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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-30

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CO.
IL lumbia, Onice OF Chief Quartermaster, Vancou-
yer Barracks, wash October q, IS90.-Sealed pro-
posals in triplicate will be received here until
o'clock a. NJ. November 8, 1870. and then opened,
for furnishing and delivery Of 40 Cavalry Horses
for the Department OF the Columbia. This num-
Der be subject TO increase decrease twenty
per cent Preference given to animals of domestic
production, conditions of quality and price being
equal aud such preference given to animals OF
American prod uotion produced on the Pacific Coast
to the extent of the consumption required by the
public service them. All Information furnished
Implication here. The United States reserves the
right to reject the whole or any part of any bid
ceiyed and bids VIII be considered for a less num-
her than the whole Envelopes containing pro-
posaIs yhelId be marked: "Proposal for Cavalry
Horse (" I'D addressed to the undersigned here J
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0SO5O A BARGAIN; MUST BE SOLD; ELE-
PCAOO. gantresidence; rooms, BATH laundry
and all modern improvements; brica-brac. top
mantels, ornamental gas-ixtures iron ran In front.
patent stone sidewalk: Grove St. convenient to
Hayes McAIister-st. cable lines. Apply to
oFARRELL Il LANG, IL Montgomery st, oc24 lot
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SEWING MACHINES.

. DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES; GOOD AS
= new: part cash. 1910 Stockton ST. oc2S
Cox NEW YORK OR HELPMATE; BRAND
tDOo. new latest; best Tor $50 all kinds repaired;
rented CHEAP. }. L. HICKS, 667 Mission. mrl tt
CEwING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RE,
- paired. W. H. HIGGINS. 1906 - Howard st. II
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Classified Advertisements Continued on thsr
Sixth Pace
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THE REMAINING LOTS IN THAT BEAUTIFUL
i residence portion of Oakland, Block 1874, near
oak-st station. broad-sause are offered for a few
days at prices which cannot be equaled; terms to
suit. Inquire at once of 4. H. BREED u CO., 1873
Montgomery ST., Room 3, s. +. oc26 II
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. BEAUTIFUL LOTS; EACH 40 FEET FRONT;
- only block from station and 35 minutes from
city on Berkeley local: these lots Will be worth
$1,000 within l year; do not fail TO see them at
once: price Sl4OO; terms easy. A. II. BREED a
Co. 32S MONTY merY St. Room 3, S. L. oc2b II
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Tor sALE-2O SETS HARNESS AT Il. SCuELL-
HAAS Furniture and Carpet-house, 4OS Flew
enth St, Oakland. de6 cod Il
TONES BAZAAR, COR. NINTH ST, KEEPS THE
- largest stock o. dolls toys. wagons tricyces,
fancy goods and prices the lowest. Oc2l lm
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G)IG LEVEL LOT, 25xl25, IN BERKELEI
ID ~. sidewaIked; handy to station; 50 cash, So
monthly: 1000 other lots: all kinds; send for maps
CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgomery. oc22 II
S.JJS A SNAP: $l25 WILL BUY a LOT
splLO. only 10 minutes walk from local trains,
surrounded by the most elegant houses IN oakland
only $25 cash aud $40 per month: see owner at
once. l. $. SHERMAN, Twenty-tnird Avenue sta
ton, East Oakland; local trains take you to the
office Ocl6 I'm
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Q.1.JOO LOT 25xlOo AT oAK-sTREET STA
ID IAOU. ton. WILLIAM j. DINGEE Oak
land, oc30 1hSuTu II
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BERKELEY ROOMS AND HOUSES.

