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RARE Il~J f v?H.? 'wmxi The property loc?a by us Ij you are interested, 1 STUE CITY PROPERTY. No. 50?Two lots on High street lr \ the Town of Cheraw, haTing each a frontage of 65ft. and running back 300ft Each lot has on It a four-room house and other improve- ? ments. Good water and inj good location. A bargain at | $1,100 each, or will exchange for farm land. I No. 51?Lots Nos. 64, 74 and 73,. also 37 and 38 in Kin-Land,\ ] town of Cherayv. Good val-j ~ * <? 1 A A Uaoif ueo at ipiuu catu. uaoj , terms. No. 52?Lot No. 80 in "Wilsonia,"j town of Cheraw. This is a corner lot and an ideal place; for a nice home; good sur-| roundings; price $900. Terms on application. No. 53?ThTee lots having each a ] frontage of 77 and twothirds feet on Church street, town of Cheraw, and running back 266 and two thirds feet An ideal location for a home. Price $2,200 for the three. Terms on application. No. 57?Two lots and five-room residence fronting on extension iw 'J oi warm Bueei m tfle'tflwil J of Cheraw; house, new and T in good condition, bargain at $1,100. Easy terms. No. 58?One lot and five-room residence on Church street. Lot fronts 100ft on Church 6treet and runs back to S. A. L. right of way. Cheap at $1,100. Easy terms can be bad. one fourth cash. Balance No. 59?Two lots on corner of Brock and Seaboard streets, town of Cheraw, near Public. Square; good location for a / flat. Price and terms on application. No. 60?One lot and store near Ladd's drug store, fronting on Second street. No better location for business in; town. Price and terms on j application. No. 61?One lot on corner of Kershaw and Christian streets in town of Cheraw, fronting 106ft. on Kershaw and run-! ntng back on Christian 250-; ft; ten-room house, pantry, "tc., with other improvements. Cheap at $3,500. j Terms arranged to suit. No. 62?One business lot 22ft.x400ft with two-story brick, building 22ft.x60ft. on Mar- , ket street, in town of Cheraw in the heart of the busi-J ness part of town. Price $5,-1 300. Terms to suit. No. 63?One warehouse and lot, near! the A. C. L. passenger depot and adjoining the A. C. L. rtfh* r?f xcav Pnnrenipnt fnr side track and a bargain,', on account of the location.;' Price $750. Easy terms. Xo. 64?One lot 30ft.x60ft. on Marlboro street, town of Cheraw. j This is a business lot and;, cheap at $400. j* Xo. 65?One lot frontinf 73ft. oni Seaboard street and run-j ning back 110ft. in town ofj Cheraw. Eight-room house, ? recently remodeled; close in and think of the price, only 1 $2,300. Easy terms. Xo. 66?One lot fronting on Seaboard street 50ft., and run-J ning back 110ft., in town of| Cheraw. Two-story house, | six rooms recently remodel-1 ed and cheap at $1,900.!' Terms easy. Xo. 67?One It and residence, front-; ing on Seaboard street in town of Cheraw; fire rooms and in good condition; price $1,350. Terms easy.' Property rents for about Maynard BARGAI rJ_jERE'S a r beneath their rt M terms that mal - and gives you ; " become a land c harassing yourse with certain ast making firvno QfO thp hpst to be absoletely fi xe will gladly give you fuller j >Y THE ENTIRI 10 per cent. \'o. 68?Two lots 30ft.xll0ft. fronting on Seaboard street Located .near Public Square, Town of Cheraw, and cheap at $550. Terms easy ?o. 70?Two lots fronting on Public Square in town of Cheraw. No other lots offered in town I as desirable. Price $80.00 per front foot. This is dirt cheap. Terms can be arS"o. 71?One lot in Kin-Land, town of Cheraw, 50x150, four-l room house practically new I and a good renting proposition. Price and terms on application. No. 72?One lot 75x200 fe., on Mari on street, Town of Cneraw, price $600. Also lot and frame building on arlboroj street, town of Cheraw, price' $950. Terms one third cash,' caoj jja * men in can uc uau on the balance. No. 73?Three lots on Third street, price $750, each These lots These lots are located in a good neighborhood and is an ideal location for a nice . home. * Also two lots fronting on North Market street and one on Evans street price $335 each. Also two lots and four room cottage on each, fronting on Evans street, price $800 each. All located in town of Cheraw and cheap at these prices. Terms; one third cash, balance in easy payments. Xc. 74?One house and lot on Brock street. 90 feet and running back 9S feet. Price $1100. Also four lots fronting on Brock street 50 feet and running back 96 feet. Price $350 each. One lot fronting SO feet on| Third street and running back along with Brock st., 200 feet. Price $1250. Two lots on corner of j Brock and Second streets,: having a frontage of about | 50 feet and running back; 03 feet ty alley. Price for the | two $2750 includes half in-j terest in brick wall. Terms' So. 7G?Lots Xos. 2.7 and 2G fronting ."0 feet each on LeGrand St. i in Kinland, nice new four: room residence, painted. Pric-p $1100. Terms easy. So. 79?Lot No. 9 in Kinland fronting 50 ft. on Market st., running back 170 ft. Price $200. Lot No. 59 in Kinland front-' ing 200 ft. on Chesterfield road. Price $150. Easy' terms. <o. 80?Three lots 20\100 ft. on Market St., in business section, ofI of Knrrroin r\*?Joor? iciru ai uaigaui ?nu reasonable terms. \'o. 81?0ne lot 50x300 ft. two room1 I house, near business section,! and close to new A. C. L.' tracks. Price and terms on application. N'o. 82?One lot 66x233 on corner of; Church and High streets in' town of Cheraw; dirt cheap at $7.50; third cash and balance one and two years at 8 per cent. ' So. 83?