The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-03-04

a tract OF oJO acres OF gOOi Elk RIVER
bottom lands, on tho south side OF said
river, opposite the mouth Of Kichland
creek, in Dist. N ,. ] of Giles county, al
Joining the lands Of Thos Z. Tatu m-60O
acres cleared and ia cultivation, 81 acres 81
timber, consisting Of oak, beech aud other
vari5 ties. 7 he moot OF tho timb red lhu
is tillsble when cleared, and all lits sell
and is rich aud productive. The farm il
finely wRtered, has four good fp ings and
tw o branches running through it, uLh can
be made good stock farm. . here s:a no
improvements EXCEPT four OF Hvo "a bins
for tenants. Has good building eite for u
residence near good spring j. lccGed
Az miles cast OF Stateline station on he
railroad. This farm rcnt- for 500 per an
mum and is offered for Hale Ht the IN odornto
price OF 5000. Apply u Jones q " hite AZ
Pulaski, or TO Thomas L. DAILY at Elkton,
Tenn.
Town lot with residence, in rularli on
End street south, tho properly OF Jroob
MusfelmHn. Il lot No So. The house is a
frame cottage with three rooms AID hall,
has also stable, weod and coal house and
garden Is for rent or sale.
A beautiful and valuable homo on East
Hill near the boundry limo Of Pulaski con-
tanning near four acres, with a new two
story framed residence it'll 81 ven rooms and
| from back verenda airv good kiteh-
en- win two TO irr, large cellar house
AMI o lonse, hugey houro and other out
Duitfllt ~ ar II koeA wen NuN EAF'oue
with itu't trees. etc, and Constitutes {. of
! the "a, II desirable homes N oI car Pulaski
AMI l. q red for sale tss than ais real
value
a hue ard lot IN Ers, Pulaski, Few
cottage te-idence " u tour roomP, hall,
| from veranda and bacA aiery. This IN the
| lot sItuB;ei between those belonging 10 j a..
s. RsS uuids aud Z Camody Tho houses
are CIV and have mover heeb occupied. The
lot iroa Is Sc feot b 25J Get IN length. Is
| beauti al situation Tor home, aud will be
sold for almost cr ginal cost
A trucF Of 81 acrer, \ mileA east Of Pu-
/ laski, AZ ucrts CLEARED Ind m cultivation,
balance in tim b,I. Is good GLOW poplar
and beech iahd- i only mo half mile
| north of Ptn1 Hill on tho Pulaski and Fay
etieville tui npike; has goo spring With q
| plenty Of ock water. No improvements
except all Tenant house There ~ q
good bui ling site near he -pnng Rt tbe N.
W. corLcl Ct tract. 10 offered for saio at $40
per &C
A tract OF l4l 44-l60 aereS in the 5th die
tTict OF Gi "a county, Y milus vest of Wales
station, the property Of Mrs. Lizzie Buforl.
| The entire Tract is under T. nca aud 60 acres
| CLEARED and in cultivation Il, Ia rich and pro-
| duciivo il, but billy or rolling land. The
| tim Der portion coutainA poplar, oak, beech
| locust AMI Othir varieties Sufficient 10 supply
the farm HAS an sbnRdant supply OF good
| spring water The mott OF the ttmbeTed
/ d. !
only i'"pTas eTaents is double log cabin for
| tenant q ~ q stable. This tract will pro-
| daee well oil k'ud CROPS a d il convent, n
10 she lain oHd deFot, yet II lie offered tor sale
ut less than inc half Of its original cost.
very desirable residence, house and lot,
conveniently located on Washington street
! ia Iula-kl, and Immediately wet OF the
Aethudist caurch- The lot fronts S2J< feet
ruTi ilg back $50 feet The house is q
! frLmoi cottae with seven rooms. = hall an6
H.
houses, - good ga den. with grapes and
about x Tut tfees e improved varieties.
Has alec an excellent cistern, This vAlua-
BILE ~; icnce can be bought cheap.
trut. CT ! CO acres Of RichlAnd bottom
land, on the railroad, near AshlaDd station,
en- ~ ~ from, fnlsSsi The property Of
q l.. Witt, is good productive soil, 100 res
is now cleared and in cultivation. Ia level
bottom land, but yet above oveTfoV. from
the creek, produces corn, wheat, clover and
erase equal to the best class Of land In ths
state; has G comfortable cottage residence
with rooms and verGndahs. Persons de-
string this clars Of property had better Hp-
ply FOop, ~ it wi j be sold ut d bargain.
uaet Of ls7 $40 acres Of fret class fArn-
ing lands on Richland creek. n lies went Of
Pnlaeki. and noAr V ale Mills, Tho property
of j. Anderson; i75 acres Of IL cleared,
and N c tivaiiOn: II il good soil. psodno-
log good crops Of all the usual Varieties, and
chinery aud il wei waieTedi and &c N be,
made good stock ierm. Tho improve
ments are QllY throe different teronvnt
hopsps and email barn with cribs and sta
| bic, etc This tract can be bought for less
than tho usual prices u that character of
soil.
tract Of 6I16 acres On Richland creek,
IN miles rortb-wesl Of Elkton, the proper
" Of E. J. Smith, adjoins the lands of n.
A. CsFteF, Gray Hopkins and others. Ia
ilch and productive soil, lies woll for cult
walton and Ia all cleared except about
acres containing timber, has 4 good and
convenient spring-R good orchard with
about loo trees of apples and peaches
Dwelling house, u bowed log structure, ~
story, with Rn ell. continuing rooms, aud
halls al tn good repair, also has q kitchon,
or yeTyants room, stable ard crib &c. Is "A
desirable little home, IN good neigbbor-
hood, convenient TO schools and churches,
and can be bought for s1,l00.
a residence, hoase and lot No. IS in Pu-
laski, on ID Main street south; the property
Of JOhh j. SrllivHn; hd joins the lots OF Lee
RosenRu and John Hagorty. Is comfort.
able Franc cottages and can DO bought
cheap,