Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-20
Low Prices
And
High Prices

Don't be discouraged at low prices
but keep driving. Both pleasures and
adversities return In due time. The
best time to buy to make money is
when property is dull sale. I have
seen oats selling at 1Sc bus. in st.
Louis when the stablemen were
charging 75c head per day for feed
ing horses, and saw no account Of the
farmers talking about burning them.
When you have useful things to spare
to burn, give them to your neighbor
or some charitable institution. Let
me handle your PROPERTY AND
PROPOSITIONS, with written limits
and Instructions. You sign up when
you transact In Banks. and you should
act likewise at all other business
houses If you want to avoid disputes
and misunderstanding. II your busi-
ness Is in my office, customers are sure
to apply when they need your offer
ings. from the fact tell the world In
printers ink what have to offer and
1t Is not necessary for everybody to
know who are the interested parties.
Talk Is cheap II you don't say too
much. The time to do business Is
when you have a proposition that can
be accepted. Now Is the accepted time
in the business world same as In the
church. Some folks expect too much
for their property. while others expect
too much for their money. Act liberal,
divide the difference and get together.
want to know what the following
properties are worth to you. Don't
expect to get rich asking questions.
You must do business to get results.
FOR SALE.
No. 234. The Bell house and lot on N.
Main St, Yorkville. High, dry and
healthy. Your propositions are al
ways In order ..::,......;;.....S$l,oVNVc,
No. 2S3. Two residence lots, 9Ox40o
feet, Kings Mountain ST., Yorkville,
Can't understand why this proper
ty don't change hands as 1t Is in
desirable locality and cheap at the
price Each $500.
No. 235. 4-acre lot with elegant resi-
dence, electric lights and water
works, with 9 tenant houses on rear.
Fruit, garden, flowers and shrub
berry. What's the matter with you
Bankers and Lawyers that you are
living In such common houses When
this fine property Is for sale? Say
something reasonable. Don't expect
me to give you folks property and
beg you to take 1t besides. There
are dead people in other places than
the cemetery in this country. snake
them out Of their clothes and l don't
know whether their clothes woulo
know they were gone.
Nos. 223 to 230. The Dargan lands
around Guthriesville. One or the
best communities, and some OF the
finest farming lands in York County.
Railroad station and all conVen-
fences necessary, churches & schools
Why not pay a little more and own
property that you will be proud OF
after you get it? Convenience and
locality should go a long ways to-
wards pleasure, profit and happiness.
NOTICE.
Nr. T. M. Whisonant of Hickory,
S. -, who has some very fine FARMING
lands listed with me, as well as some
town property, has kindly consented 10 10
solicit business for my office. He VIII
be glad to talk with you and furhlsn
you blanks for listing your property.
We can't sell property unless we nave
1t on our list in a business manner;
We want to advertise extensively anu
judiciously. This will not only help
the owners of property, but help com.
munities BUYERS must know WHAT
you have to offer before they can con-
slider It, There is no better plan Ior
you than to tell them by printers INK
at our expense. Remember there are
no charges at this office unless the
business Is done, clients dlctallils
prices and terms which shouio al"aSs
be reasonable We want aIi ene
PROPERTY AND PRoFooii iio4>''
POSSIBLE.
EDGAR PoAG, Broker,
-E Rock Hill, S. G.