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Carolla*. 4 Colleton. Hereby giT«n that ihe for State e.*>j Coun ty irffieefs—will he held at the Adding Thereto 14A, to Empower The Cttlee of Charleston and Beao- fhrt to Amms Abuttioj Proper* tjr for Permanent Improvement. Seclon 1. Be It revived by the . r .., rlt . . , tivyerr’ Afwrubiy of the Stale of , _11 preecribed by law Carolina, That the following , 7:,° ISrt 7 ' f°'l a,nendrae,,t t0 Ar t'<l« * of the ; e ^ - - da r ^ State Constltutior*. ,o be known to *• ■*' »• x. - State Conatltotlon. * r agreed to by two-thirds of the The qualification for suffrage ■rmbere elected to each hous-\ llanagers of election shall r( ^ an, J *nte.reil on tBe Journals res-peot- quire of every elector offeria* to ' ve, ^ , wi,h >' ea « and nays tr-ken there vote nt any election, before r-Mow- 0,> • bp submitted to the qualified !n|c bln* to vote, the prodc~tion of e,w ' tor8 the State at the next his rettletratlon certificate and proof * eneraI election thereafter for Rep- of t^e payment of all tsies.,Include, J^ntatives, to wit: Add the f°l* v'arn C P Williams ing T p«»l tax. assee^d against him' ? w,n f *% ction t0 Art ‘cle X of the.)' "I! 4 ®* and collectible daring the previous ( ^"^titutlo^ to he and be known as *, r »• joar. itte. production of -a ccrtifT- t^-tion 14a.- cate or of the receipt of the offic- Section 14a. The General Assetu- er authorised to collect such taxes h,v nr, - v « , Rh , >rlr.e the corporate nu- shall be conclusive proof of the tj30rtt > e8 °f th^ cities of ('lukrlea- payment thereof. ^ on an< l Beaufort to levy an aas- There shf.M be aeparak* and dis- 1 Rbutting prop rty f<o- tinet ballots at this election for the P ur P osp °f Paying for permanent the following officers, to wit: (1) improvements cn streets and Governor an Lieutenant Ghvernor ! t ' ,(f »- wi, lks inmedlatclj. r.butting such (I) Other State Officers; <;?i Cir- P r °P« rt y : Provided. That said i:u- cult Solicitor; <4t Str-^e Senator- P rov< ‘ m, ‘ n ts be ordered only upon „ , mil—K. K Hudson, M. Benton. J. B. Bwrry. Jncknonboro—Jonh Qarvln, J. Tuten, H. H. Hlott. Lodge—R. R. Miley, J. A. Pad gett, A Bennett. Maple Cc.-ae—J. O. Jaquee, Jr. Melvin Bishop. Joel Reeve*. Peeples—AMrew DrlggJVs, Char lie Craven. E. R. Smith. Petits—L. P Givens, Willie Hart ley, D. L. Walker. '' Hlce Patch—J. P. Rentz. E. C. Polk. Willie Smith. 'Rifer- J. P • Thomas, H. W. Hitter, DeTre\illc Carter. Ruffin—J. \V Miley. J. M. Cr*s- by b. N. Carter. Sidney- ~J. H. Kinsey, ' J, B. Weeks. Joseph Bridge, dim oaks—H \V Strkkluid, A. K. 1*1 Breland, f. B Hudson, G. J. Var^ Tiger Creek.—J. B Williams, P. W. Warren. L. W. Beach. Walerhoro-—J. D. Glover, B. Hlott A. A. Patterson, Sr Wllli&m»d_J; M. Strickland, J. T. Garris, J. C Redish Wiite Hall—A C. Senders, D. W. Ptyar-. W. St. FI. Caper?. The managers at each precinct mmed above are requested to dele- (5) Members of House of Represen- be wntt ‘ ?n « on ^ nt ot two-thirds of 1*^ boxP8 1 * blanks for the elJc- tatlves; <«1 County Officers. On | the « wner ® of Property abutting up- the“ourt House Oct 2^d which shall be the name or names I°” the , ■ tr^e, • <” P^t of‘ and ‘ ' th u,e ' ourt ° ct of the person or persons voted for e|ther - proposed to be improved, and as such officers, respectively. ar .| U P°-* rendition that said corporate they are the office for which voted. „ There shall be sepair’e boxes in me ^te- which seid ballots are to be d-p>- - Th! ” th 38 '' electors, at Ited and each ballot box shall be »a- ' jtbc 8a,d ^tion. voting in favor be led In plain Roman letters with of sai<1 ain «ndmc!it shtJl deposit a D. B. PEURIFOY . C J. CONE. half of the costs of such improve- manCommissioners of State and County authorities shr.’l pay at least oue- the office.or officers voted for Whenever a vote is fo be tr.k-n on any special question or questions a box shall be provided, properly labeled for thst purpose, and the ballots therefor on such question or . questions shall be deposited there- 8088 -butting, property for perma- »j n jn^nr improvements—Yes.” Ar*1 ballot with the following words plainly written, or printed there of.: ‘.'Amendment to Article X of