The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-03-20

it is from 9nd to srd rate; is finely watered,
has two lrsting free-stone springs; is situated
midway between Fall River and Shores Mills
and about miles from each, and is about ! 2
miles from Pulaski and same distance from
LRwrenceburR.
Nos. 81 and 22 are the property Of Thos. s..
Pit ard and win be sold very cheap. Apply
to I. NJ. N. Jones, real estate agent, PulGsk +,
Tenn.
No. 2s-9ouse and lot at odd Fellow ,
Hall. acres of No. l land, well WAtercd
and enclosed by good fencing. Contains
frame dwelling with three rooms and hall,
front porch and back gallery, kitchen and
smoke house and Office for q phys.man in
yard. Also has good barn. A small
young orchard Of select fruit. IL about four
miles east Of Buford's Station, on railroad
ls delightful country residence and will 10
sold cheap. Apply TO T. n. N, Jones, Pu-
laski, Tenn,
No. q. Containing s5 acres, is tho prep
erty of I. D. Abernathy, situated one mile
east Of Reynolds Station, on the railroad
and adioins the lands Of X. @. Reynolds and
I. S. Brandon; is enclosed by q good fento
and about 65 acres is cleared and in eultiva-
ton. Tho remainder is timbered lands, and
very near all tillable whom cleared, and now
has good stand of blue grass growing
among the timber. il is broken or rclluc,
lands, but rich and productive Of all kinds
OF crops, and is well adapted for O stuck
farm having two good springs, RhoTdins an
abundance OF lasting running water. Has
two different tenemsnt houses, ono being n
framed box house with two rooms and "A
hall between. The other is q hewn loo
house; has also barn, CRIB and stables. IL
in good neighborhood audeonvenient 10
reasonable and accommodating terms.
No. 25, Is the property of Cole White gt
Old Lynnvllle, IL miles west of Lynnvilia
Station on railroad, contains 2k acres, on
which is sitnatcd comfortable tWo-story
frame dwelling house with large rooms a
hall and porch, also cook kitchen, serva t.
room and smoke house. A GOOD cistcru.
good fence. Has % Of an acre well set with
timothy and clover; good garden and few
choice young fruit trees; has lasting run
Mug water through the lot The improve
nents are generally in good repair; good
schools convenient and three churches in the
village, which is surrounded by some of the
pest farming lands in Tennessee, portions of
y hich are now for sale. This property can
De bought for one-half the cost Of the i'm
,rovements.
No. 27 contains about 800 acres, Is the
property CT C. H. Witt, in the 6th district
II Giles county, on Weekly's creek, 10
niles west of Pulaski and 3 miles from
Wales Station on the railroad. Is rich and
n oductive soil; 200 acres Of IL is cloArod and
n cultivation, or pastures and enclosed by
ood fences and is divided into II different
elds or lots with good lasting water In
aOh; and $50 acres are now well set with
lover and grasses for meadows and grazing.
About one-third of the tract contains much
alnab.e timbers Of different varieties. and
cry near all of IL can be cultivated when
leaTed. There Is an orchard Oft or 8 acres
: good fruit, mostly apples and peaches
he Improvements consist of frame dwell
lg, with Z rooms, is Il stories high and n
ltCKGn. II.
good barn with cribs and stables. also
lTee large sheds with lofts for hay to feed
nd shelter mules and cattle. And is row
ne of the best stock farms in the
ountry and will be sold at reasonable
rice and terms.
No. %. Tho property OF Mrs. s. A.
umpter and others Contxina about QqO
cree; situated on Richland creek in tho l6tb
lstrict, adjoining the lands of Mrs. MI.
eebles, DR. Norton and others. IsA good.
roductve farm; has about lao acres cleared
nd under fence and in cultivation and l. di-
ldedinto three fields, besides tho stable lot;
II nnely watered for stock; has q large
oring Of cold water, and the branch run
ing through the farm. The cleared lands
re mostly level, or creek bottom lands.
he balance OF about so acres are tim
cred lands and hiiiy, but rich and 1roduc-
We soil, and the I1ost of IL can be cultivated
hen cleared, and is now we'll set with blue
rass among the timber. furnishing GOOD
astuTage for stock. The improvements
on sist of dwelling, ~ stories, containing
rooms, hall and back gallery, and isa
,g houss, weather. boarded; has also a
ltchen, smoke-house and seTvants rooms,
lbs and stables; also has three difIeront
nement houses, conveniently located. Ia
miles east If Buford's Station on railroad:
1d on the road leading to Brick Church,
ld is in good noighborhood, convenient
schools and churches.
L.. 4 n
athy; contains $50 acres, of which 90 are
cared and enclosed by good fencing; the
alance is finely timhered with poplar,
Ak, hickory, ash, and many other varieties
valuable timberH. Tno most OF the tract
tillable, Gnd the greater part of IL Is very
early level, and good medium coil. The
oTtion in cultivation has produced from 80
, 40 bushels Of corn per acre, and l6 bushela
wheat Has good springs and also q
eek and branches furnishing water for
oek, and good mill site on creek. Has an
rchard OF 100 trees, peaches and apples, of
'lect fruits, that has never failed TO bear
ood crop any year, Tho improvements con-
st Of an ordinary hewn log dwelling house,
noke- house, stables and crib. It Is located
milea southwest from Pulaski, neAr tho
amb's Ferry road, and miles from Miner
i'll, and can no bought very cheap a. $500
ar acre, 1S IN cash, aud the balanco in l
I'D years, if sold soon and the purchaser
i'll take the entire tract.
Tract No. 80. The property of Jno. G.
suce, is in district No. l, on Elk River, one
Iile from Elkmont Springs, and miles
ON Elkmont Station, on railroad, and ad-
inns the lands of L, A. King, John Brown
nd others; contains 10 acres, about 10
cared and in cultivation, the balance Tim
sred. 1t is good river bottom land and pro-
uccs well all of tho usual crops. The
cared portion is enclosed by good fencing.
as two good and never-fa falling springs.
n n 4
ne branches from these springs and also q
eek passing through the farm furnish an
bundant supply Of water for stock. Tho
improvements consist Of good frame DWELL
lg-house ~ stories, containing rooms
nd q hall; also n kitchen attached. will
10 usual out houses located at different
laces on farm for hands 10 cultivate il.
his valuable farm will be sold cheap and
4 accommodating terms.
Tract 81. Is the property Of Jno. d.
eed, situated on Richland creek, 21< miles
lEt of Lester's station on railroad and IA
My about miles from Aspen Hiii and
respect Stations, oGch. Coneists of TWO
acts: One tract containing 10 Acres.
Iostly cleared and enclosed lands, and
Iostly level creek bottom; about 90 acres ia
ow rich and productive and has produced
bushels of corn per acre, but a portion Of
le balance is worn and washed, and needs
,st, but can be easily reclaimed. Has a
nall portion in meadow, a good garden
nd about acres in an orchard. A good
'ring near the residence and plenty Of good
'ock water and frewood. The dwelling
ouse is built Of hewn logs, weather board
with plank; is l - stories, containing
ooms and porch; 3 COOL brick. chimneys
, dwelling, also good kitchen attached,
ith stone chimney. Cribs, stables and
ther outhouses; also a tenement mousse.
he other is tract Of 25 acres, unim-
roved, containing much valuable timber of
nc best varieties for building purposes. Is
bout one milo from the homestead tract
nd 10 rich and productive soil. though billy
nd broken. Much of it can bo cultivated
hen cleared. Both OF these tracts can be
ought together for the low price Of 81 500
l cash, or for one half cash, and the balance
q credit with per cont. intereht.