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Marilyn Monroe in "The Seven Year Itch"Everett Collection The legendary white dress

seen billowing under Marilyn Monroe in aniconic image of 1950s Hollywood has sold atauction for $4.6 million, shattering estimates.

The dress, worn by the star in the 1955 film"The Seven Year Itch," had been expected tofetch between one and two million dollars. Butthe recebt sale, part of a collection of Holly-wood memorabilia held by actress DebbieReynolds, saw Monroe's "subway" dress --now cream colored from age -- sold for $4.6million (or $5,520,000, with added fees).

The entire sale, which included other Monroegarbs, was valued at $22.8 million,See Marilyn on page 3

M a r i l y n M o n r o edr e s s s e l l s f o r $ 4 . 6 m i l l i o n

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1 Top level6 Cloak

10 White beverage14 Picture15 Prayer ending16 Bode17 Dine18 Pixies19 Gentlewoman20 Carpe __21 Not amateur22 Association24 Asian country26 Whiteness27 Shopping centers30 Boulevard (abbr.)31 Solitudinarian32 Not as false33 Liable36 Fat37 In possession of38 Eskimo home40 Church bench41 Horse noise43 Unstable44 Goofs45 On the opposite side46 Deteriorated49 Attention-Deficit Hyperactive Disorder(abbr.)50 Absorption51 Hertz52 Den56 After awhile57 Take the wrinkles out

59 Part60 Title61 Ripped up62 Enter63 V.P.'s boss64 Volcano65 Pain

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1 Imitated

2 Siamese3 Carry

4 Lists5 Swindle6 Hiker's trail marker7 Bullets8 Spiritedness

9 Bring into bondage10 Particular style11 Adult insect12 Monkey's cousin13 Joint

21 Pop (plr.)23 Weird25 Uniqueness26 Lush27 Squishy fall

28 Earring need29 Afresh30 Vaunts32 Before fourth33 Dog food brand

34 Dads35 Children's love39 Binding with a girdle42 Hermit45 Spots

46 Type of eclipse47 Repent48 Light reds49 Sleep disorder

50 Retired persons association (abbr.)51 Maize53 Air (prefix)54 Computer "button"55 Depend58 Molder

59 Legume

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Firecracker FriedChicken Drumsticks

Crossword Fun!

Brown Sugar Baked Beans

Ingredients

8 chicken drumsticks 1/4 cup hot pepper sauce 1/3 cup all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons yellow cornmeal 1/2 teaspoon salt 3 cups vegetable oil for frying

Directions:

To Marinate: Remove skin from chicken

and place in a resealable plastic bag.

Pour sauce over chicken, seal bag and

refrigerate to marinate for at least 1

hour, up to 24 hours. The longer the

chicken marinates, the spicier it will be.

In another resealable plastic bag com-

bine the flour, cornmeal and salt.

Add chicken, seal bag and shake to

coat.

Heat oil in a large, deep skillet to

medium high heat. Add

chicken and fry, un-

covered, for 25 to 30

minutes or until

juices run clear.

Turn occasionallyto brown evenly.

1/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce

DIRECTIONS:

Heat oven to 325F. Cook baconin 10-inch skillet over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally,until bacon is browned (4 to 6minutes). Place bacon on papertowel to drain.

Combine cooked bacon and allremaining ingredi-ents in largebowl. Pour intoungreased 2-quart casse-role. Bake,

stirring occa-sionally, for 1 1/2 to2 hours or untilslightly thickened.

4 slices bacon, cut into 1/2-inch pieces

1/2 cup firmly packed brownsugar

1/2 cup chili sauce 1/2 cup chopped onion

2 (21-ounce) cans pork andbeans 2 tablespoons country-styleDijon mustard

1 tablespoon Worcestershiresauce

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DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE: Take Hwy. 52 By-Pass traveling east to Browns Road,right on Browns Road, left on Union Camp Road, traveling thru 4-way stop @ Gibbs Cross-

roads and theWillette Community, bearing right @ forks of the road ontoWartrace Highway (Hwy. 262)

to Haydenburg Ridge, left on Haydenburg Ridge to property and sale site on the right.

