The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-06-28

Of it is cleared and under fence, and tho most
OF il is good and productive soil; but part
of il is badly worn and washed, yet it can be
easily restored, as it has a good clay founda-
ton. 100 acres of this tract is in timber, of
which about so acres contain oak, ash, hick-
ovy and poplar, and is rich and tillable soil.
The balance of timbered land contains most
ly cedar, and is glady and rock, but is valua-
bic for building purposes. Has one good
spring and well, and branches furnishing
stock water; has good orchard Of apples,
peaches, cherries, plums, and few pears
IMPROVEMENTS A two-story frame dwell
ing with rooms, kitchen, smokehOuso,
barn crib stables and few tenement hous-
es. This farm will be sold cheap. Tonns-
one-third in cash and the balance on and 2
years.
No. 13 Is a Town lot in Bethel, 4 miles
West of Prospect station; containing 81
acres, with a frame dwelling house Il HtoryH
high, rooms and hall, also dining room
and kitchen detached and an Office room
near; has barn and stables, good well water /,
is situated near the center OF the town 'front.'
ing on Main street, opposite the postofiice.
Tho same occupied and owned by Mrs. NJ A.
Brown; Will be sold cheap for cash, or on
short credit.
No. IA is THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,on
corner Of Cedar and Cherry Streets, Nash
vile, Tenu. Is located near the center of tho
city, convenient to the market, court house
and capital, also to the most Of the principal
wholesale and retail stores. IL a substantial
and well constructed building, with 85
rooms, besides office, dining and billiard
rooms; also two store rooms and "A good
kitchen The Commercial has been one of
the popular and leading hotels Of the city for
many years, aud has recently been thorough
ly repaired and reftted with now furniture,
carpets and table ware, and is therefore now
ir first class condition aad receiving lib
eral patronage. The proprietor Is getting
al Nd IN faalf "a hoa Il lat
TO sell ihis valuable property; or would sell
the furniture and fixtures and lease tho
house for term Of years. For terms ad-
dress T. NJ. N. Jones, Real Estate Agent, Pu-
laski, Tenn, or s. NJ. Jones, the proprietor
Nashville, Tenn.
No. Is. Is the property of j. M. HRHde-
man, situated 4 miles southwest from Pu-
laski on Chicken creek, adjoining the lands
of Joe Kennedy, Charlie Pittard and others;
contains go acres, of hich 46 are cleared and
in cultivation, the balance well tinberod. IL
rich and productive soil, fencing good, has
good springs and good stock-wGteT, one
spring within 20 yards of house. IMPROVE
MENTS-a small frame dwelling house with
9 rooms, log kitchen and smoke house, o
buggy and wheat house, crib and stables,
has few good peach and apple trees. IL
one "t tho best snail stock farms IA tho
county and will DO sold cheap.
No. Is. Tho st. Giles Hotel, on tho Wost
Side of Public Square in Pulaski. Fronts 81
feet, running back TO an alloy. Is now and
we'll constructed, three story, brick building,
and contains twenty bedrooms, two parlors,
q largo dining room and kitchen. OfloO,
with elevator, linen room, store room and
stewarts' rooms, and is elegantly furnished
in all departments. This hotel Is second to
none, outside of but few of the larger cities,
in Tennessee, and is offered for sale with ali
its furniture and fixtures, ready for use and
on cheap and accommodating
terms. T, M. N. JONES,
Real Estate Agent.
No. Is. Tho property of Robert Orr, ia
situated in 9th District Of Giles County
8 mites South West ofPulaski, adjoining tho
lands of @. W. Tidwell, James Short and
others, contains 205 acres about one-hAlf OF
it cleared and under fence, the balance tim
bered; has some valuable timber for rails and
other building purposes, and an abundance
of good fro wood; is mostly rolling, on hilly
lands; OF good second grade soil. Tho i'm
provements are ordinary: Frame dwelling
house with two rooms, with n stac kod chin
ney, a small crib aud stable; but has hoalth-
ful site for u residence, and ono of the host
wells of Chaiy beato wateF in the state; and
If improved may be made worry valuable.
This tract viii DO sold cheap, and on Ac-
commodsting terms to suit purchaser.
No. 10 is the property of +. b. Iester sit
uated at and near Lester's Station, on the
railroad, 8 miles south of Pulaski, q uiaina
211 acres; one-half is cleared and enclosed in
good fencing. The other half contains mreh
valuable timber. Tho land is rich and pro-
ductive, and although hilly, the most OF 1T is
tillable; has q valuable orchard of Is acres OF
peaches and plumbs.
