The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-09-28
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TENN.

ard in cultivationsaads about one-half tn
| timber lands can be cultivated when clear cd
the most of 1t Is rolling and gravelly lanc
| but good medium soil; has AN abundant SUP
| ply of vAlu timber and good water;
| 8 ell adapted ior good stock farm. Has
| good dwelling honse containing rooms an
! u cellar; kitchen, barn, ribs, stables an
buggy house, and TWO good orchards
also has three tenement houses. viii
= old cheap an On easy terms; either In on
| or two tracts.
| No. 4 Tract No. 4, (property of Care
! GilbertJ contains / 81 acres, situated in Dis
| No. Z, 4 miles west Of Prospect Station
on the railroad; 90 Gcfe= cleared and in cul
tivEtion and under good fence, plenty c
valuable timber for building purposes, rails
boards, firewOod, etc. TEe soil is rich an,
productive, though about one-third of tn
timbered land is gladsy and cannot be cult
waited, but contains valuable limestone quar-
ries for building purposes.
VEMENTS:-Ordinary bewn lo
house TOR a dwelling, with 3 rooms and pi
azza, a good kitchen, crib and stable
Terms-$l0.00 per acre cash, or either one
third or one-fourth in Gosh, and balance il
/, 2, 8 aud years, with per cent. interest
as may suit purchaser.
No. 8. Tract No. contains 112 acres il
18th dist of Giles county, near Wales Sta
tion, on the railroad, ~ mllee north west o
Pulaski, and adJoins the lands of JEFF PulleI
tract; the most of it cleared and in cultiva
ton, the balance in timber; has good tene
ment house; is good soil, except small par
that is little worn and exhausted, and is NJ
or rolling land,
No. 6. Tract No. is in the 18th distric
of Giles county, on Pigeon Roost creek,
miles north of Pulaski, contains about 13
acres, and sdjOins the lands of Mark McNair!
and Dougherty. The most OF it is cleared
under fence and III cultivation; has good or
binary houses on it Is good land though
little worn, Has also 20 acres of good tiIQ-
bered land 4 miles east that win be solC
with it, if desired.
No. 7. Tract No. contains sc acres il
9Th district, Q miles southeast of Pulaski anC
miles north of Elkton; adJoins the lands o
John C. Patterson, j ames NJ. King and 9th
ers; is near the Bethany church aud acade
my, and is part of the G. N. Ordway farm
and is in an excellent neighborho >d; ha
several good tenement houses on it, goot
springs, etc. The most oft is cleared s1d il
cultivation. Is good medium land, though
part of it needs resting, from long cultivation
All of these tracts, Nos 5, 6 and z, or either
will he sold cheap and on easy terms to sui
puI chasers. No. z can be DIVIDED into tW,
tracts, If desired, and sold separate.
No. 8. Is one mile east of Lynnville Sta
tlon, the property of A. ID. Boyd, contain
184 acres, of which lis is under fence anC
in cultivation, 25 of it is in clover and blu
grass; the whole tract may be cultivated ex
cept acres, which has valuable imeton
quarries for building purposes; has gooC
supply Of timber for frewood- Has RooC
springs and is finely VGteTed and adapted 70
a first-olass stock farm The soil is first
class; is up or rolling land, giving fine drain
age; yet is not injured from wear or washing
by rains. Convenient to good schools anC
churches.
IMPROVEMENTS frame dwelling
wi b three rooms; kitchen, smoke hous
and servants rooms; crib, stables, etc. Ha
three other houses for tenants, and there Is
small young orchard OF apple, peach AM
pt ar trees. The price and terms are moder
ate and reason able for this character Of land
Nos Is two town lots in Pulaski, con
tanning a large FLOURlNG MILL, run by
steam engine of so horse power. The mil
houses, elevator, engine and all OF the ma
chinery are new and substantial, and IN goo
running order, Has ell the modern attach
meats and improvements necessary for
frst-class Touring mill; the elevator IS IRE
proof on the outside, and will hold abou
SO, 900 bushels of grain. The mill will grim
over 500 bushels in twelve hours; is eonS eni
| emily located to water, fuel, and for transpor
tetion and grain.
