State of South Carolina,! e
County of Williamsburg. 1 r
Notice is lierebv given that the Gen- a
eral Election for State and County Of- t
ficer> will be held at the voting pre- t
cincts prescribed by law in said Coun- j e
tv, on Tues lay. November s, 1910, i t
said day being Tuesday following the |e
lirst Monday in November, a-pres<-ri!>- a
ed by law. ' t
The qualifications for suffrages are t
as follows: !n
Residence in State for two years, in j
the County one year, in the polling J
precinct in which the elector offers to
vote, four montiis. and the pavment
six mouths befo e any election ol tnv
poll tax then due and payable: Provided.
That inini>t< rs in charge of an organ
zed church and teachers of public1
schools ?hal) be entitled to vote after I
six it outlis* resid nee in the State, if j ^
otherwise qualified
Managers "f election must require of j
each voter the production of a regis-1,
tia:ion certificate ai.d the proof i?f the j,
payment of all taveg. iiicludinj* p??l!, j
tax, assessed and ? ??:-ect ib'e during;;
th previous year. TV production <d t
^certificate or the rvc.dpt of the oifi- (
cer authorized to collect, such taxes t
sliaii i?c conclusive proof of tlie pay- ;
ment thereof.
There shall be separare and distinct ,
ballots and bove- at this election fori'
the following otlicer-, to wit: (11 Gov-11
ernor and Lieutenant Coventor: (2> j (
Other Stat? Officer-.; (:>)State Senator: s
(4) Members of House of Repre-enta- J
tives; ( ">) County Officer- On which
-hall he the name or names of the per- l
s son or per-on< voted for a- sm h otlicvis,
respectively, and tlie ottice tor
which they are vote i. ^
Before the h >ur fixe 1 for opening the
polls Manager-and Clerks oust take
and subscribe the constitutional oath. !
TheChaiiman ?f the Board of Managers
can administer tlie oath to the ?
other members and to the Clerk; a <
Notary Public must administer the i
oath to the Chairman. The Managers <
elect their Chairman and Clerk. <
Poll< at each voting place mn>i be i
opened at 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at j
4 o'clock p. m., except in the city of i
Charleston, where they shall be opened i
at 7 a. m. and closed at ? p. m I
The Managers have the power to fill t
a vacancy, and if none of the Mana- I
ger-attend, the citizens can appoint |
ftom among the qualified voters, the t
Managers who. after being sworn, can (
conduct the elction. <
At tne s:?10 eo cuon sej'??>a?.c " At-- .
will b- provided a: which qualified 1
electors will vote unon the adoption or 1
rejection o!' amendment^ to tin* State 1
Constitution, as nrovided in the fol- ]
lowing Joint Resolutions: <
The question of adopting each 1
amendment shall be submitted at the t
next general election to the electors as
follows: Those in favor of the amend- .
ment -hall deposit a ballot with the
following words plainly printed or
written thereon: Constitutional J
Amendment of Section , of Article ,
of the Constitution, relating to
?yes " Those opposed *o said amendment
shall cast a ballot with the following
worcs plainlv printed or writ- <
ten thereon; "Constitutional Amend- (
ment of Section , of Article , of the i
Constitution, relating to ?No." (
No. 566. i
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing <
to Amend Section 7. Article VIII, ?
op the Constitution. Relating to i
Municipal Bonded Indebtedness. ?
Section 1. Be >t resolved by the i
General Assembly of the State of South <
Caroline,That the lollowing amend- I
ment to Section 7, of Article VIII, of .
the Constitution be agreed to: Add i
attheerd thereof the following words: c
"Provided That the limi'atjon pro- i
posed by this Section, and by Section i
5, Article X. of this Constitution, shall i
not apply ?o bonded indebtedness in- 1
eurred bv the town of Darlington, t
where the proceeds of said bonds are J
applied solely for thepurp<>seof drain- '
age of said town and street improve- .<
ment8, and where the question of inenrring
such indebtedness is submitted I
to the freeholders and qualified voters <
of such municipality, as -provided in i
the Constitution, upon the question of I
other bonded indebtedness."
