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s01ad Persnal Neaten. e Miss -Ethel Anderson, of Atlanta, is visiting her Sister; Mrs. P.- E. Can-non. Capt. W. :N. Dyess, is spending the Week at Glenn Springs. 5ir. ilugh Miller Leaman, of Cross iHill, was a visitor in. the city Monday. -Miss Frances Todd, of North Au .gusta, Is visiting her cousin, Miss Gladys 'Roper. Mr. and .Nrs. Wh oel Smith, of Ab beville, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. \Vilkes. Miss Izora Calvert, of Greenwood, after a two weeks' visit to Mrs. Ernest *Moore, returned home yesterday. 'Mrs. IP. E. Cannon has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives at Lavonia and other points it. Georgia. Mr. and 'Mrs. Iloyt Camp and child, of Hartsville, are visiting their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. illudgens. Misses Margaret and Eleanor Hall, of Columbia, are visiting lrs. NM. L. Copeland. ,Mrs. A. S. Pery- and two children have returned home after visiting Mrs. Perry's sister, Mrs. A. C. Rose, at Blaney. Miss Margaret Wright and Master William 'ramlett left last week for Charleston, to spend some time with relatives. Capt. IBrooks Swygert is spending .this week In (Iendersonville, N. C., en joying. his vacation in the mountain atmosphere. Miss Charlotte McGowan has re turned home after a pleasant visit to .Mrs. Jas. M. Stout in Washington, ). C. Mrs. 0. Ponninigton, of Augusta, and Mrs. C. Kitchen, of Augusta, are visit ing their mother, Mrs. Laura H'. Tay lor. Mr. W. 10. Meng went up to Ridge Crest, N. C.. Sunday and brought home his w!fo and children, who have been spending several weeks there. Miss Fannie lcGill, of Columbia, spent the first )art of the week in the city with miss Sarah Bishop while on her way td tIasley to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. HRoy Powers and chil dren, of Monroe, Ga., have been spend ing a few days with their father, .\1r. J. it. 1Power, near Madden. bLeut. .1. v. iWofford, U. S. A., is spending a furlough with his father, Mr. J. A. Wofford, at Maddens. Lieut. Wofford is stationed now at Fort RUley, Kans. Masters Louis Solomon and Duckett -Youn.gf left Monday morning with a party of Clinton boy scouts for Lake Tuxedo, N. C., where they will enjoy a week's o1111ig. Miss Mary Fuller, of Mountville, and Miss Eloise Clardy, of this city, left last week for Charleston, where they will visit their aunt, M.lrs. lattie Teague. Mliss Mary Hoper hlas return11ed hom1e after a visit to Leesvilie. .\liss Nan nie Kate iudgens, who went to lAees yille with her, decided to remain a few daysi longer. .\ir. Wells Cilardy has been confined to his home for several days oni ae count of sickness. Ills sickness Jn teirruipted a vacation in the mountains, which lie expected to take this week. Misses 10lla tash alhd IEthel Stod (lard, of Owings, and Misses Pansy and Laurie Clarke, of Anderson, have re turned 1hom1e after visiting Mir. andic Mi1s. -\illiam Solomon foi' several (lays.* Mr. andl .\rs. .Li. W. Brooks and lit tle dlaughiter,' of Eden, aceym paniled by Mr. C. F. Hrooks, sipent the dlay in the city M\onday. Tfhey were accompanied home .by their aunt, Mrs. BI.' A. Sulli vani. Mt s. WV. 1i. Whitiey with lier little (laughter has returned0( toAlbermiarle, N. C., after sp~endih; several weeks here ,with heri father, Mr'. J . Ii. Sull v'an. She W .is accomnyan ied home by her1 sister, .\Miss jleanie Sullivan. who wiill spend somue t ime with her'. Mr'. and~ NIrs';. .1 ohn .