the Ltate Constitution, by addlng- Section 14a, empowering the cities of Charleston and Beaufort to as- Electinns for Colleton County, ffl. C., October 10, 1912. NOTICE OK ELRCTfOK. The State of South Carolina, County of Colkton. Notice is hereby given that 'the general election for presidenticl and vice-presidential electors and repre- Beferp the hour fixed for opening- th ° 8e 'o 1 ,* 0 * a* a l n «t the said amend- eentative in Congress w ill be held the polls Managers and Clerks must , me,lt 8ha,, dt ‘P osit ft ballot wi,h at the voting precincts fixed by Ig-w take and subscribe the Constitution- 1 thf tallowing words printed or in the County of Colleton on TNiee- al oath. The chairman of the written thereon; “Amendment to i day, November 5. 1912, said day board of managers cr.n administer ! Ar,i0,e X of the stato Con8 tltutior* being Tuesdar following the firat the oath to the other members ar*l „to the C?fik; a Notary Public must admlnKier the oath to the rhai-r- man. The manegers elect thfir chairman and clerk. Polls attach voting place must be opened z.t 7 o'clock a m and closed at 4 o’clock p. m., except in the City of Charleston. where they shall be oper.?d at 7, a m. and closed at 6 p m. ' 0 The manz.gers have the power to fill a vacancy and if none of the managers attend, the citizens can appoint from mong the qualified voters, the managers, w-ho, aft«r „ beir*j sworn, can conduct the elec tion. . “ by adding Section 14a, empowering Monday, as prescribed by the State the cities of Charleston and Beaufort Constitution. to assess abutting property for per manent improvements—No." NO .V44. “ A Jolt..* Resolution Proposing an Amendment to Articlle X of The Constitution by Adding Thereto Section 15, to Empower The Towns of Gaffney and Wood ruff and Cities of Chester and Georgetown Vo Assess Abutting Property for Permanent Improve ment. Weclon 1. Be it resolved by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, that the following The qualificaions for.suffrage eja as follows: Residence in State for two years, in the county one year, in the poll- i •? precinct in which the elector offers to vote, four months, and the payment six months before any election of any poll tax then due and pi.vable. Provided, Thar min isters in charge of an organized church and teftshers of public schools shall be entitled to vote af ter six months* residence in the State, otherwise qu£.!ified. Registratior*—Payment of all tax es, including poll tax, assessed and each house, and entered on the j collect such taxes shall be conclusive Journals respectively, with yer.s proof of the payment thereof, ard r.iys taken thereon, be) Before the hour fixed for opening submitted to the qualified electors tjie polls managers ar*l clerks of the State at Ihe next general j mu}; t take and subscribe to the llllaios—Tyla 0*Quln, Andrew tr. 1. E. Strickland, dga—W. F. Cone, H. W.'Car- J. B. Miley. Rice Patch—E. Q. Ulmer, Wade Barnes. Henry Cfodley. . _ The managera at each precinct named above are requested to dele- Ihte one of their number to aecure the boxes and blanks for the elec tion at the County Court* Honae. Saturday uid Monday, Nov, 2 and 4 J. E. MOORE. ' /. 8. PADOETfT. A. Q. PADGETT. ^Commissioners of Federal Elec tion for Colleton Couryty, 8. Q.. Oc tober 10th. 1912. SUFFERED For Fourteen Years. Restored To Health by Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound. Ehrin, III —“After fourteen years of •ufiVring everything from female eoaa- plaints, I am at last restored to health. “I employed the beat doctors and Sven went to the hospital for treat- “I Got This Fine Pipe With Liggett & Myen Duke's Mixture" AH kinds of men smoke Duke’s Mixture in all kinds of pipes as well as in cigarettes—and 1 bey all tell the same story. They like the genuine, natural tobacco taste of V^pjtAA/ amendment to the Constitution. Ar- At the close of the election th» tic1e X ‘ to be known es *•«*?• 15 •coilectible the' previous year. The" managers and clerks must proceed of said article, be agreed to by two-| p roduc ti on of a certificate or the nuhHclv to open the-ballot boxes and 1 h ^ . 