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jlooTovi 5 If you ever expect to b IS and balance to suit pure JJOO acre? in Horence County, 8. C., four milen to railroad, good clay roud all the way to railroad, rural route runa through the place; about seventy acres of open land; SS40 acres can be cultivated; about 81.200.0t) worth of tiiul>er on the place, one house, tobacco barn, sta nie, reetl rooms, etc., school in Iwn tluui a quarter of a mile; good land, will grow anything. Price #24.00 per acre, four years to pay for it in. Kememlier this place is in fourteen miles of Florence. No. 5. 477 acres of land In Florence county, 8. t'., adjoining tract No. 4; B 130 acres open land, can be SOO acnn cultivated; #2,500.00 worth of ti!ml>er; one good seven-room Imiuso, three tenant houses, good barns, feed rooms, shelters, etc.; two new tobacco bains, new store house house with four rooms. Lots of tliis land made a bale of cotton to the acre last year. See tract No. 4 for location, etc. Price for tliis place #28.00 per acre. Kasy ternis. No. 0. 700 acres t-imlier in Florence county, S. C. Will cut 3,500,000 feet of lumber, about fifty per cent, long leaf, balance short leaf pine ajul poplar, four miles to railroad, good roads, hogging good. Price #7,000.00, one-third cash, balance as timber is cutNo. 7. J PI 102 acres of land within three miles of Southern Pines, N. C. Good four room house, bains, etc. About forty acres open land. Price #1,500.00, easy terms. No. 8. >ii> HTPPK land in Moore county, N. O., about three miles to nice little town, railroad in less than half a mile, ten miles to county site, good big six-room house, about JIOO fruit trees, two acres in dew" berries, about twenty acres upen JB land, balance of land easily cleared. The laml is covered with with small hickory, dogwood, post oak and pine. Place naturally drained but not so hilly that the Ittind will wash away. One man can clear an acre per day of this land and it willl grow anything. Price $15.00 pre eacre. \ No. 0. ) B 27.1 acres land in fives miles of railroad, none cleared, but easy to clear; seventy-five per cent of this L J? is as good land as anybody needs to want. Price $ 10.OO per acre. No. 10. 02O acres land in less than a mile of a nice little town that has just started u cotton mill and hank, and has a large saw mill There is on this land one good four-room house and two small tenant houses, hams, feed rooms and large stables for ten mules. Ulcere is a car or two of brick on the place; land easy to clear; nlII the wood lias l?eeii hauled off about half the land to burn brick. This land lias a growth of hickory, dog? w<<od and post oak, and you know it. must be good land. There also goes with this tract a :iti horse power Parry automobile in good condition, can make 250 miles per day with it. Cost. $1,500.00. Price for land, automobile and all only $20.00 per acre, one-third easli, balance in two years. No. 11. 70 acres in Florence county, S. C., lit miles from Plomice, thm' miles from nice little town. Fine clay road nil the way. land corners between school house and church. About 45 acres of open land and hallance has about $l?0 worth of nice timber on it.. One . house with ham. This lund is worth almost double what 1 ask. Price only $3,000.00, easy terms. jH No. 12. 