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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-22
B R CD II E A D

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamine Pike,
of Frederick, Oklahoma, are
spending several weeks with his
brother, the Rev. A. ]. Pike,
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Pike made
the trip from their home to
Louisville in an automobile with
a party of friends, and had many
trying experiences on account of
rain and mud roads, was on the
road about ten days. Mr.. Pike
is said to be quite wealthy and
like the other boys is a fine
looking man.-Mrs. HE. Christie
and little daughter. Annie Eliza
beth, and Miss Pearl Hicks we're
visiting in Louisville and Leba-
non Junction last week. little
Miss Eliza Chasteen, of the Hiatt
section, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Hiatt.-Chief OF
Police Ben Riddle showed that he
was full master of the situation
Saturday afternoon, When he land
ed Dud Adams and Joe Caps In
Jail on a charge of drunkenness
it is said that Adams attempted
to cut Riddle with a knife when
the marshall struck him over
the head with his revolver, knock
ling him to the ground. After
the boys sobered up they were
taken before Judge Haggard
paid the price of about S25 90 and
| it is hoped will not attemP to re.
| peat the dose again.-Mr. ano
| Mrs. Harry Chasteen, of Hiatt
we're guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ
Hiatt Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth
Carter Taylor, of Sheloyville, is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Carter, and brother, DR.. W. f
Carter and family here this week
| = Services were held at the Bap
| fist church Saturday evening AM
| Sunday morning and evening, but
we tailed to get the name CT tn
minister. John G. Riddle. o
indianapolis. Ind, was with hi:
!. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Riddle and rother relativer her
this week. He received lette
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-22

from his home that his little
daughter was sick and he left on
Thursdays train for his home.
This lis ibis first visit for three
years.-The Christian Ladies
Aid met with Mrs. j. r. Cass
this week. DIR. w. e. Gravely
and DR.. w. +. Carter removed a
turlor from over the left eye of
Mrs. LOucinda Burton last week,
the operation being very success
full. The tunOr was about the
,ize Of an egg. Mrs. Burton is
getting along nicely. Frank
L awrence brought Or. d. b.
Southland here Wednesday from
Stanford to see his father ]. Il.
Lawrence. in consultation with
DR.. WE. Carter. Mr.. Lawrence
while able to attend to his usual
duties is in poor health.-Mrs. A.
B. POtOrf returned Thursday
from a weeks visit in Winchester.
DIR. and Mrs. Nj. K. Penning-
ton are here this week. he DR..
is looking after the welfare of
the peoples teeth, and Mrs. Pen
lin9ton is spending the week
with him.-Mrs. eta WofOrd re-
turned to her home in Louisville,
after spending several weeks
here with her daughter, Mrs.
A. B. POtOrf.-IMr. and Mrs.
Joe Riddle returned to their
home in Detroit Saturday after
spending several days with rela-
lives here.-MrS. Frank CatrOn
and Mrs. Chas. T. Riddle, of this
place, are visiting Mrs. Henry
Beatty at Science Hill this week
Rev. POtorf closed a very sue
cessful revival at Pittsburg Sat-
urday. - Ed. and Mrs. L. N.
8owling will entertain the mem
bers of the Christian church and
Bible school at their residence
this evening from 7:30 until 10
rhe Rockcastle Bible School AS.
scciation will meet at the ehrfst-
ian Church Sunday afternoon at
2:3O p. M = Rev. 'POrtorf will
preach at Gum Sulphur second
Sunday afternoon in July at $50
p. NJ Regular services at the
Christian church Saturday even
ing, Sunday morning and even
ing by the pastor. Every body
is cordially invited, to attend
these services.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-22
CHOLERA MORRUS.

