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TWO fOUR HORSE WAGONS,

one with bed and aide boards. the
other heavy wagon for heavy hauling
One set good nay carriages. twenty
two feet long. one Mccormick bind.
er seven foot cut. one Osborn inbR
rr, Ave and one.half foot cut. ore corn
pillow. double row. one corn plGw,
single row. one Mccormick % N bind.
er one double shovel pillow. one uigh-
teen tooth wood frame harrow. horse
rake, Two harahear plows. one corn
planter. Black Hawk. one sllo cutter.
one fodder cutter. one corn grinder.
international make one four.horae
power engine OF International make
one and one. half horse power engine
OF International make; nifty barrels
Of corn IN crib, some hay, corn aEd
fodder
See also cards
TERMS or sAt.E.--Al sums TN.
der $50 cash on all sums over $50 a
credit OF six months will be given The
purchaser 10 give note 10 bear intsr.
ost and With approved security
WILLIAM n. BANkAPD,
MINNIE l. BANkAKB.
Charles O. Clemson. Attorney.
jacob J Bankard. Clerk
NJ. d. Smith. Auct. mar y.
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~ HEAD OF CATTLE.

one roam COW. about eiEht years Nld.
fresh now, calf by her side. one red
COW, six years old. soon 20 be- .r3Ah
one red e0w. seven years old. calf BY
her side; one lioigteln COW. about
i've years old, 10 be fresh soon oae
red COW, about cight years old. fresh
I'm April. one iiOiBteln COW. three
years old, calf by her side: one ~ e.
ted COW, about eight years old. to be
fresh IN April. one red heller. three
years old. iO De fresh fall 1921 one
red heifcr. three years old. soon 20 be
fresh -four bcifsra. two twu-yeara
I'D aud two sHmmer 9f 1920. ca y IS
them bIaeK HulEeia,
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Saturday, March 26, 1921,

at one O'Clock D. m. all that valuable
house and lot, situated on Main street,
In the town Of Mount Airy. Carroll
County. in the State OF Maryland, adj
joining the Hotel property on the
south side and the property OF VIII
liam Selby on the north side. The
property fronts twenty feet on said
Main street. and runs back, with an
even width, one hundred and ninety
feet, aud contains
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
House and Lot
N MOUNT AIRY, caisROLL COUNTY,
y MD.

BY virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, sitting as a
Court OF Equity, and passed In a
cause In said Court depending where
I'm William Il. Hardy and others are
plaintiffs and Norris Hardy and
Others are defendants, and being No.
J2S2 Equity, on the Equity Docket OF
said Court, the undersigned Trustees,
duly appointed BY said decree, will
sell at public sale ON the premises, on
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Modern Hospital Ship.

Uncle Sans Hospital ship. THE Ro-
lief" is the most modern Hospital
shin afIoat. It's length is 4S5 feet,
special rooms for operating. q
laundry which handles 10000 pieces
of wash. II has three elevators, and
il complete In every detail.
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Sings Babes to Sleep, Stays Ouc With
Axe,

Chieopee. Mass. March i3--After
singing her two children to sleep
early this evening, Mrs John Wewi-
orski. aged 20, took an axe and beat
their heads as they slept, according
10 the police One died shortly alter
ward and the other is not expected 20
live. The woman then attempted 10
kill herself. but was prevented by
neighbors. She is now in a Spring.
lleld hospital under police guard.
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rAmntNa IMPLEMENT.


