The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
For Sale-Real Estate

Listen here, we have one of the finest stock and grain farms in the south far sale; 900 acres 21a miles east of Stew enson, Ala. 3S miles south of Che .l- nooga, Tenn. on the Tennessee river. 800 acres fine river bottom land, 3S0 acres extra good upland balance woodia n with plenty of locust and cedar for posts and plenty of firewood to run place al- ways.
 Most anything will grow here, wheat corn, cotton, oats, clover grass, etc. Boat landing and stock pen on bank of river; farm fronts river liz miles; also within 212 miles of two good railroads. Part of upland fine for strawberries, fruit and vegetables; all high and dry; easily cultivated and sure crop on en- tire farm; with proper cultivation entire bottom land will produce B to 75 bush els of corn per acre, other things ac- cordingly. Upland will make bale of cotton per acre: this farm all lies in one body and is fenced and cross fenced with wire and rails; good roads to farm; about one mile te school and church; good water. cistern and wells and small lasting stream through farm for stock. One Broom house, II tenant houses, four large barns, one cotton gin and other outbuildings: improvements alone worth $10,000; bottom land worth price asked for entire farm, owner has interest f1 the west, hence the low price for a short time only; price, s25 per acre. en- third cash, balance l, ?, 3 and 4 years Here's another fine stock and graip farm, 1107 acres about three miles east of Stevenson, Ala. on the Tennessee river. 300 acres extra fine river bottom, $50 acres good valley land balance noun tain with plenty of cedar and locust and plenty of firewood to run the place always well watered; one fine spring NA f., oil Ts,.,s barn; one good spring about center of farm and one on north corner, both run- ming through place. One S-room dwelling, 9 tenant houses, one frame storehouse, one ginhouse and other outbuildings: nice church and new sehoolhouse on farm; two mail routes and postoffice; good pike runs through farm; new woven wire fence around entire farm this farm is all very rich; owner says soil in bottom Is from two to eight feet deep valley land extra good; this is a bargain as it is one of the best farms in the south: price for quick sale, S25 per acre; half cash, balance 1, and years.
 800 acres good new land, two miles east of Stevenson, Ala, on good pike; 125 acres in cultivation, balance woodland in pasture; one 7-room house, four ten ant houses, three barns and other out buildings; farm well fenced, good water, near school and church, land very pro- ductve; good clay subsol; price, $25 per acre, half cash, balance easy. 560 acres one mile south of Stevenson, Ala, 200 acres in cultivation, leo acres good upland, 40 acres fine bottom land, balance woodland; three small tenant houses, good water: good fence. South ern railway runs through farm; price, $GO00, half cash, balance to suit pur- chaser.
 1O5 acres, 75 in cultivation. balance noun tain land: about GO acres fine first and second bottom land; good clay Subson; broom house. one tenant house. young orchard good barn and other o&lfbuild- ings; good lasting spring; situated one mile northwest of Stevenson, Ala; rail- road and pike running through farm; here is a bargain in small farm; price, $3500
 13O acres about miles east of Steven son, 70 in one track, 60 acres in another. 70-acre tract, IF acres in cultivation. two good farmhouses, barn, one blacksmith shop and tools, fine water, plenty of timber to run farm; fine orchard. bear ing; good road, near school. 60-acre tract 20 acres in cultivation. 40 acres virgin timber fine fruit, good we'll water. good farmhouse and barn; this would be fine farm for fruit and truck farming; also fine for poultry; a bar gain Ln this place: price, S20 per acre. We also have other farms. business and town propery for sale at low prices. For DarticularS see or write