\l. TIeague sipent Sunday in (Greenwvood with Mr's. Tongue's iar'enlts, Mr. and14 Mrs. J. \V. A. Boyd. Mr. H~oydl and his di aghter, huiss Ella lloyd, ret urned w ith them for' a visit of a few days, the latter still 1being thelir guaeut. I r. and .\lrs. .iamues Ii. Dowvney, of fla!nesville, (Ga., s.ient sevemi d (ays in tihe city last week withI .\ir. John A. Franks and other' ielatives. .' Doewney has a large hospital'at Gaines vylle and is meeting .w ithi signal suc cess in his adopted home. Miss~ Elizabeth Young, who under wvent an (operation1 for' appendicitis at a hospital in Spartanburg several ,weeks ago. was brought home Satiur day. Thiough very much impriiovedt in health, she is still confIned to her' bed. R. E0. Jones, son of Mr'. andl Mr's. \V. 0 . Jones, 632 East Main street, has r'eturned home after serving one on ,listment in the navy with tihe Atlantic fleet, lie reelved his honorable dis chaige June 13thI at P'rtsmoumth, N. 1i. Miss Sadie Romar', of Tiyr'ono, Now. 'Mexico, ila visiting 'Mihrs. 'Lanmar Smith. Miss :Bomar Ia originally from Spar tanburg, but has been in New Mexico for a number nf yoe ha bingr nmninved In the 'offlce of a largO' copper Mining company. Mrs. Irvin Coleman and daughter, Miss Eva Coleman,- who, have been visiting Mrs. Coleman's daughter, Mrs. Friday, in North,.returned to -the olty last week' and are at theil home on Irby Avenue. They ,were accoM panied home - by -Mrs. FrIday's little daughter, Harriett. Mr. and ' Mrs. Eugelie Power have arrived in the city from Lyndon, Ky., where Mr. Power has 'been teaching Ilk the State Military college. Mr. IPow er was elected head of the history de i)artment at the last meeting of the board of trustees, while IIrs. Pow r was elected librarian. 'Misses Geraldine Hatcher, of Jack sonville, Fla., 'M'ary Love 'Fraloigh,' of Madison, Fla., Catherine McMillan, of Talladega, Ala., Rose lildebrand, of Asheville, N. C., and Elizabeth Jack son, of Bennettaville, S. C., are house guests of Miss Rosa -Gray on South Iiarper street. They are being shown a, great deal of attention by inembers of the younger set and last night Miss (ray gave an informal dance in their honor at her -home. Entertainiel In Columbia The following account-of an after noon tea given in Columbia by Mrs. Cora Cox Lucas, in ;ionor of Mrs N. B. Dial and Mrs. 11. L. Jones, of this city, appeared in the society column Qf The State Saturday: One of the enjoyable affairs of the nidsumnier was a tea which Mrs. Cora Cox Lucas gave yesterday afternoon at her home in the Charles Edward apartments in compliment to her two guests, Mrs. N. 13. Dial of Washing ton. wife of Senator Dial, and 'Mrs. 13. U .Jones of iLaurens. The attractive rooms were gay with garden 'flowers, the living, room showing a miscellany of kinds andi colors with dahlias predominating, and the dining room being entirely in yellow. The table had in the cen ter a big bowl of miniature sunflow ers and the ices, sweets and punch re flected their color. Mrs. ILucas was assisted durinig the afternoon by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Edwin 'Lucas, 'Mrs. Charles 3oineau, Mrs. Perrin Thompson and 'rs. .James M. Green,n Jr., and the two uninty misses serving Punch were Misses Elizabeth Simpson of Greens boro, N. C.. and -1'rnestine Lucas, niece of the hostess. About two score guests called after 5:30 o'clock. * * * * * * * * .*'* * * * * IA~NFOltD NI:WS * * * * *'-*'* * * * * * * * * * * Ianford, 183 1.-The present dry weather and the boll weevil are the popillar topicl of the day. Several farmers have found small quantities of this much-talked of pest onl thei farins and steps are being taken to coibat its existence. We hope the sit itation can be managed. Mr. Charles .i'rumntond and family, of Simartanburg, and Mr. \V. 