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Doug Taylor Auction ServiceYOUR Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker200 Adkins Lane Puryear, TN 38251 Phone (731) 247-3784

Doug Taylor, Auctioneer/Broker TN Lic. #2027 - Ky. Lic. #RP7209 - Firm Lic. #1782

“Taylor Made Auctions Are Better”

TERMS & CONDITIONS: Complete settlement day of auction. Payable in CASH, CASHIER’S CHECK or PERSONAL CHECK with CURRENT BANK LETTER OF CREDIT guaranteeing payment, made to Doug Taylor Auction Service required by ALL persons not personally known by the auction company.

LUNCH AVAILABLE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS

ESTATE AUCTIONSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2012 • 9:00 A.M.PARIS, TN - 1315 Reynoldsburg Rd. - From Paris take Hwy 77 (beside Wal-Mart) go app. 2 miles to Reynoldsburg Rd., turn left, go 1 mile, auction on left.

Selling Truck, Campers, Tractor, Dune Buggy, Tools, Personal Property for Billy Holland Estate

Visit our Web site: www.dougtaylorauction.com or www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID# 10823

VEHICLES/TRACTOR/CAMPERS/TOOLS: 1987 Ford F150 XLT, Lariat, ext. cab, 4x2 + 1969 Chevy C-10 Pickup converted to motor home (has a 25ft. cab over camper) + 1971 Hi-Lo bumper camper, 22 ft. + Dune/Rail buggy w/VW motor + C-Allis Chalmers tractor w/5 ft. cutter & plow + Snapper SR930, 30 in., riding mower + front tine tiller + Miller Matic 35 welder + Forney welder + torch set + buffers + sanders + misc. hand power tools + misc pneumatic tools + sand blaster + c-clamps + Stihl MS210C chainsaw + misc. garden tools + Snap-On roll box (large) + large tool box + Coleman cooler (galvanized) + Craftsman, Snap-On, SK tools + jack stands + bench grinder + 4 & 6 inch bench vises + chain saw sharpener + Frame straightener w/accessories + large bumper jack + large floor jack + Snap-On creeper + small organizers + portable air tank + commercial size air compressor + paint guns + igloo water cooler + Carrier A/C compressor + FISHING: 14 ft. Fiberglass boat w/40 hp Mercury motor + 12 ft. aluminum John boat + old Mercury Mark 30 (30 hp) motor + Kiekhaefer Mercury motor (30-40 hp) + old trolling motors (Pfluger, Minnkota, Shakespeare) + old Lowrance portable Fish Lo-K-Tor + tackle boxes + old fishing lures + fishing poles & reels + trot lines + minnow traps + fish cooker + MUSICAL: Yamaha 6 string classical guitar + Vintage Marvel 25 AC/DC guitar amp + Harmonica collection (20+) + (16) Hohner (Marine Band, Folk Master, Pro Harp, Special 20, Blues Harp, Golden Melody + (5) Lee Oskar (G,F,E,D,A) + Karaoke machine + HOUSEHOLD: Bosch front load washer + Kenmore dryer + O’Keefe & Merit side-by-side refrigerator + White Westinghouse refrigerator + Showtime rotisserie + dining table w/6 chairs + waterbed frame & chest + (2) cedar chests + cast iron skillets + Vision Ware + chairs + love seat + bookshelf + hurricane style lamp + entertainment stand + oil lamp + misc. lamps + misc. wall art + metal office desk + filing cabinet + Symphonic stereo + cherry desk + hutch (black) + 3 pc. Bedroom suite + 4 pc. Bedroom suite w/sleigh bed + floor lamp + butterfly sewing notions box + TV + pair of painted lamps + commercial sewing machine + Pyrex pcs. + Corning pcs. + Case XX kitchen knife + (2) mounted large mouth bass + (8) place setting King Arthur stainless flatware + cake stand + (8) place setting Tokishima china + old duck decoys + (3) chest type freezers + Singer sewing machine + pressure cookers + old records + Fry Daddy + foosball table and more.

