davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
For Lhe Smyrna Times
rev. A. Green In Reply to Rev. C. R.
Blades. 49,
EDITOR SMYRNA TIMrs

EDITOR SMYRNA TINES:
In your issue of February Eth Rr5
an articles over the signature of n d
Blades, in which he attacts Ra,, ~ ~
,hi Tnsoh ana myself; and, in reply TO
euls ana other articles which have been
Mll'teh about myself by members of
tne NJ +: Church since l connected
myself with the NJ. E. Church. would
say that do not propose to be drawn
Iuto newspaper fight by these men
Wno are trying to injure me. and simnIy
write tnis statement to show that 7 H.
D9eh Ihe subject of persecution ever
since | left the NJ. z. Cbnrcb TSa
4rIlele which G. r. Blades wrote save
! was not valuable minister of tSo
M I. Church" Then the natural in
IeIehce Is that they would be Glad
was away from them and would leova
ulo alone; but such has not been tbe
case. But this | would like 70 60.
Lnat, while connected with tbe nj d
Ohurch l worked hard for il and ao
cording to an editorial in the WeJ5oj;s,
1FOteStaat - on my leaving, ,"some degree
success mad attended nv work -
ana think the remark about INV
xalue H1 comes in rather bad taste from
Dlaues VINO cannot show by his Con.
ference minutes that he was as success-
.ul as L in adding converts. maxine
proVements aud in the finances of
the church. "i"uoes ol
VI ne says, secondly, that Rev. lar
wilson gives out one statement obont
my leaving and l give another tbns
ihulcatlng that there is a difFerence
between DR.. Wilson and MYSELF Nono
exists. But the Methodist Protestsnts
ulu put me through a course of onas,
tlOhs and have twisted and misconstr,,
eu everything | said in replv untiI II
su'ts their purpose to make IL anDear
Inat I was disloyal to the Presidino
Elder; but have been loyal to him az |
Ihe time. What he (Bladesl renorss -
reference to DIR. Wilson re1nirina, - ~
~ I; CONSIDER carefully the fact of the |
nlsuer standard intellectually, morally |
a,L enu spiritually required of the Nj. Is |
onurch" is correct. DR.. Wilson did |
say that: But he did not saw that Gbs
Intended to transfer his ordinary men
. other conferences and fill their places
with good men like myself" This is
sven more malicious than the otbar
,'atemeht '.. attributed to me, for il Is
leIlVed from statement which 7 oF
NJ, nine own free will and accord made
EhiGh was highly complimentary ~
VI. wilson in his zeal for the worR on
It's district, yet cast no reflection unon
my member Of the Wilmington CON-
erence. The public cannot fail To see
ne logic Of this attack: if 1 make no
.enial, DR., Wilson is placed in a Salss
ieue neiore the people, and If l do
hake .e denial they will Immediately
ssail my character and question nv
elseily and thus try to cripple nv
seiuiuess as . Christian preacher.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
CAHOON-BERRY.

Joseph Henry CahoOn of BROOKLYN,
formerly of Dover, and Miss Ida Berry
of Philadelphia, formerly of the vicin.
ity of Dover, were married in the M. E..
Church of MiddletOwn at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, Rev. R. H. Adams
officiating. Miss Laura Berry of Phil
adelphla, sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Brown, of the
same city, as groOmsman. Miss Lena
PleasOnton of Middletown, cousin of
the bride, played Mendlessohn's we'd
ding march as the brides party took
their place before the altar. The ush-
ers were Hepburn Benson and Albert
Brothers of Wilmington, James Burn
ham of Philadelphia and Walter Lear
ned of Dover. The bride was attired
in drab travelling suit and the gen
tlemen in the usual black. The bride
and groom left shortly after the cere-
mony amid a shower of rice for a visit
to Washington, and will go from there
to their home in Brooklyn.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
For the Smyrna Times
Echoes from Cheswold.
The CONSTITUTIONAL GRUMR1Fp
STORE IMPROvEAtpN,.re, H.


