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New Britain herald., 1916-11-10

New York, Nov. 10.-Lawrence Green, secretary to Charles E. Hughes said today in response to questions by men that MT. Hughes would not today send congratulations to President Wilson. Not yet," said MT. Green.
 MT. Hughes himself declined to
New Britain herald., 1916-11-10

make any comment upon the elec- t1on results. He rose about o'clock and after reading the newspapers, went for an automobile ride. He was apparently in cheerful spirit.
 New York, Nov. 1O.-Chairman Wilcox refused to concede the elec-
New Britain herald., 1916-11-10
LATEST FROM MINN.

St. Paul, Nov. 10.-Returns for president from 2,949 precincts out of 3,024 in Minnesota give Wilson 175.- 898, Hughes 176,915. Hughes blur ality, 1,017.
 St. Paul, Nov. 10.-Returns from 2,97O precincts out of 3,024 in Minne-
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New Britain herald., 1916-11-10

During the nght deyeepnsats warranted placing in
 
  eighteen to and is he
 
  to fol
New Britain herald., 1916-11-10
Wilson's Lead in New Mexico Large

Santa Fe, Nov. 10.-New Mexico, still a doubtful state, gave President Wilson a lead of 1 1,410 votes early to- day, according to unofficial returns from all but 99 of the 63S precincts in the state.
 Complete re-check from unofficial returns late yesterday based on latest figures received by county clerks in the 27 counties, swung the state into the Wilson column. Additional re- turns received during the night from
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New Britain herald., 1916-11-10
PROMISES INVESTIGATION
 OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY VOTE
Says It Has Been Common Knowledge That It Is Possible for Large Sums of Money to Be Spent Here for Little and Believes Laws Should Be Amended to Prevent This.

Stamford. Nov. 10.-Homer $. Cummings, states attorney for Fair field county who yesterday announced that he would cause an investigation to be made in connection with the election in Fairfield county last Tues day, declined to say today what steps if any, had been taken toward that end.
 With reference to the alleged cor ruption and fraud in connection with the recent election in Connecticut he said, "I have only this to say
 "A thorough investigation will be
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New Britain herald., 1916-11-10
SP||T UTILIZATION FROM CALF,
 PROBABLE RESULT OF ELECTION
Wilson Has Comfortable
 Lead in New Mexico,
 Wyoming, and No. Dakota and Enough to Win.

WILSON LEADS BY 3,15O.
 San Francisco, Nov. 1O.- 5,s39 of 5,S7O precincts in California give Hughes 462, ,592, Wilson 465,z42. Wilson's plur- aIity, 3,15O.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-10

With bands playing, flags flying and red fire throwing a glow over the hor- izon where the returns ,Of victory have been patiently watched for several days. the local democrats will this evening celebrate the Vindication of President Wilson in a manner which promises to eclipse any similar event of it's kind in political or any other circles in the history of this citye Since time immortal, the adage about he who laughs last laughs best has ever been repeated, and the democras@5 will tonight show evidence that this axiom
 lrnnti1annd On Fifteenth PaGel
New Britain herald., 1916-11-10
DEMOCRATS PLAN
 REALCELEBRATI0N
 FOR THIS EVENING
Big Parades, Bands, Flags, Red Fire and Plenty Of Noise
 Are Program
THREE CONCERTS TO BE GIVEN AT DIFFERENT POINTS IN CITY

Unique Features in Joy Pageant, and Whole City Is Invited to Come Autos Taboo, As All Jeffcrsonians Will Walk
New Britain herald., 1916-11-10

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were California, New Hampshire, N Mexico and North Dakota.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

Name. Sec
Sc Sc ---------------5U
j. L. Mcqueen, pit. sw
Mary r. Fitzpatrick. Sc
pit. sw se------------3O
Elizabeth Ludwig. pit.
NV Sc --------------5U
C.. Schroeder. pit. NV se-30.
Jacob & ]. q. Hammer,
pit. NV Sc -----------3O
w. w. Morton, pit. NV
Sc ----------------3O
F. H. Ludwig. pit. NV
Sc -----------------3U
Elizabeth Ludwig, pit.
NV sc --------------3O
Lucy Brown. pit. NV se-3O.
State Savings Bank,
Modale pit. NV se---30
A. j. Crouch. pit. NV Sc 80
Sidney Ferris Est. pit.
NV Sc --------------30
A. Hanger. pt. NV se--30
Chambers Hester. pit.
NV SIC. ------------30i
Jane Hammer, pit. NV
SO -.--------
- 80. tfi "a a., ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-08-17