85 acres in Marlboro county, 8. O., one and a half miles from Kingluun; SO acres under cultivation; two good three-room houses, barns, etc. One of the houses is new and has never been lived in. This land Joins the famous Reedy Creek Hprings property and is only about three hundred yards from the spring. Price if taken at once only fil.OOO, easy terms. No. IS. 150 acres in five miles of Rocky Mount, N. C. One of the finest roads in the ftouth runs from the farm to Rocky Mount; one house, hnm M nti>. Klnvo.; flno * a oaks in thp yaul and anmnd barns; about llO arret* under cultivation, balance hat* about IWOO.OO worth of timber on it. The cotton on this place this year only hat* three hundred pounds of jfuano under It and lota of it will make a hale to f the acre. There in on thinplace at leant 1,500 fruit trees which are Worth half of what I ask for the | C. A ! ) mm ER THIS Pi uy a {arm now is the time haser. Call or write and place. Tit in In all koo<1 land and alntut all of it can be cultivated. Price if sold this month only $55; per acre, easy terms. No. 14. One solid block in very beet residence section of Dillon. Tliis lot is inside of corporation lints and is increasing in value every day. This is the chance to get a whole block cheap. For price, location and terms call at my office. No. 15. 1)2^ acres in Dilllon county, two miles to small town and railroad, public road with It. F. 1>. route through place; 45 acres under cultivation, bale of cotton to acre tills year, one four-room plastered house, bams, etc., ami two tobacco barns. IVice $4,500; can arrange terms. The rent on the place will pay 8 per cent of the investment. This offer is good for thirty days. No. 16. One lot in town of Dillon 1.50 by 150 feet, in choice residence seclion. Price only $800; better speak quick if you want It. le will not stay on the market long at this price. v? 1 ? Nice house and lot in l>illon; good neighborhood, about a six-room house, and the lot contains onefourth acre. This is a nice place well worth the price. For price and terms see me. No. 18. One five room house with big good lot in a very desirable place inside coi-| orated limits of Dillon. Price only $1,400.00. Fall nt my office f. r lurtlie- informutio No. 10. One big six-room house with barns stables and servants' house, on one half block of land, in one of the liest residence sections of Dillon. Am offering this house very cheap for a short, time only. The price will go up after this month; lietter go look at it right now. No. 20. One nice six-room house in the most desirable part of Dillon, on one-fourth block. Party will sell cheap for a quick sale. If you are thinking of buying a house in Dillon it will pay you to go look at tills. Dillon's real estate is going up every day, buy now while you can get it cheap and double your money. No. 21. One new six-room house and lot 75 by 150 feet, in good neighborhood. Only 9<tOO.OO in cash needed, lialance on easy terms. This is one of the best barguius 1 have. Call and get price. No. 22. One of the best bargains in a sutro nuiMiiiig that has ever htt-ii offcifHl in Dillon. Conn' around and lot me tell you nliout it and others. No. 2:t. 100 acres in Florence t 'ounty, S. C., one mile from It. It. ami station; 25 acres under cultivation; 25 acr?*s more that hus been cleared and ready for plow. Two new four and l'ive-rooni houses with barns, shelters, etc-. Nice clay road all way from farm to town. This is as good land as anybody owns. 1'riee $45.00 |?er acre;easy terms. No. 24. 120 acres land, about 75 acres open; one ujhI a half miles to H. It. and station, good land in nice neighborhood, but buildings are not very ,<ood. Price Sftl.OOO; easy terms. Good clay road runs through place. No. 25. I have the best $00,000.00 proposition tliat has ever been offered. If you can get up this amount, you can doublle it inside of one year. Calll and let me tell you about it. No. 20. 300 acres fine farming land, one mile from nice little town; 100 acres Under cultivation; about all the tract can be cultivated; this is fine land; don't take my word for it, go look at it yourself; there are three good big houses on place with barns, etc. Price only ?40.00 iwr No. 27. One half block in town of Dillon, very bent of residence section. This Is a corner lot ami can be had cheap. I don't believe it will ever be on the market so cheap aj?ain. l*rice $2,ftOO.?0. No. 28. H. 240 acres ( land in Horry county 8. CM two and one half miles to railroad, one small house, one horse farm open. Price $8.00 per acre. . R 0 IIRIIIHIII HIIIIII - r. i^-frwi . I can sell you some of let me tell you about then No. H. 570 acres joining; the tract No. 2H; ftfrtti open lun<l, one house, barns, etc.; two juid one-fouitJi miles to raillroad. Price ?H.OO per acre. No. 30. 