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October 20, 1909
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THE COVINGTON NEWS
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WONDERED!
How often have you wondered that RIVER’S HILL, that beautiful high and rolling tract of land, had
not been bought by some real estate man, who could see the great possibilities and the
elegant locations for homes, and sell the people Residence Lots.
BOUGHT!
It remained for a ministerial student who had for years worked at this business, to secure the property
at quite a profit to the former owners and then secured a real estate man of experience
as a partner in this development.
To Be Auctioned
MONDAY. November at 11 O’clock, A
RAIN OR SHINE
This property fronts on the East by Oxford Car Line, and is between Covington and Oxford, both towns are growing
towards this property. Look at the improvements in Covington—watch her grow;
You can’t rent or buy a house in Oxford today; Watch her grow.
Size of Lots Are 1-4 to 1-2 Acre
TnmiA TpOII Payments Suspended During Sickness. No Tax for 1910. Title in Fee. *25.00 Cash. $10.00
I Ul 1110 Ldujf a month on deferred payments without interest, or $5.00 a month at 8 per cent discount for cash
on deferred payments.
YOU KNOW THAT REAL ESTATE IS INCREASING IN VALUE all the time. Now can in justice to yourself,
let this opportunity by without buying. you,
go For further information address.
M. M. Marshall J. L KIDD
OXFORD, GEORGIA MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA.
Deeds to Pass Through Bank of Covington Lots Sold to WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
