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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-08-11

Farm No. "a. 335 acres, 5 miles
from Columbia, on good pike, zoo
acres in cultivation, 1870 acres in
grass and timber. improvements
fair: price 800 per acre.
Farm No. SO. 400 acres on Duck
river, 8 miles from Lewisburg, ESQ
acres very rich land in cultivation;
100 acres scattered timber set in
blue grass, good water, best OF
fencing, splendid improvements;
price $50 per acre.
Farm No. 81. 210 acres, three
miles from Franklin, right on pike.
Residence in beautiful elevated To-
cation, beautiful grade, ITS acres
in cultivation, 35 acres in grass;
rich land, slightly rolling. Splen-
did stock water; well at residence;
two large barns; one five-room ten
ant house, residence seven rooms.
Price 800 per acre.
Farm No. 80. 261 acres, IL miles
from Columbia on Duck river, l
mile of good town, 3 miles to rail-
road station, all good roads; 225
acres very rich river bottom land,
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Farm No. 1915. $50 acres, 9 miles
from Columbia, 2 miles from rail
road station. All the farm is rich,
tillable land, but at present rs acres
in grass and 1856 acres under the
pillow. Good fencing, good stock
water, s everlasting springs. Young
orchard, 2 tenant houses, large
barn, residence 6 room, 2 halls and
porches, running water in house
and barn. Price $500 per acre. viii
exchange for farm worth $4,000 to
$4,000 and accept difference.
Farm No. 1916. 500 acres, 4 miles
from Columbia, on one of the best
pixies. At present $50 acres under
the plow. All of the balance in blue
grass and orchard grass. This is a
very rich farm, with magnificent
improvements, 3 tenant houses. 2
large barns, springs, one cistern,
gravity water system through the
barns, 2 large silos, large two-story
8-room brick residence. Price $125
per acre. Will accept $4,000 In
exchang property, balance easy.
Farm No. 1917. 100 acres, six
miles from Columbia, on best pike.
All can be cultivated. $50 acres
under the pillow, balance in grass.
Splendid water, springs and two
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miles from Lewisburg on Duck Riv.
er, of level rich land, good improve.
ments. Price $4,000. Might con.
slider some exchange.
Farm No. 112. 260 acres, ten
miles from Columbia, two miles
from Ry station. 1856 acres under
the pillow rs acres in blue grass.
Good fencing, good water, five
springs, good orchard, two tenant
houses, large barn, six-room resi-.
dence, running water in house and
barn. Price $4,000.
Farm No. 113. 131 acres, seven
miles out, 80 acres under the pillow.
81 acres in woods lot. Good fenc.
ing, good water, large barn, tenant
house; $75 per acre.
Farm No. ia. 105 acres, eight
miles from Columbia, on level rich
land, barn and tenant house. Good
water; price $40 per acre.
Farm No. III. 1886 acres, four
miles from Lynnville. 21O acres
under pillow, 115 acres of fine blue
grass, well fenced, splendid water,
ten springs, splendid improve
ments. $50 per acre.
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Farms Which the Owners Will Exchange Property

Farm No. 1000. lit acres in Bed
ford County, six miles from Shelby
Vile IS acres in cultivation, bal
ance in blue grass. New Broom
dwelling, splendid barn, large
spring wells. Price $50 per acre.
Will exchange for property of equal
value.
Farm No. 1901. 127 acres, 2 miles
from Spring Hill, fronting pike, 60
acres in cultivation, 40 acres in blue
grass, 27 acres in timber. Perma-
nent running stock water, large
barn, new 7-room residence. Price
$4,000. Will accept $4,000 in ex-
change property. Can also assume
long time loan, and small cash pay
ment.
Farm Ne. 1902. 119 acres, 8
miles from Franklin Tenn, front
ing pike, rs acres in cultivation, 40
acres in grass and timber, splendid
stock water, good fencing, fair i'm
provements. Price $4,000. Will
take $4,000 in exchange property,
the balance on long time.
Farm No. 1908. 12O acres, 8
miles from Columbia, go acres good
river bottom land, 40 acres blue
grass walnut grove, good orchard,
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station. Splendid neighbors, schools
and churches. $50 acres in rich,
tillable land, so acres in grass, Is
acres in woods. Two tenant houses.
large barn and sheds, small resi-.
dence, good water, orchard, fenc-
ing. Price $4,000. Will take $1,000
in exchange property. Balance easy.
Farm No. 1909. 300 acres, ten
miles from Columbia, on Duck Riv-
er. Is Oacres rich land in cult
walton, balance in timber and grass.
