The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-05
JUNE's BIG SALES.
The Auctioneers Have a Bnsy Day at
the Court House.

me Auctioneers Have Busy Day at
the Court House.
Yesterday was a big sales day at the
court house. The sales began at 10 o'clock,
and it was o'clock before the last auction
eer left the block. But little of the property
offered was withdrawn, and nearly ever y
thing brought good prices.
G. H. Dorsett's sale of real estate was as
follows:
The southeast portion of No. Carpenters
row, known as No. l71S East Boundary
street, for Sol5; the western portion of lot
No. 80 Green ward, known as No. % York
street, Sl,Sl5; lot No. 6, on New
Houston street, between Drayton aud
Aoercorn streets, 60xl05 feet, 81. $50:
lot No. "a Wesley ward, corner
OF Lincoln and Gordon streets, 81. So;
One-third of lot 81 Crawford ward, with
two-story brick residence on Liberty street
between Price and Habersham streets, So
90. Lot No. % Railroad ward, and inn
provements, on Charlton street near West
Broad, 81 600; The lease hold and improve
meAts on Is Railroad ward on
harris near West Broad, s1,150;
the lease hold and improvements on 20
Railroad ward, next to above, $500; two
lots and seven houses on Sims and Purse
streets, Nos. Is and 16 O'Neill ward, 81, 500;
half lot and brick residence on the northeast
corner Abercorn aud Liberty streets, 81, 600;
a portion of lot on York street, between
Bull and Drayton streets, known as the
Harrison lot, for $500. The "Kollock
House" on west side of Wright square, to
be removed by Aug. l, sold for $500. Dor
sett's sales footed up SIS, 135.
j. Mclaughlin q Son sold the follow
ing property amounting to 81, 604:
Lots hos. Is, 10 and 20 Jones ward, 'front.'
ing on Randolph street for 81 900 per lot;
fourteen lots Of wild land in Walker, Rabun,
Fannin, Ware, Lumpkin, Cobb, Crawford,
Union and Paulding counties for about
$3.50; lots 10, Is and II on Tenth street,
30xl00 feet, between Bull street extended
and .Drayton street extended for $3.50 each;
also lots 81 and % on Tenth street, 30xl00
feet, between Drayton street extended and
Abercorn street extended for 1852 each.
The remainder of the lots offered were
withdrawn, and also the Savannah, Dublin
and Western Short Line railway, as the
minimum price, $4,000 determined by the
court, was not reached
LaRoche g. Mclaughlin sold the follow
ing property:
Two brick houses and store, corner Indian
and Mcguire streets, 50x5715, sold to F. H
Jachens for $4,000. The large house on
State street, near Bull, was sold condition
ally for $500. Two houses at the corner
of Jones and Jefferson streets we're sold
conditionally for $2,950, aggregating
S11.450.
Robert H. Tatem sold:
-Four lots on Bull and Montgomery
streets, extending beyond the Belt Line
road, for S5l6. The east half of lot No. 3,
North Oglethorpe ward, lying west of Farm
and south of Mill streets, for S125. A lot
on the northeast corner of Abercorn street
extended and Lamar avenue, for 5000. Lot
No. %, White ward, ON the north side of
Waldburg street between Abercorn and
Lincoln streets, for S1,375, the sales
amounting to 2,216
!. D. LaRoche & Son sold the following:
The dwelling house on the west side of
Barnard street, on the corner of Gordon
street lane, for $4,000; Tybee beach lot
No. 81. near Capt. Blun's residence, for
S575; Lot No. g. White ward. on Duffy
street, between Abercorn and Lincoln
streets, for $4,000. The sales aggregated
$3.50. A large number of horses and mules
were sold at good prices.