DIRECTIONS FROM RED BOILING SPRINGS: Take Carthage road (Hwy. 56) to Gibbs Crossroads,

left @ crossroads remaining on (Hwy. 56) traveling thru the Willette C ommunity, bearing right @ forksof the road ontoWartrace Highway (Hwy. 262) to H aydenburg Ridge, left on Haydenburg Ridge to prop-

erty and sale site on the right. DIRECTIONS FROM GAINESBORO: Take Hwy. 53, right on GladdiceHwy. (Hwy. 292), right onWartract Highway (Hwy. 262) crossing into Macon County and Haydenburg

Ridge, right on Haydenburg Ridge to property and sale site on the right.

REAL ESTATE: Brick house w/full basement plus city water and C/H/A all on 21+ acres fronting Hay-denburg Ridge Road approx. 199.24 feet. This proeprty is being sold in (2) tracts.

HOUSE TRACT: .51 acres fronting Haydenburg Ridge Road approx. 135 feet. This tract is improved witha 3 bedroom/1 bath brick house w/full basement and large deck. The layout of the home continues with

a living room, kitchen/dining room, utility area and covered front porch. The home has had lots of recent

remodeling which includes new windows, roof, C/H/A, hot water heater and tile flooring. This home is

loaded with many features including city water, built-in appliances (cooktop and oven) and even a storm

shelter in the basement. Ladies and gentlemen this is a nice country style home in a wonderful com-

munity in Eastern Macon County!

ACREAGE TRACT: 20.50 acres fronting Haydenburg Ridge Road approx. 64.24 feet. This tract layslevel to rolling with some beautiful trees dotting the countryside. City water is available offering many

opportunities for this choice tract.

DOZER TRACTORS SKID STEER TRUCK TRAILER EQUIPMENT: 1987 Caterpillar D4H dozer,90 hp, 4 cyl., diesel w/turbo, Powershift trans., 6 way blade w/limb risers and screens; Caterpillar 4D4

dozer w/Hyster winch (parts only); John Deere 2555 tractor w/cab & front end loader (bucket & spear),

65 hp 4 cyl. diesel w/turbo; Ford 4000 tractor, 50 hp, 3 cyl. diesel, PS remote hyd. new injection pump;New Holland 555 skid steer, 4 cyl. diesel; New Holland 853 hay roller w/hyd. tie; 2 basket hay tedder;

7 ft. bushhog; Ford 2 bottom plow; 16 ft. Ponderosa gooseneck stock trailer; International 9 shank re-

breaker; 1988 GMC 1500 Sierra SL 4WD truck.

HORSE BUGGY WAGONS EQUIPMENT TACK: Doctors buggy w/top (1 seat), horse drawn wagon(cedar), horse drawn wagon, horse drawn hay rake, horse drawn 2-wheel cart, horse drawn plows, lots

of harness (some w/brass knobs), several saddles, halters, leads, collars, pads, bridles and more.

TOOLS LAWN MOWER PRIMITIVES: Blacksmith tools, feed scales, Enterprise wood cook stove,old fans, cross cut saw, cast iron bells, cast iron flat irons, sausage grinder, green fruit jars, single tree,

lantern, cow bell, oil lamp, cast iron skillets, wheel barrow, lawn cart, fence stretcher, poly tool box, lil

red wagon, Stihl weed eater, Stihl chain saw, handyman jack, alum. ext. ladder, coon light, Murray push

mower, Cub Cadet 2150 riding mower (15 hp). hand tools (rachets, sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers,

drill bits, hammers, hand saw, etc.), elec. power tools, air tank, battery charger, rolling tool chest, tool boxes, shop vac, King wood stove. COINS

NASCAR: 2002 silver eagle coin, 2001World Trade Center coin, indian head penny, Nascar memorabilia.

