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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-03-25
Commissioners Sale T!

In obedience to a judgment Of the Lincoln Cir
cut Court made and entered at its November
term. 1909 in the consolidated cases Of Annie
S. Cover plaintiff vs. Charley Singleton. de-
PENDANT, and M. 5. Baughman. administrator.
plaintiff. VS. J. F. Cummns, defendant, | will on
MONDAY, APRIL, II. 1910.
at O'Clock p. NJ, county court day, sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder in front Of the
new court house door in Stanford, KY,
That tract Of land lying on Fall Lick Creek in
Lincoln county. KY, and boundad on the nonh
by the lands Of Dabner Davis, Thomas Adams
and the Dripping Springs property; on the east
by the G. W. Singleton place. on the South by
the Z. Carter laad and on the West by the old
Jake Lane place. and containing about l66 acres
OF land. more or less.
TERMS This land will be sold on cred
OF SIX months and the purchaser will be requir-
ed to execute bond for the purchase price with
good aud approved personal security payable to
ne as commissioner and bearing interest from the
day Of sale, at the rate OF six per cent. per an
mum and also secured by lien retained on the
land. II. r. SAUFLEY. M. c. L. c. c.
w. S. Burch and ]. N. Saunders
Attorneys.
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GALTON 1910.
Season OF 1910.

sire of Calvin O. 2:l9l., Al Barns. 2;29k,
and six others with trials from go to 2:ls,
those are the only ones that were ever hand
led for speed. Also the sire OF one dam with
one In the 2:O list. sired by Gambetta VIII
kes 2:la. the sire of 2l0 in the 2:S0 list, Is in
2:l0 and better, claimed TO he the greatest
sire I'm the world. LIST dam Daisy Field
(grand dam of with record offrom 2;I7 10
2:0slt,l by Enfield 2:29 OF Hambletonian
10, dam by Seeleys American star. Enfield
2.29 has In $3.50 his daughters have 40 in
1890, or better, End dam Qnickstep By Ken
lucky Prince, Jr., sire of j, q. 2:l7l4, Lem
onade, 2:Hl4 and dams OF 10 IN the ESQ list
3rd dam by Old Joe, sire OF the dam of j. q.
2:H4.
Gallon carries the blood of four leading
families; Hambletonian, Wilkes, Mambrino
Chief and Seeley's American star.
. Cations colts have gone against and de-
feated the best In harness classes and road
ster rings, they are in great demand, selling
as high rs 5000 after maturity, yenrlings
from $50 10 $3.50. Gallon will stand al my
stable miles West Of Hustonville on Brad
iordsvilie pike nj SIS 10 insure living colt
Money due n mare Is traded after being bred
Plenty OF grass at t2.N per month, saved eX-
pfessiy for mares, no other stock mixed with
mures, have grass lots and large stables for
mnres 10 ioai. Grain fed at cost.
Phone In residence, n ustOnvllle Exchange.
W. M. poDD,
Hustonytlle. KY.
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Commissioners Sale
Ia Lincoln Circuit Court.


In obedience to a judgment of the Lin
coin Circuit Court rendered at its Feb
ruary term, 1910, in the case of Lucias
Perkins, plaintiff, VS.. W. j. Edmiston
ct all defendants, | will on
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1910,
County Court day at about l O'Clock
p. M. sell at public cutlery to the high
est bidder, in front of the Courthouse
door in Stanford, Kentucky
That certain tract of land situated
in the town of Crab Orchard in Lin
coin county, Kentucky, and bounded
on the north by the Chappell's Gap
pike; on the east by the lands of w.
+. Perkins: on the south by Elm street
on the west by the lands of Jane Buch-
anan and containing twelve acres
more or less
The object of this sale is to satisfy
a lien debt of the plaintiff for the sum
OF 50 200, with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent from January 10th
1905, until paid, interest payable an
nually, and the further sum of $S5, the
probable cost of this action.
Said land will be sold on credit of
six months, and the purchaser will be
required to execute bonds for the pur-
chase price, payable to me as Com
bearing interest from the
day of sale, at the rate of six per cent
per aunum, with good and approved
personal security and further secured
by lien retained on the land.
H. r.. SAUFLEY, M.C.L.C.C
X. 5. AlcOrn, Atty
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Commissioners Sale
In Lincoln Circuit Court.