STORE IMPROVEMENTS or
Inc man with pessimistic tendancio.
Is olteh calculated TO work up as nnch
mlschlet in town as wonId a n"4
monkey with Il lady's costly toiiot
1et most towns have him. evan 'a,,,
llIIje town Is not without him ana -
seems ne always finds following III
store OF complaints is inexhaHstihio
anu he loses no opportunity TO daaI
Vueih out to the person or crowd tbot
VIII near. The wrongs enacted in to,r,,'
ana school management commend -
especial attention. With him :, -
always turn the rascals ont ;,o ~ 10
better pleased with the new W. bo,,o
noC Ine least doubt he now has tickato
Ior Town and school committees worn
anu D'ackened in his vest pocket ayait-
ing TIE spring elections. There are No
occasions that afford him greater baD1
piheSs man these annual elections ana
coulu they be monthly he wonld ba
the happieSt mortal on earth EIa,,a.-
months OF the year however ba sir,.
great deal OF pleasure at fault. f,diaS
ana but for the fact that he scoIds a,.',tS,
us influence, these minor offices in ~
guy OF TINS people would become not
only thanklrss but really a terror ="
Uhe We'll disposed citizen.
The school teachers also coD,a :, r.
snare OF his rant. Their commissio0s
and omissions are many. PrinrinaTr
however they fail to earn their stiory
because they don't teach from savon ~
SIX, ten hours day, and keen tbe
children there as rigidlv as if eticLe
We're inserted up their backs. Tn short
an things with him are as much ont of
aI!l9 oaia3ce as he is himself, aud the only
rellel Tor him from the wrongs of Iba
community or the community from b;S
wrongs would be removal or death MS
william 1. Collins, our LEADING NOR
chaht, has piles of lumber unon bio
CO[her' which means that he will soon
ehIarge ms store room bv EXTENDING IL
twenty-five feet with a story oho2a
When completed his store room ,U;tL
sIocery VIII have width of twenty
Ieet with depth of sixty-fve feet. Tbis
VIII give Mr.. g. the long wished for
space IN which to spread himself HI
uesire Is TO have everything in stooI-
Chat ms customers might call for. Snc-
WIN many Of our people their intor
est in the Leconev trial i ;,,ta -
Speculation as to who is the iIe IL.
party IS vigorous, and the daily paDer
Is as eagerly sought for as if a Co1d
medal was wrapped within its folds fo-
each reader. g S IOius Ior
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
Hynneneal.
HARDING -cLEMENrs.

A very pretty wedding took place in
the Presbyterian Church of this town
at $50 o'clock this morning, when E.
2. Harding, of Philadelphia, former'y
OF Wyoming, led Miss Lenora Glenn.
ents of this town, to the marriage altar.
the rites being solemnized by Rev. Alfred
Smith, of Cambridge, Md, a relation
of the bride. The church had been
very tastefully trimmed by the friends
of the bride for the occasion. The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as ushers r.
W. Copper, ChestertOwn; VIM. Whit
aker, Philadelphia; Charles Alice,
Dover; Styles Clements, Smyrna. Mrs.
Kate Speakman, embowered in the
floral decorations in the pulpit recess,
played LOhengrin's wedding march as
they advanced to the altar, and Men
delssohn's as they retired. After
the ceremony and a short season of
congratulations, the happy couple
were driven to the depot, where they
took the train for the city.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

this has been about $3.50 each for
booths, constructed in approved style
and Workmanship, which are made to
told up and store away, and which
Will last for many years. In small
towns of Massachusetts, booths costing
as low as 81 each were used. Thirdly.
as to the possibility of getting in the
full vote of large precinct. In North
Adams, Mass, over 1900 votes were
polled without difficulty in one district
and the selectmen were of the opinion
that had there been $500 voters in the
district, they could all have been ac-
commOdated. FOurthly, as to provis-
ions for illiterate and disabled voters.
In Massachusetts, every voter is pre-
sumed by law to be able to read his
ballot, so that this objection does not
obtain there. Under the Delaware
bill it was provided that the illiterate
voter could call to his aid the assist
ance of both the assistant election in
spectors, who are necessarily of differ
ent politics, to instruct him in mark
ing his ballot; such assistants being
prohibited under heavy penalties,
from volunteering any unfair sugges-
tiOns. The cOllocation on the tickets.
by party, of the names of candidates,
as for example, Democrats in the left
hand column, Prohibitionists or Inde-
pendents in the right hand column, is
another suggestion that has been
made with intent to reduce to mini
mum the necessity of illiterate voters
asking for such assistance,
The Australian system, in some of
its notifications, has now been sue
cessfully tried, either in state or mu-
nicipal elections, in Massachusetts.
Connecticut, Kentucky, Wisconsin and
Montana; has been adopted into the
legislation of no less than eleven states:
is the present issue in the legislatures
of New York and Maryland, and has
been very earnestly pressed upon leg
islative attention by the governors of
New Jersey and Ohio and the retiring
governor of West Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
An Eventful Ride.