HIGHLIGHTS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTING

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: James Staggs, Jr., Listing Auctioneer - 731-363-3634, TN Auctioner #6200

COL. JAMES T. REED - Auctioneer, McKenzie, TN - 352-3927 - License No. 159, Firm No. 39Web Site: www.reedauction.com

Web site: www.reedauction.com

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2012 . . . 10:00 A.M.LOCATION: 391 Cheatham Street, Bruceton, TN. From downtown Bruceton take Hwy. 70 toward Camden, turn left onto North Pine Street at Auction Arrow then turn left onto Cheatham & proceed to sale site.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS BROCHURE IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED. PURCHASERS MUST RELY ON THEIR OWN JUDGMENT AND INSPEC-TION OF ITEMS. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS CORRECT. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE AUCTION DAY TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER ANY PRINTED OR ADVERTISED MATERIAL. SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND/OR DELETIONS.

GUNS, HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS & SOME ANTIQUESRoper refrigerator/freezer—GE smooth top 30-inch electric range—Gibson upright freezer—Roper washer & dryer—large Panasonic microwave—smaller microwave—antique oak curved face china cabinet—antique washstand with towel rack—antique oak bed—antique iron bed—antique mantel clock—wooden dish cabinet—antique rocker—willow settee & chair—oak jewelry armoire—roll-top desk—oak computer desk—Everex computer—wash bowl & pitcher set in stand—Queen Anne sofa—bar stools—Samsonite card table & 4 chairs—small antique table—antique lamp table—end tables—quilt rack—high chair—dishes—cookware—oil lamps—banquet lamp—electric lamps—lots of glassware—several pieces of McCoy—large circus trunk—camel back trunk—service for 16 Wedgwood Queen’s Shape china—churn—cedar water bucket—set of antique Post Office scales—hand tools—elec-tric tools—furniture clamps—and irons—battery operated Skil saw—cordless trim saw—chop saw—Homelite chain saw—10 hp generator—Portable Self-Contained Barbeque Stand on 16 ft trailer with 10 hp generator, nice large pit, 2 air conditioners, double sinks, deep fat fryer, self-contained water tank, refrigerator/freezer, cookware, good tires, very clean & ready to be set up & used—many items not listed.

Reason for Sale—Breaking Up Housekeeping.

SUZANNE REED, BROKERJAMES T. REED, AFFILIATE BROKER

& AUCTIONEERMcKENZIE, TN

LICENSE NO. 159, FIRM NO. 39731-352-3927731-234-9171

THELMA COURTNEYBRUCETON, TN

2 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,INVENTORY AND FIXTURES

AUCTIONSSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 9 A.M.

Selling for D.C.Taylor and Co Hardware CompanyGoing out of business after 100+ years

Location: 120 South High St., Trenton TN 38382REGARDLESS OF WEATHER

Commercial building with main floor of 6700 sq. ft. of retail floor space and additional 6700 sq. ft. of storage upstairs. Building has nearly new roof, CHA, and great frontage on historic downtown of Trenton just one block from Courthouse. Buildings will be offered separately and as a whole. REAL ESTATE TERMS: 10% down day of sale balance due on or before 30 days. LEAD PAINT NOTICE: Please note that all residential property built prior to 1978 is sold subject to disclosure and inspection requirements. Buyers are allowed a 10-day period in which properties may be inspected for the presence of lead paint.

No Buyer’s Fee or Participation PremiumAll Announcements Day of Sale Take Precedence Over All Advertised Media.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, FINE ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS,

EUROPEAN ANTIQUESSee ridgelyauctionco.com for detailed listing & photos.

SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 9 A.M.LOCATION: 55 Northwood Dr., Huntingdon, TN

Selling Walt and Mary Belle Montgomery Estate

AUCTION

DarrellRidgely

AuctioneerBroker#5437

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8850 Hwy. 70Cedar Grove,

TN 38321

731-987-2847 • 731-694-6213ridgelyauctionco.com • FL #4804

See ridgelyauctionco.com for detailed listing

COMPLETE HARDWARE INVENTORY

Need to get rid of it? Advertise!For oNly $10, staNd out! FREE yaRd sign includEd!