4 farm vaFous one fau champion was.
ufIs Ton Mitchell HuI Leads wagon .stYu
toiumbiH unEpB. ibpse uaEoa@ arr prac,
NEaliy good a. new bow town hRRgH.
Na aoa hsd. viii bold ifn hu horse gag
DH had ~ hnld ~ I'm 0n champion
Erain hiH'irt. ln iarfs-i order. /. 1ner "es-
upe a MiiNaEsHs, aHd the other . NmEdHrd
IN gaud order, Rude nlduura strt4tdrr.
~ bU Z pair hHF caFriarrr pr stft
latu. sad pr tA-ft ianN grain serBrH
ior made ~ y fawugr - iurh
gvilHdgr isih. s.sEsr ID ps'ffect order
i2.H y gas ebaifr en truck iu good o.
DIR fftN fefd ullt iii nfnrF. Hinur hnhf.
ontario gratis dfiii Osborne Sfary has
,edhef. good ~ nyw ipn hay fakr.
iud sled and hesi Hlask flask eNeck row
oaru pautrf l.snrtlUu shank ruler. bar.
row and ROLLER combined = sprmRippfil
ieyrr haFrosa 10.tosth znopgtltHg ha - y
syracuse pioNa. NJ at oliver chilled
pillow. No ini liaht spring wagon, goad
ihr ethrr hand shnlieF. r1Fu pl0va. }
ridihR aud one NntkthR twa shovel
cora draRA = singh shovel pl1w@ win
moving miiL cutting hon, Old ftine thn'sh
stuart sheen AID hprst clipper, r1inhiueh
platform scales VIII weigh ffn M Has
cline tank. f0,Rai gaeeiino drum. grain
cradles. moving Noythes trharsr double
truss triple irees doNhie trrrs. TO II
single trees, hlorklhH fall and rope IS
s'iune Hccd sewer. /. hog chains. hfth rhaln
ana Hftetrhef two hnrNu NtreirhHfh
lhrpr.horHr stfrtchur. lot u snndard sud
nhrr chains, SCOOP Ehoyeis lime shovel
short haadir snusrls. lot pitch and man,
nrp fafks. 3 pair breast ehniua. y ~. NUT
traces. 20 II - ufiu. candy lifhlns fppa
a. new ~ n ~ a-h, Gandy briiinE road
cart - n ~ 4.inrh HHhhcr lelliuH, lol
fsssi and fertiiizeg sargR. blarhauiitb fnrge
anvil hHumrrz and tapRs hog Efulding
trough. Germ by fbr barrel, bats b. tbs
ha.hsil lot - th~-innt Pests railrga'
Jack, Jack screw douhlet ladder ~ feet
ipng srctlon ladder. - Feet long; : sets
brcerilbands, q sells fraul gears, I aud g
barsr iinea q pair cheekii lines. Fiuw llnew
Wagon saddle. q wagon brides, pair 81
housings. 6 collars nTnets, 81 doubt,
buggy harness, aet stngt huagy harness
carrying STRIPS lot u halter~ wagon
whip,
HOUSEHOLD GooDsi
oak huiret. coaeh. oak Rensal doubt,
heater, geSd az new new wardrobe. desk
h brdstenda bureau. stands, 2 dlning
! r00in chairs, qntting frame rng fame
I t0iiet SET. sci new window screens window
blinds half dozen Kitchen chairs sum-
ltnhsp. kitrhen cupboard. cellar cupboard
dozen glass lars lawn swing, seitee. 2 'loz
brooms. American separator, Two 0'gh
milk rams. eNshes. buckets, copper buck
cts carpet w ne Esa ara P "a us sa 5gsf
I 100 cIIiCKENs, chicken coops, farm he'll
chIrn butter tnb. rgam cans, home inndl
xnau Zeal rifle. Fptl0rk clippers S-quar
lre cream freezer, aud many other article
I NOT mrnlioned
SALE RAIN or SHINE.
TERMS sums If $40 and nnder. CASH
on sums above $40. credlt 81 y month
.iwiN be given on notes With approved Sc
curity hearing Interest ffpm day 81 sale
No goods 60 be- removed unill settled fof
Dawn n iIAHN.
liz. n. o. SMITH Anct mafs-st
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TnREE moon S0Ws,

one with litter 81 seven pigs about
eight weeks old. another with seven
pigs about three weeks old and the
other 10 farruw soon.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned. intending to quit
farming will offer at public sale on
his farm, along the Union Bridge and
Taneytown road. near otter Dale MIL
miles North OF the former place, on
SATURDAY, MARCH seth, 1921,
at 10 O'clock a. m, sharp. the follow
ing described property;
10 HEAD or MULES AND HORSES!
consisting OF one pair OF lark Bay
Mules, coming / years old, work any
where hltched: one pair Bay Mules,
coming years old. one leader and
good saddle mule. the other good
off-side worker: pair Light Bay Mules
coming years old. will work any
where hitched; pair Black Mules,
coming 3 years old, we'll broke. The
above mules are we'll mated and OF
good size. Black Mule. IA years old,
good leader. and all around mule;
Bay Horse. 10 years old, works
wherever hitched.
THIRTY.THREE HEAD or CATTLE
% milk cows. some fresh and some
close springers. by day Of sale. some
fall cows, heifers, some will be
fresh near sale time. large Durham
bull, Cat steer,
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