IMPR0V 0VEMENTS.-A hewn iog dwell
ing, also kitcnen, good cribs and stables;
also small tenement houses ut different To-
calities; good cotton gin with necessary
gin house aud pross, AL IN good repair: has
oil irna Ill fur o,l =. "a
located for the manufacturing Of limo. IL is
also good location for country stero,
shops, etc. A large qaantity OF farm pro-
ducts are annually shipped from this st0'ion.
This valuable property will be sold , reap
and on accomm odRting terms.
No. II. The property Of T. j. " ood, and
is situated in the 9th district of Giles county,
miles west of Wales Station; contains SO
acres; all cl cared and under good fence, ex-
cept acres of timbered land. Is rich and
productive soil, but hilly or rolling. Is VOL
watered and suitable for stock ralsinq. Has
good orchard of about 100 trees-appies,
pears and peaehes; choice fruit. Improve
ments-Frame dwelling, box house, with two
rooms, and kitchen attached; crib and sta.
bles; will be sold cheap, Apply to T. NJ. N,
Jones.
No. 20. Tho property Of Joseph W. Hall
contains sbont s63 acres, situated in the 9th
district OF Giles county on Richlnnd crook
and on the road leading from Ekton to
Prospect station on the TailroRd, and about
Al miles east of Prospect; is No. land, has
produced one bale of cotton per acre, and
from so TO so bushels Of corn, also produces
clover and grasses TO perfection, and can be
made No. stock farm. The most Of IL is
very near level and enclosed by good fonc-
ing, and divided into OF fields OF lots.
All of it is tillable land except 80 acres, which
is glady, containing valuable limestone quar-
ries for building. purposes, and which pro
duces excellent Bluegrass.
I'M MPROVEMENTS;-T different teno-
ment houses, one of them containing . roomP
and kitchen, smoke-hcuse, stables. oto.. also
good cotton gin and pr8as. II is we'll
watered. and has good supply Of fre-wood.
This valuable tract Will be sold cheap and on
reasonable terms as to payments. For
further particulars apply 10 7. NJ. N. Jonos,
Pulaski, or A. d. Buli, Elkton, Tenn.
No. 81. This tract contains s3N lores Of
unimproved lands, situated miles south
west of Pulaski near tho junction Of tho
Lambs Ferry and Bethel roads on Anthony
hill; Is second grade soil, but contains much
valuable timbers, such as oaks, ch0stnuts,
poplArs and various other kinds.
No. %. This tract contains 178M ncres o. I
unInproved lands; is finely timbored with
chestnut, hickory, poplar oak and other
varieties; most of the tract Is tillablo and lies
we'll, some of it isgood soil, but the most Of
it is from 2nd TO Ord rate; Is finely wateYed
has two lasting free-stone sprnga; is situated
midway between Fall River and Shoro's Mills
and about milos from oaeb, and is abouta 2
miles from Pulaski and same distance from
Lawrenceburg.
Nos. 81 and 2e arc tho property Of Thos. s.
Pittard and will be sold worry cheap. Apply
to 7. NJ. N. Jonos, real estate agent, Pulaski
Tenn.
No. 4. Tract No. 4, property Of Caroy
Gilbert) contains Isl aoros, situntod in Dis
trict No. 2, / Z miles west of Prospect Sta
ton, on the railroad; 60 acres cleared and IL.
cultivation and under a COOL fence; plenty
of valuable timber for buil,ling purposes
rails boards, firowood, etc. The soil is rich
and productive, though about e-third thC
timbered land is glady and cannot DO oulti-
vated, but contains valuable limestone quar-
ries for building purposes.
IMPROVEMENTS Ordinary hown log
house for Il dwelling, with rooms and a pi-
azza, a good Kitchen, crib and stable
TerIns--S 1000 per aero, cash, or either one
| third or ono fourth IN cash, and balance IN
2. and years, with por cent. interest, 81
may suit purchaser.
No. 23-uouse and lot at Odd Fellows
| Hall. 5 acres Of No. ! land, we'll watoTed
and enclosed by good foncing. Contains .
| frame dwelling with throo rooms aud hall
front porch and back gallory, a kitchen and
| smoke house and oAice for physician IN
| yard. Also has a good barn. A small
/ young orchard of select fruit. IL about -four
miles cast Of Bufordis Station, on railroad
Is delightful country residence and will be
sold cheap. Apply TO T. NJ. N. Jones, Fu-