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Rare baseball cards from Ohio sellwell at auctionTOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Century-oldbaseball cards discovered in an Ohioattic sold big at an auction but they aren'tgoing to make anyone super-rich. That'sbecause the cards and the money arebeing evenly divided among 20 cousins.

A sampling of the treasure trove that hadbeen untouched for 100 years was soldThursday night during the NationalSports Collectors Convention in Balti-more, Md. The 37 baseball cards featur-ing the likes of Hall of Famers Ty Cobb,Cy Young and Honus Wagner fetched acombined $566,132 in brisk online andlive bidding. They were expected tobring about $500,000.

Family member Karla Hench, whohelped uncover the cards, said theybrought "fantastic prices." She said fam-ily members were thrilled by the results."We're very excited that we can allshare in this find," she said.

Chris Ivy, director of sports auctions atHeritage Auctions, which conducted thesale, said two lots were sold to Internetbidders and the third went to a bidderpresent at the auction. The auctionhouse declined to identify the winningbidders.

"It was a lot of fun," he said. "The roomwas packed."

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ANTIQUE & CLASSIC CARS~GAS PUMPS~MISC

SATURDAY AUG 18th @ 9:00 A.M.2745 PIONEER DRIVE ~ BOWLING GREEN KY

Directions:From Bowling Green I-65 take exit 20 onto the Natcher Parkway towards

Owensboro go 3.5 miles take exit 6 Hwy 31-W North 1 mile turn left onto Dishman Lane go ½ mile turn

left onto Pioneer Drive to Auction Site. Signs Posted

AUCTION

TERMS & CONDITIONS: 6% Buyers Premium. All Bidders Must Register With Photo I.D. Payment in Full With Cash,Check,Credit Card, or Debit Card Day of Auction. There Will Be a 3% Convenience Fee Added to All Debit or Credit Card Purchases. All Personal Property Sold AS IS WHERE IS With No Warranty Expressed or Implied. All Announcements Made Day of Auction Take Precedence Over All Advertisements. Sellers Nor Agent Responsible For Accidents.All Catalogs Are Believed to be Correct However,Bidders Should Satisfy Themselves to The Description And Condition of Each Item.Neither The Sellers or Auction Company Will be Held Liable For Any Errors or Incorrections.

RUSSELL MILLS SANDY MILLS

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OF ITEMS:

1978 CHEVY MALIBU WAGON~1979 PONTIAC STATION WAGON~1970 C H E V R O L E T C H E V E L L E ~ 1 9 7 9 CHEVROLET CORVETTE~2004 FORD DUALLY~1965 DIDGE CORONET~1970 PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER~2001 FORD

MUSTANG~1986 CHEVROLET CAMARO~1968 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE~1966 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE~1969 OLDS 442~1977

C H E V R O L E T C O R V E T T E ~ 1 9 6 4 C H E V R O L E T C H E V E L L E ~ 1 9 7 3 PLYMOUTH CUDA~1967 CHEVROLET NOVA CHEVY II~1987 BUICK GRAND N A T I O N A L ~ 1 9 7 1 D O D G E C H A L L E N G E R ~ 1 9 7 2 C H E V R O L E T CHEVELLE CONVERTIBLE SS~1949 CHEVROLET 3100 PICK UP~1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIVERY~1970 C H E V R O L E T N O VA ~ 1 9 6 5 P O N T I A C GTO~1967 CHEVROLET CHEVELLE~1963

CHEVROLET PANEL TRUCK~1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO~1941 WILLY’S COUPE(PRO STREET)~1937 CHEVROLET 3 WINDOW COUPE STEEL STREET ROD~1954 CHEVROLET 3100 PICKUP~1970 PLYMOUTH CUDA~1968 CHEVROLET CAMARO~1969 PONTIAC GTO “JUDGE”~2004 CHEVROLET CORVETTE C O N V E R T I B L E ~ 1 9 8 0 C H E V R O L E T CORVETTE~1963 DODGE POLORA~1937 C H RY S L E R R O YA L 4 D O O R ~ 2 0 0 9 F O R D

SHELBY GT500 COUPE~1972 CHEVROLET CAMARO Z28~1972 PLYMOUTH CUDA~1965 FORD MUSTANG GT CONVERTIBLE~2002 VOLVO S60~1941 FORD COUPE~YAMAHA GOLF CART~HARLEY DAVIDSON GOLF CART~TEXACO GLASS GLOBE GAS P U M P ~ S I N C L A I R D I N O S U P R E M E G A S PUMP~MOBILGAS GAS PUMP~MUCH MUCH MORE!