This is a very painful danger
Gus disease. In almost every
neighborhood someone has died
from it before medicine could be
obtained or physician summon
ed. The right way is TO have
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoae Remedy in the house
so as to be prepared for it. Mrs.
Charles Enyeart, Huntington,
Ind, writes: During the sum-
mer of 1911 two of my children
were taken sick with cholera
morbus. / used Chamberlain :
Colo and Diarrhoea Remedy and
it gave them immediate relief
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-22

To REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF RocKcAsr1E COUNTY,:
In the last issue of the Signal noticed another pretty pic
ue OF My Opponent and almost page explanation have
read the article several trying which he intended
for petition second chapter of continued
story but must confess that have unable to properly
classify it, Even now dawns upon that may be highly
classic form of "Blank verse"
He that did questions asked in his first
letter Solomon the wise sad "Answer fool accord
ing to his folly, lest thou be like unto him
He to desire make this and dry" FIGHT Ed
do you know there law against the sale whskey this
county Do know that there against having Eouor
for the purpose Do YOU know that
there providing express books shall he
faca evidence against chaged You said that the
Boot Legge fighting Evidently you know who thew
You also that they have thousand gallons
right under your during the last year your Srct but
fair and Impartial enforcement of the law What an ad
mission from who cloth
ed with its and sanctiy You should to tell
true stand convicted before God your nab
y or nsnCery When you took Office YOU raised
hand God and affirmed him that you would
do utmost to protect this against this Dragon
figures show and people the very av
term of Office began that he free
see men under his SPELL stumbling
street. while the whole County wrhs clutch and his hard
tail fails poor bewideed mangled moutng children while death
on your three and one half years
but fair impartial law" Every dron
of that six thousand gallons sold Indictment against
feebeness laziness. -
the am responsible for the law al
lowing liquor shipped this county answer that
saying you know it, and you made
lit with full knowledge of its fasty
You to be much me being elgi
NO else seems to mention it, According Your figures
am short day Granting all that (Which it
lis no ask you coward base enough
it? Would have the gall upon
the such weak and cowardy Are YOU afraid
to stand record of Strict but fair impartial enforce
of the aw Are you afraid fight Are you devoid of
manhood? If and if We're place would take
down that big flag My front porch which represents patriot
ism and manhood and that coward and that
manhood had found lodging place my little simple
minded gzzard
You say that did not attack your personal nor official
know good little boy fact so good Won are good
for nothing All you lack being typical little bow
lew oewchlng little urs your dainty little ears and
lrues shirt AS for your official record have
been telling the voters that you have none But mavbe
am wrong Tor surely rich yon mental endow
ments and as proda abo you may have
made lavish contributions the official welfare of the County
But know that most of people County have
modest intellectual aanments not highly
perhaps exalted and state craft
for special benefit ask flare unor
actn situation And that end challenge you to name the
times and places in the County you go on the ump an
tell all what record not Puncure proof
will take malicious delight in numbering believe the peonl
would enjoy that better than this ewspaper stuff
Yours heartily,
E. B. THOMPSON.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-22

