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Ron GregoryREALTY & AUCTION, INC500 Kasper Way ~ Goodlettsville, TN 37072

615~851~9115 Cell: 615-943-2309

Saturday, June 20th, 11:00 a.m.MAC ROBINSON FARM

972 Ryes Chapel Road, Montgomery County

Southside, Tennessee

190 Beautiful Acres!20 Separate Tracts!

5.07 Acres to 28.82 Acres.Nice 4-Bedroom, 2-Bath Frame

Home - Guest House - Shed -Barns Ponds - City Water - SepticApproved Non-Qual i fyingOwner Terms Restricted

190 Beautiful Acres!20 Separate Tracts!

5.07 Acres to 28.82 Acres.

Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all other advertising.

15 Miles Southwest of Clarksville, Tennessee

Directions: From Clarksville, take Hwy. 13, go 8.1 miles, stay left on Hwy. 48South; go 3.1 miles to left on Grays Chapel Road; go 3/10th mile to right on OldHwy. 48 to left on Ryes Chapel Rd3/10th mile to Auction on right.

Dont take this farm auction lightly!

This beautiful farm is green, level to

rolling pasture, woods, ponds and barn,

backing up to Little Bartons Creek which sur-rounds Tracts 1-9. Tract #17 is also improved with a 2-

bedroom, 1 bath guest house. Also includes garage/storage shed.

ALSO SELLING FARM EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING

2000 FORD TRACTOR AND 1993 JEEP WRANGLER.For a virtual tour or this beautiful property . . .

Go to www.rongregoryauctions.comTERMS: Buyer to invest a total amount of 20% of the purchase price: 15% non-re-fundable due date of sale; additional 5% due at closing; balance amortized over 20years, including 6% interest, principal and interest paid monthly. Balance becomesdue and payable end of second year OR 15% non-refundable day of sale, balance

w/deed and title. Sale to close 30 days or sooner from date of auction.

ATTENTION: FARM SEEKERS HOME

BUILDERS HORSEMEN -HUNTERS

ATTENTION: FARM SEEKERS HOMEBUILDERS HORSEMEN -HUNTERS

Auctioneers of Prime Properties

ThisAuctionisAbsolute!HIGHBIDDER

WINS!


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APRICOT HONEY GRILLED CHICKEN

Sweet mellow flavors of apricot and honey

complement the savory oregano and pep-

per rub on these grilled chicken breasts.

Preparation time: 10 min Grilling time:

15 min Yield: 4 servings

Glaze Ingredients:

1 tablespoon Butter

1/4 cup chopped onion

1/3 cup apricot spreadable fruit

2 tablespoons honey

1 teaspoon freshly grated lemon peel

Chicken Ingredients:

1/2 teaspoon dried oregano leaves

1/4 teaspoon salt1/4 teaspoon pepper

4 (4-ounce) boneless skinless chicken

breast halves.

Heat gas grill on medium or charcoal grill

until coals are ash white.Meanwhile, melt

butter in 1-quart saucepan until sizzling;

add onion. Cook over medium heat until

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maining glaze ingredients. Set aside.

Combine oregano, salt and pepper in small

bowl. Rub on both sides of chicken breasts.Place chicken onto grill. Grill, turning once,

until chicken is no longer pink and juices

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20 minutes). Brush chicken with glaze dur-

ing last 5 minutes of grilling. Cook re-

maining glaze in 1-quart saucepan over

medium heat until it comes to a boil, stir-

ring constantly. Serve warm glaze overchicken.

Elles KitchenJune 19, 2009

2 BR / 2 BATH DOUBLEWIDE HOME BARN OUTBUILDINGS 10.02 ACRES (2 TRACTS) OPEN &

WOODED LEVEL TO ROLLINGMR. STEPHEN L. BARBER PROPERTY

AUCT IONNEW HARMONY ROAD HARTSVILLE, TN (Macon Co.)

Small

Acreagewith

Barn!CityWater

Available!

