Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-08-22
DESCRIPTIONS OF
TRACTS OF LAND

228 acres-More or less, joins the
lands of w. H. Beard and others. The
property of Fred G. Cook, one dwelling
house. two stories eight rooms and
seven horse under cultivation, fifty
acres in timber, fine orchard, three
miles of Bethel Church, seven miles of
Clover. on the fine sand and clay road,
one and one fourth mile from school,
1t has three other houses, two of these
houses are two stories high both have
six rooms each, the other house has
five rooms in it. The tenant house in
the yard has four good rooms, has good
big barn, double crib, lumber and
wheat house two stories high. cotton
house shielded. Option expires the
ninth day of October. Price $50 per
acre, said price subject to advance.
101 acres-Joins the land of Sidney
Hogue. w. o. Youngblood's estate
land one dwelling four rooms. Sixty
acres under cultivation, forty acres in
saw timber and wood six acres In
bottom, three miles of Tirzah. This Is
l good purchase at SIS per acre. Opt
ion expires September 18th.
119 aeres-One half mile of the
Hard Rub" place near Delphos, about
i've miles from York, three good
houses; some of the finest farming
land in York county is in this farm.
Price until the first of September SIS
-er acre. This should produce one
bale Of cotton per acre and has done 1t.
400 acres-Known as the Saunders
place, three hundred and fifty-six acres
n timber and wood; has eighty-eight
acres Of bottom land, Is six miles of
McConnellsville, has-only about three
horse farm open on this splendid land.
hnf 10 ttyfl1i fn tpnrL nd
clean up a farm, there is not better
chance in York County than this. I
will accept $1,000 for this farm If
bought before the first day of January.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance three
to seven years to pay. Possession
given Immediately If the tenants are
not interfered with by this years
crop.
81 acres-The property Of j. f. A.
Smith, Cotton Belt section. A six room
residence in very fine condition, has
'hrce acres Of orchard, four Of bottom
and, half mile of Cotton Belt School,
has two tenant houses, five rooms
each: option expires in October. This
IS one of the finest residences on
small farm in York County.
81 acres-More or less, one mile of
Guthriesville, on the Chester and York
and and clay road. six miles Of York,
acinG the highway for nearly half
nile. A new residence, five rooms,
mas one tenant house. The land is
level; a great bargain for small
farm. Thrty-fve acres in cultivation
md balance in timber. Price $4,000.
81 acres-A fine residence and farm
Of George Revels. half mile Of
Bethesda Church. The Rock Hill and
,uthriesville road divides this place.
Forty COY acres under cultivation,
twenty acres in timber and wood, one
mile of depot and school at -Guthries-
vile. has a good barn. This Is per-
',ars the best small cotton farm in
York County. It is a "jim dandy"
80 acres-Joins the land of S. S.
Shuford, Foster Jackson and others at
Clay Hill, five miles of New Port, one
mill of Forest Hill School; one dwell
ing four rooms, fifty acres under culti-
vation very fine land, balance in pas
ture, fifteen acres in timber, two miles
Of Allison Creek Church, one mile Of
;ood school, on public highway, has
one tenant house, ideal farm and can
be bought right.
110 acres-More or less, joins the
land of Ed Brandon. Mr.. Sparrow, Billy
Stanton and others, one and one half
miles Of Brandon School, has small
tenant hose on It. The property Of S.
'. Clinton. Price $50 per acre.
2S2 acres-Property Of Sam Robin
son at Glover. One dwelling house,
Two stories each, one hundred and
fifty acres under cultivation, also
"nother residence seven rooms, two
large barns at this residence, one Of the
barns Is the best in York County. II
you do not think so look it over. This
is very valuable farm and Is within
one mile of one Of the best towns IN
York county. 1t could easily be divided
into two first class farms with ample
building and every thing necessary for
farm. Price $4,000.
1877 acres-Joins the land of J. R..
Wallace, Meek Williams and others,
eight room dwelling. all necessary out
houses, good barn, three horse farm
open. fifty to sixty acres in fine timber,
mostly pine The home place Of
Harvey Hammel. Price $55 per acre If
bought before the Fifteenth day Of
September.
101 acres-JoinS the above Harvey
iTarlmel tract about one mile Of
school, sixty acres under cultivation,
20 acres in timber, acres Of bottoms,
miles of Tirzah. Price $55 per acre.
$50 acres-Near Hopewell school,
containing about 200 acres of bottom
land, very fine bottom, upland rolling
OF which there are 125 acres In culti-
walton: has good tenant houses. This
is very cheap at $50 per acre. Proper
ty belongs to James c. Bankhead and
E. NJ. Bankhead.
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