Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-26


ms H. bales Of cotton -s2,45o 90
45o bu. corn "a So per bu. -. 900 90
$50 bu. oats a $1.15 per bu. 173 so
bu. ............ ..................... 1872 30
Nv $3.50 per hundred ............ 125 90
60 gallons of molasses q 81
per gallon ........... ............. 6O 0U
NV nsr % hushel 42o 90
Other hay crops ........................ $50 90
Total income ...................... S4,470 90
4 65 acres in cultivation, 1912 acres in
timber This land lies perfectly level.
1t is one of the most beautiful farms
in. the county; and makes a bale to
the acre under favorable circurn-
stances. 1t is all fresh land and a
man buying it gets a good start with
land to make fine crops. There Is not
a waste acre on this farm. often
wonder why people would prefer to
buy two or three hundred acres with
one half or two thirds of 1t waste
land. Paying $50 to $50 in preference
to buying farm like this. The price
is 500. per acre.
671-2 Acres-More or less, joins the
land of Mr.. Tumbling, Revels and
others. 81 One good residence, one
story, six rooms. Forty-five Q5)
acres, under cultivation; balance In
timber. Two miles of Bethesda church,
three. fourths of mile from the station
of Guthriesville. All necessary out,
houses. This is an ideal farm and
can be bought right See me at once.
for have a short option on Il =. place.
Property of M. l.. Curry.
75tAcres-One and one half miles of
Guthriesville school and depot. Fine
tlevel land. A part of the beautiful
farm, OF Amos Reveps estate lands.
Price $85 per acre.
1912 Acres-one and one-half
miles Beersheba; seven and one-half
miles of York. One good dwelling
house, two stories, seven rooms. Price
| S65 per acre.
so Acrcs--Near the farm Of John S.
Feemster, r. b. Hartness and G.. M.
Inman. One good four-room dwelling
house; good barn. Tirty-five acres in
cultivation. Price $50 per acre.
113 Acres-Near Smyrna. One good
dwelling house, four-rooms. Good
barn and other necessary out-build-
ings. Price $40 per- acre.
81 1-3 Acres-One and one-half
miles of Beersheba. One good dwell
ing, five rooms. Two barns. Thirty
five acres under cultivation. Good
school near by. Price $500. Property
of J. M. Mitchell.
Beautiful nine room residence for
merly known as the Scott Wilson place
now the property Of ]. P. Barnes; nine
miles of Chester; 3 1-2 miles of Nc
Connellsville. $50 acres in fine cultiva-
ton. A big paying proposition. Plenty
| of tenant houses and plenty of wood TO
do the farm. Price, sos per acre. :.
az Acres-the property OF ]. L. Tenn
tpleton, joins the land of Felix, Quinn,
EE. M. Walker and others. A nice six
room cottage; 40 acres in cultivation
Fine corn and cotton grit. See me for
price.
233 Acres-The property of Pierce
Love, two and one half miles; Of Nc
Connellsville, on public highway. Five
room dwelling. Good four-horse farm
Iopen for cultivation; rs to 80 acres In
timber, some Of which is fine saw tim
ber. This is a very fine farm. 1t is
worth over the price. We have fixed
$50, so that we may make quick sale.
$4,000 per acre.
SO acres-The best farm in five miles
of Tirzah station. Level land. Good
dwelling house with six ronis. About
thirteen acres in timber, balance IN
cultivation. Has good orchard. Galf
mile of Tirzah depot. l have short
option on this place, and 5it' must be
sold at once Look it over and come
and talk with me. 1t Is the property
of ]. C. Wallace.
1874 acres--More or less. Property
of Mrs. S. j. Barry. 100 acres in cul-
tivation; balance in timber. Has large
barn six stalls and two sheds. This
is very fine productive land. TWO
miles of. school.
90 acres-Joins the land of r. T.
Sandifer c. b. Conrad, j. A. Conrad.
This Is a very fine farm, much Of this
land makes bale of cotton to the
acre Has from 40 to 45 acres in bot
tom land. Fine. state of cultivation;
with one of the best pastures in York
County. Two miles Of McConnells-
VILE Dwelling house has four rooms.
Price $50 per acre.
306 acres-The property of Miss
Maggie n. Oates near Bethany High
School. Dwelling house two stories,
six rooms. 100000 feet of good saw
timber. so acres of fine bottom land.
Price fifty dollars per acre.
1S4 acres-More or less joining the
land of William Oates and others. 13O
acres in cultivation. 100000 feet of
timber, 5000 cords Of wood. The
property of Mrs. w. 3. Stroup.
1870 acrcs-Tom Allen Parrott's place
near Bethany, on the straight road to
Gastonia. Fine dwelling. Plenty tenant
houses. Good land. 80 to 40 acres OF
fine bottom land.
| 900 acres-The property of A. A.
Burris. Sixty (60) acres in bottom
land now being dredged on Turkey
Creek. Fifty acres Of upland in cult
walton. Good quantity of pine thinker.
Seven miles of York. Price ST yer
acre..
148 acrcs-Property of w. d. Cain.
One mile Of Guthriesville. One dwell
ing, five rooms; fifty (50) acres under
cultivation; about twenty in timber.
One dwelling, two stories. ten rooms.
It must be sold before the 18th Of
October.
228 acres-More or less, joins the
lands of w. Fl. 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