The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 24, 1914, Image 6
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THE PRESS AND STi
>,&C.
•( ton mt in*.
m
r«qtilrad la •toeeoaa *• al-
to vote at mM
eloetor. (avortaf tto
•halt cast a hallat coaUlaiat th#
Far A44IUaaal Tax” vrittaa
•r prtatod thereon,
opposed to said additional tax
cast a ballot eo«taiata« the varos
"AgaiBst Addlttoaal Tax'* written or
printed thereon.
Polls will bs opened at S o’clock
a. m. and closed at 4 o'clock p. m.
P. B. Bridge. H. O. Robertson and
T. P. Hill are appointed managers
to conduct the said election.
If the majority of the votest cart
in said district shall be for addi
tional tax and not axailtst addition
al tax. the additional tax rhall be
levied. * • -
Within te n days after the elec
tion the 'above named ntanacen
shall report to the board the result
bf the election and furnished ttieni
with the poll list, the ballot Vo*,end
all other paper* appertaining there-
iiroo s. sT^irkLANb.
8. P. J G A It ft IS. JK ..
o 8. B. SAI NDERS.
County Hoard of fciducatfon, Colle-
‘ top .County. . .
Walterboro. S. C. June l«. 1ft 14
AS OKIMXAXCK
/
Ordering «nd dirertlng the hold
ing of an election by the uunified
registered electors of the town of
Walterboro upon the question of is
suing coupon bonds of the said town
for the *rectiofi of a sewerage plant
for the said town for the use and
benefit of the said towp and Us cit
izens
/ •* * s' » i.
Bo it Ordained by Ihe Mayor and
Aldermen of the Town of Walter-
borb, nc»w in session:
WH Kit HAS. a F»etitlon signed br
n maiority of the freeholders of the
town of Walterbspro is shown by
thtf Tax Books of tlir- saic; •own. t:a-
heen f led writh the Town Cc»uh«il of
‘he said town .asking .that the said
Tow u Cufincii of the sriiu '“aw n of
vVultcrboro order an cfcVtlon h:’ tie*
la Iks Towa sf Avxltarbpro
apaa. Um qasstloa of fawalag coupon
boads of tbo Mid Iowa for Iho pur
pose of pwrehasiog. erecting, oper-
atlac. coostrutting and owning wa-
lorwwrka for tko Mid town for, the
um aad kuaoflt df Iho Mid towa gad
M Mpply Iho cUiaoos ths:uor. on a
of a majority of thp. frdo^
of Iho Towa of Wt
It ordalaod hy Iho Ma
of iho Towp of ^'alter-
horo now la suasion.
Wbursas o, pottUoaxiigcsd by n
majority of Iho freeao.eers of^ tho
Town of WaitsrbOro. as ahowa by
Tax Books of said towa. haf
tho Towa Couaeil
of tho pajd^iowa aaklag that tho said
Tow* Cbancil order aa eloctioa by
registsrsd electors of
said Towa of Walterboro. to be
ucted according to law, upon
tho question of iMutac coupon
bonds of the datd Town of Walter
boro of the par val ( ue In the aggre
gate of eighteen'thousand dollars
(If,000>, bearing interest at live
per r centum per anuum, payable in
any legal tender money of the Uni
ted States forty years after date,
with privilege of redemption after
twenty years from date, to meet the
cost of purchasng. erec^ua, oper
ating. constructing, and owning wa
terworks for the said-town of Wal
terboro for the iiand' benefit of
the said tqwn and to supply The cit
izens thereof.
Now, threfore. It is Ordered,
^rdered and Directed, That an elec
tion by qualified registered I'y-.
tors^of the said Town «>? Walletiut j
to conduct ad according to law
>iI»on the said cjne.stion of i.-suirMt
oupon bends of the raiil Town of
.VlIterboro. of the par value jn rtn •
aggregate of eighteen thousand do!
tars, bearirrg interest at five per
■cutum per annum, payable in an>
legal tender money of the United
■Bates fort> Tears after date, with
the privilege of redemption •after
twenty years from date, to meet the
eostxof purchasing/erecting, -opi-r-
ating/ranstrurting, and owning wa-
terworkiKfor the said Town of Wal-
terbAro forxthe use and benefit of
said town anci\to supply the citjz-us
thereof, tie held vii the 7th ilav ol
Jul>. 1^14, ui>on tfKiiuestion. .if m-
suiu*. 'he said hoo.tsNtor IS*.- pnr
;o>e aforesaid, suah «1 “V(»n to be
conducted in accortjame \vHli the
aws, of force governing niumHpal
**te< lions. That such election smdl
he* l:f!;i at tlrt* (Ttv Hull-o(> the da/'
foi« .i»f i and the ;>o:is : half
opened Jtiierefor at S o’cloc k a. m
a: d close at t .o’e.loc l; p. in., and
Walterboro. S. C.. oacu a urpdk far
not Ims than throa
prior la aucl
Doas aad RaUflod Ify Couaeil aa-
aemhied, the let day M iuoa, l»i«.