Names. Ints Rani go.
NJ Y. r. D. & Imp. Co.----------- / al -
NJ Y. r. q. & Imp. Co.------------ 81 "a
The sun., 1916-10-13

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
against sarah r NJ, PARKER ct a., de-,
ftndants-county Clerks File No. ?iis
1910.
In pursuance OF an interlocu,ory ,udg.
ment Of partition and sale, duly made and
entered In the ahoye entitled action, an /
bearing date the 18th day of juno, 1915.
!. the undersigned. the referee in sail
interlocutory judgment named. viii sell at
public suction. at the Exchange sales,
room, Nos. it-is Vesey Street. in the Dor
ouwh of Manhattan, city Of New York, on
noon on that day. by Joseph +. Day, auc.
tioneer, the nrst described premises dL.
rected by said interlocutory judgment to
be sold, and therein described as follow.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. situated In the Eighth Ward or the
Borough Of Manhattan OF the CITY Of New
York. and known as No. lS2 Spring stree,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at n point formed by the in.
tersection OF the sou,herly boundary OF
Spring street with tho westerly hounlarv
OF Thompson street; and running thnncs
westwardly. along the southerly side Of
outhwesierly and parallel to Thompson
thence southessteriy, and parallel H.
Spring Street, twenty-five tgbI Zee, "a
Thompson Street: and thence ortheaster,y
along the westwardly side Of Thomn.Sn
Street. hfty-siN $50 feet ten u0) inrh..
to the place OF beginning. VI"
The following In a diaarsm 81 tn. ,-,r
erty to he sold. Its street number "a *,
sprinS streets '
.-- n.-
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Fourth Assembly District.

- Lccstlon. Occupied a.
-. MONTGOMERY ............ Cigars
<0cor. Gourerneur ana Monroe ats. en-
france 81 Gouverneur ST.. ..,..P + III
cor. Gouverneur and Monroe SITS, IVES,
entrance on Monroe st...P y Al
s-cor Henry and uouverneur Ste, west
ehtrsnce on Henry t........ ,P. q lt7
s-Cor. Broome and Cannon SITS, ems, on.
france on Broome st. ......,.P 2 Ito
Tor Broome and Ridge sts., second
entrance north OF Delaney on Ridge
Cor. Broome and Ridge sts, main en-.
trance OH Droome at. ......,,,P = o,
s-Attorney st. bet. Rivlngton and sf,r-
ton SITS. boys entrance. .....P s ia
-NIvlngton. Ridge and Pit, SITS south
-, entrance on Ridge ST.. .......,. :
io-.or Broome and sheriff SITS, ,xit II
q, IT broome At. .....p q Al
h-Kivington. Ridge and PHI, 81, south
a. entrance on Pitt 1T. T. =
Broome and Sherin SITS, Sharlr
''-Sor broomc and Cannon SITS norm
.. entrance on Cannon st ..' 6 ia
N-Sor Lewis and Rivinston s,.. eyi, s
q, y n hi'lnGton st. = &c
"-Sor; Lewis and R%ivington SITS, cr,, q
Ia" = a.
i..-Set Grand at. pIc,,u,,n.,
H-Sor. jackson and Madison ats vc.,
eh'rhhce on Madison vt. ( 10
The sun., 1916-10-13
ELECTION NOTiCrS.

