Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-03-08
This Office
Is The
Public's Office.

If it Is one persons interest to pat
ronize this Office, it is your interest
also. IN union there is strength the
world over. A we'll conducted real
estate office can do the city, commu-
nifty and state more good than any
other kind of an office, because all
other business Is founded and con-
Quoted on the earth. I receive letters
of inquiry from Illinois to California
My object is to drive the business for
the mutual welfare and profit of all
No selfish shop about it. If don't do
your business, I cost you no money.
Then why not list your property with
me and give me a chance to serve
you. This does not debar you from
assisting in a purchase or sale. BY
this means you have the benefit or
two heads, yours and mine, to get
deal through. Then the more l know
and control, the better I can serve
you. All the business, pleasure ana
profit we draw to Rock Hill is Rock
Hills gain. You can buy or sell the
growth of my business shows plainly
that those who patronize this office re-
ceive prompt and efficient service. l
study the business and spend money to
drive it as If we had plenty. NO
"Penny-wise, and pound foolish" ideas
at this shop. We rejoice in the health,
pleasure and wealth Of the country.
Our friends are useful, our enemies
are useless. Let us not study too
much about accumulation or weaitn;
High toned, honorable, broad-minded
dealings to the welfare of all inter-
ested. is the only kind to make the
world happy. One crowd crushing out
the other is not the plan for happiness
CAIN without happiness and content
ment, is a loss. I can sell you most
any thing in town that is for sale.
Rock Hill is up-to-date and wide
awake. 1t does not take our people
life time to catch on to good things.
People compliment my methods far
shakes. I hope sooner or later to
lead in real estate not only in South
Carolina, but throughout the south.
1 am satisfied Rock Hill will be glad
to assist and cheer. When there Is life
and pleasure in the land there IS
bound to be some at your home. In
addition to the property already adver-
tised at auction for March Sth, l Will
offer some nice building lots near the
premises of Mr.. S. D. Chaplin. on East
Main and Black streets, as we'll as
house and lot on Black street, compar-
atively new, and some residence lots
in Oakland, on College avenue. Easy
payments on the entire sale. Be sure
to be on the spot, and tell my talented
auctioneer what you are willing to pay
for any piece of property that is offer-
ed. We hope to make this sale
GRAND SUCCESS. Anything. you
want at private sale, let me know.
Those who talk at this office buy prop
erty. We can't sell you unless you say
something. Ask those who have
fro aA
AT AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER.
If not sold privately before. will offer
on Monday the 4th of April, Salesday,
in front of the Courthouse at York
Vile, the following:
place, near Hickory Grove. Railroad
runs by place. High, dry and healthy.
Plenty of wood and water. Ten settle
ments, with good improvements. Or
chards, etc. Tenanted with croppers
and renters. Soil adapted to the
growth of the country. Thirty-two
bales cotton income for 1908. One
fourth cash, per cent interest on 3
annual payments. Will give possession
at once Purchaser to take up con-
tracts with tenants. Owner desires
portunity to buy a good paying farm
at your price.
1856 acres, Hinson tract, joining
Kings Mountain battle-ground. Plenty
of woodland.
135 acres, Gourly tract, near Olive
P. o., on public road.
1876 acres, Love tract, near Lock-
hart, York and Chester counties.
And any other property that parties
may desire sold for what it is worth
on the market. Come and talk to my
talented auctioneer.
j. EDGAR POAG, Broker.
Rock Hill, S. c.