Approved the fourth day of February, <
A. L>. 1910, (
No. 580. )
A JOINT RESOLUTION To Amend '
Section 7, Article VIII, of the '
Constitution. Relating to Munici- !
fal Bonded Indebtedness, by Adding
a Proviso Thereto, as toCer- j
tain Towns. j
Section 1. Be it resolved by the :
General Assembly of the >tateof South 1
Carolina, That the follow in* amend- 1
ment to the Constitution of the State J
of South Carolina be -ubinitted to the j
qualified electors of the St?te at tie next '
general election for Representatives,and s
if a majority of the electors qualified to !
vote for members of the General As- 1
-emlly voting thereon shall vote in '
favor of such amendment, and a maj- 1
ority of each branch of the General As- 1
sembly shall, after such election, and {
before another, ratify said amendment (
by yeas and nays, that Section 7, Arti- *
cle VIII, relating to landed indebted- f
ness. be amended by adding at the end
thereof the following words: Provided. *
That the limitations imposed bv this ^
' * * * /n p - ? A _ v c
?>ection anu Dy section o, ui arucie a,
of this Constitution, shall not apply to c
bonded indebtedness incurred by the 1
towns of Aiken, i.i the County of Ai- J
ken; Camden, in tlie County of Ker- J
flhaw; Cheraw, in the County of ('lies- J
tei fie'd; Clinton, in the County of l-.au- '
reus: Edgefield,in the County of Edge- e
field; and St Matthews.in the County of *
Calhoun, when the proceeds of said J
bonds are applied solely and exclusively y
for the building, erecting, establishing
and maintenance of waterworks, elec- 1
trie light plants, sewerage system or
streets, ai d where the question of in- 2
eurring such indebtedness is submitted
to the qualified electors of said municipality.
as provided in the Constitution.
#1*-*. ? ?.?* /if. K/.rn^A/i in
. - upi'li IIJC IJIIC91IUU VI uvuucu Iiiururainess.
Approved the 28th day of February,
A D 1910.
No. 581.
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing
to AmendJSection 7, Article VIII,
of the c0n8t1t0ti0n, relating to
Municipal Bonded Indebtedness.
Section 1. Be it 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 to: Add at the
end thereof the following words: Pro- a
vided, further, That the limitations i
imposed by this Section,and by Section s
? .
f
, of Ar.ioJe |X, of this ? onstitution. j
hail not apply to the bonded indebted- j
duess in and hy any municipal corpo-1
ation when the proceeds of said bonds '
reapplied solely and exclusively for!
he purchase, establishment and mainenanee
of a waterworks plant or sew- i
rage system or lighting plant.and when
he question of incurring such indebtduess
is submitted to the freeholdernd
qualified voters of such munieipaliy,as
provided in ihe Constitution upon
he question of other bonded indebtcdio-s.
Approved the 28th dav of February,
V 1? HMO.
No. -VSi.
V JOINT l'E-OLTION Purporting to
Am-nd .Section 7. Article Vlll.oi tin*
Constitution. Relating to Municipal
Bonded Indebtedness.
Section 1. Be it resolved by the Bengal
Assembly of the Stale of South
Carolina. That the following amenduent
o> Se<:i?'ii T, Article VIII, of I he
Constitution be agreed to: Add at the
uid thereof the following word-: I'roided,
further, That the limitations
rrmtKid In* tin's Section, and I?V Section
>, Artu l X.ol' this Cunstit ?tion. shall
10; app;\ to bond-d indebtedness in urreil
by the city of Alton. but *aid
itv ot Aik- n may increase its bonded
ndehtedues- in tIn* manner provided
or in said Section of -aid Ar'icie to an
uiiount no" exceeviing fifteen per rent
?f he value of tlm taxable property
herein tor the purpose ot establishing,
extending, completing and repairing a
system <u waterworks, sewerage, elecric
lights and power.
Approved the 2^tii day of February,
\ D 1U10.
No. *-8o
\ JOINT HKSOLUTIoN Proposing to
Amend Section 7. Article VIII. ot tlie
Constitution, Relating to Municipal
Bonded Indebtedness.
Section 1. He it resolved by the Genera
I Assembly <?f the State of South!
