The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-04-22
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALEB
JONES & WHITE,
PULASKI, =. TENN.

A tract Of 800 acres of goo Elk River
bottom lands, on tho south sido ct said
river, opposite the mouth Of Richland
creek, in Dist. Nd. of Giles county, Al
Joining the lands Of Thos Z. Tain 800
acres cleared and in cultivation, - acres OF
timber, consisting of oak, beech and othor
varieties. The most of tho timheTed lund
is tillable when cleared, and oil li5s ell
and is rich and productive. Tn farm il
finely wateTed, has four good springs and
tw branches running through IL, and can
be made a good stock farm. ] bore are 40
improvements except four or five aims
for tenants. Has q good build nR -it To- a
residence near good spring. ID losted
AZ miles east of Stateline station on the
railroad. This farm rents for 800 per an
mum and is offered for sale It the moderate
price Of $4,000. Apply to Jones O. W hite at
Pulaski, or to Thomas Z. DAILY at Elkton,
Tenn.
Town lot with residence, in Pulaski on
End street south, the property OF Jacob
NJ usselman. II lot No SO The house is a
frame cottage with three rooms and a hall.
has also stable, weod aud coal houre and
garden Is for rent or salo
beautiful ant valuable homa On Eat
Hill near the houndry line Of PulHsLi con-
| tanning near four acres, with u new two
story framed residence " it'll seven rooms and
| front and back veranda-; also a good kitch-
| en- with two rooms, d large cellar house
| and wood house, buggy house and other out
| buildings. Has q good well and garden,
| with fruit trees, etc, and constitutes o. 9 Of
the most desirable homes in OF ear Pulaski
and IL offered for salo fer less than is real
I value
| A house and lot in East Pulaski u rev
| cottage residence with four rooms, hall,
| front veranda NJ ack gallery. This is the
lot situated between thOse belonging 20 Jas.
/ s. Rey nolds and ii c. Cnmody. The houses
! are new and have never heon occupied. The
let fronts So ioet $50 'cet in length. IL %
| beautiful situation Tor a home, and will DO
| sold for almost originAl cost.
A tract of 81 acres, 4 miles cast Of Pu-
laski, AZ acres cleared AID in cultivation,
balance n tim Der. Is good yellow poplar
| and beech lands. Is only "Ee half mile
north of Pond Hill on the Pular Ii and Fay
etteville turnpike; has good rpring with a
| plenty Of stock water. No iinpTo, ements
except & snail Tenant house There 10 .
| good building site near the spring AZ the N.
W corner Of tract Is offered for shle NJ $40
| per aero
A tract OF l4l 44-l60 acrep in the 9Th die
| trict OF Giles county, miles vert of Wales
| station, the property VI Mrs. Lizzin Butord.
The entire trucL is under nce aud SO acres
cleared and in cultivate n il rich and pro-
ductiye soil, hut billy or rolling land. The
TIMBER portion cOntuIna poRlnY oak heeeb
locust and Oth,r varieties 81 hefsit TO pupply
the farm Has au EbuA lGnt supply Of good
spring water Tho moot Of tho tim bored
portion cAa DC cultivated when c cared. = he
only i'"FsAve Hlents ia doub log cAbln for
tenant n I'd stable. ! hIH tract viii pro-
ducO we'll oil kind o crOIr - l. convent, IA
TO the rail- Dad depot yet ~ y oitufod IoT sale
Ut lees than one halt Of tia orig nal est.
a very desirable roxiden- %, boure and lot,
couv enieLtiy located Oh Washington rtreeI
in Pulz-ki, aud Immediately We OF tho
Methodist cAurch. lac lot frouts sax feet,
running hack $50 fo.t The hauSs is q
nd. IL
four p rchcS. BIAS stable and other out
hopsee, good garden. With grapes, aud
about Az iTuit trees II iapEOved VATIe.Aes-
las aleo an excellent cistern. This vAlua-
bic residence eau DO bought chOsp.
A tTaot OF lG7 ceres of Richland bottom
land on the railroad, near kichsnd station,
and q miles from Pulaski The property Of
q l.. Witt, is good productive soil, 100 acres
is now cleared and in cultivation. IL level
bottom land, but yet above ovtThows from
the crock, produces corn, wheat, clover and
grasses equal to the best class Of laud in the
state; has a comfortable cottage residence
With rooms Gnd vorandahs Per.onS de-
string this clArs Of property had better ap-
ply room. ~ it will be sold at baTgsin.
A tract of Isl $40 acres Of RTst elass farm
ing lands on Richland creek. n lies west Of
Pulaski, and neaT Vale Mills, the property
of s j. Anderson; IS acres OF IL clehTed
and ~ co tivsiion: it Is good soil. produc-
Jog good crops Of all the usual varieties, and
lies sufficiently leyel for cult walton by ma
chiEsry, and is well waterod; and can be
made good stOok fam. Tho improve
ments go only three different teremeut
hapsOs and ssmall barn with cribs and sta
bic, etc. This tract can be bought for less
than he usual prices Of that character Of
soil.
A tract Of GI}s acres on Richland creek,
21S miles northwest of Elkton, the proper
" # 3. J. Smith; Adjoinr the lands Of 81.
a
rich and productive roll, lies we'll for oulti-
walton and is NIL cleared except about 7
acres containing timber, has good and
convenient spring-a good orchard with
about 100 trees Of apples and peaches.
Dwelling houae, Il howell log structure, ~
story, with al ell. containing rooms aud 2
halls, all in good repair, also has kitchen,
or servants room, stable and crib 40 Is a
deritablo little hoIAo, In good neighboF-
hood, convenient 10 schools and churches,
and can be hoaght for 81 100.
A resiaeBce, house and lot No IS in Pu-
lasAt, on I'd Main street south; tho property
Of JOnn j. Sullivan; adjoins The lots OF Lee
Rosenau and john HAgerty. Ia n comfort
aba frame cottage; and can be bought
cheAp.
A traes as zee acres of fTst-olass land on
Ric hlAnd Creek, IL miles east of BnfordIs
Station, on railroad, and adjoining the lEnds
Of Morgan Fitzpatrick. l.. W Rey holds and
7. D. Alternately. IL rich and productive
bottom land, the most OF It cleared and in
cultivation. and all sufficiently level 10 be-
cultivated by machinery. Has Il good sup
ply Of rPripRs and running water for all
necessary Purposes Has also a sufficient
lumber OF tenement houses TO furnish
hands to cultivate the form, and all con-
9eniently located near good spungs. This
valuable tract of land IL situated in one
If the beat neighborhoods in Giles county,
Ind can be made one Of Its best stock farms.
A tract OF 1s31f acres of land s< miles
North Of fulaski on Pigeon Roost creek, the
property Of j. b. Green and adjoining the
Gnds Of Rob't PulleB, A. L. May and othors,
contains $50 acres cleared land in eultiva-
ion and the balance in timber; 40 acres in
bluegrass, about 40 in clover and % acres Of
'ood medium grAss;a small orchard ofyoung
pple and peach treee, is we'll situated for a
took farm, contains 4 good FDrinRs and q
yell. improvements consist Of a frame res
deDce ~ story containing rooms inolud-
ng dining room and kitchen; a barn 60x40
Get ana other out buildings. The location
nd surroundings makes this desiTAble