(Signed) IT B. Ackermaa. •
D. B. Blpdk. Mayor,
aad -Traaaarar.
to r«
i
t;;ieii regjsn
yid Town of Walter
* uc*:<ti t’l ' • ' ’.Rf cc
id Tov. n of W'. !
I efei tors o.*
■oro
M sip h i lection ti*o electors fa
. * llie j cue of anhi bonds i
cVfc ballots with Uv* v>ord.'. ‘
*•; it of bonds tor puf'h:i'
oj tr.ii'p*"/, tin 't ;;tri t :-,
• v> \ . V >«: •'V*':'. "
Waltci }*oro. ^ ’i
the s'Al^ c
or th'* To
I iutC'd H i.
The State of Smith Carolina. Col
leton Coaaty:
WHEREAS, the Town Ceupcll of
the Towa of Walterboro. hy Ordi
nance duly passed aad rat I fled, has
ordered eg special eloctioa hy the
quallfled electors of Mid town of
Walterboro on the quest ion of Is
suing coupon bonds of the said
Town of Walterboro, of the par val
ue In the aggregate of twelve tbou-
Mad dollars, bMriag interest at tho
rate of five perceatum per annum,
payable la any legal tender money
of the United Steels forty years af
ter date, with the privilege of re
demption after twent years from
date, for the erection of s sewerage
plant for the said town of Walter
boro for the use and benefit of the
said town and its citizens, a peti
tion requesting . the said election
having been duly filed with the
Council, signed by a majority of the
freeholders of' the said town, the
said election to be held a? me Coun
cil Chamber in the said town oh
July 7, 1914;
AND WHKKEAS, the said Town
Couticil 'of the town of VValtcrboio.
by Ordinance duly passed and rati
fied, his,ordered a special election
py the qualified registered elector*
of the said Town of Walterboro on
flic question of iPFtiing coupon
bondh of the said-T*-".n of Walter
boro of the par value in the aggre
gate of eighteen thousand doiVir«,
bearing Interest at five per centum
per, annum, payable In any l**g:s!
tender money o. the United State
forty years after date, witji *t/i
privilege of redemption afer t
t cost
of ting,
co ater-
\v< Iter-
bo the
sa Izems
rli the
pi filed
wi orlty
of own,
'Vi the
t‘r town
on
lifcil
!)\ «gi..-
tr: Iter-
bo e!ec-
* oi Paid
to; uall-l
d electom t'o\be
i '.ijiil. of 1 r;i i
of io/ to
<Hy. prior to ruy
• " ' at ion
'• Uilllil il ' I'a lOJ,
. 0 u<
n'l
/
*ti ;• f U
t I't
tw
,rt'
After that time aa
enroll.
V. P. HOWELL.
County Chairman.
n u
NOW, THi '
il lilo d, tlgd 1 **■ 1
itif elo' livii f •». f i
ed elcftors oi t!i<
..-rlumlb
1
*d.
l*!(■*« .
.i- re-isttr
fow i of \\ a!
said Town e.
<
qntf
aid
held in the
Wslf* !'t)oro wn th*- Til: day of Jul>,
IhH, upon th'^-questJoit of i -uin .-
coupon bonds of the^said Town o*
Wnlterboro of the pu. v 4lue Jr tho
aggregate o< tweh • tho\/.vnd doU
nr'* t tl 2.tiiMM. b.-uring interest
tV' rate of fi\«* per centum p* r /n-
hiow'.l tn tie
Ijjr saitl Booh,
ed t wen y
lettion to.
Attest:
R. M.
Walterboro. B. C., Juua It. 1914.
The following Is a Hat of tho dubs
•f Colleton couaty with tho plocoa
whore elections will ho coed acted la
the Democratic primaries:
Ashton—At Sandora' aad Jones’
store. ** ’
Bells—Boo note below.
