The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-07
FARMS.

| This place is sufficiently unduatng 10 aiiOrL
the best natural drainage. All land tillublf
| and rich. 1t Is SOwn down as follows: n
acres in wheat, 40 acres il, clover, 80 acres in
| orchard ANA other grRsSes; there are 10 acres
! for oats and ac rs for orchard and waste
! This farm yielded last year, y bushels O
! wheat per acre, 40 bushels OF corn, 30 barrels
OF potatoes, and the hay netted $40 per acre
! Price, 500 per acre.
No.2.-Two farms located in the % civil
! district, on double branches, Columbia and
! Kedron road, two miles east of the Column
! bia and Franklin pike, and three miles
! from the railroad. No contains ~ acres,
| / and ali first class, dwelling OF three rooms
aud hall, one barn and sheds, II good crib
aud fair fences, plenty of stock water.
! Price $25 per acre The other place No. 2,
contains IS acres located u mile from the
| above di ,Cribed place, has on it two cabins
"A good spring, Is well fenced. Price the
same as the above.
No. "A farm of go acres on the VIII
Transport road l0mies from Co umbia, Tenn.
| Plenty of stock water, and all OF the land is
tiliabe; scattering timber and land inclined
| 10 rolling improvements are only Ordlna-
| ry. This place Is located within half mile of
| Saw lust Valley, where there is school and
church. Price, 5000.
No. "A tract of il6 acres near Spring
| Hill, Tenn. This is tirst-clAss tract OF land,
| part OF it in cultivation and some Of the
| very best of the tract IN grass Tor twenty
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| small house and several small cabins; II Is
! close to "a railway station. This is u VerS de-
| sirable place and very cheap, considering
the locality Price $50 per acre.
No. 5.-A farm of 400 acres miles from
| Columbia on the MOoresville turnpike. All
| of the land is in cultivation except small
tract which is 10 woods, 1t Is well watered
and well fenced and is in high state OF cul-
tivatiUn and near good ana permanent
aeighOUrs. Large crops from this place
yearly. Price, SIS per acre.
No "a farT. of 40 ocres near Zion
Church, and q miles from Columbia, Tenn.
The road leading to this place 10 good
country road that is well kept up by the peo-
pie living along it's course: rms place mas
upon IL a good house and ban, plenty OF
good stock water, good fences and good
land. Ii is located Within three miles of a
railway station; and good helghbOTs, church
and school near by. Price, $50 per acre,
No. IA farm OF so acres three miles from
Columbia on the Mt Pleasant pike; good
house UwO-Stories high, large barn, plenty
iirSt-casS and In high state of cultivation.
A heavy crop OF wheat was gathered from
this place last year. Price, $75 per acre.
No. S.--A farm Of 80 acres situated on the
Franklin pike, miles north OF Columbia
and IL miles from Carriers Creek station,
and two miles rom Cleburne on the Il, and
y. Railroad three miles from Spring Hill.
All of this land is in cultivation; 1t is first
class land in every respect, well watered
with five er-failing springs. L has scat
tering timber. There is a small cottage on
this place The same party owns an
other place within a few miles of III e above.
IL contains about 400 acres, ali well improved
INST -claSs land, with splendid farm house
and "a large barn. Price of both p aces $50
per acre.
No "a farm miles from Columbia in
the llth civil district OF Maury County, con-
tainS If acres, and has a small house OF three
rooms and kitchen with smoke house, There
Is good orchard on the place and all neces-
SarN out buildings. Land in good state of
cultivation. A school and church near this
place. A very desirable section Price, S525.
No. l0.--A farm Of 60 acres 81 miles from
Columbia on the Bear Greek pike. This is
good body of land which lies well, all in cul-
tyatiOn, 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 yeed 40 bushels TO
the acre, an abundance OF clover hay is
made every year, and the place is one-half
mile from school and church. Price, 81 ,6CU.
No. ia farm of 81 acres on the Moores-
vile pike, two miles from Columbia. No
improvements All Of the land is hTst-cass
and fresh. This is good place for a truck
garden. Price, SIS per acre.
No. IA farm OF 1876 acres IN the Sth CIV
II district OF Maury County, one mile west
of the Pulaski pike 1t has upon 1t two
cabins and good barn, never-failing run
llhB WATER TWO large pOuuS ana is well
fenced. Half of this place is in cultivation,
balance in bluegrass. Price, S25 per acre.
NO. B.-A farm of lbs acres more or less,
S tuated in the list civil district of Maury
County, one mile south 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 1870 acres, all in cultive.
tion, with residence and Outhouses; three
miles from Columbia on the Santa Fe pike. |
one-halt mile from Goodwin station on the |
l.. and n. +. r.. Price $35 per acree.
NO l5.-Two farms Of ll9 and l72 acres re- |
spsetlvely, located in the 18th civil district
of MaurysCOunty, Just across Duck River
from Williamsport. The first place has IS |
acres In cultivation, has a log house upon il |
containing five rooms, good barn, plenty NJ
stock water supplied by five springs. plenty |
o timber. The second place has Is acres IN |
cultivation and it adjOins the place above
mentioned. This place is supplied with good |
dwellings; has barn and rIenI
ty stock water, timber aud grass, Pricpe To- tn-
gether or slngly, SIS per acre.
NO. ia farm of no acres situated in tho |
list civil district of the county on the sonth
side of Bear Creek pike, and five miles froTn
Columbia. If WANTED, 80 acres additiona VIII
be added to this place, The residence is new
and has rooms; good barn aud plenty n,
STOCK water; so acres Of this place are i'm emil
iiaV va, ~ ocres IN heavy timber; all fresh
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place, and five churches in two miles of the
place. Price of this place $50 per acre.
NO. 1.-TWO farms, O2e of $50 acres nine
miles from Columbia on Silver Creek near
tarKs station; the other In two miles of 90.
lum0ia on the Sowcl Mill pike The Iattor
place has 70 acres. Both OF the places ore
well Watered and moderately well fenced
some good timber land on the first nlaca
Ihese places viii be exchanged for citT
property or will be sold In small lots 10 Smi,
Price OF the first place $40 nor
acre. ''' T-N per
No. ia farm of67 acres in the Atm c,,,u
district OF the county on the LewiSbnrg nile
olXty acres in cultivation, two dwell mos Of
our rooms each, good barn AID plenty OF
Price, $50 per acre ''H0es'
NO D-Ihree farms; No. l, five miles
rom Lewisburg and one mile on the n a
=, II, N contains l4O acres, dwelling. large
narn Store house and grain house, Sc acres
n cultivation and the remainder in timher
Plenty OF stock water Price. SS.OOO, No .
Soutalns isI acres and is located near Canv
springs In Marshall County This niaca !
- wen improved. Prize, 1850 No r gO1
acres In Maury County, IA miles on the Lew
r ,ss'puts PIKE, well located and well improved
fisnty OF timber and water Price 81 IN
NO; MA farm of $50 acres hin land To-
s SSteu ~ miles from Columbia and one miia
rom. railway station, good roads eacb
way, we'll wate-ed, good house and harm
lences IN me condition, house contains fon1
L0oLns, plenty OF timber, much of N hafns
hickory, white-oak, chestnut and nonIaIs
MS place is especially adapted To ratstno
irnlt OF all kinds. Price, s465 peT acre
no. 2.-A farm of 81 acres, one mile f-or,
gun ti psnlre PIKE and y miles from Colun1-
olai there is 30 acres In cultivation. fba II
mainderis in timber; d dweliinT ~ ,d re
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