In obedience to Judgment of tn,
Lincoln Circuit Court, rendered at III
February term, 1910, in the case o
Telltha Morgan etc, plaintiffs VS.
Theodore 5. Reynolds etc, defendants
will on
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1910
County Court day, at about l o'clock
p. NJ, sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder. in front of the court
house door, in Stanford, Kentucky,
That certain tract of land situated
in Lincoln county, Kentucky, near
Waynesburg and lying upon the wa
ters of Fishing Greek, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at a stake, dog
wood and red bud, pointers in a line
of John Singleton. thence s "a + l24
poles to two naples in line of n. 4.
Rey nolds; thence his line n "a w ~
poles to black oak, thence n SIT W
81 poles to a small white oak and
hickory pointers corner to John Sin.
gleton; thence n 40 W 37I poles to a
stone ia old line of Jonathan Single
ton and r. y. Singleton: thence n ~
T. 81 poles to o stone in edge of field,
thence 5 40 E31l poles to the begin
ming and cc/aining 4j acres more or
less.
Said land will be sold on credit
of six months and the purchaser will
be required to execute bonds for the
purchase price payable TO me, as
Commissioner, with approved person
al security, bearing interest from the
lay OF sale at the rate of six per cent
per annum. II. II. SAUFLEY,
]. .. Hill. NJ, c. l.. G. e.
ATTY for PIN.
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Stole WagOn-lOad Of Lumber
Wholesale Thievery Near YOse.
mite--Live News From Mid
dlebur9.
MIDDLEBuRC. KY.

MIDDLEBURG, Ky.
A bold thief went to Durham's Mil
on the Trace Fork pike. one mile from
Yosemite, one night last week and stole
a wagon load of lumber that had jus,
been sawed for X. NJ. Sharp and hauled
it off. Mr.. Sharp has no clue as yet.
but the rascal will pay dearly for it.
Forest fires ragged in the Carpenter
Creek hills. west of town several days
last week, but a shower of rain Sunday
afternoon put quietus on the flames
and brought gladness to the hearts of
the farmers exposed.
Tspscott & Co, contractors, are put
ting up for DIR. c. b. Creech, a new
residence on the corner fronting Mrs.
Wesley.
The epidemic of measles seems to
have about run its course. There are
no new cases, and those who have been
down are recovering.
Fishing so far this Spring has not
bNth btphs ~ 1hl ttiOot "up nave AilNd
1t. Even Uncle MiIt Jones sometimes
has fisherman's luck. which is not COM
mon for him.
Miss Bette Royalty has returned
from Bowling Green. She had to give
up school on account Of defective eye
sight Miss Bessie Lee is able to take
her place as TEACHER in the Graded
School after a two weeks tussle with
measles. MIR. and Mrs. j. Lee Murphy
came down from Mckinney Friday af-
ternoon and spent the night with Med.
Fogle and wife. E. L. Gadberry. who
has been learning the banking business
here under Cashier X. b. Young. is
said to have a einch on the eashershIp
of the new bank at Liberty Miss Bes-
sic Winfrey, of Pellton, has been work.
ing in the telephone office here for a
week or more.
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Commissioners Sale