L'aroiina, That the following amend-1
nentto Section 7, Article VIII, of the
constitution, be agreed to: Add at the j
nd thereof the following words: Provided.
further, That the limitations imxised
by this Secti m and by Section 5, :
\rticle X. of this Con>titurion shall in t
tpply to bonded indebtedness incurreu i
jy tiie town of St Matthews, but said
own of St Matthews may increase its |
bonded indebtedness in the manner
provided in said Section of said Article'
o an amount not exceeding fifteen per
:eut. of the value of the taxable prop- i
jrty therein, where the proceeds of
sain bonds to the amount of twenty
diousaml ($i0,000) dollars shall be
.urned over by the town council of said
town of St Matthews to the du:y appointed
Commissioners of the Cou ityof;
Jalhoun. for the purpose ??f aiding in
;he con-truction of public buildings for
die County of Calhoun.
Approved the 28th day of February.
\ D 1910.
No. 594.
\ JOINT RESOLUTION Rropo-ing t(?
Amend Section 12, of Article V, of
the onstitution. Relating to Associate
J ustices.
Section 1. Be it resolved by the Geuiral
Assembly of the Matt- of South j
Carolina, That the following amendnents
to the Constitution of South
.'rrolinabe submitted to the qualified
'lectors of the State at the next gen;ral
election for Representatives, and if j
i majoiity of the electors qualified to
rote for members of the General As
.embly voting thereon shall vote in fajor
of such amendment and a majority
>f each branch of the General Assembly
shall after such election,and before
inother.ratify said amendment by yeas
ind nays.that Section 12. of Article V,
>f the Constitution, relating to Associite
Justices,be amended by striking out
n lines 8, 4 and 5 the words: "but if the
four Justices equally divide in opinion,
;he judgment below shall be affirmed/'
ind b.% striking out the word "two" in
Ine 8.and inserting in lieu thereof word
'three." so that when amended, the
sauie shall read as follows:
"Sec 12. In all cases decided by the
Supreme Court,the concurrence of three
>f the J ustices shall be nec ssary for a
reversal of the judgment below,subject
to the provisions hereinafter prescribed.
Whenever, upon the hearing of any
cause or question before the Supreme
Court in the exercise of its original or
ippellate jurisdiction, it shall appear to
the -Iustices thereof, or any of them,
that there is involved a question of constitutional
law, or of conflict between
the Constitution and laws of this State
ind of the United S'a'.es. or between
the dutie- and obligations of her citizens
under the same, upon the deteruination
of which the entire Court is
lot agreed, or whenever the Justices of
taid Court,or any two of them,ilesire it
>n any cause or question so before said
Jourt, the Chief Justice, or in his "bsence,
the presiding Associate Justice,
snail can to me assistance 01 uw oujreme
Court all of the Judges of the
Jircuit Court: Provided. however, That
when the matter to be submitted is involved
in an appeal from the Circuit
Doui t,the Circuit Judge whotiied the
:ause shall not sit. A majority of the
Justices ot the Supreme Court and Cir:uit
Judges shall constitute a quorum.
L'he decision of the Court so con*titut'd,
or a majority of the Justices and
fudges sitting, shall be final and contlusive.
In such case the Chief Justice,
>r,in his absence, the presiding Associite
Justice, shall preside, Whenever
he Justices of the Supreme Court and
,he Circuit Judges meet together for i
,he purposes aforesaid, if the number i
;hereot qualiue l to sit constitute an j
;ven nnmber, then one of the Circuit
ludges must retire; and the Circuit
Tudges present shall determine by lot
vhich or their number shall retire." .
Approved the 26th day of February,
1 D 1910.
No. 595.
i JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend
Section 2, of Article V, Relating to
Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court.
Section 1. Beit resolved by the General
Assembly of the State of South
Jarolina, That the following amendnent
to the Constitution of the State
)f South Carolina be submitted to the
qualified electors of the State at the
lext generai election for Represeuta
:. ? ?
