The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-09-02
IDEG1srRATIoN NOTICE.
10 THE VOTERS OF CAR
ROLL COUNTY.
SEPTEMBER STRINGS


REGISTRATION of Voters for their respective
aisetion districts Of Carroll county, will SIT
for their September sittings,, IN the year
1893. in their respective election dlstricts,
at the places and on the days named below
from 8o'clock a. m to O'Clock, p. M
for the purpose of ascertaining and registering
the nersons qualified to vote and OF striking
off persons disqualified to vote at the mex.
ensuing election, in the election districts anu
each Of the election precincts OF when lney
are respectiyely Officers of Registration Tor
three successive days in September, 1898,
namely, on
MONDAY. TUESDAY and "WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 18th, 10th and 10Th,
as follows;
In Election District No. l, called
Taneytown District,
]. Sylvester Fink, the Officer of Registra
ton. will sit during said three days at the I'm
Store of p J. Fink, on Frederick street, IN
Taneytown.
In Election District No. 2, called
Uniontown District,
Harry H. Weaver, Officer OF Registration,
will sit during said three days at his residence
on the main street in Uniontown.
| In Election District NO. 8, calIeo
Myers District,
Herbert S. Yingling, Assistant Officer of
Registration, will sit at Geo. w. Yeiser store,
! in Union Mills, on September 18th and 10Th,
and at Fox's Hotel in Silver Run on Septem-
Der Doth.
In Election District No. d, called
Woolery's District,
John II. Taylor, Officer of Registration,
will sit on Monday. September 18th, at A.
W. Davis Store, Smallwood; on Tuesday,
September 18th, at Nicholas Benson's store,
| Gambler, and on Wednesday, September 20th,
at Conrad Mann's Hotel, Finksburg.
In Election District No. 5, called
Freedom District,
DIR. Daniel B. Sprecher, Officer of Regis
tration. will sit during said three days at the
! Postoffice in Sykesville.
In Election District No. 6, called
Manchester District,
George Shower, Officer of Registration.
will sit on September 18th at j. Ii. Blocher' $
| store at Alesia, and on September 18th and
| 2Oh at his residence in Manchester.
In Election District No. z, called
Westminster District,
William L. Corbin, Officer Of Registration,
| will sit on September 18th and 18th in the
| first precinct at No 1856 East Main street, ad-
joining Huber's drug store, in Westminster,
| and on September 10Th will sit in the second
| precinct at No. IA Pennsylvania avenue, ad-
| joining Mrs Sherman's millinery store, in
| Westminster.
In Election District No. 8, called
Hampstead District,
John T. Basler, Officer of Registration,
will sit ON September 18th and 10Th at Elisha
| Snyder store at Hampstead, and on Septem
Der 10Th at Wells store, Houcksville.
In Election District No. 8, called
Franklin District,
Lewis C. Franklin, officer of Registration.
will sit at Winfield on September 18th and at
his residence in Franklinville On September
| 10Th and Goth.
In Election District No. 10, called
Middleburg District,
George W. Shank, Officer of Registration.
will sit during said three days at the store of
Stephen c. Chipley in Midddleburg
In Election District No. IL, called
New Windsor District,
VIM. D. Lowell, Officer of Registration,
will sit during said three days at his residence
on Main street in New Windsor
In Election District No. II, called
Union Bridge District,
Charles H. Banner, Officer Of Registration,
will sit during said three days at his residence
corner of Broadway and Bsnedum streets in
Union Bridge.
In Election District No. ID, called
Mt. Airy District,
Oscar NJ. Spurrier, Officer of Registration,
will sit on September 18th at Anderson's
store in Mt. Airy, and on September 18th and
Goth at his residence on the Harrisonville road.
near the Westminster and Mt Airy road,
about three miles from Mt. Airy.
tits thought proper to publish in connec-
ton with this notice part of the subjoined
section of the registration law which bears
particularly upon the powers and duties Of
the Register and the rights of the citizens:
SECTION l5.-All persons =
who shall vacate and remove from their actual
domicile, abode, dwelling place or habitation
out of this State shall be conclusively presum.
ed to have lost their residence in this State,
and shall in consequence thereof become
disqualified to vote, unless ut or about the
time of such removal or within ten DAYS
thereafter they shall go in person before the
clerk of the circuit court for the county from
which they shall so remove, or before the
clerk of the superior court of Baltimore city.
If such removal be from said city, and shall
make and acknowledge before him an affidavit
declaring that Notwithstanding such removal
from their domicile, dwelling place or habi-
tation, they do not intend thereby TO change
their legal residence, but that they have a
fixed and definite purpose to return to this
State on or before six months preceding the
next succeeding election in November;
8 and if the person making such afiidavits
shall fail so to return and take up their actual
abode, domicile, dwelling-place and habita.
ton in this State on or before six months
next preceding such November election, they
shall be conclusively presumed to have aban-
doned such declared intention and shall
thereupon become disqualified TO vote in this
State, and the officers Of registration shall
refuse to register them as qualified voters. or
shall strike off their names from the registry
If their names be entered thereon;
said officers of registration shall require the
production Of such allidavits duly recorded.
or duly certified copy thereof; in all cases
where they shall have reason to suspect thattbe
person applying to be registered as a qualified
voter has lost his residence by reason of his
removal from the State as hereinbefore men
toned, and they may also in any such cases
put any question which they may deem proper
to such applicant concerning the place where
he dwelt in the county or legislative district
before such removal out OF the State, his
occupation before such removal and since the
time when be so removed, and when he re-
turned, and all other pertinent facts and cir.
cumsiances touching the right of such person
to be registered and they may require the
truth of the answers of all persons to such
questions to be corroborated by independent
evidence if in their discretion they shall think
proper; and if in answer to their questions
or upon testimony produced before Them ii
shall appear to their satisfaction that the
person applying to he registered had left the
State without any intention of returning at
some definite time in the future he shall not
be entitled to register as legal voter
j. SYLVESTER FINK.