GLASSWARE FURNITURE COLLECTABLES: Oak bow front curio, oak corner curio, oak pie safe, oak china cabinet, glider rocker, iron bed, oakbed (full size), bed (full size), odd chest, cane bottom chair, childs rocker, jewelry chest, waterfall-style dresser & chest, end table, wrought iron bakers

rack, wicker bookcase, school chair, theatre seats, Frigidaire washer & dryer, Frigidaire refrigerator side by side w/ice & water, bookcase, microwave

stand, Magnavox color TV w/remote, sewing stool, wrought iron flower stand, mantle clock, magazine rack, quilts, linens, lions head lamp, Tiffany style

lamp, chandelier style lamp, pole lamp, ballerina lamp, ladies hats w/boxes, jewelry tray, anniversary clock, several Barbies (Holiday, character and oth-

ers), doll cradle, porcelain dolls, diamond point candy dish, ceramic churn, cookie jars, BlueWillow (plates, cups, gravy boat, covered casserole), footed

fruit bowl, cut glass bowls, cut glass candy dish, Fire King mugs & measuring cup, stoneware, satin glass,Wexford glass, crystal wedding dish, minia-ture tea set, white Hall pitcher & glasses, head vases, glass basket, bowl & pitcher, depression glass, vases, lots of figurines (angels, owls, religious,

Homco, ballerina, Home Interior & others), floral arrangements, pitchers & prints, Manifestation Optical Illusionary Art, Home Interior wall decor, area

rug, rooster decor (figurines, lamps, pictures, glassware, etc.), magnolia pattern glassware (pitchers, bowls, mugs, etc.), kitchen utensils, flatware, small

kitchen appliances, silverware (gold plated), Pyrex, Anchor Hocking, Tappan microwave, Goldstar microwave, bird plates, small crock, Coca-Cola glass-

ware, stainless cookware, Clubware, Corningware, stainless mixing bowls, window A/C, elec. heater, elec. fan, dehumidifier, vacuum cleaner, lawn

chairs, Coleman cooler, plus many many other items.

SELLER: Mr. Joe C. Hooten Estate; Ricky Hooten, Rocky Hooten, Mike H ooten, Penny Goad, Patrick Hooten, Kena Pruitt and Alicia Atkins.TERMS: REAL ESTATE: 10% (non-refundable) deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed. Macon Bank & Trust is offering non-qualifying termson the acreage tract by paying 25% down and financing the remaining 75% payable monthly @ 6% locked for 36 months and amortized up to a 15 year

repayment plan depending on the amount of your purchase. Buyers must pre-qualify for bank terms on the house tract. Questions, give us a call at 615-

666-2232.

PERSONAL PROPERTY: cash or good check, positive ID required. AUCTION AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.

NOTE FROMAGENT: Wow!!What an Auction!! You name it, we probably have it! Just listen @ this....nice brick home, acreage, beautiful country set-ting - a place anyone would be proud to call home! Not only do we have a super choice piece of property, we also have a wide range of personal prop-

erty...dozer, skid steer, tractors, truck, stock trailer, farm equipment, horse drawn buggy & equipment plus a lifetime collection of furniture,

Visit our website @ www.benbrayrealestate.com

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. . . MarilynNancy Seltzer, a spokeswoman forauction house Profiles in History, told

AFP in an email.Signed by the American designerWilliam Travilla, the pleated ivory dresscontributed in part to Monroe's endur-

ing image as a 20th Century sex sym-bol.It was the highest value feature of theauction that also some 700 pieces gounder the hammer.

Among them were dresses Monroewore in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"(1953) and "The River of No Return"(1954), as well as costumes from other

classic Hollywood staples "Gone Withthe Wind," "The Sound of Music,""Cleopatra," "Ben-Hur," "The Wizard ofOz," and "My Fair Lady."Reynolds, a singer, dancer and actresswhose greatest role came in "Singin' inthe Rain," began collecting Hollywoodmemorabilia in the 1970s when MGMStudios liquidated its assets. Her im-mense collection includes over 3,500costumes, 20,000 photographs andhundreds of props and other decora-tions.

