The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-26
Trustees Sale
OF w. II. Turner'S
Property.

By virtue of an order of the District
Court of the United States for the North
ern District of Georgia, granted by Geo.
d. Anderson, referee i'll bankruptcy, on
Oct. ID, 1905, i'll the matter of w. r.
Turner, bankrupt, the following describ-
ed properties will be sold at the times
and places hereinafter stated, to-wit:
Ist. At ten O'Clock a. III. on Friday,
Oct. Fl, 1905, OH the premises, will be
sold 10 the highest bidder the peach
farm of w. r. Turner, situated about
two miles south of Marietta, on the line
of the Western & Atlantic Railroad and
the Marietta and Atlanta electric rail
way, consisting of one hundred and
eighty-nine and half $500 acres,
and being all of lots of land Nos. 354,
367, 426, thirty-two (32) acres of lot No.
3S3, being all of said lot north of the
Western & Atlantic Railroad, and twenty
seven and one-haf (27H) acres of lots
Nos. 295 and 296, being all of said lots
lying east of the Western & Atlantic
Railroad, all situated in the 18TH Dis
triCt and end Section. On said land is
one of the finest peach orchards in North
Georgia, consisting of $1,000 bearing,
thrifty peach trees. On said land are
all necessary conveniences, such as the
sidetrack, commodious packing house,
etc, etc. The farm is we'll supplied
with barns, tenant houses, and other
necessary buildings. The lands are in
fine state of cultivation, and have large
frontals on the lines of these two rail
ways.
end. Before the court house door, in
Marietta, at twelve o'clock noon, on the
same day, will be sold at auction, the
peach orchard of said W. r. Turner,
situated on the west side of the Western
& Atlantic Railroad, near the plant of
the kenneSaw Marble Co., containing
lightweight (SS) acres, and having
thereon II 600 growing, thrifty peach
trees. This tract of land is bounded on
the south by road leading from the
plant of Kenuesaw Marble Co. to the
Cassville Road, near keQnesaw Noun
tain; on the west, by peaeh orchard of
w. NJ, Mckenzie, and on the east and
northeast, by right of way Of Western
Ct Atlantic Railroad, and being fourteen
acres of lot of land No. 934 and all
of lot No. 500 south of the w. &
A. Railroad, and all of lot No.
9SS west of the railroad, and including a
lane 10 IT. wide reserved under deed
made by g. w. Kirk to John Kendrick
and described i'll deed from W. r. Cor
mon to w. 5. y. Neal dated Oct 20,
1887, and thirty-eight (3S) acres of lot
No. $40, being all OF said lot except two
acres i'll the northwest corner; said farm
situated in the 10th District and end,
Section, and is valuable for peach or
chard and also for the fertility of the
lands. The farm has three houses, COM
modlous packing house and other ne
| cessary improvements. The packing
house is within two or three hundred
| yards OF the station at Elizabeth
| 3rd. At two O'Clock p. III. on the
same day on the premises, beginning
I at the old home place of the said w. K.
Turner on Church ST. III the city of Ma
rietta, and selling:
! o. The lot containing the old home.
| fronting on Church ST. IS it, and ex-
tending toward Cherokee ST los it,, be
ing Immediately north of the property
now owned by p. ID. McCleskey.
! a. lot Immediately north of the
one last described, fronting on Church
! st. 90 tt and extending east los feet,
| uniform width.
49, lot immediately north of the
one last described, having frontal of
! 59z IT, on Church St, and bounded on
the north by Brumby St, and extend
ing east from Church St. los it.
(4.) A lot fronting on Brumby St.
lying Immediately east of the east ends
OF the lots last described, fronting on
Bruinby St. Is it, and extending back to
fence, distance of Io4 it., more or
! less.
go A lot at the junction of Bruniby
and Cherokee streets, fronting on Bruui
| by ST 70 feet and on Cherokee St. 1oA
feet, and having thereon three room
house. THE lot situated south of Brum-
! by st. and the house fronting on Chero-
| kee street.
1 o. House and lot Immediately south