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FOR SALE

\ FARM, about 100 Acres. late home
"A stead of VIM. Little ESD decd. at West
Nottingham. Cecil county. Md. Immediately be-
side the W. ~ Church and Acadcmy:) 20 miles
from Baltimore. and 20 miles from Philadelphia.
accessible by either Baltimore Central. or p W
and Is. Railroad. Location notably healthy in Il
tliicklr settled and pleasant ncighhorhood Land
OF excellent Quality larger part under successful
cultivation. Desirable Il country seat or Tor
truck and farming purposes. &. LITTLE.
Aug l4B-ow louisville. Pa.
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THE first gun y OF this years contest
= fred by Alabama. The first gun Of
Tie war of the rebellion was fired by the
.amc hands at Sumpter. rs the ''soiid
south > heard the response OF the loyal
North i'll 1861 so will it hear it in 1880.
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Register Notice.
To the Voters Of Cecil county,

TlIE undersigned. Officers of RegiStra-
L ton for Cecil county. in compliance with the
requirements of the Act Of 1876. chapter 24g
which makes it the duties OF Officers of RcgiStra-
ton to sit ut place convenient to the voters
of their respective. districts. for five successive
days. commcncin" on the first Monday of Scptcm-
her in each year. for the purpose OF dSchar"in..
their duties. hereby give notice that they will
attend as follows:
The Officer of Registration for the First Election
district will sit mt CECILTON:
The Officer of Registration for the Second Flee
ton district will sit at CHESAPEAKE CITY:
The Officer Of Registration for the Third Flee
tion district will sit ut ELkTON:
The Officer of Registration for the Fourth Flee
ton district will sit at FAIR HILL:
The Officer OF Registration for the Fifth Election
district will sit at NORTH EAST:
The Officer of Registration for the Sixth Flee
ton district will sit at RISING Sun:
The Officer of Registration for the Seventh Flee
ton district will sit at PORT DEPOSIT:
The Officer of Registration Tor the Eighth Flee
ton district will sit ut MOUNT PLEASANT:
The Officer of Registration for the Ninth Flee
ton district Will sit ut the BRICK MEETING
HOUSE,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

- Scrotulous swellingS, carbuncles and
b"il>, hlutches, pimples and eruption, en-
!arged glands, internal soreness, torpid liver
and general clogged condition of the system,
ali yield III due time Ia natures sovereign
remedy-Dr. Firrcc'S Golden Medical Dis
rovery. Sold around the world by druggists
and chemists, Foreign trade supplied from
London branch Worlds Di>pcnsary Med
zeal Association, l'rorrictGrS. Buffalo, y. Y,
Il. Y. Pierce NJ. D.. President.
WEST BLUE MOUND, Wis, March stli, 1919.
DR.. H. Y. Pierce:
Dear .SU-Having suffered many weary
months from liver complaint without relief
| WAS last summer induced to Try your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets At
the time was scarcely able TO walk. Owing
10 their effect ! eummenced to improve
rapidly and am NOW well md strong as
ever. | thank you from the dents Of nv
heart for the good they have done ma and
wish you all success. Yours truly,
Mrs. = STAt,& 81!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

DEMOCRATIC orators may rant and
Democratic organs may lie. but the Dem
ucfatic campaign will not be properly
under way until Montgomery Blair ur-
slmbers his jaw and our refund Senator
peaks the burning Words
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14
HancOckg Garfield

the inst written by his lifelong friend Hon. j.
w. FORSI.i, an author OF HdfiOHGi fame and an
ardent admrcrof the superb soldier: the second
written by his adc-iu-;lrmS and personal friend
Gen. Jas y. Brisbin. an author ui ride ceIebiify
Both 9th cial, iOm-prccd. imm,NSeiy popular and
selling beyond precedent. AgeHtS double
profits by selling bOth. Outfits 5Jc each Act
quick and coin money
HI-I, ,l,t,I --.I.f .I,st, g.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

