To the People Of Elkton.
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The citizens of Elkton and especially the Mer-
chants, and Others residing on main street arc
requested TO refrain in future from throwing into
the streets any loose straw, feathers, broken
glass, crockery, scraps of leather, tin cuttings,
ashes or litter OIL filth of any description.
II $ expected that this request will be sufii-
cient to all good citizens without the passage of
any special ordinance, imposing fines Sc, and
your commissioners respectfully ask that it may
be strictly complied with.


By order of the Board of


Town Commissioners


+. A. ELLIS, President
B. F. MAY, Secretary.
June 7th 1915