Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JAME S U. SPRO TT FA R E MNow Owned by Mr. C. N. Sprott On -Jordan and River Roads, i Mile From 'Jordan, S. C. SAB-DIVIDED A T MONDAY.S _TEMBER 10:30 O'CLOCK A. M. Splendid small farms. James M. Sprott farm on Jordan and River Road, between Davis Station and Jordan, S. C., one mile from Jordan. Splen did neighborhood, stores, schools and churches close by. This farm contains a total of about 386 acres, which acreage has been subdivided into sev eral high-class small farms each fronting on a good road. Of this total acreage about 300 acres is cleared. You can readily see if you want a tract of land practically all of which is cleared, you will be able to get it at'this sale. The character of the soil is fine and produces good crops of cotton, corn tobacco, oats and other crops adapted to this section. The land is level and gently rolling, well drained and is well suplied with water by overflow wells Sufficient cord wood on the place for farming purposes. Pecan and peach trees. The buildings consist of one dwelling, thirteen tenant houses, one store, seven barns, stables, pack houses, etc., all of which are in good condition. Go out and inspect this farm today. It is one of the best in this sec tion. The terms of the sale are to be one-third cash, the balance 1, 2, and 3 years. These terms place hiis property within your reach. Possession to the purchasers January 1, 1920. Arrange your work so you can meet us on the ground MON DAY, SEPT EM H ER 15th, at 10:30 A. M. Atlantic Coast Realty Corm "The Name That Justifies Your Confidence" Petersburg, Va. OFFICES Greenville, N. C. For Further Information See DuRant, Horton & Floyd, Manning, S. C.