A second sale from the Reynolds col-lection is planned for December.

Michael Jackson 'Thriller' jacket fetches $1.8MBEVERLY HILLS,Calif. (AP) Afamed black-and-red calfskin jacketthat Michael Jack-son wore in theclassic "Thriller"video has sold atauction for $1.8million.

The jacket is one of two Jackson woreduring the filming of the 1983 "Thriller"

video. Jackson wears the jacket in ascene with a troupe of zombies who

rise from their graves and break into adance routine.

The jacket will be sent on tour and usedas a fundraising tool for children's char-ities.

A portion of the sale price will go to theShambala Preserve, a big cat sanctu-ary caring for two tigers Jackson oneowned.


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LAKES, LAND & AUCTION165 Indian Lakes Blvd., Suite 105

Hendersonville, TN 37075

1-800-762-0021 or 615-822-9808

Fax: 615-451-1157

Each office is individually owned and operated

More photos and more info at - www.SealsAuctions.net

On Saturday, July 9th, this opportu-nity will be knocking at the door. 130acres of some of middle Tennessees prettiest rolling hills will be auc-tioned off in 7 tracts including a 5acre tract with the house. Acreagetracts ranging from 10-35 acres has

been carefully planned to give a greatsense of privacy and farm-like living. All tracts have been soil testedalong with the house. The house is all brick and has been well built in1973. Just a great opportunity for every real estate investor. What elsedo you need How about some GREAT TERMS?Terms: 15% down day of sale; balance to be amortized @ 3% inter-est with interest only payments in the first year then 5% interest onlypayments in the 2nd year with 24 month call. Closing within 30 daysof the sale. Prepayment Penalty if paid off within the first 12 months.

Personal Items: Ford backhoe, 2 Ford tractors, 2 Jet Skis w trailer,

42 riding mower & more.Directions: From Goodlettsville, take Dickerson Road/Hwy 41 norththru Greenbrier and turn left on Lights Chapel Road. Auction signsposted where permitted.

3057 Lights Chapel Road - Greenbrier, TN 37073

130 Acres and House

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Portland celebrates new location of Gilliam Realty & Auctionwith ribbon cuttingWhile some business are cutting back, Gilliam Realty & Auction are movingforward. Their new, more spacious location, is celebrated by city officials,Wally Gilliam, wife, Michelle and the members of the Gilliam team


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Wally GilliamWally GilliamRealty & AuctionRealty & AuctionPrivate & Auction Sales406 N. Broadway, Portland, TN

615-325-4597TNFL#2621 KYFL#RP2749

Announcements made day of sale take precedent over all prior advertising.

GreatInvestmentProperty

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONSaturday, July 16, 2011 @10:00 A.M.

Hwy 259-Church Street-Ash Street--Mitchellville, TN7 Parcels-Apartments, Houses, Building Lots, Cafe, & Commercial Building-Personal Property

1101 Ash Street-2 bedroom, 1 bath home w/extra large living room, eat-in kitchen, office, and large, fenced-

in yard. There is a covered porch that would be great for evening entertaining and family cookouts. Also

on this parcel is a second building that had once been an apartment, but in need of renovation. Both homes

are situated on an 83' x 200' lot. This property rents for $575 per month.

1002 W. Main Street (Hwy 259)-Approx. 4,450 square feet commercial building w/cafe, 2 finished apart-

ments, and 1 unfinished apartment. The cafe has ceramic tile, red cedar plank walls, all appliances and ne-

cessities to begin a business. Business can seat 16 patrons with room for expansion. All inspection standards

have been met. The apartments currently rented ($500 per month) have 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and all city util-

ities. The unfinished unit can be finished to your preferences. Included on this parcel is a 640 square foot

building that was once an ice house built with cinder block. Both buildings are zoned commercial. This

building and location would be excellent for a family restaurant and has the charm and space for an antique

mall with very little modification.

