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Rare Coin Fetches over $3.7 Million
at Miami Fl. Auction.
R i c k H i n s o nI n d u c t e d I n t oT e n n e s s e eAuct ioneers Hallo f F a m e
Justin Ochs WinsTAA Bid CallingChampionship
MIAMI (Rueters) The so-called LibertyHead nickel, one of only five known of that
specific date and design, was sold " in spirited
bidding" to a private East Coast coin collector
in Orlando late on Thursday, said Greg Rohan,
president of Dallas, Texas-based Heritage
Auctions. The buyer wished to remain anony-
mous.
The $3,737,500 price for the five-cent coin in-cluded a 15 percent buyer's premium.
"It is probably the most famous United States
rare coin," Rohan said in a statement.
Once part of the coin collection owned by
Egypt's King Farouk, who was deposed in
1952, the Liberty nickel changed hands sev-
eral times and featured as part of the plot in a
1973 episode of the well-known CBS TV se-
ries "Hawaii Five-O."
The value of the rare coin, which was made at
the Philadelphia Mint with the Miss Libertydesign, crossed the million dollar mark in
2003.
ASHVILLE, T
Every year some
of the very best
auctioneers from
across the state
come to the TAA
Winter Conven-
tion with the aspi-
rations of
becoming the
Tennessee Bid
Calling Cham-
pion. Every year
the competition is
intense.
This year was no different and after the dust set-
tled in a very spirited competition, Justin Ochs
of Gallatin Tn. was pronounced the 2010, Ten-
nessee Auctioneers Association Bid Calling
Champion.
Justin, who apprenticed under TAA Hall of
Famer Jack Holbrook, edged out a very talented
field. . . See Justin on page 3
ASHVILLE, T
When you hear theterm Ringman,does it conjure upthoughts of a per-son, ringside at a
boxing event.
Maybe someone
who manages the
water bucket, ring-
side medical sup-
plies or the guy
who rings the bell
signaling the startand end of each round.
If you are not that familiar with auctions then you
may be one with this picture in mind.
See Jay on page 3
ASHVILLE T ~Every year at the Ten-nessee Auctioneers Winter convention there
are many activities and meetings that take
place over the course of two days.
One of the most time honored traditions is the
induction of the newest member to the Ten-
nessee Auctioneers Hall of Fame. Joining a
very prestigious list of Hall of Fame members
is 2009 in-
ductee, Auc-
tioneer Rick
Hinson.
Rick and his
wife Susan
f o u n d e d
Hinson Auc-
tion and Real
Estate Com-
pany, Inc. in
1983 and li-
c e n s e d t o
hold auctions
in Tennessee,
A r k a n s a s ,
Missouri andTexas.
Presently Hinson employs four full time em-
ployees along with ten part time employees at
his company in Jackson, Tennessee.
Some of Ricks accomplishments include:
Vice President of the Tennessee Auctioneers
Association in 1988 and 1994 and President
of the TAA in 2000.
Rick attended and graduated from the nation-
ally esteemed, Missouri Auction School. He
also holds the CAI accreditation which is de-
signed for leaders in the industry and auction
firm decision-makers. The CAI is an execu-
tive development program focused on devel-
oping the skills and providing the tools
necessary to run a top-notch auction firm.
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J a y C a s h i s T A A2010 Bid AssistantChampion
Rick Hinson (left) receives
the Hall of Fame plaque
from J.J. Dower, AA Di-
rector & Auctioneer with
Hack Ayers Auction Com-pany of LaFollette Tn.
Rare 1913 Liberty Head ickel. One of
only five known.
Justin Ochs
Jay Cash
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Preparation time: 15 min Cooking time:33 min. Yield: 6 (1 1/3-cup) servings
2 tablespoons Butter2 large (1 1/2 cups) onions, thinly sliced3 tablespoons all-purpose flour4 cups milk3 medium (3 cups) potatoes, cubed 1/2-inch1/4 teaspoon pepper8 ounces (2 cups) Cheddar Cheese, shredded2 (about 8 ounces) cooked Polish sausage, cut
into 1/4-inch slicesSalt
Melt butter in 3-quart saucepan until sizzling;add onions. Cook over medium heat, stirringoccasionally, until softened (4 to 5 minutes).Stir in flour; continue cooking 1 minute. Stir inmilk, potatoes and pepper. Continue cooking,stirring constantly, until mixture comes to a
boil (3 to 5 minutes).
