Lincoln and Shields duel tale and mild mischief from bygone era
The piece recounts a 1819 near duel between Alonso Stuart and William Bennett in Tilinois that influenced Abraham Lincoln’s early life, notes Lincoln's later reprimand of a court martial, and recalls a Dublin water inspector joke encounter. it also includes an ad endorsement for Iberiata’s Tablets by S. H. Murphy.
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Tiliniols
Inet
Alonso
Stuart
William Bennett
Stanet
Abraham Lincoln
Sagamo Journal
Lincoln
Shiels
Iris
Rhielde
Himele
Ubal
Shields
Oficer
Master Commissioner Sale in Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky
Public auction in Hartford Kentucky on Monday June 5 1916 for property in Hayti Ohio County as part of a 1915 judgment for 100 with 6 percent interest and costs. Property conveyed to Buncum Render and Myrtle Render by Sam Hines 1908 deed bounds described. purchaser to post security. Master Commissioner Otto C. Martin conducting with Harnes Heavrin Kirk as attorneys.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Kentucky
H. Barnes
Buncum Render
Myrtle Render
Samuel W. Hines
W.if. Baynes
Widder
Hartford
Hayti
Ohio County
Hartsford and
Leftersfield
Sam Hines
Mitchell Taylor
Leperty
Lydia Taylor
Nee Hartford and
Lettehfield Public
Myrtie
Otto CO. Martin
H. Tarnes
Heavrin & Kirk
Bidiloenesee
Master Commissioner’s Sales In Ohio County Ky
Public auction for real estate in Ohio County Kentucky conducted under Master Commissioner orders. Properties include Green River parcel of about 59 acres in Ohio County and another tract along South Panther Creek tied to Samuel W. Greer estate with six and twelve month credit terms. Bids at courthouse doors in Hartford and Martford on June 1916, with bonds and security required.
Land sale notice for remainder of 157 1/2 acres in Ohio County
Master Commissioner Otto C. Martin orders sale of the remaining 157 1/2 acres of a described tract in Ohio County. The deed chain notes conveyance from Minerva Wm. H. Cooper dated Feb 26 1804 and subsequent interleaved parcels including sale to Jas. Westerfeld on Nov 4 1879. Sale occurs with immediate payment, a lien retained for security, and includes field measurements in poles and acres. Attorneys Woodward Crowe Ringo Glenn Simmerman listed.
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Roach
Minervarty
Wm. H. Cooper
Ohio County Court Clerk's Office
Jas Westerfeld
Ohio County Clerk's Office
Falllen
Dead Beach
Whiterville
Belle Row Road
Otto C, Martin
Woodward, Crowe, Ringo
Glenn& Simmerman
Master Commissioner Sale in Ohio County Kentucky
Caleb Owen et al plaintiffs sue Martha Loyd et al defendants in a master commissioner sale of a 104 1/2 acre tract in Ohio County to settle a homestead interest of Florence Owen and to divide proceeds. The sale at Hartford courthouse on a June 6 1916 court date, on credit 6 and 12 months, with bond and lien as security. Attys Heavrin Kirk and John B Wilson represent.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Kentucky
Caleb Owen
Martha Lee Loyd
Florence Owen
Court House
Hartford
Towitt
Ohio County
Zion Church
Wise Corner
Jim Loyd
Hartford and
Hawesville
Hawesville Public Road and N. EB
Henry Lyons
Gabe Kirk
Kirk
Royal
Jesse Loyd
Lewin
Jane Owen
John Haynes
Ohio County Court Clerks Office
J. G. Owen
J. L. Owen
BR. L. Owen
Millard Owen
Ohio County Court Clerk's Office
L. Owen
Ohio
Otto C. Martin
Aeen
Heavrin & Kirk
John B. Wilson
Public Auction in Hartford Ky Under Master Commissioner Sale
Master Commissioner sale in Hartford Kentucky will offer at public auction the property from the Pato Assignee case. The 1914 sale follows a February 1912 judgment for 297.94 dollars plus interest and costs with a three month credit. Items include several horses cows and mules with names and ages listed. A bond with approved security is required and bidders must settle promptly after the sale. HP P. Taylor, attorney, attends for the master commissioner.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Kentucky
