A Home in Sunny Florida
By George I. Butler
Desiring to be more free to do gospel work, I am offering for sale, at a sacrifice, my beautiful country home and valuable farm of 115 acres, two and one fourth miles northwest of Bowling Green, on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The dwelling is a ten-room house, with bathroom, four bedrooms, sitting rooms, etc. A few rods from this house, there is a second house, of eight rooms, very comfortable, and suitable for help or renters. Two large barns; small packing house. Near large dwelling is one of the finest wells in Florida, of pure, soft water. Very valuable orange and grapefruit grove of twelve acres, planted twenty years ago, and now in full bearing. Ten acres of excellent grove land could be easily planted to increase the grove. Also about five acres of the very best kind and quality of grafted pecans, rapidly coming into bearing. Pecans are fully as valuable per acre as orange groves. Upwards of fifty acres are fenced and in cultivation. Soil, much better than the average Florida soil. There are twenty acres of muck land, muck from one to eight feet deep. If drained, cleared, and cultivated, is very valuable for gardening and truck land, requiring far less fertilizing than ordinary pine land. It can easily be drained. The orange and pecan groves alone are cheap at $10,000; but that I may be free to do ministerial work, I am offering this entire place at a sacrifice, $10,000 cash. For further particulars, address George I. Butler, "Twin Magnolias," Bowling Green, Florida.