The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-06

VI
1908 Acres,
lust north west of the city limits has
| been divided into nine tracts and will
| be sold for division,
monday, Oct2,
at - M, in front of the Court House.
This is the finest chance a man OF
moderate means will have to secure
a home so near Greenwood. This
property is situated on the road lead
ling from Greenwood to Cokesbury
and Wares Shoals along which the
contemplated trolly line will run.
There is not a body of land in the
Piedmont section which has as little
waste land as this plantation.
The Terms of Sale will be one-third
leash, balance in one, two, three or
four years as the purchaser may de-
lsire.
If purchasers are not prepared to
pay one-third down, special arrange
ments can be made with the legatees
who are all of age.
LOT No. Situated on Rocky
Creek, which never over flows, con-
|taining 26 7-1O acres, is property any
one should be proud to own. This
lot has two springs, about ten acres
bottom land we'll set in Bermuda and
other grasses, five acres in timber,
balance in cultivatable land with a
beautiful location for dwelling.
Up the road few hundred yards
we come to LOT No., 2, which con-
tains 80 2-1O acres. This lot has four
acres fine bottom land, four acres in
we'll timbered pines, balance in high
state of cultivation, with an elevation
for a dwelling which over-looks the
lefty of Greenwood. Combine this lot
with No. and you have complete
dairy farm.
LOT No. 3-Contains 959 acres,
five acres of bottom land, balance in
high state of cultivation. 1t is
bounded by the public road in front
and another running the entire length
north west. Location for house on
this lot equally as inviting as Lot
No.2.
LOT No. 1, which contains 62!
acres, is a gem, the finest piece of
land in the county. Ten acres in
oak, four in pines, five in bottom
land, which never over flows, balance
thigh state of cultivation. Some of it
makes a bale of cotton to the acre. A
good farm house and tenant house,
well of good water and a fine orchard
Location for dwelling cannot be sur
passed in the State. Large oaks in
yard. This place is an ideal country
home.
LOT No. 5-Consists of 81 2-5 acres,
land embraces soil adapted to the
growth of almost any crop. This
place contains fifteen acres bottom
land and plenty timber for all needs.
Two springs, fine pasture land, good
tenant house, and three beautiful sites
for dwelling.
LOT No. = Containing 16O acres
the old homestead. Good seven
room dwelling, two tenant houses,
plenty of out houses, well, spring and
orchard. More than thirty acres oak
and pine land. Fine pasture and
bottom land. This place like No. 5
contains three distinct soils, red clay,
sandy loam and black with clay SUBJ
soil. What better place do you de-
| sire?
LOT No. 7, which joins the home
stead contains thirty-tive acres all in
oak and pine land. Enough wood
on place to pay for it. This can be
bought in connection with the home
place if parties so desire. All these
tracts face the east side of the road.
LOT No. s, which contains S93
acres is one that is all a purchaser
could desire. A good spring and
spring branch running the entire
length of the tract. Fine pasture.
Several hundred cords of wood could
be sold from this place and still
enough be left for the use of the farm.
There are four distinct characters of
soil represented on this place, suita-
BILE for grain, corn, cotton and vege-
tables. Two nice locations for
dwelling. I
LOT No. 9-ContainS 75 acres. 1t
l.. = ,r,;,c and cpripfr hra nph RIM.