consisting OF broadtr,..d wagons.
stone beds, sets Of hay carriages.
rs II. long 2 sets OF dung boards, Y
horse wagon and bed. Deering binder
s r. cut. in first class condition;
Adriance mower. II. cut. Deerina
horse rake. Dcering hay tedder, New
ideal manure spFeader, good as new:
Shoe Thomas grain driIl, good rs
new: Shoe Pennsylvania grain drill
IN first class order: double riding
corn pluwa. double walking corn pillow
single corn piOws. single shovel
pluwH. Black Hawk check row corn
planter fertilizer attachment single
corn planter. fertilizer attachment:
land roller. land drag, pillow sled. spike
harrow, tWo 20-tooth wood frame har-
rows, lS-tOoth wood frame harrow
i7-f6oth lever harrow. Xxx Oliver
piuw. 2 SO. 80 oliver piows. 2 Wizard
FGOwH. MesaiYFer grain separator
winnowing min. hay fork. pulieya and
40 4 u rope. quincy gasoline en-
CINE. . NJ r.. New Holland feed
grinder. surrey and pole good as new
spring wagon pole, buggy pole. ialliue
top buggy. bob sled, mills sled, wheel
barrow. so. : Sharpleg cream sepa
tor. hand or power attachment: mlls
cans. sanitary milk paiis. butter chuff
and stand. line shaft and pulleya, corr
shelter. z grain cradles. muwint
scyfhe, 60 n. of Candy betting, 20 #
~ Candy betting, single. double ant
triple trees. wagon Jack. pipe locke,
sticks. 3 log chains. 3 pair broaa
rhanH. hntt traces. NTH chains, 2
horse eyensr. 2-horso gtretcher. lo
Of COW chains. galvanized hushe
measures. sheaf, pitch. dung un'
straw forks. dung hooks, cross en-
saws. 2 scoop ahoyels dirt shoveis
feed shovel. llme shovel. Z mattocks
broad are, morucinE axe. meat hogs
/ head. meat barrel vinegar barrel
dinner bell. Enterprise meat grinder
I for hand or power. ia-gaiion OF
drum
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- man az noasRs ANn HrLEs

xA raHsisgina n pair ~ larHr
ehret fnniea yssrs aid uut
eatsa Har leader HuI aaNdis
AhE@@A~ risr enc lfair ~ bp'Nf uuirE,
70 tsats wid, isib eetf1 fpsi lts,l,fs
fHlf hiHk unifa st8fs uid huth gt..d
iradsfs ts't Hnirs enwiss 2 ts4fs oils
"u# eair hia d Sos lghFF brown fhfst
intiirs elll hske larkc natra . irr. FesBH
hufsr e"H rumlnE q gfa uh duuple slrF
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18th day of March,
I'2l' at ten o'clock, a. m. sharp.

1871 at ten O'Clock, a. M. sharp.
FIVE GOOD HEAVY WORK HORSES
OF which three arc brood mares. each
70 foai this spring. 1921. as follows:
one black mare, five years old. named
Doris: one gray mare. eight years old,
named L0itie, one dark hay mara,
seven years old. named Mag; one
light bay stadian, alS years old. nam
ed Harry,
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THREE COLTS.

two years old each. one black aud Gi.e
dark hay and one light bay. all three
mares
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~ arr nfiish eses. sanis siil v-,-..-.
~ ffrsh ~ aAY 81 sats asst ~ az
spufr in cafig HwultaHri hTHrk NJ
haiis. DeFtams ana rsiias. -
Haa4 / stseF
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Opening Sale +!
TIE sullivan ADDITIONS

THE SULLIVAN ADDITIONS
located on the Sullivan Road, hist 500
feet OF State Roads aud on Carroll
street, IN the City OF Westminster.
Save your NICKELs and DIMES
and buy lot or two and have an In
yesiment IN ground that cannot run
away. burn mp, or be hidden or
stolen, and Il represents the most
substantial investment possible.
1875 LOTS, ranging In prEee from 300
and upward. Liberty Bonds taken
as cash payments.
s. 90 CASH and soc to Sl,50 per week
buys a lot 40 II. Boulevards run
through the property
SO don't delay and miss this OPP
portunlty OF getting the best location
for your home at very low cost md
the most liberal terms Come out and
select your lots where the surveyors
are putting In the lot stakes and get
first choice Don't be one OF those
you hear say every day III I had only
bought the lots offered me In the City
81 Westminster. certainly would
have made money. Now Is your
chance. DO Il now. II costs nothing
TO investigate. 4S
Auto and salesman to show you
property daily w
Oniee 81 West Main Street, westmln.
ster, Md. Bell Phone sl&
The Sullivan Developing
Company
M. A. SULLIVAN, Manager.
--------------------~--s---
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rARN Am BrGGY HARyEsS.