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Elle’s KitchenChili Crusted Turkey

Cutlets with EnchiladaSauce

1 12-ounce package Butterball® Fresh

Boneless Turkey Breast Cutlets

1/2 cup cornmeal

2 teaspoons chili powder (2 to 3 tea-

spoons)

1 tablespoon olive oil

1 10-ounce can enchilada sauce

1/2 cup fine shredded taco cheese

Combine cornmeal and chili powder; dip

cutlets to coat both sides. Heat olive oil

in large skillet over high heat until hot;

brown cutlets 1 minutes on each side.

Pour enchilada sauce over cutlets.

Cover and heat for 3 to 4 minutes. Top

with cheese; serve.

Cherry Cashew Cookies

iNGREDIENTS:

1 cup butter or margarine, softened

3/4 cup granulated sugar

3/4 cup firmly packed brown sugar

2 eggs

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon baking soda

1 10-ounce package vanilla milk chips

OR1 2/3 cups coarsely chopped white

chocolate

1 1/2 cups dried tart cherries

1 cup lightly salted cashews

DIRECTIONS:

1. In a large mixing bowl, combine

butter, granulated sugar, brown sugar,

eggs and vanilla. Mix with electric mixer

on medium speed until thoroughly

mixed. Combine flour and baking soda;

gradually add flour mix ture to butter

mixture. Stir in vanilla milk chips, dried

cherries and cashews. Drop by rounded

tablespoonfuls onto ungreased baking

sheets.

2.Bake in a preheated 375º oven 12 to

15 minutes, or until golden brown. Let

cool on wire racks; store in a tightly cov-

ered container.

Serving size: 1 cookie

ACROSS1 __-a-sketch5 French money

10 Insert13 Bog15 Cargo vessel16 Little17 Muscle18 Raccoon-like animal19 Reduced (abbr.)20 Male offspring21 Hit a fly23 Rub clean25 Bride's headdress26 Irreverence28 Adrift31 Birds “thumb”32 Breakable33 Unite in alliance34 Doctoral degree37 Rive38 Curt40 Scat!41 Cooky42 Martial art43 Composure44 Cigar45 More packed46 Tarmac49 Employ50 1997 Madonna movie51 Containers52 Unrefined metal55 Toddler56 European nation59 Coaxed61 Admiration62 Figure out63 Strange64 Acid drug65 Shapes66 Pennsylvania (abbr.)

DOWN1 Tides2 Tropical edible root3 Greenish-blue color4 In what manner5 Central6 Revel7 Wing8 Mesh9 Done in crisp nature

10 Knowing11 Beginning of career or course12 Bowler14 Break the seal of22 Intelligence24 Central Intelligence Agency25 Inane26 Evils27 Very slow horse28 Big hairdo29 ___ Estaire30 Perch31 Moses' brother34 Mr. Donahue35 Nylons36 Worker38 Band instrument39 Swiss-like cheese40 Lone42 Hebrew religion43 Chase44 Feline45 Fruit46 Bronze47 Expresses48 Quoted49 President Rutherford B.51 Boulevard (abbr.)52 Giant53 Tack54 Adam's garden57 Also58 Entire60 Representative

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FOR THE SCRUGGS ESTATE1013 SQ. FT. HOME / IN NEED OF REPAIR AND UPDATING

97 OLDS CUTLASS / HOOSIER CABINET / BED ROOM SUITES / SOFASLINDEN CLOCK / CANDY DISHES / CHAIRS

1205 LILLIAN ST. / EAST EDGEFIELD 37206

THURSDAY - AUGUST 23RD - 10:00 AMDirections: From Nashville take I-65North to Exit 49 Shelby Ave. Right onShelby to South 11th Left to LillianRight to Sale.Real Estate Selling First at 10:00 AM:This approx. 1000 sq. ft. home contains2 bedrooms, large living room, full bath,eat-in kitchen, large utility room, cov-ered front porch, and screened-in roomin back. With some repairs and updat-ing this would make a great home or In-

vestment. Just down the street from Five Points,Minutes from Downtown. One of Nashville’s HOTTESTrevitalization areas.

