Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-06-28
Trade In Dirt,
Get Rich
And Feel Happy.

MEN, WOMEN AND C1lLDfEN,
IL you TRADE, it will become fad
and your neighbors will follow suit
And before you are aware each Of your
properties will be doubled in values.
How many poor people do you
know who pursue real-estate trad
ing as a profession? Favor this
office with your trading, and give
us a chance to show you how
much good can be accomplished to the
entire state. Remember we do the
business before making charges, there
fore you run no risk. Always bear In
mind the commissions clients pay are
saved in various ways. We claim to
do the business better than you can
because we are in position and have
the experience. Then the money earn
ed Is re-invested to advertise the ad-
vantages and inducements Of our state
as we'll as other peoples property
Where do you see a broker spending
time, talent and money on other peo-
pies property as this office does? If
you need glasses to see your own IN
terest, let US send them to you. South
Carolina has more advantages to or
fer than. most any other Southern
State. We should strive with united
efforts to induce the better class OF
citizens to come and cast their lots
with us. We don't need to try steer
age passenger emigrants any more.
They have already been tried.
When prospective buyers apply to
this office, we desire to be in position
to sell them any class Of property they
wish to buy. Therefore we need all
the property on our list possible we
are growing to be Bureau OF 1nfor-
nation. Buyers apply to us for infor-
nation from all sections, at home and
abroad. How can an individual ex-
pect to handle his property to the
same advantage We can? Don't De
fighting your own interests. We can't
do you good unless you let us. We
are after bringing good citizens from
abroad to put money in our Banks
and your pockets. I have grand Sc
lection of property to sell or swap, ana
my list grows daily. Bring, or send
your propositions. They are the things
to do mutual good. The most Of you
should know I'll do business If you
make reasonable propositions. other
wise would not spend so much money
advertising. Have recently sold sew
eral houses and farms that I have
been advertising over Is months with
out a previous offer. Thus you see II
requires time. money and patience to
drive this business.
INVESTIGATE THE FOLLOWING:
5S6 acres. Coggins place. m. from
Heath Springs. Farming lands. I'M
provements. 200 acres Of granite. $15,-
900.
1850 acres, Wallace place, 16 m. from
Camden. Richland Co. 300 in culti-
walton. 1,2O0 timber. Lowlands.
Splendid pasture. $3.50 acre.
265 acres, Willis Steedman place,
Lexington Co. Improvements. 1880.
ITO acres. Willis Greenbay place,
Lexington Co. All timber. s42S.
29S acres, Willis Tract CO. Lexing-
ton Co. Rents $500. $4,470.
315 acres. Loves Thomson place. s
m. Blacksburg, Cherokee County. $40
acre.
125 acres, Durant's Rosemary place,
Georgetown Co. $500.
25 acres, Suburbs of Marion. Build
ing lots. New dwelling. $4,000.
333 acres. Fosters Bryson place, 3
m. west McConnellsville. s2.500.
1,519 acres, Sigmon's Banks place.
Chester Co. Merchandise, stock-rais--
ing, farming. Plenty of wood and
water Improvements. s6 acre.
81 acres. Columbia & Harris Sts.,
Chester. Building lots. $4,000.
14-room Hotel. central portion Ches-
ter. Large lot. $500.
1856 acres, yerner-Norton place,
near Newry. Oconee Co. Abundance
of wood and water. Brick residence.
Large barn, etc. $17,110.
1855 acres, near Asa, Fairfield Co.
Stockraising and farming. S. acre.
1000 acres. m. of Columbia. On
Broad River. One of the finest farms
in the country. 400 acres level bot
toms. No mires. $3.50 acre.
$50 acres. Martin place, 9 m. south
Columbia. Well improved. $4,000.
CSC acres. Whisonant's Dye place
near Hickory. Fine farm. SIS acre.
500 acres. Cornwelrs Home place
near Harmony. Good farm. $4,000.
565 acres. Miller's Williams place
Plenty timber. Well improved. m
Yorkville. Good tenants. $40 acre.
This is small sample. Have cit!
and country property to open your
eyes if you mean business and wan'
to buy.
j. EDGAR PoAG, Broker,