movement. He was with US sew
eral hours and we enjoyed his
presence very much and we talk
ed over all the past dnels that we
had fought with the pen and we
would not be surprised at any time
for him to bring up hostilities
again. But if he will let US alone
we will be quiet, but if he starts
something then look out SOME
thing is going to drop.
William Brady was in Living
ston Tuesday.-W. A. Warren,
who has been concreting the Dud-
ley tunnel. has completed the job
and moved his cars On the L &
E. division of the L. & N.-Hobert
Griffin, who has been in Coving-
ton for the past week, has return.
ed homes. c. Franklin, L. &
N. watch inspector was here Mon
day between trains enroute home
from Lexington to Mt. Vernon,
where he had been to visit his
mother who has been quite sick.
He reports her much improved.
Mrs. 1. A. Mann, of Maysville las
been with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Walton for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar s. AL
Albright of Mt. Vernon, Editor
Signal, stopped here on his way
from London to Mt. Vernon.
They came by way of Parkers
creek and then over Ganley. If
you want to gel fight on your
hands ask the Editor how he
likes to motor over the Gauley
route.-Mrs. Ed Quinn, of Paris,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Hayse. - Miss Bulah
Quinn, of Paris, is visiting Miss
Jalette Griffin.--J. N. trifin can
didate for Judge, was here Satur-
day and informed US that the out
look for his nomination was prom
Using and he seemed we'll pleased
with the out look.
Mrs. J. W. Higgins visited rel.
atives near Mt. Vernon Monday.
Miss Risse Oliver, of Winches-
ter, visited Miss Marian Rambo
Tuesday and Wednesday.-Mrs.
D. B. Rambo and children were
in Louisville Wednesday and
Thursday.-Mrs. J. H. Browning
has returned from Wilde where
she has been visiting relatives
Mrs. O. w. Turpin, of Brodhead
came down from Richmond
Thursday and stopped off with
Mrs. w. M. Owens tor a few days
Misses Ida, Bessie and Myrtle
Hamlin, of Mt. Vernon, have been
visiting relatives here for the past
| few day. Miss Dora Mullins, OIL
Mullins, visited relatives here
Tuesday 1t seems that our
. friend, the Brodhead correspond
ent, is between the deep Glue Sc:
and the middle of bad fix and is
, trying haId to get himself togeth
er and make superhuman effort
to deliver broad side shot at ui
but his thoughts and pen will no
work in unison now. My friend
!, we always sympathize with a mai
, that wishes TO do and cant.-Bu
you have read in the E'good book
where man was chosen to preacl
and had a certain man as hi
| spokesman. Perhaps you ooul'
E lpreyail on some one in Brodhea'
ITO come to your rescue bu
we willl give you a little advic'
lin the out set you know the bibl'
warns US all of how we entertain
: strangers. Some, by so doing
have made the mistake of thei
r lives. Did this ever occur to you
f my friend? He claims that som
t med have a good memory mike
with heap Of self possessed nerv
9 We believe be is right, for sever
S years ago We visited the beatif'
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-22
E. B. THOMPSON.

be put in first class condition for
renting. Mr.. James Maret of
Boone Way fame, was here last
Tuesday on his way from Mt
Vernon to Winchester where be
has a position in the good roads
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-22
LIVINGSTON

DR.. r. 9 Webb has purchased
80 lots on the Livingston heights
and 2 dwellings from J. w. Sans
Of Louisville. The dwellings win
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AMERICAN SOLDIER HANGED
War Department Approves Execution
'f Frank Cnduc. Who Assault
cd French Child.
NE Asso,.atcI ~. |

ASlilNt;TcN. December ;:.-Thc OK
o,utior OF Private Frank taduc. Of tn"
infantry. for the assault and murder Of
Ser"n-y ear-old French girl in France
on November :. has been approved BY
the War Department.
'adu" was hanged. after sentence by
= military cour;-martial, instead OF be
ing shot, as had previously been said
The record OF the trial says II. con
fcssed 10 the crime and pleaded that.
h"ins under the influence Of LIQUOR. he
did not know what he was doing
In reviewing the case. tho War be
rartmcnt considers that military law
las been complied with in every re-
spec. Cadue's was the frs, case Of
lis Kind 10 occur in the American army
abroad
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~: ,. "thc' security markets TO-DAY mad is
L!."C'itl'e an trading in Tho curb 'u.r'istS
am! fractional rcccssiors w.r.. e,:.t.!mrd Nv.
ISSUES recently prominen, in IN" trading
W hiLc Aetna Explosives featured. thor" was
crop OF points from the hGi, oi i.sr
We"k' INC balance OF tn" iudustria'- we're
Suic,. INDEPENDENT oil stocks were TT.",
Mining issues We're alnos, entirely without,
.H","F"' Low priced issues were most ac-
600 Midwest OIL. Ii3niiG: $50 oi.lahonra
.. ana Il. 6HsM b's. loco Actin. f:NuivSivc,.
~ ~ ~; i.9c9 Chevrolet Motor, 'Gfis5 so
sMaNiimunt Munitions lnii- :" United
Motors ihM !hIa 500 coSd"n Oh. 6'.u11. .: .Gl
FEDERAL OIL :':GSi,: 900 In'erua tlouai -
common. ~ i: .&5 Victoria Gii nv" siorl
80 -. :i5c Atlanta. sho; 900 rl, r..drc.
ttcW rs: 80 Boston AMI Montana. 81 80.
80 ta'En"t and Je-ou". 5-lSal7-ls. 1000
Gr."n Monster. !. =: 100 Jerome Ncra,..
ll-i'H .: 1850 Mother Lode .e1 90 tn.t E.N
DonS: icHii: :i6o Tonopah Extension ! -
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EIonMo>p LIVE SToCK M,nKEr

