The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-07-15

nigh, dry, open pine land.
a. nnu now comes the strange feature of
GIt inc Whoio matter; tho proprietors of the
Illustrated Southern World conceived the
pan OF giving to each and every yearly
3"oScrlDcr 10 the paper, q decd to q lot
~ 1do tne city of West st Augustine, 40 X
too leet, treo and clear of all incumbran-
HeS' ana parties becoming owners of these
:o'" are not required to build, though it
10 confidently expected, because of the
oon%htful location that many will do SO.
!, FLORIDA to day is the Mecca to which
thousands arc looking with longing eyes,
ana lt is now made possible through the
enterprise OF the proprieters aud owners
Oh tho illustrated Southern World. for oll
10 secure HOME i'll that delightful State,
FREE. N'
Many will no doubt wonder how il is
possible for any one to absolutely oivo
away lots in the city of West St. Angus
tlhe, and yet the reasons, when explained
are very simple. Adjacent to the lands
upon which is located the city of West
st. Augustine, the proprietors and own.
ers of tho Illustrated Southern World
own other lands which they no doubt cx
pect will greatly enhance in value. these
lands will be by them divided in plots of
live, ten, and fifteen acres, and sold as
the value increases, which Us tho lots are
taken will be very rapid, they also have
IN view desire to induce subscribers to
become actual settlers in the State. and
at the same timo secure for tho paper an
extensive paid up circulation.
The illustrated Southern World con
Jams seven or more pages of illustrations
and IS roplcte with choice literature No
expenses spared to mako this publication
one OF the finest i'll tho world. 1t is nblv
ealtcd, andcont'lins valuable information
about Florida the land of Flowers and
Fal;8eS, scenes covering all tho
Southern States and their pCculi nritic~
boSldcs stories, poem, sketches,
Information, household notes, tho gar
den, ETC., in fact it is just such a paper
rs should go into cvcry home in the land,
ana by tho foregoing unprecedented and
'iporal oitcr they expect to soon quadru-
pie their list of Subscribers. The sub
'crlptlon price Of The Illustrated South
th ,I. " orla IS $4.00 year and they pay
The subjoinea is the offer of tho pro-
prietorS and owners of The Illustrated
o0utheHn World as specimen copy of
Wnicl Will be turni$hedupon application,
What we Will do. 1Tno,, ro,o;. os
81. 90 from yo, wa will IpJn d"tn, ivru.l'1 VI
in om srbscrintion hnoI ''I, ' s0tn 1 ii'1'tlr 4'
,nv od1ross ill., 1 rI.'gt' n"nN' an" g. sen" 10
World, for Gfty two ,T' ,y"ois n,, ,p'5.'rirLm I
postage on it. and &c ,Nn, -, n,.ln I''' ~ ,,'
mcnt to hovc yon To"|,nnnnnnF o,," ,,,.',,CL
,cribcrg wc viii nxn,,1n ", t,'i n'''
to town Iof in wa 81 tr"y Smnnat;y |'',r., ,m.
100 feet in size Rnr,o,n,,n, 1n ro ,,,'a',t iEM
give Won this lot and wa h,,rn,,v "r,IrS f,'aS,.
aprcS to INV nntnrv rnr nvnn,;trl. 80. 'tiol no.
ame and to nav oil taxnY ~, w. Ia99,,,. ,.,
lst, 1897. At tho nycsrnt t;mo 'r', mn nrn
..;n became a lut otyrcr ;r n.,r ~. w.,
iesis thov ere suhsrrllnr hnt of.nI fS >..,,, ,,m
have secured vour Innj of nn,,sa e !.,',' ~"
wish YOU can sell Il. w. rnto;,' fha ,;,tht J't
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