Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-12-04
WHAT WOULD YOU BUY
AND At WHAT PRICE !?

All questions without offers never ter
inmate in business. Hundreds Of you
have idle money doing you compare
lively little good, that would be OF
great advantage to the world, as we'll
as yourself, II 1t were put In circula-
ton judiciously. Did you ever see a
mill grind while the wheels were idle?
Neither will your money pay you idle.
II you have property not paying you,
sell 1t, and let somebody else see what
luck they can have with 1t. Did you
ever see money invested 5udiciously IN
Real Estate show G. loss to the owner?
How, does this compare with stocks,
bonds or perishable property? Note
the losses In the latter. I can buy
property for you go quick and cheap It
Will make your head swim, If you keep
your eye on your brother, or neighbor,
and tell me what you desire and the
price you are wiling to pay. Whereas,
II you wanted to buy, he would In all
probability decline the idea Of selling.
can sell your property at private
sale or auction, IL you are wiling to
accept what 1t will bring on the mar
when the market price Is IL cents.
This Is one trouble In disposing OF
some property that Is offered. There
is a market price for most everything
that is for sale.
CHESTER, S. c.. Nov. "a, 1903.
Mr.. ]. Edgar Poag, Rock Hill, 8. c.
Dear Sir: enclose herewith deed
for land sold by you for me. Deduct
your commission and send check fol-
balance Of purchase price. Accept my
thanks for your promptness. You are
certainly quick in handling property
had no idea you could make sale
SO soon. Yours most truly,
(Signed) JOHN FRAZER.
LET NE HAVE YOUR PROPOSE
TIoNS ON THE FOLLOWING:
140 acres-known as the Capt. Mitch
ell place, owned by Robinson, on Broad
river. This Is an elegantly improved
farm, well equipped for business. Lies
we'll % acres hns river '0' $500.
22O acres-Old Sherrer place, four
miles west of Yorlsville. Fine mineral
springs on this property. Clever in-
provements. Good for stock raising or
farming. Well watered. Then see the
reasonable price $3.50 acre.
1872 acres miles south Yorkville.
E. T. Carson place. Well improved.
Large orchard. Plenty Of woodland.
Only $1U acre.
1856 acres-Gooley tract-that + ex-
pect to offer at public auction after le-
gal hours Of sale at York court house
! salesday in December.
155 acres-Love tract, near Lock;
hart Shoals on public road to Chester.
Will also be offered at same time and
place as above. Both on easy pay.
ments.
1i5 acres-E. P. Love estate, smiles
west of McConnellsville at private
Sa!s. Zoo acres DR.. J. P. e craWford's a% ordi
farm, joining lands Of Bethesda church.
This is fine farming land In a good
community. Sold subject to arrange
ments with tenants already made for
1904. $16 an aors.
An abundance of property for sale
around Rock Hill, and more or less
throughout the State.
| $50 acresEnear Edgmoor, Mrs.
Ayers Reid place. For sale or rent.
200 acres-one mile east Of Rock Hill
on public road. For lease, .Fohn G..
Steele place. Large house, barn and
orchard. Good water. Accessible to
all the schools and churches in the city.
Fine for truck or dairy farming.
| While the majority is In the notion
Of selling, show your wisdom by Sc
lecting the best bargains that are be-
| ing offered, and let me buy them for
you. Always take the opposite side OF
the majority. II you want to make
money.
]. EDGAR PoAG, Broker,
Rock Hill, 8. c.