Multi-FaMily yard SaleSaturday, Sept. 15

8 a.m. - 12 p.m.65 popular Knoll Lane,

mcKenzieChildren’s & Adult Clothes, Shoes,

Purses, Books, New Computer Printer, Ice Cream Freezer, Media

Center, and Decorating items.

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Multi-FaMilyyard SaleFri. & Sat.Sept. 14 & 15159 New Valley rd.Old GleaSON Hwy.

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7 FaMilieSyard SaleSaturday, Sept. 1514950 S. HigHLand dr.

mcKenzieBoys, Ladies, Mens clothing, purses and shoes. Corelle ivy dishes, green canister

set, pictures, lamps, console color TV, books, baseball cards, toys, jewelry, Christmas wreaths and decorations,

Nintendo DS, Mens waders and boots, propane heater, new tiki torches, commercial coffee grinder, many items too numerous to mention. Ice cold water/drinks for sale!Kaye gilliam, Becky travis,

teresa Wilson, Stacey cole, Karen Owen, Sandra Spires, Brian Winston

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Yard Sale

Sat., Sept. 157 a.m. - ?

415 & 897 Wards Chapel Rd, GleaSon

Furniture, glassware, hunting bow, clothes, lots of everything.

Everything must go.R29816

Big yard SalethurS. & Fri.Sept. 13 & 148 a.M. - 5 p.M.

4.5 miLeS Out Of mcKenzie On greenfieLd HWy

#124 Box 6446clothes & Shoes, coats, pots & pans,

Silverware, Books, movies, toys, dolls of all kinds, tools, Housewares, Hand Bags, Lamps, and much more.

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Back yard Sale4 FaMilieSSat., Sept. 15

8 a.M. - 3 p.M.20 wiNdOl St.

Antiques, books, curtains, wood doors, quilts, comforter, glassware, pots & pans, flowers,

lawn furniture, coffee maker, mini blinds, mir-rors, Wood shelves, pillows, glass top tables,

rugs. Cancel if rain. 731-819-1793R29832

3 Familyyard Sale8920 Hwy. 140 S.

mcKenzie

Fri. & Sat.6 a.m. - ?Baby clothes &

accessories, adult clothes, household items.

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GaraGe SaleSat. Sept. 157 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Rain oR Shine24420 hwy. 22 n.

in mcKenzieLoveseat, Wicker Loveseat, Enter-tainment Center, Curio Cabinet,

Wooden Settee with Storage, Floor Lamps, Throw Pillows, Large Area

Rug, Wall Mirror, Knick Knacks, Women’s Purses, Children’s

Clothes, Toys & More.R29836

Huge Yard Sale for newBornS in need

lotS of everYtHingMultiple faMilieS

Sat., Sept. 15 • 7 a.m.at MercHantS

outlet parking lotR29837

Burglary - Lt. Richard Sawyers investigated a burglary at Greater Enon Baptist Church on Walnut Avenue on August 29. Bernice Fos-ter told the officer she arrived at the church about noon and found the rear door standing open. The steel door had been forced open, causing damage to the door lock. Foster entered the building and found that several offices and rooms had been ransacked, of-fice doors had been forced open, causing damage to the door and door frames. A storage cabinet in a utility room had also been forced open, causing damage to the cabinet doors. The only items missing were several keys taken from the utility room. Mr. Foster stated the church does not leave money on the premises overnight. This burglary was very similar to three other burglaries that re-cently occurred in the area, noted Lt. Sawyers.

Shoplifting - Lisa Beam, 31, of Parks Well Road, Gleason was charged as noted by Patrolman Chad A. Davis on September 2. The manager of the Dollar Store called on that date concerning a shoplifter in the store. Upon ar-rival of the officer, the manager advised Beam concealed a hair color product in her purse, after taking the item out of its box. She reportedly placed the product box on a shelf in the rear of the store. She was cited into City Court, where she paid the citation, ac-cording to the report.

Phone Harassment - Britteny Belk, 43, Florida Court, McKenzie, was charged as noted by Patrol-man Trey Boucher on September 2. Holly Mullins of McKenzie stated that Ms. Belk had called her 22 times between 1:52 a.m. and 3:11 a.m. on September 2. Ms. Mullins stated that Officer Winberry had contacted M. Belk and advised her not to contact Ms. Mullins again. A record was found from May 8, 2012 where Officer Winberry had advised Ms. Belk she would be arrested if she contacted Ms. Mullins again by phone. Ms. Belk was then charged.

