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7-10") acres, known as the Preacher Mason place, In sight of main
road from Townville to Oakway. Land lies almost level, and in good
state of cultivation. Has 2-slory, 7-room house, ceiled throughout. Mas
one 4-room tenant house; 2-story, G-stall barn. About 20 acres ta pasture,
wf^Ji running water. Plenty of wood to run the place. There ls a loan of
$7,400.00 on this place that can be carried for the purchaser.
-Price, $110.00 an Acre.
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2?) acres, in sight of Pair Play. Land lies gently rolling and is in
fine state of cultivation. Hus B-room dwelling and a new barn.
-Price, $1*25.00 nu Acre.
t)-37 acres, near Fair Play, adjoining above tract. Has no house, but
ha? a good barn. With this piaf > we will sell an acre lot in Fair Play, with
a g^od S-i'oom house, ceiled throughout. -Price, 415,000.00 for Doth.
10- 122 acres, near Fair Play. Land lies gently rolling. Has 40 acres
in pine wood, with some saw'limber; about 25 acres in pasture, with run
ning waler, one 2-story, 5-room dwelling; 4-slall barn. Has two 3-room
tenant houses, both celled. Four thousand dollars can be carried on this
Jplace at G per cent for four years. -Price, $12.1.00 an Acre.
11- 4", acres, about four miles from Westminster. Lnnd lies almost level,
x-'^s a 4-room dwelling, ceiled throughout; new 4-stall barn, with hall;
H?jf acres in wood and about three acres in pasture. -Price, $5,000.00.
1*2-230 acres, on main road between Townville and Oakway. About
100 acres of this place fronts on the road; Hes well, but. the rest is rough.
-Price, $?,OOO.0O.
1?-71 acres, about live miles southeast of Westminster. Most of this
land is fresh and very strong. Has a good 4-room dwelling and a 4-stall
f)m??!>.. Has some nice branch bottoms and about 2 5 acres in wood. Has a
wide pasture, with running water. Twenty-five young peach trees.
-Prlco, $80.oo mi Acre,
-105 acres, about one mile northeast of Cross Roads. This is a good
arm, In a tine state of cultivation. There is one new 4-room dwelling and
?me 4-room tenant house; two new barns and a crib.
-Price, $110.00 an Acre.
-80 acres, above Westminster, on the old railroad track, now used as
|? road. Land ls strong, but rolling. -Price, $4,500.00.
IO--About 70 acres, on road from Seneca to Oakway; live miles of Sen
ca, one-half mile of Return church and school. This land IE almost level
Ind lies on both sides of the road. Has a G-room dwelling, partly ceiled,
Ind a new 2-story, G-stall barn, with two sheds. Has a 3-room tenant house,
^bout 15 acres in pasture, with running water; about 10 acres in wood.
-Price, $125.00 an Acre.
t?-37% acres, near Fair Play. Land lies fairly level; has a 3-room
welling, ceiled, and a 4-stall barn, with sheds. Four acres In pasture,
Ith running water. -Price, $125.00 an Acre.
18-5S acres, in sight of Fair Play, lias a good 5-room house with a
all, ceiled throughout; G-stall barn, with one shed; good crib and smoke
ouse; 4-room tenant house, partly ceiled. 0 -Price, $125.00 4111 Acre.
10-!>!< acres, near South Union church and school. Land is gently roll
ig, but has been well farmed. One 4-room bouse, with hall; ono 4-room
?nant house end one 3-room tenant house. Has a good barn; about 12
ergs in wood. -Price, $180.00 un Acre.
20-ll ii acres, close to above farm. Has one 6-room house, and one 4-room
ouse, with good barns. This place has a line, bold spring near the main
louse. -Price,' $80.00 an Acre.
21 -114 acres,, on main road from Oakway to Richland. This is an un
usually line place, with no waste land at all. Has one 7-rooin dwelling,
irT|eilcd throughout, situated in a tine oak grove on a beautiful knoll; new
room tenant house; another 3-room tenant bouse; 2-story. G-stall barn,
till a shed on each side; big cow barn, recently covered with tin; two
ory cotton house, the first story being made of concrete. Has all kinds of
Ult trees and grape vines on the place. Has a line spring near the house
at Hows about 15 gallon:: a minute; about 25 acres in timber.
-Price, $125.00 au Acre.
7G acres, in sight of Westminster, on road lo Seneca. This ?dace
mmands a view of the whole country about it ; has.a 5-room bungalow,
^rLy ceiled; has G-stall barn, with sheds. About 50 acres in cultivation;
traeres in pasture, the balance In wood.
2J?-15(1 acres, on road between Richland and Oakway. Six-room dwell
g, complete, in a tine grove on a pretty knoll. Two tenant houses, recently
vered ; 3-story, G-stall barn, with two sheds; 50 acres in wood; two good
stures: about 100 acres open. This will make sonic man a fine home.