'T,. Dru'im mondil~ and family of St. .\athews, were guie.<ts at their 01(1 home this week. Mr.' and .\i is. TI. M. Ilurnett. ai'e in W~oodiruff visiting relatives for' a few days. '-Misses Vivian and .\eilie iliirnett are spendinig the week in Cros~s An chor with Mrs. Julia Prince. Mr's. WXX. T. Coopier is visiting rela tives in Spartanbu rg and Greenville. Mr's. WV. D. Patterson entertained s0ome of tihe mtemlbers of hot' Sunday School class andi a few other friends at an excellent dlnner' last Sunday. Mr's. "W. L. .l'tlintock, of Orat, spent Buniday wvith heri aunt, Mr's. 0. P. Fow ier', who wasl Very si. k last week. Miss Mario Marttn, of Greenwood, is speonding a few days with her' this week oi' util Mrs. Fow.ler is be'tter. Mdiss Ruth Coopmer .'pent last .week with heri sister', .\Ilrs. Hoyd( 1i0, oif Uros0A Anchiotr. .lMs. M. WN. lFowler and MXiiss Mar'y Mrs. J1. S. iiiggiins. Prof. Fred D). Cox is at home from Uoniway splendling his vacation with hisa parents, Mr'. andI Mis. C. D). Cox. .\fr and Mi's. TV. A. Driumimond at Lnded the 'ilaptist Assembly andi wo man's meeting at Grieenvillec last week. Mahistr Pi I. A. Thomas, of Niartan bitrig, is .pending a month w~ithi his girandparenmts, M.i' and Mr's. .h. Ri. lFranks. Mt's. Nannie BainettI andl childi'en tipent Sunday wvithi Mrs. Mary3 iParson ad Mr is. Alice Mooi'e. i'rs. M. (I. 'Illarlani has been1 speond ig some time in Gastonla, N. C., wvithm hiei' (daughiter', Mrs. iI. V.. H'unsinge, who acconm'inied hei' home Saturday afternoon, fogethier iwith several of hthe Iliunsinger' children, wvho are visit ing the 'iiar'lan family at priesent. Mt's. Snalli anford, of Goidville, is spending some time with her daugh ter', 's. Edd Osboi'ne. Mi'. and Mm's. 1i1. W. oJhnson, of Ar eniith, and Mm'. J. V. Johinsoni, of Clin ton, 'visited .\nr. and Mirs. .1. D). Johin ton last Sumnday.' Mr. J. 'M. lenming w~as a business visitor in iLaurens Saturday after non.n * 19ARNIE NOWS 0 'Narnie, July -18.-Rev. Martin, of Laurens, started "a, iprotracted meeting at this place this morning. We hope this meeting will be a great help tO the community. The farmers of this section are needing rain. The corn, especially, needs it badly. The Cold -Point ball team came up Saturdar afternoon to play the Narnie folks, but listen folks,'when you come to Narnie next, come prepared to 'get beat for we have a dandy team and they have not been beaten this year. 20 to I is beating 'em some and that's what we did Saturday afternoon to the Cold Pointers. Miss Virginia Culbertson has been the attractive guest of Miss Mell Burts this past weqk. Mrs. Troy, Owings and son, Walter Rutledge, spent one day last week with Mrs. Canon, of -Laurens. .Ar. and Mrs. 10. B. Bolt were Spnday guests of their daughter, Mrs. Thos. W. Barksdale, of Barksdale. -.\r. 'Willie Sanders and family, and 'Mr. F. -H. 'Burton and family motored to Greenville Sunday, and while there were dinner- guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Nelson. Nir. and Mrs. 'Law .lobley, of Green ville, were recent guests of their fa ther, 'Mr. T. H. Burts. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Bolt and lit tle Alary Helen, called recently on Mrs. E'. '3. Bolt. -Dr. Templeman and Rev. Martin, of Laurens, spent .londay with Mr. C. C. Craddock. Mr. Ludie OwingsI and family upent Sunday I Laurens. Mis Connic ..laye Craddock leaves the latter part of this week for Au gusta, Ga., where she will visit friends and relatives for ten days. Miss Louise lunter spent Sunday With Aliss .Ruth Myers. .Mr. and Airs. Z. Rt. Traynham and son, Roy, and Mr. and -Mrs. Ross Pow ers and daughter Mary Catherine spent Alonday at the home of Mr. John Pow ers, of the New Prospect section. * CL1OINTON NEWS * * * S* * S * 4 * * S * * S Clinton, July 19.