The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-10-30
NOTICE ELECTION
For Member Of the State II Use Of RrprrSrn-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

For Member Of the State II Use Of R"prrsrn-
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Comfy nf Lexington.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN J HAT AN
~ election will hr held al the several pre-
rinciS rStnhlis he'd by law in ! eXingt0n coun~
", on Tuesday. November ). 1901, for 4 Mem
hrr Of the lI"us, Of Ecprr> nntatirr, to fill
III" unrXpircd term Of the Hon. \. Lever.
resigned.
Polls nj each voting place will be opened at
an'"!ock 4. m. and e.. .'Srd 1t O'Clock +. IN.
Ihr ioi!"wIns IL ' nam"H !"IsGns have been ap-
j. + EiSck!cy. H. ~ '''' . H. l''"' anu
r.. J.. Drafs' Sto'c-C. II. Livingston.
Davis Amick and 5 0. Hook, Clerk p |.
LscSvillc-M. Crouch, J. c. KinarL and ].
d. Mitchell
L:wi:daie-J. F. Lcarhart, N l.. Rice and
GaSton-j. G. Fallaw c. s. Goodwin and
Boynton Acadcmy-W. Q. Jackson, J. T.
J"fcOat and {. &. JusiuS.
Irmo-N y. Drcher, II. \ I.orirk and +
+. Metz.
thapin-A. " CMmaland"r. d. !. Haiti
wanger and J. :. Wcssirgcr
Eirds StOrc--JamcS H. Her. Luther
koon and Frank Lindlcr.
Peak-W. O. HaliiwanGcr, J. T. Mayer ard
II. 7. Summer.
p W. Shcalys Storc-J Frcl Shealy, Jno.
4. Griffith and i. d Clark
Hilton John Dreher, Benny Hitler and
Julius Eargp
San ari;s-A. J. Boatwright, Felix burgess,
and Vim. Quattlebaum.
Batcsburg-J. c. Glover J. p Jones and J.
swanssa-D F. Huffman, Isaac w. Hutto
ard l. P. Smith.
Red Store-Shclton Hammer, T. r. Davis
and ID. g. Gates.
Hunman,s Burnt Mill. F.Lyles, H. E.
| Jetcoat and Willie Shumpert.
l. -l,,, I EirI, 4 7
Sprirg Hill-E. NJ EIcazer, p E. Eleazcr
Folks school Hoqse-L. X. Eleazer, J. D.
Red Bank-D. Burnett, j. A. CAN'T and
| J. NJ Justus.
Brook-D. J. s. Derrick, D. I. Hite and
ST. Andrews school House, S. Huffman,
| A. S. Nuuan aker ard L: Il. Hook
Blllentine-S F; Shealy, r. W. Haltwan-
ger and John 4. WesSinEer
On the day Of the Election the Managers
must organize by the election of a Chairman
and a Clerk. The Constitutional oath must
! be taken by each manager before he can act,
and also by the Clerk, The Chairman elect
cd is EMP. .wered to administer oaths.
The Managers have the power TO fill n va
cancy. and if none OF the Managers attend,
| the citizens can appoint from among the
| qualified voters. the Managers, who, after
/ being sworn. can conduct he election.
| At the close Of the election. the VI nagers
and Clerk must proceed pub icly to open the
ballot bNXcs and count ,he ballots therein,
| and continue without adjournment untilth
same is completed, and make Il sta'ement Of
| the result and sign the same.
| Within three days thereafter. the Chairman
Of the Board, or. some one designated by the
Board, must deliver to the Commissioners of
Election the poll lists, the boxes containing
the :llots and written statements Of the re-
| suit Of the election.
The fist of the above named Managers at
each pre- met must call upon the Board of
| Commissioners at the Grand Jury room in
The court house on Saturday, November 2" d.
1901. to receive ballot boxes, poll lists and in
structiors, and 10 be.pualiied.
}. II. COUNTS.
| &. F. KEISLER,
| NJ. N. KLECKLEI,
| Commissioners of State Election.
SAM J. LEAPHART, Clerk.
| October II, 1901.