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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05
PIttshurz NurserIea-

MessrS- John K. & A. Murdoch have sent
Us their beautiful spring catalogue of Trees,
Seeds. Hardy Roses. Vines, etc 1t is print
ed by Percy F. Smith and IS gem in every
respect. See advertisement in another col
umn.
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Messrs- George Plat and FL :. Kautner
have purchased the grocery establishment Of
Josiah Keller. and viii take possession dur
ing the present week. Both young men are
well and fayorably known to the residents
ofsomerset. and we have no doubt will meet
with the rich success in their new venture
that they deserve.
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Notice.

The accounts in the Estate Of DIR. Henry
Brubaker decd, must be settled, either by
note or payment Parties knowing them
selves 70 be indebted 10 the estate, will please
call and see me az once.
il. PUGB.
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Potatoes.

Two car loads have been added TO our
stock, and We now have an abundant supply
for everybody. Send US your orders which
shall have prompt attention.
Respectfully.
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School Teachers. Attention

Send 70 Fishers Book Store for cards.
chromos, and other rewards for last days Of
school. You can send price in postage
stamps. Cards, chromos and books mailed
promptly CBAs. II. FIsHER.
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A ApMINIsTgAToR,s NOTICE.

Ezsste Of Lewis Keiser. decd late OF Quersahor-
ing Twp. Somerset County. Pa
letter. Of Administration on the above eStai
having been granted 70 the undersigned BY u
proper authority. notice Is hereby gwen 70 a
persons indebted 20 said estate TO make innne6i-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same VIII present them duly authenticated
for settlement On o. befor- Tuesday. the 18th
day Of Mar h. Is90 At the residence of The Admin
tstrator in Qnemahoning Township.
OLIVER p. SHAVER
jams AdmsnIstrSfOr
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Fish.

Consignrnenls Of mackerel fsh-the best
on the nsarket--and lake herring have been
received and We ofer them at prices fairly
low. for cash or is exchange for country
Respectfully.
Cock a. BEERfrs-
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TERMS:

The share Of the widow Of the purchase money
fone third after Ty seft of all just debts and l
chaser during the natural life Of Maria KisDlnel
the widow Of I'd All. KiInmei. deceased ard the
interest thereof shall be annually ard regularly
paid 20 ter BY The purchaser. hs heirs ard essiz5s
or Others tse as rents s-e recoverable IN this Com
TooisNezifn which the said uid0w shall ACCEPT
10 fuii saIisfsetion Of her dover IN the premises
and AZ her dfce1<e her sharr Of The purchase
nlosey shall be pa d 70 the heir Of Kssrsra Kim
mel, tierezsed- TIE baiancs shall te paid In
tret egas pfssse5ts. ten per cent 70 b paid down
uH day olsale. The remainder Of nne-shird a. the
confirmation Of the sale o ethird in one year
and the remaining third in Two yeasS vita inter
est on tne deferrsd peymeDfs from the eonfrnaa-
ficu of the sale pes-ssSiun given l.. Of tTgiI ca
AAkG1ET "A McCLARRAN
A. G. KiANEI.
Feb2G Trustees.
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.RUsTEFS SALE
V VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, MARCH %. 1880,
TERMS:

TIE share OF the widow lone-kaif AFTER the pay
menf OF all Just debts and legal ehargesi snail re-
main in the hands OF the purchaser during the
n4I1ral Efe 0f Nancy Jmberger. the widow OF
Hennkn UmbeIger, decessed and the interest
thereof shall be nanEAily and regularly PAID 70
her By the purchaser. his heirs and assizrss hold
ing the prem lsfs to te rec0rertai by dis gts Or
Otherwise. a. rents are fecoFerable In this Com
HoaVeAlfh. which tie aid widow shsl accrpt
ia fEli satisfaction OF aer eoNer in the prelnis
and et her decease her shaEe % the purchase
money shall be paid 70 the heirs q Herman I'm
berger deceesesf The balaHce shall Be paid IN
fhr>e eQuaf aaHsel payments. Ten PER cent 70 bs
paid down on day u sale, the remainder Of enc
third ~ the continuation of <sie one-third in
QDe rear. and the remaining trIrd in two years
With interest or the d ferred payments from the
connrIna ticL Of s4le. Possession given a; Of
April. IsgO.
PERRY TNBERGER
REUBEN HORNER
man. Trustees.
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NOTICE.