RIcrrnond. Va. December = lai1.
l:e9Nr; :or w""k ending November 8.
tnO!t- Steers. o.! "a. It.-uiGta good
.sfs: ;n-diuns to good. t5s: common 10
far $50. Choice cows. ~ .I- ned il;:u 10
oxen. suS'.; medium 10 good. G;.t.7'.: CON-
..uu To- !LIT a.fIc'. B-st ncaNs ou!!s -.
a., light tHo'. les: calves Il: COM
mon - fair, . '2'r l'"S, n"av. ryE..
49,. medium weight. IL. ais: =hoa;s I5G Is:
sows ana SLABS. iSGls it-st srs.p. sds
vLrln!on t-Ir 81, No.. i,cEi la.lU- u 10
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AUCTION SALE.

will sell for the executors OF tho
VIII OF w. -. RonZic. deceased. at Mont
vile tAylcit propertD, Nentor Post
of'ce. King Williams County. Va, on
DECEMBER 10, 1917,
commencing at y. NJ, and continuing
until all property offered is sold, to-
Wit. the following:
ono 32-H; +. Fauquicr Engine and one
a. II. J., Boiler; No. i Lane Mill
r:uEeri Belts. etc. Mill in nrst-ciass
Engine: with Edger and Saw Frame
one @?<li J.. Boiler and one 20-H. l.
o%s 5S,H r. Boiler and one 2:-H. T.
Carriage. Th.s Engine saw frame.
etc. arc near Shcron Church and can
be inspected there.
About 500 feet H. inch pine
One 90 ana one Sc Inch Hoe Circio
Saws.
One lot of I'lucs for Boilers.
Two Log Carts.
-Four f'iiing Carts
One lot Of Chain
Also one !icifcr and one DD stack
Wheat Straw.
an Of the above are "a, the Mont
vile Farm with the execution Of en-
2in1. etc. at Shcrou.
AlSo We viii offer Two o. Horses.
thrce CD Cows. one Dodge Automobile
and SIX stacks o: Wheat straw which
arc now on the residence place Of the
there. ~
TERMS: Cash. Further Information
furnished on request by The under
signed; or old Dominion Trust Com
mnN, Executor. Richmond Va
Il. l.. McGEORGE e son. Cricrs.
Globe, Va
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CHICAGO 1--we sroCH M,EnIr.

CHICAGO. D"c1 mh"r iicGy- rcrC:pts
.;!,og. strong; bulls So "a. sl;I5, light. !i4so
"a 5 ,.oS; mixed. $3.50 IL si;..a. hc-yN, SIS %
a SIS rough. $500 ,i,..H. pgs. 81 p
q SlS.Ui
cattle: receipts. 23oa). we.A. native steers
500 "a sit -; Western sr.c~~. s. e" Z; 81 lc
stocEcr. and fc.d.rs. s6.coi SO .. ,o"> and
hc!te-" $500 - 81 -. calves t7toIl Siy.-5
shop: rcc".Nts. .. 81. wcaA. wcth.rs.
$ 20 81 y: lambs. sig i1ISlGS
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CHESAPEAKE &OHIO RAILWAY

