Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-25
T A r MS
FOR SALE
In ARKANSAS

! In ARKANSAS
The most conservative land buyers
are now turning their attention toward
Arkansas for the reason that the eli
mate. productiveness of the soil, the
present low prices of land, all are SO
attractive that they can not do other
wise. Our next excursion to Arkan-
sas will be on April A. Round trip about
$1700. We have some tracts which
we can exchange for city property.
Easy terms if you wish them.
Lands In independence Co. Arkansas.
No. 131 (BBEE)-120 acres of valley
land; black sandy soil; SO acres in
cultivation; 2 acres in grass; small or
chard; good room house; cistern; 2
| good barns; school and church IL
miles; good inland town 2R miles;
Guion, railroad town, 10 miles; the i'm
provements on this place are all in good
state of repair; the farm will rent for
$780, Price $1,000.
| No. 1913 (LEEE) -16O acres of good
| limestone land right on public road.
also on new railroad and right at New
\ Batesville and Pfeifer's marble quar-
|
under good fence; a good house of four
rooms; spring of fine water, also
! spring house: a good barn and other
outbuildings; there is also one tenant
| house; a nice orchard in bearing, good
variety of fruit; not over mile from
/ good school and church; this farm is
well located. Price $4,000.
No. l43 (AKE)-S3 acres of good
level upland, free from stone; IS acres
in cultivation, balance in good timber;
I good room log house, log barn and
other outbuildings; small orchard; 8
springs; 1 WE'LL church, school and
postoffce, all at good inland town,
just n of a mile from farm; Bates
vile, nearest railroad town, 16 miles.
Cheap at $650.00.
7 No. 103 (AEE)-S0 acres; ~ miles
from Moorefield, railway town; right
on public road; right at good school;
only n mile from church; 40 acres
in cultivation and under fence; a few
fruit trees; well of good water; one
house, also barn and other outbuild-
ings; this place is we'll located. Price
only 100000.
No. ITO (COKE)-205 acres of fine
land, miles of county seat; is in a
good neighborhood and $50 acres are
In cultivation; has one good 2 story
house; 2 tenant houses, good barn and
other outbuildings; 2 wells and one
cistern; this farm is right at postof-
fee, mill, school and church; part of
this land is very fine land and is a
choice farm. Price, $4,000.
No. 1873 (BEE)-40 acres; farm lies
slightly rolling; 80 acres tillable and
free from rock; black soil, clay sub
soil; this is good productive land; log
house with side rooms; log barn and
!. other outbuildings; school and church
2 miles; good town on the railroad,
4 IL miles; there are small number
of fruit trees on this place. Price $500.
j No. LAT. (LEE)-160 acres; IL
miles from church, school and postof-
fee; 9 miles from Sulphur Rock, a
railroad town; 40 acres in cultivation,
balance in white oak and red oak tim
Der; log house and barn; this land has
some gravel on it, but no rock, and is
good tillable land. Price $4500O.
i No. lao. (BEEE)-120 acres of level
upland; slight sandy soil with clay
subsoil; 40 acres in cultivation, bal
} ance in timber, but when cleared can
be put in cultivation; acres in fruit
!, apples, peaches, cherries and plums;
good large log house with side rooms !;
extra large barn; other outbuildings
everlasting spring of good water; the
orchard on this place has never known
: failure; this place would make a
!. magnificent fruit farm it is located 2
miles from church and schools, IL
miles to railroad. Price s1,30O.O0.
No. 1876. (AEE)-12O acres of good
level upland; 20 acres under cultiva.
ton, balance in fine timber; this land
is all free from stone except about 20
, acres and produces good crops Of cot
ton and corn; 2 room box house with
porch and hall; log barn and box
stables, all in good repair; 300 young
, fruit trees-peaches and apples; 2
, springs, well; school and church u
miles. This is very cheap place al
: $6500O
No. 146. (BCEE)-360 acres of lev
ell land; 100 acres in cultivation and
under fence; good clay subsoil; will
: produce one-half bale of cotton and
: 40 bushels of corn to the acre; good
!, frame houses, one room and one 8
room; good barns; good spring OF
water; 2 acres in apples and peaches
there are 260 acres, of this place in
virgin timber, mostly white oak and
red oak. that will soon be very valu
able; the farm is located 11s miles
; from church, school and postoffice;
nearest railroad town is Batesville
which is Ia miles. Place rents for 5000
, per year. and it just takes $1,9OO.0O to
buy it.
. No. las. (BKE)-4O acre farm in the
!. famous Oil Trough bottom, u mile
from church and school, 4 miles from
. postofice and miles from good rail
h road town; 20 acres under fence ant
a ~ in cultivation; black, waxy soil thai
a produces one bale of cotton and 81
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