Personal Property: 1994 Olds Cutlass, Hoosier stylecabinet, miniature red wagon, Linden clock, books, (2)bedroom suites, dining room table and chairs, purses,microwave, old candy dishes, lamps, hall tree, glasses,oil lamps, (2) bowls and pitchers w/ stand, dishes andmuch more.

Terms: Real Estate: CASH. Make Your Own Financialarrangements prior to sale. 15% Earnest Money Day of sale balance at closing. Deed andInsured Title Furnished by Court.

Personal Property: Cash, Visa MasterCard, Discover accepted. Drivers License Requiredfor Bidding Number. Sale # 04512

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REAL ESTATE: Consists of a charming 3-bed-

room brick/vinyl/stone condo that features ap-

prox. 1478 sq. ft. with living room/dining room combination, kitchen complete with cooktop, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and

disposal, utility with pantry, 2 full baths (the master bath has double vanities, separate shower, and garden tub.), walk-in closets,

2-car attached garage, carpet, vinyl, and beautiful cherry hardwood flooring, ceiling fans, and window blinds. House has CH&A,

concrete driveway and sidewalk, patio with wrought-iron fencing, city water and sewer. This home has been well maintained, beau-

tifully landscaped, and would make an ideal home for anyone!

PERSONAL PROPERTY ITEMS: Kenmore appliances (washer, dryer, side by side refrigerator with ice and water in the door),

2 couches with recliners on each end, Phillips large flat screen tv with stand and remote, 2 lighted curio cabinets, glass-top cof-

fee table and end table, glass-top dining table with 4 chairs, fold-top desk, love seat, arm chair, Rattan chairs, sleigh bed with match-

ing end table, 2 dressers with mirrors, computer desks, porch table with 2 chairs and umbrella, Eureka vacuum, HP deskjet 930C

printer, shredder, small Sentry safe, 2-drawer filing cabinets, pictures and frames, figurines, tv trays, candle wall sconces, candles,

lamps, decorative accent pieces, wooden elephants, Calphalon skillets, pots-n-pans, Corelle dishes, plasticware, bakeware, Corn-

ingware, utensils, silverware, kitchen knives, toaster, can opener, coffee maker, waffle maker, omelet maker, toaster oven, Fry

Daddy, deep fryer, blow dryers, music cassettes, telephones, towels, afgans,

plant stand, lawn chairs, hanging plant holders, and much more.

TOOLS, ETC.: Work bench with peg board and magnetic tool holder, hand saws, vise, shop light, step ladders, storage totes,

dolly, electric fan, crow bar, drill, vise scrips, tool box, wrenches, pliers, hammers, hand tools, shelving, lantern, tie straps, rotary

tool kit, jig saw, paint spray gun, shovel, fork, large 2-door storage cabinet, organizer drawer unit, fishing poles, RCA boom box,

cooler, and more!!!

FOR FREE BROCHURE, CALL (615)452-5341 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.CARMANREALESTATE.COM

NOTE FROM AGENT: Real estate is selling absolute to settle an estate!! This is a great opportunity for you, the Buyer!! This

property is in a choice location, has been well maintained, and shows great. We have lots of good items to sell so don’t miss this

auction!!!

TERMS: 10% down day of sale, balance with deed; Or, the Citizens Bank in Gallatin is offering terms to qualified buyers.

Contact Randall Carter at (615) 206-1748 for details.

REFERRING AGENT: Karen Armstrong

SELLERS: The Heirs of Harry Temple, Jr.

AUCTIONEERS:

Gene Carman & Lloyd Andrews (615) 452-5341

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GALLATIN – VILLAGES OF PLANTATION

CHARMING 3 BEDROOM 2-BATH BRICK CONDOMINUM UNIT - 2-CARATTACHED GARAGE – FURNITURE – GLASSWARE - TOOLS & HOUSE-

HOLD ITEMS. THE HARRY TEMPLE, JR., ESTATE PROPERTY

Any Announcement Made Day of Sale Takes Precendence Over Any Printed Advertising

SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, @ 10 A.M.

LOCATED: At 800 S. BrownsLane. Directions from the GallatinSquare, take West Main Street, turnleft on Nashville Pike, left on BrownsLane, right on Lincolnshire, right onDerbyshire, right on Bedfordshire,condominum unit #O1 on right. Seeauction signs posted.