Cover; reduce heat to medium-low. Cook untilpotatoes are fork tender (22 to 28 minutes). Stirin cheese and sausage. Continue cooking, stir-ring occasionally, until cheese is melted andsoup is heated through (3 to 4 minutes). Salt totaste.
Winter time is Soup time. Here area couple of great soup recipes!
POLISH POTATOCHEESE SOUP
ITALIA MEATBALL& OODLE SOUP
Preparation time: 10 min
Cooking time: 17 minYield: 5 (1 1/3-cup) servings
1 tablespoon butter1 1/2 medium red bell pepper, cut into strips1/2 cup sliced mushrooms1 medium (1/2 cup) onion, chopped1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh garlic16 (1 1/2-inch) frozen cooked Italian-style
meatballs1/2 cup water2 (14-ounce) cans beef broth2 teaspoons dried Italian seasoning*3 cups frozen chopped broccoli2 ounces (about 1 cup) uncooked dried egg
noodlesShredded Parmesan cheese, if desired
Melt butter in 4-quart saucepan until sizzling;add bell pepper, mushrooms, onion and garlic.Cook over medium-high heat until vegetablesare crisply tender (2 to 3 minutes). Add meat-
balls, water, broth and Italian seasoning. Con-tinue cooking until mixture comes to a boil (10to 12 minutes).
Add broccoli and noodles. Reduce heat tomedium. Continue cooking, stirring occasion
ally, until pasta is tender (5 minutes). To serve,top each serving with cheese.
*Substitute 1/2 teaspoon each dried basilleaves, dried marjoram leaves and driedoregano leaves and 1/4 teaspoon rubbed sage.
Recipe Tip
Meatballs are small ball-shaped mixtures ofground meats usually flavored with onions andspices and bound with bread crumbs or eggs.Make your own meatballs or purchase them al-ready made and in the frozen meat section ofthe supermarket. They are available in a varietyof flavors.
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7 Surplus
11 Surface to air missile14 Never walked on
15 Island
16 School group
17 Active
18 Visionary
19 Decompose
20 People who get things done
22 Fluent
24 West by north
27 Terminal abbr.
29 Plain
30 Eagerness
32 Revenge seeker
35 Labeled
37 Parent groups
38 Charge
41 Getting bigger
42 Mountainous
44 Recede
45 Christmas song
48 Coloring
49 Building
51 Accurate
52 Predestine
55 Central Intelligence Agency
56 Bro.'s sibling
57 Emigrant
60 Mary __ Moore
64 Stiffen
65 Church part
67 Very tiny animal71 Maturity
72 Approach
73 Spice
74 Miserable
75 Lock partners
76 Monetary unit
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2 Spanish "one"
3 I want my ___
4 Dry
5 Taboo
6 Bezel
7 F aux pas
8 Utilize
9 Musical notation
10 Zeus' wife
11 Small bunch of flowers
12 Coral reef
13 Ahoy there __!
21 Pastor (abbr.)
23 Pooch
24 Lodge
25 Ad
26 Rich man
28 Picnic pest
31 Compass point
32 Special case only (2 wds.)
33 Brazen34 Spy
36 Gas burner
38 Festivals
39 Boredom
40 Brims
43 Rent
46 And so forth
47 Loafs
49 Madagascar franc (abbr.)
50 Beam
52 Impressionist painter
53 Z
54 Greased
58 Title
59 Fencing sword61 Trail
62 Flightless birds
63 Reserve Officers Training Corps.
66 State
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69 Mattress
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John
SIMPSONAUCTION & REAL ESTATEFirm Lic. 72
Auct. Lic. 1345
(931) 837-2943
(931) 212-3842
For more
information
go toauctionzip.comID # 9044 or call
212-3842
BANKRUPTCY AUCTIONS
22.70+ ACRES IN ONE TRACT
RUTHERFORD COUNTY
SALE # 1 - Friday, January 22 11:00 a.m. CST
SALE # 2 - Friday, January 22 1 p.m. CST
DIRECTIONS: From I-24 take Hwy. 99 west (New Salem Rd.) 12.5 miles toMt. Pleasant Rd. Turn left and go .5 mile to the property on right.
