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OAKLAND, Calif. - It can still happen. The

$20 garage sale buy can still become the un-

dercover treasure that turns into $5,600+ at

auction. That's exactly what happened at

Clars Auction Gallery’s Fine Estate Sale.

The consignors bought at a local garage sale

what they thought was a charming old trunk

for just $20. When they later decided to

downsize their possessions, they consigned

the trunk to Clars for their August sale. Dec-

orative Arts specialist Deric Torres evalu-

ated the piece, identifying it as a circa-1900

E. Goyard trunk, still laden with original de-

cals from an era long past. Travel decals in-

cluded Cunard White Star and Pullman

Golden Arrow, while other labels indicat-

edthe trunk had visited France, Italy and

England, including London's Victoria

Station. The steamer trunk itself, produced

by the French luxury luggage maker, Fran-

cois Goyard, measured 22 inches high by

32 inches wide and 19 inches deep. Bidding

went crazy when the trunk came up.

Quickly surpassing its estimated worth of

$1,500.

Join us for a NO RESERVE AUCTION where Sellers haverented booth space & filled them with all sorts of items.

We will then go from BOOTH to BOOTH & SELL EVERYTHING

to the Highest Bidder,Regardless of Price!

13% Buyer's Premium (10% if payment by cash/check)For more info, visit:

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JOIN US FOR OUR MONTHLY FOR OURFLEA MARKET STYLE AUCTION

NEXT AUCTION: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 AT 6:00 PM

ACROSS

1 Insult

4 Ancient Indian

9 Limited (abbr.)

12 Towards

14 Loot

15 Goodbye !

16 Replace a striker

17 Advertiser

18 Elide

19 Doug_____ Kings guard(NBA)

21 Pierce

23 Thirst quencher

24 Mongrel dog

25 Baby's "ball"

28 Crow's call

31 Artist Chagall

34 Mexican food brand

36 Ump

38 Extremely high frequency (abbr.)

40 Compass point

41 Cactuses

43 Thin

44 Downwind

45 South by east

46 Musician (3 wds.)

48 Court

51 Central daylight time

53 Lap

54 Ship initials

56 First woman

58 3.26 light-years

61 Slumped

66 Where water seeps through

67 Aleutian

69 South American country

70 Branch of learning

71 Superior

72 Alack's partner

73 Foot extension

74 Raise an objection

75 Mountain Time

DOWN

1 Record

2 Type of worm

3 Nova

4 Lessen

5 Astronomical signs

6 Volume

7 Terminal abbr.

8 Unbeliever

9 National capital

10 Back of a coin

11 Pamper

13 Kimono sash

15 Dried coconut

20 Deer

22 Untalkative

25 Animal type

26 Afloat (2 wds.)

27 Gamblers placement

29 Curved

30 Dank

32 Keepsake

33 Clink

34 Night bird

35 American Cancer Society (abbr.)

37 Lie

39 Madagascar franc (abbr.)

42 Most basic

43 Slide on snow

47 Type of dressing

49 Elephant teeth

50 East southeast

52 South-Central Dravidian

55 Hot liquid burn

57 Citizen

58 Small ground plot

59 Air (prefix)

60 Judge

61 Look

62 Accountant

63 Steering mechanism

64 Times

65 Housekeeping chore

68 Palter

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space between each piece. Drizzle a small

spoonful of the marinade over the top of

each chicken piece; season well with salt

and pepper, to taste. Roast until the chicken

is cooked through and the juices run clear

when meat is pierced with a knife, about 45

minutes.

Transfer the chicken to a serving platter.

Cool slightly before serving or let stand

until room temperature before refrigerating

for later use.

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tasty. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Carve out

the center of the bread loaf to make a bowl (don't

cut through the bottom) and cut the scraps into

bite-size pieces. Serve the hoagie dip in the

bread bowl, with the extra bread and hoagie rolls

to scoop it up.

Ingredients

* 1 medium onion

* 2 pickled pepperoncini peppers

* 1/2 head iceberg lettuce

* 1 large tomato, halved and seeded

* 1/4 pound deli-sliced genoa salami

* 1/4 pound deli-sliced ham

* 1/4 pound deli-sliced prosciutto

* 1/4 pound deli-sliced roast turkey

* 1/4 pound deli-sliced provolone cheese

* 1/2 cup mayonnaise

* 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil

* 1 teaspoon dried oregano

* 1 1/2 teaspoons dried basil

* 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes

* 1 10-to-12-inch round loaf Italian bread

* 8 hoagie rolls, cut into pieces, for dipping

Chop the onion, pepperoncini, lettuce and

tomato into bite-size pieces. Dice the meats and

cheese.

