The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-21
General Election Notice.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION J
For ANDERSON COUNTY


For ANDERSON COUNTY,
ANDERSON c. a., S. c., October 20, 1850.
DURSUANT to an "Act providing for the Gener-
L al Election, aud the manner Of conducting the
same" approved March /, 1870, and of an Act
of an Act relating to the time of holding Genera:
Elections, approved March 10, 1874 an ELECTION
will be held in the COUNTY Of ANDERSON on
day in NOVEMBER, 1880, being the end day
of November 1880, for Presidential Electors, Gov
ernor, and Lieutenant Governor Of the State, Sec
retary of State, an Attorney General, Superinten-
Treasurer, Adjutant and Inspector General; for
Representative in Congress from the Third Con-
gressional District; for Solicitor of the Eighth
Judicial Circuit for four Members of the House of
Representatives from Anderson County; for one
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas and General
Sessions for one Sheriff. for one Probate Judge for
one School Commissioner, for three County Com
nlissioners, and one Coroner, for Anderson County
rules, principles and provisions prescribed by the
Acts aforesaid
The following Election Precincts have been cs-
tahlished by I'm Act of the General Assembly, Zap
proved March 12, 1S15l, and the several persons
hereinafter named are hereby appointed Managers
of Election at the Precincts, viz:
anderson C. III. l.. Tribble, T. F. Wilson and
James NJ Payne.
PendIeton:T.s S. Crayton, W. II. D. Gaard and
]. D. Smith.
Sandy Springs-T. E. Dickson, Peter Mcphai and
InOmaS RelQ.
CsntrerMs-A. D. Bowden, j. c. Horton and S. n.
Browne.
Behany-Larkin Newton, Warren Martin and
A. N. Richardson.
Balps Mak-W. a. Neal, S. NJ. Martin and J. NJ.
Guyton.
Greenrood-J. P Smith, John N. Glenn and VIM
H. Pickens.
grus1y Creeks. G. Williams, L. Mullikin and J.
lNaiamsion-c. Z. Horton, ]. G. clinkscacs and
John Cody.
Beltoa-J. n. Cox, L. L. McGce and G. P. Brown
lee
H0nea PaA-Dr, T; A. Hudgcns, DR.. r. S. chcs-
hire and W. J. Robertson.
CraysonuWe-T. L. Clinkscales, R. B. A. Robinson
and G. C. Reed.
-MyorGs-J. s. Beatty, Samuel O. Jackson and T.
Longs Saop-Wm. Ranson, G.. L. schrimp and
| DR.. B. T. Duncan.
DARK c6rner-T. A. sherar1, c. C. Simpson and
| John M. Craft
WiayorGs-J. T. Anderson, DR.. j. a. Todd and
]. H. Little
Bro'cn q Farn,er's Store-J. A. Gaines, ]. L. Far
| mer, and J. A. CAN'T.
G. " Marefs-G.N N. C. Bolcman, J. N. Tribble
| and W. h. Parker
George Sscrenson's-Elias McGce, B. a. Mcconnell
and George Stevenson.
Hollands &Ore-J. L. Carter, Vim. Burriss and
| L. o. Williford.
Tho Managers herein named will meet at once at
their respective Precincts, and organize themselves
hto Doa!u, ny apPo!nLihS ONO OIL tnelr numOel 10
serve. as Chairman, who is empowered to adminis-
| ter the necessary oaths in every instance. The
Chairman of each Board will rall at this office, be
qualified and get the Boxes and Election Law on
Saturday, the 30th October.
The Polls Will be opened at o'clock in the fore
noon and closed at o'clock in the afternoon of the
day OF Election and shall be kept open during these
hours without intermission; and the Managers
shall administer to each person Offering to vote
oath that he is qualified to vote at this Election,
according to the Constitution and laws of this State
and that he has not voted during this Election
inspected, to see that it is empty and secure, and
then locked just before the opening of the Poll and
the keys returned tc the Managers, and shall not
be opened during the Election.
Immediately after the closing of the Polls, the
Managers shall proceed publicly to open the Ballot
Box aud count the Ballots therein, and continue
such count, without adjournment or Interruption
until the same Is completed, and make such state
ment of the result thereof, and sign the same, as
the nature of the Election shall require.
the Board Of Managers or one Of them, to be desg
mated In writing by the Board shall deliver to the
Commissioners of Election the Poll List, the Boxes
containing the Ballots, and written Statement Of
the Result of the Election in his Precinct.
The Peace Officers arc required to be present at
the Polls until the Election is completed preserve
the peace and independence Of the Ballot and see
that no liquor Is sold at near the Election Pre-
cinct.
All Barrooms and other places for the sale of
liquors by retail, shall be closed at o'clock on the
evening preceding the day of Election and remain
closed until o'clock In the morning of the next
day thereafter, and during the time aforesaid the
sale of intoxicating liquors is prohibited
e. +. FOLLY, Chairman,
NJ. P. TRIBBLE,
N. B. GAILLARD
Commissioners Of Election Anderson County.
Oct 2l. 1880 Is