LOCATION:Bunker Hill Road (Mt. Pleasant Road),Rockvale, TN
Case No. 308-10715-GP-7 David G. Rogers Trustee
2.24+ ACRE LOTLOCATION:
Independence Hill Rd., Arrington, TNCase No. 3:08-BK-09241 T. Larry Edmondson, Trustee
SALE # 3 - Friday, January 22 2:30 p.m. CST
DIRECTIONS: From I 840 Exit 47 Almaville Rd. (Hwy. 102) North 1.5 miles toIndependence Hill. Take left on Independence and go 1 mile to property onleft.
LOCATION:Off Manus Road, Murfreesboro, TN
Case No. 308-10715-GP-7 David G. Rogers, Trustee
20.13+ ACRES HUNTING CABIN
DIRECTIONS: From I-24 - Take Hwy. 231 South Church St. to South RutherfordBlvd., turn rt. on S. Rutherford and go 2.5 miles to Bradyville Pike, turn rt.and go 4.6 miles to Manus Rd. Turn left and then .4 miles to property behind6411 Manus Rd.
LISTING AGENT ETHAN MASSA 615-419-8579TERMS: 15% day of sale, balance at closing within 30 days,2010 taxes prorated.
ewly crowned champions, (foreground) Jay Cash, 2010 Bid Assistant Champ and (back-
ground) Justin Ochs, 2010 Bid calling Champion, join together to sell items during the
fundraiser auction at the Tennessee Auctioneers Winter meeting.
from page 1
. . .Justin
from page 1
. . .Jayof contestants. With the win, Ochs also gets the
opportunity to represent the Tennessee Auc-
tioneers Association at the 2010 National Auc-
tioneers Association, International Auctioneers
Championship to be held in Greensboro, North
Carolina in July of this year. There, Ochs will
compete with champion auctioneers from
around the United States and some from other
countries.
Performing on the International stage, in front
of your peers is enough to make most of us a
little weak in the knees but Ochs is already ac-
customed to the national stage.
If you are a fan of Barrett Jackson and The
Worlds Greatest Collector Car Event in
Scottsdale, Arizona then you may have heard
his voice during one of the broadcasts shown
on cable TV. He also has worked the All amer-
ican Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus,
OH, the AQHA World Championships in
Oklahoma City, OK and the St.Joseph Benefit
Auction in Newton, NJ.
Ochs currently resides in Gallatin, TN with his
wife, Kelly and is an Auctioneer and the Mar-
keting Director for StanRich Auctions.
The job of a Ringman at an auction is one of
great importance. Not only to the auctioneer
but also to the persons interested in making a
purchase at the auction. This was recognized
by the National Auctioneer Association and in
turn by the state auctioneers associations mak-
ing way for Ringmen across the nation to com-
pete and display their considerable skills at a
higher level.
The first ever Ringman or Bid Assistant com-
petition was held in Nashville at the TAA Win-
ter Meetings this past December and the
winner was Jay Cash.
Jay, who is an auctioneer with Bob Parks in
Murfreesboro, comes from an auction family.
His dad James is a well know auctioneer in
Kentucky.
A bid assistant is an essential member of the
auction team. The bid assistant interacts di-
rectly with prospective buyers, answers ques-
tions concerning items for bid and auction
terms, encourages bidding and informs the
auctioneer of bids. Contestants were judged on
their interaction with the audience and their
ability to communicate bids to the auctioneer.
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Everywhere you turn these days, celebrity
auctions are being held to raise funds for
worthy causes. It may be clothing worn in
Dreamgirls to benefit the VH1 Save the
Music Foundation or a pair of larger-than-
life autographed legs signed by Mariah
Carey for The Fresh Air Fund. Whatever
the cause, celebrities are putting their
name on items because the fanfare it gar-
ners brings a higher selling price.
Some of the more popular
celebrity auctions in recent
years have helped those af-
fected by natural disasters,
including Hurricane Katrina
in 2005 and the Indonesia
tsunami in 2004.
Hurricane Katrina Relief
One of the costliest and
deadliest hurricanes in his-tory, Katrina devastated
much of New Orleans,
Louisiana and several areas
of Mississippi and Florida
on August 29, 2005. Nearly
80 percent of New Orleans
was under water and close to
2,000 people died. Tens of thousands were
left homeless. Celebrity auctions to bene-
fit this disaster included:
*Jamie Foxx held a party and auction that
raised more than $600,000 for relief ef-forts.
* Matthew McConaughey sponsored an
eBay auction of his 1971 Chevy Corvette
-- a Mediterranean Blue Stingray. It sold
for $61,600.
