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This
farm
on
tlie
Asheville
and
Spartanburg State Highway, :adjoining the
southern limits of the town of Tryon and contains .6. acres,
in cultivation. , :
about
half
: . J
It has a fine joung orchard of carefully selected fruit,, just coming into bearing. It
hasoneof the finestsites for a suburban home that there is near Tryon. "
It has a large, well arranged barn 28x48 feet, two stories; also a tenant house.
The hill land-has been laid out scientifically with hillside ditches, and a great deal
of thought and expense has gone into the improvement of the -soil.-
" This is notfthe ordinary farm as advertised in Jhis county. The soil has been im
proved by years of. intensive farming, 'the growing of clover and other legume crops,
until it is now classed as the most fertile land in the county. The uncleared land is
mostly-smooth; rolling landsuitable for cultivation and was picked out and bought
from the adjoining tracts' with that object in view. N
This would make an ideal dairy farm, being located only. 3-4 mile from. the center
of Tryon, or. it could be subdivided into small tracts and: sola,to advantage.
As my other lines of business make it impossible for me to give this farm my -personal
attention as I formerly did, I have decided to sell. and prefer to do so by private
sale rather than by auction. .
ibiybneT miilaSng - ::ttta ...iiaicftase of ' fm property in iliis ucunty should Qvssfa'gate this at once
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FOLK COUNTY BVS
C. BUSH, PubllthT -
Published every Friday at -
Tryon, North Carolina
Office Phone, 39; Residence, 45
Entered as second-cIaAa mtif .Ann 2R
1915 at the post office at Tryon, North
Carolina under act of March 3, 1879.
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THE AMER VlAV VRZSS ASSCCl.A'i IO: .
SUOSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YEAR
Build inore houses ; make more
homes.
No American city can afford to tol-
vexate a mob. '
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The summer girl la always proud of
hr coat-of-tan. -x,
IThe man who has an electric fan
Is a tncky mortal. .
Thecivlllzed world cannot afford to
surrender to bolshevlsm. ,
bom-' One Hc KnVuu
; r'rwpHi,c !lif, ,ivnis. fur th tfrsl v
tlnie to h im.vle. He sWm,, vervin-:
' tervl. especially when a Horse'
,j or -beer a ,flalel: un : the
Jen. but -cry: of dellghi It-ame
wien a colored man appeared. rMuv-
rer. dere'a our.iceinMi-- hi oi.in
wts lad to see a face he tUoubt he
Someywhaj Hard io Belleve.--Jd
tlie tepjiriiimnt lif .SHtxetMame,
FratiPH sniiM- yirs aeo 'a plctnrp of
a .-mc Kho u - iiprdf ha as ' printed
on n IH'Hsani uMrl hrnst:by a flash
nf .ilKlitiittitf : Tb (tw was kllledr but
the girl wmmii;: An 'Italian sailor.
UllltHl hy light nu!'. he at" near tho
mast, bad uiHn hls ti-u V nMn -
horseshoe Umt wus ml!ed to the mast.
That drop In sugar came too late to
resuscitate the rhubarb pie. .
3'rom all accounts, the .East, hooked
up with bolshevlsm, Is seeing red.
Income parts of Europe an Impres
sion exists that war Is only beginning.
There's no mistaking the nation-wide
demand for change; especially chicken
teed.
It looks as !f at last the great North
American Tent payer were getting his
back up. .. :
- It is, doubtful if prices would come
down if i everybody .could stop using
evemnlng. .
Although the onion has declined in
price, it Is thought to be strong enough
-to . come back.
"i What is Imperatively needed in Eu
rope Just now seems to be to have
the reds bled white.
-.London reports the situation aa bad
as before the World war. ; And rapidly
not getting any better. - ,
The philosopher who said women are
nappiest after thirty-five did not real
tee how few ..reach that age. v '
The Pennsylvania convict vho m
pired after 43 days of fasting demon-
straiea tne low cost of dyinj. t
High railroad fares -may cause some
of the musical entertainments to de
pend more on principals and carry
less chorus.
Shoes are going down, it la reported.
If they went up much higher the .pub
lic would ln sheer wrath , of despera
tion put its foot down. -
If potato cost is to be -cut In half
soon it Is hoped somebody .will break,
the news pretty .gently .but emphat
ically i to vthe readers.
Europe has so many . Quarrels of
long standing that statesmen have dif
ficulty in foreseeing when and where
one Is .going : to break out.
A popular moving picture star says
he is a socialist It 1b not probable,
however, that he Is dividing His .sal
ary around on any socialistic basis.
It has been discovered that the poet
Burns required a big hat But then
not' everybody who requires a big head
measurement comes so honestly hy it
Hungarians and Jugo-Slavs are con
tributing their mite to world peace by
massing .armies .and inunltlons along
their border. It Is a wonderful peace.
In the province of Quebec the daisy
la classified as a noxious weed. This
strengthens the charge that there
may be money In farming, but not
poetry.
.That the profiteering landlord makes
reds Is the charge of .progestine ten
ants, but little that .worries the prof
iteering landlord; so long as he makes
money. .. ,.
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For Satisfactory Service
TRY US!
NORTl
TRADE
STEEEI
, Allied premiers tire a .unit :on one
thing Russia must be stopped. The
only , small question is who Is .to do
"the stopping, and will it be with cake
or candy? '
France has compelled some of her
profiteers, to f advertise .their sentences
in the newspapers, affecting a .unique
and historic suspension of the rule, "It
pays to advertise.
Sugar Is coyly coming down In
price, but not In time fully to win the
favor of the: housewife who has been
unable to put up the customary store
of canned goods, jellies and Jams.
In October the census bureau expects
to announce the total population of the
country, tart a far as the politicians
are concerned, the real : returns will
not be available until November.
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To be useful.
To inspire increased effort
To maintain high ideals in the busines of banlfl11
To finish todays business today. H
To make tomorrows service better as theresun
of today's experience. . -
lo renaer every ilepositor our best servi v
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.gardless of . theizcof Jxie -account
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To handle erverv firianmal transaction entrust
to us iwith the same precision and care as though 11
were our own.
To increase our circle of friends. . . ni
The success of our Creed is evidenced by yourfnenu
ship. . . ' ; . '
"Tho Pcoploa Friendly CcnU"
, E. AV. 5. C0C3, Pres. 7. E. WAtKER V' ?t
FHANK JACKSON, V. Pres. C-
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