CCHHAANNCCEERRYY CCOOUURRTT AAUUCCTTIIOONN

TRACTOR • TOOLS • EQUIPMENT: Kubota M6800 4x4 tractor w/ROPS and loader (70 hp; 4 cyl. diesel), Buffalo turbine blower, Toro Hydrojet 3000, Befco cyclone flex

finishing mower (bat wing), John Deere 3235A fairway mower, Yazoo zero turn mower, Cushman truckster, John Deere 1200A sand rake, John Deere 2653A tri-plex mower, Toro

Greensmaster 3000 greens mower (4), Jacobsen GKIV greens mower (3), John Deere 2 wheel cart, SDI sprayer w/engine drive, Smithco spray star 1600, Turfco top dresser,

Bench grinder, sand blaster, air compressor, battery charger, portable sprayer, grinder, waste oil pump, vise, parts washer, gas cans, tire changing

station, air tank, drop cord, tire kit, yard tools, seed sower, hand sprayer, leaf blower, weed eater, ladders, cherry picker, space heater, push

mower, water pump, wheel barrow, metal shelving, metal cart, misc. pipe, asst. belts & hoses, nuts & bolts, caulk & glue, metal cabinets, hose reel, weed material, misc. tools & parts, tires &

wheels, generator, fans, measuring wheel, repair manuals.

PRO SHOP INVENTORY: golf hats, golf belts, shirts, vests, sweaters, golf shoes, club covers, golf balls, golf bags, golf gloves, golf tees.

FURNITURE • OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Office desk, office chair, filing cabinet, book case, sofa & chair, patio table & chair, misc. chairs, cabinets, antique sofa table, (2) leather chairs,

coffee table, display table, TV w/remote, display board, antique mantle w/mirror, dining tables & chairs, entertainment center, pictures, lamps, hostess stand, computers w/monitors, HP

copier/scanner/fax/printer, paper cutting board, rolls paper, receipt machine, metal paper holders, calculators, staplers,

Xerox copier, Cleveland golf display, golf teaching aid, kids helper seats.

GOLF COURSE EQUIPMENT • SUPPLIES: greens roller, verticut reels, greens reels, tee markers, hole (cutters, cups,

sizers, wetting tools), chemicals & fertilizers, greens tools w/wheels, top dressing pull behind tools, range ball cart, irriga-

tion control unit, range ball washer, range ball baskets, range ball hand picker, bag & club holders, misc. golf clubs, Cal-

loway display, Izod club table, golf signs & pictures.

COMMERCIAL KITCHEN EQUIPMENT:

Dean gas fryer, food warmer lights, commercial microwave, toaster, refrigerator/freezer, commercial

stove/oven with overhead shelving, dishwasher prep area, food slicer, food warmer, storage racks,

food cart, food racks, warming cabinet, restaurant utensils (dishes, plates, cups & bowls, pots, pans,

trays, knives, spoons, forks), keg dispenser station , mixer, food processor, ice machine, food prep

area w/shelving, overhead shelving, pitchers & coffee pots, omelet ovens, bar stools, beverage cart,

shelving, spice rack, brooms, mop w/bucket, coolers, beverage container, gas grill.

MISC. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Figurines, antique bicycle, flower pots, flags, Christmas decor,

wood columns, stereo, lattice, trash cans, fire extinguisher, water cooler, floral arrangements, clocks,

fire place screen, commercial projector w/screen, surround sound equipment.

TERMS: cash or good check (positive ID required).

AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.

NOTE FROM AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen, this is a court ordered auction, everything must

go!!!! We are offering a wide range of items including a tractor, equipment, tools, furniture, pro shop

inventory, plus commercial kitchen utensils and more. Mark your

calendar and make plans to be

at 1201 Twelve Stones Crossing

on Saturday, August 18th, 10

a.m. and we will see you

there!!!

Information in this ad is believed to be correct but not warranted. Any announcement made day of sale takes precedence over all other advertising.

