Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-14
REAL 0EEERINCC.
ESTATE AANAi'oo
J. G. WILBORN
DESCRIPTIONS OF TRACTS

| DESChlF11ONS OE lnASlS
CD Mrs. Hughes's--Farm land,
about three hundred (300) acres, about
one mile from school. Perfectly level,
fronts on the public highway. FIFTY
| (50) acres Of fine corn bottom land.
Three miles of Tirzah, eight of Rock
Hill, six Of York. (Th;s is not black
lack land, but red and sandy. As good
| looking farm as the ALI Nsely place.
Some Of this land does make bale
or over it to the acre. This is rented
this year. Purchaser may deduct per
cent Of the purchase price and taxes,
taking possession the 1st day Of Janu-
ary, 1920, and pay for the land now, or
, take up the contract with the tenants
If agreeable with them. There is six
horse farm on this place open for cul-
tivation and some to sow down. Has
| four houses, one of which is story
and half with five or six rooms. One
| is two-story with four or five rooms.
The others are good tenant houses.
Price, Forty-five (S45) Dollars per
Acre. This is an elegant farm
(s). I have Three Hundred Fifty
four (S54) Acres-Near Bethany High
school and A. r. P. church, about ten
miles from Kings Mountain Station,
near Andy McCarter's, on the Kings
Mountain road to Bethany. One hun
area ana ully \loV) aCISS III SuiIiNo-
| ton, balance in timber. Two miles
from Bethany High school. Three hun
dred thousand (300,000}. feet of saw
| timber, eight thousand (S,00O cords
| of wood or more. Good houses and
three barns. Price, Ten Thousand S1O,-
OOO) Dollars. A. A. Lockridge farm.
l(4) Two Hundred Eighty-five (2S5)
Acres-Three miles from Smyrna rail-
road station, one mile from public
school. One dwelling, two stories.
eight rooms; good big barn, shielded,
two stories. Good big tenant houses,
three and four rooms. Price, Twenty
two ($22) Dollars per Acre. The lrop-
erty of A. j. Boheler. This place has
thirty-five acres of good bottom corn
land, about one hundred and twenty
five (125) acres in cultivation besides,
and the balance in timber.
(5) Two Hundred Fifty (250) Acres
on the water of Langham branch,
three miles from courthouse on public
road from York to Rock Hill. Nice,
newly painted six-room dwelling (cot-
tage), large new barn, four extra good
tenant houses. Public highway run
ming through farm. Twenty-Five (25l
or thirty 600 acres in bottom land.
Land lies comparatively level. Price,
Fifty (S5O) Dollars per Acre.
(6). Two Hundred Thirty-seven
(237) Acres-One mile of Delphos sta
ton. Now the property Of Mr.. viii
Clinton, formerly the land Of w. K.
Carroll. One dwelling; four tenant
houses; good barn, nine stalls and feed
room; also good cow barn, will house
fifty cows; good cotton house, two sto-
ries, with shed and good crib. One
hundred and seventy.five acres under
cultivation. This is one Of the best
farms in York county. Will be glad to
give record Of what it produces each
year. (By the way, it will surprise the
| natives to know what the farm pro-
duces annually)
ca One Hundred Sixty-five I65)
Acres-One and one-half miles of Tir-
zah. Perfectly level lands. Nice new
two-story house, nice barn, two stories
and shielded. On public highway. For
merly the property of Mr.. Wren Haw-
kins Price, Sixty-five (S6S) Dollars
I per Acre.
j. G. WILBORN
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