IosT Of the Garfield clubs are stuffed
sad won't hurt.-Dcmocrotic Fir. Yes,
taey are stuffed full of men who believe
i, voting ~ they shot-to save the coun-
to-. But they are not shot gun clubs
aad are not designed to hurt. They are
d .siEned to do good.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

u; New Black Cashmcres opening to-
tlay-~trom 81 20 SO cents-at
T. DEENNEN'S.
- HrcadStuiIa are sold at mill prices at
REESE'S Provision House
- led Flannels, White Wool, l,ni
Donct Flannels ut old prices, at
MCCEERY & BoULDEN' :.
~ New goods, opening this week. ut
the lowest cash PRICES. +. DEENNEN.
20 Remember We are offering many
kinds of Red and White Flannels 1T prices
which are less than they are WORT. il iAG
market. MCCEEEY x BOULDEN.
- Come right along for cheap goods:
i..ts Of 'cm ut the HIVE.
~ Lo"~ 1T our stock of Ladies' and
Misses Shoes ana Caters before you buy.
MCCECHY X HoULDEN.
~ We are offering new and desirable
goods nj very low prices. REESE.
~ Full line Ut Boots and Shoes at
+. DEESNEN'S.
IL All the standard makes Of i;leachrd
and Unbleachcd MuSlinS. at bottom prices,
at MCCREEy x BUuLuEh'S.
~ $. j. i, still worried Will, q surplus
stock: help him ont.
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AS the interest coupons attached to the scrip
Certificates issued in August 1874. to all members
VIII" had standing To their credit ut that date the
sum OF i've dollars or NOR" Tor unappropriatcd
premium payments. will after the premium pay.
lncIt. duf. nj this meetin% hr exhausted. the dis
l..sitl.,l ,i IN. .cliu AMI acb further ijnanniiI
measure as may lac necessary IL secure to the
members tn" benefit of their surplus payments
without improperly Weakening the means OF the
Company Tor meeting its Liabilities. was referred
10 an advisory committee of the members not
managers. who should report 10 IL special mectn.
ot the Board to he held on the second Tuesday OF
next. Committee appointed-Wm. j.
Jones. Esq. DIR. j. II. lamar and II. Mccullough
ES,I.
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irEcTE is flowing to the United States
a sign that the European customers for
TIC products of Uncle SANS farm are
III sending over their orders and prefer
pay cash toleturning any of our Gov
Hmcut and railroad securities which
90 hold
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ALL for ONE Dollar

The IL following VALUABLE RECEIPTS, neat
ly printed on paper will be sent to any address
Tor 81. and satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases: Ringhone Bi@hcad. and SPAWN Cure:
DiStcmpcr. to distinguish and cure: Black Leg in
Calves to cure: Condition Powders to make: Rat
Destroyer. sure dcath Fly ENtcrminator: to make
Old Files New: to Make Vinegar Without Acids:
Huoi All in Sheep. to A Frcezin" Mixture
Without lee. Address ARTHI' X l.. CAREY.
DE Witt, Saline county Nebraska:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

THE question Involved in the pending
campaign is not whether Hancock is
handsome or Garfield great. The ques-
ton is whether the lsebe! Brigadcrs who
are behind Hancock or the Union men
who are behind Garfield shall rule.
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ITEM YEj A RS
BUSINESS!

In the 1860 the foundation laid of the business
conducted by THE WARN FERTILIZER COMPANY CECIL COUNTY
being and selling fer
tilzers, grain
OF
year N"ftarig tie Com
p,ny, hte1tort, las coD.pAtd TENTH YEAR
desire THEN and for the
And with
capital and consequently increased facilities it shall be cnvo to
make popular Fertilizers possible, still satisfactory
We nrins different brands of Fertilizers
prices agents prepared to
furnish information regard them, be obtained by writing
direct Letters ccIluiy answered. and samples
by mail, when desired.
We will deliver uniform price all Stations the Piael
Baltimore Railroad, between Port Deposit Wilmington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

TIE great conference of Republican
leaders III New York has badly fright
cned the opposition organs. The superb
soldier will have To make another visit to
Eramcrcy Park.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

Won't The Cecil DemocrM tell us
neither there was any truth in its half.
column rehearsal of the Swayne- Garfield
s'ory? Three weeks have elapsed since it
spread itself" OF the little myth and it
has not yet returned to the theme. Judge
2waync, however, has had something to
sly about the yarn, and We think we
h ard something drop. Wonder if it
IS the apprentice ,"
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IMPORTANT
..WHEAT.. MGROWERS..

Seeding of
should
lzcr producing
conditions being
will light Indifferent
We only
positive the
chemical analysts all sell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

SENATOR iIoAE says that the Cincin-
natl platform contains but one idea, viz:
That American history is Il failure. And
Hancock indorses that platform.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

THE braGgart Sheridan " Tie CorU
Ie"ocrat calls Little Phil" Tie Dcm-
ocrat has had 4 poor opinion of Sheridan
ever since he chased its party through the
Shenandoah Valley
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A Household Need.