-One lot 100x150 on Depot are. and LeRov sts. Kinland; lays on Chesterfield public road; price $200; easy terms. Also one lot 50x250 fronting , on LeGrand st. in Kinland, Raley Re >ta'e?homes and you may buy far ?al value, and on kes payment easy ? an opportunity to * twner withou- emIf financially, and >urance of money . investment and every title w ree from incumbra jarticulars ? and take you to sec ? LIST CAREFU three room house, shed, garden, etc., rents for $60 per annum; a bargain at $700; easy terms. I No. 84?One lot 50 x 287 fronting on LeGrand street, Kinland, four room house. Price $600. Easy terms. No. 85?Two lots fronting 50 feet each on Green street in town' of Cheraw and running back, 200 feet. Price and terms on application. No. 8',?Seven lots on North side Pub lie Square 24 feet and run-j ning back 100 feet. Also seven lots near Public Square 24 feet by 90 feet. Prices and | terms on application. This property is all cream. No. 87?2 1-2 lots with six room house and stables In town of Ruby; Cheap at $900. Third cash; Balance in one and 1 two years. No. 88?One lot 100x300 feet front-, ing on Chrltian street in town of Cheraw; eight room house; electric lights; auto garage and necessary out-. builings. Price and terms on applicationn. COUNTRY PROPERTT. No. 150?145 acres, located six miles Northwest of Chesterfield,! S. C. About three -miles from Ruby; 65 acres in cultiva-' tion; balance wood land, some timber; pebble with clay subsoil and produces bale cotton per acre. One! six-room residence with out buildings; two tenant hous^, three rooms each; good water and orchard;! stream runs through place. A bargain at $4,500.00. Xo. 151?2,160 acres, known as a part' of the Cash Place, between Cheraw and Society Hill; j something like half of this. Is river land and the other ( half up-land; taking it as a whole it is in our opinion the best proposition of this1 size being offered in the state. We know of no other | proposition as desirable for; a nice home. The river land is line for grazing and a! dandy hunting preserve and a lot of this land is as good as can be had in the county. | It will pay you to investigate this place. Cheap at $12.50 per acre. Easy terms can be had. ; Xo. 152?86 acres, known as the Garland land, two and one-1 half miles West of Mt. Crogham. Two horse farm open, j sandy loam soil. Borders on i Deep Creek. Too cheap at <1 ?nn i No. 153?300 acres, five miles West of Cheraw, 75 or SO acres In 1 cultivation and balance in, wood land; four tenantj houses. Detailed description, price and terms on application. : No. 154?07 acres, located on Bear Creek, three miles from Evans mill and about six miles from Chesterfield; 25 acres open, sandy loam, with clay sub-soW; close to good school and churches. Price $2,000. Easy terras. No. 155?S3 1-2 acres near McFarland, N. C.. two horse farm open; ?: A A U..I1J one resilience nuu wui uuuu-i ings; made in one year 26; bales cotton and 350 bushels I of grain. Price $15.00 peri acre. Vo. 15C?35 acres one mile West of. Guess; fifteen cleared, made ;alty & T 11 i 1 ill De guaranieeai nice, : the property stselt. LLY 15 bales cotton last year. Sandy loam soil; one tworoom tenant house and good well water, price $600. <o. 157?450 acres, located three and half miles North of Mt. Croghan, known as the Redfearn place. Two hundred acres cleared, balance woodland. Six tenant houses in good condition; part clay and part sandy, all has clay subsoil. A bargain at $25.00 per acre. Easy terms can be arranged. Co. 158?1,450 acres land in Bladen county, N. C. Long and short leaf pine timber estimated to cut three to four million feet; Price, fee-simple, $5 per acre. Terms can be arranged. No. 159?250 acres, more or less, located west of Chesterfield on Catarrh road, known as the Douglass land; 20 acres clear ed; one tennant house; cheap at $12.50 per acre; terms can be had. No. 160?243 acres, more or less on Chesterfield & Society pill public road, known ner land; some nice long leaf pine; price $12.50 per acre and cheap at this price; terms can be arranged. No. 1C1?150 acres near Patrick, half mile of depot; ten acres clear ed; cheap at $16.50 per acre; see us for terms. No. 162?436 acres located on Cheraw & Wadesboro public road, 3 miles of McFarlan, 7 miles of Cheraw and on A. C. L. R. R.; 200 acres cleared and un der cultivation balance woods with 100 acres in pasture; sandy peble and clay soil, all clay subsoil; one good 8 room residence, plenty barns and out