The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-02-25
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
PULASKI,

n tract OF 80 acres OF good Elk River
bottom lands, on the south side Of said
river, opposite the mouth of Richland
creek, in Dist. N y. i of Giles county, al J..
Joining tho lands OF Thos Taturn-80O
acres cleared aud IL cultivation. 81 acres Of
timber, consisting of oak, booch aud her'
varieties. The most Of tho timh led n.n1
is tillAblo W hen cleared, and all lith wolE
and is rich aud productive Tho farm ia
finely wRteFed, has four good - ings and
tw branches runnicg through IL aud cam
be made good stock farm. = Leic $50 no.
improvements except four or hve "a bins
for tenants. Has good building rite for -
residence neAr good spring IL loea'ed
~ miles east OF StGteline station al, The
railroad. This farm rents for aTO0 por an
mum and is offered for sale % the moderate
price of 10000. Apply To Jones 81 w hito at
Pulaski, or TO Thomas Z. Daily at Elkton,
Tenn.
Town lot with residence, in ruiasAi on
End street south, the property oil jacob.
NJ u~semnn. Is lot No So The house is a
frame cottage with three rooms and "a hall,
has also stable, wood and coal house and
garden. Is for rent OF sale.
A beautiful and valuable homo on East
Hill near the boundry line Of Pulaski con-.
tanning near four acres, with a new two.
story framed residence it'll seven rooms and.
front and back veranda-; ALEC a good kiteh--
en- with two rooms, large cellar house
and wool house, buggy hou-e and other out
buildings Has good we'll and gnTdeny
with fruit trees. ETC., and constitutes Ot.e OF
the most desirable homes IN OF near Pulaski
and is offered for sale or lers than its real
value
A hope and lot in East Pulaski. a rev
cottage residence win four roonr. , All
front verandA and back Gallery. THE "a he
lot situated bet weon those helonRir q, a., r.
S. keS nods aud Nj G. Camodv rbs horses
are Nv and have never been oeeApied The
lot fronts Sc feet b, $50 'eet N LENGTH. "A 4,
beautiful situation Tor hciHe, aud will Be-
sold for almost original Cost
A trsct of 81 4eres, IA miles sAst of Pu-
laski, as ge1os eieHIed And in cultivation,
AAlaPSs ~ 'tmh.r, Ia good yellow poplar
sno beech lands. Is Ouly oBe hall fnile
north Of Pond Hill ca tho Pulaski and Fay-
eteviile tE}ppike; has u good srsing with a
plenty OF sock water. NJ inproyements
except snail Tenant house. There Is a
good budding site near the spring Ut she ".
per sc's
A tract o. l4l 44-16O aeros in the 9Th die
trlct OF Giles eounty,2 milss west OF WAlee
station, the property Of Mrs. Lizzie Buford.
The entire tract - uRder fence shd 80 aeres.
Cleared sud ia cultivation is rich and pro-
duetiYe 81 q. but billy or rolling land. The,
umbe portion contains poplar oak BEECH
locust AMI other varieties sufficient TO supply
the iHTin. " ~ an abundant supply Of good
spring wRter. The mort OF tho umbsredl
portion can be cultivated whom oleATed. Tao
only improvements is u double LOG cabin for
tenant I'd u stable. This tract will pro-
dnce well all kind a. eEoVs n d IL convenirt
to no fHiiroHd depot, ysI II IL offered f. 80
OF less thHa one halfofits orig nal : "a.
cery des liable residence, .,u.e and ioi,
eonvepieLtly located on " Abingdon s,rsot
u Z, Iuis'k l, and imm, sdiately vet OF the
running back a S,nt i0 M me h, o-2S ie0s'
irLmef Gotta u,itb ..,-,,,, vl.,,r,. . M II
49, o'S' -. llar stable and other ont.
good ga den with grapos and
." ut ~ nuit trees Of i'm proved varieties.
dHs al-o au excellent cistern. This valuA-
bic iesilonoe can DO bought cheap.
a true; RI CT acres Of RichIsnd bottom
land, Gu the 'ailrosd, near Kichland station,
NH iHi u from Pulaski The property Of
q l.. Witt, is good productive soil, 100 Gcros
is now cleared and in cult vation. IL level
bottom land, but yet above oveThows from
tho creek produces corn, wheat, clover and
grasses cqnul to the best class Of land IN tho
state; has a comfortable cottage residence
With rooms and 2 verandahs. Persons de-
string this clats Of pr periy had better aP.-
ply tOoH, ~ it will DO sold II bargain.
tract Of ls7 $40 acres o E fret class farm
ing lands on RichlBnd ere ok. miles west Of
Pulaski and Doat Vale Mills, the property
of }. Anderson; i75 acres OF itcleared,
and m i-uvntion: IL 10 coed sOil, produce
ing good crops ofail INC " nal Varieties, and
hes sufficiently level fsr cHltivation rs ma
chineTy- and y vel watered; and can be
made good stock farm. The improve
ments are only three different tersHnent
houses and small barn with cribs and sta
bic, etc. This trHct can be bought for less
than the usual prices Of thar character Of
soil.
tract Of dIH acres on Richland creek.
21s miles nSflh-west of Elkton, the propsr-
" Of s. J. Smith, adioins the lands Of M.
A. Carter, Gray fopklns and cAhsH Is
Itch and productive soil, lies wSli Tor culti-
vation and is oil cleared except abous r
acres containing timbaS, has a good and
convenient sprip3-a good orchard 9TH
about 100 ts9es OF Rpples and pea,heA
DweliinS aonso, a hewei log structure. ~
tory, With an ell, containing rooma. nnd'@
halls, all IN good repair, also hAs a Kitchen.
n servants Dom, stable and cSib 40. Is
iesiT little home, in : good neighBor-
rood, cor venient to schools aud churcbss-
md can be bopgAs Tor &l,lOO.
resiae1oe, house and lot No. IS no Pm
az -, Oh sd Main street south; :hs property
i John J. Sullivan; adjoinG the lots OF Lee
sosenau and John Hagessy. Is a com FORT
Ole frame cottage and oRn DO bought
heap