Entire far mfenced and cross
fenced with new woven wire and
cedar posts. Two sets of improve
ments, one 5-room residence. one
six-room residence, large barns.
Price $55 per acre. Will take $1,000
in exchange. Balance easy.
Farm No. 1910. 400 acres on
Duck River, 2 miles from Railway
station. $50 acres level, rich, river
bottom land. 100 acres in blue grass
wood lots. 80 acres in heavy tim
Der. Saw timber worth $4,000 to
$4,000. Cedar rails worth $4,000 to
$4,000. Splendid barn and 7-room
residence, tenant houses and other
buildings. Price $50 per acre. viii
take $4,000 to $4,000 in exchange
property. The owner of this prop
erty is a non-residence SO has given
us a very liberal proposition to Of.
fer.
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wells. Tenant houses, barns ana
dwellings,. In one of our best
neighborhoods. Price $4,000. WIN
accept smaller farm worth $lOOOV
to $4,000, the balance on easy
terms.
Farm No. 1918. 165 acres, 4miles
of Spring Hill, in best neighpOr'
hood. rs acres in blue grass Da''
ance in timber. ON hills, no rocAs'
Fine water, good orchard, splehuiu
residence, large barn, needs repair
Price $50 per acre. Will take $SOVV
in exchange property, balance easy
Farm No. 1919. S65 acres 8 miles
from Columbia, located in the Oes'
neighborhood in the best bleu grass
section of Maury County. III mli0
to railroad station. 300 acres uhuei
the plow, balance in open blue grass
wood lots now. The land all hes
practically level, no hills, no rockS'
no gullies, no glades Splendid wa
ter, good fencing, larg new jain
splendid colonial residence, S-room
two stories. improvements in sPle1,
did repair. Price $4,000. W.
take one-half in exchange properly
Balance on long time.
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good fencing, good water, good
neighbors and ample Improvements
but in bad condition. Price $4,000.
Will accept $4,000 in exchange prop
etry, balance easy.
Farm No. 1905. 1O5 acres, 8 miles
from Columbia, so acres in cultiva-
ton, balance in grass, splendid wa
ter, good fencing, new barn, old
residence. Price $12,5O0. Will take
$4,000 in exchange property, balance
on long time.
Farm No. 1905. $50 acres, 7 miles
from Columbia, on free pike, rs
acres in blue grass. Good stock
water, good fencing, old orchard,
good 7-room residence. Price $12,.
500. Will take one-half in exchange
property. Balance easy.
Farm No. 1907. 155 acres one
mile of good village in Lincoln
County. 100 acres in cultivation,
20 acres in grass lots, balance in
timber. Good six-room house, large
new barn, tenant house, splendid
water. good orchard. Price $40 per
acre. VIII take one-half in ex-
change property.
Farm No. 1908. 215 acres, miles
from Columbia, one mile to Railway
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is level and can be cultivated, al
though only 500 acres is in cultiva-
tion now and 500 acres set in grass;
40 everlasting springs, about
miles of running spring branch
stock water, but no overflow
streams. All of the land is very
rich and productive; fronts two
pixies, several miles of pike front
age; in one mile of railroad sta
ton; handsome brick residence, 40
or so other buildings, barns, silos,
tenant houses, etc.; price $3.50 per
acre.
Farm No. 70. ITO acres, 5 miles
from Lewisburg, fronting best pike.
beautiful front lawn, good improve
ments, large stock barn, water in
barn, 30 acres set in blue grass, 14O
acres in cultivation, no hills, gullies
or glades, 500 per acre.
Farm No. 95. 221 acres, 10 miles
from Columbia on level land. 200
acres under the pillow. Good fenc-
ing, good water New six-room res
idence, good barn, good orchard,
schools and churches within one
half mile. Price $50 per acre.
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Farm No. 1914. 179 acres, eight
miles from Lewisburg. 102 acres in
cultivation, balance in grass. Splen-
did creek bottom farm. Good FIVE
room residence, tenant house, barn,
two wells, also running stock water.
Price $4,000.
Farm No. 105. 200 acres, five
miles from Lewisburg. $50 acres in
cultivation, balance in grass. Good
improvements. $4,000 per acre.
Farm No. 1o6. 225 acres, three
miles from Cornersville. As acres
in cultivation, balance in rolling
grass land. Splendid stock water.
Six springs, three wells, seven-room
residence, tenant house, one barn;
price $50 per acre.
Farm No. 107. $50 acres, FIVE
miles from Columbia. 80 acres un-
der the pillow, 200 acres rolling blue
grass, six fine springs, S-room resi-
dence, two tenant houses, three
barns, one silo, running water in
house and barn. Price $500 per
acre. viii take one-third in ex-
change property.