Combine the chopped vegetables, meats and

cheese in a large bowl. Add the mayonnaise,

olive oil, oregano, basil and red pepper flakes

and stir until everything is all mixed up and

Citrus-Garlic Roasted Chicken

Bold and Delicious Hoagie Dip

Ingredients

* 4 large bone-in, skin on chicken breasts,

about 3 pounds

* 4 large whole chicken thighs, about 2

pounds

* 1/2 navel orange, zested, plus the juice of

1 whole orange

* 2 limes, 1 zested, both juiced

* 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil

* 4 large cloves garlic, peeled and smashed

* 1 teaspoon kosher salt, plus more for sea

soning

* Freshly cracked black pepper

Put the chicken in a large nonmetalic bowl.

Put the orange and lime zests in a small

bowl and add the fruit juices. Whisk in the

olive oil, garlic, 1 teaspoon salt, and a gen-

erous grind of black pepper. Pour the mari-

nade over the chicken and toss until well

coated. Marinate for 20 to 30 minutes but

no longer than 45 minutes.

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Put a

rack on a rimmed baking sheet. With tongs,

remove the chicken pieces from the mari-

nade and arrange them on the rack leaving

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"Miracle on Ice"

Gold medal to besold.

"The gold medal symbolizes my personal

accomplishments and our team's accom-

plishments being reached," wrote Wells. "As

one of only 20 players to receive this gold

medal, it has held a special place in my heart

since February of 1980.

"When I decided recently to offer it out . . . I

also decided until the day I give it up, it will

be worn. Therefore, I have slept with this

medal for the past two weeks now in my

home ... I hope you will cherish this medal as

I have."

Castinetti said he has never seen an item this

unique up for sale in his time in the business.

Stanley Cup rings and other awards won by

players are auctioned every year, but the gold

medal, from one of the greatest sports stories

ever told, is one to be treasured.

jtàxÜ4WILSON COUNTY - ON OLD HICKORY LAKE

10 LOTS LOCATED IN THE ANGEL COVE SUBDIVISION

4 LAKE LOTS & 6 SCENIC VIEW LOTS, SECURE GATED COM-MUNITY WITH COMMON AREA & PLANNED TENNIS COURTS

SSAATTUURRDDAAYY,, OOCCTTOOBBEERR 22,, 1100 AA..MM..LOCATED: On North Cairo Bend Road between Lebanon, Mt. Juliet, and Gallatin. Direc-tions from Nashville: take I-40 East to Hwy. 109 exit towards Gallatin, turn right on Acad-emy Road, and follow auction signs to property.REAL ESTATE: Consists of 10 choice lots in the beautiful Angels Cove Subdivision (agated community with paved and curbed streets), planned tennis courts and coveredpavillion, security system, city water and sewer. Lots 1, 3, and 5 are lake lots on OldHickory Lake. Lot 14 is a beautiful corner lot. Lot 13 has creek access that leads to OldHickory Lake. Lots 27 and 28 are next to the tennis courts and picnic area with greatviews. Lots 29 and 34 have great views, mostly wooded, and back up to the common

areas. Lot 22 has lake access.TERMS: Real estate: 20% down day of sale,balance cash with deed, or terms availablethrough the Citizens Bank of Gallatin withbuyer paying 20% down, the remaining 80%payable monthly over 10 years with interestfor the first year at 6%. Interest to be read-justed each year thereafter at bank’s lend-ing rate. No prepayment penalty and nopre-qualifying necessary.NOTE FROM AGENT: YOU MUST SEE THIS!!!!!It is definitely worth a look!!!! Property is ina great location!!! Water lovers, investors,and builders, this is your golden opportunity.We seldom have the opportunity to sell thismany choice lots with lake frontage or lakeaccess, so don’t miss this sale. Many lots tochoose from with fantastic terms available.

