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THREE LAND DEALS
INVOLVE $87,000 IN
CASH AND TRADE
Lot On Fifth Avenue, North,!
Sold To Two Purchasers
By S. L. Ware
Three Jarge deals in downtown and
outlying real estate on Friday in
volved approximately $87,000. Sed
ley Lynch Ware sold the west half
and cast half of a lot on Fifth ave
nue, between Nineteenth and Twenti
eth streets, north, to K. Greenger
and the New South Land company,
respectively, for $7,000 each hair,
and valuable consideration ap
proximating ,$29,000. from each of
the purchasers. The deal came as a
surprise in real estate circles. It
was recently announced, however,
that the property was on the market
at $75,000 for the entire lot.
The consideration is believed to
be mortgages, to be assumed by the
purchasers. A two-story residence
now stands on the property, and
just what disposition of the property
will be made could not be learned
Friday, but it is expected that a
business structure of some kind will
be erected. The lot is No. 18, Block
47, according to the survey of the
Fly ton Land company.
The other deal reported Friday in
volved $15,000. The property is in
Lot 9. Block 23. according to jnap^
and survey of the East Lake Land
company. E. B. Noftsinger sold the
plot to Margaret G. May. These
deals are believed to be forerunners
of fall activity in Birmingham -^al
estate.
Customers Are
Sent To Jail
By Bartender
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.—This hap
pened Friday to 16 rumhounds,
who are now in the hoosegow.