DOR RENT, AT NEwBURY STATION, BERKE-
Il log, new two-story house of rooms, bath and
modern improvements; minutes from station;
S25 per month including water. Call at the prem
Uses, or on the owner, a. Is. MERRILL S0o Bryant
St., city. oc29u
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G0OUU. and bath: lot 706x15O: terms easy.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD Cor. Park 81. aud
Genital ave, Alameda. oc3O u
INOR SALEM ALAMEDA, ON LAFA1 Il. IL
L St, bet Eneinal aud San Antonio aveS.; 2 lots
4S:4xl4S each: also NV cor. OF san Antonio ave.
and Lafayette ST. and the two lots adtOinlng each
50xl45: get of at Chestnut Station narrow gauge.
Apply TO the owner, A. {. MATHiSoN, 425 Mont
gomery street. oc7 rurhSaSu I'm
&0ouO $500 CASH, BALANCE s25 PER
ULOOO. month; lot 40xl50; cottage; rooms
high basement. No. i9S
S3oOO-Lot aOxI50: cottage of rooms aud bath:
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance SO per
SS25o-Lot 81 :61l2o: new 2story house OF :
rooms and bath; fine marine view; 5000 cash, bal
auce $40 per month. No. 49,
per month No Asa
S450o-Lot 81 :sxl4o; new 2-story house: rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash, balance $40 per lnoNth. 49l
$i700-Lot 81 :6xl0O new 2-story house OF :
rooms and bath, on Central ave-; $1,000 cash. bal
ance $50 per month. No. 5O5
with store barn and orchard; SW. corner. All
S6S4O-Lot 1l5I2oU: cottage of rooms and
bath. windmill ana tank; easy terms NJ. 4S6
$7OOO-Lot S0x200: cottage OF rooms aud bath;
fine garden, lawns, etc; best neghhorhood; a bar
gain. No. Is
bargains in building lots in all parts of Alameda,
also house TO let and money to loan, by II: 7;
MOREAL Il CO. 142S Park ST., Alameda, and 4O2
Montgomery St. San Francisco. ocl9 y
opIOnn COTTAGES ROOMS; STREET SEW
ID wv. ered 5000 cash; balance easy terms.
Sl6O0-4-rOom house, with windmill and pump:
lot 50xl40; 500 cash; very easy terms
$4,000 Elegant 2-Story house OF I rooms;
easy terms. -
Si2 UOO-Three houses: now renting for 500 per
month send for particulars
Several desirable places to exchange for country
property. JUDD HANLEY Il CO., 1906 lark Silt q
THE WEEKLY CALL, WITH A WEEKS NEWS,
J. for sc. in wrapper ready for mailing
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w ANTED-TO RENT OR LEASE. BUILDING
w suitable for grocery -store, on or near Third
or Fourth sts.: state Size and rental. II. r.,
Box lao, CALL Branch Once Qe2s "
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S25OO h 5g q SEw and S15 s GoT
from Clinton Station. WILLIAM J. INGEE,
Oakland oc3O ThSurutf
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eJOSO BEAUTIFUL NEW 4-ROOM COT
ID lCCU. tage: lot % :6XS9. WILLIAM j..
DINGEE OAKLAND. oc5u lhSuTut q
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COCO LOT 3Ox90 on LINE OF PIEDM"N Mt
ID OOO. cable road; minutes from Broadway
deDot WILLIAM j DINGEE Oak 30ThSuIutf
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G0l0A COSY LITTLE 5-EOoM COTTAGE;
'DA lOO. lot 50xl4O. WILLIAM J. DISGEE,
u Ii nc2 sr,,i-r
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% An ELEGANT NEW GROOM COTrA5E
tDoOOO. Adeline Station WILLIAM j.
UINGEE Oakland oc3O ThSuTu If
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COCO LOT 32xllS ON LINE OF ELECTRIC
NOOO. road. WILLIAM j. DINGEE Oak
los no TI,S Tttf
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&. --O DOWNTOWN DAY RESTAURANT:
u CDt. meals 25c to 81 frSi-elaSs in every way;
l5c 20c business: receipts $22 TO e25 per day;
closes Il r. NJ; not open sundays; patrohlzed al
most exclusively by wholesale business men; ele-
CANT place: is fortune for man and wife; very
small expense to run it and little trouble; never
such chance; must sell; maze an offer. GEO.
STEW ART 1875 KearEV St It
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n Or SALE OR TO IET-ONE OF THE OLDEST
4 laundry Offices and boOtbaCk stands in the city;
possession November lsti rent low. McLAU GHLIN,
% kearuy 81. ocsO 3t$
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BAKERY FOR SALE me PAYING BUSI-
u ness; baking 3ia barrels OF flour per day; speu-
Gid store trade; horses and wagon; price $3.50
4 mir 4 ~
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S.ftO Al CORNER SALOON; NO AGENTS.
tNOUO. Apply CALL Branch ONCE. oc30 its
S.D0O SALOON: GOOD BARGAIN; SEE IT.
SNZOO. 3lSLa Fifth st. oc50 St$
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-30