\ book CD the Liver, its diseases and their
treatment Gent free. Including treaties
upon Liver Complaints. Torpid Liver, Jaun-
dice, BiliousnesS, Headache. CONSTIPATION,
Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc. Address Dir. sai..
ford, 1862 Broadway, New York City, y. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

TURKEY is in an uncomfortable situa-
ton. The Powers have resolved not to
recede from their position on the Greek
boundary question, and are going to send
fleet to overawe the patriotic Albani-
ans, who refuse to give up any portion
of their country to foreign rule. Now
the Porte is asked to send a land force to
subdue its own subjects, whose fault is
their too great attachment to the Sui
tan's Government. In other words, Tur-
key must cut 4 slice off her own terri
tory and give it to her Old enemy, Greece.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

II was qnilcapparcnt from the columns
~ Ihl DebtGcFW last week that its editor
had come home. 1t WASH cmbcllished CD
~ near 50 many - imaginative facts"
nor near so much apprentice bosh.
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between the hours of and o'clock. in the after
noon. all that
TRACT, PIECE or PARCEL of LAND,
CONTAINING


of which Il certain Levi W. Pcnn0ck died 1ei>cd.
This real estate lies about tW i.,cl from the will
age nj North El.t c.il county. Nd. on the road
I,.;,,iL. nom that village TO Mechanics Valley.
and near the forks of the road
The improvements consist OF a FRAME s.
DIV Filing not Sc. rather old but a..InI
comfortable: IL good Barn and small out 4M NY
buildings. EEa.L
The land is easily TILED and easily improved.
Possession given Immediately upon compliance
hy the purchaser with the terms vi sair.
ANY iuiumatiGn vii! ~ -E.GrGl.! given hy
the Trustee lhTccrmin:: This Property. The title is
i,,diSrutaulG.
THE TERMS OF SALE. as prescribed by the
decree are a. follows: Unc-thirl of the purchase
money is to he paid in cash ON the day Of sale;
the balance ot the purchase mnlcy is to zee paid in
two equal in>tIliHUus ui SiN and Twelve iannth-
from the day of sale: :" ',:lT i,tu.c-; from that
dat" AM IL ac .ol,ne,i l., ihc Notes or Bonds ot
enc purchaser. with approved security
The purchaser will lac required To pay the cost
%! the Trustees deed.
REUBEN IIAlNES.
Elltou. July Sits Trustee.
I'D Thc IiIdgc Record. West Chester, Pa, will
insert this advertisement until sale and send bill
" Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

PRESIDENT SEEiYE, of Amherst, has
'scen to Cleveland, where he is quoted as
saying that he knows General Garfield
personally, has tie fullest confidence in
him, and has nu doubt OF his election.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

farmer
IhthE II An AMPLE FIELD,
and ample encouragement. if he will
adapt himself to the different surround
ingS. lie should raise entirely different
crops from those he Is accustomed to
produce up north; cotton, rice, sugar
cane, sweet potatoes, pine apples, cas-
sava, as crops to sell or family USE
Guinea grass, para grass, COW peas, oats
rye. corn, &c., for stock. Ten acres of
sugar cane. properly attended, will yield
Il better return than all the crops Of many
small farms of Il hundred and fifty acres
as they are cropped III Cecil county, cStl-
mated in net proceeds, for sugar cane is
as easy to attend as corn the first year
and there is no planting the second and
for SOME succeeding years. Ten acres of
upland rice will do even better than the
same i'll sugar cane. and j. about the
same trouble I" plant and harvest that
wheat Is. Cotton Is Il good crop. Four
acres OF pine apples Will yield. when CS-
tabilSheI, thousand dollars per annum.
Tor Il series al years, allcr paying all nee
cSsary expenses. \ farmer here does
not need to spread hlmSelf over hun
dred or two hundred acres of land in
order to live, and does not. consequently,
require 50 many teams, and one mule is
team. If a man cultivated ten acres
of sugar cane. ten acres of rice. and ten
or twenty in mixed crops. couple of
good mules could tIa the work. ANY
farmer. or other pc,Suu intending to be-
come il farmer. desiring to come to Flor
ida and make it their home, and can land
here with from $4,000 to 5000, need be
under apprehension about his future.
if he does not ro toollnu ,lol,nd Int will
take hold of from ten to fifty acres of
land and 90 to work as though he
really meant business. Many come here
with 4 little money and 20 mp and down.
ari,,.s and around. for weeks or months
and Witl,on; any well defined 1urnose
settle down Somewhere. and then fritter
away their time and money and when
the latter is all cone they are ahont mo
n,rcd tn rive m unr,yH,.,I,io .,c,.,,,,t or
FInriI, could n,,no s.,,,,..,I s,,,.h
They have never plnntrd sumor ronn rico
o, .,,;tnn, and are nor the sort If nrnnln
IN do credit 10 .uv community hhhut
,S nr,ner q cnr,sr f. nnrI,,a as on,,II
MONT nrt to , narsor IaS;r;n,r =, oa,,,n ~,
FInrida to enrlne in f,rmin,r and ,rh, ~
,,nss,ssed of IL. c,.h ,c n,nn+innaJ
above would ha =, tir.t ,l.,.;Ja u.I,ntl'n,,
tLa ,.n.,, ,a'rina ,hn X I'In.s p .'oi
tho ,,ilrnal sj.ai ai,i,;ao ~, I,aat;' ",
t,,r sa+tion,an+ ,,d tha,' ''' w. u f'NAtloh
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The Republicans never exhibited more
enthusiasm than at present. And this
will increase as the campaign grows
older.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