* Pamela Anderson and Stella McCartney
donated personal items for an auction to
raise money for pets caught in the hurri-
cane.
* Paris Hilton and actor Colin Farrell were
on the auction block for an event spon-
sored by Foxx. Farrell went for $20,000
and Hilton received a bid of $200,000.
Tsunami Relief
On December 26, 2004, an earthquake in
the Indian Ocean off the coast of Indone
sia created a wave of tsunamis that killed
ore than 175,000 people and left thousands
without homes. Cities in Indonesia, Sri
Lanka, India and Thailand were destroyed
in seconds. Fund-raisers to help this cause
included:
* The Tonight Show host Jay Leno auc-
tioned a Harley-Davidson motorcycle
signed by various celebrity guests. Thisraised $760,095.
* Ellen DeGeneres spon-
sored an eBay auction for a
car donated by Toyota, rais-
ing more than $31,000 in
tsunami relief. She also
raised more than $1 million
for the relief effort by spon-
soring different companies
on her talk show.
* Sirius radio held an eBay
auction rallying top athletic
memorabilia. Athletes in-
cluded:
o Lance Armstrong
o Kerri Walsh
o Tony Hawk
o Kelly Slater
Many celebrities use their "star power" to
help raise funds for charities. They include
children's hospitals, families at-risk and
public school programs, to name a few.
Numerous worldwide children's charities benefit from Clothes Off Our Back:
Celebrity Clothing Auctions. This non-
profit organization hosts celebrity auctions
that showcase celebrity attire. It was
founded by actress Jane Kaczmarek and
actor/philanthropist Bradley Whitford. In
March 2007, Clothes Off Our Back will
feature dresses worn in the Max Factor
Salutes Hollywood Fashion Show, which
was held March 15, 2007. They include
celebrity attire worn by:
* Carmen Electra
* Kristin Cavallari* Kristen Bell
* Denise Richards
* Olivia Wilde
* Allison Sweeney
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Shelbyville, TN 37160
931-680-1150
931-580-5379R.E. Lic. #00259982
Auction Lic. #5079
Each Office Independently Owned And Operated
Principle Auctioneer, Jerry Shelton, Lic. #383, 931-580-5379
ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ALL OTHER ADVERTISING
Website: exitcelebration.com
TERMS: Real Estate - 10% down day of sale, balance with deed. CONCESSIONAVAILABLEPersonal Property- Cash, Approved Check with Bank Letter, Major Credit/Debit Cards.
ABSOLUTE AUCTIONSATURDAY, JANUARY 23RD 9 AM
340 CORTNER HOLLOW RD., PETERSBURG, TN
23.73 ACRES (TO BE SOLD IN 3 TRACTS)(WITH EACH TRACT HAVING BEAUTIFUL HILL VIEWS)
FARM LOCATED IN BEDFORD COUNTY
NICE HOUSE, SHOP, BARN, GUNS, TOOLS, VEHICLES,BOATS, MOTORCYCLES & PERSONAL PROPERTYOF O. KENNETH & KATHRYN SERGEANT
LOCATION:From Shelbyville, take Hwy. 64 W toward Lewisburg, then turn left onto Hwy. 130 W toward Petersburg, go to Richmond and turn right on Sinking CreekRoad, then bear left onto Cortner Hollow Road. Or from Lewisburg, take Hwy. 431 toward Fayetteville, turn left at Petersburg on Hwy. 130, go thru Petersburg, goapprox. 5 miles and turn left onto Sinking Creek Road.AUCTION SIGNS POSTED.
**REAL ESTATE TO SELL AT 12 NOON ON SATURDAY**
EXIT CELEBRATION REALTY & AUCTION
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Make your financial arrangements and be ready to bid. Dont Miss This Opportunity.
