The Adair County news., 1910-06-15
ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT

N. M. Tut, Plff,
VS. : Notice
Matthew Wooten, &C., Def't,
By virture of Judgment and order
of sale made in the above styled cause,
at the May term, 1910, of the Adair
Circuit Court, /, as Master Commission
er, of said court will on Monday, the
4th day of July, 1910, the same being
the first day of the regular term of the
Adair county court at the court house
door, in Columbia, KY, between l
O'Clock and 8 o'clock, p. M, expose for
sale and sell, in satisfaction of a Judg-
ment rendered at said term, in said
court, in the above styled case infavor
of N. M. Tut against J. R. Cummins.
for the sum of $1OO, with interest
thereon at 6 per cent per annum, from
the 18th day of January, 1906, until
paid, and $40, costs, the undivided
interest, formerly owned by G. D.
Blair, in tract of 35l acres of land
hereinafter described, or sufficiency
of said interest to satisfy, said debt,
interest and cost, and, will at the same
time and place, and to satisfy judg-
-mentsin favor of said Tut against said
Cummins, rendered in above STYLED
cause, at the said May term, 1910, of
said court, for the sum of $l25, with in
terest thereon at per ceut per annum
from September, Ia, 1905, until paid, and
$40 cost of suit, l will sell the undivided
one eighth interest formerly owned by
Lucien Blair, in said 351 acre tract of
land, or suficiency of same to satisfy
said debt, interest and cpst. Said sale
will be made subject to the homestead
right of Elizabeth Blair in said 351 acre
tract of land. and, also, subject to the
rights of Taylor & Moss, in the timber
trees upon said lands. The said Taylor
and Moss are the owners of all the
trees standing or lying upon said lands,
which are suitable for ''said stuff, and
10 inches in diameter one foot from the
ground, except the timber trees stand
ing in the cleared portions of said lands
and 8 blackjack trees, ! of the chestnut
trees, and all the beech trees. The
said Taylor and Moss have the right to
go upon said lands, with teams, tools
and machinery, and cut, manufacture
and remove said trees and their pro-
ducts until September 18th 1912, but
not thereafter. The homestead right of
Elizabeth Blair is the right to use, and
occupy 81 900 worth of said land, includ-
ing the dwelling, thereon for and
during her natural life. The said 351
acre tract of land is situated in Adair
County, KY, on the waters of Rock
Lick and Harrods Fork, and is the same
lands which John Blair, deceased, owned
and lived upon during his lifetime, and
upon which the Def't. ]. R. Cummins,
now lives and contains as aforesaid, 35I
acres, and is described by metes and
bounds, courses and distances in deed
from Sarah A. Strange, &c., to John
Cummins, which is recorded in deed
Book No Is, Page SIG, of the Office of
the clerk Of the Adair County Court, to
which reference is made for particular
description. At the same time and
place, and in order to satisfy Judg-
ment in the above styled cause. render
ed at the May term, 1910. of said court, in
favor of N. M. Tut, against ]. R.
Cummins and Moses Wooten, for the
sum of $1O62 with interest thereon, at 6
per cent per annum, from July 1st 1905,
until paid, and S72. Is costs of SUIT, SUBJ
ject to credit of $50, paid October 1st
1907, will expose for sale, and sell the
following personal and real property, or
sufficiency thereof to satisfy said
debt, interests. and costs, viz:
One j. l.. Case threshing machine
Company's 28x5O separator, numbered
4270l, with trucks, stacker and II hose
simple traction engine No 14817, with
all the needed tools, belts and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging to make
complete threshing machine; also one
40 ~ ply case canvas Orion belt; one
case tank pump complete with hose;
one case steel box and register and one