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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
7
A morning gives renewed chance to repent and live anew. Leave the past behind and face the Present with courage. Look ahead to clearer vision. the future rests with God while each day offers a fresh opportunity to use time wisely.
Mr E H Grear of Jeffersonville has disposed of county interests and will depart soon with his five sons for Eustis Florida to seek a new home. Also included is a testimonial from Mayor John R Garrett of Girard Alabama praising Dean's Ointment for itching piles.
Typewriter in near new condition offered for sale with quick sale appeal. Interested buyers urged to apply at the office and call 85 and 100 for meat products.
By virtue of a Montgomery Circuit Court execution The Stewart Dry Goods Co. sues Mrs Elizabeth Cott. On December 8 1911 at the Mt Sterling Court House the 1 5 undivided interest in 290 acres on Slate Creek is offered to the highest bidder on a three month credit with security. Debt 130 42 plus costs. Sheriff W F Crooks notes.
By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court rendered at the September Term 1911 the undersigned will on the sale of the property in the above cause in equity. Bertha G Moore and others are the defendants with T S Shrout as plaintiff.
On December 18 1911 at 1 pm a public sale will be held at the Mt. Sterling Court House door to satisfy a judgment. The property is a half acre Montomery county tract on Stepstone Creek bounded by Quisenberrys and including buildings. It was conveyed to Bertha G Moore in 1908 and yields $118.97. Bond with security required. lien retained until payment. Bond payable to T S Shrout. excess to Bertha G Moore.
The Citizens' Executive Committee announces no individual invitations for the December 12 1911 inauguration of Governor elect James B McCreary and Lieutenant Governor Edward J McDermott at the Capitol Frankfort at noon. All Kentuckians are invited to attend and clubs may request parade positions.
A Notice from Advocate Publishing Co informs customers of a Christmas stationary sale offering note paper and correspondence cards with embossed monograms at the same price as ordinary stationery. The vendor emphasizes affordability and quality for holiday correspondence.
Mrs Gertrude Gibson Patterson was acquitted last week of murdering her husband in Denver Colorado as the jury accepted her plea of self defense. The case followed months after the fatal confrontation and highlighted issues of residence among the parties involved.
Farmers are informed that on November 10 we will buy good fat turkeys at the highest market price. The sale action targets poultry, with payment based on current market rates.
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