3 sets Of brcechband8. sets 81 front
gears. 10 wagon bridlea. 10 collars.
housings. ? iour-horsc lines. 6=horse
tine. I pair cheek lines, 6 choke
straps. halterF, wagon saddle and
whip. riding bride. hitching strap5,
4 lead relns. sets double harness. 2
sets single harness. iiy nets aud a lot
81 other harness,
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The undersigned intending to quit
farming will offer at public sale, on
his farm, situated one mile from
Pleasant Valley. on the road leading
from Pleasant Valley to the Taney-
town and Westminster State road, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1921,
at Il o'clock, the following personal
property:
5 HEAD or HORSES AND MULRsq
one pair Of dark bay mules, one
good leader and the other an 0ff-slde
worker; bay saddle mule, has been
worked some in lead bay mare, 6h =
side worker, any woman or child can
drive; sorrel colt
10 HEAD OF CATTLE
Eight mich cows, some were fresh
during the winter, some fresh by day
OF sale, others fall cows; one fat
bull, 4 stock bulls.
~ HEAD OF HOGS
brood sows, will have pigs by day
of sale; 20 shoats ranging In weight
from 40 to 60 pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
2 good farm wagons. one Ain tread,
thimble skeln. will carry four tons:
one 3ia-in. tread, 3-ton wagon, / Lam
sing 2-horse wagon, good as new;
large wagon bed. holds 10 barrels OF
corn; z pair OF hay carriages, 1877.
long spring wagon, buggies, che
steel tire and one rubber tire; top
spring wagon, cart, Portland cutter.
Corn King manure spreader, Deering
binder, SIT. cut. good as new; Super
Tor grain drill, mowers, Deering and
Walter A. Wood make new spring
rake. check row corn planter. 3 double
corn piows. one Brown, and one a
Hench and DrumgOld and one a Gale;
IA furrow plows, Oliver riding pillow,
No. sci Syracuse pillow, Winrd No. 80;
oliver. SO. 40: 2i-tooth wood frame
harrow, iS-tOoth frame harrow, z
lever harrows. one l7-to0th and one
t5-tooth. G0-toOth smoothing har-
row. "A harrow. Tiger hay tcdder.
good land roller. shovel pillow. 2 sim
gle corn plows, one-horso sled, bob
sled aud bed, 6-horge /. II. e. coal oil
engine. I. ~ G. chopper, Ideal chop
per. 12-feet OF G-in belt, No. 10 Tor
nado feed cutter. corn shelter, line
SHAFT and puIleys, hay fork rope and
puileys; compound platform scales,
g-horae evener. double, single, aud
triple trees. jockey sticks. middle
rings. two 2-hurse stretehers. buggy
pole. lumber and log chains. COW.
breast and butt chains. sets OF
brecchhands. 6 sets OF Yankee hat-
ness. eight brides. get OF buggy har-
ness. vet OF double harness, 3 pair
check lines. good wagon saddle. 2
wagon whips. hitching straps, lead
reius. 3 leather nynets. cotton nets.
head halters. Thompson seed sower.
wheelbarrow. mattoeks. picks. rakes.
shovels. forks, digging iron. grain
cradles. scythe. work bench, etc,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
No. 4, sharples cream separator. 6
5-Fal milk cans. dinner bell. 2 churns
Reed butter worker. No. = Red Cross
fcook stove and pipe buffet, cupboard,
apple butter. BY the gallon: sausage
grinder and suffer, and many other
articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of sale-All sums OF $40
( and under, cash. on all sums above
I $40 credit OF 10 months will be
given on note with approved security,
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0usEH0iD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE.

Tables. buffet. safe. stoves, hall race,
lounges. cot and springs, bed room
and rocking chairs lawn wing. lawn
mower. bedsteadH, 40 yards NEW IN
GRAIN CARPET. Just bought, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms OF Sale ALI sums OF $40
and under, cash: and all sums above
$40 a credit Of ~ months viii be Civ
en-. the purchasers giving his, her, or
thetr notes. with approved security,
bearing interest from day Of sale. No
property 20 be removed until settled
for, unless permission by the sub
scriber.
A. II. YOUNG.
J. ". o. Smith, anet
A. VI Wagner and Jesse Garner.
febaS.ts Clerks.
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on farm between Baltimore Pike and
East View, formerly Trump and
Brothers farm. on the
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" BILLS HOODOO
Even Burglar Refused 10 Take Them
from Victim

Augusta, Ga, March 9-The 81 hill
hoodoo theory holds good even among
burglars, apparently. for a household
err here reported TO the police last
night that he had found his cash sup
ply looted of all save twO-spot green
backs.
In his worry about the hood0o hill3,
the robber forgot TO take his sweater
with him when he fed.
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WHITE CHESTER HOGS,

consisting OF 4 brood sows. one will
have pigs by day Of sale, March 20,
and the other two later; 90 head Of
Shoats, weighing from 40 to 30 lbs;
one White Chester Boar:
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FOR SALE OR RENT !