1008 W. Main Street (Hwy 259)-House and commercial building. - 1,040 square foot home w/1 bath and

3 rooms that are being used as bedrooms. The three rooms share a large closet. Home has eat-in kitchen

and living room. Nice yard for children to play in. Home is currently rented and rents for $560 per month.

The commercial building has the potential to be a vehicle repair shop, small engine repair shop, or anything

else you can imagine

1001 Ash Street-978 square foot 2 bedroom, 1 bath house w/open eat-in kitchen and living room, office,

fenced front yard, and large shade trees. Home sits on an 80' x 105' lot. There is an unfinished storage

room attached to the end of the home that can be accessed through a bedroom or from outside. Home cur-

rently rents for $400 per month.

Church Street-Excellent building lot on the corner of Church Street and Oak Street. Lot has city water, gas,

and sewer availble. Lot size is 83' x 83'. This lot can be used for single-family as well as multi-family

homes.

1000 Ash Street-Excellent building lot on the corner of Ash Street and Hwy 259. Lot is 84' x 96'. This build-

ing lot has city water, gas, and sewer available. This lot can be used for single-family as well as multi-fam-

ily homes.

1004 Ash Street-676 square foot home in need of renovation. This house is on the corner of Ash Street and

Oak Street and is on a 82' x 75' lot. The home is a handy-man special.

PERSONAL PROPERTY-M& M collectibles, bird houses, ammo box (1917), truck tool box, wooden softdrink cases (Choc-ola and Sundrop), metal egg basket, large 4-poster veneer bed, foot locker, old Hardee'sbench, oak round table w/ladder-back cain-bottom chairs, old metal milk case, old American electric meatslicer, old 1940s Ford pick-up tailgate, band saw, and more.

BUILDING MATERIALS-Bathroom vanities, sinks, and fixtures, storm doors and windows, patio doors,antique wood doors, approx. 1,000' of oak lumber, hickory fire wood, wood turning stock, and more.

AUCTIONEER NOTES- Main Street America-Before there were Wal-Marts and convenience stores, there was small town general mer-chandise stores. This absolute auction of properties includes a general store (cafe), ice house, fix-it shop, and a meeting place for locals.Several updates and conversions have been made to bring the properties into usable current, investment properties. All properties have sewer,

city water, and gas available. Most already have these in place. This includes single-family homes, apartments, and multi-family lots. Ifyou are looking for investments, thes e properties offer a wonderful opportunity with majority being rented producing income and lettingyou, the investor, receive an immediate return on your money.

TERMS-Qualifying terms are available through Ray Comer at Citizens Bank in Westmoreland. Contact Ray for more details on his termsat 615-644-2119. 15% down day of sale with balance due on or before 30 days from sale date. Taxes to be pro-rated. Some propertieswere built prior to 1968 and could have the presence of lead-base paint. Seller to provide a deed.

DIRECTIONS-From I-65N Exit 117, right on Hwy 52, left on Hwy 31W, right on Hwy 259 to sale sites. Signs posted.

Super Bowl ring auctioned to pay backtaxesGREEN BAY, Wis. (AP)A formerGreen Bay Packers lineman whoseteams won the first two Super Bowlswill have at least one of his champi-onship rings auctioned off to recover

some of the $1.7 million the federalgovernment says he owes in backtaxes.

Fuzzy Thurston, 77, played for thePackers from 1959 to 1967. Federalmarshals have seized his Super BowlII ring, and authorities are trying totrack down his other Super Bowl ringalong with other memorabilia to auc-tion off in accordance with a courtorder.

Heritage Auctions of Dallas said theonly items it has so far are ThurstonsSuper Bowl II ring, his 1960 Packershelmet and two 1960 footballs signedby members of the Packers and coachVince Lombardi. We hope to reach outto fans who might wish to purchase thematerial to return it to Thurston, saidChris Ivy, the auction houses directorof sports auctions.