Esiate Of Dr.. J. X Miller. deceased. late of som
erSst Borough. SsJTnsrse1 COllnty Px.
Letters testarDesi-ary on tse estate Of Dr. : K
Miller. iase Of S,ne-ses Borough dee'd having
been granted 70 lac undersigned. notice Is hereby
given n al Ferofis indebted 10 said estate 70
make immediate payment and those having
Claims against the SAME Vii present them duly
authenticated for settlement and siloH assee on
Saturday. March !. Is1o. 81 the residence Of 4 y.
CoEborit, Esq. in Somerses, Pa
JENNIE c MILLER,
lsEi5 Exccusrfx-
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Contrary 10 the usual high state Of pnbiic
feeling annually maniiesfei by the residents
Of sonerset Fhen applications Tor liquor
licenses are to acted upon By the'coUri. the
local bail Of justice vas verv sparseiy filed
when the question was called up AT Thurs
dav Afternoons session. Lawyer A. c. Hol-
bert. representing the application Of Ms
lane Winters. Of the C6smmerciai Hotel, vas
first % claim the attention Of the court
Considerable interest was experienced BY
that eensleman's fellow-attorneys TO hear
bow he would explain bis incongruons pO-
sition-hs having appeared in behalf OF the
remonstr4nts last year. Mr.. Holbert opened
with a quotation from the title page Of
Aiexsnder Stephens history Of the War
Between The states. Times change, and
men often change with them. bat principles
never He then proceeded 10 discharge
bomb that he had jealously guarded. which
when exploded struck the spectators with
an,azement, and caused the learned gentle
men on the Bench 20 elevate their brows
and prick NJ their ears in q startled man
ner. He charged that there was no remon-
STRANGE before the court against granting
license to his client. inasmucs IS the stii la
vii required TO be made 10 the remonsir1nce
did not contain the signature Of Prothon-
otary Horner TO the jurzt. Mr. Hoibert's
Argument. which was confined principally
TO this point, was most intelligent and logic
Al. and, as II subsequently appeared, len It's
impression 90 the cours.
M. Coffroth argGed the case for the re-
nonstranfs. He claimed that the papers IN
ares,ioa had been deposited in the Prothon-
ossry's Office in doe time, and insisted that
license should not be granted IN mere
techniczlity Of such character
Vim. II KoOntz sppeared in behalf Of the
app.icztion Of Mr.. Tayman-
Afser consulting with his associates. Judge
Baer refused the application of Mr.. faymAn,
the principal ground for refnssi being the !
Close proximity Of his house 70 church. /
and made an order that depesiiions be taken
ia the case Of Mr. Winters license, return
able al April adjourned court.
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Dennis Eichnor, Esq. formerly Of Meyers
oAie, bat Tor the Past two years a resident OF
Sal; Lake City, was last week appointed city
solicitor by the liberal party who recently
came into power.
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Two hundred and fiy-fve applicants f,r
reisil liquor dealers lioerse have been filed
with the Prothono,ary Of Cambria county.
One hundred and four Of the number came
from Johustown.
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Ezsare Of John Weaver. dee'd- Ia.e Of Paint Twp
Somerset Co. Pa
Letters of administrator on fhe ahore estate
having been grant ted 10 he undersigned b. the
proper aufhoritr. aOfiee is hereby gwen 70 AL
persons Indebted % said estate 70 make inmedi-
sfe payment and fh1ee having claims or de-
r1snds szasnst tie same VII present them duly
aaSneutcaled for Ser1lezncn. tn the undersigned
ADMINISTRATIVE af the late residence of deceased
In Paint Township On OF before Thursday the
l31h day Of March. 1szs1
cATHAETSE WEAVER.
janaa. Adminissratr.x
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NJ. I'd Hoover. one day last week. sold
nis eissiliery in BrotherssslIey township to
MI Ed Walters. the celebrated Baltimore
distil.er.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

The attendance At court this week Is very
si''n' there bsing but few persons present er-
cepi suitors jurors and wifnesses
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Josiah Keller has aled his bond At the
Post oftice Department. and expects TO re-
ceive his commission as postmaster for Som
erset this week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Prof John II. Cessna. Superintendent Of
Schools Of Bedford County. who was a cAndi-
date sor election for a fourth term. on satur-
day announced his wiibdraWal from the
contes'- This leaves the conies, 10 Prof y.
5 Replogle, Of saxton; Prot c. J. Potts. Of
Schellsburg and Prof D. W snyder, Of
Wet Providence township. The election
viii tske place al a county convention ofthe
school directors 70 be held in Bedford on
Tuesday. May oh.
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DIED..