Small

Acreagewith

Barn!CityWater

Available!

3 BEDROOM HOUSE BARN OUTBUILDIN GS 7 ACRESMOSTLY OPEN LEVEL TO GENTLY ROLLING CITY WATER

CROCK CHURN OIL LAMP QUILTS TREDDLE SEWINGMACHINE RIDING MOWER HAND TOOLS OLD TOBACCO

BASKET AND A LAWN CART. PLUS OTHER ANTIQUES,GLASSWARE, FURNITURE AND COLLECTABLES. MR. NEFTIE GAMMON

ABSOLUTE AUCTION189 TUCK ROAD LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEESaturday

June27that

10AMSaturday

June27that

10AM

Thursday, June 25th, 5 p.m.

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

TENT CONCESSIONS PORT-O-JON $25.00 FREE DRAWING $25.00

LOCATION: New Harmony Road, Hartsville, TN (Macon County)

DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPER WALMART: Take Hwy. 52 By-Pass traveling west to red light at Brattontown, left at light onto Old Highway 52

to Near Harmony Road at Whites old store, left onto New Harmony Road to prop-

erty and sale site on the right.REAL ESTATE: 5.01 acres of open & wooded land with a terrain of level to

rolling lying along New Harmony Road in Southwestern Macon County. Thisproperty is improved with a barn, plus it has city water available. This tract is very

conveient to Lafayette and Hartsville, making it the perfect spot for that newhome.

SELLER: Mr. Stephen L. Barber.

TERMS: 10% non-refundable deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed or MaconBank & Trust is providing non-qualifying terms by paying a total of 25% down and financ-

ing the remaining 75% payable monthly @ 5.75% locked for 12 months and amortized up toa 10 year repayment plan depending on the amount of your purchase. You may also call

Citizens Bank @ (615) 666-2195 for some outstanding qualifying bank terms.

AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.NOTE FROM AGENT: Hey Investor, Land Lord or 1st Time Home Buyer, Listen Up! This is a nice acreage tract improved with a barn

plus it is convenient to Lafayette and Hartsville. Buy this tract and take advantage of some super bank terms. Remember, this is a Thurs-day afternoon sale and we will see you there!

LOCATION: 189 Tuck Road, Lafayette, Tennessee.

DIRECTIONS FROM PUBLIC SQUARE: Take Hwy.10N (Scottsville Road) ap-

prox. 1/2 mile past city limits to Tuck Road, right on Tuck Road to property and salesite on the left.

REAL ESTATE: Country Style 3 bedroom/1 bath vinyl sided house; living room,kitchen/dining room, utility room and covered front porch. The house features elec-

tric/gas heat, electric A/C and city water plus a well is also on the property. The prop-erty also has a barn, outbuilding and a storm cellar. All of these features and

improvements positioned on 7 acres of land that lays mostly open with a level to gen-tly rolling terrain. Ladies and gentlemen this is a nice country style home

with a little acreage, remember what we say, look it over, but dont over-

look it!

ANTIQUES GLASSWARE FURNITURE: McCoy bowl & pitcher,oil lamp, #6 crock, #3 crock churn, old planters, jar of buttons, rolling pin,

50s glasses, cast iron skillet, old feed sack, snuff glasses, sandwich glass, presscut, stoneware, fig-urines, Wexford candy dish, milk bottles, enamelware, Griswold stove damper, old iron wheel, old cal-

endars, Corelle dishes, magazine rack, recliner, elec. sewing machine, childs rocker, coffee table, quilts (handmade), drum table, Sanyo color TVw/remote, folding bed desk, bar stool, TV stand, Singer treddle sewing machine, console stereo, Frigidaire refrigerator, Frigidaire cook stove,

metal cabinet, oak dresser w/mirror, 3 piece bedroomsuit (bed, chest, dresser), straight chair, Universal sewing machine & cabinet, Whirlpoolwashing machine, Kenmore dryer, old pie safe, quilting frames.

