The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-22
Farm Bargains

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acres, six miles out, right on good
pike road, nice six-room house, large
porches, fine yard, large barn, smoke
house and other buildings, four good
springs on place, good tenant house,
plenty of fruit and timber for farm
purposes. can sell this farm for
ten thousand dollars.
80 acres, twelve miles out on good
pike road, near Byington, with two
good springs, large barn, five-room
dwelling house, good orchard and
plenty of timber with two springs,
can stand in your yard and see all
over Beaver Creek valley. Can sell
for five thousand and five hundred,
or will exchange for Park City prop
erty, the owner is not able to work,
and wants to get to town so the chill
dren can work in the mills. This is
beautiful location.
1870 acres, in one mile and half of
Lenoir City, of all good mulatto land
with two fine houses and big large
barn, two good orchards and plenty
of timber. Will sell at bargain if
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rs acres, in two miles of Farragut
High School near Kingston Pike, a
nice house and new large barn, all
good mulatto soil, about all of it in
fine grass, corn is now like river bot
tom on the remainder of the land,
beautiful orchard. Will sell for six
ty-five hundred.
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of the finest stock and grain farms
there is in the country, and with all
fine buildings, all fine improvements.
Can sell at the price Of forty thou
sand. There is one half of this bot
tom land. The upland is all in grass
and is as rich as the bottom land,
about eighteen miles out of the city.
80 acres, on good pike road, of all
fine red mulatto soil, twelve miles out,
two nice houses and good barn, well
watered by creek, spring and cistern.
You can run any kind of machinery
over every inch of this. 1t will every
bit make good meadow land. Will
sell for twelve thousand five hun
bred, and make terms to suit pur-
chaser.
175 acres of all fine level land, with
nice seven-room house, large barns,
in sight of church, school and Mason
ic hall on Kingston Pike. Price fif-
teen thousand
A two-story, six-room house in
good condition with cistern under
cover. Good barn with cistcrn, two
room tenant house with cistern.
Good two-room physicians office, all
on the large double lot, which pro-
vides a fine garden, alfalfa lot suf- !
ficient to winter feed a COW, large
blue grass, pig lot, smoke house, coal
house and wood shed combined, grape
sod yard, and an abundance
Of fine shade. Located on principal
street of town, thirty-five hundred
1allars.
ia acres, in half mile of Concord
depot, of all good red mulatto soil,
avs fairly well, fairly good improve
nent, with plenty of timber and or
,hard, eighteen acres of bottom
which has been in corn forty years
% my knowing and is as good as river
POTION today; can sell for ten thou
and dollars.
have any kind of farm or mouse
md lot that you can call for in any
direction. | wish / was able to ad-
'ertise the tenth farm l have for
ale. These bootleggers would take
o a hole and never come out. They
re about through as it is. The peo-
lie in the country are finding them .
'ut.. 1t would have been a Gods
BLESSING if they had been found out 6
ooner. God forbid that | will ever q
meet one on the street. For further
Information, call and see George C.
& Company, Room 10,
econd floor, Deaderick Building, Old t
hone 1857, New phone 1888; resi- :
ence phone Bearden 81. .
ly tues & thurs. I