l7-Cor. Delaney ana Ludlow str.. north
49,. entrance or Lgdiow 81. .......r 8 :G
is-Cor. Rlvlns'rr and SHTolk s:s..- Riv.
ls-Cor. RiyinE:on ana sI~oik sts, sn!slis
NJ. entrance T. q lao
The sun., 1916-10-13
FORECLOSURE sALEs.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF MAS
SAU-CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, as Trustee. Plaintiff, against
HOsLYN ESTATES INCORPORATED, ct
al, Defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF forecios-
ure and sale. duly made and entered In the
shove entitled action and bearing date the
18TH day OF September. 1915, I, the UNDER
signed. the referee In said judg named.
VIII sell at public auction. At the Lodge,
At the entrance to said m~ortGNged
premises. on the -N~orthwssterly side Of
North Hempstead Turnpike. In the village
81 Roslyn. Town OF North Hampstead.
Nassau County, state OF New York, On The
goth day OF November. 1915. at IL O'CLOCK
noon on that day, BY JOSEPH P. DAY,
huctioneer. the following described prem
ises remaining subject to the lien OF said
mortgage or deed OF trust and directed by
said Judgment to be sold and therein de-
scribcd ms follows:
All those certain tracts, pieces or parcels
Town of North Hsmpst.ad, County Of
upon a map entitled Map Z. Ro.lyn Estates.
county S q Ns.sau on s.g,smesr a.; i'ie..
- 81 % &c. 20 part ~, Is, g. ,,e.
iGs' iioo. ~. ~. iis. ~. ii:. iie. ~.
iss' ,sss' ,ss. ~ i.;. isa ~. iss, 49,
PA, Iss, 1872. 2o2, !aol. !2os,. 2os, 2i'. ana.
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lelniSvAe, III. Pee; L.. s;;.',y PAY
Trtps sATs. . p. n. suns sAS;ao p. Nj,


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YSri. plsintir. sssin., Jsmss jordan. and
rsr:,an, 10 /. judgment IN n. aeeys
a sss r 81 IN ns'' .a is's sui i ,ss 4 namss. ~ili
ssi..roo@". 1GS!t e- " is.is veseey Street i II IKE
o S%SF Sssos: 81 r. H'I isis. at s. fi'S o,s Gt S'r noon nOT on
that day. by Daniel Orecnwald. Auctione.r.
the .S yrsm ,r directed by saia juism.n. to
land, together with the buildings. and i'm.
sna s e in ' tss sarc srsi,' % m asns,t, IS'n r.
ne Guy OF New York, and bounded and
ss''f IN: n ss f9.lgv'' ,d sesisni1s at q pC,n,
street, distant eighty. four feet westward'y
from the corner formed BY the Intersection
street and the westerly side Of Third Av..
nue. thence wcstwardly along the northetly
"a. OF Twrnty.,hitd street. .~eyenty.cisht
Third Avenue. nin.,y..ish, fe,t nine inchss
to the centre line Of the block: thence
biock. seventy. eish, feet: them. south
wsrdiy. parallel. with Third Avenue. ninety
eisht feet nigs inches to N. point or pace
~ the street numbers one hundred and
nfty-ave. ons hundred and ni,y.scyen and
,nird n s,nSts' benz sna m,y .. m: rm rwsn.y,
we're conveyed by James p Krrnoch.n, ct
Al. as trustees Of the Last viii and Tes,s.
Jordan and Thsddsus Morlarty. by deed
osss. 81 os"TS Il. = n. niS s III IN. pa rsun ~ y S 81,
York The land ao3,e de.crihed lies In
the Land Map Of the civ OF New York
Together with the appurtcnsnccs In and TO
said premises.
.r,y to b. sold its street Number is i5s.iEs
East card street:
The sun., 1916-10-13

The approximate amount Of tho lien or
chs,..' 10 .st'fy wnissh me "eoys;ds'
eight thousand four hundred seventy eight
and $500 dollars N5s>7s3sl -. With In.
teres, thereon from August IS. 1916, to.
gsth.r with the costs and allowance
amounting TO Three hundred e"vonty.sly
and 0>-l00 dollars tts7SOp, with Interest
from August 20. 1915. ~ e,her with the
expenses of the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments and
water rates, or other liens. which ar. TO
be allowed to the purchaser out Of the pur-
chaHe money, or paid by the Referee. /.
Five thousand seven hundred forty.two
3S.l00 dollars 06,7<229) and interest.
Dated. New York, September ~, 1915.
JOHN II KOGAN. Referee
MILLER, KING, LANE & TRAFFORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. SO Broadway.
New York City.
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Sixth Assembly DistrIct.

