The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-04-14
FARMS 5.

No. IA farm OF l54 acres located on the
Hampshire pike four miles from Colombia
Tenn, three miles from church, three miles
from public school; a small residence, large
barn running water and scattering timber.
This place is sufficiently undulattng 10 afford
the best natural drainage. All land Jlllaole
and rich. IL is SOwn down as follows: Oh
acres in wheat, Al acres ia clover, 80 acres in
orchard and other grasse-; there are ID acres
for oats aud acres for orchard anu waste
This farm yielded last year, q bushels OF
wheat per acre, 40 bushels of corn, 80 barrels
OF potatoes, ana the nay heIleu s-O per acIe'
Price, SOS per acre.
No. "A farm of 3SS acres miles west of
Columbia, Tenn. This farm is located on
the Hampshire turnpike, is well improved,
soil very rich, ana Watered by neNer-lal!lhs
springs The improvements are frsI-class
IA every respect; an excellent spring house
we'll arranged for a large dairy, with cold
neyer-tailing spring; butter dairy l3O cows
noW IN operation. 25O acres OF thls l'rlh Is
in CIVILIZATIONS; 100 acres Low in clover, 20
acres already sown in oats, the remainder IL
In grass, such as orchard and other perma-
uent grasses; and garden and woodland. A
large frame house Is on TINS place, anu JWC
large barns ana other necessary outnousesi
one large fish pond well stocked with hsh
RMS is 4 splendid country residence ana
stock farm. Price, 800 per acre.
No. A farm OF 240 acres on the VIII
iamsnort road 10 miles from 90, ulnOla, Tenn
Plenty OF stock water, ana all OF the lAnu Is
tillabie: scattering timber ana lahd Inclined
TO rolling. Improvements HIe ohty ,,oiia a.
nv, This place is located WITHIN nall mile OF
Saw IuHt Valley, where there Is schooi and
church. Price, 5000
Ne. A tract OF 4l6 acres near Spring
Hill, Teun. This is u t1rst-clAss tract OF lsnu,
part OF 1t in cultivation ana some Ol Ine
very best OF the tract In grass LOT twenty
wears. 1t is well wstered and fence with al,
small house and several small cabins; 1t Is
close to y railway station. This Is very ue-
sirable Mace and very cheap, considering
the locality. Price SS5 per acre.
No. "a farm OF 400 acres miles nom
Columbia on the AoorosVllle tulnplA AL
OF the land is in cultivation except small
tract which 10 in woods, 1t Is well Walered
and well fenced and Is In high state OF Gull
tiVatiUn and near good and permanent
nslEhbUra. Large crops from thlS place
yearly. Price, %3o per acre.
No. "a farm Of 40 ocres near zion
Church, and.9 miles from Columbia, Tenn.
Tne road leading TO this place 10 good
country road that is we'll kept up oy the peo-
pie living along its course. This place hAs
upon il y good house and pam, plenty OF
GOOD stock water, good fences and good
and. II IA located Within three miles OF a
railway station; and good helghoors, church
and school near by. Price, so per acre,
No. IA farm OF 80 acres three miles from
Columbia on the MI Pleasant Pike; good
house two stories high, large barn. p enty
Of stock water and fruit trees. INC ianu IL
frst-class and In o high state OF cultivation.
A heavy crop OF wheat was gathered from
this place last year. Price, $40 per acre.
No. S.-A farm OF 80 acres situated on tne
Franklin pike, miles north Oh Ooiun1Ola
and IL miles from Carter's Creek station,
and two miles from Cleburne on the d. and
n. Railroad, three miles from Spring Hill.
All OF this land is in cultivation II Is nrst,
class land in every respect, well Watereu
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tsring timber. There is small cottage on
this place. The same party owns an
other place within few miles OF the above:
II contains about 400 acres, all well improved
fIsL-class land, with a splendid farm mouse
and large barn. Price of both p aces 500
No ga farm miles from Columbia in
the l4th civil district OF Maury County, con-
tains IL acres, and has a small house OF three
rooms and kitchen with smoke house Ihere
is a good orchard on the place and all neces-
sary out buildings. Land in good state OF
cultivation. A school and church near TINS
place. A very desirable section. Price, 900.
