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I A I I m mm bmi wi < NO. 1. X THIS FINE PLANTATION MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY A 800 acres, 8 miles from Allendale, the coming town in 'the a Southeastern part of the State; 635 acres in open land that will X make three-fourths to a bale of cotton to the acre ; 100 acres is V virurin timh?r anH tha ronninHor in/ilnooJ J o? | WMV * w?W*?UAVAVOvU Ui 1U1C ^CMVUIC. ?*. ut v land is slightly rolling and is therefore well drained. The im provements are: one four-room dwelling, with ten foot passage A to kitchen that is 15 by 12 with front and back piazzas; one brick hot house; one smoke house; one blacksmith shop with tools; 11 J tenant houses with brick chimneys in good repair; one two-story Y barn stables and one one one-story stable near lot; one Y store house in good repairs; one gin house in good repair; A one 50-saw gin, condenser and necessary belting; one steam A press; one shredding machine, shafting and belting; one 15-horse power boiler; one cane mill and boiler house. Price only $13,j 000, $3,500 cash and the balance in one, two, three or four Y years. Act quick; this proposition will be withdrawn shortly Y o o o o o o Y NO. 2. Y* BE WISE AND BUY THIS BEAUTIFUL BARNWELL COUN TY FARM. 776 acres, 3 1-2 miles from Southern railway, 7 miles from % Allendale, a town of 2,500 population, and which is destined to become the county seat of a new county, which is now in X the process of formation; 240 acres in cultivation, the remain der in young timber and fine pasture lands; the tract is level *** but well drained; the soil is gray with clay subsoil and will make a bale of cotton to the acre. The improvements consist of <?* a 7-room house in good repair, barn, stables and outhouses. The place is in a fine neighborhood with schools and churches with ^ in easy reach. The water is splendid and the owner of the place X who has lived there 18 years says he nor his family ever had a V case of fever. Adjoining lands cannot be bought for $50 per acre. It will pay you to investigate. Price $14,000.00. One half ?* cash; the balance in one, two ana three years. & o o o o o o V NO. 3 A SMALL FARM AT A SACRIFICE. 213 acres acres, 2 1-2 miles from Allenedale; 140 acres in cul^ tivation; remainder in woodland, 30 acres of which can be % cleared with little trouble; soil is sand loam with clay subsoil. V Rents for $700. Will produce from 40 to 50 bales besides abun%* dance of other crops. The improvemeents are: One 3-room & house with barn and stables and outhouses, and two-room house, barn and stables Price $7, 500. One half cash ; bal& ance in one, two and three years. o o o o o o NO. 4. X A CRACKER-JACK FARM FOR A SONG. 155 acres, 1 1-2 miles from Allendale, 125 acres of which is in X cultivation; the remainder in woodland; Soil is gray loam with S00^ clay subsoil; level but welldrained; Rents for $500 . The W improvements are: One six-room dwellng; one four-room house, <??> and two tenant houses, barn stables and outhouses. Price $6,^ 000. One half cash; balance to suit purchaser. X 0 0 0 0 0 0 ON. 5 . ? YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS CHANCE. 120 acres, half mile from the town limits of Allendale; 50 Yf acres in cultvation; 70 acres in virgin timber. Half sand, half "V day, with good subsoil . Will produce a bale of cotton per acre. 3* The improvements are: One i x-room dwelling with barn, stab+% les and buggy house. For a short while only we can offer this valuable piec*1 of property for $4,000. One-half cash, the balX ance to suit tb? purchaser. o o c o o o NO. 6. A RARE BARGAIN. 544 acres, 8 miles from Allendale, 7 miles from railroad, sandy ? loam with clay subsoil. Improvements are: one 6-room dwelling, X houses ,barns and stables, 300 acres in cultivation, balance in V timber. Price $30 per acre. One-third cash; balance to suit purV chaser. o o < o o o NO. 7. & CAN'T BE BEAT IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 1,000 acres, 6 miles from Barnwell, 2 miles from railroad. Rail road is being built through place. 600 acres in cultivation, balV ance in timber lands, consisting of long and short leaf pine and V hardwoods. Spring and iron mine on place. The latter has ?? been pronounced by Clemson College as valuable. The improvements are 12 tenant houses in good repair, one ginnnig outfit, one well 186 feet deep, school on place and churches within easy X reach. Fine place for fish and game. Soily, sandy loam with y good clay subsoil. Will produce a bale of cotton to the acre V with 800 pounds of fertilizer. Price $30 per acre. Terms onethird cash, the balance in one and two years. o O 0 o o o & NO. 8. X IS WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD. 222 acres, five miles from Allendale, one mile from railroad * V station, 200 acres in cultivation. Rents for $1,000. The improvements are: four tenant houses in good repair. Sandy loam with & good clay subsoil. Adjacent lands cannot be bought for $75 per acre. Price $40 per acre. oooooo Y N0?9 Y OTHER BARGAINS IN BARNWELL FARMS. Y 435 acres, 8 miles from Allendale, five miles from .railroad A station, 350 acres in cultivation, balance in timber worth $1,000. fMAURIC I REAL ESTATE G | DILL ON, fee, . STERN ENDA1L, ' kBS ? JLtjck $&5Bmygj ' ' HHMHMHH j BARGAINS 8 IN DILLON 5 TOWN PROPERTY """ITTTTTTTT^mi^ 4* *1* ^ ^ 4* ^ ^ !- -I- *!- *!* *!* *!