,ives, nnu u <x majuriijr ui uic ticunao
jualifled to vote for members of the
general Assembly voting thereon shall
rote in favor of such amendment and
i majority of each branch of the General
Assembly shall, after such eleciou
and before another, ratify said
imendment by yeas and nay>, that
Section 2, of Article V, of the Constitution,
relating to Associate Justices.
b
be amended by striking out the word | a
"three" in lines, and inserting in lieu tl
thereof the word "four." and striking b
out the word "eight" in line 6 and in- f
setting the word "ten," so that, when
amended, the same shall read a< follows;
Sec 2, The Supreme Court shall con- (_
sist of a Chief Justice and tout Associate
Justices, any three of whom shall
constitute a quorum for the transac- tioc
of business. The Chief Justice shall
preside, and in his absence, the >enior
Associate Justice. They -hall !>e elected
for the term of ten years.and shall continue
in office until their successors <sha.l
be elected and qualified, and
shall be so classified that one of them c
-hall go out of office every two years. C
Approved the 20th dav of February, c
A I) Iff 10. * >
No. 596. |
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an
Amendment to Article X, of the Con- j;
stitution. by Adding Thereto Section
14. to Empower the Cities of Green- ,
ville, Spartanburg and Columbia and _
the Town cf Manning to Assess ^
Abutting Property for Permanent n
Improvements.
Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gen- T
cral Assembly of the State of South i,
Carolina. That the following amend- g
ment to Article X. of the State Consti- s
tution, to be known as Section 14, of (
saiil Article X, be agreed to by twothirds
of the members elected to each t
House, ana eniereu on mt juumo. it- L
spectively, with yeas and nays taken r
thereon, and be submitted to the a
qualified electors of the State at the v
next general election thereafter fcr c
Representatives, to wit: Add the foi- t
lowfng section to Article X of the Con- c
stitution, to be, and be known, as Section
14: p
Sec 14. The General Assembly may a
authorize the corporate authorities of c
the cities of Greenville, Spartanburg J
and Columbia and the town of Manning c
to levy an assessment upon abutting t
property for the purpose of paying for (
permanent improvements on streets and (
sidewalks immediately abutting such
property: Provided, That said improve- c
ments be ordered only upon the written 4
consent of two-thirds of the owners of (
the property abutting upon the street, e
sidewalk or part of either proposed to
be improved, and upon condition that a
said corporate authorities shall pay at s
least one-half of the costs of such im- a
provements,
Approved the 26th day of Feflfcuary, t
A D 1910.
No. 603. a
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing to t
Amend Section 6,of Article X, of the k
Constitution of 1895, Relating to j
Bonded Debt of Counties and Town- a
ships. e
Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gen- *
eral Assembly of the State of South I *
Carolina, That the following amendment *
to Section 6, of Article X, of the Con
stitution of the State of South Carolina ^
be submitted to the qualified electors of s
the State at the next general election 1
for Representatives, and if a majority
of electors qualified to vote for members
of the General Assembly voting 1 ^
thereon shall vote in favor of sucn J a
amendment, snd a majority of each c
branch of the General Assembly shall,
after such election and before another, f
ratify said amendment by yeas and nays,
that Section 6, Article X,relating to the f
bonded debt of any County or Township
be amended by adding at the end there- fc
of the following words: "Provided,
That the limitations imposed by this (
Section shall not apply to any Township
in the County of Greenwood, nor to any- (
Township in the County of Saluda,
through which, in whole or in part, j
the line of railroad of Greenwood
and Saluda Railroad shall be located (
and constructed, nor to the County of
Saluda, such said Townships in Green- }
wood County and Saluda County, and
the County of Saluda being hereby ex- t
pressly authorized to vote bonds in aid
" " r 11 : J ^ ?
01 ine construction ui uie stuu piu^scu ^
railroad, under such restrictions and
limitations as the General Assembly >
may prescribe hefeinafter:" "Provided,
That the amount of such bonds shall sot (
exceed eight per centum of the assessed
valuation of the taxable property of (
such Township.*'
Approved the 26th day of February, j
A D 1910.
At the elo?e of the election, the Man- ]
agei : 'and i lerk utu?t proceed publicly
to open the ballot boxes and count the I
ballots therein, and continue without
adjournment until the same is.com- (
pleted, and make a statement of the resuit
for each office, and sign the same, j
Within three days thereafter,the Chairman
of the Board, or some one desig- 1
nated by the Board , must deliver to the
Commissioners of Election the poll list, j
the boxes containing the ballots and
written statements of the results of the i
election.
