The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

station on Miss. Central X, r. Lin
coln County, Miss, level to rolling,
good strong soil, adapted to high
cultivation in cotton, corn, oats,
etc. $50 acres open and stumped,
balance in pasture and sufficient
timber for farm uses. More land
is being cleared All under fence.
This farm is exceptionally we'll
watered by spring creeks that af-
ford an abundance of pure, fresh
water the year round. one good
seVen-room house, large new barn,
4 good tenant houses and lots OF
other outbuildings, Good school
and Baptist church on one side
and Methodist church on other
side. Price is very low and can
take o of 1t in clear income.
,275 acres of fine rich land in Tensas
Parish, La, fronting on beautiful
lake, Lake Bruin, one mile to sta
ton, 500 acres in actual cultiVa-
ton, balance virgin timber Of good
quality, one large dwelling, one
big mule and horse barn, one large
hay barn and many other out
buildings. All improvements are
in fine order, has an abundance
of pure fresh water all the year
round, Is tenant houses with plen-
~ Of labor to run the place, a
INV plOlIbClAipl at n itdH'lldblN
price and will consider trade up
TO $15 900 with some cash.
,9S5 acres fine rich Louisian land, 81
miles of New Orleans, all deposit
soil, above overflow, almost level,
all prairie land, perfect title. Only
$500 per aCre-this is no error.
five dollars per acre, and win trade
1t for income property, clear.
EEn 900, 49,. tG... .ts t-.
Gated in Terre Bonnie Parish. La,
IS a fine old sugar plantation, all
%alluvial delta soil, ripe for sub
division into small farms, the for
mer owner cut off the timber on
high dry lands that are ready to
cultivate, and built many houses
ranging from negro shacks to
houses costing from $1,000 to
$4,000 then, and worth more now.
The sawmill owners did not keep
up the sugar industry, let it go
back, but the land is all the bet
ter for the rest. This tract is So
miles west of New Orleans on the
main line of the Southern Pacific
r. r. and has good station on
place. On the rear of the prop
erty there is some 5000, 600 feet of
hardwood timber that will almost
pay off the place. The money
NloNiilb way W ldluIV NulS anu
is to subdivide into small farms
and sell on small cash payments
aud long time. 1t would sell at
from $50. 90 to 800. 90 per acre.
Price only $4,000 per acre; up to
$4,000 in clear income property
will be taken as part pay.
900 acres fine stock farm, not far
from Wesson, Miss, in Copiah
county. Some good bottom land,
about 900 acres open, good i'm
provenents, fenced, running water.
A fine stock proposition. Write
for full description. Price $1,000
per acre. Part trade.
020 acres near B%rookhaven, Miss. we'll
improved, well fenced and n Of
the very best stock farm propo-
sitions in the state. For only $4,000
per acre and take most of it in
good clear income.
;O42 acres in Clarke county, Miss,
short distance south Of Meridian,
a lot of 1t is black land, some al
falfa soil, well improved, about
half open land, all live stock, i'm
plements. etc, go with it. Priced
at a very low figure and will take
up to $25 900 in clear trade.
496 acres 4 miles of Brookhaven.
NlSS., IldIl ii lllIt oll SlnNCl l'dhI
well improved. running water, a
good stock farm for $500 per
acre. Some trade.
no acres two miles from good town
on rock road, one old residence, 10
tenant houses, plenty of barns and
other buildings. All in cultivation,
hay meadow and pasture, so per
cent Is alfalfa land, considered the
best section of land in the county.
Splendid cotton and corn land,
will make an ideal stock and gen
eral purpose farm. This beautiful
place will have to be seen to be
appreciated. Price $75. 90 per acre,
up to $4,000 in good clear prop
erty.
200 acres, mostly creek bottom, tile
drained, very rich, fenced and
cross fenced, Is good tenant
hundred acres In timber, two hun
dred acres In upland. All but the
200 acres in timber Is in cultiva-
ton and pasture, plenty Of labor
on place, splendid cotton, corn and
alfalfa land. This place has made
the present owner independent
and owing to age and other in
firmatives he Is offering to sell
for $751; 90 per acre and will take
wv III i'oil ~ 'l'dl lI''ll'p
property. Four miles from town
and one mile from rock road, but
has good graded road to place.
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f.rros in his s]action price AZ On
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Lnree tenant houses, Two narns;
wen Fenced, a.. ~ c~ulllVatioh ana
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near IomnoIen; lVo acres oranchl
my cIeeh o9..pm iSn1' a soou
nuposltleH' ohIy S.l,oo per are.