FOR DETAILS, GO TOWWW.ANGELSCOVEESTATES.COM

REFERRING AGENT:GWEN DOWLAND

REMAX CHOICE PROPERTIES

CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE WITH PLAT (615)452-5341 ORVISIT OUR WEB SITE AT WWW.CARMANREALESTATE.COM

AUCTIONEERS:

HAROLD CARMAN &

LLOYD ANDREWS,

(615) 452-5341

NOBUYER’S

PREMIUM!

Mark Wells, the last player added to the 1980

U.S. men's national hockey team, stunned

the Soviet Union in the "Miracle on Ice" and

went on to defeat Finland for Olympic gold

at the Lake Placid Winter Games in New

York. Once again, Wells is part of history

once more.

Wells' Olympic gold medal will be up for

auction, making it one of the rarest collecta-

bles in a still-booming market of "Miracle"

memorabilia.

Wells, drafted in 1977, retired in 1982 with-

out ever playing in a game. Wells developed

a genetic disease that attacks the spinal cord

discs which has affected him since the mid-

1980s. Wells sold the medal to a Connecti-

cut memorabilia collector a few years ago

due to personal hardships. That collector has

now put the "Miracle" medal on the market.

Phil Castinetti, owner of Sportsworld, Inc.,

in Saugus, Mass., is helping to a find a buyer.

Castinetti hopes Wells' gold medal will sell

for around $125,000. There are only 20

medals out there. If no buyer is found, it will

go to auction.

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3HUGEEstate SALES

October 2nd - 9th and 16th. The Meador and Leath Estates

October 2nd October 9th October 16th

Saturday, October - 2nd, 10 A.M. CST Saturday, October 9th - 10 A.M. CST Saturday, October - 16th 9 A.M. CSTMACON COUNTY

5164 OLD LAFAYETTE RD

JUST OFF NEW HWY. 52.THE RICHARD (BODENE) MEADOR ESTATE

LOCATED approximately 5 miles West of Lafayette and 6.5 milesEast of Westmoreland, just of Hwy. 52. From Gallatin, take 31ENorth to Westmoreland, turn right and go 6.5 miles and see auctionsigns.

For More info see www.carmanrealestate.com SELLER: The Heirs of the late Richard Meador Barry Jenkins &

Ferrell Meador, Co-Personal RepresentativesAUCTIONEERS: Gene, Darrell & Matthew Carman For More

Information contact Darrell Carman or Matthew Carman @ 615-666-2783 or Toll Free @ 1-888-308-6286

WESTERN MACON COUNTYSILOAM & WESTSIDE

COMMUNITIES The Jack Leath Estate

LOCATED at 10398 Old Hwy. 52. DIRECTIONS From Gallatin,take 31E North to Westmoreland, turn right on Hwy. 52, go to How-ell Road, turn left, then right on Old 52, go approximately 1 mile andsee auction property on left.

REAL ESTATESELLS AT NOON

NO BUYER’S PREMIUM

51.83 CHOICE ACRES SELLING IN 5

TRACTS - 2 HOMES - SOME OUT-

STANDING CROPLAND - SUPER NICE 3 BEDROOM BRICK

& VINYL HOME - 2-1/2 BATHS - LARGE MASTER BED-

ROOM & BATH SUITE WITH WHIRLPOOL TUB - BEAUTI-

FUL CABINETS THRU-OUT - ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE -

ANOTHER 1-1/2 STORY COUNTRY HOME WITH LARGE

SHADE TREES AND ANOTHER DETACHED GARAGE - A

LARGE METAL SHOP & UTILITY BUILDING WITH

KITCHEN & 1/2 BATH ANTIQUES AND GLASSWARE GA-

LORE! - HUNDREDS OF PIECES OF GLASSWARE - BEAU-

TIFUL FURNITURE - MARBLE TOP TABLES - QUILTS &

LINENS - OVER 75 PIECES OF IRON WARE (GRISWOLD &

WAGNER WARE) - LARGE COLLECTION OF CROCK

PIECES - WOODWORKING

TOOLS - GARDEN TOOLS -

SUPER A TRACTOR & CULTI-

VATORS - GUNS

MACON COUNTY LAFAYETTE - 508 CHURCH STREET

KNOWN AS THE JESSIE MAE MEADOR LEATH ESTATE

LOCATED at 508 Church Street in Lafayette, TN. FROM HWY 52 &ELLINGTON DRIVE INTERSECTION (at Walgreens & TractorSupply), take Ellington Drive to 4 way stop at Value Plus and ChurchStreet, turn right and house will be on left.