Managers ok Election. a
The following Managers of Election ?
have been appointed to hold the election j
at the various precincts in the said
county:
Kingstree?J J Steele, F W Harper,
J W toward. c
Salrers?J E Davis. W E Rodeers. J
M Salters.
Greelyville? J E Keels. C R Burgess,
M D DeLorme.
Blooming vale?H 0 Pipkin. W O
Camlin, J M Mctonnell. /
Cedar Swarap?D W Courtney, W E t
Snowden, \V I Tisdale. j
Gourdins?A W Cliaudler, J B Clark- j
son, R H Pittman. f
St-ranton?P S Wall, John E Godwin, 3
W J Willoughby. t
Poplar Hill?Walter T Britton, Geo
F Chandler, J C Owens.
Muddy Creek?W H Harmon, GW
Johnson, D F Edwards.
Hebron?H A Kennedy, S B McElyeen,
J P Chandler. ,
Suttons?S P Cooper, S B Gordon, R
D Blakeley.
Lake City?Charley F Flowers, B W 1
Stewart. J H V Gaskins.
Indian town?H W Nelson, George ,
Lovetr, S D Snowden.
McAllister's Mill?Henry Collins, SJ
Kirby, W W H Cockfield . #
Trio?James Bryan, W W Bovd, A 1
E McCol lough,
Cades?J L McFaddin.J T McElveen, *
J E McFadden. (
Vox?E F Prosser, J R Cox, W G
Stone.
Earls?L A Rogerson, W SCamlin,
D W Avant.
Black Mingo?John S Graham, L F
Rhem, J E Johnson.
Taft?W D Bryan, W B McCullough,
W E McConnell. s
Prospect?L B Gaskins. J F Evans, a
S r> Hamer. S D Hanna, Jr.
The Managers at each precinct named | n
bove are requested to delegate one of
heir number to secure the Itoxes and
lanks for the election on Saturday,
JovemberS, at Kingstree.
J L (iOWDY,
W E HANNA,
N D Lesksne.
'ommissioner- of State ami County
Election lor Williamsburg Counlv,
sc.
Notice of Election.
i'l'ATK OK Sot TH < AKOLINA, I
'ounty of Williamsburg. i
Notice is hereby given that tin- Cental
Election lor Representative in
Congress will l?e heidat the voting pieinets
fixed by law in the County of
Yilliamsburg on Tuesday. No\ emberS,
blO, s:iid day lieing Tuesday following
lie first Monday, as prescribed b> law.
The ?iualifieations for suffrage are as
ollow<:
Residence in state for two years, in
lie county one year, in ili?- polling preinct
in which the elector offers to vote,
our months, and the payment six
aonth- before any election of any poll
a\ then oue and payable: Provided,
' in <ili? Pir/i i.f on i I'ito 11.
liai in JiiiDitri s in i uai^c "i mi
t>d church and itMCi-crs of j#ui?li?*
chools shall be entitled lo vote al ter
i\ months' resi encc in the State, if
'therwise qualified.
Managers of election must require of
he voter the production of a riwfistraion
certificate and proof of e paynent
of all taxes, including jII fax.
issessed and collectible durin the preious
year. The production oi a certifiate
or the receipt of th~ officer auhorized
to collect such taxes, shall be
onclusive proof of the payment thereof.
Before the hour fixed for opening the
oils Managers and Clerks must take
inn subscribe to the Constitutional
mth. The Chairman of the Board of
rlanagers can administer the oath to the
ither Managers and to the Clerk; a Noary
Public must administer the oath to
Chairman. The Managers elect their
Chairman and Clerk.
Polls at each voting place must be
pened at 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at
o'clock p. m., except in the City of
Charleston, where they shall be opened
it 7 a. m. and closed at 6 p. m.
The Managers have the power to fill
i vacancy; and if none of the Managers
ittend, the citizens can appoint, from
imong the qualified voters, the Manag;rs,
who. after being sworn,can conduct
he election.