0f ... ^ ® | rp ?, ei P t of . the ^ of,! ? r , th ° r i Z T d _^ count the bs.llots therein, and cor* tinue without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a I atateqjfiiit ..of the result for each office and sign the seme. Within election thereafter for Represents- constitutional ot-th. The chairman three days thereafter, the chairman* , 4 of the hoard, or some one desig- tlves ' to w “' | , Ad<1 ot the Bo , ard of , ma ? a,cer * ^ " d ' Bated by ttur board, must deliver loD ° Arti ^ X ° f r ’ b ® ^ nHni3, ° r \ hp ° a i h t0 * K othe C“ aa * f., tha Pnmmi«sionpr« of Election tho ^ tloa * to ^ & ‘ nd *** kl>;,wn a8 8e<> ! agtrs and to the clerkc a Notary of to the Commissioners of Election the , ■ - . . , . , , . .u thfl tion 1j: Public must adminlstei^Jhe or/h Secion 15. Tlie General Assembly I to chairman. » The Jn a renters elect may authorize the corporate uu- their chairman and clerk, jtiioriths ct the towns of Gaffney j Polls at each voting place must and Woodruff end the cities of , foe opened c>t 7 o’clock a. m , and Chester and Georgetown to levy an closed at 4 o’clock p. m., except In ■assessment upon abutti:*.? property! the CWy of Charleston, where they for the purpose of paying for per- 'shall be opened at 7* a m. and manent improvements on streets and dosed at 5 p. m. '• sidewalks, or streets or sidewalks, j The managers have the power to 1 itlimediately rbutting such property: fjj] a vacancy; and if nor*? of the Provided, That said improvements b managers attend, the citizens can poll list, .the boxes containing b&llots and written statements th*" results of th- election. At the said election separate box es'will be provided at which quali fied electors wifi vote upor. the a- doption or rejection of an amend ment to the Strre Constitution, as provided in the following Joint reso lutions: • / ' NO. 582. *A Join* Resolution to Amend See-| appoint, from among the qualified; voters, the managers, who, after be- tion 7. Article VTII of the Consti- j ordered only upon the written con- tution. Relating to Municipal •^ nt °* a oiajornj of e ’ _ j i B»>"ded Ir.lehtedness. by Adding, 0 ^ the property abutting upon the lr . ? 8W orn, can conduct the elec- - Proviso Thereto as to The Greets or »‘ d ewalks, or jpart Jj tlon. / f At th^ close of the election, .he town of Bishopvllle. | either proposed to be improved, and •lection 1. Be it resolved by the , uPO» the condition that the corpor- General Assembly of the State of authorrities shall pay at least South Crrollna. That the following one-half of the costs of such im- amendment to Sec. 7, Article VTII of , , h . votinir the Constitution of Str’q, of t ,ou;h Sec -. That . *- v ?r o5 Carolina be agreed to: Add at the at such general electmn in fa>or of *i>i thereof the following words: I the proposed £.mendmcr< jball de- "Provided, farther. That the limitr- posit a ballot the folio J tlons imposed by this section ar*l words plainly ® r t . e by Section S of Article X of this thereon. Amendment to Article Constitution, shall not apply to the X of the Constitution, /by ad 1 * - bonded indebtedness incurred by ’he Section 15. wd ^h’ town of Bishopvllle, in the county, of Gaffney and W ood J u “ *“ d ‘ b * of Lee, when the proceeds of said cjties of Chester aad g ooncta ir& epplied exclu lively to aid to assess ubnttiiig proper y In the building and purchase of permanent improvement . rights of way of the South Caroli-IArd those veung a^nst snid pro- ns Western Railway, or other rail- posed amea<Jn ? ent f p . , | aB roads, under such restrictions and ballot with the following limitations ss the General Assembly plainly written or prlI i f ed h th0r o may prescribe, and where the ques-l 1 a * empowering the towns tion of Incurring such indebtedness of Gaffney and. WoodruM and is submitted to the qualifkd_elect- cities of Chester and Georgetown ors of said municipality, as pro-|to assess r-butting oropert> for p vtded in the Constitution, upon the manent improvMnents—No question of bonded Indebtedness . Sec 3 Th- Mamgers of El«- Sec. 2. That the question of tion shall canvres * a i d ^ apd adopting this rmendmei* shall be certify the f au h ,, ., a8 nr n fl ^. pr "' lded submitted at the next general elec- K " 5,311 sha1 ’ P rni1 ‘ p tion for Repreaentatlves to the el ectors as follows: Those in favor managers and clerk must proceed an age i ihlicly N. n- by law. and shall provi arate box for said ballots. At said election the qualified el- of the amendment will deposit a ectors shall al8 °™ te ^exceeding ballot with the following words tion ofissulng bn " d ' plainly written or printed thereof* j one million (1. • . . _ “Constitutional amendment to Pec- carrj- out plans to r ‘® Ho ,. tion 7, Article Vill of the Consti-' gested condition of lbe ” ; d tutlon, relating to municipal bond-| pital lor the Insane, u- p "d indebtedness, proposed by a by J’oint Resolfition N° 578.^cts Joint Resolution entitled A Joint and Joint Resolutions of 91J Resolution to amend Section 7, Ar-j Managers* tide VIII of the Constitution, re-i The following manage ' , lating to municipal bonded indebt- tmn have bP / 1 ‘ ' ,pP " " nrecin^ts odness by tiding a proviso thereto election at the various pr in t • as to the town of . RishopviUe’—| in tl*e sr*d county^ Yes*.’’ Those opposed to said a- , ^ m h Ruth mendment shall cast a ballot with As .ton J- T- ^ the following word* plainly written D M. Carter. . ,, ,, d . or printed thereon:. “Constitutional Bells—F M Thomas. J. t Hud mendment to Section 7, Article VIII son. Steve Crqsby. Tarter of the Conatitntion. relating to l^en- Q J TV M»le>. A L < % arter. municipal bonded Indebtedness, as R. B. Smith. Ackerman C. propoJd t, . Joint Resolution en-1 ronauevlll^-T S A'korman. t,. titled ’A Joint Reeolutlot* to amend C. Reeves, r T Ree ee Section 7. Article VlU.'of the Con- . I>ociors^ Creek d J"' 1 "‘’ .Jr publicly to open the ballot boxes and count tbs ballots therein, and contiwie without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a statement of the result for each office, and sign the same. With in threb days thereafter, the chair man of the board, or same one designated by the boe-rd, must de liver loathe Commissioners of El ection the poll list, the boxes con taining the ballots and written statements of the result of the election. • Managers of jSlectJou. The following manager* of elec tion have been appointed to hold the election at the various precinct* in the said county: FEDERAJj Ashton:—John Bennett, W. Jones, J. 4 J. Miley. Bells—A. A. Herndon, S P mer Dred Gooding. Berea-*-J. W. Miley. Sr . W. Ilrickland, Charley Smih Cottagevllle : —J D. Ackermar* A K. Willis. 8 G. Pierre. Doctors Creek'—M W. Breh-vl. W. W. Martin, M. D Black Green Pond—J. C. Bazzibau, R. F Huggins, Willie Smith. Hendersonville—-Jasp* r Robinson W. E. Capers. Lawrence Hiott Hqrse Pen -Jos. Longdate. L N. Yon, Fraser Koger Hudsons Mill -E H. Clmer. ,G A. Renton. John-W. Avant. Jaeksouboro—J. M Padgett. 1 ■ W Butler. Hermon Rischoff. Maple Cane—I W Reeves, .lav Ackerman. J. Frank Addisor* Peeples—J. M. Crosby, latuis P d- gett, Sylvia Wilder.. Petits—H. J Givens. Elija IV n ton, George Blocker, • : Ritters—A. C. Sanders, FV I*. Ritter, Thomas M. Plnclfney Ruffin—Robt. Black. W. H Bre land. H. F. Breland. Sidney—O. G. Bridge, O G. Gru ber. J. B. Kinsey. * ‘ Smoaka—.A. C. Padgett. Adam Hmih J. L* Lyons. Sniders—Press Ulmer, Lee Giv ens Quilly Hem/fon. nunt and was told there was no help for »«• But while tak ing Lydia E. Pink- barn’s Vegetable Compound I began to improve and I continued its use until I waa made well. ” — Mrs. Henry L£Iseb£RG,743 Adama St Kutmeysville, W. Va.-*‘ I feel it my duty Jo w rite mid say what Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetablo Compound baa done for me. I suffered from female weakness and at times felt so miserable X could hardly endure being on my feet “After taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and following your special directions, my trouble is gone. Words fail to express my thankfulness. I recommend your medicine to all my friends.”— Mrs. G. B. Whittington. The above are only two of the thou sands of grateful letters Which are con stantly being received by the Finkham Medicine Company of Lynn,Mass, .which show clearly what great things Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound does for those who suffer from woman’s ilia. If yon want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (oonfl- 4* utial) Lynn, Mass. ¥oar letter r.iU be ovctied, read and answered hy a woman and held in strict confidence. hOl FRIEND'S _ GOOD ADVICE The Results Made This Newburg Lady Glad She Fallowed Suggestion. Newhurg, A14.