Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-21
J.C. WILB0RN RE4a4r REAE
YORK, - S. c.

$50 Aeres-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 $s,00o!o0. The property of E. w.
Guy. tt
1875 t.2 .2Acres-Joining the lands of
the Lockridge place, III. G. Brown, Joe
iDye3 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 driveway through it. Two good
double cribs. Price $6,588.75. The
property of Joe w. Smith. This is one
of the best bargains in the county.
66.S Acres-Bounded by c. C. Hope,
w. Floyd Jackson, the York Rock Hill
road. One dwelling house, four rooms.
Fifty-five acres under cultivation.
Good peach orchard. One mile Of Ad-
nah church, three miles Of Tirzah sta
tion. Price $5,5o0.0o.
800 Acres-The property Of A. A.
Burris Sixty acres in bottom land now
being dredged on Turkey Creek. Fifty
acres of upland in cultivation. Good
quantity of pine timber. Seven miles
OF York. Price $11 per acre.
The beautiful home Of p. Goforth at
Bethany; including saw mill, roller
mill, cotton gin and all attachments.
One dwelling, two stories, ten rooms.
A lrn 70 prS,p
me at once for quick sale. This Is one
Of the finest propositions in York
County. .... ~. p.
4o6T TAcres-Known as the Saunders
place, three hundred and fifty-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 man that is willing to
work and clean up a farm, there is not
better chance in York County than
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.
205 Acres-One six room dwelling.
Four horse farm open, two under culti
yation; about 100 acres in timber,
fifteen acres in bottoms. Four miles Of
McConnellsville. The property Of j. E.
Brandon. Price per acre $35. 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 a three horse
farm open. A beautiful ten room
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 /.
Price per acre $50. You can't build
the house for that money.
1856 Acres-More or less; joining the
lands of John @. Hall, Ernest Wood,
Sam Bankhead, Humbert Thomas, b.
n. Moore and the Kings Mountain
Road. One dwelling house, one and
one-half stories high, five rooms; also
one tenant house, good barn, 40x30
shielded on one Side, four stalls. This
farm produced in the year 1919 the
following: Twenty bales of cotton in
clud!ng the seed, S6,000S Corn and
oats to supply the farm. For the next
ten days will receive written bids on
the same, privilege to reject all bids.
406 Acres-Three tenant houses, 176
acres in wood, fine bottom lands.
Price $1,000. This is on Turkey Creek.
200 Acres-With q nice nine room
house, tenant house, good barn. Price
$42 per acre. Eight miles of York.
This is the finest bargain in the county.
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