Berea—At Boras achoof house.
'Beaton's Mill—At O. A. Ben ton’s
A Qaii’m miortl
Colleton—At Dr. Carter's oMco.
Cottsgevllle—At Du Rant’s baggy
h^ose.
Doctor's Crook—At tho Doctor's
Creek church.
HSndersonvllie^—At R. E. Me-
Teer’s store.
Horse Pea—At Pleasant Grove
school' house. .
Hudson’s Mill—At J. D. Hudson’s
store.
Green Pond—At Colleton Mer
cantile and Manufacturing Com
ny’s store.*
Jpcksonboro—At colored slhool
■onser
Lodge—At Lodge MercanKle Com
pany’s store
Maple Cane—jM,^J* Addison’.-
residence.
Petits—At T. 8. lliines’ mill.
* Peeples—At Pye/scheol house
Kite Patch—Ay the Union Store.
Hitter—At yoUpfon Mercantile
ami Manufacturing Company's store
Hound y J. II. Dodd’s store.
. P.uffin ^/t H. D- Padgett’s store
Sidney/ At (’. D. t.'. Adam’s ?tor<\
At Snider’s Cross Road.
At Siuoaks Cross Hoa<*;>
’r/C r ei Cre-k At the ’tiger ('reck
/.(il house.
'.Vr.’.ferboro^.; At the county* cour
"r,-| e. ^
Wiggins—At Hilton L Dodge
l.u ! ♦ r Conpany » store.
Williams tt-At U L. O’Quln’s
store.
Whft 4 Hall --See note below.
Wolfe CreAk—at'.Grace church.
IlnroUitix <>*mm:rtcca.
The, following is a list of the en
rolling committees of the various
•d'’l)S. who will ha\e charge of the
enrollment of voters us per the
J T. Polk. W; D. Kerry.
e l;otlte>
(V, Jones.v
| Bells See tinw bedew.
Kenton’s Mill-Ml./C. Benton. D
!. Kei. ch, J. U. Kitv^rd.
^ind(
Haga
geH/\ J. (
of aa
to tha cwuaty hoard of adneur
Goo far CuOatoa cwuaty to wrdwr aa
olectiM la thhor School District Ifu.
34 m tha atpaottoa of vwtlag ah ad-
dlttaanl tax Irvy of 4’ aUUa la said
district, aad a utttloa olgaud hy
•f tha ago
la aald district
It ftr
lift of tha
191S,
turday
•f towa
that aa atoettoa I
Jaaa 2T, at Tabor what
aald dia-
IricCV That 'aaly parabas rat arming
rwal pro party far/ taxation and
’fW
a
JUNE 24/1914.
all othar papart/ippenal itag thera-
B. STRICKLAND.
J. GARRIS. JR..
B. SAUNDERS.
I of Education. Collo-
Couaty.
falter boro. 8. C. Juno 14. 1914.
laqalrad la goapfal alacttoM ho pl-
lawod to voto
elector favogthg tho additional tax
ballot coaralaing the
words ’’Pdr Addlttoaal ’alto** written
or printed thereon. Each elector
opposed to said addlttoaal tax shall
ballot eoatataiag tho words
ast Addlttoaal Tax” writtoo or
atad thereon.
Palls will be opened at 8 o’clock
a. m. and elosod at 4 o’clock p. m
W/ W. Martia. A. C. Breland and
I. El Hudson are appointed manag
er* ip conduct the said election.
If the majority of the votest cast
! n said district shall be for addi-
Jional tax and not against adAtloa- the G|n House at Moselle. SI C. and
.1 a*, the additional tax shall be that thereafter n me-t-
Xotico.
Bute of Booth Carolina. Couaty
of Cotto'na. * ,’^Ue
To tho Couaty Bor.rd of Educa-
ttou: ,
We. tha* uadaralguad quallfled
electors aad rasidcat freeholders of”'
’ha age of twenty-one years, or
Bridge School District No. 41 in tho
oaaty aad sUte aforesaid, da here
by petition your honorable body to
granting aa elect ton In aald district
tha purpose of voting a special tax
I four mills, to ha used for school
purposes la accordance with proving''
IMS of Section 1203/Civil Code
1912. . //
Names (Suallfled Electors:^ J. L.
Robertson. S. W. Bridge,-H. O.
Robertson. P. B. Bridge. L. M.
