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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
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S5opouiic6e arieashm6t Deruriod'
tc aursihr5. Die iama4e 81.
ua6mc ocs 9o6u6etric6eS. Mle.
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pieren. Su Berlin iieleu }ltticn Der
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rifaniiGeu &erpidlungen in i6rer
neueiten G6oie itorfc &irtimgen an
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Der 6eoeroliiten mO Ser Gonltitutios
noliiten, Oas 5roterniiiren Der Suers
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mo ole otocreu mcrifantidau 9If.
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ricou @etroleru9lftieu pcrlorcn A
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oeu ariegsro6ridjten fonen nod
mcitcrc alarniren0e N}elOungen ii6er
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mo sic miBli6e pirt6iGaitlitbe Gage
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9a6ncu. SIS itanoen am Is. 2Ipril
ndmlib 2i3,000 @o6nwa8eu ouBar
9ctric6. cine 3luo6me bon 1890
iiir sic critic 9lpril6dlitc SSm Sclo.
marft iiieg Der 0eDiienfirS o6ernals
lei6t. Ter 9onOmarft 0crbarrte Del
ser llnreaelmdBigfcit Der lebten "a.
&c, lno sic meiiteH &cgieungSDonoa
6otteu Gin6uBen regiltrIrte 3peier
ficlcu iogor oii 81
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9lpril ...... n
Safer. 8ufu6r 1858 @n
ibel; @criou0t BON ocn Glcootoreu
7645 9ul6el Glcbotoren &orrot9
22t,379 9mbcl-
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o9lelionce 9iealto So" an GaiiD
2eggett, Gillette ser Sails 9urnpifc
9loaO, ua6e Al. SiraBe, IA 6ei 9S.t0.
Qlidoel q. &ilAeniiciu ou 9tit6
q. 6oarO, Sioieite Der @oroou-Str,
na6e Do 9crf 9ioao, % 6ci i00
Gli5o6ci6 4. StaQo al Sol. g.
2lmbroie, Eriiice, Siioieitc ser So-
ratoga-Strabc, uo6e @orf-9lOe, II
6ci 100.
@m. 3. Barrett lmo Satin an
Com IS. Barrett g8citieitc ser SUI
tou-9lOeauc, uo6e GogIc-StroBc, 10
bel 2O2.
@arietto Sia6 an &ag 81. Senlms,
, GrluOitiide.
9iaD q. &cntin3 an Marietta pi86
II. Gy ? &runOitiide.
u9SaItroof &. Corp" It. 9(. al &c.
BERT &alliOo0 Il. g., 9}orooit-Gde Der
