Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-05-03
Don't Fail
to Remember

NV methods are fair and square be-
cause do the business before render
ing bills. Corners and goers say
I am doing more to put life and value
in real estate in the territory in which
/ operate than any other man they
know. Come to my office and look,
and be your own judge as to whether
spend the money I make to drive the
business. If I act my part well, 1t
does appear to me the public can we'll
afford to assist me in building up the
value Of their own property. 1t mat
ters not whether you own real estate
or not. If you are a citizen, 1t Is
your interest to do all you can to en-
nance the values Of the country. Low
priced land means poor and unintel-
ligent people. High-priced land and
good roads mean intelligent and
thrifty people. Remember, no one man
nor set of men can bring this change
about. It must be done by all pull
ing together. If any Of you need guar
dians, call on your neighbors to have
them appointed. I am not In that
business, only making suggestions to
the best Of my belief.
MY BUSINESS is TO BUY, SELL,
EXCHANGE. LOAN, OR BORROW,
ON COMMISSION, BUT you must
say something and not expect to do
business profitably with questions on
ly. If have all the talking to do, you
can justly say "Poag Is trying to get
too smart" Tell me what you want
done, and what you are willing to do.
Remember, I know the Importance of
keeping secrets. I find trades go
through much smoother when neither
the buyer nor the seller knows VINO
the transaction is for. II you want
to know whether am up and ready
to do business, try me with reasonable
propositions. Some folks who don't
make half a dozen deals a year think
they can make trades as good as a
broker who is in the business day In
and out. 1t has always been said
Practice makes perfect" If l did
not make my clients more than l cost
them, my business would not grow as
it does. Send me the picture of any
Of my clients you see going around
complaining, that made bad trades
for them.
2 large residence lots on Kings Mt
| story 8-room dwelling. Bell prop
erty. Main ST., Yorkville. s1,500.
219 acres, Mrs. Willis Walker place.
6 miles McConnellsville. $4,000.
273 acres, Seagle's McNeel Fishing
Creek place. Charlotte road. S15 an
ito acres Coltharp's Anderson place,
North Fort Mill. Cheap. s1,450.
1876 acres, McDow's Latham place
miles Sharon. Rents $65. $3.50.
7-room dwelling, West Main St,
joining Laurel st. Church. $1,60O'
Rock Hill property.
Groom dwelling, joining the above
Stable and garden. $1,000.
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ST. Stable and garden. Bargain
81 900.
4 houses on Crawford Pike. to
rooms each. 1925 to $3.50 each.
S-room house, with other improve
ments. Moore st. Boney property
$1,000.
good houses on large lots. Pine
st. Wells on porches, $1,000 and $1.25O
5-room cottage, on North Park Ave
Faris property. 1915.
Several houses and lots on Hampton
street. $1,000 to $4,000.
Vacant lots on Moore and Hampton
streets. 50 to 81 per front foot
The Cox house on West Main st
Vacant lots adjoining this.
| Houses and lots on Wilson, and
Peachtree SITS. Prices on application.
| 5-room dwelling, Dolby house, or
West Black st. Rents Sc. $500.
| Groom dwelling on Holy Hill. Rev
Beckham property. $3.50.
S-room dwelling on Johnston st
Large lot. Deep WELL $2,500.
5-room cottage, West Main st. Law
renee Holler place. $1,500.
3-room cottage, west side R. R
Southern part of city. $500.
Houses and lots throughout Rock
Hill, including Oakland and Iredel
Land Company property. My object
lis to make this office so useful that
those who don't transact their business
through it will soon find out their err
ror. Most people are smart enough tc
see when they are losing money. Pro.
tect your own interest by saving time
trouble and money.
J. EDGAR PoAG, Broker,
Rock Hill, S. c.