TOOLS PERSONAL PROPERTY: MTD 16 hp/42 riding mower, MTD push mower, hand tools, step ladder, ext. ladder, weed eater, air tank,

wheel barrow, gas cans, charcoal grill, old tobacco setter, cattle trough, old tobacco basket, lawn mower cart, old riding mower, handyman jack,single tree, reel mower, fruit jars, wash tub, exercise bike, baskets, Tupperware, pictures, cookware, kitchen utensils, kitchen appliances, linens,

elec. blanket, bedspread, tins, albums, 8-track tapes, elec. fan, tater box, gun rack, handmade brooms, shoe last, table grinder, baseball bat, moletrap, fire extinguisher, walking cane plus much much more.....

SELLER: Mrs. Virginia Carter and Mr. Jerry Gammon. AGENT: Joe Barber 888-7099. Ben Bray 666-2232.TERMS: REAL ESTATE: 10% non-refundable deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed or Macon Bank & Trust is offering non-qual-

ifying terms by paying a total of 20% down and financing the remaining 80% payable monthly @ 5.75% locked for 12 months and amortized upto a 15 year repayment plan or you may contact Citizens Bank at 615-666-2195 for additional information on qualifying terms. PERSONAL

PROPERTY: Cash or good check (positive ID required).

NOTE FROM AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen, This is It! A country style home with a barn and outbuilding all on 7 acres just outside LafayetteCity Limits! The Gammon Family has owned this property since the 40s so not only are we selling a choice piece of real estate, we also have alife time collection of personal property. Mark your calendars now and we will see you Saturday, June 27th, 10 a.m. along Tuck Road in Lafayette

for an outstanding estate auction.

LEAD BASE PAINT DISCLOSURE: The home was constructed before 1978. Any bidder will be permitted during the 10 days prior to the

sale to conduct a lead base paint test. Buyer will be required to sign a waiver the day of sale.


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The yellow-and-green 1968 Picasso, de-picting a pipe-smoking musketeer, was of-fered by Jerome Fisher, co-founder offootwear company Nine West Group.

The star lot lifted the total to $102.8 mil-lion, beating the $87.6 million low esti-mate as the highest-priced artworks foundbuyers. The tally was still Christies' lowest

for Impressionist and modern art in NewYork since 2004.

As the crowd poured out onto 49th Streetafter the 70-minute sale, dealers and col-lectors were relieved. The night before,Sothebys' aggressively priced lots by Pi-casso and Alberto Giacometti failed in anauction that fetched just $61.4 million.

There is pent-up demand to buy, said NewYork dealer David Nash. The estimateswere reasonable, but some of the priceswere really hard to follow. He said prices

were high for the rare and the really ugly.

A possible indicator of market jitters: onthe day of the sale, Christies withdrew a1928 surrealist Max Ernst, estimated tobring up to $9 million. The blue canvaswas the featured artwork on Christies' salepress release.

Ernst's current auction record is $2.4 mil-lion. Europeans were the buying majority,snagging 45 percent of lots, according toChristies. Americans bought 42 percentwith Asians scooping up nearly 8 percent.

Another late Picasso, Femme au chapeau,sold for $7.8 million to the Nahmad art-dealing family, shy of the $8 million to$12 million estimate. The work was soldby painter and filmmaker Julian Schnabel,

who acquired it from Picasso's sonBernard Ruiz Picasso in 1989.Schnabel'ssale was motivated by real-estate debtslinked to his construction of an Italianate pink condominium building in Manhat-

tans West Village, he said in an interviewwith the New York Times.

Collectors were reluctant to offer majorworks this season, but estate sales broughtout fresh artworks.

Picasso sells for $19 million

Homme la pipe A Picasso was sold

by a victim of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi

scheme recently at Christies Interna-

tional for $19.4 million

AuctionSaturday, June 27, 2009

at 10:00 A.M.

