The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-10-26
The Lexington Dispatch.
Wednesday, October rs, 1904.
NOTICE OF ELECTION

AND VICE. PRESIDENT.
State OF Sonth Carolina.
Ge1nty Of Lexington
Notice is hereby gwen that an election
vail be held at the several precincts es
&sb,ished by law in Lexington County, on
Tuesday, November 8. A. .. 1904. for
Nenb-r OF Congress from the Seventh
Congressional District and for Presidential
Electors, pursuant to the Constitution and
the laws of the State of South Caro- ina.
Polls at eacl, voting place will be opened
ss seven O'Clock m.. and closed 81 four
o'clock p m
The following named persons have been
appointed Managers to conduct said cleo
ton TO wit:
Lexington. CH John Taylor. j Frank
Khckley W NJ Csughman.
Teesyitle-F II Hendrix, P West " J
2 Kinard
Gaston-Jas b Pound, D H Craft, c g
Irmo j 81 Counts, Jno Leitner, 7 e
shuler.
Cbapin- Jno D Farr, Noah e shealy. "
2 Betchnsu
TIL Drafts Store-J L Hallman, T ?
Drafts, d 3 Price.
Iewiedale i F LeaphaSt, 3 l. Craps,
Levie Hsllman.
Laird's M.ll-W Q Jackson, Willie Laird,
B.l,entine-P D Metz, L Derrick, Jesse
Eonkiieht.
EGrd'< Stored Luther Koon, S G Full
ner @ Epting.
pax Station-T W Amick, J A Ear3le,
j r Mhstfa
HI ton-J C Fulmer. c " Smith, B J
Derrick.
B4tesburg-J n Malpass, J A Sawyer. g
L Fink.
Red Store henry N Assman. D G Gates,
Jno Wolfe.
Brookland-A D shull, Walter ,Addy, ]
b Muse.
PW Sheal,'s Store Fred shoaly, "
o Crout. s Reed-r.
samaria-W B Gunter, Job Hallman, j
swansea-C C CAN'T, Charlie Rast, j G
Eeynolds.
Fl ffman Burnt Mills E Smith,, y
Rish. Fl E Jefcoat.
spsing Hill-R v Eargle. S W Amick. G
"a Koon
Folks School House. N Meetzs, Jno
. Derrick. J 81 Derrick.
Brook-A s Mills, Sam Sheasy, D L
Taylor,
Edmund-y G Reeder, Raymond shealy,
DO Spires.
Crous's Store-Jno B Dreher, Scott P
4direy. Samuel Sease.
Deliugo Beiton M Brf Dickens Boot,
4 Willie ShuIl.
Bed 8 ank-Homer Woods, j Il Bailey,
J NJ Justus.
st Andrews-T s Hoffman, A Nuna-
maker. G F Leitzsey.
Pelion A NJ Hatto, J Sharpe, W b
scoheld.
steadman-A B Q7attlebaum, Haskell
CAN'T 3 81 Hall.
On the day Of the election the Managers
must organize by the election of chair
{, man; clerk may be named if necessary.
The chairman elected il empowered to ad-
minister oaths to the other managers and
clerk.
The Managers have the power to fill any
vacancy. and if none of the Managers at
send, the citiz sns can appoint Managers
from among the qualified voters, who after
being sworn. can conduct the election.
At the close of the cotton the Managers
must proceed publicly to open the ballot
boxes and count the ballots therein, and
continue without adjournment until The
same isscompleted, and make q statement
of the result there of and sign the same.
Within three days thereafter, the Chair
man of the Board. or some one designated
by the Board. must deliver to the Commis-
sioners Of Federal Elections the poll list.
She boxes containing the ballots, and signed
statements OF the result of the election.
The first named Manager for each pre-
einct must call apon the Board of Commi =
sioners, at the Court House Saturday. Nov
S, 1904. to receive ballos boxes, poll lists
and instructions and to qualify.
S D. B. Lever,
q. A. Spann,
j. E. Saylor.
Commissioners OF Federal Elections.