IT IS whispered that in the recent
county contest Old Jurisdiction " didn't
know which side of the fence to get down
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

IEIsH Republicans are organizing with
4 Ich spirit in New York city and their
acajn%s are large and enthusiastic
IL. Dennis +. Burk, who commanded
5l,a Irisu Brigade undci Gen. Hancock
&ppomatto&, where Lee surrendered,
( leader Of the IIiah Republican more
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

ment III New \ ork. In speech he said
he was now compelled to vote for the
same measure for which he fought
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CharleStOWn Academy.

Charlcstown, Jefferson county, W. Va.
z. Thoroughly Preparatory School for College and
University. Full line of apparatus for in
struction in the sciences. For Catalogue giving
course OF study. testimonials. and expenses apply
to WM. IL. kABLE. 4. NJ. Principal.
THE BONANZA FOX BOOK AGENTS
is selling our two SpieAdidiy Wt.Sluted books
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

NJ The Bone and Muscle producing Malt,
lie Ncrve-qricting Hop the superb Malarial
Il itiaun.. puininc, and other precious ingrc-
clients, combined without fermentation, are
the ingredients of Malt Btters," prepared
by Tie Malt Bltters Company.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

THE Lost Cause would be the re-
gained cause, in case Of Hancock's cleo
lion.
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RUMoRs are in circulation that the
census work in the South has not been
honestly done, and that the enumcrators.
most of whom are Democrats appointed
on the recommendation of Democratic
Congressman, have Systematically intiat-
ed their returns to make the population
greater than it is. If this is the case, the
fraud has been committed for political
purpose. With fair enumeration the
South will inevitably lose a portion of
its present power in Congress and in
Presidential elections by reason of the
great growth of the West during the last
decade. Southern politicians are distress
ed at this prospect. They know that
this is their last chance for getting con-
troll of the Government through an ALI
ance with the Northren Democracy be-
cause under new superintendent the
Republican West will outweigh their sec
ton, no matter how solid they may keep
it. Can it be possible that there is Il
scheme on foot for applying the Alabama
system of false counts at elections to the
ccuSuso
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14
1885,. ACRES OF LAND,
TRUSTEES SALE

y accordance with decree of the
y Cnuuit court Tor Cecil county Maryland. sit
ting rs Il Court OF Equity ana passed i'll the
wherein George Prnnuch and others
plainantS and Ruthdnua Pcmnock and others are
defendants. the undersigned was appointed Tru>-
tee III the decree passed in said cause. and is fully
authorized to sell the Real Estate IL said proceed
m"S mentioned aud III compliance with said
decree he now yiyca notice that he will niicr iur
sale. to the highest bidder, On the Court House
yard. in tue town pi Hlkton. Cecil county, Mary
land. ON
TUESDAY, the 18th day of AUGUST. 1880.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

,,Io Ni7ATI"N OF THE NEW BOARD
William Torhert. President.
+. \. Ellis. Secretary and Treasurer.
Executive Commttec--Danicl Bratton. Jacob
Tome and George r. Howard.
WM. NJ KNIGHT. President pro tenn.
j.. BR ALTON. Secretary.
Aug l+-lw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

rs mud-slinger Tie Cecil Democrat is
not Il success.
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"Sure-Growth Super Phosphate"