The ring will be auctioned at the Na-tional Sports Collectors Convention in

Rosemont, Ill., on Aug. 4. The helmetand the footballs will be available in theFall Heritage Sports auction, whichcloses Nov. 11.

The Super Bowl ring is expected tofetch at least $20,000.

Other rings from the first two SuperBowls have also been sold in recentyears. Running back Paul HornungsSuper Bowl I ring fetched about$40,000 in 2002, while former offen

sive lineman Steve Wright sold hisSuper Bowl I ring last month for$73,409.

Messages left at Thurstons Waupacahome werent immediately returned.Green Bay lawyer Owen Monfils, whorepresented Thurston in some of histax cases, told the Green Bay Press-Gazette he was certain Thurston did-nt owe nearly as much as thegovernment claims.

The tax fight stems from Thurstonspost-Packers days, when he and his

business partners opened a chain ofrestaurants. According to a federalcomplaint, Thurston and the otherswithheld federal income taxes fromemployee salaries but failed to turn allthe money over to the Internal Rev-enue Service.

After a court fight, Thurston was or-dered to pay about $190,000 in 1984.With interest, the debt now stands at

just over $1.7 million, according tocourt documents.

Al Capone's gun soldfor $109,079 at auction

The Colt .38 was made in May 1929A revolver belonging to US gangsterAl Capone has sold for $109,079 atChristie's auction house in London.

The Colt .38 was made just monthsafter Capone, known as Scarface, or-dered the murder of seven of his rivalsin the infamous St Valentine's DayMassacre.

The gun, which was made in May1929, came with a letter signed by the

sister-in-law of Capone confirming itsauthenticity.

Capone dominated the Chicago under-world during prohibition until 1931.

He was arrested for tax evasion in thatyear and died in 1947.


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Rare Billy the Kid photograph sold for$2.3 million

DENVER (Reuters) - The only au-thenticated photograph of infamousWild West gunslinger Billy the Kid wasauctioned off to Florida billionaireWilliam Koch for an $2.3 million.

Koch, an energy company executiveand well-known collector of art and

American West artifacts, placed thewinning bid in person before stunnedonlookers at Brian Lebel's annual OldWest Auction in Denver.

Lebel said at an auction preview thathe expected the tintype image to sellfor between $300,000 and $400,000.Koch told Reuters after the auction

that he plans to allow some small mu-seums to display the piece, and afterthat he will "just enjoy" the iconicpiece.

"I love the old West," he said. "This isa part of American history."

The metallic photo, taken outside aFort Sumner, New Mexico, saloon inlate 1879 or early 1880, depicts theoutlaw gripping the upright barrel of aWinchester carbine, with a Colt 45 pis-

tol strapped to his hip.

The photograph was owned by the de-scendants of Dan Dedrick, who wasgiven the photo by his cattle rustlingpartner, Billy the Kid himself.

Born Henry McCarty, but known inNew Mexico as William Bonney, theKid was shot dead at age 22 by law-man Pat Garrett in 1881, months aftera jailbreak in which Bonney reportedlykilled two deputies.

In the 130 years since his death, Billythe Kid has been depicted, with vary-ing degrees of accuracy, in scores ofpopular culture movies and books.Koch's winning bid was actually $2

million, but a $300,000 "buyer's pre-mium" was tacked on, bringing thetotal selling price to $2.3 million, anauction spokeswoman said.

Brian Lebel said he was pleased thatthe photo wasn't sold to an overseasbuyer.

"I'm happy that it will stay in this coun-

try and will be shared with the public,"he said. Koch is one of the sons ofFred C. Koch, founder of Wichita,Kansas-based energy conglomerateKoch Industries, one of the largest pri-vate companies in the United States.