GARDSER.-on Friday February 7th,
1890, E.udwiek Gardner. Of Bakersville, Pa,
aged 90 years. 3 months and l6 days.
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LERoY FoEcUEE,
J. c. FoRsNrHE,
-
church DsdlcatIon at Hyndman.

The Hyndman, Bedford county Disciple
church was dedicated last Sunday. The min
listers present were the two county evangel-
ists. w II. Applegaie and K. L. Noel, and
Peter Vogel. The church is the finest and
best located in the, place, and is 5ix32 feet.
with vestibule and two SundSy-sehOol and
dressing rooms. Including furniture, The
total COSTS over &, 100 over 81 900 Of which
remained to be raised on dedication day.
About $50 Of this sum was assumed by
three members. who hope that others will
help TO psy IT, PErEE VoeEL
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oEne7s of ice boases were busily engaged
Monday and Tuesday filling lhem with ice
about two inches thick.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Mr. Z. J. Ssese. OF Ogle township, writes
Us in regard to an interview with State Or
nithologist Warren, which appeared in this
column several weeks ago concerning a new
species Of rabbit that has Ape s-ed in west
ern Pennsylvania. Mr.. Seese says that the
species referred TO wearing white coat in
winter and grey in simmer is native Of that
township that be has frequently heard bis
grand father and father speak Of them and
that ne himself has seen them every winter
during the past fifty year, He says they
are at least one-third larger than the COM
mon grey rabbit and wear very heavy coat
Of fn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

NJ jacob Kautz, Of Johnsiown, spent
Monday IN Somerset. he vas called 10 his
hcne IN this county 10 welcome newborn
heir.
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Secretary Ire Of the State Board Of Hsallh
has issued the following circular l have
res7eived information from the State Board
OF Health Of Connecticut that smallpox nov
exists al FIVE different points in the central
portion Of the State. The infected Towns are
Windsor Locks, Woodssocks, Waterbury.
Eas, Windsor and Meriden. Many persons
have been exposed TO the conisgion, IN con
sequence Of the fact that individuals suffer-
ing from the disease have been allowed TO
travel in public conveyance Il Is. there
fore. recommended that all persons who
nsv have occasion % visit the region indi-
Gated take the preeaution 10 Be vaccinated
before leaving home. The disease has also
been officially reported during the past tTo
weeks from the state OF Ohio, Michigan, Hi
nois and Massachusetts, Health Officers in
Pennsylvania, especially in the western par.
OF The state. should, therefore be on the
lookout for sporadic cases
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-05

Cyrus A. Yoder, Of Cssselnan. has been
granted pension. and Abram A. Miller. Of
Ursina, has been granted an Increase Of pep.
sion.
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ExEcuToRy NOTICE

Estate CT Solornn y. HsmmeT. deceased late Of
Jenner GWp, Somerset Go. Pa
Letters fe<faTrentary on above estate having
been granted IN the undersigned by the proper
authority. notice l. hereby gwen 10 ali pe-Ss5is
indebted to said estate 70 make ir1mediAie pay
ment. and those having claims sgainst the same
viii present them daily snthenficatad ior settle
meni on Friday. April T. isgo Al the late residence
Of deceased
JOHN G. HAMMER
DAVID " HAMMER
feft-b. ExaGuffrS
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sArrRD,r EvENISe sRssIox.

We were entertained by Prof J. NJ Berk-
ey and Rev. Zinn. the former speaking on
. The missions Of our public schools, the
latter giving an Address to directors and
teachers" The evening session was inter
sperSed with music, by l. S. Pile. Miss Min
ME Moore Miss Louise Moore, Miss Pile
and Mr. Pile
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Where to Buy Carpets.
Roekwooa NormaI sehooI

VIII open Monday. April 2ssh- For par
ticulars address C. L. sayior, or o. o. Say
lor, lockwood, Pa.
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TERMS.