NICE BRICK HOME - 2 BEDROOMS - 2 FULL BATHS - HARD-

WOOD FLOORING - C/H/A - DOUBLE FIREPLACE - AN ADDI-

TIONAL DETACHED 18 X 30 BRICK BUILDING (FORMERLY A

BEAUTY SHOP) LARGE PAVED PARKING AREA - ALL ON A

PRETTY TREE STUDDED LOT - ANTIQUES - GLASSWARE

FURNITURE - GONE WITH THE WIND MEMORABILIA -

CROCK PIECES - GRANDFATHER CLOCK AN ALL DAY SALE!

4.97 ACRES IN 4 TRACTS - A PRESTIGEOUS LATE 1940'S 4

BEDROOM, 1-1/2 STORY BRICK HOME W/ATTACHED

CARPORT - HARDWOOD FLOORING - FIREPLACE - CITY

WATER - LONG BLACKTOP ROAD FRONTAGE

LARGE GUN COLLECTION (Approx. 40-Browning, Remington,

Winchester, Rugers) - LOTS OF GOLD & SILVER COINS

POCKET KNIVES GALORE (Case, Boker, Hen & Rooster) - 1973

MACH 1 MUSTANG (In great condition) - 2002 BUICK LeSABRE

(W/67,536 actual miles) - 1996 FORD XLT - 1996 FORD RANGER -

CHEVY S10 - 550 KAWASAKI MULE NASCAR COLLECTIBLES

- ANTIQUES - FARM EQUIPMENT - A HUGE COLLECTION -

ALL, ALL, ALL DAY SALE!TRACT SIZES ARE AS FOLLOWS: Tract #1-1.31 acres with 210 ft. of roadfrontage, Tract #2-1.33 acres with brick house & 141 ft. of road frontage, Tract#3 -1.33 acres with barn & 178 ft. of road frontage, Tract #4 -1.00 acres with 353ft. of road frontage.

For More info see www.carmanrealestate.com TENTS - CHAIRS AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE

SELLER: Barry Jenkins, Co-Personal Representative of

The William (Jack) Leath Estate

AUCTIONEERS: Gene, Darrell & Matthew Carman

For More Information contact Darrell Carman or Matthew

Carman @ 615-666-2783 or Toll Free @ 1-888-308-6286

For More info see www.carmanrealestate.com SELLER: The Heirs of the late Richard Meador

Barry Jenkins & Ferrell Meador, Co-Personal Representatives

AUCTIONEERS: Gene, Darrell & Matthew Carman

For More Information contact Darrell Carman or Matthew Carman

@ 615-666-2783 or Toll Free @ 1-888-308-6286

NO BUYER'S PREMIUM

INSPECTION: The purchasers are encouraged and advised to make any and all kindsof inspections of this property prior to sale date. Purchaser will purchase this property“AS IS. WHERE IS.” on the day of the sale and will waive the 10 day right to a leadbased paint inspection.

NOTE FROM AGENT:Jessie Mae Meador owned andoperated a very successfulbeauty shop at this location formany years. This is a comfort-able home and well located andis A CHOICE PIECE OFREAL ESTATE! BE SURETO CHECK THIS PROP-ERTY OUT!

TERMS: REAL ESTATE -15% down day of sale, balancewith deed. Some excellent bankterms are available to qualifiedbuyers. Contact agent prior tosale for more information.PERSONAL PROPERTY -Cash or verifiable check on dayof sale. INSPECTION: The pur-chasers are encouraged and ad-vised to make any and all kindsof inspections of this propertyprior to sale date. Purchaserwill purchase this property “ASIS. WHERE IS.” on the dayof the sale and will waive the 10day right to a lead based paintinspection.

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22-- DDAAYY EESSTTAATTEE AAUUCCTTIIOONNTHURSDAY, SEPT. 30th, 9:00 A.M. & SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 9:00 A.M.

838 COLLEGE STREET • PORTLAND, TENNESSEETOOLS • PRIMITIVE ITEMS • KNIVES • FURNITURE • CLOCKS • VICTROLA • ADVERTISING MEMORBILIA • COIN OPERATED • SCALES & MACHINES • ANTIQUES • WALL TELEPHONE • OLDCASH REGISTERS • COLLECTABLES • HOUSEHOLD GOODS PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE......