Willard James Mayes Estate9213 Hwy 49E, Orlinda, TN 37141

Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all prior advertising

REAL ESTATE: This absolutely beauti-ful 137x114 lot has mature maple trees,dogwood trees, and a garden spot sur-

rounding this all brick home built in 1971and is on city water. This very well-kepthome has approx. 1000 sq. ft., 2 bedrooms,1 bath, living room, spacious kitchen/din-ing area, C/H/A, carpet and vinyl flooring,

utility area is in the partial basement andhas a 26x30 detached garage/workshopwith electricity. The quiet and country feelof this home surrounds you, but yet city

convenience is just minutes away in sev-eral directions. Take a drive out to previewthis property and give us a call with anyquestions.

VEHICLES: 1980 Chevrolet Custom Deluxe,

straight 6, 3-speed on the column, short bed pick-up

truck with 51,879 original miles and a 1975 2 door,

V-8 automatic, Chevrolet Caprice Classic with

62,252 original miles, factory air and new tires. Both

of these vehicles are in very nice condition.

PERSONAL PROPERTY: Two 3-piece Waterfall

style mini cannonball bedroom suites with bed,

dresser w/mirror, and chest-of-drawers, antique and repro-

duction barn lanterns, dining room table on pedestal w/6

chairs, antique leather couch, sleeper sofa & chair, oak li-brary table, costume jewelry, violin with case, 2 guitars with

amps, rocking chairs, quilts, afghans, GE refrigerator, wash-

ing machine, miniature lamps, flatware, blue granite ceramic

pieces, oatmeal glass, Sunbeam microwave, Savannah Com-

pany Yamaka china, bud vases, salt and pepper shakers, candy

dish, sugar bowl, misc. glasses, Pyrex ware, decanters, TVs, box

fans, step ladders, and many more items.

TOOLS & OUTDOOR ITEMS: Craftsman skill saw,

weedeater, misc. hand tools, Black & Decker drills, electric

hedge trimmers, 4 HP tiller, wheelbarrow, yard spreader, and

many more items.

AUCTIONEER'S NOTES: We are honored to have been cho-

sen by the family of Mr. Mayes to conduct his estate sale. Makeplans to attend this sale and take a trip down memory lane with

us and pick up a treasure or two or maybe purchase a new home.

REAL ESTATE TERMS: Qualifying terms are being offered

by Farmers Bank-contact Jake Daughtry at

615-325-2265 or make your own financial

arrangements prior to sale day. We require

15% down sale day with closing to be on or

before 30 days from day of sale. Buyer and

seller are responsible for their own closing

costs. Taxes to be pro-rated at closing and

seller to provide deed only.

PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Cash

or good check day of sale.

DIRECTIONS: I-65N to Exit #117, left on

Hwy 52W, right at 4-way stop on Hwy 49E to

property on the right. Signs posted.

WG

allyilliamRealty & Auction

Private & Auction Sales

704 S. Broadway, Portland, TN

615-325-4597www.gilliamrealtyandauction.com

TNFL #2621 KYFL #RP2749

Ted Williams memorabilia stolen

SWANZEY, N.H. (AP) -- Ted Williams'

fishing license and personal notes on local

fishing holes have been swiped during an

auction preview in New Hampshire.

Auctioneer John Pappas tells the NewHampshire Sunday News the stolen items

had drawn strong interest and could have

fetched $1,000 or more at Saturday's auc-

tion.

The 1970 license for "Theodore Williams"

was in a small holder attached to a fishing

cap, and the notes were tucked inside. The

items were taken from the Knotty Pine

Auction Service last week. Saturday's auc-

tion was the second time the auction serv-

ice has sold items for Williams' third wife,

Dolores Wettach Williams.

The model and actress was married to the

Boston Red Sox hall of famer from 1967

to 1973. The items come from their Ver-

mont home.