.,.s.n I.IIic Local.
J0ilIca hINCT Line,
-. News. NIX. $3.50 a.
O!u FONT. - 80
New port Scws, Local.
Trans arrive
from, ;.foik.. 'll:lo n,
y. .Scws. 1855 a.. $50,
$40 a.. '3:t5 p. Locals
James River. 1925 a. .
Daily Except Sun'
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Atlantic Toast Line

.ss.s.us..o
L. ~. IuIs.
Ii..AI.>s i-L-AN iII~i...O..L DAII-YN
go ii".I-~ 49,. H.",. 81 a. ~ .n1
=. A.. a. 81.
ror .'vfIv.n. go a. al. 3.vY a. a. 80,
l. 'r'vv 4. Nj. 'v.+J 4. NJ.
~ a ". lty.. - A =,
=. 81. 800 l.. nj. 80 +. ii.
FOR PcttrsOurs. l::oV a. Al. 5:25 A. NJ
50. \. VI, 500 a. Nj, y.ov A. MS ! o.:
+. al. 't.oU Il A.. i'''" T. 81. o:Sa Il. ii,
rvr uu'dstVro a"i fayetteviiic: .4os
Train. arrive IiiChmvud daily. sos A. NJ
%, A. NJ; $50 A. ~: $40 A.. NJ, ii:ti
so T.. NJ. - F. NJ: 800 T.. 81.
.EACept 81 Uday. !Suuday only
lime .! ARRIVAL hnd oepar,'..e and con.
:. 10
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RAILROADS
,ortolk q estern naliwa y

pHLi Ati.-iiAii. LINZ ~ NORFOLK.
Leave DSru Street Station, kIchInon3
FCl. .,oitl OLk. |v.:s 4. NJ. 90 An 'HMr
'aiiyy s.; :;,i ittS y; Nx law r Nj,
..s:lY ~, n. ',:Oo A. NJ: ...oo q. Al. :S:ii
AihNs Nehmond aron' ,,Hc.IoiE I'll q,
II 80 Nj. 'o.I; u. M. . 90 4. 81. o.
.DaiiJ 'DuiiS c>Sepi SUNDAY !Sundar
only.
Is BEYul. ". &. SAUNDEi;s
c ii isUsi'EY II y .:,ehinonu AvvoHs
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BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust
recorded in the clerks office Of the
rhancery Court Richmond, Va. in
Deed Book 220-C. page il3. default hav-
ing been made In the payment OF notes
thereby secured. and being required 50
TO do by the beneficiary in said deed.
will sell at public auction. on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9TH. 1917,
at 1880 o'clock i. NJ,
that certain lot OF land. together with
the brick dwelling thereon, known as
No. 20 South Davis Avenue. Richmond,
Va. beginning at a point on the west
line of Davis Avenue. 30 feet and -
inches south OF the south line Of Main
street. and fronting on said Davis
Avenue 10 feet and 81. inches.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale
and $500 and interest at 6 per cent
on same from May s, 1917.
.. y. HAWKINS.
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SAMPLE hay ....... ......
STR ANY -Co'EpreSscG ....


NEW YORK. December - t;"ev"s, steady.
steers. S?co0 sl'.s. bulls $50 . $3.50 COWS
Iaivss. strong yes!s. 81. 50 4 $3.50 cul!s
;iieo tl!oe: ,ycari.nrs, S5!ep So, s'"ssefs
ShecD and Lambs nr,u sheep. $t.ioT
Si. cuils. Si.nG =. 60. .ambs $500 q $50:
cults. si&t0n siit"
iioss we4i, ieh, to heavy. ii7e5 $3.50:
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To and from Washington and beyond-Dstly.