Bridge. T. P. Hill. D. P. Hill, T. D.
Byrd. Names Resident Freeholders:
Mrs. L. R. Bridge.
Please Tdke Notice
That Books of Subscription to the
capital stock of the Farmers Union
Ginnery Company will be opened at
3 o’clotk p. m.. July 10. .1914. at
Berea—F. A. Ktric
?tri« kland, Jr.. V,*. M.
(.olleton--J. 8. Fad
;ie4t*h. K.’E. Hitter.
Uottagevllle
Ai kertuan, T.
fAoctors (
J. u. Draw
H“ndep/om
V
Gatch, T.
i./i.eeves.'
■■I. M 7*.. Ure.: ” 1.
A. Q. Padgett.
! .. H. K. McTeer.
to";, dt La :ig«iaie.
I.* '»
. T V \
levied.
Within ^te n day? after the r *lec
tior the above named .manage r ■
shall report to the board e^e result
of the election and furciish d them i
.vith the poll list, the,ballot bov » rd )
’ T *
jlng of the. corporation!!! and sub
scriber? to the v capital stock will bo
held for the purpose of organisation.
• J. II VARN.
If. M. WOOD.
J. S. SANDERS, *
( OTTONSEED MEAL AND HI LLS.
/ FOR HORSES AND MULES
Cottoureed n:?al as a food for all kinds of CattV?, Hogs.
Sheep and Goats. L already so v.ell known ar- to need no com
ment. Hut ii is nat so well known tha\ roTTOXSEI^MKAL n.
equally valuable a« a FEED FOR HORSES AND MULES. Tie-
eminent Dr. Tail Jtutler, formerly of the Soutlj Carolina Experi
ment Station, a recognized authority on animal feeding, says, la
• speaking of a pr .per ratiou for work-horses and mules:. •
"I wculd rafter have two pounds of Cottonseed M*»al than
four pounds of corn. I would rather have two pounds of Cotton
seed meai than four pound? of oats. Corn is a goAd .horse feed,
but we are wasting two million dollars per year ia South Caro
lina in f* eding an all-corn ration ”
Let us. rend you free booklet, fyll of valuable information t >
every FEEDER OF FARM UTOCKw Address, -
o . .
WALTER0ORO OIL MILL, Walterboro. S. C\
mimti
4(S
5TS.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
i ioeks
i ;ll. he oj
d
•let t Ion
P< rjod of
kbnVU
An
r. uX
payable
In any
legal
• />U-r
tuoiu
•J\ of llie
Lnlted
{Rate?
>
y**; aX-r-il
te. with
the |
pf/iTc
of
red* nK*! •
n a fief
twerwA
wax
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id'", X
be ere*
to.'/»f
a i -
or*> the
n o pett/Ior , ,
d;i>/ -‘ Tluu A. \ l»att< rouytfr.,
ll/ChapHii ; nd C ,11. \ vA v art
/pr* hy uppomied and -de/igHated n *
4nnnugerA «»f said eletjfcin t0 < or<luct
the same according jo law, i -
the vote. aiw//make due return
thereof t»> tluvT«i\n Cmtmil.
That nu^M* of said election sdi.tll
be g ioft h> publishing a 4 op> of
ns
/f the <inail
this -Trtiic.ime Ih th'» J're-
;uul
,'ft
- 1 s
rtfdnrd, a n<-v t.. |>ev fmt*! ! .-'.i* il U"
said Tow n o r \\ ». curt
i we k tf* not le-t Unnn thrt e sa--
•e si\e wt-lk immediately prcie.l
lag sqt h eh'elion.
Ihtiie and .Ratifieik hy (’"oqneli :.■>
m u'Mrdl. the 1st day of June, l;* it.
t Sighed » w'. Ii. Ackerman.
D. B Black. Mayor.
Clerk and Treasurer.
nark, Jr 'on Wafer *Str< ■
ro’.vn\oT \Vftlterb f -i'o,, a:u
d elector, of the raid
own. provided 'r ar- n:
,d iimi requ*st*‘H to pr* ent tlu-ia
selves for registration a: the plaeo
'n’ore.-Aid within the time i»!»»r said.
The said.. Bonks of Heghstration will
he open on June 17.' 1 hi4. sis afore
said. and remain open uhti! June
7nth. l;il4. both days, intht/tv*.
H V\’. BLACK. JR.,
Supervisor cd Plegistration of the
Town of WplterlKUO. . v
Wa!t.rbord. June 1 hi 1.
