The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-10-21
Notice of Federal Elections.

An ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON
II the first Tuesday following the first
Monday in November, 1896, at the legally
established precinct, in Lexington county
for Presidential Electors. aud tor Represen-
tative from the Seventh Congressional Dis
tr,ct of South Carolina in the 54th and 55th
Cong rtSScS.
Tle polls will open It 7 O'Clock in the
forenoon and close at 1 o'clock p. IL. At
the close OF the election the Managers shall
Immediately proceed to publicly count the
ballots Within three days alter the cleo
ton the Chairman OF the B ,ard OF Nina
gers, or one Of them to be designated in
writing. shall deliver to the Commissioners
of Election at Lexington, S. C, the poll
list, the boxes containing the ballots and a
written statement OF the result OF the cleo
ton at his precinct.
The Managers shall administer to each
person offering to vote an oath that be Is
qualified TO vote at this election, according
to the Constitut on OF this State and that
be has not voted during this election.
The following named persous have been
appointed to manage these elections at the
several precincts. as follows:
Lexington Court House. ohm J. Taylor,
D. E. Ballentine and Willie c. Sem.
r. J. Drafts S,ore--Paul f. Amick, J. r.
w. Sease and J. L. Soase.
Leesville- L. i. Warren, S. r. Crouch
and Lewis Shealy
Lewiedale-P. II. Craps, r. L Keisler
and ". W. Price.
CASTOR James H. Spires, R. 7. Zenker
and D. T.. Shumpert.
Boynton Acadt Wv. H. Sharpe, Thos.
Dykes and J. G. King.
Irmo-J. H. Counts, H. A. Lorick and
F. n Nunamaker.
Chapin-B James G. Lever, j. S. Haiti
wanger and Joseph B. Derrick.
Eird's Store e. L. Amick, D. L. koon
and S J. Wiggus.
Peaks Station-O. I, Mayer, W. J. Der
rick and T. W. Amick,
p. w. Shealeys Store-John A Shealy,
NJ. L. Yourginer and James A. Kyzer.
Hllton-G A. Derrick, Joseph A. EptiDg
and Ii H. Dreher.
Samaria- r B Barr. r. W. Boatwright
and j. I. Burgess.
Batesburg-H. w. Shuler, II. w. Haiti
wanser and D. 2. Burnett.
Swansea-W. II. f. Rast, V. Y. Grim
and l.. p. Smith.
Red ore-H J. seib!es, Shelton Ksmi-
ntr and +. J. Eoof.
Huffnau's Burnt Mills. Roston Smith,
John L. CAN'T and W. j. McCartha
Brookland--Ha ton Caughmau, R. c.
Moore and q. Alexander Grignard.
Spring Hill. W. Eargle, 0. p. Clark
and \ W. Lever.
Folks School House Thomas Burkett,
Sr A. A. Daily and G. Ed. Eleazer.
Red Bank E A. Win gard, J. 7. L Will
son and George T. Taylor.
Lower Fork-R T Hook, A. S. Nuna'
maker and S. r. Younglner.
The first named to act as Chairman and
will see TO getting out the boxes in time;
the said boxes will be ready for delivery
October 81, 1856, at the Clerks Office.
The Managers are instructed to govern
themselves in accordance with the fol oT-
ing resolution. adopted by this Board. to
W.T.:
Resolved, That the Managers Of election
at the several Federal polls be, and they are
hereby requested and instructed. to admit
within the polling booth Il representative
from cash party: that such representative
be accorded every facility for observing
the proceedings and allowed to make such
memoranda as they may see fit.
J. W. ADDY. Chairman,
J. WEST AMICk,
J. q. ZENkER,
Commissioners of Federal Election for
Lexington Comfy.
SAMUEL B. GEORGE, Clerk.
October 21-2w5O.