The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-03-01
SPECIAL REGISTRATION.
OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF /,
REGI jTRATI0N,
Union, S. C., Feb. 25, 1895.

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In obedience to an enactment by III Gen
eraI Assembly OF South Carolina at its last
session, the Office Of Supervisor of Registra-
ton will open at Union Court House from
March 4tb., TO March l4'h., 1895, exclusive,
f the purpose Of registering persons who
comply with the requirments of the law. The
matter is very important and in order that
every citizen may understand tho requir-
ments, the following extracts from the law
are made pub ic:
Sec. 4, Every male clizen Of the Uoited
States aud of this State of the age Of twenty
one years not laboring under the disabilities
named in The Constitution of this State, and
duly quilted 10 vote under the existina
laws OF the State, and duly registered as
now required by law, or who having beer
enltlei to register as n voter at The time of
the general registr alton of electors in this
State, which took place In The year of our
Lord, 1857, OF mt any time subsequent there
to, fsi ed to reg ster at such time rs reouir-
ed by law, or who has become citizen of
this State and who will register as hereinafter
provided in such cases, shall be entitled to
vote for delegates to said convention.
Sec. g. That on the first Monday of March
in the year of our Lord. 1895, the Super
visor of Registration Of each county shall,
Of registration, and shall hold the same open
for ten calendar days thereof, between the
hours of 10 o'clock in the foreno and 4
O'Clock III the afternoon, during which time
my elect"r then or there ofo-e Mt any time
entitled to reg ster as a qualified voter, or
VINO has become citizen of this State, and
be, during tue time herein fixed for such
registration, and also on the days now fixed
by law for registration, entitled to register
as such as here natter provided; and any
elector having been heretofore duly register
ed, or having since changed his resid Q oce,
or having ost his certificate, shall be entitled
to have the same transferred or renewed rs
now provided by law !.
c. Z. Any elector who shall have been
entitled to register at the general registra-
tioh in the year Of our Lord, 1882, or at
any time subsequent thereto, and who failed
to register at such time as required by law,
anu who shall make application under oath,
IN accordance with printed form to be pre-
pared oy the Attorney General setting forth
in each case the fact, to wit: The full name.
age, occupation aud residence OF the appli
cant at the time of the said general registra-
ton, or at any time thereafter when the
sLld applicant became entitled to register,
and the place or places of his residence since
the time hen he became ent tiled 10 register.
winch athdavit shall be supported by the
athdavlts oftwo reputable citizens Who we're
each of the age of twenty-one years on the
80 h day of juno, Ammo Domini 1882, or at
The tune the said applicant became entitled
thereafter to register, or any elector who
has become citizen of this State by m oyiug
into the same, according to the Constitution
of the STATE, and who shall make ap pplication
under oath, stating the time of his moving
INTO the State and his place of residence since
livl'g in the State, VIII CHI application shall
be supported by the affidavit of two reputable
il'lzens, wno were twenty-one years of age
At the lime the applicant became a resident
of this State such applicant shall be allowed
TO register rs voter, aud to have issued to
Tim ce tiicate as duly qualified elector
IN the mauner and form now provided by
aw, aud b. entitled to vote ut said election
Tor delegates to said convention.
Sec. . n" elector shall be entitled to vote
whose name is not registered as herelnbefore
'r already p. divided by law, and who does
not produce mis- registration certificate at the
po lis whe' e he offers to vote.
Besides the above mentioned Special Reg
stration Days, the Office will be open on
ne first Monday in April, May, June and
July.
t. J. II. SMITH.
Supervisor of Registration.