The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-01

hlgn, dry, open pine land.
And now comes the strange feature of
the whole matter; the proprieters of the
Illustrated Southern World conceived the
plan OF giving to each and every yearly
subscriber to the paper, deed to lot
IN the CITY of West st Augustine, 40 X
lOO feet, free and clear of all inoumbran-
ces, and parties becoming owners of these
lots are not required to build, though it
ls confidently expected, because of the
delightful location that many will do so.
=, FLORIDA to day is the Mecca to which
thousands are looking with longing eyes,
and 1t Is now made possible through the
enterprise of the proprieters aud owners
of the Illustrated Southern World. for all
to secure HOME in that delightful State.
| FREE.
Many will no doubt wonder how il ia
possible for any one to absolutely give
away lots i'll the city of West st. Angus
tine, and yet the reasons, when explained
are very simple. Adjacent to the lands
| upon which is located the city of West
st. Augustine, the proprieters and own
ers of the Illustrated Southern World
own other lands which they no doubt or,
! pect will greatly enhance in value, these
lands will be by them divided in plots OF
five, ten, and fifteen acres, and sold a.
| tho value increases, which as the lots are
taken will be very rapid, they also have
In view desire to induce Subscribers to
| become actual settlers in tho State, and
mt the same time secure for the paper IN
extensive paid up circulation.
The Illustrated Southern World con
| talns seven or more pages of illustrations
and Is replete with choice literature. No
expense is sparedto make this publication
one OF the finest i'll the world It is ably
edlted, andcontains valuable information
ABOUT FLORIDA the land of Flowers and
Oranges, scenes covering all the
Southern States and their peculi oritica
besides stories, poem, sketches, useful
information, household notes, the oor-
den, etc., in fact it is just such n peper
as should go into every home in the land.
ana ana by the foregoing unprecedented and
liberal offer they expect to soon uuadru-
pie their list of subscribers. The sub-
scrlptlon price Of The illustrated South-
ern World is S4.O0 year and they pny
the postage
The subjoined is the offer of the pro-
prletors and owners of The Illustrntod
Southern World as specimen copy of
which will be furnishedupon application.
enclosing 10cts.
What we will do: Upon receipt of
S4.00 from you we will enter your name
Ill our subscription book, and send to
any address The Illustrated Southern
World, for tifty-two weeks, paying the
postage on it, and, as an extra induce.
mont to have you become one of our sub
scrlbers we will execute warranty deed,
10 town lot III West st. Augustine, 4Ox
loO teet In size. Remember wo actually
give you this lot, and wo hereby further
n fx,,.
! same and to pay all taxes up to January
lst, 1887. At the present time no one
can become n lot owner in our CITY un-
less they are subscriber, but after YOU
| have secured your deed, of course ii you
wish You can sell it. We retain the right
TO return your money should all the lots
we propose to donate to subscri bcrs bo
tore we receive your remittance.
We refor by permission to tho follow
ing named goutlomen who reside and do
hnsiuess in Jacksonville:
Maj. Il. Mclaughlin, Pres. st. Johns
Ry; Capt. w. b. Watson, late Manage,
DeBary -Bayn Merchants Line; Capt. c.
V. X: Post, Manager st. Johns Rivcl
Fast Line; w. S. Webb, Webb's Jack
sonvllle Directory; Walter G. Coleman
Gen1. Travelling Ag't.; +. r. & N. Ry.
John 5: Briggs. Alderman, Jacksonville
tla:; Mayor Rice, Mayor of Jacksonville
IL. ID. Holland, Sheriff, Duval County
Fla; Ex- Mayor VIM. Mel Dancy; FIX
Mayor NJ A. Dziulyinski; G.. A. Board
man. Jacksonville.
We append the names of II few of the
resident Subscribers who have received
the deeds to the lots accompanying thei,
subscription, to whom we also refer:
VIM. Cook, Merchant Tailor, Jackson.
vile; John Rich, Agent Mallory Limo,
Jacksonville; l.. T.. Brannan, Artist,
Jacksonville; VIM. Yer Bryck, Artist,
Jacksonville; A. Zacharias & Co., Cloth,
icrs, Jacksonville; Casper Bcorbowcr-
Ticket Agent, +. II. & n. Ry.; VIM. B.
Watson, Real Estate, Jacksonville; J. DE
Bucky, Clothing, Jacksonville; /. Co.
hen, Tobacco, Jacksonville; Francis T..
Bougne, Furniture, Jacksonville; Chas.
j.. Brltz, Restaurant, Jacksnovile; VIM.
Rlch, "Curios," Jacksonville; Joseph
Drtlna, Fancy Groceries, Jacksonville;
.: Pickering, Electrician, Jacksonville;
M. IL: Hnrtridge, Livery, Jacksonville;
Dr Dr. q. j. Kenworthy, Jacksonville;
Wm. Jeacle, Boots and Shoes, Jackson
vile; A. *. Icon, Liquor, Jacksonville;
II. klngsbury, Nursery, Jacksonville;
JACOB ). Parker, Jacksonville; Leopold
Fnrchgott, Dry Goods, Jacksonville.
And hundreds of others.
You can send money to us by Post
Office Money order. Registered letter,
Express or Bank draft. Sample copy of
paper sent on receipt Of 10 cents, in
stamps. What Merchant, Mechanic,
Professional and Laboring man would
not be acting wisely by getting n lott
Fathers or Mothers secure lot for your
solves or one Of your children. It may
| prove good nest egg and cost Won moth
ing. Deeds are executed to ladios "a
we'll as men. In writing give full name
OF person you wish deed made to. Do
not let this golden opportunity pass, but
order ut once. Address,