q. 0n BARGAINS - LOTS IN BROADWAY
ID OU.Villa Tract, well located, lines:
tract fronts New Broadway, Oakiand's main
street: only few lots at this price: terms SIS
cash and $40 monthly. See II. Il. PINNEY, 4Gi
Ninth ST.; Oakland office open until p NJ. oc29 II
RIO LET FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOX CITY
property. cottage of 5 rooms and bath. centrally
lorated T. w VOI;ENANN 40 Val .ncfa y T. opI II
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

&350O sPLESplp GoTrASE 3o OF . !. ROOMS i.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, Cor. Park st. aud
Genital ave- Alameda. oc30 II
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CoSn BUYS a GOOD RESTAU RANT. WORTH
u ZOU $500: ) years lease: 81 chairs In: days
receipts so TO SZ5 clears $50 Apply CALL Branch
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DARE OPPORTUNITY; ANY GENTLEMAN
- having $1,000 learn OF hall interest In a No
I wholesale mauufactur ng business, paying large
profits: strict Investigation allowed: money to be
used 10 the business BRENNAN q DUNN, 800
Market st. oc29 81.
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GISO CANDY AND NOTION STORE, WITH
- 10 soda fountain; fountain alone cost Sl25
has nice living rooms; this place is bargain a.
500. BUSINESS ENCHANGE, : Grant 1t :
-. IN IELIl AND CANpY SlnLt. o. ME-
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GEOO GROCERY AND BAR. WITH SALE
u OOO. able stock on hand this Is a very neatly
fitted up place, does paying business and has
rooms for family. Apply TO JAMES WILEY, Sal
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GJSOn EACH-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW BROOM
III -CUU cottages l block from San Pablo ave
WILLIAM j. DlNGEE. Oakland. meSl lhsnTm u
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-30

Q1TS EACH-l0O LOTS IN 1HE BEAUTIFUL
IN l. y suburbs of Lorin: no such bargains ever
offered in Oakland; right In the march of immedt-
ate improvements; ferry to San Francisco;
streetcaT line TO Oakland; come at once before
prices advance; sure to make money: lots 25XlS5:
SIS down. 50 per month. CLOUGH a BAKER
964 Washington ST. Oct q
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-30

An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR PUSHING
~ men of limited means who have often wished
for something more independent and profitable than
a salary the lines Of trade that a small capital
would control: from $500 to $4,000 be in
vested with proportonate advantage ASK for NJ
FIERSON, Room l4z, Russ House, Montgomery St.
5. j.. oct. 90 so and 81, forenoon only; do not
call without a view to business. oc29 3t-
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Qr1EO SALOON, WITH LEASE; SThNYAN
III dOO. st, bet Fulton and Grove: make an offer.
IEauIre AZ the saloon. Golden Gate PARK. oc29 II
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADYERTISEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Once of THE MORNING CALI, 1857 Broadway, near
Seventh ST. Office hours A. NJ to P.
O0O0 LOT 25xlO0; MINUTES WALK
pow. from broadway WILLIAM J. DISGEE.
Oakland ocS0 ThSuTu If
g.tSn LOT 5OxI4O; 10 MINUTES WALK
'ptOO. from fruitvae Station. WILLIAM j.
DINGEE, Oakland. oc30 ThSuTu tt
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PERSONALS.