Boston Red Sox Hal l of Fa mer,

Ted Wil l iams


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AIR BRAKE FOR OT WIRE REEL

AIR COMPRESSOR

AIR COMPRESSOR - 100 HP



AIR DRYER - COMPRESSED

AIR TANK - VERTICAL

BANDING CART - STEEL

BARREL DUMPER

BARREL LIFT

BELT SANDER

BLOWER, FLOOR

BLOWER, FLOOR - LARGE

BLOWERS - 1/2 HP

CAGE, DIVIDER - LARGE

CAGE, FORKLIFT - MAINTENANCECART, STEEL

COILER - 111

COMPARATOR, OPTICAL

CONING DIES

CONING GUN

CONING STATION

CONING STATION - AUTOMATIC

CONING TABLE - FOR

CONED SPRINGS PACKAGING

CONING VICE

CONVEYOR, ROLLER

CUTTER, HYDRAULIC

DE-REELER - W/HEAVY DUTY

ACTIVATION ARM

DE-REELER-OLD STYLE

FORK LIFT

LADDER -12 STEP ROLLING STAIRSMANDREL RODS - VARIOUS

RACKS & SHELVES

STAND, PAPER - VERTICAL

TESTER, TORQUE - TORSION

TILTERS - W/SPRING DUMPER ATTACHED

BOOK SHELVES - METAL & WOOD

BUSHING DRIVER SETS

BREAKER BOXES

DOLLY, OXYGEN & ACETELYNE - W/TORCH

DRILL PRESS

DRILLS

DRY ERASE BOARD - LARGE

DUAL SPEED HUB 500 - 3 COM (DELL SWITCH)

DUMPER - HYDRAULIC

DUMPSTER, SCRAP

ELECTRIC CORD REEL

FAN - BLOWER

AUCTION

Friday, June 26th 9 a.m. CST245 Warehouse Lane Hartsville, TN 37074

All information believed to be correct, but not guaranteedby auction company. All announcements made auction day take precedence over any

printed materials.

For moreinformation contact

Ethan Massa,Listing Agent(615) 419-8579

or go toauctionzip.com

ID # 9044

TERMS: Cash or good check with proper ID.

All bidders not known to auction company must supply a bank letter of credit.

DIRECTIONS: FROM KNOXVILLE TAKE I-40 WEST, FROM NASHVILLE TAKE I-40

EAST; Take exit 258 for TN-53 toward Carthage/Gordonsville, turn toward Carthage

Hwy/TN-53 4.0 mi., continue on Hwy. 25 Byp/TN-25, continue to follow TN-25 13.7

mi., turn left at Glasgow Branch Rd. 20 ft., continue on J.D. Hood Ln 0.7 mi., slight

right toward Tva Scrap Ln 1.1 mi., continue straight onto Tva Scrap Ln 0.2 mi., turn

right at Warehouse Ln and follow signs.

MANY

MORE

ITEMS TOO

NUMEROUS

TO MENTION

John

SIMPSONAUCTION & REAL ESTATEFirm Lic. 72

Auct. Lic. 1345

(931) 837-2943

(931) 212-3842

Amon Ringmon, Jim Stevens Company...David Pruitt, Pruitt Auctioneers (seated)

Don O. King, Don O. King Auction & Realty,,, Tommy Anderson, Woodmont Realty

Auctions & TAA President...Eddie Greer, Bill Colson Auction & Realty. Mr. Don

King, Auctioneer for Country Music Week Events for the past 8 years stands withfellow TAA Auctioneers after selling 12 signed guitars in the live auction raising over

$46,000 for Grand Old Opry Charities. 3 Guitars will be sold over the internet. The

highlight was the Dolly Parton signed "Coat of Many Colors" Guitar which brought

over $7500. Thank you for the opportunity to showcase Tennessee.

from page 1...

. . . Rookies

Lets set the stage. This is an opportunity

for those who have not previously won

the contest, are now an apprentice or haveless than 3 years auctioneering experi-

ence.

These brave souls take their place on a

stage in front of a room full of veteran

auctioneers and their families. The con-

testants are asked to sell a couple of items

they bring with them for the competition.

From this performance, they are judged

from a set criteria which includes, but is

not limited to, the actual bid calling and

the ability to get the bidding audience in-

volved in the sale.

