NEWS: Notices, The Bulletin, 3 Feb 1887, Mason Co., KY

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Date: Mon, 22 May 2000 11:57:30 -0700 (PDT) From: Jan Gillespie
(gillespie1949@yahoo.com)
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A few items on the same pages that the taxpayers were found:

In the Circuit Court, Mrs. Alice Crawford has been fined 2.00 for Sabbath-breaking and
50.00 for selling malt liquor to a minor.  Several indictments against her for like
offenses were filed away.

Judge Coons has been notified that Caroline Embers, colored, from this county, died in
the asylum at Lexington Thursday.  She was sent up on the 11th of last November, from
the Minerva neighborhood.

(these deaths are of great interest to me as I have a great Aunt who died there as
well - Jan )

 Real Estate Transfers: Sarah Sears to H. C. Barkely, forty-nine and one-quarter acres
 of land on Orangeburg and Tollesboro pike; consideration, 200.00

W. T. Shelton and others, by commissioner, to Dan B. Mitchell and D. T. Thomas, sixty-
six acres and twenty-five poles of land near Helena; consideration, 1,167.75

Wilson Smith and wife to Carey Devore and others, sixty-nine acres, one rod and two
poles of land, part of the S.L. Sroufe farm near Dover; consideration, 2,840.80

Joseph a. Manley, trustee and Samuel P. Manley to William D. Manley, undivided one-
half interest in two hundred and thirty four acres of land on Absolom Creek;
consideration 3,500.