short 800 SHARES NEXT SATURDAY OR
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CIGAR, CANDY AND NOTION STORE: LIV-
ing rooms; rent Sl2 so: cheap II sold this week.
T04 Tfibert near Montgomery ave. OC29 it.
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L'oR SALE IN TERMINAL TRACT PIEDMONT.
i situated at terminus OF Piedmont CAble-road. In
the most desirable portions of the Piedmont dis
trict; has frontage cable-road of 727 feet;
ground elevated and of just sufficient grade give
every lot magnificent unOGstructed view oil The
harbor, the Golden Gate, San Francisco and OAK
land; streets graded and cement sidewalks laid;
city water piped to property: 10 minutes ferry
trips between San Francisco and the Terminal
Tract. The Terminal Tract is the cream of Pied
mont. Inquire of f. A HERON, 1850 Broadway,
7. o. Box 232, Oakland, Cal ocl4 I'm
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TIGAR-STORE: BIG BARGAIN: FINE TRADE;
y living rooms; cheap rent. ll79 Market. 80 81
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pACIFIC STORAGE CO. 3OI STOCKTON ST:
L furniture ana merchandise; advances made. l5 Il
FURNITURE STORED = STERLING FURS1
L ture Co.. 1899. 104l Market. Rosenthal Bldg q q
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HORSES.
I1iNE FAST ROAD HORSE CHEAP. CALL 100
i Sixteenth ST.. after s p. NJ. oc29 3t*
HORSE AND WAGON FOX SALE CHEAP.
IL ZOO Howard st, oc2S 3t#
Oh HORSES WEIGHING FROM 1000 TO 1850
OU pounds; suitable for all kinds OF work also sew
eral ploR-horses. % Potter ST., bet Mission and
Market off Twelfth. ocl5 tt
~ oRK-HoRSES TO HIRE SIS PER MONTH;
W horses, 1850 to 100 pounds for sale; $50 to
$50 apiece. 226 Valencia st. SELF Il
w L WILL TRADE LARGE FARM HORSES AND
w mares for hay. 625 Howard st au26 Il
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
CMALL EMPRESS WAGON. SUITABLE FOR
- laundry. bakery grocery; new top; also good
harness. Capp bet. Fifteenth and Sixteenth. "a So
CECoND-HAND WAGONS AND CARTS CHEAP
- at lll4 Harrison ST. oc22 II
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE: ES-
" tabliShed 1871: sole agents for the Golden Gate
Tract and Broadway Terrace.
Lots $3.50 to $500; "A cash payment; Parsons
Golden Gate Tract.
Lots $500 to 5000; a cash payment christiana
Tract, Berkeley.
Lots only $l25 S25 cash payments: the cee'
brated Bell ranch, Decoto.
Rich land: $3.50 per acre; Il cash: the cee-
brated Hemme orchard, San LeandrO; price $500
per lot; "A cash.
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JNtUbN. featuring business; partner wanted in
large downtown manufacturing house employing
J . 10 so hands: Eoous manufactured orders
from leading wholesale houses and have the reputa-
zion In this CIV Coast aud EaSt being the best
market; has the finest improved machinery, run by
steam: large stock OF and manufactured goods
on hand ard a regular trade clearing $1,000 to
$4,000 pcr year and to supp and MI the increasing
wholesale orders coming requires the assistance
OF an active working partner: Tor sold, financial