For those who have had the pleasure, or as

some will tell you, the misfortune of

speaking in public, then you have some

idea of how daunting a task this is. If you

have ever delivered a speech or been

asked to train, instruct or even brief your

peers on any subject, then you are begin-

ing to get an idea how nerve racking this

sort of contest can be.

After the first round, four very talented

auctioneers were cut down to the two fi-nalists; Jeremy Robinson who apprentices

with Ben Bray at Ben Bray Realty and

Auction in Lafayette, TN and Jarrod

Richardson who apprentices with David

Allen at Music City Auction in Nashville.

After a very spirited final round, Jarrod

Richadson was chosen the winner of the

2009 Rookie Bid Calling Champion.

The State of Tennessee continues to pro-

duce some very fine auctioneers and it ap-

pears very evident that all four of this

years contestants will soon take their

place alongside of the best in this talent

rich industry.

TA A P r e s i d e n t Tommy Anderson

(L) congratulates Jarrod Richardson on

winning the 2009 Rookie Bid Calling

Contest


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Cody Old West Show & Auction slated

for June 26-28 in Denver

Written by Auction Central News Staff

DENVER - Brian Lebel's Cody Old West

Show & Auction, one of the nation's top

sources for Western art, artifacts and col-

lectibles, will celebrate its20th anniversary June 26-

28 at the Denver Mer-

chandise Mart. A series of

events comprise this year's

showcase, including a

show and sale featuring

outstanding Western deal-

ers, artists and craftsmen;

a 400-lot auction that in-

cludes items from the es-

tate of Annie Oakley, a

separate fine art auction to benefit the Denver Art

Museum, and a multi-

gallery party and recep-

tion in Denver's LoDo

Arts District. LiveAuc-

tioneers has been chosen

to provide the live Internet

bidding for both of the

auctions.

The award-winning Cody

Old West Auction offers

an incredible collectionof historic, important, and

collectible items to the

public, with Internet live

bidding through

LiveAuctioneers.com.

Personal effects of the

legendary sharpshooter

and Wild West performer,

Annie Oakley (directly

from her family descen-

dents) are among the auc-

tion highlights that

include Annie's weddingring, furniture, photo-

graphs, and traveling

trunks.

The two finest "Main & Winchester" sad-

dles ever offered at public sale are highly

anticipated items.

Antique and collectible firearms include a

silver-finished, factory-engraved Colt sin-

gle-action example. An extensive cowboy

chaps collection will be auctioned, along

with an incredible variety of antique cow-boy trappings. Old West

gambling items are also

represented, including a

set of ivory poker chips.

Native American antiqui-

ties will be offered, and

include fine beadwork

and quillwork (moc-

casins, scabbards, cloth-

ing, etc.), pottery,

jewelry, baskets and

Navajo textiles. The orig-

inal wood sign fromJudge Roy Bean's famous

"Hall of Justice" will be

sold.

The auction is widely

recognized for its fine

Western art, and this year

is no exception. Among

the many impressive fine

art offerings are two orig-

inal Frederic Remingtons

and an important Will

James self-portrait. Addi-tional artists of note in-

clude, John Marchand,

Edward Borein, Philip

Goodwin, Ace Powell,

John Moyers, Bob

Scriver, Frank Hoffman

and Nick Eggenhoffer. A

number of highly col-

lectible Buffalo Bill and

Wild West lithographs

will be offered, as well as

original photography by

the likes of Charles

Belden and Edward Cur-

tis.

Also during this Saturday

night auction, a special offering of custom-

crafted "lawman" items will be auctioned

to benefit the Denver Police Museum.

Colt factory revolver, estimate $30,000-

$40,000.

Cabinet card photo of AnnieOakley and children, signed byOakley on verso, estimate $9,000-$12,000.

1880s Archibald PhilipPrimroseMain & Winchester Saddle

Annie Oakley's personal hotel trunk,

estimate $30,000-$40,000.

americas auction report 6-19-09 edition

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