- "es'..n' Occupied as
?--lTs SUFFOLK ct. nnnrH"r
a-st? f. Houston st 800. pnrhcr
t-?i2 % st. Girls entrance. p. g la
Cor. T., Houston and Lewis sta hoT~.!.
entrance on Lewis st. ....,...P 6 iss
o-Manein. bet. +. Houston and stanton
SIS, north entrance. ......P : a.
Cor. f. Houston and Le wis s,s, hoys.
entrance on Lewis st. ....,,. r G las
a-,;a "a ct. boys entrance. 800. p. 5. Isl
io-2ss =; 9Th st.. boys entrance p. s. ioi
LIE Nh St. bet. AYES. C ana n. ives,
r'''Nnc" & Il,
i2-E. 18th ST.. bet, AYES C and u. IVES,
s-,Ss'S,he '',,..' .,..''...,P. s. Is
l<-lss eth IT.. east entrance ''''ir { =
lA-s7-ss Ave. Dry GOOD,
lie, 9th a., bet, AYES n and {, ewcs,
entrance on court on r. 9th st l. 6 g
ITO r. 9th at. esi. .....'.'' s az
ls-E ION st, bet, Ave, n and e, eas,
The sun., 1916-10-13
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
hk~Cni Trust Company Of New

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRk-Cnion Trust Company OF New
York. plain,in. against Mary 4. Moriarty
AurH-, q. iiss,s' I. sss asas s,%sins dat a..
referee In said judgment named. viii sell
at public auction At III. Exchange ssle.
room. No. i1;i6 vesey street IN the Ror.
october ~. 1919. AL. . clock noon on tina
day. by sampe Marx. AuutIpus.r, The
premises directed hN sail Judgment TO b..
sold. and therein described rs follows
land. together with the buildings. ana i'm.
proveinen,s thereon erected. situate, l,ing
and being In the Borough OF Manhattan In
the City Of New York, and bounded and
on the ,outherly side Of Tw.nty.ihird
street. distant ono hundred and seventy
feet westwardly from the corner formed
by the intersection of the said snuthcrly rIdn
Of Twenty-third street and the Westerly
sid. Of Third Avenue running thence south.
wsrd,y. parallel. or nearly 90 with Third
Avenue ninety-eight feet nine Inches tn
the centre line Of the block theme west.
warily along said centre line Of the biloxi
wsnty;fye fsst; thence northwariiy,
fee, nine. inches to the southsrly .'ie OF
Twsnty-third street, and thence sa- rily
alonG the souihorly side Of Twenty.third
Street. twenty-five fee, to the point or
now known ~ the street numher one hun
dred and hfty-two Eas, Twcniy.tb;fl
street The land above dcscrihal lies in
Section number 3 In Block number SIS on
The Land Mar. of the city Of New Yor&,
Together with the appurtenanct. and ali o,
the estate and rights % the parties Of tho
nr.t part In and to said premises.
h following II. a diagram Of the prop.
.rty 70 be sold; its street Number Is III?
East Twenty third street:
0Nr
The sun., 1916-10-13
Nos iI5. 81. ~ c. 25rd Street.

The approximate amount Of thu lien or
charge, to satisfy which the hbove-de-
scrited property is to b. sold. 4. one hun
dred thirty-eight thousand FIVE hundred
eighty-three and l2-l00 dollars ,Si3s bs3l.,.
with interest thereon from August y. 1915.
together with the costs and
amounting to Three hundred seventy and
$4,000 dollars ts3Io sg). with interest from
August II, 1918. together with tho ek-
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates, or other Hens. which are To be al.
chase money. or paid by the Referee /.
Thirteen thousand six hundred n!nety.three
N.loe dollars ISi3 6s3 90 and interest.
Dated. New YorN. september 20, 1915.
J. ROBERT RUBIN. Referee.
MILLER. KING. LANE 4 TRAFTORD.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. SO Broadway.
New York City.
The sun., 1916-10-13
TOURs.
LOST, POUND AND REwARDs.