The Ammonated Phosphate
POPULAR will hereafter be
and that brand bag This article complete Fertilizer rich
Soluble Potash
ling material and contains all the ingredients develop
cess
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-08-14

AFTER havinghi ears filled for week
with ringing Republican cheers, it must
have been a pleasant change to General
Garfield to be greeted on Sunday at
Chautauqua Lake with another sort of
enthusiasm, just as hearty though not
at all noisy. The Chautauqua cheer
consists of silent waving of pocket hand
lerchiefs, the rules of the Sunday-school
Assembly permitting no other sort of ap
plausc. When General Garfield appeared
upon the platform, the great audience
did its best to make up for the restraint
upon its tongues by the vigor of its de-
monstrations with its handkerchicfs.
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Evaporate Your Fruit.
NEW METHODS, NEW MACHINERY.
Cheap, Practical, Portable

Illustrated Catalogue Free to all
AMOS STOAFFER, Sec, Chambersburg, Pa.
r AIDES AND STORE-KEEPEKS.-Y on
llcan @ct Choice Goods cheap. 10y writing ona
Postal tor our Price List. which enables Won TO
order by mail the best way. ana see the many
kinds OF Merchandise we keep for sale ut surpris-
in@iH low prices. We send sample, of Hamburg
sell W hnicSalr and Retail tur Cash down. A new
combination system enables us to quote very close
prices. We have 81. :. and - packages of notions
which cannot be bought Tor twice the money else
where: all wanted i'll every family. Money re-
turned il not satisfactory. Houghton & .Dutton
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Delaware COLLEGE:

The next term will begin Sept. LIST. 1880.
STUDENTS may take their choice of
~ three courses of instruction: Classical. Scicn-
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BOTH sen rs are admitted to the oiass-roolns
For Catalogues ana full information address
President W. ii. Purncll IL. d.,
Aug lI-jw NEWARK Delaware
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Thursday and Friday, the 9th, 9TH,
9th, 9th and 10th days of Septem-
Der, 1880, from 9 o'clock A. NJ, to
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Dr.. TANNER has got through his feast
ing as safely as he did through his fast
ing. From the unsubstantial watermelon
he has rapidly advanced to the nutritious
bcefsteak. and his remarkable stomach
has resumed work with as much rcadi-
ness as a good steam-engine that has been
idle for time and only need to be fired
up in order 10 get in motion. In twenty
four hours after his fast ended the doctor
managed to gain four and a half pounds
in weight.
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are rs follows
SEC >. No person above the age of twcnty-one
years. convicted OF larceny. or other infamous
crime. unless pardoned by the Governor shall
thereafter he entitled vote ut any election
i'll this State: and IL" person under guardianship.
lunatic. or as person non cOBpos meHti&.
shall he entitled to vote.
SEC ). fany person shall sIvp, a., urrr y give.
N!rc@tIy ~ lndiic"tit. any bride. present. OF re
ward. or any promise. "r any security for the pay
mcnt or the delivery of money. or any other thing
to induce any voter to refrain from voting. OF To
procure vote Tor any candidate or person pro
posed. or voted for aS Ecctnr for President and
Nicc-i'rcSidcnt oi the nted States or ReprcScll-
tativc III Congress. or Tor any office uf profit or
trust. created 10y the Constitution or laws OF this
State. or by the ordinances or authority OF the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore the persun
giving or Offering to give and the person rtcri wing
the same. and amy person whu aitcs n. causes to
he given an Illegal Natc, knowing it 10 he such.
AZ an. clectiun hereafter to Dc held in this State
shall. on conviction in Il Court of Law in addition
IT, the penalties now. hereafter to be- INFUSED
hy law he forever disqualified To hold any office
OF profit " trust VI 10 vote at any election here
alter
All male cti4Gns without distinction Of lar
WlG are entitled tt rc%t$trat,, "A,Ic. ihu i.cued-
IN" sections. are hereby notified to appear before
the undersigned. ut the places named above he
tween the hours prescribed. on OF the live
days. and he registered. They may otherwise he
excluded from voting at the November election,
by the provisions of the Act of Assembly and the
Constitution OF the State OF Maryland
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WILLIAM FORREuT, President,
+. A. ELLIS. Secretary

Premium payments due at this meeting
at the reduced rate OF / per cent on
Notes. .----..... $40