—"For more than n year," writes Myrtle Cothrum. of this place, "I suffered with terrible pains in my back and head. I had a sallow complexion, and my faee was covered with pimples. Our family doctor only gave me temporary relief. A friend of mine advised me to try Cardul, so I began taking It, at once, and with the beet results, for I was cured after taking two bottles. My mother and my aunt have also need Cardul and were greatly benefited. 1 shall always praise Cardul to sick and suffering women.” Cardul la a purely vegetable, per fectly harmless, tonic remedy for wo men, end will benefit young and old. Its Ingredients are mild herbs, hav ing a gentle, tonic effect; on the wo* manly constitution _ » Cardul has helped S million women hack to health and strength. Have yon tried It? If not, please do. It may be Joe* what yon need. Choice bright feaf aged to mellow mild Dess, csrefblfy stemmed ■ 3d . thr " granulated—every grain pure, high-grade tobacco— that ■ wbst you get in the £».«<-// <$» jV>cri Lhike'i Mixture sack. _ * o** ««♦ «**« • Atrif ounce* of thl* pure, mild, delightful tobacco, unsurpassed in quality, for Ac—and with each sack you , get a book of papers free Now About the Free Pipe In every aack of Liggett & Myen Duke’s Mixture we now pack^. a coupon You can exchange these coupon* for a pipe or for many other valunMe and useful article*. These presents cost not ouo pepny rhere m something for every member of the family— •kale*, catcher’* gloves, tennis rackets, cameras, toilet articles, enitcasoj. caoea, umbrella*, and doaens of other things Just send u* your name and address on • postal and as a apodal off at during Ocfo- her and Nooambar only w wtti ct naui Slattrctaal C«fa- of pratanta FREE of any charyu. • h sack of Liggatt w*ryy u • f 1 Purhaiu.W.C. ^ , J up a ^ 4; Jfyvrv Duke’s Mixture toilay'* 4* nt from Mtttnrt mat ba U‘ttk hjii trot.: HORSE SHOE. bAUMAL LEAP. awu tt’Hfoas from ^ - ^OSES {.'Xtin timbh J. atAar tugt or umpons tuatJ bt mt Premium Dept, St. Loa Mo. j-.t ' *v*<M WI . (fila it Men’s and Women’s Clothing ? ’We have-just rectMved the largest assortment and stock of Clothing ever brought to Walterboro. Come to see us be fore buying anything you need this fall for any member of your family. Our Stock Comprises: • ■>—» Men’s Suits, Trousers, Hats. Boy’s Suits, Overeats. Hata, and Caps. Ladies Coat Suito, from $4.00 to $15.00. Ladies and Children’s Plush Coats. Children’s Dresses. Dry Goods in Large Assortment. o. u may ds jusv wnac yon need. y y gyy n • I "• 4 alm » Clothing Store iiont. an* 64-pacc hook. Hai Horn* Tr 32 Mestina Street^ CHARLBSTON. » 0 MARBLC AND - CRANITK WORKS. and ' ^ cr.;%2) 'f r.’i -♦-fr if 4AA 4»V4I ** ‘—- J - * _ ;>i * '• OUR LARGE CAPACITY enables us to save patron^ time, which is worth more than toll charged. Every department open to your inspec tion. We furnish 2 lb. Sugar bagging and new ties for 75jcts. per pattern. Your pront here pays the. toll. Second hand bagging ana ties furnished at market, if you want that kind. Free storage for your Seed. One trip completes the job; the othe/ follow buys thelint, through a public sworn weigher. We £>uy the seed. Give us a trial. WALTERBCR0 OIL MILL stltution, relating to municipal bond- A. Hre 1 ahd. J -I> r E w •d Indebtednee*. by adding c-proviso Green Pond^H^C. . tens Qniiiy Hornaon. “ ,0 U * °' B .‘* I,0P ' l H, n 'arr.onvm^-J. M. Speight., I,' Tiger Cr^k-FrMh Robln.oD. J Mlie—No. _ ... » n* n~mnt , K. Linder, Calvin Carter. Walterboro—A. Z. Searson, D. » Benton, D. 8. Griffith. mmm BtlMlgl* 4" B*® 01 _ . A Joint ReeolntioD Proposing an Strickland to Article X of The Lott, J. F. Strickland. Send For PrfeM, nt John V. Beech represents as ef Watterhere Eethhllsbed la 1704. , Oldest Firm in Ai D. A. WALKER .V VOTING CXH'PON. Cut out this coupon and present it at Brown Furniture and Hardware Company and get In exchange twenty-five votes In th. 1400 PIANO CONTEST. * ' 82 <Sp