The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-03-05
REAL ESTATE DEALS AND LAND
SALES.

Mr.. John j. Connell sold last week
to Mr.. g. M. Turner, vacant lot on
West street, in Paris, for a private
price.
Mr.. George w. Roberts purchased
of DR.. Lee r. Henry, of North Mid
dletown, his farm on the Oldson
pike, near North Middletown, known
as the Wade farm, for 1925 per acre.
DR.. Henry was offered a substantial
advance on the farm on the WincheS
ter pike, which he recently purchased
of Mr.. Munday.
Moving day struck the North Mid
dletown vicinity all in heap. Mr..
James L. Gregory and family moved
to Georgetown; Mr.. J. Walter Rice
and family moved to farm near
bought the Main street business
w. Douglas moved from the farm
near Plum Lick, which he recently
sold, to a farm near Donaldson; ED.
F. M. finder moved to the property
of Mrs. A. p. Bryan; David Pence,
l.. B. Laughlin, Green Walling and
Clarence Laughlin and their families
have moved to farms in Shelby coun-
ty; Chas. Oldson and family and Mr..
DOane and family will move this
week to farms in Oldham county.
Auctioneer George D. Speakes con-
Quoted the sale of property Tues
day afternoon belonging to DR.. D. ).
Henry, of Paris. Mr.. w. r. Blake
more, of Mitchell & Blakemore,
obught the Main street business
house between Fifth and Sixth, occu-
pied by H. S. Clarke as barber
shop, for $5,065. The cottage on
Sixteenth street was purchased by
Richard Butler, for $4,000. Three
other cottages on the same street
| were withdrawn.
Mr.. T. B. Brown, of Bourbon
county, purchased last week a farm
containing thirty-six acres of land
located on the Winchester pike II
Fayette county, for 1901 per acre
The place had formerly been used as
an Eruptive Hospital farm for Fay
cite county. Mr.. Brown will take
possession of the place in about two
weeks.
On Saturday Auctioneer George
D. Speakes sold the VIM Lenihan
farm near the old Burbon County
Fair Grounds, at public auction, Mr.
| Charles N. Peddicord, of Paris, being
the purchaser at $4,400. MI: >Ped
dicord will move to the place to re-
| side In this issue of THE NEWI
| he advertises his city property or
Main street for sale.
| Auct Speakes conducted sue
cessful sale of stock, crop and farm
ing implements, near Avon, Satur
Eday, belonging to the firm of Buck
ley & Maybrier. Everything
brotght good prices. The attendant.
| was good and the bidding spirited.
| On Saturday, Mr.. Jesse NJ. Alver'
| son, owner and editor of the George
| town News, purchased of Mr.. VIM
| H. Whaley, the latter's farm of 33i
| acres, located on the Jackstown pike
for private price. Mr.. Whaley
will give possession on May l. This
farm is the old Henry Hibler place
| known later as "Maplelawn Stock
Farm" which was purchased of the
| Hibler estate by the late Mr.. P. J
| Millet. Mr.. Whaley bought the farm
! about a year ago from the admins
| traitors of Mr.. Millet, and the prict
he sold it for Saturday is said to hav'
realized handsome profit for him.
! Clifton H. Dalzell and VIM. Bar
purchased Saturday through tn
Paris Realty Co., the seventy-iv'
acre farm near Ewalt's Cross Roads
known as the H. M. Wagner farm
for 1925 per acre. The farm was solI
in December for 5000 per acre.
Miller & Lilleston bought of tn
Bourbon Realty Co., Saturday cot
tage on Fifteenth street at pric
not made public.
Auctioneer Geo. D. Speakes con
Quoted the public auction on tn
premises yesterday of Mrs. Nannl
Clay Towards fine farm of about IL
acres, located on the Clintonville
Ironworks pike. Mr.. Kelley Hale
was the purchaser, paying $162.5
per acre for the farm.