a farmer residing several miles dis.
tant had wet experience in riding
nome from the funeral of Mrs Ste.
phensOn on Friday, and his wife had
ln addition, positive scare. When
the worst OF the storm with the change
OF wind struck them they were near a
house by the roadside a mile or more
from the town. 1t came to them with
a roar and binding sheet of rain. A
llmO over their head was twisted off
and the general cvclOnic effect natur.
ally impressed the wife's mind that
she was in one Of those terrible events.
and obeying the instinct for safety
sprang from the back of the carriaSe
over her husbands shoulder in an ef
fort to get to the house. which was
speedily accomplished but unluckiIv IN
hItIe purpose as far as the rain was
concerned. The door was locked and
the children had hid the key, and bv
the time it could be found the LADY,
was thoroughly drenched. The final
opening Of the door afforded relief to
her nerves but the rain had done its
work for she was soaking wet The bus-
0and was likewise in the same Dre-
dicament, standing at the head of his
horse, whose frightened condition re.
CURED his presence and strength at
the bride bit. AS soon as there was a
lull in the storm they re-entered the
carriage and were glad to reach their
home after ride of four or FIVE miles.
and secure change of clothing. Their
experience was that of a number of
others, as far as getting wet was con.
cerned, some with more docile ami
mails backing up to the tempest and
standing until its worst had PASSED
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
Sales to take Place.

THURSDAY, February 10th, $780,
Sale Of Stock, Farm Implements, &C.,
OF VIM. A. Cummins, near Blaekbird
camp-meeting woods.
WEDNESDAY, February 26th.-Sale
OF stock and Farming Implements Of
Joseph W. Williams, near town. A.
Hayden, auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, February Goth. Sale
OF stock and farming implements Of
-. l. Short near KentOn. B. V. Well
don, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, February 25th, 189O.-Sale
OF stock and Farming Implements, &C..
oI Isaac Senlx, near Blackiston's Cross
Road. B.V. Weldon. auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Smyrna, DEL,
wednesday Afternoon, Feb 10. 1890

The TINES " is published every Wednesday
lilefnoon BY RoBT. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor. at Smyrna, Del.
ie-suBscRIPTION-One year, strictly in ad.
vance sl.5O; If not paid in advance, $500. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option Of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENT will be inserted at the rate
Of Seven Cents a line for the frstinsertion sub.
teluent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
nDeral discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

The favorable report made to both
Houses Of Congress on the proposition
70 admit Idaho and Wyoming to state
hood makes it probable that two more
stars will soon be added to the galaxy
Of States
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
THE MARKETS.
GRAIN.
PRODUCE.
Smyrna.
Town Taxes.

PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE F0s
TOWN TAXES are hereby notified =, tnA' ~
II they are not paid within Thirty Dsys Dy
from date, shall proceed to collect 'n'
same according to law
fel9,4t ]. w. JONES, Collector.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

AZ Harper, Kan, the ballot.bores
,'a. Tot ', .ne iour wards in the railroad bond
PsoPositlon vote were stolen on We'd.
neSIsy. 10 attempting to make arrests
On thursday street Aght resulted
snd Que man was killed aud several
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

One by one the administration il
disposing Of the most prominent Re.
publican editors. Charles Emory
smith, editor Of the Philadelphia Press
has now been sent by the President
as Minister to Russia.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

The Grand Army Of the Rennb biio
department Of South Carolina, decided
20 ADMIT no more colored posts into
tho organization. There are t,ro
colored posts at present ip that state.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
For Sale or Rent.