300 ?T?i, none cleared, no ( house, but some of the iH'st laml in South Carolina; one mile to railroad. Price $1:1.00 per acre. No. 31 H. j IOO acres,one mile to railroad station; OO acit'si n the very highest state of cultivation. Price $30.00 per arro. i No. 32. < 24(1 acres one mile to railroad; 2 I horse farm ojh'ii. including a strawberry farm that is puyiug a profit of $25t).<H> per acre. Price only *4,5UO.OO. No. 33. 101) acres of land in Dillon coun ty; all except twenty acres in high state of cultivation; bale of cotton to the acre this year. In one of Dillon county's garden spots. Price S150.OO per acre and It. will pay S |n-r cent, interest on double ' that amount if properly attended. I No. 34. I I?fO acres of huid in Garden Spot. 1 of Florence county, S. C. including all land inside half a mile of a ' station on Main A. C. L<. railroad; 1 party will not sell lots and has never been any sold at said station. Price only I *00.000.00 Am satislied that a good man could sell at auction .S25,hOO.OO worth of lots m one duy. ! No. 35. One big farm in anda round station on S. A. Ii. railroad between Pembroke ami Wilmington, N. (*. Fine farmimr Koi-ti.... ' - - p mm UIH* III uie best places I k now of for a Merchantille business. Price extremely low, you run get same ou application. 366. 2AO acree of land in Marion county, 8. O. Three miles from Marion; lOO acres in high state of cultivation. Will make a bale of cotton to the acre; good house. If sold at (Mice price only $100.00 per acre. No. :17. 400 acres in IHUon county, adjoining nice town. 200 acres cleared, good improvements. Price $250 per acre. 115 acres in Dillon county, 87 acres cleared, four small tenant houses, some timber. one fourth mile to K. 11. siding, onehalf mile to station, healthy location. Price $8,500.00; half cash, hallauce easy terms. No. 3l>. 1 One four-room plastered house on two-acre corner lot in town of ta, S. C\, on Main street.. Price $1,500.00; half cash, balance easy terms. No. 40 N. 225 acres, one mile from .loneshoro, two miles from Snnford. 50 acres in cultivation; three tenant houses; good dwelling, nicely painted; sandy loam, with clay subsoil. Darns and outbuildings; well improved and in good shape. Some very nice pine timber. On turnpike road from Joncslxiro to Sanford. $50.00 |x*r acre. Kighty per cent, level land. , No. 41 N. 448 acres, one luidahallf miles 1 west of Snnford; about 100 acres cleared. 100 acres short leaf pine, will cut 10.000 feet to the acre. Nice dwelling, with three or four tenant houses. Well watered l?y good branch. Sandy loam, with ' good subsoil!. On turnpike to Partliage. Price ono no No. 42 N. ! 230 acres, four miles west of 1 San ford; 50 acres cleaml. One ' mile from tramway. Good, neatly 1 painted seven-room house, with ' telephone. On good road. ISO acres in cotton. Good strong, san- ' dy htam land; clay sultsoil. Altout 75 per cent, level ami well watered. Near to church and school 1 Price $0,500.00. No. 43 N. 1 HO acres, one milefrom Broadway. 