Licking Valley courier., 1915-10-14

"a Rods iron, 81 men, 52S Id.
6 Rods Iron, 7s inch, $50 lb.
8 Turnbuckles, ~ inch.
2 Turnbuckles, l inch.
20 Feet Chain, " inch.
20 Pounds Nuts.
70 Pounds Nuts.
Anvil, 100 lb.
Set Blacksmith, Small FOOLS.
1 Set Barn Door Rollers.
Cans Putty.
6 Timber Carriers
1 Blower Forge, Buffalo.
1 Hammer, Ball Pein.
80 Sets Window Weights, lb.
Mattock, new with handle.
| Portable Forge, Buffalo.
2 Boxes Exploders.
Leader Injector, 1 inch.
Set Stock and Dies, 2X3 inch.
| Pipe Cutter, 11a inch.
4 Spike Fuller.
3 Spike Hammers.
2 Pick Handles.
100 Pounds Steel, Rock Drills, 10 inch
240 Pounds Steel, Rock Drills, 5 inch
500 Pounds Steel for Tools, Tool
Steel" W.
80 Pounds Rod Iron, " inch, 16 it,
long.
% Pounds Rod Iron, y inch, 16 fl
long.
4S Pounds Rod Iron, * inch, 10 IL
long.
Stone Crow Bar.
2 Sets Chain Tongues, 4S inch.
l Solid Wise, very large.
II Barrel Engine Oil.
II Barrel CYL. Oil.
Y Barrel Black Oil.
l Bench Wise.
1 Air Compressor, Complete.
4S0 #. inch and 1860 #. 4 inch
Black Pipe.
2 Mounted Scrapers.
For the foregoing properties the
terms of sale are as follows:
$10,000.00 cash in hand or certified
check payable to the undersigned
Trustee equivalent to cash, and with.
in thirty days enough of the remain
der Of the purchase price added to
the said $10,000.00 to equal one.third
of the total price; then one-third in
six months and the remaining one
third in twelve months from the day
of sale, all of said payments, save
cash, to bear interest at Six Per Cen
tum per annum from the day of sale;
and the purchaser will be required
to execute his bonds for all of said
purchase price save the $10,000.00 OF
cash, to be secured by two good and
approved personal sureties or by
bonding company authorized to dc
business in the State Of Kentucky
and retaining lien upon the said
properties to secure their payment.
Then the Trustee will offer as Q
separate subject of sale that certain
lot, tract or parcel of land known as
the James IL. Sebastian, Efiie Pleratt
and Mamie MaXey tract, which Is
specifically described as follows:
That certain tract of land lying
and being in the County of Morgan
and State of Kentucky, and on the
head Of the Right Hand Fork oi
War Creek Of Licking River, ant
bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at beech and black
gum at the mouth Of a small branch
of War Creek near the head, the gun
being now down; thence S. .73 Il
90 S-5 poles to a poplar, maple ant
gum (the latter now down. on the
point of ridge; thence N. 6S Il. g.
poles to two black oaks and a gum
Pelfrey's corner on top Of ridge;
thence with the center of the ridge
a North course and with q painted
line on center of ridge to j. c. B
Lewis line; thence to q poplar at the
head of rocky drain of War Creek
same is marked and painted red
thence S. 351h Il. with Harry John
sons line 46 poles to bush; theme,
S. 4 Il. 66 poles to a double dogwood
thence S. 14la Il. 20 poles to a beecl
and poplar; thence S. S2h w. 27h
poles to the beginning.
The Trustee will then offer as al
integer and as an entirety:
(a) All the timber from ~ inches
up on a tract of land conveyed from
George Caskey to James A. Lacy ant
d. B. Lacy, which tract Of land anC
timber Is Situated on the Right HanC
Fork of Straight Creek of the Ell
Fork in Morgan county, Kentucky
and for a full and complete descrip
tion of said timber trees reference Il
hereby made tosthe deed from Georg,
Casky to James A. Lacy and ID. d
Lacy, which deed bears date of Au
gust 9th, 1910, and now of record IL
Deed Book SO at Page 1877 in tn,
Morgan County Court records; to
gether with the right to cut and re
move said timber trees at any tint
up until the 3ist day of December
1921, together with all necessar!
rights to enter upon said land
cut and remove said timber
said time; subject, however,
charge of $500 a year for so
OF said time as may be USED
December 31st, 1920.