The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-07-17

vance, is in district No. l, on Ell, River oro
[nIle H ron rom Elkmont Springs, and n,ios
rum Elknont station, on railroad and "A
JOINS the lands of L. A King. Jobn n, a.,
ana oShers; contains 10 acres, about 10
Ss I.eA.Su suo IN Gu uluvation, the balance Jim
9ereo' ~ Is good river bottom land and no
duees well all of the usual crons- srSo
cleared portion is enclosed bv 0oo5 f,,,,;,,a'
mas Two good and neveF-faiiin0 snrincs
one OF them being near the dwelling bo,,ses.
ene branches from these sprines and also a
I','l oIoeA ,oasslng through the farm, furnish an
ABUNDANT supply of water for stock. Tbo
improvements consist of good frame 5,,aiio
rug mouse ~ stories, containing 8 rooms
and hall; also a kitchen atteebed -,;tI,
the usual out houses located Al djiE.rar,
Piaces on farm for hands 70 cultivate n
ibis valuable farm will be sold cheap and
on accommodating terms. @1eA
Tract 81. The property of Col W W
1ordon. ls at or near Marcella Falls.
contains about 7g5 acres, part In Ciles ana
part IN Lawrence County upon which is 81,
uated large TANNERY with a two-stor,,
building, with am ple room for storing hides
au9 leaeher, and sheds covering bark mill
and vats, now in operation. There h also a
good houring and corn mill, with a saw mill
attached. The mill house is also a large
two.story building, and the machinery he an
Iun by large turbine wheel, propelled bv
Waterian OF 90 feet; and all the machinery ia
frame dwelling house with rooms ANA A
nall, also Kitchen and other out-h houses. and
also 5 different tenement houees. convent
emily located for the use of operatives for
tannery AMI mills. About 50 acres of tho
lands, including field, lots and small or
chard are cleared and enclosed by good fenc-
ing, the remainder of the tract is finely tim
bered, with oak, poplar, chestnut and other
VareNes. The most Of the tract can bo cul-
uVated when cleared, and contains good me-
dium soil, and is well adapted to stock-rais-
ing, as it is well watered BY numerous froe-
stone springs, and one chalybeate spring.
The lands can be divided into 8 or more
tracts, and the whole can now be bought for
Pbout the original cost of the improvements
and on accommodating terms.
Tract 3S. Is situated about 8 miles west
OF tract 80, on Brushy creek, in Lawrence
county. Contains 5l2 acres of uniuproved
lands, with good variety of valuable tim
Der and some good soil, and has good free
stone spring water, and as it contains much
good tanbark, 1t will be sold with tract s2, or
separately, as may best suit purchasers, and
on moderate terms.
No. "a. A tract of one acre, with good
cottage residence, containing four rooms,
with good cook kitchen, front portico,
and back gallery, also servants rooms, crib
and stable, good we'll, garden and few
apple and peach trees of select fruit, near
the northeast boundary of the corporation
OF Pulaski, and on south slde Of the Cor
nersville turnpike road. This is q substan-
tial and comfortable residence, now owned
and occupied by James T. Tanner and can
be bought for much less than the cost Of the
improvements as the owner desires TO
change his business relations.
No. 80 Containe 200 acres Of hrstclass
lands on RichlRnd creek miles east Of
Prospect station on railroad; the property of
Carson p. Orr; 100 acres cleared and en-
closed by good fencing; and can be Guilt
waited by machinery. and produces the best
yields of al the usual crops; has in
clover 25 acres 1Oin grasses 40 acres contains
asgood supply of the best timbers for rails
lumber and fuel and sufficient to supply the
farm for many years; and has good springs
and branches furnishing an abundance of
good water; and is well situated for a stock
farm. Has young orchard of about 125
trees, peaches and apples Of select fruits; has
good hewed log dwelling house with
rooms and piazza, kitchen and other out
houses; also tenement houses for farm handst
This valuable tract can be purchased y
$50 per acre and on accommodating terms.