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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
3
By virtue of a Judgment and Order a Sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court will be conducted in the above cause following the September Term. Margaret Reasor and others Plaintiffs versus Lida I Cowgill and others Defendants. Sale authorized by court order to liquidate interests in the described property.
The Master Commissioner will sell at public auction at Mt. Sterling Kentucky on Court day the three parcels from the Duff and McCormick estates. Parcel one a Spencer Station dwelling and lot. Parcel two a Spencer Station store house and lot. Parcel three sixty five acre tract along Spencer Creek with Turkery Run Branch. Sale on credit six and twelve months with bond and lien to secure payment. Parcels two and three carry water and passway rights for neighboring occupants. Bidders may bid separately or as whole, high bid wins.
W. M. Marshall, an assistant mail carrier between Hazard and Jackson, was arrested in Ohio and is said to have confessed to the robbery and murder of a mail sack near Jackson last week.
Under a 1911 Montgomery Circuit Court order the Guilfoile land in Montgomery County Kentucky is offered for sale at the courthouse on the court day. The 11 acre 3 roods property lies along several bounds and is linked to three prior deeds. possession was given in 1912 with six months credit and a lien retained until full payment.
William Taulbee and Laura Ellen Tucker et al. authorities announce sale of a five acre tract in Montgomery County Kentucky. The property lies along the Jeffersonville to Frenchburg road and is described by bounds and corners with John Shepherd W. J. Salyer and Cundiff. A replevin bond gives security and a lien remains on the land until full payment. Bond payable to the Master Commissioner.
In the September Equity term at Mt Sterling Ky a sale is ordered of a 20 acre tract on Hinkston Creek bounded by Mt Sterling Levee turnpike and the lands of Anderson Fox and others. The land deeded to A G Peters trustee for W J Peters by Joseph H Wilkerson Feb 24 1890. Sale by R G Kern special commissioner with a six month credit and lien retained until payment.
Property details appear in a court filing with plaintiff R A Chiles and defendant John W. Hancock. The notice states a sale in equity action as ordered by the court. Specific parcel, date, and terms are referenced in the document pages.
N T McKee as administrator and Josephine Thomas defendants announce a commissioners sale in Mt. Sterling Kentucky. First tract is a store house and lot at Spencer bounded by the Spencer turnpike Elizabeth McCormick West Road and the Kentucky and South Atlantic Railroad with specifics from the 1903 deed. Second tract is a quarter acre at Spencer bounded by Elizabeth McCormick lands Spencer creek and the railroad. described in Ida C Thomas deeds of 1905. Sale proceeds to be retained on the land sold until spel.
At about 1 p.m. a public auction will sell Lot 15 in Mattie Lee City near Mt. Sterling on Jameson Street. The sale is credit six months to produce 250.51 dollars, with bond payable to the plaintiff, under Master Commissioner John A Judy.
A notice announces sale of a house and lot on Sycamore street in Mt Sterling Kentucky. The property is bounded by the A Lindsay Fitzhugh lot to the north and Sycamore street to the east, with other boundaries including parcels formerly owned by A Lindsay M Slocum and Thomas Turner. The land was conveyed to Margaret J Richart by Mary E Magowan in a deed dated March 6 1856 and sale is agreed on payment of the specified money.
Montgomery Circuit Court directs sale of a 70 acre tract in the waters of Hinkston Creek. The property runs from Sue Gillaspie and George Humphrey to John Leggett and through Grassy Lick Creek to Gillaspie, with a sale to raise 1306.69 dollars. Special Commissioner G. E. Coons to conduct auction at 1 p m. at the Mt Sterling house door.
The Kentucky Experiment Station reports on hog cholera losses, vaccination methods, dosages, and administration options. It notes serum production, cost, and the importance of experienced vaccinating staff, with contact for more information to be directed to Robert Granam, D.V.M.
A list shows county courts held on Mondays: Bath Owingsville on the 24th, Bourbon Paris on the 1st, Clark Winchester on the 4th, Fayette Lexington on the 2nd, Fleming Flemingsburg on the 4th, Harrison Cynthiana on the 4th, Madison Richmond on the 1st, Montgomery Mt. Sterling on the 3rd, Nicholas Carlisle on the 2nd.
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