Farm No. ITO. 1856 acres, nine
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Farm No. 1911. 1886 acres, 5 miles
from Columbia 200 acres of rich
land in cultivation, 1856 acres of
rolling blue grass land, good barn,
two tenant houses. Price $50 per
acre. Will take $4,000 in exchange
property.
Farm No. 1912. 1886 acres, 10
miles from Columbia, on the pike.
About rs acres in cultivation, bal
ance of the farm in rich, rolling
blue grass land, splendidly watered,
fairly good improvements; price
$50 per acre. Will take one-half in
exchange.
Farm No. 1918. 260 acres. 10
miles from Columbia, on Duck Riv-
er. 14O acres in rich river bottom
land, balance in rolling grass land.
Ample improvement for the farm.
Price $50 per acre. Will take one
half in excahnge.
Farm No. 1914. 500 acre, 6 miles
from Nashville, on good pike. 100
acres in cultivation, balance in hill
land, some splendid saw timber.
very fine water, 7-room residence,
large barn and tenant house, all in
pad repair. Price $50 per acre.
VIII take one-half in exchange prop
erty, balance on Is years. time
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| was attracted by the advertise
ments of Blue Grass Farms by the
Figuers Realty Company Columbia
Tenn, so made them visit. Spent
only one day there. Mr.. Figuers
showed me a farm at $4,000 and
assured me that he could resell the
farm at profit. l thought the farm
was worth the money, but thought
Mr. Figuers' idea of reselling at a
big profit was merely the optimism
of the Real Estate Agent. How
ever | bought the farm that day
and never returned to Maury Coun-
ty again but left the matter entirely
with Mr.. Figuers. Within four
months he resold the farm for me
for $21, 800, making me $4,000 in the
deal, less, of course, his commits
sion, which any man should be glad
to pay to get advantage of his SER
vice. Therefore, / can recommend
the Figuers Realty Company both
as to buying and selling.
E. L. JONES.
Murfreesboro, Tenn, R. No. 5.
In January, 1918, Mr.. Figuers
showed me a farm and said that if
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mend Mr.. Figuers' methods, both
of buying and selling. His deal
ings are honest, his methods are
thorough, his advertising is effec-
tive, his commission is reasonable.
O. c. WEIGH.
Bell Buckle, Tenn.
/ bought and sold $156,000.O0 of
real estate through the Figuers
Realty Company in less than a
year. / made good money in these
trades. / can recommend Mr..
Figuers to anyone as a high-class
real estate man. F. A. NOLEN.
Florence, Ala.
I have made farm trades through
the Figuers Realty Company
amounting to $48,O0O.00. am well
pleased with the deals that l have
made and cordially recommend Mr..
Fguers as very resourceful real
estate agent. w. C. KEEN.
Columbia, Tenn.
sold my farm through the Fig
uers Realty Co. in less than thirty
days after listing it with them, and
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Farms Of One Hundred and Fifty Acres Or More

balance in grass and woods lots,
good fencing, good stock water,
barn 60x75; six-room residence;
price $3.50 per acre.
Farm No. Ga. IT'S acres, Az
miles from Columbia, on Bear
Creek pike. 140 acres in cultivation.
Watered by everlasting springs,
fenced with woven wire. Good barn,
old fashioned residence, two tenant
houses. Price $50 per acre.
Farm No. 9. 265 acres, one mile
and half Of Cross Bridges, a sta
ton on the Middle Tennessee R. R.
Eleven miles west of Columbia, on
the Hampshire pike. $50 acres in
cultivation. Balance in timber and
grass land. Well fenced and cross
fenced into five fields. Everlasting
stock water Large barn. Two
tenant houses. Five-room resi-
dence. Price $40 per acre.
Farm No. IS. 1000 acres, miles
of Columbia, on one of the best
pixies. Practically all of this farm
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Farm No. SO. 235 acres, four
miles from West Nashville on Cum.
berland River. 1856 acres in cult
walton, balance in grass. Good res.
idence. tenant house, barn, two
wells, two springs, also running
water. Price $4,000.
Farm No. SO. 2O4 acres, three
miles from Franklin. Best pike.
Very fine land. Good improvements.
Price $3.50 per acre.
Farm No. 1o1. 800 acres. zoo
acres in cultivation, $50 acres in
grass, fronting two pixies, two sets
of improvements; price $4,000.
Farm No. 1902. III acres, eight
miles from Pulaski, so acres in cul-
tivation, 40 acres in grass, good
residence, tenant house, barn, three
wells and spring. Price $1,000.