prohtab and highly successful business Investment
this olutrly equal on this Coast: reference
/ 50 earuy St 1t
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GlS 600 SUFFER- ST. NEAR BRopEK.
,ln O.OtO. lex; 3 handsome flats just complet-
ed; and rooms and baths lot 27;Gxl37 -, with
L, ~ :6x52:6, which is 2-Story house OF
MONTGOMERY ST. ocS6 SuTh tt
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gIpDn CORNER SALOON on PROMINENT
II 4OOp. business street; conducted by the
present owner for years: he having made com
potency is now retiring from business. j. W. DON
Al y TarGa
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IA LILLIAN !. DINGEE-oAKLAND REAL ES-
w tate for sale exchange; office, Nos. i50 AMI
l62 Eighth ST.. Oakland Cal; send for illuStrateI
price-list. Je24 tt
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
II CALL. In Mrapner. ready for mailing.
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Gan PARTNER WANTED IN GOOD, PAY
u tOO. ing downtown restaurant and coffee
saloon; with good bar attached; owner is rstclISs
cook; runs that department and wants good. sober.
reliable man to take charge of dining-roOm aud
cash counter; parties not meaning business don't
need apply as this Is fraud. Apply CALL Branch
Ghice OcEq
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LINE ASSORTMEN FLOOR OILCLOTHS Al
1 Use per yard just rece we'd; Brussels carpets,
elegant patterns, G0c per yard sewed and laid. S.
W. SHREK. 1924 Stockton ST. nr. broadway. II II
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cE0n LOT 6Oxl35, IN BERKELEY; SIDE
tDJOO. walked: $50 cash. $40 monthly.
S2UO-LoU 25xl2U: $50 cash. monthly.
$450-Lot i0xl2C; severed aud Sidewalked.
S4U0-Lots on So monthly payments.
S301-Lots on $50 quarterly payments
S3OO-LOts on yearly payments, Send for maps.
Cit AS. 4. BAILEY, owner, removed TO 20 Mont
np1D
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g.SIO LIQUOR SALOON FOR SALE; one OF
u CNO. the best stands Market St; dong a
trade Of AT least $50 day. with ong lease hand
Spmely fitted up and something that is desirable
IuT any that run THIS line OF business; and
is worth a; least $500. Apply X. KENNY, % Kear-
ny 81. 1t
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L OR SALE-UPRHuT FISCHER PIANO, WITH
stOul, cover and muSic-rack; only used few
months: price $3.50; bargain. Address Piano, Box
81 this ONCE oc29 5t%
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c.Oon PARTNER-MANUFACT BUSI-
CCUU. ness with well-knOWn reliable man,
Clearing 1900 TO $3.50 month: plenty orders on
hand; good value in sight j. W. DONNELLN 4
"a .Torkar
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OleS0 SUNNY COTTAGE ON NE. COR
ID 1OOo. of willows St. all street work done;
bargain; owner about TO leave the city. w. l. BAR
NAhD Il 50 y, 4S3 Ninth St, coz Washington, Oak
land, OCT If
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WELL LOCATED CORNER GROCERY FOR
u sale: cheap rent. Apply Erie st. oc29 3t@
Connecticut western news., 1890-03-26
GREAT HARRINGTON.

