The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-08-19

ElS4l Ol way near the BANK OF fIlNGs
One pair of scales and warehouse
on right of way of the NJ. & o. Pail
road at Jordan. Fulton County, Ken
lucky, north of the NJ & o. Railroad
station.
One pair of wagon scales and ware
house on the right of way of the NJ
& o. Railroad at 0akton, KY.
One warehouse located on the
right of way of the N. C. L St. l..
Railroad at Dodds Switch, Fulton
County, KY.
One warehouse on right of way OF
N. c. & st. l.. Railroad in West
Hickman, Fulton County, KY, near
the junction or curve switch of c.,
M. & G. Railroad and N, c. & st. L.
Railroad connections.
On lot No. l herein described is
located four-story brick mill in
which there is milling machinery
consisting of engines, boilers, pump,
furnace blower, engine room equip
ments, three Barnett and Lee Sifters,
two reels, three cutler drivers, IL
stands mill rolls, shafting, betting,
| four packers, trucks, etc. There is
also On this lot a one-story iron-clad
| building used for storage and she'll
ing of corn in which is located two
corn shelters, one shuck baler, one
hacker and a lot of shafting and pull
! legs attached to said building. On
this same lot No. / and just north of
the main mill building is located
another elevator building, being four
stories, iron-clad, with engine and
cleaning machine. skcfting, pulleys,
betting and general equipment Of an
elevator building.
On lots Nos. 5 and hereinah1ve
described there is located five small
negro tenant houses.
On let No. 2 herein described there
is a building known as the Moon
shine House." which is use3 for stor-
ing of waste from the mill.
l will also sell all the right AM in
terest of the said Bankrupt in any
and all copyrights or patent rights
in any trade marks owned and used
by said Mill Co. in carrying on their
business in Union City, Tennessee.
l will also sell all personal proper
ty of every description belonging to
said Dahnke-W Walker Milling Co. con-
siSting of unattached machinery or
parts of machines, commercial
trucks, scoops, floor trucks, sacks for
meal flour, etc., desks, filing cases,
typewriters, adding machines and
other office fixtures, and many other
articles that cannot now be mention
ed.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said real estate and mill property
will be sold for one-third cash and
the balance in two equal payments
of twelve and eighteen months, with
a lien retained, and good personal Sc
curity for the deferred pigments.
Said property will then be sold for
cash, and the sale realizing the great
er sum will be adopted. The pur-
chaser will be given the privilege of
paying either or both of said notes |
in cash if he so desires. The proper
ty known as Mill A, together with |
lot or lots and all improvements |
thereon, and fixtures thereto be-
longing will be sold as a whole and |
as one piece of property; end the |
known as Mill B, together |
with the lot or lots and all improve
ments thereon and all fixtures be-
longing thereto will be sold as
a whole and as one piece
Of property; and what is known
as the Clogs warehouse and the lot
Or lots Herewith connected will be
sold as whole and as one piece of
and all of the property
above mentioned, with all interest in
trade marks will be sold as a whole,
and the sale will be adopted for
which the greater price is realized.
In case of separate sale of Mill A
md Mill B the Copyright of the
rader Mark used upon the products
If each mill will be sold with same.
The scales and warehouses above
mentioned as being on railroad right
If way in Obion County and Western
Kentucky will be sold for one-half
lash and the remainder in ninety
lays, with lien and interest-bearing
tote with approved security; and
anne will then be sold for cash, and
he sale realizing the greater price
will be adopted. Any person desiring
o inspect said property or desiring
will be accommodated
lpon application.
HENRY c. STANFIELD,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
This Aug. s, 1921.