The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-01-28
COTTON, GRAIN AND STOCK
FARMS,
Town Lots and City Property
For Sale on Easy Terms.
Great Fall i'm Prices.

The following described property can now
he had at a bargain, or any part thereof. Tho
owner is prepared TO loose largely on their
cost, and any one who wishes either a city
home or good fam, can be accommodated as
to price and terms. All Of these farms arc
well adapted TO the raising of cotton; the
great staple cash products, which will pay a
larger profit than any other crop. A few
a ores (which planted on each ofthese farm
will pay for the same. The property is de-
scribed as 70 lows:
No. !. Is a two acre lot with a modern
two story gothic dwelling, with al ell 80
feet, front %portico, blinds, good cellar, new
cr failing well of soft water, best city barn
in county, carriage and wood house, hen
house and yard, together with all other nee
cssary out buildings; new fence, and all and
everything in Lice condition. Over 300
fruit and ornamental trees, including over GO
choice pears, q variety ofplums and cherries
80 peach, apple and ounce trees, choice
grapes, all set in a recorded plat sowing va
rictics of fruit, true to name; hedge-grOyc
walks; lot in a high state Of cultivation, and
so located as to command a view of city and
country for many miles. As to health and
disturbances, it is the best within the city
limits-combining advantage of health, city
comforts and country life.
No. , Is a one acre lot opposite of the
above. The ceutre Of which is facing the
main street. Said lot located on same
healthy and commanding elevation as No. |
and planted and ]pINtters with over 200 fruit
and ornamental trees with view of building
thereon.
No. ). One half acre lot situated in CEN
tire of city, near the residence OF Mrs. p.
NJ. Craigmilcs, good dwellings, out bui d.
ings, and never failing water; lot rich, pro-
ductive and everything in good condition.
No. 4. A IA acre lot, good frame build
ing, excellent water, newly fenced, mainly
set with fruit, ornamental and shade trees,
located near Mr.. S. P. Gaut's residence on
the railroad, "A mile east of corporate limits.
No. ;. Farm of l4j acres on Candas
creek, - acres in clover and timothy, l6
acres fortified last August by blowing in
pcas-all in ahigh state Of cultivation; no
waste land; enough timber on farm to keep
mp fences, buildings and to pay for the same.
Fences mostly new and lirst-class; a desira-
bic cotton, stock, grain and clover farm, %
miles west of city of Cleveland, being the
~ of the Hall farm richly worth $25 per
acre, but will be sold cheap.
No. 6. Farm of 16S acre, 3l@ miles south
east Of city, a good stock and grain farm, 20
acres in clover and timothy, buildings COM
Portable, fences good, heavily timbcred with
chestnut and oak, enough to pay for the
farm could be sold and enough left for farm
use.
No., I. A farm of 800 acres, 2 miles west
of Red Clay on Dalton road, and III miles
north of Georgia line, good buildings, beau
%tifully located and shaded, plenty of fruit,
heavily timbered; enough trees can be cut
off of farm to pay for it. Good stock, cotton
and grain farm and will be sold at bargain.
One half mile south of this farm 40 acres of
cotton will he planted this season-these
lands are adapted to the growing ofcotton.
The above property is offered for sale or
rent on accommodating terms, and for fur
ther Information apply to A. II. SLAYTON,
Rogersville, Tenn, or to j.. II. Craigmiles,
Cleveland, Tenn. Good and sufficient deed
in law will he given for said real estate,
which is mincumbered and possession given
day of sale.
Cleveland, Tenn, Jau. Is, 1881.