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ABSOLUTE AUCTION1318 SQ FT 2 BEDROOM HOME

1705 NASSAU STREET - NASHVILLE, TN 37208

DIRECTIONS: From Nashville take I-40 West to I-65 North via Exit 208, follow I-65 North to exit 85 turn right, Travel .07 miles to

Garfield St. turn right take 1st right o nto Nassau St.-Follow to sale on left.This 1318 sq ft home sits on a 50 by 150 lot. It has 2bedrooms, large kitchen, dining room,and nursery. The home has a very large bathroom with a whirlpool / shower combo unit inplace. It has a wrap around front porch and central heat and air. This property would make for a great investment or personal homewith Nassau St showing lots of clean up and revitalization all ready in place.Terms: CASH make financial arrangements prior to sale. 15% Ernest money down day of sale b alance due at closing. Seller willprovide good deed and insured title sale #02411

The AuctionGreers - Melanie Eifling and Eddie Greer Auctioneers - 615-292-6619 / 1-877-292-6611

3400 SQ. FT. SOUTHWEST STYLE HOME30.92 ACRES SELLING IN ONE TRACTuly9th9:00AM 7200 SQ. FT. HORSE BARN / KUBOTA RTV 900 / 2001 SOONER HORSE TRAILER, 2001

CHEVY TOPKICK, LOTS OF NEW TACK / CATTLE PANELS / FURNITURE / APPLIANCES /PERSONAL PROPERTY / HEEL-O-MATIC / LIVESTOCK EQUIP. / TOOLS

1983 GOSHEN RD. LEBANON TN. 37087Directions: From I-40 take Linwood Exit #245 Go North on Big Springs Rd. 4 miles to Old Rome Pk. Turn Right go 1Y2 miles to Left on Goshen Rd. 2 miles sale on Right

Real Estate Sells at 10:30 AM followed by Chevy TopKick and Sooner Horse trailerReal Estate:Approx. 3400 Sq. Ft. home, Superior wall construction, containing, entrance foyer, 2 office areas, 3 bed-rooms, 3 baths, open kitchen and living area, covered patio, all on 30.92 level acres fronting 556 ft on Goshen Rd.with multiple soil sites, 3 ponds, 6 stall horse barn w/ tack room, loft, shop area, and office. All in excellent condition withpotential limited only by Your Own Imagination. Horse Tack: Martin Saddle, Cactus saddle, AO Porter, saddles, used bar-

rel ostrich seat set 40+ new bridles, hackamores, halters, nose bands, breast collars, reins, head stalls, cinches, leathergoods and attachments, hobbles, Rope Room Revolution, rope supplies, ropes, gloves, (2) 1 of a kind custom A-Forksaddles, saddle blankets, 100+ colors-styles & sizes of new sport boots and special boots 19+ new saddle pads, 8 newfly masks, 100+ Conchos, goat tying, calf roping strings, and dummies, cactus double barrel break away, rodeo stuff, in-cluding slickers, whips, bull rope pads, rope bags, youth bull vests, face mask, chaps, more misc. new horse tack vari-ous styles Rickie Green Snaffle, Tyler Magnus, Calvary shanks, Wave dot Colorado, Argentine, Reinsman, Star, Classic,Saddlery Calvary, Portrade, Copper curb, Showman, American, and Van Hargis bits, New Los Altos, Rocky, Lucchesemen's boots size 8 - 13, Lucchese, OK Corral, Los Altos, Rocky, Donna Jean Women's boots size 6-11, western jew-elry, Kershaw knifes, signs scarf slides, license plates, toys, ornaments, belts & buckles, hat bands, hats, stampedestrings. Equipment: 2009 Kubota RV-900 approx: 400 hrs., 2001 Sooner 36ft 4 slot Horse Trailer w/ living quarters &slide-out, mudd and tack room, 2001 4-door Chevy 6500 TopKick w/ Allison Auto, aluminum wheels, low profile, airbreaks, air-ride & custom bed, 100+ 12' & 16' galvanized panels, 40 +/-Priefert 12' & 16' panels, Priefert feeders, Priefert10 ft bow gates, Priefert back stops, 2 Priefert tubs for Alley, Power River head catcher, Heal-a-Matic, Priefert stall fronts,Priefert portable stack panels. Tools:Compressors, Cregg-air-table, Dewalt miter saw, Dewalt air guns, Hitachi drill set,Misc.items Furniture and Appliances: 3 up-right freezers, 2 side-by-side refrigerators, stackable W&D, stove, 60'' flatscreen TV, 4 couches, antique tables, stainless grill, dry sink, old roll-top desk, Terms: Real Estate: CASH. 15% EarnestMoney Day of Sale Balance at Closing. Or Terms provided by Wilson Bank and Trust of 30 % Down 6% Initial interestrate Contact Janice Durnberger 615/547-5601 for details. Personal Property: Cash or approved check day of sales. Driv-ers Lisc. Required for bidding #. Visa, MasterCard, Discover accepted