3 acres OF land and good . room
house. w miles from Westminster,
near Avondlle.
l.. ". PLUMHER,
II. F. d. No, s. Westminster Md.
mar 1899
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PUBLIC SALE!

Tho undersigned, Intending ~ rnt farm
ina ~ iofrF ~ pabllr sale On Tie West
sinister aDd Tsnsy tow State Road .
mitcs raHi ~ rap~ysaRH ucat isaust
rhuubi go
wrpvFspSt. MARCH zare. 1871.
a u n'riars A. Hlsrp. tb' following
personal praw'fty
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d HEAD or HORSES.

Roam Horse. s years old, work any
where hifched and a good wagon
lender; Roam Horse, years old, work
anywhere hitehed and good wagon
leader; these horses are we'll mated
and are worth any farmers attention.;
Black Horse. 6 years old, viii! work
anywhere hitched and good single
driver; Bay Mare, 6 years old, Will
work anywhere hitched and a gool
single driver; Bay Mare, 10 years old.
viii work anywhere hitehed and an
excellent saddle mare; Bay Mare, 7
years old, will work anywhere hitch
ed and also a good leader and good
saddle mare:
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n HEAD or RED DURHAM CATTLE

consisting OF ii head Of milch cows
and one Durham Bull, years old;
three OF these cows will be fresh by
day Of sale. win be fresh in the
Fall and will be fresh In May;
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Also Al The Same Time and Place.
bedstead. good corner cupboard. ex-
tension table. cane seat chairs,
cane seat rocker, large chest. wash
stand. washbowl and pitcher, mir
rors. good feather bed. pair OF pile
lows and bolster. comforts. wool
blankets. coyerlet, lot OF dishes, and
other articles not mentioned.
Terms Same ms above sale.
MRS. MARY SEGAFO0SI.
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10 HEAD OF CATTLE

Eight mich cows, some were fresh
during the winter, some fresh by day
of sale, others fall cows; one fat
bull, stock bulls.
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~ HEAD OF HOGS

? brood sows, will have pigs by day
OF sale; 20 shoats ranging In weight
from 40 to 60 pounds.
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Public Sale !!

ON MONnAY. MARCH 81, 1921, at 10
o'clock sharp, the undersigned in
tending to quit farming, Will sell at
public sale. on his premises. situated
about four and one-haif miles from
Westminster, on the Uniontown Pike,
near ,Morelock's Schoolhouse, the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit:
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one pair Of dark bay mules, one a
good leader and the other an off-slde
worker; bay saddle mule, has been
worked some in lead; bay mare, On =
side worker, any woman or child can
drive; sorrel colt.
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morsEm0I.p 0oons !
SALE RAIN or SHINE.

TERMS Sums af $40 and under CASH
on sums above $40. credit 81 y months
viii be- given on notes with approved Sc
curity, hearing Interest frpm day 81 sale.
No goods 60 be- removed untll settled for.
Dawn II. nAmN.
u. n. o. SMITH, Anct mafs-sts
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TUESDAY, MARCH ., 1921,
5 HEAD or HORSES AND MULES

at Il o'clock, the Following personal
property;
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PUBLIC SALE:

The undersigned intending to quit
farming will offer at public sale, on
his farm. situated one mile from
Pleasant Valley. on the road leading
from Pleasant Valley to the Taney-
town and Westminster State road, on
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CHARLES S. MARKER.

D. ~ o. Smith, Auct
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!. y. u. smith, auctioHeer.
u. A. Nushaum and
1. \. BrandenhurE, Clerks. a.i-a
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Notice of General Election

disability he is unable to mark. his
ballot, can have assistance of one or
two election officers in marking same,
to be chosen by the voter: and if he
declares that he is totally blind, he
may be assisted by any person chosen
by him from among the legal voters
OF the county. The presiding officer
may administer an oath in his discre-
ton, as to such persons disability.
Chi The following is a facsimile of
the official ballot:
CD The body of said notice shall
be set in the type of the regular read
ing matter of the paper making the
publication which shall not be larger
than long primer nor smaller than
minion, and shall contain at least
seven lines of type to the inch The
titles of offices and names of candi-
dates shall be separated in the notice
by blank spaces not exceeding one
twelfth of an inch in thickness and
the columns containing the titles of
offices and the names of candidates
shall not exceed two and one sixth
inches in width.
6 No other or further publication
of notice provided for by this and the
preceding section shall be required
to be made by any county or city
clerk, except that in cities, the clerk
shall at the foot of such notice, spe-
city the place of voting in such cleo
ton precinct, and the hours of open
ing and closing the polls.