Farm No. 1903. 600 acres of very
fine land, six miles west of Column
bia. 400 acres level rich land un-
der the plow. 200 acres rolling blue
grass land. Well water, well
fenced, six-room residence, FIVE ten.
ant houses, two barns; price $500
per acre.
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at the price I placed upon it, $685.
10000. The transaction was entire
ly satisfactory, and it gives me
pleasure to recommend The Figuers
Realty Co. to anyone wishing to buy
or sell real estate.
THOS. H. WILLIAMS.
Columbia, Tenn.
Mr.. Figuers sold our farm for
$4,000, the price we asked.
H. A. AND ]. C. MOORE.
Columbia, Tenn.
To Whom it May Concern Il had
my farm of 1856 acres in Maury
County, Tenn, listed with other real
estate agents in Columbia, Tenn,
for over a year, but they failed to
make a sale. | then listed it with
T. N. Figuers, Jr. and he sold it
within twenty days at my price.
]. G. RUTHERFORD.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Mr.. T. N. Figuers, Jr., sold my
farm for $20,50 He is a thorough,
energetic and high-class business
man. WATKINS L. FLEMING.
Columbia, Tenn.
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Farm No. SO. One hundred acres
2b miles from Columbia, "A mile
off the pike, rs acres in cultiVa.
tion. rs acres in blue grass ana
splendid stock water, new barn
40x5O it., large residence in bad re-
pair, good fencing; price 500 per
acre.
Farm No. 81. 1876 acres two and
half miles of Columbia on free pike,
40 acres in cultivation, 46 acres in
grass. Splendidly watered and
good cistern at residence. SIX
room residence, two tenant houses
and new barn 60x60; price $7S per
acre.
Farm No. 70. 100 acres, IA miles
from Columbia, on one of-the best
pixies, land rolling to level, splen-
did fencing, stock water, large barn,
good residence; price $1,000 per
acre.
Farm No. "a. 100 acres, 4 miles
from Columbia, fronting one of the
best pixies, all level, rich land, all in
cultivation except 6 acre front lawn,
good fencing, good water, good
barn, handsome brick residence;
price $145 per acre.
Farm No. rs. 100 acres, 4 miles
from Columbia, fronting one of the
best pixies, all in cultivation, good
residence, and other buildings;
price $4,000 per acre.
Farm No. rs. 100 acres, 4 miles
from Columbia, " mile off the pike,
rs acres level, rich land, Is acres
in grass lot, good residence, barn
and other improvements; price
$40 per acre.
Farm No. 4S. 81 acres, 9 miles
from Mt. Pleasant. 70 acres in cul-
tivation, q acres in timber and
grass. All under good fence, no
waste land. Four good springs, one
good barn, 30x30. Two three-room
residences and one two-room tenant
house, in sight of good school, three
churches nearby. Price $4,000.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-08-11
Blue Grass Farms for Sale or Exchange
Farms Of About One Hundred Acres

Farm No. SO. 81 acres, adioinir, /
Columbia, practically all in culNvs
ton, rich land, prettiest buldtus
site around Columbia. Price slS
per acre.
Farm No. 50. 12O acres six mils,
from Columbia, one mile railroad
station, 80 acres in cultivation bal
ance in grass. Good fencing goOd
water, splendid new barn, new fem
ant house, good old style six.roOn
residence; price $3.50 per acre
Farm No. 81. so acres, adjoining
Columbia. Very fine improvement
Splendid heme. Price $4,000,
Farm No. SO. rs acres, eips,
miles Columbia. Good pike. Il
acres in cultivation, balance in blOe
grass. Five-room residence, barn
one well, three springs; price
$500.
Farm No. 100.. go acres six miles
from Columbia, so acres in culuya.
ton, 10 acres in grass, fve.room
residence, barn, outbuildings, one
spring, one cistern; price $50 per
acre.
Farm No. 1903. 14O acres, two
miles from Lynnville, splendid room
good improvements. Price $50,
Farm No. 1909. 81 acres, one mile
from railroad station. 50 acres in
cultivation, AZ acres in grass, four.
room house, good barn, fine water,
price $4,000.
Farm No. III. 45 acres, seven
miles from Columbia, rich rolling
land, good water, good residence
and barn. $50 per acre.
Farm No. 115 $50 acres, siy
miles from Columbia. rs acres I'm
der pillow, rs acres in grass, splen
did water, orchard, fencing good
barn, good residence; price SIS.
Farm No. 1t6. 104 acres, eight
miles from Columbia, SIS acres in
cultivation, rs acres in grass, els
tern, two springs, orchard, good
barn, tenant house, six-room resi-
dence; price $4,000.