- -I -I- * * * -I *** 1-M H No. 1. One five-rnnm Iiaiho i? v a wu? UVU0V III nice grove, best residence seeto tien in town of Dillon. Price $1,700 cash. No. 2. One two-story eight-room residence on halt block in town of Dillon. One half cash, balance three years, 6 per cent, interest. J No. 3. One fine-room residence near the Dillon High School. Price $1,500 cash. No. 4. One four-room residence near the New Court House. : S Price $1-200 :e jv ik.INc.KAL_ I INbU SOUTH ' vii' s c | Y The improvements are one brand new eight-room dwellng, with A | barn and stables, five tenant houses in good repair. The build- A ings and timber are worth more than half the price we ask. Price $25 per acre . Terms: one-third cash, the balance in one t and two years. V O O C O O O J & NO. 10. . Y V a Rnn ar>rac, m ;i? # * n n ?? e- -i j ? - wjww wva ?0| xv auiica 11 um 11 viiuaiCj niiica iJ. uui icuuyou ?k?~ tion, 1,000 acres clear, balance in virgin timber consisting of gum, , oak, ash, pine, cypress and poplar. The improvements are: one ?? six-room dwelling, 12 tenant hauses, barn and stables. Timber 7^^^ on place is worth $25,000. Price $16.50 per acre. One-third cash, k balance to suit the purchaser. i ^^9 o o o o o o M NO. 11. V V 2,294 acres, 4 miles from Blackville on main line of Southern A ^ railroad. 1,700 acres in cultivation, balance in timber, which will / cut one million feet. Over 1,000 acres clear of stumps. Railroad station on place, long distance telephone, R. F. D. 38. 4 to six- J room dwellings with all necessary out buildings, ginnery, etc. V Land will easily produce bale of cotton per acre. Price $65.00 4 per acre. Terms, one-third cash, balance in three equal install- <?? ments. & 000000 .1 NO. 12. I 35 acres in the incorporate limits of Allenale, the city of progress and the metropolis of Barnwell county. All tract in cultivation. Will make an excellent diary or truck farm, or will make a good proposition to cut up in lots. Adjacent lands can^1 not be bought for $300 per acre. Price $155 per acre. I 000000 X m . NO. 13. y 275 acres, 2 miles from station, 80 acres in cultivation. Bal- y ance in timber worth $3,000. practically all the place can be put ^ into cultivation without much trouble. Land is gray loam with A clay subsoil. Produces bale of cotton per acre with 800 pounds of fertilizer. An excellent soil for cantaloupes, watermelons, and ? cucumbers. Price $35 per acre. Terms, one,half cash, balance in i I two equal annual installments. y o 0 c o o o V NO. 14. & . 240 acres a few hundred yards from station, 140 acres in culti- fy, vation, the balance in woodlands. Soil is sandy loam with clay subsoil. Schools and church within easy reach . Can be made a valuable place with some attention. Price $25 per acre. Terms, one-half cash, the balance one tnd two years. o o < o o o ^ I NO. 15. 2,135 acres, 8 miles from Denmark, 1 1-2 miles from sta- & < ^ tion. 1,500 acres in cultivation, the balance in timber lam t Sandy loam with clay subsoil. 18 tenant houses in good repair. $ ** t Adjacent lands cannot be bought for $30 per acre. A fine oppor- V I tunity for investment. Price $J0 per acre. Terms can be arranged. 22 o o o o o o NO. 16. ,S, 1,054 acres, 2 1-2 miles from Barnwell, the county seat. Rail- % road and side track on the place. 500 acres in cultivation, the ^ balance in timber. Will make a bale of cotton per acre with ^ some attention. Adjoining lands cannot be bought for $40 per A acre. There are nine tenant houses with barn and stables on & place. The land has good clay subsoil. Price $30 per acre. X Terms $8,000 cash, the balance to suit purchaser. t / 2 oooooo X ? NO. 17. 100 acres, one-half mile from Barnwell, the county seat. Tim, H ber has been cut on place and will all be cleared within the next few days. 10 acres are already in cultivation. Land is very fertile and well located. Owner has been offered $1,000 cash \ rent for place in 1912. Price $85 per acre. Terms: One-half * cash, the balance in one and two years. oooooo i ? N0- 18- * 856 acres, six miles from Allendale, the City of Progress, 200 ^ ! Jjj yards from station; 600 acres in cultivation, the remainder in ? < woodlands. Will produce a bale of cotton per acre with 700 X O pounds fertilizer. Every acre of land in cultivation is very fer- V tile; no poor land on place. There are two classes of soil; part ; is flowery and other is black land; both have good clay subsoil ?* which is from four to six inches deep. All lands are well drain- A ed by adequate ditches and canals. Plenty of roads running through place. The improvements are: 17 tenant houses in ex- % cellent repair with barns, stablesand outhouses. Healthy locality, ^ schools and churches within easy reach. Reason for selling: V l owner's health has failed.. Price $50 per acre. Terms, one half ? ? cash, the balance to suit the purchaser. A o o o o o o JL NO. 19. ? , 1,525 acres, 10 miles from Allendale; 3 1-2 miles from landing of Savannah river; 1,000 acres in cultivation, balance in mer- V chantable timber worth $5,000; land is gray loam with good .?& clay subsoil and will make a bale of cotton per acre with some A' 3 attention . Tract is level but well drained. The improvements are 20 tenant houses in good repair, one six-room dwelling, store house, gin house, grist mill, engine boiler. Plentv of labor Price $20 per acre. Terms one-third cash, balance in one and two years o o o o o o NO. 20. > 537 acres, six miles from Barnwell; 300 acres in cultivation, balance in woodlands. Land is gray loam with good clay subS soil. The improvements are 8 tenant houses, barn, stables and outhouses. Price $25 per acre. Terms, one-half cash, the bal- V ance in fiy? years. TANNING I RANCE AND LOANS f CAROLINA I 1 4