MR. ROY & MS. ETHEL GIVENS ESTATE (ETHEL’S ANTIQUES)

TERMS: Cash or good check (positive ID required). SELLER: Mr. Roy and Ms. Ethel Givens Estate. AUCTION AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.NOTE FROM AGENT: WOW,What A Collection!!! WOW,What An Auction!!! Ladies and gentlemen this is an outstanding 2-DAY SALE you willnot want to miss! The Givens Family were certainly well known in the area as Mr. Roy was a mastermind and could fix just about anything, his spe-cialty was clocks, guns and other machines while Ms. Ethel ran “Ethel’s Antiques” for nearly 30 years. You can certainly see by this listing that theywere collectors of many things, some rare and hard to find items. Make plans for both days, Thursday, Sept. 30th & Saturday, October 2nd, 9:00a.m. and we will see you at 838 College Street, Portland, Tennessee.

DIRECTIONS FROM INTERSECTION OF HWY. 52 AND HWY. 109 IN PORTLAND: Take Hwy. 109 traveling North a short distance toCollege Street, left on College Street to sale site on the right (signs posted).

AABBSSOOLLUUTTEE AAUUCCTTIIOONNSATURDAY, OCT. 9th 9:00 a.m. - 194 DAVENPORT LANE • LAFAYETTE, TN(2) DOZERS • (3) TRACTORS • CHEVY 1 TON TRUCK • CATTLE TRAILER • FLATBED GOOSENECK• METAL LATHE • HAY RINGS • METAL SAW • FARM EQUIPMENT • HOBART PORTABLE WELDER• LOTS OF TOOLS & SHOP EQUIPMENT • TORCH SET • GUNS • (1 OWNER) 1964 PONTIAC 2 DOORHARDTOP (389 W/3-2 BARRELS) PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE..... MR. KENNETH DAVENPORT ESTATE

DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPERWALMART: Take Hwy. 52 By-Pass traveling east to Browns Road (@ the Webbtown Community),right on Browns Road, left on Union Camp Road to Davenport Lane, right on Davenport Lane to sale site @ the end of the road.

THERE IS SIMPLY TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST. GO TO www.benbrayrealestate.comFOR FULL DETAILS ON THIS AMAZING 2 DAY AUCTION!

TOOLS • TOOLS • TOOLS: Vise, hydraulic jacks, Linde track burner, pipe wrenches, hand tools (wrenches, rachets, sockets, screwdrivers, ham-mers and more), Porta Mag drill press, tap &die set, pipe threader, bolt cutter, drill bits, ¾” socket set, B&D No. 8 drill, Furnas metal lathe, grinders,sanders, air tools, Sioux #10 1 hp HD bench grinder, Sears battery charger, torch gauges, torch set, chain hoist, wood chisels, Sears mitre saw, creeper,sump pump, trolley, cclamps, nails, bolts & other hardware, fence charger, scoop, well pump, floor jack, Porta power, hand saw, Niagra #3 metal shear,metal saw (10x10 capacity), hydraulic dolley, post driver, fence stretcher, chain saws, log chains, boomin dogs, cane hook, pulleys, drill press, anvil,welding supplies, Hobart welder, garden tools, grinding disc, paint gun, handyman jack, post hole digger, grease gun, welding rod box, 2 wheel dol-ley, generator, shop table, metal tubing, metal pipe, metal cabinet, caster wheels, metal shelf, 4’x8’ sheet metal. TRACTORS • DOZERS • TRUCKS:Farmall 560 tractor w/loader (bucket & spear), Farmall H tractor w/ 3 pt. hitch & front end loader (bucket & spear) recently rebuilt, Farmall Cub trac-tor w/cultivators, corn planter and side dresser, John Deere “50” tractor (not running), Farmall C tractor (not running), Farmall 560 diesel tractor (notrunning), Farmall F-30 steel wheel tractor (not running), International 340 dozer (extra trans. & final drive), Caterpillar D-7 dozer, Caterpillar D-7 dozer(not running), 1974 Chevrolet 1- ton flat bed, 1974 Ford F150 4x4 (not running). FARM TOOLS • EQUIPMENT: Hobart 250 amp/40 volt portablegas welder, portable generator w/diesel engine, Rawhide 16 ft. cattle trailer, 18 ft. flatbed gooseneck, IH sickle mower, IH side delivery rake, MF sidedelivery rake, Servis 5 ft. bush hog, Bush Hog 7 ft. pull type bush hog, Ford 309 2-row planter, John Deere 6 ft. drag disc, Ellis 1-row tobacco setter,hay rings, feed troughs, cattle head catch, cattle panels, farm gates, metal “T” posts, rebar posts, 1-roll woven wire, hay spear, 3 pt. hitch HD boom,fuel tank w/stand, Fimco spot sprayer, hydraulic cylinders, PTO shafts, drag chain, 2 wheel trailer, Poulan weed eater, wheel barrow, rake teeth,Ramsey electric winch, top links, Farmall wheel weights, “new” electric motor, Alamo boom mower. ANTIQUE CAR: 1964 Pontiac Catalina Ven-tura 2 door hardtop, 389 engine w/(3) 2 barrel carbs, 3 spd. on the column, black interior, (original 1-owner car), Pontiac 389 engine w/(3) 2 barrelcarbs. GUNS: Iver Johnson “Champion” 16 gauge shotgun, Remington “The Matchmaster” 22 al. model 513-T rifle. PRIMITIVE ITEMS: Cross cutsaw, wash kettle, dinner bell, old bottles & jars, old oil cans, Ford wrench & oil can, #2 corn grinder, cast iron bean kettle, cast iron boiler, bee smoker,buggy lantern, Fairbanks 100 lb. scales, minnow bucket, wash board, Black Hawk corn sheller, Red Jacket water pump, horse collar, lead meltingot, old set floor scales, old steel wheels. SELLER: Ms. Barbara Davenport. TERMS: Cash or good check. AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232. NOTEFROM AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen, this is a HUGE ESTATE AUCTION!We have tractors, farm equipment, dozers, trucks, tools, guns, primitiveitems and more. Mark your calendar now and be with us on Saturday, October 9th, 9 a.m. @ 194 Davenport Lane in Lafayette, Tennessee.

