The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-11-23
Xxx Trustees Sale. =.
Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue of and under deed of trust executed
TO me by Albert T. McMeal, The 1 tn day o
January 1900, and OF record in Registers Office o.
Hardeman County. in Book IS Of Trust Deeds, page
1S5. will on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1860, sell to the
highest bidder, by public outcry, at the W st door
Of the Courthouse in tie town of Bolivar, all the
real estate assigned tome by Albert T. MeNeal in
above described conveyance Said property IS sit
uated in Hardeman County, State Of Tennessee
to-wit:
The farm land and houses known as the McNeal
Farm, with lands adjoining the farm proper lying
south and southwest of Bolivar, comprising lands
devised to Albert T. McNeal by E. P Mcneil, de-
ceased; also the lands adjoining the foregoing and
set apart to A. 7. MeNeaI in partition Of E. P.
McNeaPs lands between him and Mrs. Irene Nc
Neal dIll-making altogether about 100 acres,
which will be divided up and sold in a number OF
different tracts
tract Of so acres in Civil District No. II, not
far from Middleton, Tennessee, being part of the
old Rankin tract, purchased by A. T. McNeal at
Chaneery Court sale of lands of A. NJ. Lambeth, Jr,
with the tract adjoining bought of A. a. Myrick,
! by deed.
A tract of 495 acres, not far from Medon, Tennes-
/ see, Civil District No. 16, Of Hardeman County,
Tennessee being the old J. c. Savage tract, convey
ed by deed to a. T. McNeal, by James Fentress,
Jr., trustee OF W. A. Keyser.
One house and lot on west side Of jackson road,
a short distance north of the corporate limits of
Bolivar, conveyed by deed from G. A. Swinebroad.
one house and lot and about four acres, known
as the a. ]. Swinebroad-place, on Main Street cx-
tended, north of the corporate limits OF Bolivar.
An undivided half interest in house and lot on
east side of Warren Street in Bolivar being the Of
flee lot of Wood McNeal.
An undivided half interest in a small lot on
south side of Jackson Street, with H. E. Carter,
just west of Ingram's store.
small lot near Railroad Depot, in Bolivar,
bought at County Court Sale of n Roberts estate.
A tract of 173 acres in District No. l6, of Harde
man County, conveyed to A. T. McNeal by G. +, |
Lockee.
tract of 1874 acres, in District No. 16, purchased
by A. T. McNeal at Chancery Court sale, known
as Graham or Gardener tract.
tract of about So acres, purchased at County
Court sale of lands of Jesse Moments estate, Dis
trict No. Z of Hardeman County.
An undivided half Of a tract of 500 acres ia Civil
District No. 8, of Hardeman County, purchased at
County Court sale of d. McKinnie's estate, by T.
Fentress and A. T. McNeal.
The residence lot of Albert T. McNeaI in the
town of Bolivar, with houses, out-buildings and
improvements thereto attached. The said lot con-
tains about 20 acres, Immediately around the above
residence and buildings. TheprOperty is very val
liable and attractive, and is of the best homes
and most imposing and substantial structures in
the country.
Three lots lying west and opposite the said resi-
denee lot, fronting Union Street on the east.
One small lot on Market Street. east of Mrs. Pit
ser MiIers residence, in the town OF Bolivar.
One lot, known the Nuckolls' Livery Stable
Lot fronting on Main Street in Bolivar.
One lot adjoining the last, the north, with
small brick building.
TERMS OF SALE-Ti e above property will be
sold for one third cash, balance credit of one
and two years, in equal payments. Bond and ap-
proved personal security will be required of the
purchaser and a lien will be retained on the prop
erty until the purchase money is paid.
All the above property is described by metes
and bounds, in deeds DEGREES, in the possession
Of the und ersgned. Said property will be divided
into lots and tracts, suitable for purchasers, and
pats of the same will be found before day Of sale
1t the office of Il. H. Wood in Bolivar, Tennessee.
This November II, 1900.
JEROME HILL,
Trustee Of Albert I. Men cal.