The owners of this valuable property bein
engaged in other business, will sell it 70
less than original costs. Terms will be lib
eral, 10 suit purchasers. This would certain
ly be a grand investment to any one who un
derstands the business.
No. 10. Town lots, con tanning two acres
in southwest portion Of Pulaski, and know
as the Epperson lots. Has a good fran
dwelling house containing five rooms and
back piazza; and a kitchen with servants
room; also large and good c4stern, plent
of room for yard, lots and garden; the soil j
rich and productive. This property can b
| bought for little more than one-half th
original cost of building the houses.
No. IL. This is q tract OF SO u acres oflan
> miles north of Pulaski, adjoining the land
/ of DR.. j. Tol. Grant and others, and is lC
| No. 2 of the subdivision of the estate of Al
| fred White, deceased. Is hilly or rollin
| land, yet rich and productive soil, about
acres cleared and in cultivation, and enclose
| by a good terce. The balance is well tim
bered, has net only an abundance of goo
fire wood, but also poplar, chestnut and oa
| timber for rails, boards and other buildin
lumber. The most of the timbered land
can be cultivated when cleared, and will pre-
duce we'll cotton, corn and all kinds of sma
grain; also blue grass and clover, and a
kinds of vegetables and fruits. The i'm
provements consist of only two small cabir
| or tenement houses, with crib and stabl
The price low and terms reasonable.
In fact the timber on this land being
convenient TO market, is worth about 1
much as will be asked for both land an
timber
No. l2. Ia situated about four mill
southwest of Pulaski on the Lambs Ferl
DAD contains go acres, and lie known as u
| Frank johnson place. About. 10 acres OF
is cleared and under fence, and the most OF
is good and productive soil; but part OF
is badly worn and washed, yet IL can be ca
ily restored, as it has a good clay foundation
100 acres of this tract is in timber, OF whiC
about 80 acres contain oak, ash, hickory AT
poplar, and is rich and tillabla soil. II
balance Of timbered land contains mostly Q
dar, and is glAdy and rocky, but is valuab
for building purposes. Has one good spriI
and we'll, and branches furnishing sto'
water; has a good orchard OF apple
peaehes, cherry, plums, and q few pear
| fMPROVEMENTS-A two story frame dwel
! ing with rooms, kitchen, smokehouf
barn, crib, stables, aud few teneme
| houses. This farm will be sold chsa
Terms-onc-third in cash and the bsian
on ] and 2 years, Apply to I, nj.
JONES, Pulaski, Tenn.
No. Is Isa Town lot in Bethel. mil
West of Prospect station; containing s
acres, with a frame dwelling house = stor
high, rooms and a hall, also q dining roo
and kitchen detached and an office roo
near; has barn and stables, good well watt
is situated near the center OF the town iron
ing on Main street, opposite the postcinC
The same occupied and owned by Mrs. III I
Brown; Will 30 sold cheap for cash, or
short credit.
No.l4isTHE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
corner of Cedar AMI Cherry Stree'S, Mas
Vile, Tenn. is locs = .rsT ar cei'ieT OF {
CITY. convenient TO tllo IliarKet, court hou
and capital, also TO the most OF the princi I
Wholesale and retail stoiee. Is substantl
aud well constructed building, with
rooms, besides office, dining and billia
rooms; also two store rooms and go
kitchen. The Commercial has been one
the popular and ioading hotels OF the city
many years, AVID has recently been thoroug
lv repaired and Tedtted with new fuTnitu
Carpets and table y are. ard is therefore nc
in first class condition aud resolving Il
erAl pAtronage. The proprietor Is gettl
old and in feeble health and therefore desil
TO sell this valuable property; or would .
the furniture and fixtures aud lease !
, house for term Of years. For terms a
dress T. NJ. \. Jones, Real Estate Agent, =
i, IAski, Tenn, or 8. NJ. Jones, the Propriet'
Nashville, Tenn.