'hk 1/
bod/.
plant lot: foe Town of
Ua.lt •rhoro tor Dp* ura/juitl be it eft/
of the ssid town.ami Its ciDri*iis.
That such election >>/ conduefed in
accordance with. tl4* piayvfsibhr of
law, and that ,lhe/watm»' oe liel«l in
City Hall on/thcaajr afore*a!‘«.
and the polls siuiH oc - opened at **
* o’Chn k a ni un.1 close at 4 o'eloi k
p. in., and u| such election the elee-
tor* favoring the Issue of wail
bonds j-hall \ote ballots w'iih the
word-U "For the issue of bond? lor
th* erection of a wewerare punt for
the Town of Walterboro.—Yes."
printed thereon; and the electors
opposing . the issue o* such bonds
shall vote ballots with (he word?.
"For the issue of bonds for the erec
tion /of a sewerage plant for th*.
Town of Walterboro. —No," printed
theron. That three hundred , ol
each of which ballot? the City Clerk
la hereby directed to cause to t**
printed and placed at the t»oU? for
use by the qualified registered elec
tor? voting at such election. That
at such election only tho»«- qualified
under the law shall be allowed to
-Vote, and the registration Cooks for
the said eleetioq* ehall be opened
twenty day* befofb ’the election and
re«nal»i opt'n tor a jiejiod o: 10 day? J
That A. A. T’att-ron. Sr.. J It j
Ckepliu Xnd c. ii. J ra?* r. are hei>-J
hy eopointed,, and d**signaie«; a? j
. ^erg oi >ltd el«-ct',oii t<* (ondu< .1 > • - J 1 >*•
tb'' latae- actogditut to law. J 1‘" :r “, !1 / ‘ < l u 4'*‘-‘' ,l *•’' !< T ‘‘i*
th' vote and ; make due jreiuraj / : 'I ' '
tin roof to the Town Counci..
“TkaU notice of »»;)id ep? turn'shall
be piven by publishing a copy **f
thiv Ordinance In tii|' Fre?? and
Sti.ndanE'Sl new»ti^p* i r^iiHli>!.etl in
'thc^ U*td To/w ei U uit-rtyrb. oitce
ip week for not tess tit an three ni-
costive weeks itEir.ediat'.dy preceJ
ink such election
AN OUDINANtE
Authorizing and directing nr
election hy the qualified r**gister*Ml
ele* tor? of (he Town of Walterboro
of three citizens of said’town or city
as Commissioners of Fuhlic Work?
(or said town. t
lie it Ordained by the Mayor And
Aldermen of rh** Town of Walter
boro. now • in se^dofi: t
That an election is hereby order
ed to be held by the qualified, reg
istered elector? pf the Town of Wal
terboro. on the 7th doy of July.
lt»14. for the election of three cit-
iliens of the.town of Walterboro a?
Commissioners of Public Works,
whose term of office-shall* be for the
lime designated by law, and who
NOTICE.
The hooks of ehrollniert. requir
ed* by the new rules adopted by the
slut* lOTpention are now in the
hands of the various <iuu Secreta-
rit No t»er^on can vote In ttie pr!
mary this summer unless hi? name
is properly enrolled on one of these
book?.
The rules require that each voter
must in person write upon enroll-
and Immediately thereafter fti? age,
ment book of hi? »luh his full name
occupation and postoffice address. If
'he'applicant cannot w rite hi? name
he may ,make hlg mark, which shall
be witnessed by the keeper of the
roll. »
Tim enrollment books now In
charge of the various club secreta
ries are self-explanatory . and any
man can understand exactly what to
do if J,ie will only present himself
for eiyrollment.
Tlte Yules absolutely require that
a voter must enroll in the dub' near
esf lyi.s place of residence
( Mer, E.
W. M 1
n. kj?-
Kir-
W.
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/mltli.
Ttftu-r - IL Ritter,
Avun’. Cle*.*'land Sanders.
I’oep’.f A 1 >rTKe"?,-E.
terlie, I! 8. .Wilder. . .
SddnevV (». L 8mauk t J. E
•f C. D. C. Adams.
Snider K. L. Benton. G. C. Bre-
l;ird fl J. <'•. Nettl**?. ar.
81.1oak? J.’ W. Jxiiisey, p,- M-
K> : rv, A. P. FmHh.
Tlker ('.feekr -E- C,,'Reach. *J. C.
