The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-10-21
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
PULASKI, TENN.

tract of 800 acres of good Eli P;ver
bottom lands, on the south side Of sai5
rlVet, opposite the mouth Of Richland
creek, in Dist. No. Of Giles comfy. an5
Joining the lands OF Thos. <. Tatun1sc,
acres cleared and in cultivation, 90 acres in
TIMBER, consisting of oak, peech and othov
varieties, The most oftho tim bered land
Is tillsble when cleared. and an iiaa Vii
and is rich and productive. Tho tarm T.
nnely WateTed, has four good springs and
wv o branches running through IL. and can
/ be made good stock farm 4 hero are N
improvements except four OF five cabin
IoI tenants. has good buildng cit Q for
residence near good spring. Is Located
| ~ miles east of StAteline station on ~
railroad. This farm rents for 400 nor an
mum and is offered for sale at the m odere
price OF 10000. Apply TO Jones q W hite q
fulaski, or to Thomas E. DAILY at Elkton
Tenn.
Town lot with residence, in Pulaski on
End street south, the property of Jacob
Musselman. Is lot No. So. The house Is a
frame cottage with three rooms and hall,
has also stable, weOd and coal house and
garden. Is for rent or sale.
A beautiful and valuable home on East
Hill near the boundTy line of Pulaski con ,
tanning near four acres, with new two
story framed residence With soven rooms and
front and back verandas; also good kitcb-
en- with two rooms, a largo cellar house
ana wood house, buggy house and other out
with fruit tTees, ETC., and constitutes orc on
the most deeirable homes in or near Pulaski
and is offered for ssle for less than tie real
value.
A house and lot in East Pulaski, new
cottage residence with four rooms, hall,
front verandA aLa back gallery. This il tho
lot situated between thoeo belonging to Jas.
S. Reynolds aud NJ. G. CRmody. Tho housos
are new and have never been occupied. The
lot fronts Sc feet By $50 feet in length. la
a IN lion to-
sold for almost original cost.
A tract of 81 acres, IL miles cast Of Pr
laski, AZ acres cleared and in cultivation.
balance in tim ber. Is good yellow poplar
and beech lands. Is only ono half milo
north of Pond Hill on tho Pulaski and FAY
etteville turnpike; has good spring with n
plenty Of stock water. No inprovements
except small Tenant house. There is a
good building site nearst ne spring At the N.
W. corner of tract. Isr0Gorod for salo at ago
per aero.
A tract OF l4l 44-l6O acres in the 9Th die
Iict oil Giles county, miles west Of Wales
station, the property Of Mrs. Lizzie Buford.
The entire tract is under fence and so aeros
cleared and in cultivation, is rich and pro-
ductivo soil, but billy or rolling land. The
tlm Der portion contains poplar, oak, beech.
locust anu oIher varieties sufficient 70 supply
the farm. Has an abundant supply Of good
spring wRtor. The most Of the timbered
portion can be cultivated when cleared. .pbo
only Improvements is a double log cabin for
tenant AID stable. This tract will pro-
duee well all Kind Of crops and ia convenient
to the railroad depot, yet il il offered for aalo
at loss than one-half of it's original cost.
very desirable residence, house and lot.
conveniently located on Washington street
ia Pulaski, and Immediately west of the
methodist church. The lot fronts s216 feet,
running back $50 feet. Tho house is
framed cottage with seven rooms, hall and
four porchcs. Has a stable ard other ont
houses, good garden, with grapes. and
ABOUT 40 fruit trees Of improved varietios
has also an excellent cistern. This valua-
bic residence can be bought cheap.
A tract of l67 acres of Richland bottom
and, on the railroad, near Richland station
and miles from Pulaski. Tho propertv ~
q. Il. witt Is good productive soil, 100 Aeres
is now cleared and in cultivation. Ia level
bottom land, but yet above ovoTfowR from
She crock, produces corn, wheat, clover and
q asses eqlal TO the best olass Of land in the
state; has "a comfortable cottage residence
with rooms and verandahs. Persona de-
sirlng this claas Of property had better an
ply soon, as it wi II DO sold at q bargain.
a tract Of 1877 $40. acres Of fret class firm
ng lands on RichlRnd creek. miles west 81
PnIaski, and noar Vale Mills, tho property
of ,. D. Anderson; ITS acrea of iteIeayod
and in cultivation: it is good soil, rrodncI
ing good crops of all the usual vArietios. and
lies sufficiently leYel for cultivation bv ms
ohinery' and Is well watered; and can be-
made good stock farm. The improve
ments are only three different tenomeut
houses and small barn with cribs and sta
bic, etc. This tract can be bought for less
soil. -
A tract of6Ik acres on Ricbland crook.
IN miles northwest of Elkton. the YroDov
y Of 3. }. Smith; adjoins tho lands Of M.
a. Cartor, Gray Hopkins and othors. Ia
Iich and productive soil, lies we'll for oultf-
VAuon and is all cleared except about z
acres containing timber, has a good and
about loo trees Of apples and peacbas
DWELLING house, howell log structure. ny
itory, with an ell, containing rooms, apdZ
lalls, all IN good repair, also has Kitchen.
y servants room, stablo and crib tRo. lisa
iesirRble little homo, in IA good Deigbbor-
rood, convenient to schools and Churches
md can DO bought for tl,lOO.
residence, house and lot No. IS In Pm
ASK, on 20 Main street south; tho propertv
y John j. Sullivan; Rdjoins the lots o. Lee
SosenAu and John HngeTty. Is comfort
heap.
:. tract Of 2s6 acres of first class land ON
nehland Creek, IL miles east of Buford,n
tatiou, on railroad, and adjoining the lands
! morgan FtzpAtrlek. L. W. Reynolds and
!. ", A5ernathy. Il rich and productive
ottom land the most of it cleared and iu
uitiYation, and all sufficiently level 10 bs
cultivated by machinery. Has a good sup
~ or springs and running water for an
eceSeAIy purposes. Has also a sufficient
lumbar 81 tenemont houses 10 furnish
ands TO cultivate tho farm, and all con-
eniently located near good spungs. This
aluRble tract Of land Is situated in one
T the best neighborhoods In Giles county,
nd can be made one Of ita best stock farms.
tract of lss< acres Of land 81 miles
orth Of Pulaski on Pigeon Roost creek, the
ropeEty Of j. b. Green and adjoining The
'nds OF Rob't PulleD, A. J.. May and others
ontRins $50 acres cleared lRnd In eultivR-
on and the balance in timber; 40 acres in
lue-grass, about 40 IN clover and 25 acres Of
BOD medium ggass;a small orchard ofyoung
pple and peach trees; il we'll stu ated for n
OK farm, contains 4 good sDrinQs and a
ELL improvements consist Of franc res
eDce 4 story containing rooms inelud-
q dining room end kitchen; a barn 6Ox4O
ct and Other out buildings. The location
nd surroundings makes this desirable
nm.