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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
3
By judgment and order of sale of the Montgomery Circuit Court, rendered at the September Term 1911, Margaret Reasor and others vs Lida I Cowgill and others proceed to sale under the court order. The sale is conducted under the authority of the court and will proceed as directed by the decree.
Public auction to the highest bidder at the Court-Ground door Mt Sterling Kentucky on credit six and twelve months for three parcels of land in Montgomery County on Spencer turnpike and Spencer Creek. Parcels include a Spencer Station dwelling lot a Spencer Station store lot and a sixty five acre tract with rights of water and passway. bid to include bond with security and interest. parcels offered separately or as a whole with a lien to secure purchase money.
A brief promotion from S E Kelly & Co urges plenty of courtesy, prompt delivery, and generous giving to boost happiness and stock value as customer goodwill grows with each act.
The Montgomery Circuit Court directs a public sale at Mt. Sterling Court House on September term 1911 at 1 pm. The property in Montgomery County near J. E. Thomson joins D. Scott and Guilfoile lines, totaling 11 acres 3 roods 20 poles, deeds from Amy Scott Joseph Drennon and Emily Embry define title. Possession granted March 1 1912 with six month credit. lien retained until full payment. bond to Master Commissioner.
Public auction will be held at Mt Sterling Court House door on a court day for a 20 acre tract in Montgomery County Kentucky near Hinkston Creek. The land once deeded to A G Peters trustee for W J Peters by Joseph H Wilkerson in 1866 is offered with six month credit. R G Kern is Special Commissioner.
Montgomery circuit court grants sale of property in equity from the case R. A. Chiles and John W. Hancock. Judgment entered at the September term calling for sale under the court order. Proceeds to be applied to claims and costs as provided by law.
William Taulbee and Laura Ellen Tucker seek sale of a five acre tract in Montgomery County Kentucky. The property runs from a road east of Jeffersonville toward Frenchburg with specified tree stumps corners and lines, to produce $280.98. A lien remains on sale until full payment. bond payable to the Master Commissioner.
Master Commissioner John A Judy advertises a sheriff sale by order of N T McKee administrator. Two parcels in Spencer Montgomery County Kentucky described as Ida C Thomas deeds, one a store lot with railroad center boundary and a second quarter acre tract by Spencer creek and rail line, sale to satisfy judgment. Bond retained on payment.
At 1 o clock p m the public auction of Court Lot No 15 in Mattie Lee City Mt Sterling Kentucky will occur to the highest bidder on six months credit. Lot spans 60 feet frontage and 15744 feet depth with Jameson Street bounds Lot 14 16 and 19. Proceeds to cover $250.51 with a few retained on sale until plaintiff debt interest and costs paid. Master Commissioner John A Judy to oversee.
The defendants OlIie Fant Bosworth Pilff Silas Johnson and others are affected by a commissioner's sale ordered at the September Term 1811. The undersigned will proceed with the sale as directed in the court order.
On the sixteenth day of October 19H at about 1 pm a sale of a tract of land near Hinkston Creek is ordered. The 70 acre parcel connects with Sue Gillaspie George Humphrey John Leggett and Andy English tracing creeks and lanes to a beginning point and may raise 1306.69 dollars with interest to a Special Commissioner.
The piece denounces Governor Willson for a large tax hike on farm lands and accuses Judge O'Rear of endorsing the move though warned against it. It argues that if O'Rear wins, the state will continue debt and farmer burdens, reflecting ongoing political blame and calls out local retailer Greanwade's as a note of local commerce.
The piece defends Governor McCreary for his Civil War service while criticizing Augustus E. Willson for his Confederate ties and veto of Lincoln monument funding. It argues Willson betrayed Confederate supporters and warns Republicans break promises, noting old comrades’ backing for McCreary.
A. L. Richart and others announce sale of a house and lot on Sycamore street Mt. Sterling Kentucky under a six month credit. The property is bounded by the Lindsay Fitzhugh and Turner parcels and was conveyed to Margaret J. Richarty and Mary E. Magowan by deed dated March 6 1886. A few will be retained on the land until all purchase money is paid. Bond.
Mrs Nepoleone, hailed as Newport's best dressed woman last summer, seeks an absolute divorce from her Parisian husband after five years of marriage. She, an American, claims foreign marriages hinge on money and warns American girls to choose husbands carefully.
County Court days by county show Bath and Owingsville on the 2d Monday Bourbon and Paris on the 1st Monday Clark and Winchester on the 4th Monday Fayette and Lexington on the 2d Monday Fleming and Flemingsburg on the 4th Monday Harrison and Cynthiana on the 4th Monday Madison and Richmond on the 1st Monday Montgomery and Mt Sterling on the 3rd Nicholas and Carlisle on the 2nd Monday
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