The House on Delaware SI
in the town Of Smyrna .29E$S4AA
tenure Of Amos ~ iPf., 49,
lfnot sold, will be rezh ;serss
year. Possession. giVcssrrsse, .ss iE, Frld
fsb1a ~ Ivy b.'s "a OAKoEoo
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19

fAhI 1.
run ChOIu Band of Hope
Inc lyorq ffayef.............. .....Band OF Hope
ahe euBe'..'...' Band OF Hope
song ana Speech Mother, Merry Heart"
Hettie Richards
Chorus, Marching Song" "............B Band OF HONE
Chorus, "The waters that gush from the spring.
Solo, @Where is Ny Wandering Boy Tonight
Semi Chorus pretty Water Spirits We. Girls
semi.ChOrus, "HappyWild-Wood Mikes We" Bows
Solo (Cha rlie), "A Wandering Boy am r.
Gilbert Jones
Chorus. ."Ohl we feel so very happy, Band Of Hone
PART H.
Solo lsambol "We's gwine to hang a tyrant,"
RichRbel Jonas
Duet.............,. Agnes CarrOw aud Alice Maekey
COlloquy, pat and Fritz.' -GeOrge and John Reed
semi-Chorus I'VE come 10 bury Nick OTeene,"
Boys
(Florence Taylor
Prohibition, Jack, Polly & Tom Allison Start
Chorus. ."The Red White and Blue" Band on HOPE
Recitation, Heathen Chimes" "....... Harvey Fnries
saI nes, band oi Hope
Helen Mackey
Duet Mother N and ChArlie) River OF Prohibition
Recitation Baby Bunting, "........-.Agnes Carrow
Chorus "PiCnic In the Woods, ..... Band Of Hone
Tableau
Tickets, 25 cents; Children, Is cents.
for sale at HOdecker's and Denney's
drug stores. Seats reserved without
extra charge. Doors open at o'clock;
entertainment begins at 7.30.
Smyrna times., 1890-02-19
Band Of Home Entertainment

The Band of Hope will give q tenn
perance picnic in the Smyrna opera
house next Saturday evening, Febru-
ary 22d, 1890. The following is the
programme of the exercises:
The morning call., 1890-07-10
ALAMEpA kEAL ESTATE.


A t iotsl -iNSfAllNhNfs- HOUSES AND
S25O-s25 cash, S. monthly; 25xlIo; sewered;at
station.
S450-s5o cash, 50 monthly; 5o1s6; severed a,
sISO0-ssoo cash, SIS monthly; 25xI2o; at sta
ton: cottage of = rooms.
SaoOO-s250 cash $50 monthly; 33r75; new cot
sSs0o~S5o0 cash, s25 monthly, including inter
est: Groom cottage; corner, 46Nl2O: severed and
macadanized: at station.
S32OO-$5Uo cash. $25 monthly including inter-
est; Groom COTTAGE 5Uxl5O; severed: near station
S45OO-S>O0 cash. $50 monthly, including inter
est; 7-room house; fine garden; 5Oxl41; near sta
ton.
Alameda, or 3l3 Montgomery ST., Nevada Block.
mylS II ThFrSa eoSu
TONES BY INsTALLMENTS-DO YOU WISH
II TO buy n home In Alameda II so, avoid agents
and misrepresentation by calling direct on the
buiIder. thus saving commission and difference IN
price between what you pay them and what they
pay for getting the house built by shoddy eontrac-
tors; houses built and for sale; small payments
taken; work guaranteed; lots for sale: plans fur
nshed free: call and examine; open Sundays. s. T.
CHASE, Builder, Office cor. Pacific ave- and Morton
ST.. near Bay-st- Station, Alameda. Je29 4w Surhs
4 LAMBDA BARGAINS-$l7OO-Lor 25xi45;
n nice modern cottage rooms and bath: l
block from Park st. $3.50 cash; S25 per month.(4I5l
$21OO-Lot 33:4xl25; rooms and bath: on Cen
trai ave-: $500: balance $50 per month. mo. 1881
S2Io0-Lot 53x1l7: new modern cottage rooms
and bath; 3 blocks IRON station; $500 cash: bal
ance $40 per month. mo RI
S30OO-Lot 27xl15; new 2-story house rooms
and bath at station; $500 cash: sS5 per month *
$lOOO-Lot 5Oxl25; fine new modern 2-storI
house rooms and bath on Central ave. on easy
terms good bargain mo. AID
$7S00-Lot 5Oxi50; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable: well located; part cash. GOD
Houses built to suit; 15 per cent down, balance
easy instalments; cheap lots In all parts OF Aa
MoREAL & CO., l42s Park St, Alameda, and 400
Montgomery St, San Francisco. my9L w
The morning call., 1890-07-10

BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARDING.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS WIN
III or without board; reasonable. Apply fhi
Gamma Delta Hall, Dana ST.. Berkeley. Yl0 81
CALIFoRNIA HOTEL. EAST BERkELEf GVoE
y rooms family single men; board opl4on"''A a
The morning call., 1890-07-10

$500 M assss rents is for @ 81 aSp
Valencia and Mission: In the Mission sunny belt;
no better buy for home and income combined;
st. je29 SuTuTh II
G1ln LOTS ON 18TH AVE, BET. POINT
I'D 1OO' Lobos and the Park, in Block 1867; only
left; call early, as first first served; half cash;
title absolutely perfect. L. A. DOLAN CO, $50
Market. je22 SuTuTh II
C0R. LoT-45xl10; l ST.. ADJOINING OLYMPIC
" Club grounds; will be sold this week at half the
actual value; call and make your offer, IL must
sary. 7. A. DoLAN, $50 Market ST. jel0 SuTurht II
COON FEW SPLENDID LOTS, 25xl25, IN
OOOp. the western Addition; 100 feet from
Geary St; all level and ready to build on +. A.
DoLAN. $50 Market st. mylS tt SuTurh
0ISO LOTS: 25xllO; FACING THE PARK ON
I'D lCO the south side. on $40 per month install-
ments will furnish written guarantee that in one
year these lots will sell for $3.50. 7; A. DOLAN.
$50 Market St my1S SuTuTh tt
Gl0O LOTS: 25xl2O EACH; ONLY SHORT
I'D JoO distance from Golden Gate Park and grand
boulevard; no sand; these lots inside of one year
Will readily sell for $250 terms only $40 cash and
80 per month; no interest; no taxes 7. A. DoLAN,
$50 Market ST. my1S SuruTh II
CJQOO CASH. BALANCE IN EASY PAY
OAOOO ments 2-story; bay-window: rooms;
for stable; flowers; lot 3Oxl2o Apply premises,
10 Albion ave.. bet. 18th and 18th sts, Valencia
and Guerrero. je22 suruTh u
o. Z MONTHLY FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOW
tp y ing level lots In Berkeley:
$275-Lot, 40xl2U, near railroad.
S350-corner. 75xlO0, living creek.
$300-L0t 40x 100: sidewaiked.
S45O-Lot 4Uxl2O; severed and sdewaiked.
SOC other lots: send for maps. CHAS. A.
BAILEY, owner, 624 Market ST. je17 II
L'oR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT. 5 ROOMS, BATH.
L 14l7 Devlsadero ST.. near Geary. jy9 Ste
The morning call., 1890-07-10

GToRE, ROOMS, STABLE; SUITABLE FUK
- butcher; $50. Key Grocery, 1900 Post. Iy0 7t*
n VERY HANDSOME NEW STORES AND
U flats; cor. Polk and Grove sts MADISON 4
BURKE. agents. ly7 AZ
The morning call., 1890-07-10
CARPETS

BRUSSELS CARPETS, ELEGANT PATTERNS
ID sue per yard. SeWed and laid; best value
offered. ). w. SHREK, 1874 stockton ST. Iel2 If
llARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
~ nstanieut price elsewhere 81 a yard NJ
FRIEDMAN Il Co, 22s-23O Stockton St, cor. Post
('LoSING Up ESTATE; BRUSSELS SEwED.
y laid soc: 2py Csc :oi-cioth, ;curtain-poes
Soc; mating. loo. NEWMAN BROS, III SikthsG
The morning call., 1890-07-10

y UdTgdIII. TOT MAIN tI 81. "
ITO lET-STALLS IN THE CITY HALL MAR
ket Market St, opp. Seventh suitable for gro
Gerry, poultry. etc. w. II. GRIM q CO, 1923 Mont
goInery ST. iy6 II SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-07-10

DR. MRS. GEHRICKE, S03 GOLDEN GATE AVE
DWomen's diseases specially; hygienic sponge sue
tion cleanser; SIMPLE safe sure; Instructions given
eohhdentially treatment by month low rates y2 6m
The morning call., 1890-07-10
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