&res6lrg-, na6e 9}ulaSri.StraBe.
5o1n @. 9Ia9cnaait Iruitce ali
&o6n Miacr uu0 Satin Gilieiie Der
Colas-, na6e @ono6-5raBe, 90 bei
GO.
1SreOerid &c. &uorr an 9lOom :.
g9e6er mo Satin g9eiiicite Der
Gaitle- no6e @oug6-StraBc, tt.6 6el
100.
1SoI. aurowsfi mo Satin an aa-
roI Si6iltopicj, &ciiicite Der Gau-
ilpn-, na6e 2ancaiier-Strabe, 1876 6et
10.
IS. 3. Gallagher Reoltp 81" an
SSo5ci &urouSfi mo Satin Ciiieite
oer Srccpcr-, na6e 6lcet-SraBe,
1876 Del GO,
oGotou @lonor Ieoltu 60" on
So6n ". 9lld6 imO Satin 9}oroieitc
Ser Saratoga. no6e @iGaSfi-StraBc,
IA bel So
Gecil s. 9luOerion rno Satin al
SD @l. Sii6er mo @ottin, 0itieitc
Scr Strider-StroBe, nabe 9iigoS.2lDc
f8 bel 77.10.
5o9u 9oueruibmiot II. g., Eril-
itees, on @eo. q. sen ino Satin,
Giiieite Der G6eiter-StroBe, na6e 9a-
tapeite-2loeme, 1873 6ei TO-.
MarD 6. Geuue all Sobu s. @icr-
Jon 9lorOieite Ser Oiieno-, ua6c Ger
ce-SiroBe
Sol, 6. @atelu, SadlaBpermolter,
ou 5oiep6ine Gatelo II. q, Sitieitc
OeS @roo0mo0, na6c 9omborO-Str,
q bci tl5.
@arp aelo an G6os. 8. @ou6et,
Citieite Der Golcg, no6e 9Sreiton-
StraBe, y 6ei Is.
G6aS s. @ouHet an @lorD aeQp
H. 81 Oiiieite Der @alep-, na6e 9Grc-
Strabe II 6ei rs.
Geo. Z. Gouliou im4 al G6ri-
itian &6ocr, Oiiieitc Der 9Dno6urii-,
na6e 6olg.glocuue, 1711A bel 150
2lmelia 6. 6itrbg II. e., Geito-
mentsUollitreder, all 9lmelia 6 Sur
bp, 9torooit-Gde ser 8ierce-StrnBe
lnO 0}Drtle-9lbenue, 11.6 6ei 40.
9lmelio 6, 55itr6o au SSo6u q. 2Gt-
Der, 9}orOoIl-Gdc Der @iercc- StroBe
imo Nl0rtle-9lpemie, i1.6 bel AZ.
5Sre0erid &eaer lnO &ottiu an
@mI Gpnin mo Satin 9}orOieite
Scr Grlcaus., na6e Gurbon-StroBe
IA 6ei 70.
GapiO @. 9ioieniiod II. u. al G6os
Carroll, @etieite Ger N}olnt- un6e
@omonoion-2luennc, IA Del 741015.
emma &o6ertion al E6onoS S.
g9cbitcr, Siiicite Der SuntinoooH-
9IDcmle, nabe 9arclopsStraBc, 16 bel
1870.
9rcaetta @u6erl an @eo. q. So
6cuitein uno Satin Sitieite ser
9loie-, no6c OrleanS.StraBe, 10 6ci
&C.
Catherine Nl 2lopO an @corgc Z.
0iticite Scr @oIie-, na6e Ser
Great SonpiicaosStroBe, "A 6ci 70.
So6u Z. @}urp6D imO Satin an
g9m. 3. @uOe, . &runOiiide.
,So5cf @ialcf imo Satin an Sol
9omolielo uno @attin 9}oroieite
Ser $onf-, uabe Caroline -StraBe, 10
Bel n.