CORRECTION NOTICEIn the September 10, 2010 issue of The Auction Report, we reported that Music City Auc-tion’s “Popular 4th Wednesday Auction Moving to 4th Friday”. This was in error. The 4thWednesday Auction will be moved to the 3rd Friday of each month. We regret this errorand hope it has not created confusion for our readers or Music City Auction’s followers.Please note the current advertisement for the 3rd Friday Auction is on page 1 of this issue.

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Haywood Lane

8 ACRES INDAVIDSON CO.

Largest single tract inDavidson County sellsat auctionIf you ever wished you could live in the

country but not give up the conveniences

of the city then you could have had it all on

September 18.

McLemore Auction Co., LLC. sold this

beautiful city retreat which included a

1,702 sq. ft. home, at Absolute Auction for

$242,500.

The estate

has been in

the posses-

sion of one

family since

the 1950’s

The property has five improvements built

at different times by the Ferrells since they

purchased the land: a home, a cabin, a

shed, a storage building and a barn. The

home has two bedrooms, a full bathroom

and a den with a glazed brick floor and

open beam ceiling.

A screened-in-porch and solid wood deck

on the back of this lovely home, provide a

peaceful vantage point for relaxing and en-

joying this expansive and unique property.

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Week’s

Puzzle

1562 Woodlawn Rd. Clarksville, TNDirections From Clarksville: Hwy. 79 South, Left on Woodlawn Rd. Sale on Left. From Dover:Hwy. 79 North, Right on Woodlawn Rd. Sale ahead on left. From Erin: Hwy. 49 West to Dover. Follow Directions from Dover. From Dickson: Hwy 48 North, Left on Hwy 79 South, Left on Wood-lawn Rd. Sale ahead on left. WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS.

The Estate of Marie Bogard

Rub BoardLadder Back ChairsPots & PansSausage MillSmoothing IronsCast Iron SkilletsTrinketsChicken CollectionEgg BasketWelbuilt Range/ovenGibson WasherWhirlpool DryerMetal Kitchen Sink & CabinetWhirlpool Refrigerator/Freezer

Other ItemsToo Numerous To Mention

OCTOBER 2ND, 2010 AT 9:00 AMNO

BUYERSPREMIUM!

