COMMISSIONER'S SALE. ROCKCASTLR CIRCUIT COURT.

ftuTa MCWILUAMS, Plaintiff, ss.f

W. E. MCWIM.1AMS, Defendant and Commissioner's Sale,

J . C. PLUMMER, Plaintiff, W-T '

W. K. MCWILUAMS and V Defendants.

RUT? MOWILUAMS J

By: virtu re at a Judgment and order of the Rockcastle Circuit Conn, rendered~at,tbe August term, l g & thereof, In the above causa, I shall offer for sale at the <i>urt house door In Mt. Ver-non, jKy. # « « » ^ 8 t

bidder, at public auction, on 'Mbn4v». OfiobV $ $

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Admr: of J- Plaintiff, JOHN OVERBAY, d?c"d,

JOU4 OVBUBAY, Bus^ O VERB AY, LUCAS OVERBAY, { Defendants. K. ({. WEBB'and G. S. GRIFFIN,

By virtnre of a judgement and order of sale of the Rockcastle Circuit Court, rendered at the August term, 1916, thereof, in the above cause, I shall proceed to 'offer for sale - at. the court House door in Mt. Vernon, Ky., to tbe highest and best bidder, at public auction, on Monday, October 23rd, being regular County Court day, between the hpurs of LI. a. m.-and 3-o'clock p. m., upon a credit of six months the following described proper ty, tki wit: • One trt>ct of land in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, and bounded as follows:

On the East by the lands of Wm. Owens; on the South by tap lands of John H. Wal on the West by the-lands Lee Reynolds, and on tbe North by the lands of Jane Bales, con-taining about ip acres, sufficient thereof procure the the sums of $563)0, $5.00 and $14.20, and ,-thd'' cost of this action.

Por the purchase piice tbe purchaser muct execute bond, with approved. surety, bearing legal interest from tbe day of sale until paid, and having the force and effect of a judgment. Bidders will be prepared to com ply promptly with these terms.

' ••©. S GtifBn, Master Commissioner, Rockcastle Circuit Court.

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L a s t N o t i c To the Tax Payers

ROCKCASTLE COUNTY

Meet me or my deputies at the followiug times and settle your taxes for 19 J 6:

CONWAY, ROCKFORD. WILDIE, QUAIL, DISPUTANTA, CLIMAX, COOKSBURG, MULLINS STATION, BRODHJBAP, PONGO, LEVEL GREEN, LIVINGSTON, ORLANDO, DUDLEY.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Saturday, Tuesday,

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COMMISSIONER'S SALE. ROCKCASTLE CIRCUIT COUBT.

BARLOW CLARK, Plaintiff, vs.-j Commissioner's Sale.

SAMANTHA LutJSFOBD, Ac., Defendants,

By, virtu re of a judgment and order of sale rendered f t the August term, of the Rock' castle Circuit Coort.* i will on the the ?8rd day ut October I916, a regular County Court day, between the hours of 9 o'clock" a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. al fronti door of the court house 10 Mt. .Vernon, Ky., offer for sale to tbe hi8hest and best bidder the foliowi ng described property,

A tract of land lying on the,: waters of Brush Creek in th$ Couuity of Rockcas^e, State of Kentucky,, and bounded as lows: . Ob tbe North by the lands ol W H. Abney; on the Westbv the lauds of John Anglin; 00 t i e

t O Sout^ by tbe lands of Wm. Young and-bathe East by the land? of Bright Cbasteen, containing 48-

adres. Tbls property will be sold on.

a credit of six months* bearing legal interest from of sale. Pur-chaser will be required to give bond I with approved surety.' A lein VfiH be retained on' property f6r the purchase money. Bid-ders wili be prepared to com-ply promptly with these terms.

G- S. Griffin, . Master Commissioner, Rockcastle Circuit Court.

ORDfcn TO CALL ELECTION ON STOCK LAW.

Whereas, a petition was on tbe 4th day ot September, 1916, filed with I the County Court Clerk of the County, signed by more than twenty legal voters of voting pre cinctj No. 6 (Orlando), in fcock-. caStle county, asking the submis-sion (Jf the iiu^tipn, wh<:th?r .ct(t-iledri aty's^eci# tbjrfaofj H permitted to run at large i$. s a $ JOting - I t "ft W » 9*A "eted jby the court RoH lxt opened In said -voting precinct at

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Sold by LOGAN BRYANT - MT. VERNON, KY.

said 'boundary containing five A £r»ot of land in Rockosatle acresi more or less, ox sufficient County, on tbe waters of Skeggs thereof to produce the sum ofiCreeif and dascribed a* follows: fE>9.9p, with legal interest frorp [ Bocnded on the north by the Dec. 1 I915 untU paid; and >2t. I7|lauds| of Martha and P. P. Kirby with |legal 1 Interest from J?n. 26,j to on agreed corner stone set 19I6 flntil paid and the cost of Tup uqar three walnuts near the this qction. I creek j tbeuce east intersecting

For the purchase pricf the | with tbe old Robert Langford purchaser roost execute bond, j.line about fifteen ateps from the with- approved surety, bearingItranc^; thence , with said line leg^l interest from day of' salfefback 'with Frank ICitby'a 50 acre until' paid and having the force 'sarveV to. • Make; thence with 'and fffect of a^ndgmeUt. Uld jsajd «ne" tb j» Rqplar o^.ner; ders iwiu be prCpwed to coqipif thencfesonti to t ?o oaks and" a

~ " poplai corner between the lines of said LangfOrd and t i rbv; theflct with"said ' lina id