The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-01-31


unlnProved lsnds; is finely timbered with
chestnut, hickory, poplar. oak and Other
VaIieues; most Of the tract is til able and lies
weli' some OF IL is good soil, bnt the most OF
II @ Is rom 2nd to srd rate; is finely watered
has two lasting free-stone sprin 0s: Ia s;tr,stsd
midway between Fall River and shores Mi ills
ana about miles from each, and is about b
In'les from Pulaski and Same distance from
Lawrenceburg. YIN
~ NOS Il and 2s are tho property of Thoe. s.
- ~ r arg and viii DO sold very cheap. Apply
Tenn. As'n'' uiAsA ,
No. Tract No. 4, (property of Carsv
Gllnert) contains l57 acres, situafad N D;syy
trlet No. g 4 miles west of Prospeet sia-
tl3n, on the railroad; SO acres cleared and in
c9ieiEasl3n Gu ana under good fence; plenty
OF valuable timber for building puInoass rg
rails boards, frewood, etc. The soil is ricL
and productive, though about one-tbiTd tha
tlmoered land is glady and cannot be eniti-
vated, but contains valuable Limestone ousy
ries for building purposes.
IMPROVEMENTS;- rdinsyv H., l..
house for "a dwelling, with 8 roofns and ~.
azza,s good kitchen, crib and stabfs
tsTLas--s lo'oO per acre, cash, or either one
thlrd or 0ne-fourth in cash and balance -
q and years, with 6 per cent. interest az
may suit purchaser. %
No. 23-aouse and lot at Odd Fello Va,
Hal. . acres Of No. land, well watoned
al
frame dwelling with. three rooms and a bsli
front porch and back gallery, a kitchen md
smoke hopse and Office for a pbvsic,s,' -,
yard Also has a good barn. a small
young orchard of select fruit. Is Abont fonr
miles east OF Butord's Station, on railroad.
ID y ushghtiul country residence and will DO
sold cheap. Apply to T. N. N. Jones, Pu-
laski, Tenn.
No. "a. Containing s5 scres. is the nrcn-
erty Of I. o. AbeFnathy, situated ono ma
east OF Reynolds Station, on the raiirosS
and adloins the lends of X, o. ReVnoIda ana
I. 5. Brandon; is enclosed by good Gs1ca
ana ABOUT 90 acres is cleared and in culti va
uoh' Inc remainder is timbered lands, and
VerJ near ali tfllable when cleared and novV
has good stand Of blue grass growinc,
among the.tmber. it is broken or rollrpe
lanhs, out rich and productive of All kinds
OF crops, and is we'll adapted for a atoclr
laln, lh having Two good springs, affordine an
sa,a ouI1snce OF lasting running water. Has
Two alnerent tenemsnt houses, ono beinO a
framed box house with two rooms and a
nan DeI"een. The other is hewn loo
nousei mas also barn, cnb aud stables. Ia
"a good -neighborhood andoon venient to
resson able and accommodating termR.
n, no y 70, Is the property Of Cole White ct
Oid LynnvIlle, ~ miles west of I,vnnvilIe
station on railroad, contains az acrea an
whlch - situated q comfortable two-storv
frame dwelling house with LARGE roorna. =
hall and porch, also cook Kitchen eervnT a.
.oOih ana smoke house. A good cistern.
oaI1 i anu e STABLES. The lot is enclosed by q
good fence. Has q of az aero well sat w'itb
timothy and clover; good garden and a tevV
enoice young fruit trees; has lasting run-
mug water through the lot. The inprove-
ments are generally in good repair: good
senoois convenient and three churches ia the
,vhiage, winch IS surrounded by some of tho
pest farming lands in Tennessee. portious az
which are now for sale. This propertv can
be bought for one-half the cost OF The i'm
proVements. Wv -"
No. q contains about 800 acres. ia tho
property CT c. II. Witt, in the 9th district
oi Glies county, on Weekly's creek, 10
miles west of Pulaski and 8 miles from
Wales Station on the railroad. ia rich snd
Pi PiounetiVe SOIL; 200 acres Of IL Is clea-od nnd
IN cultivation, or pastures and enclosed by
good fences and is divided into II diferent
ueIds ueIs or lots with good lasting water in
eath' sIiu IoV acres are nov well set with
clover and grasses for meadows and grazing
About one-third of tho tract contains nnch
valnab Q tnbers of different variet,as ,,nd
very near all Of IL can be cultivated when
cleared There is an orchard of Z or acres
o. O., good irnlt, mostly apples and peaches.
ne improvements consist Of frame we'll
ing, with rooms, is e stories high and q
kitcken servants room and smoke house,
o good barn with cribs and stables, also
three large sheds with lofts for hsv TO feed
and shelter mules and cattle. And is row
one OF the best stock farms in the
price and terms.
No. %. The property OF Mrs. s. A.
sumpter and others Cont ins about 220
acres; situated on Richland creek in the 18th
district, adjoining the lands of Mrs. MI.
fee3Ies, Or Norton and others. Is good,
productIve farm; has about lao acres cleared
and under fenoe and in cultivation and L. di-
videdinto three fields, besides tho stable lot;
all finely watered for stock, has a large
spring of cold water, and the branch run
ming through the farm. The cleared lands
are mostly level, or crock bottom lands.
The ba aDee OF about 80 acres arc tim
bered lands and hilly, but rich and oroduc-
tive soil, and the most Of it can be cultivated
when cleared, aud is now well set with blue
grass among the timber, furnishing good
pasturage for stock. The improvements
consist Of dwelling, l Is stories, containing
a rooms, hall and back gallery, and is
log hous3, weather boarded; has also a
kitchen, smo oke-house and seTvantsi rooms,
crio os and stables; also has three different
tenement houses, conveniently located Is
miles east ct Buford's Station on railroad;
and on the road leading TO Brick Church,
and is in good noighborhood, convenient
to schools and churches.
Tract 49, The property Of II. O. Aber-
nathv; contains $50 acres, of which 80 arc
cleared and enclosed by good fencing; the
balanco is finely timhered with poplar,
oak, hickory, ash, and many other varieties
of valuable imbers. Tne most of the tract
is tillable, and the greater part of It is worry
nearly level, ard good medium soil. The
portion in cultivation has produced from 80
70 40 bushels Of corn per acre, and l6 bushels
of wheat Has good springs and Rlso
creek and branches furnishing water for
stock, and good mill site on creek. Has an
orchard Of 100 trees, peaches and apples, of
select fruits, that has never failed to bear q
good crop any year. The improvements ts con-
sist OF an ordinary hswn log dwelling house,
smoke house, stables and crib. II is located
16 miles southwest from Pulaski, near the
Lambs Ferry road, and 2 miles from Miner
Hill, and can he bought very cheap at $500
per acre, Ii N cash, and the balance In l
aud years, If sold soon aud the purchaser
will take the entire tract.