Assault, Domestic Related - Jeremy Shane Arnold, 40, of South Morris Street, McKenzie and Christopher W. Arnold, 35, of Kencindot Street, McKenzie, were each charged as noted by Patrol-man Trey Boucher on August 31. On that date, Christopher Arnold

stated that his brother, Jeremy Ar-nold assaulted him for no reason at this mother’s house, located on Linden Heights. Christopher stat-ed that he and his brother had got-ten into an argument and that Jer-emy hit him several times while they were outside in the driveway and Jeremy followed him in the house where they continued to fight. Following the fight, Jeremy left the residence and Christopher called the police. Christopher reportedly had visible injuries to his right ear and right side of his neck, and later reported he had a fractured rib. Jeremy Arnold was contacted by phone and went to the police department as directed. He submitted a statement saying that Christopher hit him first and he was just defending himself. He had a scratch on the right side of his nose. A witness, who was in Jeremy’s car at the time of the as-sault also stated that Christopher hit Jeremy first. Due to the con-flicting statements, both parties were charged.

Shoplifting - Regina Carol Bryant, 41, of Elm Street, McK-enzie, and Rachel Nicole Page, 28, Forrest Avenue, McKenzie, were charged as noted by Sgt. Gary Walker on August 31. On that date, Greenfield Police Depart-ment informed MPD they had arrested Ms. Bryant for possible shoplifting. The Greenfield officer advised that she had a tub full of merchandise that may have come from Fred’s in McKenzie. Ms. Bry-ant was transported to McKenzie Police Department, along with another subject, Rachel Page, for questioning. Ms. Bryant allegedly gave a written statement that she took a DVD player, several Febreze plug-ins, and two packs of lighters from the store. There were many more items in the tote that were new from Fred’s also. She said that she had receipts for the items at home, but could not produce them. She finally admitted to tak-ing several more of the items from Fred’s over a period of several days, according to the report. She was arrested for theft under $500 and transported to Carroll County Jail. Rachel Page admitted tak-ing four or five of the items from Fred’s and was also charged with shoplifting. She posted a $149.00 appearance bond.

Leaving the Scene of Acci-dent, Driving on Suspended #1

- Alecia K. Morgan, 34, of Walnut Circle, McKenzie, was charged as noted by Sgt. Nicholas Lowe on August 29. On that date, MPD received a call to Walnut Circle in reference to damage to a vehicle. Upon arrival, the officer spoke with Tracy Allen, who advised that she had let Ms. Morgan drive her vehicle to the store earlier that day. When Ms. Allen went outside at 7:45 p.m., she noticed damage to the passenger side of her vehicle. She confronted Ms. Morgan about it and thought they had the situa-tion resolved. But then Ms. Mor-gan advised she wasn’t going to pay for the damages, according to the report. Ms. Morgan reportedly told the officer that she drove the vehicle to Maverick and put gas in the vehicle. She advised the dam-age was not on the vehicle when she left Walnut Circle, but when she returned there was damage. She advised she did not know that she hit anything. A check of Ms. Morgan’s license revealed it to be suspended for failure to satisfy a citation on September 6, 2002 in Carroll County. She was cited into General Sessions Court for driv-ing on suspended #1 and leaving the scene of an accident.

All Other Offenses - On Au-gust 30, Patrolman Jeff Winberry was dispatched to Richardson Avenue in connection to the report of a dog bite. The victim, Missy C. Hopper, had several places on her arm and legs, where the dog allegedly bit her, and several scratches on her chest, where the dog scratched her. She went to the hospital emergency room, where medical personnel advised to find out if the dog was up to date on shots. If not she needed to go to Jackson for a rabies shot, accord-ing to the report. The victim stated she didn’t want charges filed. However because of her injuries, the dog’s owner, Mr. Campbell, was cited into city court for having a dog running at large. The report did not indicate if the dog had been vaccinated.