-Price, $110.00 an Aero.
24- 2 V4 acres, In Oakway, with an 8-room, 2-story ceiled house. Lot
mts two roads; has a smoke-house, big garage and a 2-story barn. Has a
lifber of beautiful trees around the house. -Price, $8,000.00.
25- 100 acres, about two miles above Westminster, on the new highway,
owner has contracted in writing to erect, a new 5-room dwelling with
-ft. rooms, a 4-stall ham with one shed, one crib and one cotton house,
d dig ti well. We will sell this farm, with the abovo Improvements, at
-$115.00 tin Acre.
?0-15 acres, In Oakway. Hits house with four rooms; big blacksmith
>p; cort, mill with engine and crusher, and one gin house. A man can
Ijpe ti good living on this place and be In a two-story ceiled house. Lot
>nt8 two roads; nus a smoke-house, big blacksmith shop and corn mill;
thin sight of three or four churches ?md a good school. This is also a
site for a country store, as three or four roads intersect here.
-Price, $1,500.00.
7-j 03 acres, about two miles north of Townville. Land is slightly
Jllng, strong and tn good sta e. of cultivation, lt has one 10-room dwell
0110 5-room tenant house id one 3-room tenant house; about Gd acres
rood. I Ito; good wired pasture, with running water.
-Price, $80.00 an Acre.
-15U acres, on main road, just below Oakway. One hundred acres of
s land is worth what we ask for the whole. We can cut it into three
cts. Ono 5-room dwelling in it Hue oak grove, with plenty of o\il-build
s and three good tenant houses; plenty of wood and water; in sight of
ool and churches. -Price, $1 10.00 an Acre.
? 0 acres, about three miles southeast of Westminster. Land ls roll
?"but strong. Has ono 3-room bouse. -Price, $75.00 an Acre,
o-cc, new?, adjoining the above, with 4-room house and barn. Hood,
ng land. -Price, $1,500.00.
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:$1-74 acres, between Townville und Oakway. This is good, strong lund,
and can be made into a fine place. Has 4-rooin house, and new barn now
heing built. -Price, $70.00 an Acre.
:I2-202 acres, about two miles below Fair Play. About 100 acres of
this lund is level and the balance is gently rolling; about 30 acres In
branch and creek bottoms; 20 acres in wood; good pasture, with running
water. Has a 6-room house and a new G-stall barn, with sheds; one 3-room
tenant house and one 4-room tenant house, all the houses heing ceiled. This
land is worth $100.00 an acre, and land in the neighborhood is bringing
that, but we will sell this for -$75,00 an Acre.
33-53 Vfc acres, about one and a half miles from Fair Play, known as
part of the Yankee Thompson place. Has two 3-room houses and two barns;
two good pastures; 14 acres of wood; about 35 acres in fine state of culti
vation; plenty of running water. -Price, $100.00 tin Acre.
.14-127 acres, near Retreat church, four miles from Westminster; fronts
two roads; land lies well; three good tenant houses; plenty of wood and
water. -Price, $75.00 an Acre.
35-86 acres, on road from Knox's Bridge to Lavonta, known as part of
the Walters place; has 4-room house and barn. Land ls gently rolling.
-Price, $80.00 ail Acre.
:t(l-111 acres, near Sltton's Mill. This is good, strong land; has house
and barn in fine state of repair. This is a bargain at the price.
-Price, $50.00 an Acre.
:17-101 acres, adjoining lands of M. L. Thompson, J. A. Stevens and
others. One 5-room house, ceiled; one 2-room tenant, house and 4-stall
barn; 6 or G acres in woods; 7 or 8. acres in pasture. One-third cash.
-Price, $80.00 an Acre.
:18-G5 acres, bounded by lands of Will Hunt, Charlie Osborne and oth
ers; ono and one-half miles west of Townville; known as the 'Squire Trib
ble place. One G-room, 2-atory house; big log barn, with sheds; ten acres
ill wood and wired pasture. -Price, $75.00 an Acre.
:t?-4 7 acres, adjoining lands of Bob Smith, John Stone and others.
Four-room house; 30 acres in cultivation, balance In good timber; one-half
mile from church and school. -Price, $85.0?..? an Acre.
4(>-14?j acres in Oconee county and 7 1-3 acres in Hart county, Georgia;
hounded by lands of Kirby Smith, L. W. Harris and the Tugaloo River; good
place for store; good, strong land; fine bottoms. -Price, $85.00 an Acre.
41-82 acres, adjoining lands of George Singleton, J.-A. Brown and oth
ers. On the main road from Cross Roads to Onkway; about one mlle from
Oakway; good 5-room dwelling, S-stall barn, 2-story granary; 3-room ten
ant house; wood and pasture. One-third cash. -Price, $12,000.00.