buildings, four tenant houses, good orchards, etc., and a dandy proposition at $30.00 per acre; terms Xo. 163?We are offering at this time some nice lots of three to five acres, located in and near town, suitable for truck farming. Every man needs at least a small tract close in and why not buy you a place now while they are cheap; terms can be arranged. So. 1C4?512 acres 2 1-2 miles of Patrick, 20 acres cleared, one four room cottage; lays on S. A. L. Ry. Will accept as part payment house and lot in Cheraw;. Price $3,250. Terms Easy. \'o. 165?56 acres land within a mile of Ruby. One horse farm open; one tenant house. Bargain at $1,500. Terms to suit. So. 166?25 acres more or less 2 1-2 miles of Cheraw; Public' road runs through place;i one tenant house and most of it in cultivation: Price and terms on application. <o. 1G7?447 arces on bear creek. 7:7 cleared, saw timber enough, for building purposes; small water power, part clay and | part sandy all clay sub-soil An ideal stock farm: Will sub-divide and make terms I easy. Price on application. ru^t Co. I TO VOTE ON BONDS THE RAISING OF MONEY FOR THE NEW STATE HOSPITAL TO BE DECIDED ON. GENERAL ELECTION MATTER The People of South Carolina Will Approved Loan Made For the Carrying on of the Work at "State Park." I Columbia.?The qualified electors of South Carolina will vote in the general election on November 5 on the question of the issuance of $l,000,0QOi in bonds to relieve the congested con-, ditions at the state hospital for thq insane. The resolution of the last| general assembly provides for tha( election so that funds may be secured) to carry out the work that has been started at "State Park." The proper ty of the old asylum plant win o? placed as a security for the bonds.! The asylum commission has upon, the authority of the general assembly) borrowed several hundred thousand! dollars from the sinking fund com-| mission and this fund must be return*; ed. Unless the bond issue carries! then an extra appropriation will hav? to be made by the next general assembly to refund the loan to the sinking fund commission. The notices for the election on tba bonds have been sent out by Secretary^ of State McCown to the state election managers and tickets will be provided. Matters of Interest To Militia. Columbia.?Several matters of in;erest to the militia were announced from the office of Adjutant General Moore. To the position on the military board madi? vacant by the resig-j nation of Major John G. Richards thi 'governor appointed Col. Oscar wJ Babb. The military board now consists of the governor, adjutant general, Brig. Gen. Wilie Jonas, Col. Julius E. Cogswell and Col. Oscar W. Babb. First Lieut. H. G. Galloway, of Hartsville, Company C, 2nd RegimentJ ifJ&Qdered his resignation^ which^wag.^.^? * accepted, the reason being that Mr. Galloway has moved his residence to Macon, Ga. Henry A. Tiencken waa appointed lieutenant, junior grade, 2d division, naval militia. John A. Bullwinkle was named lieutenant, junior grade, 1st division, naval militia. Ed. H. PInckney was named lieutenant adjutant, executive officer, naval Dta? ! talion. . I Exhibit to Road Congress. I Columbia.?The state department of agriculture will send a comprehensive j road exhibit to the annual meeting of the American Road Congress and 1 affiliated organizations to be held at Atlantic City during the week of September 30. The exhibit will be one ; of the most complete ever prepared 1 in this state, and will be returned to Columbia in time for the state fair. The exhibit will be in charge of an expert road man. A large map of South Carolina. 14 by 11 feet, has been painted and the various high| ways will be marked on this map by I the charts of the roads in the state 1 that have been surveyed by Comi missioner Watson. Several thousand copies of the good roads books recent j ly issued by the department will be distributed among the delegates ati tending the convention. Negro Industrial School. I Barnwell.?It is announced authori ltatively that a negro industrial school will be located here in the near future. A movement looking to the establishment of such a school has been on foot for several years, but it was only until recently that It became a certainty. The school will be established and maintained by the churches of Bethlehem Baptist association of Barnwell and Bamberg /innnfioa Parnu-otl war splppfpr) hp cause of the attitude of the white citizens towards negro education. County Executive Committee Meets. Conway. ? The county executive committee met and officially declared E. J. Sherwood the nominee in th^ third primary for the second place in the house, his majority over his opponent, W. D. Lawrimore,' being 217. The total vote of the county wad 2,471. Mr. Sherwood wins a remarkable victory, he having come to this county only a few years ago from T\:i1Am nn,l Uis. ^ o uuiuii, dim HID up^uucui uciu*, (i native and an ardent supporter of Gov. Dlease, who carried this county overwhelmingly in the first primary.