600 A acre. o nAs specates IN aaa
stock dairy grain, fruit and general farms, resorts,
lots city mansions. country villas and sites; invest
ment and speculative properties; money to loan:
send 100 for llOpage catalogue G. II. STREET Il
CO., Land Agents, AS Montgomery ST. jyl0 I'm
I OR 3 LOTS; 5Ox25O: $500 EACH; IN
L. Haywards; central. Address Income, Box 95.
CALL Branch Once jyl0 3t#
efs ACRES LAND OR LESS: MOUNTAIN VIEW
w Santa Clara County; rooms, bath; improve
ments; price 5000 per acre. Il. HAWTHORNE,
Mountain View. Santa Clara Co., Cal. jel5 SuTh Ste
DOR SALEM THE TOWN OF CALISTOGA,
Il Napa County, California, three blocks from the
Postofice, 10 acres all level rich land; well set In
tullbearing French prunes; house of rooms must
be sold within 80 days, Apply to G. w. JOHNSON,
Caiistoga, Cal. 1y6 sc
QEl0n HIGHLY IMPROVED HOME OF 10
spOOOo. acres, mostly vines and fruit, with
chicken hatchery of 1000 capacity monthly stock
and tools fncluded: buildings new: all cost over
$4,000; furniture at same discount; owner com
PEELED SELL Address Box SO. Stockton, CAL jy2 II"
The morning call., 1890-07-10
sTOi;E, TO LEr.

7 ADY WANTS / OR CHILDREN TO BOARD.
il 545 Minna St jy6 IT,
The morning call., 1890-07-10

GI0OO GRAND CHANCE FOR STEADY MAN
y lOOO. as partner in irst-ciass coffee, icecTeam
aud oyster parl0rs; will be required attend
counter. etc; doing large business; right party Will
be allowed 10 Try business. Apply w. F. HEALY,
1904 Market ST. It,
The morning call., 1890-07-10

SMALL STORE TO RENT; 10 FRANKLIN ST.
y near Market; rent $l6. Apply q. Ii. UMBSES
q CO., IA Montgomery Sc. tyl0 TT
The morning call., 1890-07-10
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-ooNTINuEp.

OVONIhi hEAH fssI@hIf -CoH TN Edo
NOTICE. HAVE 1920 ACRES SUGAR-PINE
IN timber lands for sale a bargain: must be sold.
SAMUEL TOMBSTONE, 624 Market st. jyS7t
n ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
~ State will sell his property at sacrifice for cash
or good mortgages; Santa Clara County stock grain
and fruit farm, 1000 acres $l2 so per acre. stock,
crop and implements, low valuation; 16 acres
WrightS Station, $500; Is and 10 acres, San Jose,
part in fruit. $3.50 per acre; Monterey County, $40
acres 1870 in volunteer wheat SIS per acre; $50 un-
improved, SIS per livery stable, barn and COT
tage, San Miguel 5000: also lots 800 each; also
gage any OF these particulars application
Address A. w. b.. 2S14 Sacramento ST, San Fran
cisco. apps tt
CCHOOL LANDS, 81 so TO SO AN ACRE; ON
y very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to
suit; no residence Improvement required; all
kinds of lands. in many different counties: send
stamp for list open Monday. "Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings + w LAKE, q Flood Building l3 tc
The morning call., 1890-07-10

7 ADY WITH PLEASANT HOME IN ALAMEDA
i j wants l or children to board; good home and
references given. Address NJ. Nj, Box 30, Gail
Branch ONCE. Its
The morning call., 1890-07-10

COCO GREAT BARGAIN: FRUIT AND
GOOO. produce store. Western Addition; one OF
the best stands in the city: doing trade o. So
per day: horses wagon, etc: living-rOOms: cheap
rent w + HFALY 1904 Market st It's
The morning call., 1890-07-10

G.J) 81 FIFTH ST., Mr.. FoLSOM SUITABLE
I'D =. for n restaurant fruit-stOre CHAS.
ASHTON. ~ Montgomery st. lyi lot
The morning call., 1890-07-10

q H0n EACH; NICE LEVEL LOTS ON CAS-
~ OUO SELF ave. size 2Sx214; these lots
between the Marketst. extension and 18th ST., the
latter street to be made into boulevard aud passes
directly in front OF these lots; good mprOyemen tS
being made in this vicinity and these lots offer
a good opportunity for speculation. MCAFEE
BALDWIN HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
street. te15 If SuruTh