The Republican journal., 1914-05-21
Farms for Sale.

from those wishing to sell. If further
information is desired the matter should
be taken up with the owners. Follow
ing are the farms for sale in Waldo
county as given in this list.
1870. BuRNHAM-97 acres; IS tillage,
~ wood and timber, Is pasture. Soil,
rocky loan, very early. Orchard OF Az
trees: winter and fall apples. pears and
plums. House, % by 80; ell, 16 by 81; II
rooms, besides toilets one on each floor.
Barn, SO by AZ; shed, II by 60, all con-
nected: ice house, work shop, hen house,
storage house. Hot air furnace heats
both floors. Pneumatic water arrange
ment, lun by gasoline engine. Part hard
wood floors. This farm is $50 rods on
Lake Windemere, with good chance for
cottages. All farming tools included in
sale. Nearest village, Unity; nearest
railroad station. Winnecook. Price,
$500. Owned by Geo. w. Varney,
1871. FRANKFORT. 100 acres; 60 til
lage, S wood, 5 timber, 80 pasture, we'll
watered. Soil, light loan, clay bottom.
Orchard of 80 trees; apples, mostly Win
ter varieties, cherry and pear trees.
House 2 stories, % by SO, with veranda;
ell. IA by %; IL rooms, besides closets,
pantries, etc. Barn, "a by Sc; /carriage
house, "a by "a; hen house, IL by "a;
blacksmith and repair shop, 20 by 81;
barn sheds, woodshed and ice house.
Farm under good cultivation. Five MIN,
utes walk to Frankfort post office and
minutes walk to B. & A. railroad station.
Price, 81, 900, with tools, etc. Owned by
Annie W. Glidden, Frankfort.
1872. KNOX. 200 acres; 90 tlllage, Az
wood. 40 timber, 60 pasture. Soil, brown
loan. Orchard of 1875 trees; winter
fruit, mostly. House, 30 by 20; ell, ~
by 80; II rooms. Barn, 60 by Az; an,
other, 40 by 40. Buildings connected
with large barn by carriage house ana
woodshed. Barn has cellar, 2 floors and
silo. This farm is we'll adapted to pota-
toes and hay. Nearest villages, Free
dom, ThorndiAe and Brooks; nearest aa res
railroad station, Knox. Price, So, 500.
Owned by M. E. Webb, Brooks, R. F. D.
1873. LIBERTY. $50 acres; 35 tillage,
rs wood and timber, 40 pasture. Soil.
rocky loan. Orchard of $50 trees; most
" Baldwins and Kings. House, 80 by
"a; rooms. Barns. SO by 40, and 80 by
27; ell, % by 80; I'd ell, IS by Is; ice
house, IL by IL; workshop, Is by Is; hen
house, 10 by rs; I'd, II by TO-. Running
water in house and barn. Farm cuts
about IS tons of hay; is near corn factory
and is good corn land, or crop land OF
any kind. Nearest village, Liberty;
nearest railroad station, Union. Price.
$500. Owned by G.. NJ Howes, Lib
erty.
1884. MONROE. 22o acres; 65 tillage,
IS wood, remainder pasture. Soil, clay
loan. Orchard of 60 trees, grated fruit.
House, % by 26; ell, IA by 30; 10 rooms.
Barns, 40 by rs; 40 by so; 80 by 36;
blacksmith shop, Is by %; shed, % by 80.
Saw mill, good machinery, long lumber,
shingles, slaves and barrel heads. The
mill and dams have had ST. 500 laid out on
them the last years. Nearest village
and railroad station, Brooks. Price,
$4,000. Owned by N. S. Bunker, Brooks.
1876. MONROE. 80 acres; 40 tillage,
Is wood, IS pasture. Soil, especially
adapted for corn and potatoes. Orchard
of about 200 trees; different varieties.
House, "a by 26; ell, 16 by %; rooms on
first floor. Lawn and shade trees. Barn,
81 by AZ; hen house, IL by "a; ice house,
woodshed, including summer kitchen, "a
by %: silo, 10 by %; water in kitchen,
spring water in pasture, near barn; t:e-
mp for Is head of cattle and horses;
Nearest village, East Dixmont, l IL
miles; Monroe, 4 miles. Nearest rail-
road station, Brooks, 8 miles. Price,
$500. Owned by Maurice M. Hamm,
Monroe R. F. D. and telephone.
1856. MoNTvILLE. 1876 acres; IS til
lage, 80 wood, 5 timber, IS pasture, 20
acres of which are good for potatoes.
Soil, light mellow loan. Orchard Of 100
trees; different varieties. House, 35 by
26; ell, 40 by 16; 10 rooms, besides 2 en-
tries or Railways. Barn, AZ by 81; wood
and carriage house, IS by 10; hen house,
80 by Is; basement under barn, AZ by 81;
ice house. Good location for country
store. Buildings on R. F. D. and tele-
phone line; cream taken at door. Water
in house and barn. 40 rods to school, on
good road. Two miles from Halldale and
3 1.3 miles from Freedom; nearest rail-
road station, Tnorndike, IL miles.
Price, So, 200. Owned by Ralph W. How
ard, Thorndike, R. F. D. z.
1877. NoRTHPORT. 100 acres; IS til
lage, 10 in cranberry bog, remainder in
wood and timber. Soil, good. Orchard
of 100 trees; different varieties. House,
80 by 25; ell, as by IS; 8 rooms. Two
barns, "a by As, and 80 by 40; engine
house, 2 hen houses and blacksmith shop:
This farm joins Pitcher pond, lake 3
miles long. Nearest village. Saturday
Cove, Northport, ga miles; and nearest
railroad station, Belfast, miles. Price,
$4,000. Owned by George F. Herrick,
Lincolnville, R. F. D. 2.
1873. PALERMO. 108 acres; 20 timber,
Is wood, remainder pasture and tillage.
Soil, loan. Orchard of 200 trees; Bald
win and Stark apples. House, AZ by 30;
10 rooms. Barn, 72 by 40; shed, SO by
rs; store house for tools, 40 by 80. Will
sell stock and tools for $500. Nearest
village, miles; nearest railroad station,
Branch Mills, Palermo. Price, $4,000.
Owned by Frank G. Norton, Palermo.
189. SEARsPoRT. rs acres, under
good state of cultivation; 40 fruit trees,
in good bearing. House of 7 rooms. with
closets; ell, IA by 20. Barn, 36 by 40;
carriage house, 16 by 26, S stores. built
last year This farm cuts from Is to IL
tons OF hay Pasture well watered by
br ook, also 2 never failing springs. 1t is
IL mile from post office, on main travel
ed road. Price, $4,000; one-half can re-
main on mortgage if parties desire.
Owned by Melvin W. Whirtum, Sears
port.
100. STOCKTON SPRINGS. 80 acres;
Is tillage, remainder in wood and pasture.
Soil, sandy and clay. Orchard of about
40 trees; different varieties. House. "a
by 80; ell, 18 by "a; 10 rooms. halls, z