@eiiie Gobinooib mo @attc an
Solomon 2ucrp m0 @otlin 9Ioro-
oiiicite Scr Sorriion.StroBe, 21 6ai
so
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9eOari5.2lrtitel.
nsbr 9,bsrS StaS Co., fo4 S.sSoiDarossH
8eitungen 8eitibriiten etc.
,Shc Baltimore 0eips Co. Dooio Qbercrom
bic, 0el0iii5llibrer, Sl5 8eltNeruatSfr.
0erti6e Slider u..S 3eiiI@riiten,
u, eauitFa, 10 .BoppIsiou.G GrSBp.
8arglotcriaiicn Ebiiren SenItere
ragmen 2aoen etc
50mes 3. sohsr & g. ii6-ft7 eqo.5reos'
r,dsStrdbe.
gtotional-9anfen.
.x9r clb gniUa @atieual SeHi,11 @abs uno
GreicrsSirafs. Snc0J 70. QAoOi, Brdiioenf,
.9enrp 8. @eone, &alilrerr o., o-...-.s
.,qssaern 9idi6nal Sans." "a NorS,gulap'
eirnBe. 20. Niarroi. &drer.
,6armegs' aus WlrrNanis sniipnrl 84ni'
Gnuibs uHo G.mSarosSlcabe.
StaqtS-9anfeu.
,Dcnsihr 9aut ruR Baltimore" Baltimore, nnb
Soli0ab 'Girnbe. @u0li cseber. Brdioeni'
eourao s. aob6e. @9oBmsiiter
gpar.@anfen.
,gcuilng GpaThaHf non YaIlim0rc," gniap.
uno 8niiinlores Sirabe.
GrlitGompagRic'n.
pgarimsr, zsaF c Gaegantse eo," gmiiabl,
Guilolllg.
Mormcr. ln0 @ran,t.@erfe.
g. Susaytuer & e0ps, 2aa .eborIes.str
2onopirt6I6aitliAe @erdtbe unO
Gdnereien.
gYtEil.1nruer g., 2o5 solSs@asa. .SiraBe
9lSUofaten.
Gaiiauas Gutb, 26i 2a9 Colbert eulSna
EIumbiuG 8uruaces, @onaes mN
Gefcn 0a10edeu mo Simmer.
Beunett gros., 529 strsssSremouigloess.
@upferifnieoe un0 &lumbers.
Sedu Su6.rt, i7il G6dmes. Stobo q. x l@.
Eelepb0n: gSolle lO89
&tqentbums ggentcn mo SGnoleg.
Rierre Is. Swoan G. ary0sn. 10 Sf.QeSirqisn'
SirnBe.
Hener.SerliGerinQen.
,,0lrnei Snlnrance Gp Of oiuerpurl," Nenro w
g9atlielb, ReIoen8sNlnnlpcr, 10t-103 Gbnn,
ber Of Commerce gulloiua.
,@grmanin NcnrTpcrimcrnuaS GeItnImali,"
Suiiwore' uno @ori0 'SraBe
SEi'hn'ieO.3ube6or
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glehpIatteu, Wteto.l est.
2Hou, Ganuin & 50. OucuSSurirD, t8-~16
Solaerh h'nG Girobe.
9ianos uu0 Grgetn.
Gbas. W1. eHsf Q @0rose6eri1s sSiraBe
9fanSleib.@ci6dite.
rSunIonbeiea qsan Gp.." / Gogo 0ab.Sirate
2ei6cn6eitotter.
@m, 9ool siorit. nno ejreenmounrabenus.
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a'a. Gsot sIOria. nnO grcenm9unagOcnus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

