Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-10-17
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE. IN
AND NEAR The TOWN
OF WOODSTOCK.

Pursuant t. and by virtue Of the
Wilt S of the late E. Z Stckley, de-
ceased and she late N NJ Bower,
deceased, which empowers the EXecu
tors to dispose of the real estate and
execute deeds for same. the urders gu-
| ed Elk cutrix AID Executors Will on
ITHUkSDAY. OCTOBER %, 1919,
At $50 2. NJ.
in front OF the COURT HOUSE, in
Woodstock, Virginia offer al public
sale, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing real estate, consisting OF
lst A large store building, on the
| corner Of Main and Court Streets, in
said town, diagonally across the
street from Court house Square. The
'pt and building fronts 80 feet on
Main street and q feet on Court street
The building is constructed Of orjc1
and contains two large store rooms
| on the first floor, now occupied by I
| Glenn Locke, General Merchandi st
| & l. Gibbs, Hardware Store. and five
rooms or offices on the second floor,
| With lafge base ment under the bu d.
| i4g, and the right to the use Of TO
T. .'.el IN the rear Of said lot or
buAG.Ag.
his property is located near the
center and best business part OF the
town, about two squares from tie
I epot, and is the same rea estate
conveyed by w 7 Williams Special
Commlss oner, to E E Stickley and
VIM. NJ. Boyer. by deed bearing date
on the 8th day Of September 1885.
(See Liber, No. rs. Folio 1850.
The one-haf OF the undivided in
terest in this real estate, at the in,
stance of the Stickley representatives
will be offered FIRST, reserving any
and all bids, and then offer the
said real estate as q whole, which will
be more particularly announced on
the day Of sale,
Ind. Al that tract or parcel of land,
near and southwest OF the said town
Of Woodstock, Va and bounded on
the eastern side by the Valley Turn
pike, on its northern side by the road
leading from the said Turnpike to-
wards Columbia Furnace crossing the
B. & 0. Railroad (now Southern), on
the western side by said railroad and
on its southern side by the land now
owned by Homer Artz
CONTAINING IL ACRES. more or
less, and is the same land conveyed
by M. L. Walton, Substitute Trustee,
10 e. E. Stlckey, by deed bearing
date on the 9Th day of August 1876
(see Liber No. Is, Folio 81 s..
This land is in fine state of cult
walton, very productive as farming
land and is we'll located for building
lots, being adjacent TO said town. 1t
may be offered in two or more lots.
reserving the bids, aud then offered
as whole, as will more particularly
be announced on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash on day OF sale and
the residue in three equal annual paw
ments OF |, ., aad years. Said de-
ferred payments to be evidenced by
bonds, with interest from day of sale, |
and secured by vendors lien to be |
retained In deed or deeds which shall !
he executed to the purchaser or pur-
:hasers oy the said executors, and the |
building to be kept insured by the
or purchasers as additional |
security and protection of the said |
estates.
Mary 3. c Suckley, Executrix,
A. G. StickIey, Executor, Of Z.
< Stlckley, decd, /
5. Monroe t3oyer. Executor,
OF VIM VI Boyer, dec d
Oct 10 Wv.