Richmond Washington Local, Lv. sl50 PM,
week days: sLlo PM. Sundays; Ar. ;ll.5 AM,
daily. fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Iy,
iiio I'M; Ar. $50 AN. Ashland Accom- week
days l.Ts'.2' 81 90 PM; Ar $50 A NJ, 5.42 PM
Alba ticket and baggage Offices no, open
forihis train. MAIN 81 Si.,
N5yrd 81. Sta. (s'opping ut Elbal. 3 .:ba sta
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ENTIRE DAYS TURNOVER
ONLY 2g3,70O SHARES
Trend Of Prices Is Downward in
Trading That Is Narrow and
Very Limited.
M,KkET WAITS ON CONGRESS
Initiative Almost Wholly Lacking.
Either In Buying or SellinG-Ra'i-
road Congestion Topic of Most
Discussion
BY SToNON WALL.

%Ew YORK December %-Wal street
tooh ii,,i. Interest I'm tho stock market to-
dsy The trend 81 rr!ccs VAS do"nNsrd III
u. ad,rr that was marrow. and rNtren'cE
sn.it-t ~ volume frsCtlc,lN ~" vn'S'ue
',,diu, ,,,. noticed. ana the entire Ga! :
urnoycr amounted To nui 2f5'"' shares
.,Sc reason FOR tho apathy Was apparent
,hc stree, was awaiting the assembling Of
IN. ne. ,'or rrr>* tgc Presidents message,
20 b. denv"red TOMORROW snd wore 90 So ..h
Observation-Disclosures iE ire ii"'e''' '"'' 49, ~
ne1,e" = '"> almost wholly oAiuE.
Gill;" ".T1r ' 10 sas iI.u 10 s.Sr way un@% Prss
ave. lndG,'r.a!> iuao' So Graz "" - =,
y, the o!osims tor i9r most par 80, ""ss
.: from !, rog, +" ;a. @%" aud how IT,
viii 30 handed ~ congress i0riucl th' Snu.
ject q most disgn.niom ,NeFc mus,
be LEGISLATION for the effective w"rkinE "'
tho proposed poons Of T"'.F|" 90 MA,
b. c.iuad.d upon to icrmulai. 'onSuu,tIne
lorts,sv"u Tor the in'm-.i",E cc.iias\ "a
had not tlulP ~ "' NIX" I'D" hc7''""'S 10
B.,h,chc,,, Steel s,oofs showed 1,".li,n,sso.
q i2 fG' ~, ~. conn SG1''i rd T sia,e, s,sei
,orIr,o, lost hut SnHii"rS Ia rS, IN, IN
> m m,, is. Jni,cG cigar Stores 5-S anH
Gsn.rtl Motor points (. r,o, gained
dian racing - NcM York GTni!.I re-; I,r,l.
.rn p"ctorird i poin'
>rw YORK. neecmner Aierca,n ,i..
E,snf,+ J5;at 4 =, 'f5 SKI, Sqsy Ls On .sgs-
$ yi:i commercial siNty-d~y bills 50 'e,.
a:niani; 800. GaSier $40 s6 o. sTT.
hrrd. cas-. railroad bonds. Irregular riinc
ioans 5as; siN,y ,days 800 ninety ,,, 90
easier ruling rate, >.
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Trr STEE'S SALE OF BRICK BUILD
ING AND LOT. KNOWN AND DESIG-
MATED AS 40. 90 SOUTH DAVIS
AVENUE.
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tnICAuu GRAM M\EriT.

CHICAGO. December Bulls .a corr had
- "uvaUtnS" today o." ur largely 20 ..
the Likelihood OF enlarge. receipts nad r"cu
g!,,"G"'e4 NOR ih"a "n"HRh hris". closed
January a. i:}a. 10 .o.. and NV. MI"
=" - Oats gained 4r. - - cents TIL.
n"i,h IL provisions ranged from % cents
uyc.tn" :" a rise of 81. cents
WHEAT Open iilph Low ,.fo..
Futures not quoted.
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RAILROADS
Southern Railway System