Wheel Chair Lift, 250 lb. Capacity, 12 VoltTwo 10Craftsman Radial Arm Saws10Craftsman Band Saw
1953 6HP Wizard Boat Motor1956 10HP Wizard Boat Motor5x8Utility Trailer Drop Down TailgateArc Welder, Engine StandRadio Shack Metal Detector2810HP Snapper SR1028 Riding MowerTroy Bilt 5 HP Garden TillerTroy Bilt Garden CartHomelite 10HP Tractor5-Ton C-Frame Punch Press12-Ton C-Frame Punch Press
1989 Blue Corvette, 350 Engine, Auto.1992 GMC 500 XLT Passenger Van1980 Ford Thunderbird
1989 Buick Reatta 2-Seater Coupe1963 2-Ton C60 Chevrolet1986 Yamaha XVS1300 Venture Royal1981 Yamaha XT500 Motorcycle1979 Yamaha XS1100 Motorcycle1991 CR250R Honda Motorcycle1994 XR100R Honda MotorcycleFox Racing Go Kart w/BodyMargay Racing Go Kart1957 Chevy Fender Skirts1978 20 Ft.Sea Ray Boat w/Merc 260 HP
John Deere Riding Mower Model RX732000 Craftsman 42Riding Mower14 ft. Aluminum Boat, Motor & Trailer
Natural Gas Furnace 5000 BTU Ceiling mt16 HP Case 646 Tractor w/Loader, 42
Bucket10 HP Case 130 Garden TractorSeveral Men & Women BicyclesCraftsman 2HP Electric Saw14Hitachi Miter Saw9Logan Metal Working LatheOxyacetylene Welding & Cutting1972 Coca-Cola Vending MachineFishing Tackles & Boxes
GUNS:(2) 20 Ga.Winchester 10020 Ga.Single Shot, 270 Savage Rifle(2) Brownings 22 auto., 22 Norinco
22 Single Shot Remington,22 Smith and Wesson Target, 22 Rossie,9mm German P38 (WWII),7.65 mm Walther PPK,Several 22 Cal.Pellet Rifles
Small Air CompressorRoy Rogers Items:Camera, Wrist WatchHowdy Doody Marionette (early 50s)Asst.Computer Items, Asst.ToolsAsst.Glassware, Cylinder CartMANY,MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS
3 Bedroom House, 2 Baths, Shop, Barn & 7.08 Acres,
Wooded and Open Land
2-Car Garage, Shop, Upstairs
Suitable for Shop, Office, etc.
1972 Corvette w/Factory454-Big Block Engine, 4 spd.
Muncie Rock Crusher(Runs Good)
Several Guns includingBrowning, Winchester.
See details in list.
1987 Chris Craft 33 ft. 312Stinger Speed Boat w/Trailer,Twin 454 Engines MercruiserOutdriving. Looks sharp &
ready for water.
1997 Chevrolet Suburban LT3/4 Ton, 454 Automatic,
4Wheel Drive
1986 YamahaMotorcycle
XVS1300 VentureRoyal
Beautiful View on Each Tract, Soil Scientist
Approved
TRACT #1 - 7.03 Acres, Nice Home, Shop and Barn. Over 400 Feet Frontage on Cortner Hollow Road, City Water, Septic System.An additional perk site on hill. This Tract has a beautiful building site with view, wooded and open land.
TRACT #2 - 8.40 Acres with beautiful hill view, city water available, soil scientist approved septic site. Wooded and open land, over500 feet frontage on Cortner Mill Road.
TRACT #3 - 8.25 Acres, wooded and open, beautiful building site with hill view, city water available, approved soil site, over 400 feetfrontage on Cortner Hollow Road.
Celebrity AuctionsCelebs anti up for good causes
Comedian Jay Leno auctioned
off a Harley-Davidson motor-
cycle signed by guests of The
Tonight Show to help victims
of the 2004 tsunami.
A-Rod's 500th homer ball up for auction. Bidding to begin on historic collector's item Jan. 20
Sports memorabilia collectors, set your calen-
dars for Jan. 20.
That's the day bidding online will begin on
Alex Rodriguez's 500th home run ball, The As-
sociated Press reported Tuesday night.
The company in charge will be SCP Auctions,
which also sold the balls Barry Bonds hit for
his 755th and 756th home runs -- to tie and sur-
pass Hank Aaron's all-time record. According
to the company's Web site, those two balls sold
for $186,750 and $752,467, respectively.
Rodriguez's 500th home run, hit Aug. 4, 2007,
was recovered at the old Yankee Stadium by a
college student named Walter Kowalczyk. The
Yankees' third baseman hit the milestone
homer at 32 years old, making him the
youngest in baseball history to reach the feat.