-Air. John Thorn ley retiirned last.Friday from Pickens after spending the week with il.; mother. 1liss Ildna Clayton, of Central. is the gliest' of .i\rs. Ilugh Simpson. .\Ilsdanes l'n S. F. Giles, .lennie Ilriggs, W. 11. Qwens, .ir., and Mir. 'Ir vin Coleman spent last Saturday in Greenwood. '\It'. and Mrs. A. M. Boland and fam ily spent the week-end In Greenwood 'with relatives. The u'lesday (lib met last week Aith .\h's. Wi. Dlaily Owens. Afteir an hour of fancy work the hostess served a dlellelous salad course andl iceed lea to the following guests: Ales dames J1. 'T. Young, lIteeeo Young, .1. Fe. Jacobs, Jri., 'W. I'. Jacobs. Kenneth Hur'dette, JIodie Chandler, Jros. Spriunt, of Dillon, J-as. Rt. Coiieland, .Joe Little of Abbeville, Mlisses doi'cas Mlason. Essie Young andl .\audfe -Sumer'el. Mesdames Wmi. Bailey Owens and J. I". 'Jacobs, J.,. entertained the fol lowving iguests at a Bridge party last Tu'iesday mior'nng: .\leaames ., I. Cellemuati Jas. R. Coi'eland, WV. P'. .la('obs, Thos. .Jac'obs, R. E. Sadler, J. WV. Co'ieland, .lr., WV. ID. Copleland, Jias. Smrut, ani e ii'iI 'Pai'rott, .J0e Little and Rleece Young. A delicious saladI cours"e andl iced teai werei~ si'eve. Mir, and .\i rs. Riecce Young enter' tained A dloze.n c'oulles at a I riidge tea Mlonday evening in honor' of .I iru. Jios. Sprun t, of 1)illon. .\ lis 'Cornelia .\lch~ees, of (Green wood, is thle guest of' .\ ts. IBob Ml bees tils week. .\esdamnes W. K. Owens, J. A. Hailey andl~ W. 13. Owens, Sir., are thec guests of Mr.rs. '.\arioin Scott at lilshopville this wveek. Little 1toht. .\te Lees enter'tlinled quite a number of hIs fiends at a bi rthlday pairty M\onday a ftcernoon. NO'i'('E OF" itE(.IS'litA'lTION Sltate of SouthI Ca('rolinni, I 'ouniy of Laurenis. Not ice is hiereby given that books of registiat ion for the i'egistrmaton of 1 elector's foi' the Osleia Ibond1( elections, '1 to be lhi Oil A ugust 23rid, I12 I, on he luiestlin of issuing $'70,000 of bonds by tihe (Ulty of Laurtens for \Va 4cer Woi'ks hImpirovement, anid E'xtenu sin, aind $35,000 of bionds for thle pur mpose of Street I mlrovemienlt, and $20,000 of bonds for l'xtension andl Iml- 1 pr'or'emenlt of thle E.ewer'age 'System, will be ('losed at 12 o'clock noon1 Onl FrIday, the 12th diav of August, 1921. 'Tie saidl book's ai'e opent at the or- . lee of the under'signedi, Lauriens. S. C. The priodluction of a Cei'tlfleate of1 Rtegistration from 6he Board of Regis ti'ation of the County entitling the alppIlicant to vote in a polling plrecinct within the corp~orate limits of the City - of lalurlens is a condItIon iprer'equiisite to obtaining a Certificate of Rleglstra tionl for the said special . bond eec t.ionis, andl the appliceant must be a cit izen of tils State, andI of the Ulnited 1 States, twenty-one years of age, or moi'e. a resident of the State two venrsj HAR..TM Trunks-Hand Bal That are made to stand year constant service; a size or s Ourc prices are most reas< them over. S.M. & E. H.OW LAURENS, )r finore, at resident of the County for W r .