Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-07-10
Valuable Farm, Stock, 1mple-
ments, ETC., For Sale.

be my bond; never been arrested
never abused my credit; don't buy
anything don't need if it is cheap,
as one thing calls for another. Have
plenty of fine 2nd growth timber on
place to keep it up. Last timber
had cut wss by a frst-class saw
mill man from Greenwood county.
Told me that cut lumber for me
that would sell at Greenwood for
$50 per NJ. was Is inches wide and
best heart old field pine ever saw.
Is fine mill foundation and dam on
place side of public road where my
father had best grist, merchant and
cotton gin ever saw in country. The
dam and foundation is there better
than ever. There are trees on dam
that will make rails to cut. This
dam and foundation cost $4,000 to
blast out and build. Would be
model dairy and stock farm.
Have lot of fencing on place
built of rails woven wire plank and
barbed wire. Have good planta-
ton commissary, ,gin house, shop and
tools on place. Would be most
excellent place for colony of small
farmers. Is very convenient to pub
lie schools that have run for 20
years from to 8 month each year.
Only miles from the famous S. G..
G. l., Edgefeld, S. c., run by that
renowned Christian gentleman Col.
F. n. X. Bailey and his able assist
ants too numerous to mention here.
Which is a cheap and high class
college that has sent out many
graduates in teachers, lawyers, doc
tors, bankers, farmers and ministers
of the gospel. Will sell cheap as a
wholeA throw in my farming tools
wagons and implements which con-
sists of binder, mower. rake, chop
per, cotton seed planters, guano dis
tributors. middle busters, cultiva-
tors, 2-horse plows, some fine mules
and something to feed them on.
This place is also near the famous
old Horns Creek, oldest in the as
socia,ion. The last resting place
of my parents and devoted children
gone en- before. If some wanted it
that preferred other denominations
or town churches there is at the
grand and historic town of Edge
field with its new up to the minute
electric lights which is quite an hon
or and addition to the place. Looks
as if it is beginning to wake up
from its long Rip Van Winkle
sleep. In there last night to take
my beloved son-in-law Jno. w.
Kemp home with me after his bust
ness closed. When the~lights were
put OH imagined l was in busy
augusta or hustling Atlanta. Could
hardly realize was still in Edge
field. The world and people too
have got to move upward or down
ward. Cannot stand in one place;
this is certainly progressive age.
So city fathers wake up; strike
while iron is hot: one Improvement
calls for more. Old Edgetield will
be just what you make it. There is
in old Edgefeld 8 miles from my
home the Methodist, Presbyterian,
Episcopal, l>t and 2nd Baptist
and Holy Rollers, all composed Of
as good true membership and atten-
dants as the sun ever shone upon;
can take your choice; go every Sun
day as all are striving for the same
place. Would be in easy reach OF
your choice of these; worship as
: your faith and ideas dictate, as this
is the land of the free and the home
Of the brave.
Will sell if wanted for one,thlrt
cash, balance on long terms with
reasonable rate of interest. Have
r. F. D. right by the door day.
in week. Come running if yol
want a bargain in a fine plantation
and its equipment, Write, phon'
or call to
JrofioId r. Fl g T.