Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-11-27
Buying, Selling,
Exchanging.

either of the above, II you reduce your
wants to business propositions. See
how cotton booms! Did you ever see
a better time to buy real estate to
make money? Take advantage of the
opportunity before it goes higher,
before us. l can buy or sell your
houses or vacant lots on almost every
street, nook and corner in Rock Hill.
Also more or less throughout the coun-
ty and state. Especially Is 1t my bus
mess to buy for you. I then have
something definite in sight to work
for, which is far easier than trying to
sell without buver in sight. I want
to see the picture Of a broker who
can place titles on your desk sooner
and cheaper than 1 can, If you put me
on to your desires in strictly busi-
ness way with instructions what to
business. Write, or wire your desires.
Idle questions are out Of order at this
shop and not appreciated.
On SALESDAY IN DECEMBER,
Immediately after the legal sales.
will offer the following tracts Of land
at public auction to the highest bid
ders, on these terms: ONE-FOURTH
CASH and balance in three annual in
stallments:
1876 acres, Cooley tract, near Olive
P. O., York county. An abundance Of
wood and timber. One dwelling and
orchard. Public road through the
place.
1856 acres Love tract near Lockhart
Shoals, on public road to Chester
Clever Improvements. Rented this
year for 800 lbs. lint cotton.
See what some Of my clients have to
say:
Rock HILL, S. c.. Oct. %, 1903.
Last summer wrote ]. Edgar Poag,
Broker. authorizing him to sell 142
acres of broken land at 500 per acre.
He replied that he did not know where
to find a purchaser at the price.
Seemed to think it was more than it's
value. In October consented for him
to sell it at auction without limit. In
stead Of it netting me sos per acre, as
it would have done under the first
proposition, it netted about $103.35 per
acre. This satisfies me that he did
better at auction than he could have
done at private sale. have found
transactions. (Signed)
MARY E. WHITE.
Rock HILL, s. c., Sept 5th, 1903.
placed two brick stores with j. Ed
gar Poag, Broker. He failed to get a
structed him to sell them under the
hammer, which he did and readily
realized the amount I was willing to
accept. 1 found Mr.. Poag pleasant and
prompt to transact business with.
(Signed) L. T. MORRISON.
YoRKv1LLE, s. c., Nov. 10, 1903.
In August / wrote ]. Edgar Poag,
Broker, in regard to buying a tract of
| land. He soon succeeded In getting a
satisfactory price on same, and the
deal was closed up in a strictly ousi-
ness way in short order. I find Mr..
Poag pays prompt attention to bust-
ness, and Is pleasant to transact with.
If you want to buy, sell or exchange,
I advise you to see Poag.
(Signed) ]. M. STARR.
OLD POINT, S. c., Oct. 20, 1903.
met J. Edgar Poag in the store of
A. Friedheim & Bro. He invited me
to his office, asking why I had made
myself SO scarce. After we got there
he tried to sell me something. Having
nothing on his bulletin to suit me, he
asked If there was anything I would
buy. I told him DR.. Fewell had 40
acres joining me that I would buy at
SO per acre. He asked If that was all
1 would give. I replied 1t was He
arranged to sell me the land in less
| than a week. / have always round
Poag quick on a trade, buying or SELL
ing. (Signed) ]. H. MATTHEWS.
Rock HILL, S, c., Nov. 10. 1903.
In August last I placed my farm
with J. Edgar Poag, Broker. He sold
it shortly afterwards at price was
willing to accept. I found Mr.. Poag
prompt and business like in transac-
tions. Cheerfully recommend him to
all who need his services.
(Signed) Mrs. E. D. STARR.
I want one and all to know my Of
flee is the place to conduct your busi-
ness for both pleasure and profit.
Don't be afraid of your shadow, but
come up with your wants and propo-
sitions. I want you to distinctly un-
derstand I am no mind reader.
]. EDGAR PoAG, Broker,
Rock HII,. s. c.