REAL ESTATE & AUCTION COMPANY672 Hwy. 52 By-Pass W. • Lafayette, TN 37083 • (615) 666-2232

Auction Firm Lic. #194 • Real Estate Lic. #250140 • Ky. Lic. #7189 • Ky. Real Estate Lic. #24023

BEN BRAY, AUCTIONEER • LIC. #4817, BROKER LIC. #262922Timothy Rush, Auctioneer, 666-4506 • Joe Barber, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 888-7099

Greg White, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 633-6624 • Jimmy Cox, Aff. Broker, 666-3645 • Tim McClendon, Aff. Broker, 270-457-4111

Jerry Shoulders, Aff. Broker, 655-3989 • Penny Kirby, Aff. Broker, 388-0441 • Jeremy Robinson, Aff. Broker/App. Auctioneer, 633-8071

Tim Johns, Aff. Broker, 655-2761 • Freddie Fuqua, Aff. Broker, 633-3335 • Helen Howser, Aff. Broker, 888-6709

Daniel Keith, Aff. Broker, 388-8557 • David Painter, Broker, 888-6786 • Jerry McClard, Broker & Auctioneer, 633-8813

Visit our website @ www.benbrayrealestate.com

TENT • CONCESSIONS • PORT-O-JON

KUBOTA M6800 4X4 W/LOADERBEFCO FINISHING MOWER • TORO HYDROJET 3000

JOHN DEERE FINISHING MOWERCUSHMAN TRUCKSTER • JOHN DEERE SAND RAKE

JOHN DEERE CART • AIR COMPRESSOR • GOLF CLUBSRANGE BALL WASHER • ANTIQUE MANTLE • TABLES & CHAIRS

COOKWARE • ICE MACHINE • COMMERCIAL KITCHEN EQUIPMENTOFFICE DESK • PLUS PRO SHOP INVENTORY....

1201 TWELVE STONES CROSSING • GOODLETTSVILLE, TN

ON SITEAUCTION

ALL DAYSALE

RAIN ORSHINE

TENT &CONCESSIONS

In obedience to a decree of the Chancery Court of Sumner County, Tennessee

entered on May 16th, 2012, the following described property of ABCD Sports,

LLC will be sold on the premises to the highest bidder on:

CHANCERY COURT SALE: Ms. Darlene Daughtry, Clerk and Master; Case #2011C-22; Ms. Margo Angell (Petitioner) vs. Mr.

William M. Durham (Respondent); Mr. Joseph Y Longmire Jr. and Daniel L. Wischhof, Attorney.LLOOCCAATTIIOONN:: 11220011 TTWWEELLVVEE SSTTOONNEESS CCRROOSSSSIINNGG,, GGOOOODDLLEETTTTSSVVIILLLLEE,, TTNN

DIRECTIONS FROM GOODLETTSVILLE: Follow Long Hollow Pike (TN-174) to Caldwell Drive @ Walgreens, turn onto Caldwell

Drive to Twelve Stones Crossing; left onto Twelve Stones Crossing, Pro Shop and sale site on the left.

SATURDAY, AUGUSTT 1188tthh

10:00 A.M. (C.S.T.)

NEW YORK – Movie Star Newsamassed a staggering amount of filmstills, posters and negatives over thepast 73 years — nearly 3 million, in-cluding 1,500 prints of Bettie Page,known as the queen of pin-ups.

The legendary Manhattan store cred-ited with creating pin-up art had sold itsentire inventory to a Las Vegas col-lectibles company.

The collection, regarded as one of thelargest of its kind, is headed for theauction block. It will be sold in a seriesof sales slated to begin next year.

The bulk of the collection covers theyears 1939 to 1979; 11,500 movies and5,000 actors are represented.

"This is the most important photoarchive of Hollywood in existence.There are tens of thousands of nega-tives that have never been repro-duced," said Stuart Scheinman,co-owner of Entertainment Collectibles,which bought the collection. "There areimages here that have never been seenby the public."

Collection of nearly 3 million film stills, movie posters,pin-ups headed to auction block

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. . . “Rare”What made this find so special was thatthe 700 cards were nearly pristine, thefinest examples anyone had ever seenfrom an extremely rareseries given out withcandy around 1910.

The best of the bunchwas sold in three lots— one, which sold for$286,800, was anearly complete E98set, the name of thethe series the cardswere issued under,and another was aHonus Wagner cardthat was judged to bein perfect condition byProfessional SportsAuthenticator, a com-pany that grades cardson a 1-to-10 scalebased of their condi-tion. It brought $239,000. A third groupof baseball cards fetched $40,332.

Prices included buyers' premiums.The highest price ever paid for a base-ball card is $2.8 million for a different

Wagner card — a 1909 version pro-duced by the American Tobacco Co.and included in packs of cigarettes.Only about 60 of Wagner's tobaccocards are known to exist after beingpulled from circulation, either because

the ballplayer didn'twant to encouragesmoking among childrenor because he wantedmore money. Sportscard experts who au-thenticated the find inOhio say they cameacross dozens of cardsthat were just about per-fect.