At the close of the election, the Manigers
and Clerk must proceed publicly
o open the ballot boxes and count the
(allots therein,and continue without ad
A I /inmnl/if<1/1
ournmeru uncii uic same is tumpictru,
ind make a statement of the result for
(ach office, and sign the same. Within
hree days thereafter, the Chairman of
he Board, or some one designated by
he Board, must deliver to the Commisioners
of Election the poll list, the
oxes containing the ballots and written
tatements of the results of the elecion.
Managers of Election.
The following Managers of Election
lave been appointed to hold the election
,t the various precincts in the said
ounty:
Tait?S E McCollough, J I Morris,
I J Morris.
Prospect?W B Brown, W Poston, A
{Eaddy.
Kingstree?L J Stackley, P A Alsinook,
J Z McConnell.
Salters-A R Moseley, E T Hamer.H
) Odom.
Indiantown?D E McCutchen, S D
'unningham, W R Graham.
McAllister's Mill?A W Rodgers, Jeff
ifatthews, W A Webster.
Trio?J W I^ckliear, J B McCants.T
i McDonald.
Cades?R E Tarte, R F Epps, B W
dcElveen.
Poplar Hill?B J Chandler, J T Briton,
J C Parsons.
Muddy Creek?N M Venters, M V
?ox, W F Joye.
Hebron?R C McElveen, R E McEleen,
W L Burgess.
Suttons?R E Blakeley, H F Gamer.
) C Hinnant.
Lake City-J LStuckey,W L Askins,
t T Rollins.
Vox?D W Thompson, J D Cox, M
i Carter.
Scranton?A,M Cooke, W M DMcuee,
ER B Cannon.
Earls?G.W Camlin, J L Blakeley, W
) Crooks.
Black Mingo-R W Marshall, V W
Jraham, S H Cooper.
Gourdins?S W McClary, W D Hanna,
{ M Gamble.
Cedar Swamp?A B Burrows, J H
Tisdale, S J Tisdale.
Bloomingvale?J K Smith, W J B
Jorris, R W Smith.
Greelyville?S W Montgomery, RB
Ceels, w C Tutle.
The Managers at each precinct named
ibove are requested to delegate one of
heir number to secure the bo " And
rtanks for the election on Sa.urday,
November 5, at Kingstree.
J J Morris,
J J Eaddy,
C M Hinds,
Jommissioners of Federal Election for
Williamsburg County, S C.
Teachers. Attention!
The first meeting of the Teachers'
Association for the present year will
ake place in the school auditorium at
ting-tree Saturday, November 12, at
1:30 a. m. We hope to have addresses
rom Prof W K Tate, Mr Swittenberg.
Ir Puckette and others. I hope every
eacher in the county will be present.
J G McCullough.
Supt Education Williamsbuig County.
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Gents' Merino Undervests with Drawers to match at
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The greatest line of Ladies' 25c Cotton Underwear,vests I v
and pants to match. I fa *
The most superb line of Ladies' 50c Cotton Underwear I
ever shown in Kingstree?Ladies, just see our Union 1*^
Suits at 50c and Si.00 the garment- I
A full line of Ladies' Merino Undervests with Pants to I
match at $2.00 the suit?any size you want,from 34 to 42?
for stout ladies as well as thin ones. We can fit them all.
A full line of Boys', Gents'and Children's Underwear
on hand?including Union Sui':s. We defy competition to
name closer prices. <
Something that every home needs. A large stock of
Leatherette Chair Bottoms, tufted effect, only 15c each,
2 for 25c. Brass Head Nails put in free?any lady or any
child can tack these chair bottoms in?only 15c or 2 for 25c
Nails put in free.
Did you know that we have the most up-to-date line of
Trunks, Suit Cases and Go-way Bags to be found in town?
?Just call and see the splendid line of Suit Cases we offer ig
at only $1.00 each. $3.50, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 for an
All Leather 26 inch Suit Case- Go-way Bags from 40c
to $5 00 each.
We have not the space to expatiate on the shoe subject.
But we just want to say we have one of the best stocks of
shoes in town?any size, any price. Children's, Men's,
Ladies' and Misses'?we have them for all and if you call
and see you find out that our prices are th j lowest
Jenkinson Bros. Co. j
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