The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-21


timber, three million feet of origi-
nal forest pine, two million fceht
OF second growth pine and one mil
non feet of good oak and hickory
timber. Also good cttn gin and
the buildings that go with proper-
" Interest on deferred payments.
Price an acre, $1,000. Terms
$4,000 cash, balance i'm five years.
No. 10 n.
20 acres, Two good dwellings
anu one Of the best barns i'm ,b,
country. One seven or eipht-r,Dm
house; other one four-room. new.
One small tenant house; large ms
tnre fenced in with wire; WE'LL wa-
tered; land, red clay; comnar,-
Ilvel! level; good neiphborhonJ
desirable place to live; near Troy.
montgomery county. Price $4,000.
No. 10 n.
"io acres; four small buildings.
wv" of them nearly new: Land
nicer! located i'm good neiphbor-
hoou; So per cent. level; land ON
good road, but the buildings arr,
not on the road; land has two
Saes Oh soil; one-half red clay
au @ oiher half dark gray Iloamy
SOIL made last year without any
or very little fertilization. one son
pound bale of cotton on one acrc.
ohfee miles from Troy, Montpom-
cry county, within two miles or
IitOad, near permanent siding.
VIII pIease anyone who wants n
nice place in the country. Price.
100000.
No. AZ n.
ooo acres, six miles from Troy.
ohe good dwelling, with farm on
en-; soil-some rcd clay and some
gray loamy soil; good deal of this
iand has had the stumps taken ont
ana Is I'm n good state OF cuItiya-
'iOn' Is Oh good public road that
VIII De graded in a short time. pood
neighborhood to live in: land roll
ing To certain degree, but most of
Is practically level. Price ST.
10000.
316 acres, one miIefrOm the court
mouse at troy, Montgomery county;
ideal place for cattle and bo,,
raising; also produces good corn
ana cotton; large seven or eight
room house which sits ON on the
top or hill: delightful breeze
tfPre all the time; large barn.
WIN accommodations for about 10
mead of cattle or horses; one or two
tenant houses; also outhouses:
well OF fine water; land well wa
tered by creek passing through the
pace; fenced i'm small peach or
IN
II an IDEAL country place. Price
$10,OOO.OO.
No. 40 y.
On capital highway, between
flnehurSt and JOckSon Springs:
l35 acres; good land for fruit
growing on line of Aberdeen and
Ashboro Railway. Price 100000.
No. son.
Rockingham, n. O., one and n
half miles out, east; farm property
of five acres; 80 bushels OF corn
10 the acre; truck farm crane
vines and fruit trees; new five-roon
cottage. Price, 100000
Fruit land near Pinehurst. ON
line of Aberdeen and Asheboro
Railway; 40 acres uncleared. Price
$4,000.
No. 52 n.
1877 acres, uncleared, eight miles
west of Southern Pines; small
house for cOlored help. some TIM
ber. Price $4,000.
No. 53 N.
1000 acres, i'm Marlboro county,
>. c., fifty acres in peach trees,
Tour hundred i'm cotton and corn;
one twO-Story ginhouse; fourteen
dwellings,, two stores, three barns
and eighteen stables; only one
hallf mile from siding, on the main
line the Seabard Air Line rail-
road. Is one of the best farms i'm
Marlboro county, and is worth dou-
bic the money. Price $31 10000.
No. 81 n.
720 acres of land in North Caro-
lima, fives miles from Aberdeen.
Keyser and Pine Bluff. This tract
OF land contains about 900 acres
level land and is near new sand
clay road that is now being built
from Pine Bluff to Pinehurst. IL
rs also near the famous Marlboro
Farming Co.'S. plantation and is
the same type of soil. They have
made three-fOuFths of a bale of
cotton this year on one acre of
new ground and 15 or 20 BUSHELS
OF corn also on new ground. The
same thing could bc I'One with this
tract we are offering for sale. as
the soil is the same. Price if sold
at once, 5000 per acre, one-third