The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-03-13

j "ss'i, soine OF 10 ~ good SOIL but the most or
, u Is from 2nd 10 Srd rate; Is finely waterei 4
: has two lasting free-stone aprings: is situated
/ midway between Fall River and Shores Mills
aud about miles from each. ana Is about 10
T,'.os rom Pulaski and same distance from
Nos p aud 2s are tho r,ro,,,,-,, orrrt,. 8,
u ard and will be sold very choap. ApDlv
Tenn. sV''l u'N'A
No. 2a-aouse aud lot at OLA Fellow,
uAi' acres OF No. land, well watorcd
ana enclosed by good fencing Contains a
franc dwelling With three rooms AMI a bali
'front.' porch and back gallery, l,itchou and
smoAe mouse and oihco for physictan In
!, yard Also has a good bara A small
young orchard of select fruit. Ia abo,t TO-
miles east Of Buiord's Station, On railroe5
Is delightful country residence. and will O
Soia e1cap. E pP!y to 7. 81. n, j ones, Pr-.
lasn, Tenn.
NO "a, Containing % acres, is tho Prep
erty OF I. o. Abernethy, situated ono milo
east OF Beynnolds' Station, on tbo. raiIro.d
GnG adoins the lends of ls, @ Revpoidas-3
I. :. Brsrdon; is enclosed by e GOOD fan ID
| ard about 65 acres is cleared and la emilio,
ton. The remainder is timbered land. ana
| seIy hoAf ~ u liable whrn cleared ana ucv
has good stand Of blue grass crow,
| among tho timber. 20 is broken or rolrrr
| lands but rich aud productive OF an kfr-N
| % crops and is well adspte Tor "a stcar
l@rm' haNng Two good spriugs, adordu9 sn
Il
\ two different tonemtnt housos. ono bsf.- -.
| framed box house with two rooms ert .
/ hall between. The other is "A bevn -
house, has also barn, crab and stables. Is
ma IN s1l n'ienp'fnoo9 Endeon7enicn. Co
| Taesonabie and accommodating terms.
No. %, Is the property of Cole Whit,
| ga LynnVilie, J. = miles Dtst of LynutI.a
| station on railrobd, contains p acres, on ,
| which is situated comfortable lwo-story
| frame dwelling house With large rooms, n
hall and porch, also cook kitchen, servartsl
room and smoke house A co11 cistcrr
| barn and stables. The lot ia enc I0=ed bv II
good fence. Has Z Of aa aero well set with
| timothy and clover, good garden and afovy
choice young fIuit trees; has lasting run
mug water through The lot The improve
ments are generally iu good repair; good
schools convenient and three churches IN tho
village, which IS surrounded by some Of the
best farming lands in Tennosse, portions of
" hich are now for sale. This property can
be bought for one-half the cost OF the i'm
provoments.
No. p contains about 500 acres, is tho
property Of G. Il. Witt, in the 9TH district
OF Giles county on Weokly's creek, 10
miles west of Pulaski and 8 miles from
Wales station on the railroad. Is rich and
productive soil; 200 acr0s Of it is cleared and
IN euitl'aton, or pastures and cncloeed by
good fences and is divided into II different
fields or lots with good lasting water In
each; and $50 acres are now VOL set with
clover aqG grasses for meadows and grazing
About one-third OF tho tract contains much
valuable timbers of different varieties, and
very near all Of it can be cultivated when
cleared. There ia an orchard Of or acres
o. good iruiti mostly apples and peaches.
The improvements consist OF frame dwell
ing. with rooms, is y stories high and
kitchen, servants room and smoke house
good barn with cribs and stables, also
three large sheds with lofts for hay to foed
and shelter mules and cattle. And is row
ono Of tho best stock farms In the
country and will bo sold at reasonable
price ana terms.
No. as. The property OF Mrs. 3. A.
sumpter and others Cont ins about 900
acres; situated on Richland creek In tho 10th
district, adjoining the lands Of Mr- MI
feeblesi DR. Norton and others. l. 10 good,
prodnc farm; has about lao acres cleared
and under fenoo and in cultivation and f. di-
vidednto thrce folds, heiidea the stable lot:
all finely watcred for stock has a large
spring OF colo water, and the branch rum
ming through tho farm. The cleared lands
are mostly Lowell, or creek bottom lands.
