The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-02-24


Hampshire pike four miles from Colombia
Tenn, three miles from church, three miles
from public school; n small residence, large
barn, running water and scattering timber.
This place is sufficiently undu.ating to afford
the best natural drainage. All land tiilable
and rich. It is sown down as follows: %
acres IN wheat, 40 acres ia clover, 30 acres In
orchard snl other grasse,; there are 10 acres
for oats nnd 1 acres for orchard and waste.
This farm yielded last year, q bushels OF
wheat per acre, 40 bushels OF corn, 30 barrels
OF potatoes, and the hay nstted $40 per acre.
Price, S65 per acre.
No. "A farm of 3sS acres 3 miles west of
Columbia, Tenn. This farm is located on
the Hampshire turnpike, is well improved,
soil very rich, and watered by never-failing
springs. The improvements are first-cla's
In every respect; an excellent spring house
well arranged for large dairy, with cold
never-failiug spring; a butter dairy 80 cows
now IN operation. $50 acres of this farm is
in cultivatiOu; 40 acres now in clover, 10
acres already sown in oats, the remainder Is
in grass, such as orchard and other perma-
nent grasses; and garden and woodland.
largt frame 9use is on this place, and two
large barns and other necessary ouihouseS;
one large fish pond we'll stocked with fish.
This is a splendid country residence and
stock farm. Price, sos per acre.
No. "A farm of 2IO acres on the Will
Transport road 10 miles from Columbia, Tenn.
Plenty of stock water, and all of the land is
tillable; scattering timber and land inclined
to rolling. Improvements are only ordina-
ry. This place Is located within half mile of
Sawlus Valley, where there is q school and
church. Price, 5000.
No. A tract of 4lG acres near Spring
HILL Tenn. This is first-class tract of land,
part Oft in cultivation and some Of the
very best of the tract in grass for twenty
years. 1t is well watered and fenced, with
small house and several small cabins; it is
close to a railway station. This is 4 very de-
sirable place aud very cheap, considering
the locality. Price $3j per acre.
No. "a farm OF 100 acres miles from
Columbit on the Mooresville turnpike. All
Of the land IS in cultivation except small
tract which is in woods, Ii is well watered
end well fenced ami is in a high state of cul-
ovation and near good and permanent
neish0Ors. Large crops from this place
yearly. Price, $3j per acre.
No. GA farm of 40 ocres near Zion
Churcn, and miles from Columbia, Tenn.
The road leading to this place is a good
country road that is well kept up by the peo-
pie living along its course. This place has
upon it a good house and BAN, plenty of
good stock water, good fences and good
land. 1t is located within three miles of a
railway statioo; and good neighbors, church
and school near by. Price, $50 per acre,
No. "A farm of 50 acres three miles from
Columbia on the Nit. Pleasant pike; good
house two-stories high, large barn, plenty
of stock water and fruit trees. The land is
tirst-class and in high state of cultivation.
heavy crop of wheat was gathered from
this place last year. Price, $75 per acre.
No. S.--A farm of $50 acres situated on the
Franklin pike, miles north of Columbia
andll2 miles from Carriers Creek station,
and two miles from Cleburne on the L. and
n. Railroad, three miles from Spring Hill.
All OF this land is in cultivation; it is first
class land in every respect, well watered
with five never-failing springs. 4 has scat
terlng timber There is a small cottage on
this place. The same party owns an
other place within few miles of the above.
l! contains about 400 acres, all well improved
flls,-caSs land, with a splendid farm house
and large barn. Price of both aces S.
per acre.
| No "a farm miles from Columbia in
the ilth civil district of Maury County, con-
tains II acres, aud has small house of three
rooms and kitchen with smoke house. There
is good orchard on the place and all neces.
sary out buildings. Land in good state o
cultivation. A school and church near this
place. A very desirable section Price, S525
No. l0.--A farm ot6O acres So miles from
Columbia on the Bear Creek pike. This is a
good body of land which lies we'll, all in cul
tivatiOn, moderately well fenced, well water
ed with springs, plenty of stock water, two
small houses, no barn. The crop of corr
from this place last year yieed 40 bushels Il
the acre, an abundance of clover hay /
made every year, and the place is one-hal
These farms will be sold on the usl
mainder in one and two years. In {
which to make the payments; four,
instances. For further particulars C
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