The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-05
AT POOLER. GA.

L ne Intention Is 10 sell every
piece of property advertised.
AT POOLER. GA.
1. F'ive-room cottage, known as
Jackson and Terrence, about one acre
of ground. lot has two frontages on
Central Railroad right of way and on
Louisville road. with Skinner avenue
on the east, and lands of Winslow on
the west. This is a very desirable To-
cation, and is a neat and convenient
cottage.
2. Lot No. 4, fronting east on Rogers
street, so feet, and extending westward
30 feet; improvements, two-story
residence. containing six rooms, known
as the Sheftall residence.
3. Lots Nos. AZ and AZ, 223x220, 'front.'
ing south on Rothwell street on the
corner of Skinner avenue. Improve
ments are known as the Jantzen house,
and contain about five rooms There
are large grounds and have seven fine
fruit trees.
4. The Jenkins house. small house,
on lot No. IS, fronting los feet on New
ton street, with a depth of 40 feet.
This is fine location, and is surround
ed by a good class of residences.
8. Lot No. 1. fronting 105 feet on
Simmons street, and a depth of 200
lCEl OAl EollCILdll 0lIGtA, OA SOulilNGSL
corner, with a four-room cottage,
known as the Rowe house.
6. Lot known as the eastern portion
of farm lot No. Z originally known as
the Lloyd tract. This is one of the fin
est locations in Pooler, fronting on the
Central Railroad right of way, with
the Louisville road in the rear, Chest
nut street on the east, and Gordon
street on the west The two-story res
idence, containing about ten rooms,
with piazzas on each floor; stands in
a block. by itself and quite convenient
to the station. This is known as the
Harrison property.
Z. The Robertson house is a cottage
REAR the depot on the east half of lot
No. 5 of the Collins subdivision. hav-
ing front of 52h feet on Tietjen
street by a depth of 210 feet The house
is ceiled inside and has a fine large
piazza in front.
g. Lot No. 73 fronting so feet on
Whatley street, by 100 feet to a lane.
This is known as the Jacob property
and contains either four or five
rooms. and is very conveniently ar
ranged.
9. Lot No. 70, 5Ox130 on Whatley
street, fronting north, cottage same
size as on the preceding property, and
built upon the same plan. This is
known as the Bevans cottage.
10. The Nell property consists of
blocks B and c, and the following lots
in block f: Lots Nos. a, rs, 80, 81, so,
SO, a., IS, So, 81. SS, SO. 80, 81 and 80,
and lot 81 in block d.
II. Southern half lot No. 1. of sub
division of farm lot 9 Qnhulsen) 'front.'
ing 140 feet on Middleton street, and
1856 feet on Won Bergen street, being
the northwest corner. On this lot are
two houses, one being a double cot
tage, and the other a single cottage.
These are known as the Middleton
houses.
70. Lot No. 2, fronting 1O5 feet on
Collins street by APO feet on Morgan
street, being the southeast corner.
This is a vacant lot, fronting on Cen
trail Railroad near the depot, and con-
sidered one of the best in the town.
This is also known as the Middleton
lot.
IN AND NEAR SAVANNAH.
10. Lot No. 3 of Hull's subdivision
of block 81, Springfield plantation,
fronting "a feet on the northwest cor
ner of Ogeechee road and Center
street, having a depth of so feet. Cen
ter street Is about the continuation of
West Thirty-fourth. This lot is in
thickly built up locality.
southeast corner of Barnard and Alex
ander streets. 1t is 105x157, and is
bounded on the south by the Huzzars'
tract now owned by Judge Norwood.
Is. Lots 81 and So in the Marmaduke
Hamilton subdivision, the two lots to-
gether fronting north 100 feet on Fifth
avenue by 100 feet deep, and having on
same a comfortable four-room cottage
recently timed. This is near the cor
ner of Waters road and Fifth avenue,
and is known as the Rosanna Hayward
house.
16. Five acres on the north side of
the Dutchtown road, adjoining the
lands of NungaZer, Lowell formerly
Burroughs) and Falligant Said lot be-
ing known as No. l of subdivision 2
of Salfner tract.
II. Six acres, known as lot No. 50
of the Hobby discovery tract, on the
north side of the Augusta road, near
the five-mile post, adjoining the lands
of Noble and King, and known as the
Kelley McLaughlin land.
Terms cash.