Pato
Court House
Hartford
Damdd Peacock
Gale
HP P. Taylors
Master Commissioner Sale in Hardin Circuit Court
The May term 1910 proceeding in the Ohio Circuit Court gathers in a master commissioner sale to satisfy a judgment against Galte Berry May and others, with J B Braner holding the debt of 561.40 plus accrued interest per annum. The sale aims to pay the plaintiff J Newman Hardin et al and discharge the defendant’s liabilities.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Kentucky
J. Newman Hardin
Ve —Galte
Berry May
Rendrea
J. B. Braner
Public Auction of 50 Acre Ohio County Land for 1916 Debt
Public notice states a 50 acre tract in Ohio County will be sold at Hartford Kentucky court house on Monday June 19 1916 to satisfy several court debts including sums owed J Newman Hardin and J B Chambers with 12 month credit. The property is described through a chain of prior deeds tracing back to 1905 and involves multiple transfers to Berry May Albert May and others. The sale is conducted by Master Commissioner Heavrin Kirk and attorney J P Sanderfur.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Kentucky
Christian Starner
Pits
Mary B. Summey
Ohio Circuit
Mary E. Bennett
Court House
Hartford
Green River
Ohio County
Dr. Martin
Walker Wilkins
Ohio
Samuel W. Greer
Martford
South Panther Creek
Aweet Fen
Cogor
J. Newman Hardin
Maret
Chambers
Milligan's
EB. W. Lyons
Ohio County Court
J. W. Bruner
C. C. Rice
Ohio County Court Clerk's Office
J. B. Chambers
Berry May
Albert May
Otto C. Martin
Heavrin & Kirk
J. P. Sanderfur
Public Auction Foreclosure Notice in Hartford Kentucky
Evansville Brewing Association versus Bale and Minnie E Sowders case set for sale at the Hartford court house on June 19 1916 at about 1 p m. property located in Ohio county Kentucky includes multiple lots in Beaver Dam Lowder addition surveyed for mortgagor J B Sowders by Samuel Sanders. Credit terms six and twelve months. Master Commissioner Ernst Woodward attorney.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Kentucky
Evansville Brewing Association, PI
Bale
J. R. Sowders
Minnie E. Sowders
Court House
Hartford
Ohio County
Lowder
Beaver Dam
J. BR. Sawders
Samuel Sanders
Ohio County Court
Otto C. Martin
Ernst Woodward
Sale of land in Hartford Kentucky on June fifth 1916
Judgment holder Mary Napier and J Napier offer a public sale of a rear Ichols Ohio land parcel in Hartford Kentucky on June 5 1916 at one o clock PM. Credit six months. Action to recover 33 dollars with interest from March 13 1914 and costs. Attorneys Martin and Gosimlesionee.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Kentucky
Mary Render
Plaintit
Napier
Mary Napier
Court House
Hartford
Husband rescues despairing wife in Cardus tonic tale
In Catron Kentucky a letter from Mrs Bettie Bullock recalls four years of womanly trouble and near bed rest. Her husband bought Cardus the woman’s tonic. she reports beginning with one dose and soon walking two miles without fatigue. She urges others to try Cardus as well.
Feebright Advice Amid Confusing Patient Guidance
The note appears to be a garbled health communication mentioning Feebright and Reebright, with unclear instructions about timing and effects. It references a person named Williams and hints at a warning or outcome related to treatment. The readable fragments suggest caution about taking certain remedies and awaiting a stated result.
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Williams
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Louie Villa
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J. H. Napier
C Ofine
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Hartford Republican
Youth's Companion
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