.12-51 acres, bounded by O. K. Pitts and others. One 3-room dwelling
and S-slall barn, with two sheds. On road from Oakway to Richland; three
miles from Richland, four miles from Westminster. One-third cash.
-Price, $125.00 an Acre.
43-Tills place contains 30Vi acres in Center Township; adjoins lands
of Leslie Rlribling, A. P. Hunter and others. One 4-room house, partly
ceiled; one ''-stall barn, with one shed; pasture and wood.
-Price, $210.00 an Acre.
?l l-58 acres. In Seneca Township, adjoining lands of Hob Baldwin, Geo.
Moore and others; oil (ho road from Seneca to Townville; one 4-room
house, ceiled; 4-stall barn, with sheds; plenty of water and wood.
-Price, $110.00 an Acre.
45-r>7 1-3 acres, adjoining lands of W. T. King, 1). I). Bl rod and others.
About two miles below Oakway, on road to Cross Roads; one S-room dwell
ing In grove; G-stall barn, with two sheds; about ten acres in wood; live
acres In branch bottoms; wired pasture with running water in il.
-Price, $8,000.00.
Hopkins Place, Seneca.-103 acres, two miles south of Seneca, on Blue
Ridge Railway; lies well; one 4-room, one 2-room house and barns; about
7 0 acres open; some very strong and fresh; good pasture and some good
pine timber. Rev. I. E. Wallace, Seneca, will show you this place.
118 Acres, on tho Senecn-to-Walhalla road. One of the prettiest locations
on this road. Would cut nicely into two tracts of about equal size, with
good road front. Building sites, wood and water on both. Some of this
land ts worth $200.00 an acre. For quick sale, $i:*5.00 an Acre. Rev. I. E.
i Wallace, at Seneca, will show it to you.
THESE PARAIS ARE IN ABBEVILLE COUNTY. E. J. HUCK A BEE,
OUR REPRESE NT A TIV E AT IXIWNDESVILLE, WILL
SHOW YOU THIS PROPERTY.
78 Acres, just outside the city limits of Lowndesville, on the road to
Abbeville. Good 5-room lipuse, with largo hall; good pasturo; lots ot
timber; good, strong land. Easy terms. -Price, $80.00 an Acre.
(X)-200 acres, about 100 yards from the end of the graded road from
Anderson to Barnes Station. Nice 2-story house; large barn; land lies well;
plenty of timber and water. One-third cash. -Price, $00,00 an Acre.
(X)-80 ncres, adjoining the above; plenty of limber; Hes well; no
house un ii. -Price, $50.00 an Acre.
107 Acres, in Due West Township, adjoining lands of P. L. Busby and
others. Five-room house, in good shape: a store-room and small lonc.ivcnt
house. -Price, $05.00 an Acre.
105 ACION, on road from Lowndesville to Anderson: near schools and
churches. Very desirable place. -Pile?!, $50.00 lill Acre.
135 Acres, one mile from Lowndesville, adjoining lands nf Jim Ra 111 pey,
John Barnes and others. Hood, strong land. -Price 15.00 an Acre.
Mil Acres, in Due West Township. Nice 2-story, 7-room house, painted;
good pasturo; plenty of timber; two tenement houses; 20 acres of bot
toms. A very desirable home. -Price, $05.00 an Acre.
320 Acres, three miles from Lowndesville, on Abbeville road; four good
houses; good orchard; plenty of timber; near a good school. Very desir
able place. -Price, $00.00 an Acre.
:~07 Acres. On Oils place aro live houses; plenty of wood and water.
Could easily he divided into 40 or 50 tracts. Will sell any part of it. '
-Price, Very Low.
I Oil Acres, adjoining lands of L. E. Platt, W. E. Fleming and Others, in
Due West. Township. Nice 0-room house; good barn and threo tenant
houses; 20 acres extra fino bottom farm land. -Price, $05.00 an Acre.
IO 1-10 Acres, near tho above.. -Price, $55.00 an Acre.
(X) - I 50 Acres; three good houses; good pasture; 20 acres in bot
toms; near Latimer Station. -Price, $10.00 an Acre.
Hiild Acres, about, four miles from Lowndesville, known as tho Jim
Schroder place; good 7-room houso; near schools. Worth moro than
we ask for lt. -Price, $50.00 an Acre.
105 Acres; good 4-room house; near Tuckor's Ferry.
-Price, $1,100.00.
(X)-120 Acres, known as tho Larkin Hunter place; good, strong land;
li',f" well. -Price, $?10.00 an Acre.
140 Acres, five miles from Abbeville; good road; neat White house; a
fairly.good barn and tenements; splendid land; plenty of bottoms and
timoor. -Price, $05.00 an Acre.
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