o9lofclter-airfpeB 9iealtp Go.~ an
SEQ. u. @ogel 9}orooitieite DER Ei-
pol0-2lpenue, no6e S5arioro-6oaO, 1 4
6ei 95.
Baltimore Eruit So" an :. Nlil-
ion sores, Siioweiteitc Ser 0lcGul-
loDsStraBe na6e 9rniO-0iil-9Iocnle,
2.8 bel 100.
@co q. 9lu6ed mo 9ln0cre, an
2. aelio mo @ottiu Citieite Der
C5alls.2lneD, na6c Gomuicuo Strv
II 6ei IA.
Bridget Burns an Sos s. Burns,
EruIiee, Siioieite scr &ater. uo6c
9lount-S Strobe, t3 bei rs.
SomI g 5ro5ier al Conrad
IarmlieoOt mo @attiu Gitieite Ser
S1fauooo- no6e Grleans-5troBe IA
lei 70.
Conrad Gormitca0 uno Satin III
ISreOf Is. Soppel @eiteitc ser 0loic.
StraBc ua6e 6oiruount9lpcuuc, II
6ci 50.
@}orie @l. 5dneioereit6 an Con.
T. @ilL Siioieite Der Sarlem.2iue,
ua6e Sc6roe0er-StraBe, t6 BEL 85.4.
@orrD &romer ou Soml. &romer
Siioicite Der 21, StraBe na6e 9{ort9.
StroBe, 10 6ei 70.
GOw 8. Seol1 it,, mo @ottin
on G6os. s. @ouGet Sii0icite Der
9lo0iion-2loe na6e &raoes StraBe
1879 bel So.
Cafe Bono oil 6loreuce q. 9romt
g9eitieite Der 9iorclan0- na6c @eIt'
mooo-2l0enuc, "A 6ei s..
Gooio 9auemon imO @ottin an
&iere @. @oiparj @cihe,te Der 9arc
lap, no6e 6eocraGS StroBc, 10 Del 75
Soie .. un0 Z. So, Grllitee, on
ocnielbcL Sitieitc Der Satrobc, na-
&c Slipcr SroBe, II 6ei 80.
G6riItino 9}. G6ert al Catherine
.. G6crt mo 9luOcre, Siioicite Der
Sierrett. na6e 9liogelp-StraBe, IA
60.
Siaac @}. 9lcOiaier on Siucent
8loccouio mo @oitiL 5iiopcltleitc
Der 5orreit- no6e 6rout-StraBe ~
6ei 70.
Scrmon SGerr uuO 9lnoere on
@oltcr g. @cItp6ol 93orooitgdc Der
Mul6erru- lu0 Sntollpooo.StroBe,
2lO 6ei 100.
8imot6D 9igau al So6n Z. 9iDol
SlOieite ocr 9Sratt- no6e Strider-
StroBe, fl 6ei 70.
Siaoc S. SouorO all @li3o6et1 2.
Giu6roo 9}orOieite DER Sow- no0e
,GmorD.StraBe, II bci so.
Scrman z. g8. SeinlIler on 2au-
renee 2cO0on in0 @ottin 2 @ruuo.
itiide.
&oio 9cooou an Sermon e &.
Scinillcr, 2 @rlnOihidc.
%o6anud &ol5 an NSacob @reeHs
ipun mto @attin, Siioieitc Ser 6air.
mount na6e @ai5ington StraBc,
1879 6ei S6.
&orcl SpeiOo an 6ranf 8. SUei.
ga, , @runoitiidc
Serndn &. gG. &eiuiiller, Grititec,
an Wlarp 3, g2ieoaro, Sii0ieite Ser
5orotogo-StraBe, no6e 6ultou.9loev
IA 6ei 1t05.
6airnoint- im0 CHAPEL SHaBc e.
g. u. 9Ir. I an So6u Stoh, il. mo
@ottin g9eiticite Ser 0ur6om- no6c
GSogctte- -SraBe, 14.5 6ei 80.
E9oS. aello an Soon Z. @}c@}o
6on, @eiiieitc Der @reter- na6e Sri.
nitp.SttoBe, 16 6ei so.
MorD 9. ggicporo an @eiiic g..
@cBlinq, 9iioieitc Ser Sorotosoitrv
noGc 5ulton-9luenue, IA 6ei 110.5.
Sreof. 6. Go6c an ellis 81. Eal.
soft lnO @ottin, 0iiieitc Der 9ento-
Ion, uo6c 9lort6-9locnue, t4.3 bel
tie.
Catherine g. 2(l6rcd5t an Geo 3.
Seb, iry uuO @attin 9iorowcltiete
ser Gohtu6io-9lpGmie ua1e Stod
6olm.StroBe, 70 Del 20.
Soco6 9ittncr an 5os. 9ucttucr
/ @rlm0itiid.
Sos. 9uettner on Soco6 @uettrcr
umo @attiu, / @runOitiid
9uguit s. GlOcu6urg on Sos. ).
GcrnD rno @otiin, 2 @ruuOitiide
Ho6n @oDof al Clarence g. 0ms
ems uno Satin Gitieite Der &eu-
uooo. no6e @looion. Strobe 1879 Del
70.
6ronf steil 9rewing 81, an Go-
t6erine Ban GDte, Sii0-Gde Der Sort
0lnp tn1S Mnn(pec4rn1c ID e hpi N
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&uidcl; Gerian0t 620 9uiAel; Gle
potorcn &orrot6 1905 9ui6cl.
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Serlanat- 6rancn uu0 @}aOdcn.