-1 .JteF meo Year or more. anid a resident ofB.O es Wad6T.M hie City for fouri mon01ths or. more, and W ale,1.T od mist have paid all taxesi assessed Atsi lc m l(!p tgaainst him due, and collectible for oetda 'lc l hie fiscal year 1920. adcoe t- 'lc ,IR. M0. BABBl, mn Atsi l tm Sulpervisor of Registration.fld reit ed lcos uly 44th, 1921._ Thatha ref badetoh Caraya, guesionostaopn Hsrie;aszeof he thty of the Sum o f mrement of thE re Counyfrate id m. wods lYEi Wherea orm a esient of lector Wam oity orh foremohoes o thre, anCity aheIE1. od >fs a es aid allas om the t Ati ieetinth 11.ks ofHAaidCnoon.hAt baid eleed wnth -es skng thatso o Re itrio on h lel d , eitrd e tr nul said hit o9f1 ofaurenrnatshallhhshal > __su mitte tohahethualafledtelector >fisaidnityhehe thseion fOissuin -andonthndelfetheortytofoaurnn ~ti~e ii Soth CroliaWad ond shal F. oe, ('ouly f I~nres tB.n hes Word 6,yT.'M, tW. .\aihnt. T. sTiodd Notleeof SpeialEectionon At sha oeidiotecion taeip lie 'ili of anrns I le S atnd lyoderdo ate 'CityC noon.N o SwrgeEtnso lidsi Aity ofi l3ec14ti Wheea, awrttn lettin a oa Lauen Osal A. eni 03'lv of hefi'eloldu ofth C T ha A t he blltsshl if l3L~leii, asappars 'i'm thpt n theml~*: the CUtiesn ioos o sid '11',hasbeei~le W t e aid words "Yel. 'ensdaskne tatlectlctiofhavoring - ii sid ity f laurns t wich sha bonds shall) vote e su bmitteaioithethetiworded"yle"tor tfsiiCt h Ilsiino sun I~ Of gist the ('ssueiof 'Btpt o~so 1( iY o 413Ps (Oiyoe of~ lteniy orty yearsafromCity'oflatauofnsstho em inSulih Clt'' ' 'lCW erak ad Tesurer Wheeas th ''it' Cuncl f te moity of the farolna, ity of ~a ios hs di l ('315(l~'Cd C ofu inye ~a af in r . n1( 1 ithe lmof $20,000, thae i'a(t axhosinsi CtI 'oryn e ar rm the date1iel ii~hi of i'se,-113t(,akn hta tn barn tat rate of int5oflere S i ote r- e uh telt f o the purolie ofsea e exnd sio n ' lcoso ad''t3 11snd l cmproeme nd lo n the 15 sew irae o sys iIn 'i n hoso l e reas,(1) the City Ouned I iof athebn o n h iil f$ 1t e of Lauren hasl ( d u ly conidered itl i f 1' e sfo 21atd etien canvasedo the same, and3 )0ls . n en gai ound t to h blle si niit(1 ) thoe ormt and 131, fi ie p 'i lged byn th re i red ( mtmber' of free- iili'~eie3til t 11Ci itderf Ta rescrbe by p'ia lOtli Wi( '( the Consti-it uon an ed iStatut L o 1 a id (of 3'h o St te Ct i arn a n such31 cans an~l'2d (lay cofsid gutIti 'i 1i Petot.Cnii: hereofndafoundditn1Ordhnancepaod NOd 'hall bHeFsubited Nto te I ulllC ignh. o r~ii3( iy gof Lares i at S pecial Ele t Ion l reodr.a irs'' ) t to ofl is uind fond the tahd Ci of 3 1(1eae,301uo f arns n the Sird dayIf 0O*pAust, of'ohtd i O' >yl githn foi'ty Syeral E' olec te wifilel l1to lue . l 55rde dayh ofeAigu st, at21 npot the 2 ,ta it P'1 ro luction sof (6)in bonds (' oi 0'f l~iib iat( 11ta the Cily 0'tif 'La rn in3') C o th e u o ,000. ipay- (fs~~l1)3(5 h~ ion313(1loiroenintof 114 3~ve'a" Njic le of 11 1:1 ledla El Qytu ftl iy(I d~'f5 ~ll e ton of ssin Cofi ilaes ~,bu~lI.at ~t Cerk; 11cc;' he 51CIty f lAuren is Vard2, t Sit"r'sStoe; ~1~id $3 u ,000~ of r gstre 1 mpr. i~~~~~~~~~Ct flaurens Cto il tr;Wr ~ OV'II~~'~, ap wtJnsTyo'ia'wr o tio ih 1the( I ty Counc(i of Vard . atC~tyPowe ilose; hel3~d iny ofi Auut. of Laur ho i~ll~i'n~ lave ilcn a ilihall'4 be10 iu (fsumtte i ti(o~ angr tooitctte1111(11 103?o aurens i te sm of$. Var 1 J.Fl Tllion J 11 'ho li-allwiti forty ar ls o on, . T Burs; ard2, .oli ~ it-lsnue, and hearing aitcie ;er o~n I. unnngam,.1.B.Sex c~lno ixe (n -sixet(en on;~Vrd3.Wate leltiiis S fiatnenum, lfo te ofuSrpt ey, Vile owr;Where, .~*ii a , it. Said elct andiJ.C aso.J W.Fwe fod it t obowing pr1l: ~s-Suit Cases s and years of hard, tyle to suit everyone. >nable; call and look ILKES & Co. S. C. ed F'uller, 11. at City Clerk's Olllee; Ward 2, at tek Ropler, 0. S.witze's Store; Ward 8, at Isa~uries Cotton .