40 acres in culltlvation. Home timber. Small dwelling, with ham and out buildings. Price $IMM) pin* acre. No. 44 N. Pine farm and timber land on waters of Little lliver, in Richmond county, seven miles from Mount Gilead to property. One hundred hales of cotton arc heinK raised yearly on this property. Two Rood, large dwelling lioufin, kc- i aidea several good hania, and a i dozen or more tenant houaea. Nice- l ly located and well watered by j AC1 I LL INTER these farms for as lit i. But you had better I'rtM'ks nn<l slrciunii. It also hax at loast six million foot of saw mill t ?....? ...mi ??? .......... u.HT IIIIIIIUII im HI IH'I Kill 111 foiitit pine, two million feelit nf second growth pine and one million feet of good oak and hickory timber. Also good ettn gin and Llie buildings that go with pi-operly. Interest on deferred payments. I'rice an acre. IjK25.tHl. Terms MO.OOO cash, liaJiutee in five years. No. 45 N. 370 acres, 'IVo good dwellings iuuI one of the liest burns in tJie country. One seven or eight-room liouse; otlier one four-rooiu, new. One small teiuuit house; huge puslure fenced in with wire; welll wuLered; land, red clay; comparatively level; good neighborhood. I Hi si ruble place to Hive; near Troy, Montgomery county. I'rice $U,OOt). No. 4? N. 313 acres; four small buildings, two of tiieui nearly new; land nicely located in good ncighliorliood; WO per cent, levell; land oil Itoisl road, but the buildings are not on the road; html has two grades of soil; one-half red clay mid other half dark gray llouiny soil; made lust, year without any in- very little fertilization, one 500 pound bale of cotton on one acre; en IHMI1 l I'd), Molltgolllery county, within two miles ol" railroad, near pci'liuuuMit siding. Will please anyone who wants a nice place in the country. Price, S7.000.00. No. 47 X. 050 acres, six miles front Troy, line good, dwelling, with farm open; soil?some red clay and some gray loamy soil; good deal of this land has had the stumps taken out and is in a good state of cultivation; is on a good public road that will be graded in a short time; good neighborhood to live in; land rolling to a certain degree, hut most of is practicality level. Price #7,ooo.oo. No. 48 X. :110 acres, one milefrom the court house at Troy, Montgomery county; good public road right by place; ideal place for cattle and hog raising; also produces good corn and cotton; large seven or eightroom house which sits on on the top of a hill; delightful breeze tine re all the time; large Itarn, with accommodations for about 15 head of cattle or horses; one or two tenant houses; also outhouses; well of fine water; land well watered by creek passing through tin' place; fenced in small peach oi<rhard; also apple orchard. This is an ideal country place. Price 18 I 0,000.00. No. 41) X. Oil canitiil tii.ri... , llfiwccn Pini hurst anil .lockson Springs; 1 :{5 noros; good land for fruit) growing on line of M'l?drrn and Ashltoro Railway. I'l icr $ No. 50N. Iti rkinglmm, X. one and it hall miles out, east; farm property of five acres; 5O bushels of roru ! ?? the aero; tmek farni, grajte vines anil fruit trees; new five-room i-ottnge. Price, $2,Of io.no No. 51 X. Fruit Irml near Pinehurst, on line of Aberdeen anil Asliehoro Railway; 40 acres uiieleared. Price p IOO.OO. No. 52 N. Ill" acres, uncleared, eight millcs iv?*st of Southern Pines; small house foe eolo?wi ?...... - .. some 11111Iht. IVice $800.00. No. 53 N. I.OOO acres, in Marlboro county, 4. C., fifty acres in |>each trees, r?mr hundred in cotton and corn; >ne two-story ginliouse; fourteen IwellinKN, two stores, three barns uul eighteen stables; only oneliaJlf mile from siding, on the main line f the Senbard Air Idne railroad. Is one of the best farms in Vfarltmro county, and is worth double the money. Price 931,500.00. No. 54 N. 729 acres of land in North Carolina, fives miles from Al?eadeen, Keyser and Pine HluYf. This tract )f land contains about OOO acres level land and is near new sand day road that is now being built from Pine Bluff to l'inehurst. It ,? wmi nriir inc famous Marlhord Fanning fo'n. plantation and Is the same typo of soil. They havo made three-fourths of a halo of sotton this year on one acre of now ground and in or 20 husliolls :>f corn also on now ground. Tho w tiling could bo dono with this tract wo aro offoring for sale, as tho soil is the same. Price ff sold nt once, $6.00 per acre, one-third ~i , "diu EST YOU I v ;t!e as $300.00 cash J * go look at them now. I '" "II MWIIM B rjisli, balmier in on<* or two ycaiw, at (I |ht cent, interest. K No. 55. 