graves,
H Moore, P L Rootle.
Horse Pen —* A H Langdaie, J
Easterlin, W R Beach
Hickory Hill S G Chaplin,
Willis. G H Blocker
Hudson's Mill K H C.n.er. K
Hudson. H M Benton.
Jacksonboro H H HijP,
Hodges, Josh <larvin
Lodge CS Cone. P M Johns, Lil
lie Hier*.
Maple Cane I () .laq j*-s. Sr.. J L
Addison. Nolie Jordan.
Petite F S Haines, l»av; i Walker.
Taylor Givens.
"Peeples K E Ea>terlir g. A trig
gers. Charlie Craven.
Rice Patch George iio*!.*-... H
McMillan; E P DuBoh. . *
Ritter H W Ritter. E L Litter,
DeTreville Carter.
Ruffin-Duncan Crosby. W E
Smith, Johnson Crosby.
Sidney—F A Rickenbaker. Jas
Robertson, H N Stokes
tional oath The Chairman* of the
Board of Managers can administer
the bath to the other Managers and
to the Clerk, a Notary Public must
administer the oath to Chairman.
The Managers elect their Chairman
I and Clerk.
Polls at each voting place must l>e
opened at 7 o’cl**ck a. m , and closed
at 4 o clock p. m.. except in Charles
ton, .where they shall W opened at 7
the .-aid a. m. and cios»-d at 6 p m
The Manager* have the power to
fill anv vacancy; and if none of the
managers attend, the citizens can
appoint, from among the qualified
voters, the Manager*, who. after
being sworn, can conduct the elec-
! tion.
At the close of the election, the
Managers and Clerk must proceed
' publicly to open the ballot boxes
Breland, G B | and count the ballots therein, an*l
! continue with<)ut adjournment until
A Brelan<l, B R | the same is completed, and make a
SHlELDfffl
BRANS
CL0THIN6
\
Fox. P W Mar-
. *•
I) M Yarn. W
Brvan,
Mi.ey.
follow- 3.
statement of the result for each
office, and sign the same Within
three days thereafter, the Chairman
of the Board, or some one iie-igr.at-
ed by the Board, must deliver to the
Commissioners of Election the poll
list, the boxe* containing the ballot?
Geo a nd written statement-? of the re*ult
of the eleetion
Managers of Flection T - '
mg Manager-, of K'ection '.use beer,
appointed lo hold .the e ***•( o!i at the
various precinct* in the »aiU ' ounty
Adam* Run LJ Me;.>ervt-y. I II
I*emacks. J R Fox
Warren's X Roads > \ Warren,
A E Martin. W H le“':‘a». * -
Hickory H:!J J A Perry J IK
nady Kl J Groves.
J&cKsonb<>ro i' 1
luten. I. J W itsell
(TottageVille -1 B Dodd, V
Landndge. Joe Reeves.
Maple (are G W Jaques,
Weeks. B R Smith.
Green Pond T P Johnson,
Price, J S Hickman.
Walterboro A A Patterson.
J %
ber.
an-
.1 A
H R 1
iobertson, n N ;st.»Ke.s i L Hiott A p Herndon.
Smoaks - A P Smith, Ben^Sadls. L j H orsf . (v r , John (latch. A J
: Padgett. / » J. der. W CBaiiev
Sniders S J Ulmer. (iC Breland,’ Hatter-J P Thomas. Biirnll
taxable property therein, where the
of twenty
shall be turned over by the town
council of said town of St, Matthews
to tiie duly appointed Commiasion-
era of the County of Calhoun, for
the purpose of aiding in the canstruc-
tkm of^ubtie buildings for the
amendment' to Article X, of the
State Constitution, to be known as
Section 14, of said Article X, be
agreed to by two-thirds of the mem
bers elected to each House, and
on the journal
ijetivjdjG
c
W C Brant.
Tiger Creek—J H Beach,’ J W’
Hiott, J C Crosby.
Walterboro—G C Fender. J M
Ackerman, Ben Hiott.
Warren’s X Roads- J W Meggett,
T W Bivens, Richmond Davis.
Williams—J T Garris. C W Cro*by,
Jno W Garris.
The first named manager at each
precinct will secure boxes at court
house not lata than Saturday. No-
Wt
Lin
ear-
ter, J M LWhswdy
* Smoaks R R Smith. Jeff E
Strickland, J H Wilson.
)' Williams J M Campbell. J C
Redish. Joseph Ramsey. Sr
Berea-W M Hagm. R B Smith,
i E W Strickland.
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Men
Of Character <
Men who really care about
their appearance, always select
Shield Brand Clothing
Style, fit and individuality
are all combined to produce
that air oi distinction which
marks the well dressed mao.
’ Not too extreme—not too
conservative but — just right
for men of discrimination.
Shield Brand Sails and
Overcoals, stand for the best
workmanship—the best fabrics
—the best style ever produced
for the prices.
$10.00 the Loweet, .
$20 00 the Higheet.
We are always glad to
show you.
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