S,.,.".s 49, -'s Ss'tnn.sSu For the
ler. al. S.': G;vu =. NJ. s.eeper 10 Ailsnt.
'.iie. open $40 q NJ; $40 y. 81. iocai Tor
.eN''ii'". tnass Cry aud OAIoru--M &c
-otk k.er l-m---7:3s A. " AMI ii
l.. 81. daily local to West Point: 10 = AZ
Laii.. .H.spt Suno"s. Steamer Tra.n en-:
Trains Arrive INSTRUMENTATION tue s..,ta
20 A al; i:2o a.. $50 II. ~. daily
Point. $40 A. NJ. amt G:iS T.. Al uiiy
steamer irdih $40 a. 81 dauy. except aIno.
day.
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-S' ". ~. ~ D.,
s'"o ii. !S.AS D..
.V.UJ a, ;y:Io D.
Il 90 n. 400 %
t-.Vu H., 600 D.,
90 a.. '..i1 ",
1885 2, $40 p.
y: From W est
tio.4o d. 'i.45 D
$40 y.
law
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iancN Jumbo. Sig cents per pound: .vr-.
ur.ihc NJ. cents per pound: rrinc. cen;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
lDR GOODS.

NEW YORK. December S-Amcrlcan prints
here today F"re advanced 'e-cent - ii
IS 5,c' -h""tinEs sold ~ Is cents :, YARD.
lh' demand for cotton goods and cotton
) arm" u-rc moderate. but stan In
sis."rt. lIurl"ls wer" firm Raw silk was
quiet and tad. Dress good. of s,ap!c
{ character were more active
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RAILROADS
Sc aboard Air Line Railway Comn,n1

Thr FrnxrrssINe ltnliwny nf the S,n,S
lIairs .Sa>e daily: a. NJ. Nor.ina ia.:.
p-.OV T. 81 SlcepSrs Atlanta and ,ioca
vile. $50 r A.. secpers iack."n yttgyk 'on
Ict.fsDuiS. tonthDlJ coaches: 81
Atlanta. Bir,nii. imam Special: ia:ts
t'cspets Jackson. ',c. Tampa. Trains a. NJ
+ NJ ESQ T. ~ ~ o.. 90
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
OldD0miniOnLlne

e HiGt.Ii'OLu. v Ash. oi,..,
dairy. 100 =. a Connections with Main i..ns
steamers ieaNihS Eoriuik Tor New Iufx
dai!y eA,ept SUNDAY 90 4. N. conuection.
also made oN \; W is.. 800 ~. AMI
day. NiIht line steamers stop at Clare.
veynnccs.
S...u.NA NAVIGATION 60 Jane,
KiNei ny daylight :Vr Norfolk. vId IL Ia I
.>e" port Hews aud AIT 3uu,.s River u nd.
imr- Monday Wednesday aud FRIDAY az
buv A. NJ. FtetCnt ivCsIsu or Jamss
y
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Richmond andChesapcak. Bay Railway C,1,o,3,

s>.,u".v s..,>.. :, ,....-. u.,.,y.,
Ms 80 ''.@n";""I 1917 4. n. =
A. ~, +. M. a.: 81. r. 81. ii F. Al
I.2V +; NJ. ~ 4. N. I:lU T.. ST.. b, T. n.
10 4. NJ. ll.4S L. ~ ~"
:, Trans ,;I's Asn,;nd $50 A, NJ. OF a
::i2 moon - :. +, NJ: Z, T.; -. r 81.
=. NJ. bo l. NJ. IL p II. "
= Carries baggage '-.-!is .vcspt SI,.
day. .sSuuduys only
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Between Harvie and
Randolph SITS.

fronting ~ foot . inches. more or le..
aud having depth between H.ryis
Strc"t on Tho west and Randolph
street on tho east OF i1s foot . inches
more or l"ss' 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
This is tn" entire block between
liarvir and randolph Streets and Al
lords an excellent location for build
ing operations.
on THURSDAY, DECEMBER s. 1917.
a. $50 O'Clock r ~.
that lot OF land. with Improvement,
thcroon. .LtuatnO on Tho Mcs, sinn II