The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-02-27
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.
State OF South Carolina,
COUNTY OF CLARENDON.

uc DOOhS VI IleSlSGIdG1OA WILL UO
opened in the Court House, between
the hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. N. as
the law directs on the first Monday
in each month, until the first Mon
day in July, 1895, when the law re-
quires them closed. This is for the
purpose of registering all persons
who have become Of age, or entitled
to register since the last election; to
transfer persons from this to another
county, and from one township to
another, or from one residence to
another. All this must be done be-
fore or on the first Monday in July,
1895. Lost certificates may be re-
newed to within 80 days of the cleo
ton, and those who become Of age
between 1st of July and the
election, may register at any time
before election.
Those who refused or neglected to
register before the last election, con-
not register until the law is changed.
Also'in accordance with an Act Of
the Legislature providing for con-
stitutional convention the books for
the registration Of voters will be
open on the first Monday in March
and kept open for 10 consective days
thereafter, between the hours of 10
a. N. and 4 p. N.
Sections 4, 6 and 7 of said Act pro-
vides:
Sec 4. Every male citizen of the
United States and Of this State of
the age of twenty-one years not Ia
boring under the disabilities named
in the Constitution of this State, and
duly qualified to vote under the ex-
isting laws of the State, and duly
registered as now required by law,
or who, having been entitled to re-
gister as voter at the time of the
general registration of electors in
this State, which took place in the
year of our Lord 1882 or at anytime
subsequent thereto, failed to register
at such time as required by law, or
who has become a citizen Of this
State and who will register as here
matter provided in such cases, shall
be entitled to vote for delegates to
said convention.
Sec 6. That on the first Monday of
March, in the year of our Lord 1895,
the Supervisor of Registration of
each county. shall at the county seat
thereof, open his books of registra-
ton, and shall hold the same open
for ten consecutive calendar days
thereafter, between the hours of To-
o'clock in the forenoon endH o'clock
in the afternoon.
during which time any elector then
or heretofore at any time entitled
to register as a qualified voter, or
who has become citizen of this
State, shall be, during the time here
in fixed for such registration also on
the days now fixed by law for registra-
ton, and entitled to register as such
as hereinafter provided; and any
elector having been heretofore duly
registered, or having lost his certif-
cate. shall be entitled to have the
same tranferred or renewed as now
provided by law.
Sec. 7. Any elector who shall have
been entitled to register at the gen
eral registration in the year Of our
Lord 1892, or at any time subsequent
thereto, and who failed to register at
such time as required by law, and
who shall make application under
oath, in accordance with printed
form to be prepared by the Attorney
General, setting forth in each case
the fact, to-wit: The full name, age,
occupation and residence of the ap-
plicant at the time of the said gen
eral registration, or at any time
thereafter when the said applicant
became entitled to register, and the
place or places of his residence since
the time when he became entitled to
register, which affidavit shall be sup
ported by the afidavits of two repu-
table citizens, who were each Of
tweuty-one years On the 30th day of
June, Anna Domini 1883, or at the
time the said applicant became en-
titled thereafter to register, or any
elector who has become citizen OF
this State by moving into the same,
according to the Constitution of the
State, and who shall make applica-
tion 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 the affidavit of two rep
utable citizens, who were twenty-one
Years Of age at the time the appli-
cant became a resident of this State;
such applicant shall be allowed to
register as a voter, and have issued
to him a certificate as duly quail
fled elector in the manner and form
now provided by law, and be entitled
to vote at said election for delegates
to said convention.
&. T. WORSHAA,
Supervisor of Registration for Clar-
endon County.