The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-10-16
EAECTzGsg Ni>TECE.

In pursuance of law. notice is hereby
given that an election will be held at the
various voting precints in Monroe coun-
ty, State of Mississippi, on Tuesday, the
4th day of November, 1884, for the cleo
ton of nine Electors of President and
Vice President of the United States of
America, and a member of Congress for
the First Congressional District of Mis-
sissippi:
Supervisors District No. 1.-Parham's
Store and Cotton Gin.
Supervisors District No. 2.-Athens
and Quincy.
Supervisors District No. 3-Mormon
Springs, Grub Springs and Walton's
Store.
Supervisors District No. 4--Love's
School House, Mudon, FousLs Shop.
Aberdeen South and Aberdeen Ncrth.
Supervisors District No. 5-Boyd's
Store, Central Grove and Rome.
Attention is called to the following
sections of the Election law:
All places for retailing liquors i'm the
several coun ties i'll this State shall be
closed, and no Intoxicating liquors per-
mitted to be sold ,bartered or given away
or drank. at any store, tavern saloon,
restaurant, steamboat not running,
wharfboat at landing or place of bust
ness therein, from II o'clock of the pr,
ceding night until II o'clock of the sue
ceeding night of any general or special
election, ana all intoxicated rioters or
disorderly persons d sturbng the peace
by noise or violence in the city, town or
place where the election shall be held,
shall be arrested, placed in Jail or other
wise kept in custody Cbeing permitted
while III such custody to vote until the
polls shall be duly closed. or until they
shall be entirely sober, quiet, orderly,
peaceable, and well behaved; and the
commissioners and the inspectors of the
election are hereby made conservators
of the peace ut their districts and pre-
cincts, and all political officers appointed
TO guard or be present at the polls and
place of election, city marshals, their
deputies and all other police and peace
officers, are required to faithfully exc
cute these provisions and others TO pre-
serve the peace, freedom and purity of
elections under the penalties prescribed
in the penal code for any neglect of such
duties, and said commissioner or iilspec-
tors shall, when necessary, call upon any
and all citizens to aid them in these
requirements, and all persons informed
OF any neglect or violation of these re-
quirements hall give notice to the Dis
trict Attorney or other proper officers
thereof.
A space of thirty feet in every direc-
ton from the polls shall be kept open
and clear of all persons except two
cllHUtIlpeTS VI SO0u cOnuucU ana DelllV-
Tor selected by each party TO detect and
chalege illegal voters and the voters
shall approach the polls from.one diree-
ton, line or door or passage, and depart
i'll another AS opposite us possible.
A copy of this notice shall be published
and posted with the notice of any general
| or special election.
Polls will be open from 8 O'Clock a. IN.
| until 6 o'clock p. m. on the day of said
election at the various precincts.
The Board If Commissioners will be in
J session at the Court House ten days
| prior to the election for the purpose of
| revising the poll books and for register
I ing all voters who have come OF age since
last registration, and those who are en-
titled to registration by reason OF having
removed into the State or from one
district 10 another in the county.
T.. G. LUSBY,
VIM. DONALDSON
W. &. PEARCE.
Commissioners
oct. 2, 1884