LOST-On Wednesday. October 18th.
gold watch and chain watch bears but.
terfy design In diamonds and contains on
giaved portrait OF lady. Liberal reward II
The sun., 1916-10-13

ED. Location. Occupiad n .
10 Henry on
<-lo WN''h . Ba rier
S-22 PIKE ..,,.,.,.,...,. Restemr,n
I-Hcster, Essex and Norfolk sts. sou,
entrance nm Norfolk ~ - = 80
b-Heeter, Essex and Norfolk sits cen,rs
exit on Essex st, .,..P g 80
s-lsl Broome st. west entrance. p. s.'lS0
S-Cor. Grand and Ludlow sta, west on.
trance on Grand st..,..,,....P. s la7
s-Herter. orchard and Ludlow sts., cx,,
io-HestsI. Orchard and Ludlow SITS, cNii
-, . on oIehard s''.....,...:,, $. 4!
north sntranre on For.vth s,''p -!
l3-EldridEe st, bet. Canal and Hester SITS,
south entrance on EldridEe st. l.. :. IL
l3-Cor, Rivtngton and Forsyth cts, e>l, Il
on Forsyth st ..,,........p $. 20
lilo Chrystie St. boys entranc. T.. :. So
ib-cor hiyins,on and EldridEe SITS; cyita
iS-Cor. Delaney and Ludlow SITS south
entrance on LUDLOW st........P. 4. tSl
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Amazon
No sales yesterday.
EQUALIZATION OF OHIO TO IN
SURE NINE.FOOT STAGE TO
BE COMPLETED IN 1922

Washington, December 5-The canal
ization of the Ohio River insuring a
nine-foot stage will be completed in
1922, according to the annual report of
Brigadier General Black, Chief of
Army Engineers made public today.
Especial attention will be given dur
ing the coming year to construction
work on Locks No. 25, rs and % the
report states. At the close of the
fiscal year there were completed and
in operation 16 locks and dams and
there was in addition an old lock at
the lower end of the Louisville and
Portland Canal built many years ago,
but still used to pass vessels around
the falls of the Ohio. Up to the close
of the years the total expenditures
were $22,463.447.51, all of which was
for new work.
Work has been started on As of the
SO proposed locks and dams and on all
but four are more than 40 per cent
completed,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07

The American public is afflicted
with a sublime assurance that II can
always think best at the last moment.
IL delays its consideration until the
hands of the clock point to the last
hour.
The woman who rolls downtown in
her limousine on the day before
Christmas to do the shopping she de-
layed because she just didn't know
what to get is one of those who help
make the men and women behind the
counter laugh scornfully at the mem
ton of Merry Christmas"
II one can think at the eleventh
hour, he can think at the first and
there are only sixteen more shopping
days left before Christmas. Ledger
ads will help you find the very things
you want. They carry the news from
all tho shops.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Profit Was Made at the Last Tobacco
Fair and Corn Show According to
a Report Made Last Night.

meeting of the boothholders of the
last tobacco fair and corn show, to-
gether with the members of the Cham
Der of Commerce and all others in
.erested in the fair was held last night
in the Council Chamber and a large
number of the business men Of the
city were present. The meeting was
very enthusiastic over the success of
the recent tobacco fair and optimistic
over the outlook for the next years
fair.
The financial report to the meeting
Of the money spent and taken in at
the recent fair was read by Secretary
Thomas p. Boone. This report showed
that the fair was a great success from
every standpoint and that a profit of
ever $1,000 was made on the fair. This
was far i'm excess of the dreams of Mr.
Boone, who had planned to give the
best fair possible and to come out on
the right side of the ledger to. II g
was entirely successful in both at
tempts.
The assembly recommended to the
Board of Directors of the Chamber of
Commerce that the fair next year be
held on the Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday preceding Thanksgiving. that
being November %, % and "a. Ac-
cording to the plans made the man
ayers of the fair will endeavor to have
the Governor of the State present and
to open the fair. The meeting also
decided that no change should be made
in the admission price and that the
advertising campaign should begin at
least about the first of September.
Many new novel ideas will be intro
duced to advertise the fair and to
make it better and bigger than this
year.
Secretary Boone received a vote of
thanks Of the meeting for his untiring
efforts 90 make the last fair a success.
Mr.. Boone worked very hard at all
times and the meeting made no mis-
take in extending him a vote of
thanks.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
NAT DUNBAR COOK
1SSi.1916