Croeby, .1. *11. Beacli. ,
Walterboro E L. Fish bur ne.D
!5. Vl'idaon. . *
Wiggipr- H. M. Tut**;:, V
Hickman. J. D. O Easterlin.
WiilKms- J. T. Ogu:a. II.
^tricklamL L. E. Martin
White Hall—8*-e note below.
Wolfe Creek L\H. Zelfler. E. R.
Bryafi. Wade Zeigler.
Green Fond H. •f' Towles. E
W. Smith.
Note:—At. the meeting \of the
county executive committee it was
ceportei! that the Bell? and White
Hall clubs had not organized. By
action of the committee these were
authorized to meet and organ!?'
within two week? from the date, of
th's notice. The member* o» ‘hese
two clubs are respectfully asked to
bear thl? In mind and act accord
ingly. When organization takes
place, these clubs will notify the
secretary of the county committee
of their acts and doings.
Notice to Democrats.
The attention of every voter 11 in
Colleton county ^'.s called to that
portion of section 11 of the new
If the I rules governing primary election?:
all po>*es? such pov/ers and Ju e?t .Ids, place of residence. If the i rules governing primary ehetion?!
• i? are eon.ferred/t*y law Tha''•name of any voter appears oh*'the*] which tread? a? follows: “Kadi ap-
>.’s « •• i floh ?*!.>»R- be held at th«' roll of any dub which is not the f plicant for enrolljoent shall iff per-
*.:,>■ 1. :'" *» ! tlie/duv atorev.ijd, iri.d dub nearest liis idan* bf B'siitence, ; son» write upon tin* dub/Ml hi?
»‘* , U 5i riiallXe opened «iti<re*o''"ti sii. (i « nrollmeivt I? void m l t!„. \„f VULL name_.and immediately fhe're-
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aenthled. the 1st day of June. 1914.
(Signed). W. ft. Ackerman. ,
^ D. B. Itlack. i Mayor
Teris r-Td Treasurer.
on the/dav atore'*.i{«l, in.c
hallX' 1 opened imue-o' ’ ii
ight o'doi k a ni. and d«5,e at 4
and thfi, a: such doe-
Vde
ftr
i;» /u ;iti-':. Hook'* f^r -aid «!*-i-iP>?i
*!i/u (h» opened tweniy dav? bv'ton
tw dedlon and refiiatn •d'Cn for a
period of :*-;i days. Tlsi.t \ I’at-
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Fraser ar>* hereby apt* JtUed * and
designated as- managers of .-aid e.*v-
t oir to conduct'the same according
to law . miiuftK? the'vote, and null:*
due . re:urn thereof to the Town
Council. ' V
That noti-e of such rdedion sh^R
tw* given by publi$hifig a copy o!
;i:i? Ordluanc * in. the T > tW? and
new?; -;\-
sin b < nrollntenr is void and .lli*
* w'tll net allowed to vof«*.
Atudieli lieeeto‘*sivin be found •*'
ie * o the dubs in thi-< to-
•f* thl’!' WIfft »!)*• ti!a|<* w lieje the
polls t'Msf be oponed a: tie' flec
tion conducted. 1 ' . .
Let every- voter determine to
which pf these voting place? - h*
tht*** nearest and enroll there, and
nowhere e’.-e, -
Altai hmi herefo will also b“
found « list of the enrollment lotn-
mittees for the various dubs in this
aunty. The^enroUmeht took? are
;ow in'the hands of ihe?e commit-
teas. Let every voter .go at once
md enroll his name.
The book# will be abso*u:et; do?-
ed on the lust Tue. da^ It July,
vof i FUL1* name^and immediately rhUre-,
after hi? nge. occupation ami post-
■ml
oftire address.’’ eti. This rule tnuns!
. what it says,, namely, that each yv>-1
' ter piulit sigyi -his, full mime f ?:d r •
his initials: All of those vot-r*: who j’
have signed their • initial? are r«-'|
sportfully asked to re-enroH b
signing their full nanrek. Thl? n ay j
appear a? a mere tedtnirr.llty to
many, but it, i? the desyre of the j
county committee that the new ruhy? j
,V lived up to In every respect In
Colleton county. At least, it will
be no hardship to sign the full name
and nil voters are urged to do so.
M. P HOWELL.
Attest: ’ County. Chairman.
R. M. JEFFERIES. *
Secretary. *
Assess.
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