Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-16

Americas, County of Sumter. State
of Georgia. Said house and lot lying
and being in the southeast corner Of
intersection of Church and Dudley |
Streets, in said City, and bounded on
the north by Church Street; on east |
by Mrs. Oliver; on the south by A. |
Freedman; and on west by Dudley |
Street. Said premises formerly o.
cupied by S. s. Boone and B. +,
Bell, as a residence and better known
as Boone lot.
That parcel of land recently in the
City of Americas, now in Sumter
County, Georgia, lying on the hill
beyond Muckalee Creek, bounded
north by Spring Street, or old Lump
kin Road; east by Livingston land;
and west by Wade and Lizzie Clarks'
property, lines agreed upon by the
purchaser and the parties adjoining.
Containing three-fourths acre of
land, more or less, being the proper
ty conveyed by Americas Produce
Company to J. w. Wheatley & Com
| pany, recorded December Ia, 1901,
Book ZEE" Page 357.
One certain house and lot situated
on the south side of, Jordan Alley,
known as 1873 Jordan Alley, lying and
being in the City of Americas, Geor-
gia, Sumter County, and bounded as
follows: East by property of Caro-
line Terry; south by property of es-
| toto nf u hmm. mouth NV Igrlo ~,
Alley; and west by property of Wal
ter Watts. Said lot fron'>ng forty
(40) feet on Jordan Alley, running
back south one hundred (100) feet
more or less, to property of estate of
j. B. Dunn.
Two houses and lots in the City of
Americas, Georgia, lying on west side
of Hampton Street, east side of said
lots bordering on Hampton Street,
between the Eulie Black property
and big gully, seventy (7O) feet,
more or less, said lots extending back
west two hundred and twenty-five
| (225) feet to vacant lot of Sea-
board Air Line Railway. Said lots
bounded as follows: North by big
gully, east by Hampton Street; south
by Eulie' Black property; and west
by vacant lot owned by Seaboard Air
Line Railway; said lots containing
three-eights Of an acre, more or less.
One certain house and lot in the
City Of Americas, Sumter County.
Georgia, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at
southwest corner of Haynes and Nc
Cree property, on east side of Prince
Street, and extending South sixty
600 feet on said street; thence, east
one hundred 000) feet; thence,
north sixty 600 feet to line of
Haynes and McCrea property; 100
Feet to Prince Street, the starting
point; said house and lot being No.
100.
Three and one-half acres, more or
less, lying between Church and
| Spring Streets and the Central of
Georgia Railroad, described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the intersec-
ton of Church and Spring Streets
Just east of Town Greek Bridge, next
to the City of Americas, and run
ming thence along Church Street to
The Contra! Of Georgia Railroad !;
thence, in northerly direction along
said railroad to the property of Ma
tilda Hcpdcson; thence, in a wester-
| iy direction along the linz of her
! property to the southwest corner of
rer lot; tn'n in rortherly direc-
sicn to the lot of the sac of J. B.
Dunn on which are located two
houses: thence, in a westerly direction
along the line Of said lots to Spring
Street in the direction of Church
Street to starting point, on which is
situated one store-house at the in
tersection of Spring and Church
Streets. Two houses and lots front
ing north on Spring Street, west of
Central of Georgia Railway, bounded
north and west by Spring Street; east
by property of A. c. Alexander, and
south by property of ]. B. Dunn
estate.
One certain house and lot in the
City Of Americas, Georgia, on Rail
road Street, and bounded as follows
North by Railroad Street; west by
property of w. A. Rembert; east by
property of Joe Williams; and south
by property of Tom Griffin.
One certain house and lot in the
City of Americas, Georgia, on Acad-
envy Street, and bounded as follows:
North by Academy Street. west by
Cicero Ray; east by Jim Russell es-
tate; and South by Hattie Black. Said
house and lot being No. 112 Academy
! Street
Also, at the same time and place
and by virtue Of the authority afore-
said, will be sold all of the notes, ac-
counts and assassination in pos
session of the administrators be-
longing to the estate of said w. H.
Scarborough, deceased, a list of which
can be seen in the office of Wallis
& Fort, attorneys at law, Americas,
Georgia. All of said sales to be sub
nlitted to the Court for confirmation,
as provided in said order. Terms of
sale to be cash, when approved by the
Court. MRS. r. E. STEVENS,
Commissioner and Also Administra-
tor pf the Estate Of w. H. Scar
borough, Deceased.
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