West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-05-11
v. M. FIROR'S
Real Estate Column.


The following Real Estate is offered to
buyers on reasonable terms, and inter-
views and correspondence solicited.
Please say where YOU saw the notice:
Letter A. A very desirable House and
Lot, just outside the corporation, Char
lestown; last house on South Samuel st;
price $ll00, one-half cash. .tt
B. A No. one Limestone Farm of 15S
acres, 2% miles n. w. of Charlestown.
Land. buildings, fruit and water, all
good; price $50 per acre.
C. a highly improved Farm of 1851
acres, mile n. w. of Charlestown, i'm
provements all new and first-class;
price So per acre, usual terms.
ID. 1867 acres, situated IL miles south
of Middleway, new house, good barn and
other farm building, Chalybeate spring;
price $S5 per acre.
K. Farm of 26l acres, . miles from
Harper's Ferry, in Loudoun county, Va.
Good land, well improved, i'll good
neighborhood; price S35 per acre. Well
watered, and 80 acres of wood. a-s
f. New and splendid little Home,
with acres of ground, situated on the
Charlestown and Junction road. Neigh
borhood of Wiltshire's school-hOuse;
price $500.
G. House and Lot on edge of town,
near "Mordington;" price 5000.
No. 80. (Catalogue) An acre of Build
ing Lots in Charlestown, very desirable,
in the new part of town; price $525. Who
wants to build?
2S acres of the choicest Jefferson coun-
ty Limestone Land, at the north end OF
Myerstown, and in sight of the above,
and will be sold with it, If desired, at
siXty-five dollars per acre.
No. 8. l9l acres, near Summit Point
depot, on the b. * o. X. r., Winchester
Branh, Jefferson co., w. Va. This is a
very productive and desirable farm, well
improved with a large brick dwelling,
bank barn and all other necessary out
buildings, with ample supply of water;
price $40 per acre.
No. 4. 237 acres of good Limestone
Land, within two miles of Harper's Fer
nv, near the Main Stem of the Il. * o. X.
r., Jefferson co., w. Va. Limestone
Quarries, with a Landing on the Poto-
mac river for boating stone to Washing
.on via the c. Il o. Canal. a fine Spring,
splendid Orchard, two Stone Houses,
and Kitchen, Bank Barn, and all other
necessary outbuildings; price $40 per
acre.
No. 3. I29 acres of the above farm with
all the improvements and best land-in-
Guiding all west of the county road-at
fifty dollars per acre.
No. 6. los acres, containing the cele-
brated Bolivar Heights, Jefferson co.,
| w. Va. The heights overlook the whole
country, and will some day be great
resort, as it looks down upon the famed
Island Park. This tract contains about
80 acres of Woodland. The plateau is
level and very rich; price forty-five del
lars per acre.
No. 7. A well established Store Prop
erty, at Kabletown, in Jefferson county,
with very desirable Stone Residence;
cistern, and all necessary convenient
outbuildings, with beautiful yard with
shrubbery. Would exchange for Balti-
more city property; price twenty-five
| hundred dollars.
No. II. l7O24 acres of Limestone Land
of which 30 acres is woodland, situated
in the southwest part of Jefferson co.
Dwelling a log weather-boarded house
lSx40 feet, with little barn, meat-house,
smith shop, well and cistern. Five acres
in an orchard; all fencing good; price
thirty-five dollars per acre.
No. "a. l3 acres and Woelen Factory,
situated on the west side of Shenandoah
river near Shannondale Springs. This
is one of the best Wooden manufactures
in this section of the State. Fair dwell
ling house and other necessary outbuild-
ings. The Factory is water-power, and
is located in one of the best wool-produ-
cling sections of the county; price $1,000.
No. l. $50 Acre Farm and FIGURING
Mill, on Blue Spring run, in ihe western
part of Jefferson county, three miles
from a depot on the main line of the b.
& O. X. X. Fine Dwelling House on the
farm-all, as well as the mill, in good
order. The water-power is eXhauslless,
and the farm in best state of cultivation.
Price $1,000.
No. 9. 941S Acres, near Zoar, in the
county of Jefferson. This is a detached
portion of farm and the house is an
old brick. The land is good limestone
and in desirable neighborhood for inn
proving and making nice home. Price
5000.
No. IL. 100 Acres-lSII acres in wood.
This nice little farm is three or four
miles from Charlestown. This land is
well fenced and under good cultivation,
and has on it quite quantity of locust
trees, which will make posts. Price $45
per acre.
No. 10. About 100 acres, east side She
nandOah river, two miles above Shannon
dale Lprings, six miles south of Charles
town. Limestone soil; 20 acres river
bottom, Is acres timber, two springs, a
young orchard of $50 trees of all sorts of
fruit. Two small houses, old barn, fen
ces good; price S35 per acre. Would ex-
change for Missouri farm. IS miles from
Washington city.
No. II. 266 acres, Limestone, 60 acres
in timber; ten fields, with farm road
through the centre, letting stock go to
water at will from all the fields. \ two
story Brick House with seven rooms and
kitchen; fine cellar, large cistern and
two wells near the house. A complete
Bank Barn SKIS, with all the modern
appliances-ci in the barn. All
other outbuildings for first-clasS farm.
A very large orchard of choice bearing
fruit. This very desirable farm is two
miles northwest from Summit Point,
Jefferson CO., w. Va. Price $50 per acre.
No. 80. Two-story Frame House, with
seven rooms, large garden, on West Lib
erty street, Charlestown; new clstern,
smokehouse, cellar, large back ward and
some nice fruit trees, in quiet part OF
the town. Price $1,000. Usual terms.
No. IS. (Catalogue) Now divided into
three residences, on Railroad Avenue,
Charlestown; price on view.
No. % 400 acres, can be divided, has
two sets of buildings; blue slate land,
good buildings, plenty of wood and wa
ter of the best quality-one mineral
spring; the very best of all fruits. Two
miles west of Middleway. Price $40 per
acre. viii exchange for Va. property.
Having made ample arrangement for
exchanging farms or other real or per-
sonal property in Kansas, Florida, Mis-
souri, and other Southern and Western
States, persons wishing to make such
trades, are requested to see V. NJ. Firor,