1.1200 acres of unrlonrwl land H miles from Jackson Spdiipi. N.(' .; 75 per rent llevel witli round lenf blackjacks. Clay road inns through it. Priced lil.OO atn acre . Onethird rush, balance in one and two yoiirs, (t |aer cent, interest. No. 50. UtiO acres uncleared land .1 miles from ('under on A. & A. Railway. 50 |st cent, level with round livif Idackjacks. Price $ltl.OO an acn>, II alf cash, balance in one year. Xo. 57 N. ('. 2,oO(l acics on main line of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad 14 hours IB front New York City. Hide track on property. 1.24IO acres tinder cultivation. corn, peanuts, Oats rye. etc. 1.AOO acres timbered Hand. The soil is known as Norfolk lloain. Timber is ovre to inches in diameter at tin- but. is sold and willl be cut in I1U12. leaving more laud for cultivation.. Twenty 1, II and it room houses on pllacc. One Cotton >;iii boiler, <Mi saw >;tn and Kit^itte house and In riiuniii}; order, nin house, first, story ll-inb - - ... .?n. nrvil 111 I Siorj' 1 lit UK'. 17 aut.ss. Alll colored except one white family anil all arc pttaccful, respect ful ami easy to manage. Lauds product* 1 -II bale cotton to the acre and with proper impleiiu'iits and cultivation will eusily inakc more. i'llace is rented out at present. The plantation is welll drained with hte exception of J ?00 acres which can be drained; There is a fine opportunity for a stock farm, having all year green pasturage. . Halifax county seat, It miles fr?>m plantation. Welilon is 11 miles, rail or country road. Kichmmid, Va., 115; Norfolk, Vu.. K5 miles. The pllantation will muke an exceptionally fine hunting preserve as the game altvady there, quail turkey, deer, ducks, squirrels, rabbits, etc., can be protected by law ami added to. Tin* station Kuggles, a flag station on the A. ('. I,, is on the place. The laws of North ('arollina are very favorahllc to tin* Hand lord, no part of the crop to be removed without tin* land (lord's consent, until the rents and other debts have l?een paid. Violation of this lnu ? punished l>j imprisonim ill. I will take $10.00 |M?r ncif fur (lie whole H place, or will subdivide. No. 5H. I.">.*> acres?so acres in cultivation ami 7"> acres pasture; yood well and spring, ail level chocolate loam soil, :t-room house, small harn. school house* adjoining. .t nillcs to raillroad. tSood wheat ami cotton farm; good neighborhood; II. F. It. daily. I'rice $.~?.ooo. Terms No. 50. 1 (IO acres?I'Jtt acres in cultiva- " lion, 40 acres pasture; HO acre* hot torn, HO acres upland; timls-i* and running water; fine allfalfa fat in; :t-room house, stable, coral; school house adjoining. It miles to county seat; It. F. I), daily, Price IS 1.1too. Trims. No. WO. B Htt acres?7") acres in cultivation, black sandy soil, running water, small I house; school adjoining. tt miles to county scat, fine wheat and cotton faiiti. Worth $s?5.0tt iui acre. Price 91,.500.00. Terms. No. ?t. 10<t acres ? SO acres in cultiva- fife tion, lOO acres pasture; chocolate loam soil, spring and orchard, fine cotton and brootu com farm, St- m room house, slieds and stable; St miles to county scat; It. F. I>. daily. 1 mile to school. Price $2,000. | Terms. No. ?2 H ov ?rrM ? oialck Handy soil, no Improvements, k<hh! water, .1 miles to county seat, 1-1-2 mile to school, daily mail, near Washita river, veryfine wheat farm, woWli lUtt.Ot) an acre. Price $2,<M?0. Terms. No. OS. lOO acres ? 40 acres in cultiva tion, black sandy s?iil, 2 du>c-outs, spring, 1-2 mille to school, O miles to county seat; nice little farm, worth $lB.OO an acre. Price. Price 91 ,SOO. Terms. No. 04. l.BOO acres fine land in B milles of raillroad. Only Kl.RO per acre, easy terms. _ON, S. C 5 fHHHBHBPH ! ??