Karl Kissner, who dis-covered the cards inFebruary in the town ofDefiance with Hench,his cousin, said they be-longed to their grandfa-ther, Carl Hench, whodied in the 1940s. Theythink he gave away the

cards at his meat market and stashedthe extras in his attic and forgot aboutthem. The Hench familydecided toevenly split and sell the cards withsome of the proceeds going to charity.

Tennessee Auctioneer Wins InternationalAuctioneer ChampionshipHendersonville, TN – Diamond OchsEnterprises LLC is pleased to an-nounce that Justin Ochs, recently wonthe title of International AuctioneerChampion (IAC) during a competitionat the 63rd International AuctioneersConference and Show in Spokane,Wash.

“I am humbled at the opportunity tocompete with such poised and tal-ented auction professionals,” saidOchs. “It is truly my honor to representthe auction industry as IAC Cham-pion.”

Seventy-nine of the world's top maleand female bid-calling auctioneerscompeted and were judged on theirpresentation, chant, voice timbre,body language, interview answers andother performance elements of effec-tive auctioneering. Since the competi-tion was created in 1988, IACchampions have been considered byindustry professionals to be the bestbid-calling auctioneers in the world.

“I often hear, 'You're not what I ex-

pected' from clients when I show upfor a consultation,” commented Ochs.“I believe the publicoften associatesauctioneers withrural communitiesand livestock barns,but we have an op-portunity to reshapepublic perceptionand re-brand theauctioneer as abusiness profes-sional capable ofmarketing and sell-ing all types of realand personal prop-erty.”

Although Ochs attended many farmand livestock auctions with his familyduring his childhood in Kansas, his am-bition early on was to be a veterinarian,which sent him on a pre-vet track inhigh school and college. Ochs alsoholds a Master’s Degree in Event Man-agement.

see “Championship” next page

REAL ESTATE-Brick home with approx. 4,900 square feet. The kitchen has been updated w/cherry fin-

ish cabinets, double ovens, large island with sink, and walk-in pantry. Home has entry foyer, dining room

w/bay window and built-in china cabinet, office w/bay window, large living room w/stone fireplace, sun-

room, 3 bedrooms, and plenty of storage on the main floor. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, a bath, and 4 large

closets along the hallway. There is a full basement that can be used as an apartment. Basement has kitch-

enette, bath has separate shower and garden tub, and walk-in double closet. There is also a cellar room and

a workroom in the basement. Home has 2 car garage, covered porch perfect for a swing, city utilities and

CHA (almost new). With your imagination and a little sweat equity, this could be one of Portland's show

places.

PERSONAL PROPERTY-Settee, furniture, side table w/drop-leaf sides, hand-made quilts, Hopalong Cas-

sidy children's book, steamer trunk, old reading glasses, Old Mother Hubbard cookie jar, dough bowls,

china, USA pieces, glassware, silver cake stand, silver tiered serving stand, Portland collectibles, costume

jewelry, straight razors, dining table w/chairs,old cloth geisha dolls, Keen Kutter razor strop, rolling pins,

old post cards, walking cane, children's books, Cold Springs School prints signed by Ronnie McDowell,

foreign stamps-Italy, Belguim, Greece, assorted old pitchers (USA), Little Bo Peep USA pitcher, assorted

metal items, flour sifter, snow sled, National Geographic paperback books, ele-

phant clock, hobnail, pink vases w/ruffled edge, oval, clawfoot drop-leaf din-

ing table, whiskey decanters, Metlox Poppytrax USA dishes, 1847 Rogers Bros

sliver service set, copper kettle, Kerley's copper ash tray, several handmade

glass pieces made by Kerley sisters, graniteware canister set, stock certificate-

Portland Livestock Sales, war ration books, children's teaset in case, Big Bird

cookie jar, large unique geographical collection from middle TN, metal toys,

old metal train track, shadow box frame, collection well worn Barbies, Lionel train set complete w/trans-

former, maple drop-leaf dining table w/4 chairs, Amish drop-leaf table w/spin-

dle bench and 2 chairs, cord bottom petite chair, butcher block island table w/4

drawers, ornate oak dresser w/swivel mirror, chestnut 4-drawer dresser (no

top), mounted bob cat, small antique oak secretary, and much more.

