The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-12-10

| A tract of 900 acres of good Elk River
| bottom lands, on the south side of said
river, opposite the mouth of Richlan
creek, in Dist. No. l of Giles county, ad
Joining the lands OF Thos. f. Tatum-30O
| acres cleared and il cultivation, 80 acres of
| timber, consisting of oak, beech and other
varie ties. The most of the tim bered land
is tillAble when cleared, and all lies we'll
and is rich and productive. The farm is
/ finely watered, has four good springs and
TIVE branches running through it, and can
be made good stock farm. There a;e no
| improvements except four or five cabins
for tenants. Has good building site for q
residence near good spring. Is loca' ed
~ miles east of StRteline station on the
| railroad. This farm rents for 300 per an
mum and is offered for sale az the moderate
| price OF $4,000. APPLY to Jones q W bite at
Pulaski, or to Thomas L. Daily at Elkton,
Tenn.
Town lot with residence, in Pulaski on
End street south, the property of Jacob
NJ usselman. Is lot No. 9S. The house is a
frame cottage with three rooms and kaiiI
has also stable, wood Rn1 coal house and
garden Is for :ent or sale.
a beautiful and valuable home OH East
Hill near the boundry line of Pulaski con
tanning near four acres, with a new two
story framed residence with seven rooms and
front and back verandRs; also a good kitch-
en- with two rooms, large cellar house
and wood house, buggy house and other out
| buildings. Has O good well and garden
with fruit trees, ETC., and constitutes one of
| the most desirable homes in or near Pulaski
and is offered for sale for less than its real
value.
A house and lot in East Pulaski, new
cottage residence with four rooms, hall E,
front veranda and back gallery. This is the
! lot situated between those belonging to Jas.
| S. Reynolds and N. c. Camody. The houses
are new and have never been occupied. The
| lot from Is Sc feet by $50 feet in length. Is q
| beautiful situation Tor home, and will be
sold for almost original cost.
a tract of 81 acres, l \ miles east of Pu-
| laski, AZ acres cleared and in cultivation,
balance in tim Der. Is good yellow poplar
north of Pond Hill on the Pulaski and Fay
etteville turnpike; has a good spring with a
/ plenty of stock water. No Improvements
except a small Tenant house. There is a
| good building site near the spring at the N
| W. corner of tract. Is offered for sale OF $50
per acre.
A tract of I41 44-16O acres in the 5th die
trict of Giles county, 3 miles west of Wales
| station, the property of Mrs. Lizzie Buford.
| The entire tract is under fence and so acres
cleared and in cultivation, is rich and pro-
duetive SOIL but billy or rolling land. The
| timber portion contains poplar, oak, beech f,
| locust and other varieties sufficient to supply
| the farm. Has en- abundant supply of good
spring water. The most of the timbered
| portion can be cultivated when cleared. The
| only Improvements is double log cabin for
/ tenant a1d stable. This tract will pro
duce well all kind of crops and is convenient
to the railroad depot, yet it is offered for sale
at less than one-half of its original cost.
very desirable residence, house and lot,
conveniently located on Washington street
in Pulaski, and Immediately west of the
Methodist church. The lot fronts s211 feet,
running back $50 feet. The house is
framed cottage with seven rooms, hall and
four porches. Has stable and other out
houses, good garden, with grapes, and
about 40 fruit trees of improved varieties.
Has also an excellent cistern. This valua-
BILE residence can be bought cheap.
A tract of 167 acres of Richland bottom
land, on the RAILROAD, near Richland station.
aud q niles from Pulaski. The property Of
q L. Witt, is good productive soil, 100 acres
is now cleared and in cultivation. Is level
bottom land, but yet above overAows from
the creek, produces com, wheat, clover and
grasses eq1al to the best class of land in the
state; has o comfortable cottage residence
with rooms and verandahs. Persons de-
string this class of property had better ap-
ply soon, as it wi j be sold at bargain.
A tract of 1s7 $40 acres of first class farm
ing lands on Richland creek, miles west of
Pulaski, and near Vale Mills, the property
of s. j.. Anderson; IT'S acres of it cleared
ana IN catuNatlon: IL Is good SOIL, pFoduc-
ing good crops all the usual varieties, and
lies sufficiently leYel for cultivation by ma
chineTy, and is well watered; and can be
male good stock farm. The improve
ments are only three different tenement
houses and small barn with cribs and sta
bic, etc. This tract can be bought for less
than the usual prices of that char aeter of
soil.
A tract of 5O1< acres of land, one-quarter
OF a mile from the western boundary of Pu-
laski, on Richland creek. the property OF j.
T. Hardeman. Is good, productive fafmi1 g
land, and under good fencing. Has newly
constructed cottage residence, with garden,
town and schools, should make il desirable
Location for a home, aud it can be purchased
at a reasonable price and accommodating
terms.