@erlGngt:
9ecBc 6raueu, I'M Cfiices @c6du0c rein 5u
ma6eit. 9,a6arbei; tein S0ruppcn $500
pto gNo6c Nnh5uirdNen be glirco G. Nrua,
Nr. EOsi 9loro'eibertg Strahe, gia6uiiiaa5 5iu
ldcu o iuo a llbr. (gpr25E27)
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@nItimnre 9llnrFiberidlle.

q = q y y. lIFIN TVII'
@teGl. 8ufubr 272i 6Giicr,
cinihleBli1 1856 6Giier 81 Socltit
@oint lno 1871 6diicr 5u Canton.
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stclleaoein6c.

Glnc Gililue In mttleren Sohrcn nNt -,on,
VIZ :, NeAS9alierln oper tit 6ansarbeif 166.
o" "isSaise98 9'f 2SOo, SerEGros Stgaae
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6aum, 40 gldcr, 0ans mu 3Inlncr Siau
Srumi60ume aucr Gorien naDe AnnoQ9i9
Sbort Qinc Wlcilcn BON Der Stnot billie
6cnrN anMcrmGlo, Nr. 100 seciiSranilin'
GraRc tgpf2l -z')
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14
0WenSbY.

AS it has been quite a while
since our last contribution so we
come again.
AS the year just ended is look
ed upon by many to be very I'M
lucky, so it has proven to be so
in various parts of the country.
But we hope 1914 will end with
a different history,
Christmas passed off quietly
in this community. So far as
we know, John Barleycorn re-
NAMED mostly dormant.
Mr.. T. L. Harris has sold his
farm to Slant Kern, and gone to
Georgia to teach school. His
family moved to Russell Srpings.
NJ. L. Owens sold a mich COW
to Abe Dowell for $45.
Misses Martha and Pearl Muir
ray and Mr.. Melvin Powell, of
Sewellton, and Miss Annie
Vaughn, of this place, were
guests at the D. G. Order home
New Years day.
Before we write again, our
school at this place, taught by
Mr.. F. M. Wilson, will be closed.
The attedance has been good and
Mr.. Wilson has tried to do his
duty. After school is out, Mr..
Wilson with his wife and baby
will remove to their home, near
Russell Springs. They are fine
people and we hate to give them
up.
Rev. Scott closed a weeks
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14
BOgaFd, Mo.

January 10th, 1914.
Editor of the News:
Please FIND enclosed $1.00 for
the News for the year 1914. We
can not very well do without it.
1t keeps us posted on all happen
ings at home. | am glad to learn
throug the News that Columbia
and Adair county generally are
interested in the building of a
railroad to Columbia. Hope by
the next time I come home l can
ride clear through on the iron
horse.
We have had very mild winter
in Missouri so far-no severe
cold weather yet. We have had
so much cloudy, gloomy weather.
| don't think we have had as
much as four days of sunshine
during the last five or six weeks.
Corn is about all gathered, and
wheat is looking fine and max
ing lots of pasture. Corn is
worth 70 cent, wheat IS cents,
hogs Z to Z cent, cattle high.
Christmas passed off very
quietly and every body seemed
to enjoy the Christmas tree and
big dinners.
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
RUSSELL CIRCUIT COURT
OF KENTUCKY.
Vernon Holt, Adm, Plft.

NJ
OF KENTUCKY.
Vernon Holt, Adm, Plft.
VS..
Sidney Holt, etc., Defts.
By virtue of a Judgment and order
OF sale of the Russell Circuit Court,
rendered at the October term, there
of, 1913, in the above styled action,
for such uses as the court may here
after direct, shall proceed to offer
for sale, at the Courthouse door, in
jamestown, KY, to the highest and
best bidder, at public auction, on Mon
day, the 10th day of February, 1914,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ. or thereabout,
(being Circuit Court day. upon a
credit of six months, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
Two tracts of land lying in Russell
county, KY, on the waters of Greasy
creek, about two miles south Of James
town, KY, and known as the David
Jones place.
First tract containing 125 acres more
or less; second tract containing 150
more or less.
Also one tract of land known as the
Clarence Bernard place, and adjoining
the above named two tracts.
Also one tract containing % acres,
lying on the south side of the James
town and Greasy creek turnpiks, and
partly in the town of Jamestown.
Also two town lots id the town Of
jamestown, KY, being a part of the
new Jail lot.
The first two tracts named above
will be first sold separately, then both
tracts together, and the sale bringing
the most money will be the one ac-
cepted
For full description of the above
named lands and town lots, the Judg-
ment on record in the Russell Circuit
Clerk S office is referred to.
For the purchase price, the pur-
chaser with approved surety or sure
ties, must execute bond bearing legal
interest from the day of sale until
paid, and having the force and effect
of a Judgment. Bidders will be pre-
pared to comply promptly with these
terms.
II. II. Dunbar, Master Commissioner.
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14

