The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-20
Special Registration.
First Monday in March, 1896, and Ten
Calendar Days Thereafter, and Also
on the Days Now Fixed by Law.
ALI Male Citizens Not Laboring Under Dis
abilities Entitled to Register.
None Who Fail to Register will be Allowed

to Vote for Delegates to the State Con-
vention.
OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGIsTRATIoN,
Abbeville, S. c., Feb. q. 1885.
In obedience to Act OF the General Assem-.
bly, the Office of Supervisor of Registration
will be opened at Abbeville Court House for
the purpose OF Registering all persons who
comply with the requirements OF the law.
the requirements. the following extracts
from the law are made public:
SIC. 4. Every male citizen Of the United States
and of this State of the age of twentyone years not
laborng under the disabilities named IN the Const.
tuition OF this State and duly qualified TO vote under
the existing laws of the state and duly registered
now required by law, or wh", having been
entitled to register as voter at the time OF the
general registration Of electors In this State, which
took place in the year of Lord 1882, or at any
time subsequent thereto, failed TO register at such
time as required by law, or who has become citizen
Of this State and who will register as hereinafter pro.
vided in such cases. shall be entitled to vote for dele
gates to said convention.
SIC. 8. That on the first Monday Of March, In the
year Of Lord 1885, the Supervisor of Registration
Of each county SHALL a the county seat thereOf open
his bucks Of registration and shall hold the same
open for ten calendar days thereafter, between
the hours of 10 o'clock In the forenoon and o'clock
In the afternoon during which time any elcctor then
or heretofore at any time entitled tn register rs
qualified voter, who has become citizen OF this
state and be- during the time berein fixed for snch
registration, and also on the days now fixed by law
for registration entitled to register such Us herein
after provided; and any elector having been hereto
fore duly registered having since changed his resi-
dence having lost his certificate, shall he entitled
TO have the same transferred or renewed as now pro-
yided by law.
SEC I. ANY eector who shall have been entitled to
register at the general registration In the year of
Lord 1882 OF at any time subsequent thereto, and
who failed to register at such tilne as required by
law, and who shall make application under oath, In
accordance with printed form to be prepared by the
Attorney General sett forth In each case the fact,
to wit The full name age, occupation and resdel CT
Of the applicant at the time Of the said general regis
traton at any time thereafter when the said appi
cant became entitled to register. and the place Or
places Of his residence since the time when he became
entitled to ragistcr, which affidavit shall be supported
by the sfdavits Of two reputable citizens, who were
of june Ammo Domini 1882 or at the time the sail,
applicant became entitled thereafter to register or any
elect0r who has become citizen 0f this State Dy
moving into the salne according to the Constitution
Of the State and who shall make application under
OATH stating the time of his moving into the State
and his place OF residence since living In the State
which application shall be supported by tho affidavit
Of two reputable citizens, who were twenty-one year.
Of age at the time the applicant became resident o'
this State; such applicant shall be allowed to register
as voter. and to have issued to him certificate as
duly Qualihet electOr in the manner and form now
provided by law and be entitled to vote at said elec.
ton for delegates to said convention.
SEC. s. No elector shall be entitled to vote whose
is not registered herenbef0re already pro-
v6ed by law, and who does not produce his regstra'
ton certificate at the polls where he offers to vote
Besides holding the Office open on Sale Day
In March and the ten calendar days
therea fter, the office will he open on the first
Monday in April, May, June and July, re-
spectively.
J. D. CARWILE,
Supervisor Registration.
Honea Path, s. G., Feb. 8. 1895.