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List of Sale ItemsLots of Carnival Glass126 Pieces of Milk GlassFenton Milk GlassIndiana Glass Imperial GlassCobalt Blue GlassWexford Water Pitcher &GlassesWexford Punch Bowl &CupsFostoria Powder DishBows & ButtonsMoon & StarsHen on Nest CollectionDepression GlassPerserve StandFrosted Glass CompoteDiamond Point GlassKings Crown GlasswareFenton GlassTurkey PlatterOatmeal GlassEarly American PressGlassMcCoy Cookie JarFire KingStar of David

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TROUSDALE COUNTY – HARTSVILLE TENNESSEE

The H.B. Cunningham Farm41 ACRES - 4 BEDROOM – 3.5 BATH HOME- IN-GROUND POOL – HUGE 8488

SQ. FT. KIRBY BUILDING WITH 1450 SQ. FT OFFICE/REC ROOM/WETBAR/HUGE SHOW ROOM WITH CHECKER BOARD FLOOR 3 BARNS – LARGEPOND – PAVED DRIVEWAY – FRONTS 2 ROADS – SUPER TERMS – PUBLIC

WATER & SEWER AVAILABLE – 74 CAMARO DRAG CAR – COLLECTIBLES –HOUSEHOLD ITEMS – PATIO FURNITURE GARDEN AND HAND TOOLS – FARM

EQUIPMENT – GOLF CART

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Red Boiling Springs (615) 699-2859 Harsville (615) 374-4694

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***SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH. 2010 AT 9:00 A.M. CST***LOCATION: Located at 814 McMurry Blvd Hartsville, Tennessee. From Hartsville take Hwy 25 E. (Carthage Hwy/ McMurry Blvd).See auction signs posted at 814 McMurry Blvd.From Nashville take I-40 East to the Hwy 231 exit in Lebanon, go up the ramp and turn left onto Hwy 231, go 13 miles to the intersection of Hwy 25, turn right onto Hwy 25, go 6 milesand see signs posted at 814 McMurry Blvd.. From Lebanon take Hwy 231 N go 12 miles to the intersection of Hwy 25, turn right onto Hwy 25 East, go 6 miles and see auction signs postedat 814 McMurry Blvd. From Gallatin take Hwy 25 East go 17 miles through Hartsville and see auction signs posted at 814 McMurry Blvd. From Carthage Dixon Springs Hwy ( Hwy 25West) go 18 miles and see auction signs posted at 814 McMurry Blvd.

REAL ESTATE: Has been surveyed, platted and calculated to be sold in 7 beautiful tracts.

Tract #1 - 5.25 ac Tract #4 - 7.42 acTract #2 - 13.31ac Tract #5 - 5.01 acTract #3 - 5.27 ac Tract #6 – 5.01 ac

Tract #7 – 3.88 acTract #1 features long Hwy 25 frontage and a great building site. Tract #2 consists of the lovely custom built home with 3 bed-

rooms and 2.5 baths on the main floor. Huge master suite with deck overlooking pool – large den with fireplace – sunken living

room - formal dining room – kitchen with eat in area – large utility room and storage room – Bottom floor features large den –

wet bar - one bedroom and full bath all over looking patio and in-ground pool. Another large patio is off the main floor den. This

tract also features a huge Kirby Building with 3 central heat and air systems, a 1450 sq. ft. office area that sports a waiting area/

Rec. room/ wet bar/ Rest room / huge checker board floor car storage and show room/Storage room/ all insulated and heated and

cooled. Also two good barns and a wide blacktop driveway. Tracts 3 & 4, 5 & 6 features road frontage on Sam Beasley Road

and each one offers great building sites. Tract #3 has a large building with a concrete floor. Tract #4 has a huge pond. TRACT

# 7 IS AT THE CORNER OF Sam Beasley Road and Lock Six Road. It offers public water & sewer. Great development tract.AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This exclusive estate is one of the show places in this area. Everything is manicured to perfection.

Location, public sewer and water make the future potential of this property jump off the charts. And now is the best time for you

to buy real estate! Mark your calendar and be at 814 McMurry Blvd Hartsville, Tennessee at 9 a.m. Call today for a free color

brochure with survey plat and COME! LOOK! BUY

REASON FOR THE SALE: Due to the death of his beloved wife, legendary car dealership owner H. B. Cunningham is choos-

ing to down size and move into a smaller home. This property must go and all these fine personal property items must go.