www.colsonauctions.com Richie Bilbrey Auctioneer (615)-948-8549 Cell (615)-292-6619 Office

8595 SQ. FT. COMMERCIAL BUILDING / 73 X 212 LOT - ZONED M-2LIGHT-INDUSTRIAL - 1 BLOCKS OFF SQUARE

DOWNTOWN LEBANON - NON-QUALIFYING TERMS336 S CUMBERLAND ST. 37087

Directions: From I-40 Exit # 238 Lebanon / Hartsville take Hwy 231 (S Cumberland) 1 miles to Sale on left.This approx. 8595 sq. ft. building is currently being used as a retail store with 3 restrooms, showroom, offices, loading dock,large storage area that could be redesigned for additional use, and basement. M-2 Districts allows a multitude of uses suchas Gasoline service station, automobile sales and service, feed store, restaurant, plumbing supply shop, sheet metal shop,

animal hospital, and much more. Terms: CASH. 15% Earnest Money Day of Sale balance at closing. Or 30% down Terms provided by Wilson Bankand Trust 6% initial rate. Call Janice Durnberger (615) 547-5601 for details.

Ritchie Bilbrey Auctioneer - www.colsonauctions.com - Cell (615) 948-8549 Office 292-6619 - $ 25.00 Will Be Given Away

July13th10:30 AM

July16th11:00AMABSOLUTE AUCTION

80 ACRES IN 14 TRACTS 5 TO 7 ACRES EACH FRONTING EATONS CREEK ANDBEAR HOLLOW RD. JOELTON, TN ZONED AR-2A AND R-40

SALE TO BE HELD UNDER TENT ON BEARHOLLOW RD. MI. PASSED GREENVILLE

CHURCH - RAIN OR SHINE

Directions: From Nashville take I-24 West Exit West on Briley Pkwy. To Right on

Clarksville Hwy. (41-A) 5 miles to Right at Greenville Methodist Church mi. (SeeSigns)

These acreage tracts are located only 15 minutes from downtown Nashville in a

country setting, 1 mile from a local shopping center on Clarksville Hwy. At Old Hick-

ory Blvd.

Tracts 1 and 2 fronting on the South of Bear Hollow will be sold pick and choose,buy your choice and take the other for the same price. Tracts 13 and 14 will be sold

the same way. All other tracts will be sold separately. Tracts 3-4-5-6 front Bear

Hollow. Tracts 7-8-9-10-11-12 Front Eatons Creek in view of some of the most

beautiful homes in Joelton. Tracts 10 & 11 on Eatons Creek have R-40 zoning 400

ft. back and could possibly be subdivided by a home builder, developer.

All tracts have been soil tested and approved. Water is available along road

frontage.A tent will be erected on tract 6 several days prior to sale with plats

available for your inspection.

For long term financing arrangements on 2 or more adjoining tracts, call Bill Martin

at Farm Credit Services 384-5571

or for single tract financing call Eric

Williams at First Tennessee Bank

734-6269.

Terms: 15% Earnest Money day of

sale, balance at closing. Deed andTitle Insurance Furnished by seller.

For Current Survey go to www.col-

sonauctions.com Sale # 02811

www.colsonauctions.com

Jerry E Gregory, Auctioneer(office) 292-6619 (cell) 533-5943

$ 100.00 Will Be Given Away


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