In obedience to a judgment of the
Lincoln court, rendered at its Novem
Der term, 1909, in the case of Maggie
). Owsley against Mary A. Wallace
and others, | will on
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 19l0,
County Court Day sell at public out.
cry to the highest bidder, before the
courthouse door in Stanford, KY, the
following described residence proper
~ in the city of STANFORD, Lincoln
county, Kentuck
Lot No l. Containing the dwelling
house and outbuildings is described
as follows: Beginning at the edge OF
the right of way of the Louisville x
Nashville railway, on the east side OF
Danvilte avenue, thence North with
the edge of Danyille avenue, lib feet
TO the south edge OF Maxville street
thence East with the south line of
MaXville street 765 feet TO the end of a
picket fence, IL feet east of culvert
under Maxville street, thence South,
on the east side of a drain 229 feet to
a post at the end of a wire fence,
thence West with the edge ofsaid rail
road right of OF way, 229 feet to the
beginning
Lot No. 2 is described as follows:
Beginning at the corner of negro
tenement house and lot, owned by A.
L. Nunnelley, on Maxville street,
thence west with south edge OF
the line of MaXville Street l39
feet to the end of a picket fence, IL
feet east of culvert under Max
vile street, thence South a straight
line 229 feet to post at the end of a
wire fence, thence east with line of
right of way of Louisville 81 Nashville
Railroad loo feet TO the Southwest
corner of the negro tenement house
and lot of A. L. Nunnelley, thence
North with the line of said lot, l75
feet TO the beginning.
This sale is made TO satisfy the
Judgment debt OF Maggie ;. Owsley for
the sum of $500. with interest thereon
az the rate OF six per cent per annnm
from the I'd day of october, loO6 until
paid, subject 10 a credit of Sl2 paid
October 2, 1907, and also the debt of
). IL. Baughman, for the sum Of 81
$50, with interest thereon from May Is
ZOOS until paid, subject 10 credit OF
81 GOO, paid December 10, 1905, aud
also 70 pay the costs of this action,
about $50
Lot No. will be first. offered for
sale, and If II bring sufficient sum
TO pay the aforesaid debts, interest
aud costs, then Lot No. will not be
sold, but II Il fails TO bring a sufficient
sum TO pay same, lot No. l will be Of
fered for sale
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the device of the Democratic party.
And the order la which the names oil
the candidates shall appear on the bal
lot shall be determined by lot, in the
manner decided upon by the sub
committee hereinafter provided for.
The officers OF the election shall be
selected from lists offered by the can
didates In accordance with the pro-
visions of the primary election law, by
the subcommittee hereinafter prov ided
for.
9 Each candidate shall be entitled to
designate by written notice to the
chairman OF each county committee in
the district, not less than i've days be
the 30th day Of April, 1910, the name Of
one p@rson : r each voting precinct in
each county, 20 act as challenger and
inspector for said candidate at said
primary election.
10 On the 3rd day~after the returns
shall have been made, 20 the chairman
of each county of this district, the
committee shall meet at Nicholasville,
at ? o'clock Pm, and canvass the vote
cast, aud issue the certificates ofnomi-
nation, as required by law.
III The subcommittee, hereinafter
provided for, is directed 20 employ the
county court clerks to copy from the
regular registration books made IN
Danville, Harrodsburg, Nicholasville,
Richmond, Lawrenceburg aud Shelby
vile, In 1902 the names Of all demo-
Gratis aud the persons so employed
shall return the copies TO the chair
man certified as required 10y law, who
shall cause them 20 be delivered TO the
officers Of election.
-. The chairman OF this committee
will cause copies hereof, certified by
himself and the secretary OF the com
mittee TO be posted al the court house
door in each county seat OF the coun-
ties composing the said district, and in
20 other conspicuous places IN each
county In the district, for not less
than 40 days prior to the j0th day Of
April, 1919. and said notice shall be
published in each Democratic newspa-
per OF the district.
~ In order that the provisions -of
this call may be carried into full force /
aud effect a subcommittee consisting |
of the entire committee is hereby APP
pointed, which committee shall have
power and is directed TO be caused to
be printed and prepared for use the
requisite number and kind of ballots,
which shall bear the facsimile of the
signature of the chairman Of this COM
mittee, and it will procure the mecca
sary election supplies and cause them
together with the ballots, to be deliv-
cred 10 the officers OF the election, as
required by law, and to do any and
all other acts necessary and ploper to
the holding of said primary election.
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Administrative Sale

As administratriX Of the.estnte of Jesse n.
Singleton, deceased, Will sell on
SATuRDAN, APRIL 0th 1910.
at his late residence near Dripping Springs
the following. store of general merchnn-
disc with store fixtures and stock consisting
OF 800 pairs of shoes, 200 hats, 500 yards call
co, : dozen pair oVeralls ana many other
things too numerous TO mention, Also saw
mill good one comparatively new, also
about M,Oon feet Of lumber of all kinds, 3
good work mules, one COW and yearlings,
90 barrels OF corn, iine range never beef
used, Y stands OF bees, lot of farming imple-
ments, also shares IN Grab Orchard bank
Ing Go. All persons owing the estate OF
Jesse N. singleton deceased must settle In
~ days or accounts will be put In hands of a
lawyer. Terms made known ON day of sale
TELlrHA n. SINGLETON. Admx.
j. 4. Chandler Auct.
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Commissioners Sale
In Lincoln Circuit Court.

