The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1918-08-15

| Eubanks, and B. P. Hartzog, man
ayers, and J. F. Lancaster, clerk.
Lees (election to held at store of
H. S. Walsh)-H S. Walsh, H. A.
Cain, and G. B. McClendon, man.
ayers, and R. F. Walker. clerk.
Midway (election at Midway)-J.
Y. Hicks, !. P. O'Quinn, w. H. Bes-
singer, managers and B. D. Donald,
clerk
Hunters Chapel (election to be
held at Hunters Chapel school build
ing)-Ralph Rentz, Carson Walker,
and A. w. Hunter, managers, and n.
H. Fender, clerk.
kearse (election to be held at j. J.
Kearse's store building)-G. E.
Eearse, G.. B. Kearse, and c. L.
Brant, managers, and H. W. Chitty,
clerk.
denmark (election to be held at
town Of Denmark)-I. G. Jennings,
William J. kittrell, and G. NJ. Cox,
managers, and r. C. Virgins, clerk
Olar (election to be held at town
of Olar)-S. E. Neeley, W. B. Chitty,
and H. H. kearse, managers, and
G.. o. Barker, clerk.
Edisto (election to be held at Far
rell's Cross Roads,. J. England,
!. W. Webster, and Louie Cooner,
managers, and R. NJ. O'Quinn, clerk.
Hightowers Mill (election to be
helc at Hightowers MilD-E. H.
Hartzog, A. B. Hightower, and c.
J. Creech, managers, and H. E: Delk,
clerk.
The polls will be opened at S
o'clock, a. m, and will be closed at
o'clock p. m.
Special attention is called to the
following provisions of the rules Of
the party, which are applicable to
all voting places in the county:
29. The managers of each voting
place shall arrange the table, desk or
other place upon which the ballot
boxes shall be placed so that there
shall be no crowding or confusion
Immediately around the boxes, and
suitable means shall be provided to
enable each voter to approach the
boxes and deposit his ballot with
out interference or hindrance, and
the right of each person regularly
enrolled to vote and the secrecy OF
the ballot shall be preserved at all
times.
80. The managers shall open the
polls at o'clock a. M, and shall
close them at o'clock p. M: Pro-
yided, That in the cities of Charles
ton and Columbia the polls shall
open at o'clock a. M, and close at
o'clock p. m. The managers shall
then proceed publicly to count the
votes. After tabulating the result,
the managers shall certify the same
and forward the ballot box, contain
ing the ballots. poll lists and all 9TH
er papers, except the club roll, re-
lating to such election, by one OF
their number to the chairman of the
county committee within SO hours
after the close of the polls.
81. Each county committee shall
furnish the managers at each voting
precinct two ballot boxes, one for
State officers, and United States sem
ator and one for county officers, con-
gressmen and solicitors. The man.
ayers, before opening the polls, shall
take and sign the following oath:
I'VE do solemnly swear that we will
conduct this election according to
law and the rules of the party, and
will allow no person to vote whose
name is not regularly enrolled IN
this club. and we will not assist any
voter to prepare his ballot and will
not advise any voter as to how ne
should vote at this election.
The managers shall direct each voter,
if requested, to the proper box
for his ticket, but the boxes in all
cases shall be marked in suitable
manner so as to designate in which
box the respective tickets shall be
placed.
80. The managers at each box at
the primary shall require every voter
to pledge himself to abide the results
of the primary, and to support the
nominees of the party, and to take
the following oath and pledge, viz:
81 do solemn1y swear that l am a
resident of this club district and am
duly qualified to vote at this election
according to the rules of the Demo-
cratic party, and that I have not
voted before at this election, and
pledge myself to support the noml-
nees of the party, State and national,
and that I did not, in the general
election of 1915, vote against the
regular nominee of the Democratic
primary as declared by the State or
County Executive Committee after
having become a member of a Demo-
cratic club
33. Each voter shall deposit in
the appropriate box ballot on which
shall be printed the names of the
candidates for the offices to be filled
with the titles of the respective offl-
ces. The tickets shall be furnished
by the State committee for all eX-
cept county officers, congressman and
solicitors for which the county COM
mittee shall furnish the tickets. Each
ticket shall contain the names OF
all candidates for the respective OIL
ces and no other tickets shall be
used. One ticket shall contain the
names of all persons running for
State offices and United States sena-
tor. The other ticket shall contain
the names of all persons running Tor
members of the general assembly,
county offices, congressman and So
licitors. No vote for the house OF
,,nro.o,to+ivo nor for the county