All Other Offenses - George Coleman, Jr. 26, Paris Pike, McK-enzie, was charged following a traffic stop for speeding by Patrolman Christopher Adams on August 31. A computer check revealed Coleman’s driver’s li-cense is suspended for failure to pay child support. He also did not have current proof of insurance.

McKenzie Police Reports

Drug/Narcotic Violations and Driving on a Revoked License

Sixth Offense•A Huntingdon man was arrested

on drug/narcotic violations on September 6.

According to a report filed by Deputy Eric W. Sawyers, the officer observed a 1993 Cadillac traveling south on Cole Road in Carroll Coun-ty and notices the vehicle stopped at the intersection of Ball Creek Road. The driver, Eric Junior Parker, 42, of Blue Lane, Huntingdon, exited the driver’s side of the vehicle and the officer was aware that Parker’s driver’s license was revoked for a D.U.I. Parker was placed under ar-rest for driving on a revoked license sixth offense. While place Parker in handcuffs, the officer observed him taking a small bag of marijuana from his left pants pocket and throw it on the ground. Parker was also charged with Simple Possession of Schedule VI.

•••Motor Vehicle Theft

•An automobile was stolen from a Bruceton residence sometime around September 1.

According to a report filed by Deputy Terry W. Dickey, Janet Prater, 21, of Hebron Church Road, Bruceton, stated that someone stole her 1994 Lincoln Marquis sometime in the last three days. She stated that it had been parked in her yard and had not been driven for a while. She believes that someone probably sold it for scrap. She stated that it had a good motor in it.

•••Credit Card/Automatic Teller

Machine Fraud•A Huntingdon woman’s identity

was stolen to open an account in Kentucky on September 1.

According to a report filed by Deputy Terry W. Dickey, Debra Phil-lips, 51, of Rosa Lane, Huntingdon, stated that she ran a credit report and it came back that someone had stolen her social security number and opened an account in Louisville, Ky., at Insight Communications and charged $505 between July through September 2010. The victim stated that she has not lived in Kentucky or hasn’t done any business with this place.

•••Destruction/Damage/Vandal-

ism of Property•A vehicle was vandalized in

Yuma on August 30.According to a report filed by

Deputy Michael Smith, the officer responded to a vandalism call at Yuma Road, Yuma. Upon arrival, the officer was met by Terry Bennett, at the above address, who stated that the back glass of his Chevy Tahoe had been broken out sometime on the above date.

•••Drunkenness

•A Cedar Grove man was arrested for drunkenness on Sept. 2.

According to a report filed by Deputy Carlton Cupples, dispatch received a call from 4120 Hwy. 70, requesting a welfare check on Ken-neth M. Phillips. After deputies ar-rived, they allegedly found Phillips outside his residence intoxicated. He stated that he needed help for his alcohol addiction, according to the report. Deputies also determined that Phillips was capable of possible injuring himself. Phillips was ar-rested for public intoxication for his

safety and transported to the Carroll County Jail.

•••Aggravated Assault

•A McLemoresville man was arrested for aggravated assault on August 31.

According to a report filed by Deputy Jason Walker, dispatch re-ceived a 911 call from Rodney E. Key-mon, 46, Main Street, McLemores-ville, who stated that his neighbor, James Paul Cook, 55, of Main Street, McLemoresville, was threatening him with a sawed-off shotgun. When Deputy Walker arrived at the scene, Keymon stated that Cook drove his car in the field behind Keymon’s house and shined his headlights on it. Cook left and 20 minutes later he allegedly came back and did it again. Then, he parked his vehicle in the garage. When he came out, he reportedly had a sawed-off shotgun. Keymon also stated a few nights prior, Cook threatened to kill him with the sawed-off shotgun and fired a shot off. Desiree Moor lives with Cook and she is in fear for her life, too. Deputies went to James Cook’s residence. Desiree Moor opened the door and let deputies in. Deputies observed a sawed-off shotgun propped up against the wall in plain view, according to the report Deputies arrested Cook and transported him to the Carroll County Jail

Carroll County Sheriff ’s Reports

Matthew Adam Avalon, Chapter 13, Bruceton

Eric D. Little, Chapter 7, Paris

Bankruptcy Petitions

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