u.
In obedience to judgment of the Lin
coin Circuit Court, rendered at The
February term, 1910, in the action o.
Nathan Singleton's Heirs against Ma
than Singleton's Heirs, the undersign
ed Commissioner will on
MONDAY, APRIL IL. 1910,
County Court day, at about +. NJ. in
front of the Courthouse door in Stan.
ford, Kentucky, offer for sale at pub
lie cutlery, to the highest and best bid
der, on credit of SIX months,
a tract of about l09g acres of land
near waynesburg, In Lincoln county,
Kentucky, bounded on the north BY
the lands of Mary G, Singleton: on the
east by the lands OF Dan Jacobs and
w. A. Horton, on the south by the
lands of A. q Myers aud w. A. Hor-
ton: and on the west by the lands of
w A Hatcher,
The object of the sale IS for a divi-
sion OF the proceeds. The purchaser
will be required 10 give bond with
good security for the purchase price,
payable to the Commissioner, bearing
six per cent interest from date of sale
until paid, having the force and effect
of Judgment, and secured by lien on
the land. II. II. SAUFLEY,
j Il. Paxton, MC.LC.C.
At.'y for Pm.
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DidDitq Dare 1882

Combined stallion. Dark Mahogany Bay.
| 1872. weight 40 pounds. Is absolutely
sound In EVERYDAY. Kind disposition and
colts easily handled. lie has stepped eig hths
| In IS. hitched to IA sulky; Is ave gated; "a
Hreat show horse wearing the blue tie ever
since yearling; at three years old wore IL
blues and one red out of II shows; as IA har-
ness horse and as IA model IL In "A class to
himself. lie was never defeated except by
two OF his own colts, and has won In rings
of A head. His colts are always inside the
money and when developed. make great
| saddlers and high priced three and i've
gated show horses; sixty five OF his get az
age price VI S6ll. lie has never been defeat
Cd ina produce ring when shown with to
II OF his get.
namely, Nettleton. Wlnsom, Prospect. the
Jim Anderson Mare, Hay Day, the Price
Herring Mare, Toxic Dare. London Dare,
Dare All. White Foot. Prince Imperial. and
a host ofothers that have been sold from
81 900 TO $1,000. Look at his record AS sire
OF saddlers and see what they can do.
DIGNITY DARE, got by Chester Dare No
10 sc; LIST dam by Welchmont ESQ., A. r. III.
r.; he by William WEIGH sil A. Il. IA. r.; he
by Rysdeke's Hambletonion No. 10 A. n. II,
X. Will serve mares this season of 1910 at my
stable In HustOnville az the low price of
$40 TO INSURE A LIVE COLT.
Money due when colt comes or mare traded
or removed, or bred to any other stock.
Item retained ON all colts until paid for.
Grass furnished at reasonable price for
mares from distance and must be settled
TO 10 In morning and 4 to 8 In evening
Mares viii receive NV personal attention,
but Will not b. responsible for accidents or
escapes. Mn also at the same time and
place stand my great breeding Male Jack
PEYTON
so Well known In the West End OF Lin soln
county, at SO for mares and 81 for iennets
due When colt l. foaled or mare traded re-
moved or parted with, or bred to any o6her
stock Peyton by Hun Dudderaris lack he
BY Hubble's Brignolia and out OF jim Por-
ters Jennett.
foot. good neck aud ear good quarters, well
mounted % hands inch high and admired
by all who see him, and Is said to be the
All are invited 20 come and see him.
Phone in residence.
d. 8. CARPENTER.
HosrosvILLR, Kr.
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]. NORTON FITCH.

Chairman Democratic Committee
of the Eighth Congressional Dis.
trict of Kentucky.
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Official Call For
Primary Election
BY the Democratic District Com
mittee for the Eighth Congress
sional District Of Kentucky.