Tho balance OF about so acres are tim
befed lands and hilly, but rich aud lroduc-
tive soil, and the most Of 10 can ba cultivated
when cleared. and is nov we'll sot with blue
grass among tho timber, furnishing good
pasturage for stock. Tho Improvements
consist of dwelling ! \ stories, containing
4 rooms, IA hall and back gallery, and ia "A
Jog hous,, weather-boaried; has also
Kitchen smo kc- house and serVants' rooms
cribs and stables; also has three different
tenement houses, eonveniently located. Is
4 milos east Cf Buford's Station on railroad:
and on the road leading 10 Brick Church,
and is in q good nciglborhood con venient
10 schools and churches.
Tract 2S. The property Of H.. @. Abor-
naJhY; con tains $50 acres, of which so ara
2 cared aud enclosed by good ftncing; tho
balance IL finely timhe-ed with poplar
oak, hickory, ash, and many other varieties
Of valuable umbeTs. The most Of the tract
Is tilinbie, and tie greater part Of it is voTy
nearly level ard good medium soil. Tho
portion in cultivation has produced from 80
10 40 bushels OF corn per acre, and is bushels
Of wheat Has good springs and also
creek and branches furnishing wutsr for
stock. and good mill site on crock. Has an
orchard OF Toe trees, peaches AM ap alos, OF
select fruits, that has never failed 70 Dear 70
good crop any year. The iuprovemeL con-
sist of an ordinary hewn log dweHing house,
smo se-hOUBe, stables and crib. IL Is located
l6 miles south west from Pulaski, near tho
Lambs Ferry road, and . milga from Miner
hlll, and can be bought very cheap a. $500
per acre, & N cash, and the balanco in !
aud years ~ sold soon and tho purchaser
viii tHka the entire tract.
Tract No. 30. 2 he property Of .iro. q.
Vance, is in district No. l. on Elk River. ono
mile from Elkmont Springs, aud 2 miles
from Elkmont Station on railroad, aud ad-
Joins the lands Of j.. "A King, John Brown
and others; contains 10 ecrusi about 10
cleared eud ia cultivation The balance Dm-
duce5 we'll ell Of tho usual crops The
cleared portion rs enclosed by good ieusiug.
Has two good ana roveT-luihug guring3,
one Of hem boinR Hoar The dwelling houges;
the branches from those sPTiugs and also
creek passing through The farm, furnish an
abundant supply Of water for stock Tho
Improvements consist Of ID cool frame dwell
! i1g-h0use - stories. containing rooms
add hail; also kitchen atteched with
the usual out houses located 90 q T5rent
places on farm for hands 20 cnltiyalo H.
This valuable farm wiz DO sold cheap and
on accommodating terms.
Tract 81. I5 the property ~ JuO. ID.
Reed, situated on Richland croo'p p miles
east Of Losier's station on rgilrOad; and is
only about miles from Aspen Hin and
Prospect Stations, oaoh. Coueists Of two
tracts: One tract contniniug 10 hcros
mostly cleared and enclosed lands, and
mostly level creek bottom; about 50 acres ia
now rich and productive and has produced
90 bushels Of corn per nero but u portion Of
the balance il worn and ashed, anl needs
rest, but can be easily reclaimed. Has q
small portion Ia meadow, a good garden
and about acros in an orchard. y good
spring near the residence and plenty Of good
stock water and hrcwo0d. The 1wclliDR-
house l. built Of hewl logs, Weather board
cd with plank; is Is stories, cOntauing >
rooms and porch; COOL brick chimney
TO dwelling, also good kitchsn attached,
with stone chimney. Cribs. stablcs and
other outhouses; also tcnoment house.
The other is "A tact of 25 acres, unim-
proved, containing much valuable timber Of
the bost varieties for building purposes. H.
about one mile from tho homestead trnet
and - rich and productive soil, though hilly
and broken. Much Of 10 can b0 cultivated
when cleared. Both Of fhcse tracts can bo
bought together for tho low price Of 81 300
IN cash, or for one half cash, and the halancc
on credit with per cont. interest.
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