NOTES-We are very please to offer at auction the "Kerley House". A beauti-

ful brick home on a corner lot and a large yard. Most of the furniture and glass-

ware came from the J.E. Kerley and Sons store which was known throughout

Sumner County.

TERMS-

Real Estate-15% down day of sale with balance on or before 30 days from sale date. Taxes to be prorated

and Seller to provide a good deed.

Personal Property-Cash or check day of sale.

DIRECTIONS-From I-65N Exit 117 right on Hwy 52, left on Hwy 109, right on McGlothlin Street (beside

Farmers Bank), cross railroad tracks, immediate left on N. Russell Street to sale on right. Signs posted.

EESSTTAATTEE AAUUCCTTIIOONNSaturday, August 18, 2012 @10:00 A.M.

"Kerley House"

421 N. Russell Street-Portland, TN 37148Brick Home-Antiques-Furniture

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David Allen, Auctioneer #5600Music City Auction TN FL 4976

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RARELY THESE DAYS DOES A FARM WITH THIS MUCH LAND COME UP FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. THIS BREATHTAKING PROPERTY WILL BE A GREAT INVESTMENT WHATEVER YOUR DESIRES MAY BE. EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES WITH WATER, ELECTRICITY AND SOIL SITES, PLUS TEN OF THE TRACTS

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DIRECTIONS: From I-24 take Exit 81A (South Church St/Shelbyville) Go approximately 1.5 miles Take right onto Barfi eld Crescent Road. Go 5 miles to Midland Road. Take a left and farm will be 2.5 miles down on your left. Look for signs.

THE WEST FORK OF STONES RIVERRUNS THRU THE MIDDLE OF THE FARM.

OVER 3800 FT. OF ROAD FRONTAGE ON MIDLAND ROAD.

In 2004, he started an announcingbusiness, which eventually led him toenroll at Missouri Auction School. Fol-lowing auction school, Ochs’s careergained momentum rapidly as someo f t h e largest auction companiesin the world contracted his services.

In 2009, Ochs was pre-sented an opportunity to tryout for the esteemed Bar-rett-Jackson, “The World’sGreatest Collector Car Auc-tion”, and secured a positionon the auction team duringthe live-broadcast on theSPEED channel.

“I believe auctioneers willcontinue to play a vital rolein the economy in the nextfive years, especially in real estate,”Ochs noted. “There are a ton of vacantproperties on the books that haven'teven hit the market yet, and the auc-tion method of accelerated marketingwill realize fair market value for theseproperties.

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. . “Championship” continuedpion, Lynne Zink, Ochs will serve as aspokesperson and ambassador for thequarter-trillion dollar auction industry.He lives in Hendersonville, Tenn., withKelly, his wife, and their son, Weston.Ochs currently serves as a director onth e Te n n e s s e e A u c t i o n e e r ' s

Association board and is the2010 Tennessee Bid CallingChampion. He has alsobeen a member of the auc-tion staff for the All AmericanQuarter Horse CongressSuper Sale in Columbus,Ohio, the AQHA WorldChampionship Sale in Okla-homa City, Okla. and RitchieBros. Auctioneers inNashville.

Diamond Ochs Enterprises LLC spe-cializes in auction marketing and saleof Middle Tennessee residential andcommercial real estate, farms andland, along with farm machinery, heavyequipment and other assets. For moreinformation, call 615-507-5984 or visitwww.tennesseeauctioneer.com .

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Steve McQueen's 'Le Mans ' wrist-watch auctioned fornearly $800K

LOS ANGELES (AP) - A watchworn by Steve McQueen in thefilm Le Mans sold for nearly$800,000 at an auction of filmmemorabilia.

The auction house Profiles inHistory said Tuesday the Heuerwrist watch sported by the actorin the 1971 action movie sold for$799,500. A signed U.S. pass-port belonging to McQueenfetched $46,125.

Other items that were sold in-cluded a miniature drop-shipused in Aliens for $225,000;Groucho Marx's wire-rimglasses from A Night at theOpera for $86,100; and VivienLeigh's hat from Gone with theWind for $67,650.

One bidder coughed up $98,400for Marlon Brando's assassina-tion jacket from The Godfather.A personal copy of the 1971film's script signed by Brandowent for $55,000. All pricesquoted are inclusive of a 23%buyer's premium.

The buyers were not identified.

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