Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-30
FARMS IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY

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60 Acres, Sec. 80. T. 81, R.. %, three and q half
miles east OF Lexington, on Dover road.
All under fence and in cultivation and grsss;
barn; good out buildings; 500 young fruit
trees and large orchard Of old trees; very
$55 per acre. To this farm can be added 80
acres more adjoining. all rich land in lind
state of cultivation, at $50 per acre.
80 Acres. Secs Ii. "A. % and ss. T. 80. B. 81, six !
miles southeast OF Lexington. All under
fence, and 230 acres In cultivation and
meadow; 40 acres in timber; 200 fruit trees;
good dwelling. 2 large barns; living water;
no better land. Price Sic. 800.
100 Acres. Secs. q and %. t. so. R., 81. FIVE
miles south of Lexington. All under fence
trees: living water. new Frame Dwelling;
several miles hedge fence; tenant house,
barn and stables; very desirable farm.
$50 600.
sections 10. II, IA and Is: T.: is, r.. &c. four
miles southwest OF Aullviile. All under
hedge fence; sou acres In cultivation and
ISL in grass; bounded by stream Of running
wateron east side farm divided into 7 fields;
About 200 fruit trees; large frame dwelling.
7roomsi everything in good order and con-
dition. Price 1886 per acre.
aoex Acres, Secs 8 and Ii. I: 40. Il. ss: one mile
l3s acres In cultivation. GU In timber; good
buildings and superior land and location;
living water. Price $40 600.
276 Acres. Secs. II and 8, T. so, R. 26 All
under rail and hedge fence. and 230 acres in
cultivation; fair buildings; good wafer; 10
acres in grass, l6 In timber; $50 fruit trees;
8 fields; good barn; 6 miles southwest Of
Lexington. Price SIS con
13l Acres. Sec. 9, T. so, r. 81. two miles south
ofLexington. All under fence and in culti-
walton and meadow; l60 apples trees; run
ming water and living springs; large brick
dwelling. beautiful location; Y, ry desirable
place. Price $l2. 500.
of Lexington. All under fence and in cul.
tlvation and clover; brick dwelling. good
out buildings. fronts on public road; well
located. Price SO. 01O.
200 acres. S Is, T 81, & %. two miles west
of Dover. and known as the Thistle farm
All under fence and in cultivation and blue
erase. Six. fields, rich dry land. beautiful
fruit. Large frame dwelling. six rooms
good outbuildings. large barn and stable.
Very desirable property. Price $50 per acre
les Acres, Sec. 2, T. so, r. q, two miles south
east of Lexington. ALL under fence and IN
high state OF cultlvation;. several hundred
young bearing trees, brick dwelling. Few
barn. living wafer; very valuable anu desir-
able place. Price sls, 200.
200 Acres, half mile north of Lexington; 'front.'
ing one mile on Missouri river ;very valuable
tor Coal; land rich and partly in cultivation
barn and stable. Price sis 900.
A Acres, one mile southeast Of Lexington, with
elegant suberban brick residence; lane
highly improved ;large and valuable orcharC
and many varieties OF fruit; very desirabl,
place. Price $l2. 500.
70 Acres adjoining the above on the southeast
All under fence and In cultivation and gras -
running water; fine grove OF young trees
beautiful location for Il euberbRn residence
no building. Price $4,000.
2sO Acres, Sec. 10. T, so. R. "a, five miles soutl
Of Waverly. All under wire and hedge fenc
and 265 acres in cultivation land, very rich
living wa'er; two small dwellings; . yer.
desirable prairie farm; land smooth sh
beautiful. Price $l4 COO.
80 Acres, Sec. %, T. 81 r. q, three mile. north
east OF Lexington; II acres under fence an
s. in cultivation and 8 in clover; IS bearin
apple trees and other fruits Of various kinds
Is acres in timber; good frame dwelling, al
rooms: new barn; cistern; rich land;. We
situated for garden, fruit or dairy farm
Price So OUO.
IS Acres, Sec. IL, T. so. L.. p. three mile
southeast of Lexington. All under fenc
and in cultivation and p%asture; large fran
dwelling; good out buildings; some fruit
living water; rich land; retired location; d,
sirable place. Price o. ,675.
= 30 Acres, Sec 8. =. 80; r. 2s; ten miles west
fence and In cultivation; so acres fine heas
timber. ash. elm and cottenwood; log cal
ulnS . rOOmS. TEiCe Sl.zVU.
s. Acres, Sec. 9. T. SO, r. n, four miles wei
ofLexington; bluff land; all under fence;
acres IN cultivation and 40 in grass and pa
tire; two frame aud box houses; high al
beautiful location; running water; very rit
land, elegant place for market garden,
for raising stock. Price without the co
%. $50.
24s Acres. Secs. I, 8. II and 10. Z. so, r. %. O.
miles southeast oil Lexington. All und
fence and $50 in cultivation; small orchar'
running water, 3 spi ings; very rich land;
acres timber; school and church close b.
new frame dwelling, 8 rooms; very deser
i BILE farm; barn 30 by 80. Price $l3 $40.
500 Acres, Secs. IL, Ii and IA, T. so, 4. %, 8
miles east OF Lexington. All under fen
and 800 acres in cultivation, l40 IN pastu
and meadow; about so acres OF timber wi
= blue grass on the sod ;comtOrtable dwellin
barn and stable; small orcha RI; rich Ian
very productive farm, running up to NJ
1872 Acres. Secs. q and 20, T. so. Il. q, 10
miles south OF Lexington; l6O acres und
=, trees of various kinds; twO-stOry frau
l dwelling. ] rooms and porch; a very lar
spring that will water 500 cattle; rich Ian
desirable location. Price Gil $50,
30 and Il Acres in Carroll county - miles mol
or Norborne:
: So Acres, Sec. %. 7. 81, R.. %. four miles east
Lexington, fronting on Missouri river; hi
heavy cottonwood timber and half In cul
vatlon; log cabin. Price $40 per acre.