Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-08-16
LAND AGENUY.
BARND BROS,
Land & Loan Agents,
FINDLAY. o.

To Sell or Exchange for other Prop.
erty.
No. 3OJ.
A NO ! HOTEL, stands in a h Furnishing
"A county seatin Northwestern Ohin, Bnildng
26x30 and 2sx5i two stories, and all well fur
nished; % good rooms also, n fine hall 1881,
good kitchen and perfectly dry cellar; good well
and cistern. Large barn 50x60 feet -23 stalls,
and storage room FOR 20 tons Of hay. Will sell
or trade for good farm.
No. 91O.
q MILES West Of the Court House, In Find.
- lay, near the Ridge road 100 acres, 70 i'm
proved Good frame house, and one Of the best
barns in the country, 4Ox75 feet, with good stone
foundation. A never-lailing stream Of water
runs through the farm yard, and il accessible
by lanes 10 all parts Of the farm. The whole
tract is within two miles of the Court House,
while the East line Is a little over halt mile
from the corporation. Unimproved lands Join
ing II on the South have been sold for over one
hundred dollars per acre. While this farm,
with magnificent improvements nf all kinds in
cludng over twelve hundred dollars worth Of
ditchng and underground ditchng, can be
bought for sS5 per acre, on payments extending
over eight years, and so small that the farm will
pay for itself after the first payment uf 81 900 is
made. Were these payments discounted under
the ordinary rnles, the cash cost OF tho farm
would b. reduced to about $50 per acre. which
is less than the improvements are worth in cash.
The orchard, barn, houses, and all are in spen-
did order, and just ready to move into and make
money.
No. e2l.
N00D stock Of dry goods, bOota shoes anil
" groceries, in No. 223, which the owner will
sell at their invoice price, and throw in the good
will Of large business, making this a fine
opening for man wanting good business.
The goods are well selected-will invoice about
$4,000. Good time given on back payments.
No. 226.
X ENTLEMEN of the MEDICAL PROFESS
VI sion who desire tn step into very large
and paying practice in the county seat Of thick
ly settled county, can 1nd no better opening
than that presented By the owner Of No. 226.
The old Doctor desires to withdraw from the
practice. to travel and look after his property in
the West. He has a large and commndiOus res
idence, with beautiful grounds extending over
four and n half acres, located very convenient
to the business part OF town. To the geutlman
protesting the necessary qualifications to take
charge Of his practice. he will give introductions
and assistance, and will turn over his property on
easy terms OF payment, at $4,000.
No. 227.
on FINE building lots in Elkhart, Indiana,
on near the rolling mills, locomotive and car
wOrks. the railroad foundry; one half mile
from N. 3. g. l.. s r. r. depot the Air Line
depot. and the e. 4 l.. NJ. Il. II. depot. Right in
theimmediato neghborhood Of schools, churches
and manufactures. in town to which water
power gives absolute certainty Of the immense
population which always gathers around manu-
factures, and where town lots become i'm
mensely valuable. Prices from 5000 to $500
each, on easy payments. The railroad com "a
nies pay out from SIS 600 to 800 900 per month
for hands and are constantly increasing their
works. This place is such home rs mechan-
les can safely seek with the cerainty of employ
ment and while his little home costing him now
5000 for the ground will grow into money. Will
exchange in part for property here.
No. 935.
A LARGE tract Of finely timbered land on
n navigable stream, in direct connection bv
water with one Of the best m trkets in America -
a place at which slaves and lumber are pur-
chased for the European market, and at which
the largest ocean vessels load. Three -fOurths
"f the timber being white and red oak, ranging
from 2 to feet thick. The expense Of putting
the material in this market is merely nominal
splendid opening for saw mill and hard
wood stave manufactnry. The owner will in
vest in machinery in connection with live man.
To man who means business, who wants an
ample field and a remnnerative business, there
is no better chance than this. Price S. per acre
No. 249.
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