The Bolivar County Democrat., 1919-08-09
-L~

and West end of Lot 8, in Section 7,
! Township q, Range 8, in Bolivar
County. 866S.
Tract No. %. All Of Lot 5 in Sec
ton u, Township 81, Range 8, iii
Bolivar County. S4.34.
Tract No. 23. West end of Lot s,
in Section 8, and West end of Lot 1,
in Section 9, in Township 21, Range
l9, in Bolivar County 72.42.
Tract No. 24. All of Lot in Sec
ton 3, Township 21, Range 10, i'll
Bolivar County. 72.15t
Tract No. %. All of Lot 4 in
Section 4 Township Il, Range 10,
| in Bolivar County.
The property mentioned and de-
scribed in Paragraph A above will
first be offered for sale, and no one
will be permitted to bid therefor un-
less he shall have deposited with the
undersigned before the bidding a GER
titled check or cashiers check on a
responsible bank, or cash, in the sum
of $2500.00, which will be forfeited
if the purchaser fails to make good
his bid. Said property will be sold
upon a credit Of three months, and
for the deferred payments lien will
be retained and the purchaser shall
give bond satisfactory to the under
signed, bearing interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum, for the pur-
chase money. The deposit Of the sue
c6ssful bidder will be applied on the
purchase price, and the deposits Of
unsuccessful bidders will be returned
to them.
After the sale of the property men
toned in Paragraph A, the lands and
premises mentioned and described in
Paragraphs B and G above will be Of
fered for sale, and the undersigned
: will first call for and receive bids
upon the entire body of lands de-
scribed III Paragraph B as a whole,
and will then call for and receive bids
upon the entire body of lands de-
scribed in Paragraph C as a whole,
and will then call for and receive sep
arate bids on the lands in both Para
graphs B and c which lie in contigu-
Gus tracts, for which purpose said
lands have been separated into con-
tiguous tracts, numbered from l to
25, inclusive, as shown above in Para
graphs B and G. If the highest and
best bids received upon the lands de-
scribed in Paragraph B as a whole
end the lands described in Paragraph
C as a whole equal or exceed the ag-
gregate of the highest and best bids
for the lands when offered in contig-
uous tracts, then such bids for the
lands in Paragraph B as whole and
/ Paragraph C as a whole will be ac-
cepted; but if such separate bids ~
! greater than the bids on the lands in
| Paragraphs B and as whole, the
| bids on the lands in contiguous tracts
Will be accepted Each person bidding
upon the lands in separate tracts will
| be first required to deposit with the
undersigned certified check or cash
| ier's check on a responsible bank, or
cash, equal in amount to fifty cents
! per acre on the estimated number of
acres in the respective tracts. A GER
| titled check or cashiers check or de-
pcsit in cash of S2500.00 will be re-
/ quired from each person bidding on
| the lands described in Paragraph B
| as a whole, and for the lands de-
scribed in Paragraph c a certified
check or a cashiers check, or cash,
in the sum of $2500.00 will be
quired. The deposits of the respect
! i've successful bidders will be forfeited
if they fail to make good their bids,
Said property described in Paragraphs
! B and c will be sold upon a credit of
three months, and for the deferred
payments a lien will be retained upon
the property sold, and the purchasers
shall give bond satisfactory to the
undersigned, bearing interest at the
rate of six per cent per annum, for
the purchase money. The deposits OF
I the successful bidders shall in the
event the sale is confirmed be ap-
piled as a credit on the amount bid
for the property, and the deposits of
unsuccessful bidders will be returned
to them.
/ Said sales are to be made subject
to confirmation by the court, which
reserves the right to reject any bid
and to resell said premises and prop
erty upon the failure of any pur-
chaser within twenty days to comply
with any order that may be made by
the court affecting him.
POWELL CLAYTON,
Standing Master in Chancerys
Little Rock, Arkansas.