Nat Dunbar Cook, son of Edward
Dunbar Cook and Natalia Hunt Cook
and nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Hunt, died at st. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington, where he has been under
treatment several months.
A gentle disposition and courteous
manner marked Mr.. Cooks life OF
thirty-two years.
Facing death with Spartan courage
accomplishing and patient, he passed
from life into the shadow-land with
fearless hope.
Funeral services were held at st
Patrick's Church today.
Interment In Washington Cemetery
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
WILL GO TO AUGUSTA

The basket ball team of the Mays
vile High School will journey to Au-
gusta on Friday night to meet the team
at that place. The local boys have
won the two games that they have
played and are expecting to get this
one. That the team will win more
than half of its games to be played is
not in the least doubted by those who
have watched them in the preceding
games, as their work is very fast and
brilliant
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
MAY SUSPEND OPERATIONS

The new owners of the o. r. & c.
Railroad, running from Ripley to Sar-
DINA, Ohio, announced that the road
will not be in operation after January
10. This road connects with the N. &
W. at the latter named place. The
road may be dismantled, the rails be-
ing sold as they command high price
at the present time. An effort is being
made to purchase the railroad from
the owners by some of the citizens of
Ripley.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
GET TOGETHER MEETING

Limestone Lodge No. SO Knights Of
Pythias will have a get together"
meeting Friday, December 9Th. Hon.
.. D. Newell will deliver an address
On principles of Fraternity" The
banquet committee is hard at work
for it. There will be some
hing good to eat, drink, and smoke.
All members are urged to be present.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
PRAYER MEETING

Regular weekly prayer meeting SER
vices at the Third Street NJ. Il. Church
this evening Z o'clock will he led by
pastor. Rev. S. X. Hunt.
All are cordially invited to attend
this service. A Christian welcome
awaits you.
The choir will practice Immediately
following this service.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
GAVE DANCE

Mr. Leslie Throckmorton entertain
ed a number of his friends on the third
floor of the st. Charles Hotel on Tues
day night. Dancing was the order OF
the evening. After the dance the
crowd adjourned to the Elite Confec-
tionery where delicious refreshments
were served.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
UNDERGOES THIRD OPERATION

Mr.. ]. T. Holton of Dover, who has
been a patient at the Haywood Hos
pital for the past three weeks and
during that time has undergone two
minor operations, submitted to a third
and major operation on last Tuesday.
He is getting along very nicely.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
SPENT $3.50

In the account of his expenses of the
campaign filed with Secretary of State
James p. Lewis, Mr.. A. J. Pennington,
candidate for Congress on the Re-
publican ticket at the last election,
shows that he spent total of $3.50 In
the endeavor to gain a seat in the
great lawmaking body Of the country.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
TOBACCO MARKET


The second days sales of the tobac-
co market yesterday showed that al
though only small bit Of tobacco was
sold, the tendency was for the prices
to keep toward the top. The offerings
for the various houses was generally
medium. The sales and prices for the
day were as follows:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
NOTICE

Lewisburg Council No. 264 Jr. o. L.
A. M. will entertain with an oyster
supper and dance at their lodge hall
Friday evening. December 8, 1916. A
cordial invitation Is extended TO all.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
follows:
Liberty
'erings medium.
Home

Special crops JAMES oldtIeTy, MA
son county, $21.10; NJ. M. Lane, Ma
son county, $21.5O; C. c. Calvert, Bath
county, $1S43; Mrs. Lulu Ford, Flem-
ing county, $1S.75; J. f. Rauth, Lewis
county, $17.63; A. Thurmon, Lewis
county, $500.
Market extra high in common and
low grade tobacco.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07

Mrs. Charles Wadsworth left yester.
day for Ashland. KY, where she will
spend the winter, after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Wadsworth of this city.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Keith and
family of the county, have taken up
their residence in this city for the win
ter, Mr.. Keith being connected with
the Home Warehouse Co.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-07
Peoples
Independent Central

Special crops: ]. II. Howe, we
donia, S16.63; B. ]. Moore, Fairview
$2O.77; John Young, Plummer's Land
ing, 1880.
Market continues strong, offerings
medium. Daily sales will be held al
these two houses.