The small brick house on Castle St., owned by the Russell estate, is under- going general repairs
 Frank Weaver, of Mount Washington, has hired the W. w. German house on South Main street.
 Legrand Ramsey, who runs restaur ant on Railroad street, purchased 400 tons of ice last week from George A. Stevens, of Hartsville.
 Druggist Willard has settled with his creditors for 25 cents on dollar, and will sell his entire business to George w. Platt, of Greenfield, and the store will soon be opened.
 Ralph I. Taylor IS moving into hls house on South street. The house was rented last year, and MT Taylor lived on Pleasant street.
 The iron pickets, some five or six feet high, to be put on top of the great Chinese vail at Kellogg terrace, have arrived.
 A tavern keeper from one of the east ern towns was brought before the district court Saturday, where he plead guilty to the illegal sale of liquor and was fined $50 and costs. Detective Pease worked up the case.
 The farmers institute at the town hall Thursday was not very largely attended, but the discussion of "How to repopu- late the hill towns, and cooperation among farmers" was interesting.
 Henry J. Mignery has purchased the Treat place in this village for three thousand dollars
Connecticut western news., 1890-03-26
DEATH OF MRS. SMITH.

Mrs Robert R. Smith, of New Hart ford, nee Minnie M. Simmons, of Canaan. died at Augusta, Ga., at 2 o'clock last Friday morning, aged nearly 46 years For the past eighteen months she has been in failing health. By the advice of physicians she went to Augusta in Feb 1889 and renamed there until the following May. Last fall it was evident that her disease, consumption, was making such progress that she could not survive the winter in this climate and yet 1t was feared she could not endure another journey south but it was her earnest desire to attempt the journey. To go south seemed the only hope and yet almost forlorn one, but none could refuse what might be Minnie's last request. Accompanied by her husband and her eldest daughter, Hallie, she left New Hartford the 21st of last November and arrived at Angus ta five days later. They went by steamer from New York to Savannah but encountered an ocean storm which was a very trying ordeal for all on board the steamer and nearly proved fatal to the invalid. After reaching Augusta, and resting few days, Mrs Smith seemed to gain but the improve ment was only temporary and she gradually failed until, in answer to her prayers that tho Good Lord would come and take her, last Friday morning she was released from her sufferings. Her daughter has been her constant com panion and devoted nurse while in Augusta, for Mir Smiths duties as agent and general manager of the Greenwoods Go. required his presence in New Hart ford Iu response to telegram received last Thursday, announcing au unfavor able change ill Mrs Smiths condition, Mir Smith started immediately for Augusta, but at Charlotte, N. C., he met Hallie coming north with her mothers remains At noon on Monday they arrived at New Hartford. The funeral will be held to-day (Tuesday) at D. m. at Mrs Smiths late residence in New Hartford. The burial will take place tomorrow "Wednesday
 Minnie M. Simmons was born at Kent April 2Sth, 1844 She came to Canaan in March 1857. She attended the South Berkshire institute at New Marlboro, Mass, from 1857 to. 1859. From that time until her marriage, June 5, 1866, she lived in Canaan, but has since resided at New Hartford. Early in life she united with the Congre gational church at East Canaan and since her marriage she has been an active member of the Congregational church at New Hartford She was highly esteemed by all who knew her. Her life has been one of self sacrifice in contributing to the happiness of others. She went about doing good, ministering to the sick and relieving the destitute. No better tribute to her worth can be mentioned that the sor- row expressed at her death by hundreds of working people whom she has aided and whose condition she has ameliorated. She leaves an aged mother, husband, two daughters and one son, besides wide circle of friends to mourn her loss.
Connecticut western news., 1890-03-26
WEST CORNWALL.

Miss Ella s. Mack, of Waterbury, is visiting her many friends in this village the present week.
 David l. Smith is in New York, pur- chasing their stock of goods for the spring trade.
 Charles w. Ocain, of Bridgeport, spent last Sunday at home.
 Will Butler has secured a position in Gramiss & Elmore's store, in Litchfield, where he goes April 1st
 Miss Mary Cook, the popular dress maker, is on Cream Hill for two weeks.
 Mrs Noah Baldwin was 89 on Sunday last. She enters her 90th year under painful auspices. She is suffering from pneumonia. of which influenza was the cause. Dr Skiff attends her.
Connecticut western news., 1890-03-26
SALISBURY

The sick ones at Wm Hamilton's are better, though there are two or three still very ill. An 8 year old daughter died the 18th.
 The auction at J. M. Weible's was quite we'll attended. A great many arti- cles of household furniture were dis posed of.
 Percy Whiting, of Ct Harrington, who is visiting at his uncle's, J. M. Selleck's s is ill with the measles.
 A.. Millus and family moved to Shef- field last M onday.
 The ice men are still at work on the Twin Lakes, cutting ice to be shipped away.
 Patterson x Co.,, of Hartford, have been putting up monument to George Coffing.