meeting at Welfare, a Baptist
church, a miles north of here,
with good results.
s.Died, on JAN, 2 1914, at the
bone of her mother, Russell
Springs, KY, Mrs. Vertie Reese,
wife of Gordon Reese. She was
nearly 80 years old, and leaves
husband, four children, mother
and four brothers. The remains
were conveyed to Bethlehem
church where she was member
and after funeral services by
Bro. Sullivan, inferred in the
cemetery at that place. The de-
ceased was a victim of consump-
ton.
We understand that State
Superintendent, Barksdale Ham.
lette, is going to make a great
effort at this session of the Leg
islature, to have the term Of the
common schools of the state in
creased from 6 to z months. We
are for education above all things
and feel that Mr.. Hamlette is
looking toward the betterment
of the children of the state.
But there are other things to be
considered. If there is enough
money in the state treasury for
another month of school why not
have some decent roads and
school houses so the children can
go with ease and comfort for
six months.
We would be glad to see a law
passed by the legislature requir-
ing each and every county in
the State to keep two thorough
bred bloodhounds at the county
seat. There are many crimes
that would not be committed if
bloodhounds were in easy reach.
Born, to the wife of Abe Dow
ell, JAM, 9Th, boy.
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14

Mr.. Frank Sanders, of the
Zion neighborhood, stopped off
a day and night on his return
from visiting his sons in Kansas
to see his relatives, Messrs.
Anthro Sanders and Ham Owens.
I had the pleasure of shaking
hands and talking with him about
five mintes. l asked him lots of
questions wanted to ask him
lots more, but he was in a dead
run for Kentucky, and wanted
to be in Columbia by the first
Monday. 1 did not blame him for
| would liked to have been there
myself.
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT

! ADA1R CIRCUIT COURT
OF KENTUCKY.
Catherine AGREE, Pitt.
DIR. Woodruff Flowers &c. DeftS.
By virtue of judgment andorder of
sale of Adair Circuit Court, rendered
at the September term, thereof, 1913,
in the above cause, for the sum of two
hundred and twenty dollars with the
interest at the rate of six per cent,
per annum from the 23rd day of Sep
TENDER, 1913, until paid, and $3.50
costs herein, l shall proceed to Offer
for sale at the Courthouse door IN Co
lumbia, Ky to the highest bidder, at
public auction, on Monday, the 10Th
day of January, 1913, at one o'clock, p.
NJ, or thereabout, (being county COURT
upon credid of six months the fol-
lowing described property, to- wit:
A certain tract of land situated in
Adair county, KY, on the waters of
Clifty, a branch of Russells creek con-
tanning 80 acres more or less and
known as the Greene AGREE farm, sub
ject to the dover rights of the widow
of said Greene AGREE. Said land is
bounded as follows: Beginning at two
poplarS corner to James Moody's mill
tary survey, thence with his line S.
%, E. &c poles to buckeye and pop
lar in said line, thence n. 81, E. 80
poles to a maple, whiteoak and dog
wood, thence n %, w. PSI poles to a
hickory, poplar and gum, thence S.
81, W. l66 poles to poplar and dog
wood, thence S. %, E. l45 poles to a
white oak and two gums in said
Moody line, thence with said line n.
81, Z. Sc poles to the beginning. Or
sufficient thereof to produce the sums
of money So ordered to be made, off
the east end of said tract of land. For
the purchase price, the purchaser,
with approved surety or securities,
must execute bond, bearing legal in
tereSt from the day Of sale until paid,
and having the force and effect of a
judgment. Bidders will be prepared
to comply promptly with these terms.
W. A. Coffey, Master Commissioner.
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14
Personals.

