The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-01

/ tween obion and Weakley counties
thence southerly with the dividing lin,
between 0bion and Weakley countie
and the dividing line between Obion an,
J Gibson counties, crossing Mud Creel
and the South Fork of 0bion River, il
all ,664 poles to a stake in said line be
tween 0bion and Gibson counties, on
w. H. Wade'S land, near the edge O
the high ground; thence north 2S de
grees west 90 poles and links to a lon,
cherry tree in Wade's field at the edge
Of the river bottem; thence north 40 de-
grees west 1919 poles to a large dead-toI
sweet gum tree on Van Perryman IS land
thence north 81 degrees west 80 poles
and Ii links to small sassafrass tree in
the fence line between w. H. Wade and
Perryman, marked with cross; thence
north 81 degrees west across the land
OF Wade and others, crossing the pub
lie road, in all lSS poles to brick Chin
ney on the south end of tenant house
belonging to w. I. Corum; thence due
east Is poles and 10 links to a stake in
the public road; thence north ! degrees
east with said public road 80 poles to a
stake in front Of w. T. Corum' s resi-
dence; thence north 42a degrees west
$50 poles and 10 links to an iron stake
in John II. CAROLS southwest corner,
Henry Flowers southeast corner and
Rufus Johnson's northeast corner;
thence north 80 degrees west across
Henry Flowers land 364 poles to the
west boundary line of Mrs. c. w. Reeds
land and the east boundary line OF Mrs.
Belle Odom's 250-acre tract; thence
south along said boundary line 5000
feet to the north boundary line OF Rufus
johnson S LOS 3-10-acre tract; thence
south 80 degrees east to the northwest
corner of Sol Shafts 120-acre tract;
thence east 600 feet; thence south Is
degrees east 3, $50 feet to the boundary
line between NJ p. Bryant's 114-acre
tract and Sol Shafts 111-acre tract;
thence south 35 degrees east 1850 feet
to the boundary line between Emmer-
son Moore's land and +. Keathley's 90
acre tract; thence south along said boun-
dairy line 1000 feet to the turn of the
read at +. Keathley's southeast corner;
thence along the center of said public
road 1850 feet; thence north So degrees
east 1000 feet; thence south 800 feet to
the county line between Gibson and
Obion counties; thence west with said
county line $500 feet; thence north
2, 100 feet to the northeast corner of the
town of Kenton, Tennessee; thence west
along the boundary line of the town OF
Kenton 1908 feet to the west boundary
line of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad
right-of-way; thence northwest along
the west boundary line of the right-of-
way of the said Mobile & Ohio Railroad
to stake in said right-of-way line at a
distance of 200 feet; thence west to
stake in the public road 10 feet west OF
the west boundary line OF the right-of-
way of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad
thence north about 154 degrees west, but
running parallel with the west boundary
line Of said right-of-way of the railroad /
SO as to include 10 feet Of said public
road and passing turn in said public
road and continuing with the private
road which runs north about II degrees
west with the west boundary line Of the
of said Mobile & Ohio Rail
road, in all 800 poles and IA linksfo the
turn of said private road at a point 10
feet west of the west boundary of the
said Nj. & o. right-of-way and at or near
John Braden northeast corner and Will
son S southeast corner; thence north 874
degrees west with the lane between Will
son and Braden 81 poles and 3 links to
4 large red oak tree in the middle OF said
ane; thence north II degrees west %
poles and 20 links to stake in the fence
inc between Horner and Wilson; thence
north So degrees west so poles to large
ed oak tree standing at the corner of
Horner's field thence north Ii degrees
vest 406 poles to a stake in the Bruce
switch public road thence north 81 de-
yrees east to a stake in said road in the /
vest boundary line Of the right-of-way
If the Mobile K Ohio Railroad near the
northeast corner of M. V. Bruce's store; I
hence north about 29l degrees west with I
he west boundary line of the NJ. & O. !
Railroad right-of-way 10L poles and 10 t
inks; thence south 40 degrees west 20 {
,oJes to a walnut tree standing alone in S
II. " Bruce's field on the south side of |
ravine; thence north 1871 degrees west !
'79 poles and 10 links to stake in {
3ruce's fence line; thence north S79 a
egrees west 80 poles to stake near the t
urn Of the road and near John L. Bing- a
am 5 northeast corner; thence south SO /
egrees west with the line between Bing- d
am and Bruce 80 poles and 20 links to d
stake in said road; thence south 64l s
egrees west across Bingham S field 148 i
oles to Bingham1s fence corner; thence Il
outh 69l degrees west with the fence fl
ne Is poles to a mulberry tree stand p
lg alone by the fence; thence south 81 Il
egrees west Is poles and limbs to a a
nall walnut tree standing by the east b
nee Of Nose Hopper on the west side Il
the lane between Hopper and Bling a
am; thence due west passing through IL
hickory tree at 101 poles and II links, n
a the east side of Billie Hopper's barn Ii
t, and continuing due west through Ii
e north side of Billie Hopper's barn ii
Id at 100 poles passing p. McFadden's N