IA primary election is hereby call
ed to be held in the regular vot-
iug places or precincts Ia each Of the
counties composing the Eighth Con
gressional Distric. OF Kentucky, be-
tween the hoLrs Of q A. NJ. AID I p. NJ
on Saturday, the 30th day OF April,
1919, for the purpose OF nominating a
Democratic candidate for Congress Ia
said district, 10 be voted for at the re-
gular November election, 1910.
The right to vote at said primary
election shall he limited aud restricted
to those who affiliate in good faith with
the Democratic party and further
pledge themselves to support the
nominee Of said election, and who
possess the qualifications prescribed
by law.
An assessment Of three thousand
dollars s3, 600 is hereby fixed for the
purpose OF defraying the expenses Of
said primary election, 20 be paid by
the candidates, ani any person desiring
TO become a candidate, shall, not later
than the 18th day Of April, 1910. give
written notice TO j. Norton Fitch,
Chairman OF this said Democratic
district committee, and pay To said
chairman OF said district committee,
not later than said date, fifteen hum
drod dollars ,sl 500 In cash, to cover
his portion OF the expense of holding
said primary election. Provided
however, that II more than two persons
shall qualify as candidates by com
plying with the foregoing provisions
OF this section, the chairman shall AT
once return to each OF said candidates
the sum he has paid in excess of his
proportion OF the said three thousand
dollars. In the event the assessment
herein provided for is insufficient to
defray the expense ofthis election, the
defoi, shall be paid by the successful
candidate.
L. Said district committee shall meet
In the county court room of the Court
House At Nicholdsville, Kentucky, on
Monday, the 18th day of April, 1910,
2 O'Clock standard time, and II ii
then appear that only one candidate
shall have complied with the require
ments OF section three before the ex-l
piration OF the time therein provided,
then 40 primary shall be held and the
District Committee will thereupon re- F,
solve itself into convention, aud will |
declare to be the nomipee for the Office |
sought, that person who is the only |
candidate, and shall refund TO such
candidate the entra ace fee paid by him |
less the cost accrued for advertising 4
and otherwise preparing for said pri- !
mary election.
5. The Polls shall be opened in each |
aud every precinct Of all the counties /
in said Congressional district, in the 4
usual and regular voting places.
Upon the closing OF the polls the
officers shall proceed TO count the bal
lots and TO make returns, aud in so do
ing, shallbe governed by the provisions
OF the general election law, and the
returns shall be made To the chairman
of the respective counties ia said dis
ALL.
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RICHMOND.

Over 10 hands 5-ye&-old jack will make the
season at our farm on old Danville pike be-
tween Hedgevile and Hubble at a fee Of $40
lor mare mule and s. Tor horse mule. to insure
living cob.
FITZPATRICK q RANKIN,
Hedseville. Ky.
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MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1910,

w. Walton and others, Defendants,
will on
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1870
County Court day, at about / O'Clock
7. NJ. sell atpublic outcry to the high
est bidder, in front of tie court house
at Stanford, Kentucky,
That certain tract of land on the
waters OF Caney Fork of Buck Creek,
beginning at hickory and white oak
near Olive Church, thence N 40 4 %
poles TO a stake on north side of
county road; thence with said road n
80 ~ poles TO stone in the center
of said road: thence n % w 20 poles
10 stone: thence n % w 106 poles to
a black gum; thence S 43 w 20 poles
to a poplar stump or tree: thence S 20
+ "a poles TO a maple: thence s 90 w
20 poles to a poplar and gum: thence
) 8 poles to two white oaks thence S
90 + l32 poles to the beginning and
containing one hundred and sixteen
acres.
The object of this sale is To satisfy
the lien debt Of the plaintiff for the
sum OF Two Hundred dollars with six
per cent interest thereon from Novem-
Der, 18th, 1903, subject to credit of
ten dollars paid November 9th, 1907,
and the sum Of five dollars paid Jan.
uary 10th, 1908 and also to satisfy the
payment of the further sum of eigh-
teen dollars and eight cents, and the
further sum of S35, the probable cost
Of this action.
Terms Said land will be sold on
credit OF six months and the purchas-
err will be required to execute bonds
for the purchase price with good and
sufficient personal security, payable TO
me as Commissioner, and bearing in
terest from the day of sale at six per
cent per annum. II. II. SAUFLEY,
Geo. ID. Florence, M. G. L. C. C,
Atty for Pm.
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j. ]. Richardson.

Secretary Democratic Committee Of
Eighth Congressional District Of
Kentucky.
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Commissioners Sale
Lincoln Circuit Court.

In obedience to. a judgment of the
Lincoln Circuit Court, rendered at its
February term 1910, in the case of j.
A. Daugherty, Plaintiff, vs. George
w. Walton and others, Defendants,
will on
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The SALLY MAY HAVE
EIGHT IEAMSIlN 1911
Prospect Good for Increase
Therein.

TLsene is a growing sentimeu.
throughout the bounds of the South
Atlantic League in favor of an eigh.
club league. The six club league was
given a thorough test the past sea-
son, and it is doubtful is there W &
a club in the entire league that was
satisfied with the way it worked.
There are a number of towns that
are accessible that are anxious to
get into the league. and if they were
given half an opportunity would conc
into it.
These towns could be added TO the
league and there would be but :
very small increase in the distance
to be travelled in making the cir
cult.
1t seems that nearly every director
of TIE six clubs that now compose tn
league are In favor of going back t.
the eight clubs, and staying the
when they get there. The six-clut
league was more in the nature of al
experiment than anything else ar
it has certainly not met with favor
on the part of the fans.
1t would be but little difficulty Il
extend the bounds of the league AM
take in two new towns.