\l ill Store; Wardl 4, at D avis olls shall be Hoper' (o. Store: 'Ward 5, at .Jone.s he Forenoon TIaylor Hardware C'o. Store; andl~ War Id In the after- ti, at City Power I louse; that the fol ily t he tinall- lowIng hiave been a ppo01ited managers of the City to conduct the said election: 'Ward I, tited to vote.. J. E1. 'Tollison, J. J3. Thompson, W. 1. have 1)rintedl 1311rns; :Ward( 2.1 .lihn Swiltzer, John o he submIt- 11. Cunningham, J. I). Sc:xton ; Ward "and "NO'", 8, WValter'. letllams, S. J. Avery, Willie the issue of Powers; Ward *l, N. 1W. Martin, .T. C. ballot con- W~asson, J. W. 1owler; 'Ward 5, RI. F. nd the eec- .Jones, Fred Fuller, 1I. It. Owens; said bonds 'Ward 6, T. .Mackt 'Ioper, 1H. W. Miachent, ing the wor'd 1. TI. Todd(. At said election the polls shall be ()uneil o1f the oplenedl at X o'cloc'k in the foi'enoon I 4th (day of and closed at 41 o'clock In the after noon. At. saidl election only the <lual "IlANKS, Ifled, registered electors of the City Mlayor, of Laurens shall be entitledl to vote. That the ballots shall have printed upon01 them the Aluest ion to be submIt _________tedl andI the words "yes" andi "no", annt -- the elector favoring the issue of said '1('E bonds shall vote a ballot containing the word "yes'', andl the elector against the Issue of said bonds shall vote a ballot containing the word "no".' By ordler of the City ('ouncil of the tIlon on the 'saidi if'ity of Iau rens, this 141th day' of on Bonlds of July. 19~2 I the' Sitim of JNO. A. PItANIKS V4ieit. At test : Mlayor. etition of a STlANlEHY W, 'gIRKWS, der's of the Clerk and Treasurer. ars fronm the as bteeni tiled~ the City of NOTICE OF ELE("'TION election bo State of South Carolina, 'ns, at wshich I County of 141auren's). lhe qlualified W'hereas, petIt ions signed by a legal 'Iuetstion f numbi~tl er of t he qualified elect ors and the City of free-holder's rosiding in ilaanford ,lt00~, payable school d istict No. 1t0, I anurents coun thle dlate of ty, South Carolina, anfking Cor an e'lee e of' interei'st tiont Upon the question of v'otin'g an 'er'eent. per' additIonal :1 mnill tax ui:on the prlo Sc of Street pierty in said sc hool (listrtict, to bie ;and, usedc~ for school purposes, hav~e been CouncIl ot filed with the 'ouintIy boarid of' educa-. duily c'onsid- tion, an election is hereby order'ed up ed the samte, on sal i tuestion, saidl elect ion to he eri form, and held on the 28th day of' .liuly 1921, at number of Isattford School Bluilding, in sa I d dis by t he Con-- trlct, uinder' the management of the of the State trustees of said school (list rict. tnd prov'idled 0or personal property for taxation andi 'onsiiea tion Only such electors as return real inanee andl wvho exhibit their tax receipts andI lay of .July, rejfstr'ationt edrtiflentes as reqIulred I t' 'petition in the general election shall be allowv est ion of the ed to vote. I he submit- Those favoring the 3 mill additional y registered tax shall vole a bal lot containing the I~aurens, at word "'Yl'M" wittenI 01' prlit'd there dI itn andI for ont. Those pigainst the 31 mill addi on the 23r'd tional tax shall vote a ballot contain ing thle w~ord( ''NO" written or printed tic( is here- ther'eon. Polls shall open at the hour Cleetion will of 8 o'clock In thte forenoon and shall lrens on the remain open until the hour of 41 1upon the o'clock In the after'noon w~hen they of the City shall be closed and the ballots count $35,000, Itay- ed., rOmt (late of TIhe trustees shall report the resuilt t at not ex- of the election t~o the county auditor per annum, and ('outy~t supier'intendlent (If educa' [mprovement tion within teit dayf ther'eafter. on shall he R. T. W'A12SON, Supt. 'es: Wa rd 1. 52-3t.A Byorerm of Conty nroar.