The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-09-09
NOTICE..

blowing polling places with
the 5wing managers and clerks
Il WaYd Wv. A. Weathers. Alfred
I|'Scarborough, A. II. Weeks; a. s.
Rowel clerk.
H Ward ;2--J. B. Baker, w. A. Thomp-
son. r. o. Purdy. Jr.; S. K. Nash,
|tclerk.
Ward 3-W. w. James, ]. d. Pace.
NV. M. Braziel; Raymon Schwartz,
clerk.
|| Ward 4--T. w. Pace. w. o. Price,
q. A. Brown; ]. I. Lescsne, clerk.
A Borden-G. w. Hatfield P. B.
Emanuel. Luther Wilson; G. M.
Emanuel, clerk.
r Concord--L. j. Newman, II. M.
Hodge, Hazel Brunson; F. A. New
man. clerk.
1 Dalzell-W J. Douglas, j. Harry
Jones. H. c. Edens; A. F. Smith.
! clerk.
DuBose-J. r. Yates, Horatio Fra
sier. Robert DuBose; Malcom Rivers,
clerk.
Earle. B. Harvin, John f. Nc
Daniel. H Grady Stone; d. o. Pierson,
clerk.
Farmers-H. M. spann, w. o.
Bradford, A. L. Ardis; Marion Nc
Leod. clerk.
Hagood-W. J. Sanders, W. M. I.e-
lnoir, Jr.; j. L. jackson; b. F. Myers.
clerk.
Manchester--G. L. Geddings, F. M.
Coulter, D. w. Allsbrooks; Robert
christmas, clerk.
Mayesville-J. H. Burgess. q. G..
Spencer. w. B. Cooper: r. ]. Mayes,
Jr. clerk.
Oswego-M. H. Andrews, T. G.
capthen. w. D. Mcleod; J. F. Moore,
clerk.
Pisgah--Leon Stuckey, e. p. Brown.
3. w. Hawkins: J. e. DuPre, clerk.
Pleasant Grove. L. Kirby, Jesse
McElveen, Wylie Baker; HOWE Keels,
clerk.
Privateer--J. M. Jackson, B. p.
Harvin. A. p. Hinson; siIas Kolb,
[clerk.
| Rafting Greeks. l.. Young, T. j.
Brown. J. a. Reames; D. X. Lee,
clerk.
| Reids- -Blanding Ardis. L. e. Avin,
=. M. Brown; Robert Ardis, clerk.
Salem-S. J. Blackwell, H. ID. War
ten. a. J. Pringle; p w Dabbs. Jr
Gaerk. &,
stateburg James Pagan. w. l.
aa,St 81 slchardsan:s Iehn r.
Flitrsot, clerk.
Shiloh n. q. Weaver, J. w. Player,
~. F. Player: H. o. Player. clerk.
sTayiors-A. H. Truluck. N. Nc
Neil. w. G. Moore; I. M, Truluck.
clerk.
Trinity. ]. Keels, q. w. John
son, ]. A. Minis; j. T. Dennis, clerk.
Wedgefield--H. D. Cain, r. Wade
Brice. w. T. Brown; A. E.. Aycoek,
|Jr. clerk.
zoar--s. J. White. ]. A. Blackwell,
r. L. Jones; J. L. Brogdon. clerk.
+ The polls will open at O'Clock A.
M.sand close at p. M, on September
18th. 1915. One of the managers of
each club will call upon the UNDER
signed for the box for his club, and
for tickets, returns. roll book, etc.
Immediately at the close OF the polls
at p, M. September 18th, the man.
ayers will proceed to publicly count
the votes and declare the result: and
after tabulating the result shall certify
to the same, and forward the ballot
boxes, containing the poll list ballots,
oaths, returns. and all other papers to
the County Chairman within thirty-six
hours after the close of the polls The
managers shall administer to all per-
sons Offering to vote the oath required
by the party rules, and shall arrange
table. desk, or other suitable place
whereupon the ballot boxes shall be
placed so as to enable each voter to
deposit his ballot without interference,
hindrance. crowding or confusion. The
! managers must see that the boxes are
plainly marked SO as to be easily dis
tinguishable which are State and
which are County boxes.
The candidates in the second pri-
mary must file with the Clerk Of the
| Clerk an itemized. verified statement
Of any expense that they have incurr-
ed, Immediately after the election.
The following is the State ticket in
the second primary:
7 For Governor.
| Cole L. Blease,
! Richard I. Manning.
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