Through 16 years in the big leagues, Ro-
driguez's 583 home runs makes him tied for
eighth on the all-time home run list with Mark
McGwire, who, like A-Rod did last spring, re-
cently admitted to using performance-enhanc-
ing substances as a player.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PREVIOUS ADVERTISING.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR PRE-AUCTION INSPECTION CONTACT:
HOUSE & LOTANTIQUES GLASS PERSONAL
SAT., JANUARY 23 10 AM
Antique Oak Glass Front China
CabinetOak China Buffet w/Back MirrorPie Safe w/Tin SidesOak Wash Stands, Oak Arm RockersAntique Oak Dresser8 Cherry Dining ChairsChilds Chair & Red RockerOld Cannonball Double Bed2 Oak Cane Bottom ChairsOak 5 Foot Church PewAntique Oak DresserAntique Oak 4-Drawer Chest w/MirrorOld Gray Porcelain Pots, Pans &
Coffee Pots
Oak Stools, Old Pressing Irons
5 Ladderback Chairs w/Twine BottomsOld Lanterns, Convert Old Oil LampsSeveral Old Wooden Lamp TablesLazy Boy Stuffed Leather Rocker/
Recliners, Iron Plant StandMirrors, Sylvania Color TV ConsoleToms Peanut Jar w/LidOld Pictures & Frames, Old BasketsBowl & Pitcher, Lift WeightsOld Teddy Bear CollectionCollection Old Rabbit DollsFrench Provincial DresserFrench Provincial Chest of DrawersFern Table, Vases, Figurines
Kenmore Sewing Machine & Cabinet
Kenmore Elec. Cook StoveGE Refrigerator/FreezerMaytag Washer & DryerStuffed Sofa, Arm Chair & Love SeatIron Tea Kettle, SkilletsBean Pot & Corn Sticks (4)Old Cast Pressing Irons
Jewel Tea Bowls, Covered BowlPlatters, Tea Pitchers, Hot Tea Pot& Much More
Pink Depression-Pitcher & 6 GlassesDivided Dish, Bowls, PitchersOld Crock Jug, Old Daze ChurnWooden Dough Bowl
McCoy Cookie Jar, Crystal Glass
Carnival Glass Pitcher & 6 GlassesLarge Collection Old GlassCrystal Pitchers, Dishes, BowlsBlue Porcelain Pot, Old GlasswareWooden Butcher BlockPots, Pans, Dishes, Round Oak TableOld Hanging Scales, Push PlowOld Books, EncyclopediasNumerous Old Ladderback ChairsDouble Metal Bed, 2 Old TablesYard Swing & Metal StandWooden School Desk, Chest of DrawersZenith Color TV& MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS
SINCE 1973
508 CANNON BLVD.
SHELBYVILLE, TN 37160Lic. #547
TERMS: REAL ESTATE - 10% Cash or Approved Check Day of Sale, Balance within 30 Days. POSSESSION - Given with Deed.PERSONAL PROPERTY - Cash or Approved Check Day of Sale. *LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE*
PROPERTY OF JIMMIE JOE GILLESPIE
DIRECTIONS: Go Hwy 31A to Chapel Hill, Turn on Depot Street, to Lawrence Ave. (Follow Signs)
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REAL ESTATESELLS 12 NOON
HOUSE & LOT - 213 LAWRENCE AVE. - CHAPEL HILLThree-Bedroom Brick, Living Room, Kitchen/Dining, Ceramic Tile Bath, Den, HardwoodFloors, Utility Room, Cental Heat & Air, Metal Roof, 20x24 2-Car Garage, 16x20 Metal SidedStorage Building, Paved Drive, Fenced Back Yard.
*HOMES BUILT PRIOR TO 1978 MAY CONTAIN LEAD BASE PAINT.
THIS AD SERVES NOTICE TO ANYONE TO CONDUCT AN ASSESSMENT PRIOR TO AUCTION.*
Wash Stand & Pie Safe Table & China Cabinet China Cabinet
Chairs & Bench
Dishes
Dresser & Chairs
Bed & Rocker
Chest of Drawers
Join us for a NO RESERVE AUCTION where Sellers have
rented booth space & filled them with all sorts of items.
We will then go from BOOTH to BOOTH & SELL EVERYTHING
to the Highest Bidder!