DRAG CAR: BEING SOLD WITH RESERVE - 1974 Camaro all steel except hood and bumpers – 406 cubic small block

on alcohol – 1150 CFM Dominator Carb – Brodix tract 1 heads – 4200 TCZ transmission with blow proof case with less than 50

passes – MSD Pro Billit Distributor – Dara 60 rear end with 556 gears – 6 AL Box – 3 stop delay – the wiring in the car allows

it to convert to a bad street car – 750 to 800 HP – multiple title winner. - driver (190 lbs) and car weigh in at 2970 lbs. – It is ready

to drag!!! And the title is available!

COLLECTIBLES AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Antique oak china cabinet - Victrola - wooden high chair – cedar chest –

round top trunk – crock churn – perfume bottles – early American Fostoria – vases – W. C. Fields prints & frame – Richard Petty

autographed print – slate top pool table with sticks/racks/etc. – couch, loveseat and matching chair – matching lamps – Rattan Patio

furniture – huge like new stainless steel grill – rolling chopping block – free standing swing – picnic table – patio table, chairs

and umbrellas – large formal dining room table with 8 chairs and buffet – large horizontal china cabinet – 60’s half moon sofas

– recliners – entertainment center – several large screen TV’s – smaller TV’s – VCR’s - DVD’s - computer systems - magazine

tables - - 2 tall oak round bar tables with four chairs each – 14 large bar stools – couches – office desk and credenza – office desk

chair - 2 large blue chairs – poker table – mounted ducks – Whirlpool upright freezer –toaster oven – microwave - Singer auto-

matic sewing machine and cabinet – luggage – Christmas decorations – Old snow sleds – little red wagon and much more.GOLF CART: Like new Yamaha electric golf cart with charger – used at car dealership – ready to go.FARM EQUIPMENT, TOOLS AND MORE: 5.3 Chevy engine in crate with less than 6000 miles on engine – 501 Ford sickle mower– 5 ft. bush hog – box scrapper – 3 pt. hitch pick up disc. 3 pt. hitch hay forks – 3 pt. hitch utility hauler – small John Deere lawn mowertractor – stainless steel tool boxes – steel goose neck plate – cultivators – tator diggers – acetylene tanks – car jacks – air jack – car stands– battery chargers – pressure washers – 4 welders – ( one collectible round welder) – 3 pt. hitch post hole diggers – fuel tank – fuel handpump – metal cabinets – wheel rims – like new tires – heavy duty shop bench – huge table – vise – large grinder - 2 bottom 16 in plow– chain drag – hay elevator - extension ladder – 10 ft. wooden step ladder – step ladder – bush whacker ( walk behind ) – Weed eaters –3 pt. hitch sprayer – 2 other sprayers – hand sprayers – fence stretchers – plastic fuel cans – metal cabinet – metal shelves – garden tools– hand tools – electric tools – air tools – top of the line saddle with ornate design – bridles – 2 blower shop heaters – upright propane shopheater – floor buffer – Titan paint sprayer – car covers – Matco tools plasma cutting system – old tire balancers - old frame pulling tools– Honda irrigation pump – irrigation hoses – old snack machine – window AC unit – exercise bike – small trampoline – Cannon copier– Sony boom box – generator – compressor – shop vac – 3 pt. hitch seed/fertilizer spreader – large metal press – and much, much moretoo numerous to mention. TERMS: 20% DOWN THE DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE [ A NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT ]AND SIGN THE SALES AGREE-MENT AND THE REMIANING 80% DUE IN FULL AT CLOSING OR ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING TERMS OFFERED BY CITI-ZENS BANK OF HARTSVILLE, TN ON ACREAGE TRACTS, 20% DOWN AND THE REMAINING 80% PAYABLE MONTHLYOVER 5 TO 20 YEARS (Bank’s discretion) WITH 6% INTEREST FOR THE FIRST YEAR. INTEREST TO BE ADJUSTED ANNU-ALLY TO BE THE BASE LENDING RATE OF THE BANK.. OR YOU MAY PAY CASH. PERSONAL PROPERTY: CASH ORGOOD CHECK DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE. TERMS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE CITIZENS BANK ON HOUSE TRACT #2TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. CONTACT TRACY BELCHER AT THE CITIZENS BANK FOR LOAN INFORMATION (615)374-2265.

SELLER: H. B. Cunningham CLOSING ATTORNEY: Betty Lou Taylor 615-374-3004

AUCTIONEERS: Gene Carman III , and Ray Carman. Call 615-374-4694 Toll Free 877-374-4694

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