Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-16
I n WIT DODN REAL
JC. WMDVlAV ESTATE
YORK, S. c.

y YORK, S. c.
1912 Acres-On Kings Mountain
road, one mile of Filbert. Joining tn
lands OF VI. b. Hall, w. y. Ferguson
and others. One dwelling house, 81.
rooms, fine well water. Good barn
cribs, cotton house and well hcLs.
Price $500 per acre.
1Ul Rcres-More or less; joining ~.
lands of Sidney Hogue, WIN Camp
belle and others. One. dwelling, loi
rooms; sixty acres under cultivation
forty-one acres in timber. -Four mile
Of Tirzah station; three miles of Beth
Shiloh church, a good barn. Price
$500 per acre. Also another 81 !:
acres. Good dwelling, six rooms
Thirty-five acres under cultivation
sixteen and one-half acres in timber
9 Good orchard. This is fine farm
dwelling. Price per acre $165. Prop
erty Of James r. Wallace.
f00-Acres-Bounded by A. c. Nc
Carter, State line and others. Coco
new six room house. Thirty-ity'
acres under cultivation; balance in
pasture and timber. Good orchard
Three miles Of Bethany Churcn ans
six and one-half miles Of King:
Mountain Station. Two good tenar
houses and also q store house, 2OxSo
Good new barn with nine stalls. Price
$7.S5O.OO Property of A. A. Loclridse,
209 Acres-OneI house, four rooms
One hundred acres under cultivation
one hundred acres in timber; twent
acres of good bottom land. Two ten
ant houses, one has six rooms. Thrr
miles from Glover. Price $S5 pc
acre. Property Of J. c. Lily.
$50 Acrss--Boulded by the lands OF
John Branch, John a. Latta and
others. Two dwelling houses, Eight
horse farm oDen. One hundred anC
fifty acres in timber, twenty acres II
bottom land. -Four tenant houses, four
barns. One mile of good school. Price
500 per acre. Property OF j. L.
Lowry
100 Acres-Joins the lands of Nj
McBrice, Mrs. Brandon and other.
One dwelling, five rooms, forty acre:
under cultivation; lot of good tinbe'
on this place, ten or twelve acres I
fine bottom land. -Four miles OF Del
-rhos. Price per acre S25.O0. Property
Of w. \. Queen.
. $50 1-2 Acres-Thrcc and onc-hali
miles OF Sharon. Two tenant houses,
one with three rooms and one with
four. One half of this place in cult
vation: sevcnty-five acres in timber.
Good orchard. One fourth Of a mile
from Miller School. Price $6,3OO.OOO.
Property of J. G.. Barnett.
$50 Acres-Joining the lands Of A. A.
Burris, Johnson Cameron's land, FoS-
ter's land, Frank McCleave and Jim
Kennedy; thirty-siX acres of good bot
toms; three-fourths of this place in
good pasture. Three and one-half
miles of the station at McConnellsville.
Price $5,00o.00. The property of L. W.
Guy.
1926 1.2 Acres-Joining the lands of
the Lockridge place, II. G. Brown, Joe
Dye and Mrs. Susie Caldwell. One
good dwelling, two Stories eight rooms
Seventy-fiVe acres under cultivation
fifteen acres of fine bottoms, balance in
timber. Good orchard. One and one
half miles of Beersheba church, five
and one-half miles of York. One good
tenant house and also a good barn
with q driveway through it. Two good
double cribs. Price $6,5S8.75. The
property of Joe w. Smith. This is one
of the best bargains in the county.
665 Acres-Bounded by c. c. Hope
w. Floyd Jackson, the York Rock Hill
road. One dwelling house, four rooms
Flfty-fve acres under cultivation
Good peach orchard. One mile of Ad-
nah church, three miles of Tirzah sta
ton. Price $5,500.00.
4o6 Acres-Known as the Saunders
place, three hundred and ffty-siX
acres in timber and wood; has eighty
eight acres of bottom land, is six miles
of McConnellsville, has only about
three horse farm on this splendid
land For a man that is willing tC
work and clean up farm, there is not
nj, in CnnntV
this. 1 will accept 100000 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.
2O5 Acres-One six room dwelling
-Four horse farm open, two under culti-
walton; about 100 acres in timber
fifteen acres in bottoms. -Four miles OF
McConnellSvilie. The property Of J. e
Brandon. Price per acre S35. Pro
duced in the year 1917 eight bales OF
cotton, four hundred bushels Of oats
sixty bushels of wheat and seven hun
dred bushels Of corn.
113 1-2 'Acres-Formerly known as
the William Dobson's homestead. On
the Lincoln road and q three horse
1dlTl open. a beautiful lCu lOOH
house, a large barn shielded; a new
tenant house and a good pasture
About twenty acres in wood. My Op-
tiOn on this expires December l
Price per acre $50. You can't builC
the house for that money.
1856 Acres--More or less; joining thc
lands of John Q. Hall. Ernest Wood
Sam Bankhead, Humbert Thomas, j
~ Moore and the Kings Mountain
Eoad. One dwelling house, one ant
one-h2lf stories high, five rooms; alSC
one tenant house, good barn, 4ON3(
shielded on one side, four stalls. Thi!
farm produced in the year 1919 The
following: Twenty bales of cotton in
clud:ng the seed, $4,000. Corn ant
oats to supply the farm. For the mex
ten days will receive written bids OF
the same, privilege TO reject all bids.
406 Acres-Three tenant houses, IL
acres in wood, fine bottom lands
Price $1,000. This is on Turkey Greek
200 Acres-With nice nine room
house. tenant house, good barn. Pric
$42 per acre. Eight miles of York
This is the finest bargain in the county