114 George L. Davis Blvd.Nashville, TN 37203David Allen, Auctioneer #5600Music City Auction TN FL 4976
13% Buyer's Premium(10% if payment by cash/check)
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615-335-6261
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47 acres Polk Lane Maury County $3500/acre1.01 acres Gibson Hollow Road Maury County $1500014.56 acres w/barn Polk Lane Maury County $985001.01 acres Polk Lane Maury County $150001.0 acres Polk Lane Maury County $195006.44 acres Dugger Road Maury County $255007.72 acres West Point Road Maury County $355008.89 acres West Sheepneck Road Maury County SOLD5.0 acres Gibson Hollow Road Maury County $299001.6 acres w/ barn Roy Thompson Road. Maury County $349005.0 acres Gibson Hollow Road Maury County $24900
5.72 acres Patton Road Lewis County $199006.86 acres Patton Road Lewis County $155005.01 acres Highway 412 W Maury County $400007.63 acres Highway 412 W Maury County $580004.01 acres Lewis Road Maury County $3450012.61 acres Valley Creek Road Maury County $5500013.97 acres Valley Creek Road Maury County $590001.0 acre 1924 Woodmont Dr Maury County SOLD1.01 acre Northpointe Road Lawrence County $125005.03 acres Ashmore Road Lawrence County $275001.01 acre Zion Road Maury County $425001.03 acre Cecil Farm Road Maury County $225001.02 acre Cecil Farm Road Maury County $22500200 West Merchant Street, Mt. Pleasant, 2 bedroom mobile home $19900
BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT LOTS
Lot 26 Echo Lake Giles County $5900Lot 8B Echo Lake Giles County $9900Lot 9A Echo Lake Giles County $9900Lot 9B Echo Lake Giles County $9900Lot 11B Echo Lake Giles County $9900Lot 13 Echo Lake Giles County $19500
LAND FOR SALE** Owner Financing on ALL TRACTS **
Tracts from 1 acre to 50 acres available
Maury, Lawrence, Lewis, Giles Counties
Restricted and Unrestricted Land
With the New
Year brings a re-
newed commit-
ment to getting
things in order.
This year, Amer-
icas number one
New Years reso-
lution is to get
personal finances in . Yes, it even took
over the top spot of Im going to go to the
gym and lose some weight.
Getting personal finances in order can
mean anything from documenting
spending habits, to trimming the fat so
to speak. Start simple. Look around your
home at some of your personal property.
Instead of spending money buying Rub-
your home? Are you the Executor or Ex-
ecutrix for an estate and dont know how
to liquidate?
An auction may be the answer youre
looking for. In this first season of the NewYear, try to get some of these questions an-
swered. Spend some time looking at ways
to improve your portfolio a little bit at a
time.
bermaid storage bins, or renting a storage
unit for your unwanted furniture, or furni-
ture youve acquired through other means,
think about selling it!
We all want a healthy financial portfolio.
Making a decision to sell Real Estate may
also be a consideration. How much are
you spending to maintain your investment
properties? Are you ready to downsize
Trim the Fat!by Patti Baldini
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YOU WILL WANT TO MARK THESE TWO AUCTIONS ON YOUR CALENDAR!
2AUCTIONSGreat EstateBrick Home with Shop and11.4 Beautiful Acres
All announcements made day of sale take precedence over all prior advertising
Saturday, January 23rd at 11:01 AM
Saturday, January 30th at 11:01 AM
Auctioneers otes: This is a very good 3 bedroom brickhome with central heat and air. Located in a great community,this home is within walking distance of K-12 school and thePost Office. This property includes a 30 x 40 concrete blockwork shop with a large side shed and a 16 x 40 equipmentshed. There is also 11.4 acres to be sold in 2 tracts. Both tractsoffer breathtaking views of Northern Maury County.
Terms: 10% down the day of Sale. Balance due within 30
days.
LEAD BASE PAIT DISCLOSURE: The home was constructed before 1978.
Any buyer will be permitted during the 10 days prior to the sale to conduct a
lead base paint test.
Directions to Sale: From Columbia, Take Highway 7
to Right on Old Santa Fe Pike. Sale on the Right.
2580 Sante Fe Pike, Santa Fe, Tennessee
Beautiful4Bedroom
BrickHome
YOUR AUCTION TEAMCar l Brooks
Auctioneer, PRI379-0358 Nights
Col. Jimmy HinesAuctioneer
Johnathan Harr isonAppr. Auctioneer
Randy Gi lesAppr. Auctioneer, PRI
Ben Whi teAppr. Auctioneer
Firm #2559
SOLD !706 Pleasantwood Dr.,
Mt. Pleasant,
Tennessee
AUCTION CANCELLED
2580 Sante Fe Pike,Santa Fe, Tennessee
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