Mr.. Corbette Breeding and family
visited at Breeding last week. Mr..
Breeding reports that the people in
that locality are very much interested
in the proposed railroad.
Mr.. L. G. Hurt, of Louisville, is
= spending few weeks with relatives
and friends here.
Jessie, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Golf, who was very sick
last week, is some better. Miss Shir-
ley, a trained nurse, took charge of
the case several days ago.
Mr. j. o. Ewing, of BurkSville, who
accompanied his daughter to Danville
College, was in Columbia Thursday,
en- route home.
Miss Mary d, PatteSoE, who was
quite sick last week, has about recov-
cred.
Judge T. A. Murrell was here a few
days from Lebanon last week.
Mr.. L. r. England, Hillsboro, Texas,
reached Columbia last Wednesday.
Mr.. W. NJ. Lowery, Science Hill.
was here last week.
Marshall, a little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Montgomery, who was
quite sick last week, has about recov-
cred.
Mr. w. D. Bradshaw, of George
town, has been in Adair ten days Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Mr.. G. W. Collins, wife and little
son, George, of Montpelier, called at
the News Office last Friday.
Mr.. 10 Z. Flowers has about recov-
cred from recently accidental shot
received. He walked to town last
Friday.
MesSrS. G. a. HammondS and W. II.
Stanton, Russell Springs, were here
Thursday night.
MeSSrs. ii. T. Parrott and e. L.
Marshall, Csmpbellsyille, were here a
few days ago.
Mr.. w. Il. Lyon called to see our
grOcerymen last Thursday.
Rev. w. B. Cave, who has been in
Illinois for the past year was visiting
in Columbia last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ingram and
their little daughter. Gladys, are Wis
iting in the Knifiey country this
week.
Mr.. Frank Hill and Master Carl
Smith, a little son Of Dr.. r. \. Smith,
Of Monticello, are spending a few days
in Columbia.
Mr.. Byron Montgomery, who has
been quite sick for some time, with
typhoid fever, is not doing any good
He has taken a relapse and his family
is very uneasy about him.
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT
OF KENTUCKY.

ma IN N1lN L w ~ III
OF KENTUCKY.
Farmers Bank Pitt.
Z. c. Curry & Co. Def.
BY virtue of judgment and order
of sale of Adair Circuit Court, render
ed at the January term, thereof, 1913,
in the above cause, for the sum of
fifty-eight dollars and 10 cents with
the interest at the rate Of six per cent,
per annum from the 2Sth day of JAN
uary, 1913, until paid, and S37.45 costs
herein, l shall proceed to offer for sale
at the Courthouse door in Columbia,
KY, to the highest bidder, public
auction, on Monday the 18th day of
January, 1914, at one o'clock, p. NJ,
or thereabout being county court,
upon a credit of six months the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
a certain tract of land situated in
Adair county, KY, and bounded as
follows: Beginning in the line of I.
l. Smith at the root of a beech tree
on the west side Of the GTeensburg
road, and running direct to stone in
the Z. J. Smith line now owned by
Walter Smith, thence with said Green's
burg road to q stone in the line Of
Garnett Smith and Waller Smith
thence to the beginning, containing
two acres, more or less.
For the purchase price, the pur-
chaser with approved surety or Sc
curities, must execute bond, bearing
legal interest from the date Of sale
until paid, and having the force and
effect Of a Judgment, Bidders will be
prepared to comply promptly with
these terms.
". A Coffey, Master Commissioner.
The Adair County news., 1914-01-14
Notice

All persons holding claims against
the county, payable out of the 1919
levy, are hereby notified to present
same tor payment at the Bank of Co.
lumbia, Columbia, Ky, on the first
day Of January, 1914. All claims
against the county payable out of the
1913 levy will cease to draw interest
after January 1st, 1914, and will be
paid at the aforesaid Bank on that
day or any day thereafter, on which
they may be presented,
]. r. GARNETT,
Treasurer Of Adair County, Ky.