No. l0.--A farm OG 80 acres go miles from
Columbia on the Bear Greek pike This is
good body of land which lies well, all In cul-
tivation, moderately well fenced, well water
ed with springs, plenty Of STOCK water, Two
small houses, no barn. The crop of corn
from this place last year yieied 40 bushels to
the acre, an abundance OF clover hay Is
made every year, and the place is one-half
mile from a school and church. Price, Sl'oOO'
No. IA farm of 81 acres on the Moores-
Vile pike, two miles from Columbia. NO
improvements. All OF the land is hrst-clRss
and fresh This is good place for truck
garden. Price, $75 per acre.
No. II "A farm of 1876 acres IN the Sth CIV
ii district OF Maury County, one mile west
o. the Pulaski pike. 1t has upon 1t two
cabins and a good barn, never-failing run
ming water, two large ponds and is well
fenced. Half of this place is in cultivation,
balance in bluegrass. Price, $25 per acre.
No. l3.--A farm of lbs acres, more or less,
tuated in the 2lst civil district of Maury
County, one mile souJh of the Bear Creek
pike and lear Mt. Olivet and Berea Church
es, and is known as the Eph Davis place.
Half of this place is in cultivation and the
remainder in timber and grass. Price, SIS
per acre.
No. IA farm of 100 acres, all in cultiva-
tlon, with residence and outhouses; three
miles from Columbia on the Santa Fe pike,
one-half mile from Goodwin station on the
l.. and N. r. Il. Price $50 per acree.
No. l5.-Two farms of ll9 and l72 acres re-
speetively, located in the 18th civil district
of MaurysCounty, Just ACROSS Duck River
from Williamsport. The first place has IS
acres In cultivation, has log house upon IL
containing five rooms, good barn, plenty OF
stock water supplied by five springs, plenty
o timber. The second place has Is acres I'm
cultivation and it adjoins the place above
mentioned. This place is supplied with good
comfortable dwellings; has barn and plen-
ty stock water, timber and grass. Price to-
gether or slngly, SIS per acre.
No. ia farm of ITO acres situated in the
2lst civil district of the county on the south
side of Bear Creek pike, and five miles from
Columbia, lfWautsd, 80 acres additional will
be added to this place. The residence is new
and has rooms; good barn and plenty OF
stock water; 80 acres OF this place are in Gull
tiVatlon, 20 OcreS in heavy timber; all fresh
land, Young orchard school adjoins the
place, and five churches in two miles of the
place. Price of this place $55 per acre.
No. B--Two farms, o1e of go acres nine
miles from Columbia on Silver Creek near
Parks station; the other in two miles of CO.
lumbia on the SOwel Mill pike The latter
place has rs acres. BOth of the places are
well watered and moderately we'll fenced
Some good timber land on the first place
These places will be EXCHANGED for CITY
property or will be sold in small lots to suit
purchaser Price of the first place SO per
acre, and of the place near the CITY, 500 per
acre.
No ia farm of 81 acres in the 4th civil
district OF the county on the Lewsbnrg pike
Sixty acres in cultivation, two dwellings of
four rooms each, good barn AID plenty of
stock water. Good land and good fences.
Price, $50 per acre.
No. 2O.-Three farms; No. l, five miles
from Lewisburg and one mile on the n. &
Z, X. X contains 40 acres, dwelling, large
barn. store-house and grain house, 80 acres
in cultivation and the remainder in timber
Plenty of stock water. Price, $780, No. 2
Springs in Marshall County. This place
is well improved. Price, 1850. No 3. 200
acres in Maury County, Ia miles on the Lew
isburg pike, well located and well improved
Plenty of timber and water. Price, $3.50
No. 2l.--A farm of $50 acres hill land, To-
Gated 10 miles from Columbia and one miIs
from railway station, good roads each
way, well wate-ed, good house and barn