Onc-thsrd in hand ard the balauee n two
equal annual "a yInents deferred pay menis . he
secured bT jgiiglnent On tiic premises. Ten per
cent OF the purchase money 10 hs paid when lie
property l. Knocked down
JOHN MORWN.
mer5- Trustee OF CsshaTiHe A. smith. deed.
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DR. David +. Raida in. OF Somerset town
ship informs Us that bis family has been
soreiy al scted This winter Several Of his
children bave been down for the past i've
months with typhoid fever, and a few weeks
age bis wife was stricken with the same dis
ease and is al present in a very critical con-
dition. Owing 10 the dread Of the disease
thai exists in the neigbborhood of his home,
It Is impossible FOR him to procure any as
sistance in nursing his sick
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lne county commissioners have req-lestei
Us to advise the parents Of Somerset youth.
OF the necessity Of impressing upon their
minds the fact that there IS penalty against
ceiaeing The walls Of public buildings The
halls Of the court hou-e which we're recent
ly painted have been mati.aled in many
diheseni ways, and the commissioners pro
pose - make an example Of the first one
deiecisd IN disfguring Them.
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A DMINISTRAToR's SALE
Of
Valuable Real Estate.

OY VIRTUE Of an order issued ont Of the Or
y phans Gourt 0f Somerset County. Pa. to the
undersigned directed. be xiil exuose 10 public
sale on the premises al the late residence of Sen
jamin stun, decd. ON
SATURDAY, MIRCH %, 1880,
al O'Clock P n, the following described real
estaie Of said deed. viz
A cerlain lnact OF land situate in Jennsr i9wn-
ship. somerset county Pa adjoining and Of
Jonathan skunk Henry Eu1e Levi Eriesiline
and s'thers, and lying along the public road lead
ing from The }ohnStoWu aud somerset turnpike
70 the Bedfoni aud Piifsuurg turrlpik ks. contain
ing 19 acres more Or less. OF Inch about ~ acres
are cleared AMI in gOcd state OF cultivation,
aud the remainder being well limbered.
Having thereon crecis-i a Two story log dwell
ing house. with new story plank addition
for kitchen. large tWestOry plank carpenter
shop. blacksmith shop. stable smoke house
large apple. peach, pear. slid cherry orchard on
the PREMISE
TERMS, Tea per cent. Of the purchase
tlUWlOI money % De paid down on
day Of sale, snd the remainder 81 03e-thini on
lss0 OEe-tniTd fafier the payment u debts 10
remain len the premises the interest thereof
TO be paid Annually 10 Jane SUIT ai1OW during
her life. and Al her death the said priucirai sura
10 be paid - the heirs and legal repre- Sensasiyes
OF said dececeut the remainder Of said purch aS
I1cliey 20 Be- payable Ia tHo equal payments one
due April, lssl, and the other due April. 1872
with Interest on deferred payments frUin April
Is9o
VII SwANK,
feb 18th Admr Of Bensa Stufit, decd
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ExEcUTRIx NOTICE.

EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Estate Of Lt1uick Gardner deed late Of Jef
fszs0s Township. Sone-sef COUNTY. Pa
Letters feEtAmentary On fre q 1CTf e<fafe haF-
ing been granted 70 The uut zig1ed by the prDp-
er authority. notice : heres given . All persons
Indebted % sid estate % make immediate pay
me1t and those having claims CT demands
against the same viii prese-f fhen1 duly aufheo-
ticat-d for settlement 70 Siias II. Gable. ESQ
who Is authorized % act or ne In The estate on
Friday, April I. lsao.
HARRIET GARDNER.
Execusrix-
i II Tzr 4frorrer
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A DMISIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Joseph A. I. Hunter late OF Crsirs
Borough. Souer@-t Connfy Pa
Letters Of administration on The ahov estate hav
ing been granted 70 the undersigned BIZ the proper
authority, notice IS hereby given % all persons
indebted 10 Seid estate % make immeSiiate par
nenf. and those having claims against the same
VII present them duly authenticated for settle
nent on OF before Thursday. April L. 1890 al the
ofiee Of John r Scott in the borough o. somer-
set JOHN K SCOTT ~
MARI Adale- cas- trxan>nto ezns.ro.
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Most Favorable Terms
ExECUTRIx' NOTICE.

Esste Of reter OFT. late of Faint Township.
Somerset Co Ps-- dec a
Letters tesiamentary having bee1 issued to
the undersigned By the proper authority IN the
above estate, notice : hereby given - al
parties indebted u said estate = make inrledi-
payment and AL rarlies having claims against
said estate % present. them T. fhe ENecufrix
duly authenticated for settlement a the late res
ideoee of ihe deceased. on Thursday the EEh
day e March. Is9o.
MARY OFT.
f. ". BIEsECk ~. A-ty. Ezecurriu
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A uDIroR.s NOTICE.

Ts - Estate Of Isaiah Rodgers. decd
Having been appointed Auditor by the Or
phnns Court OF Somerset County TO make dis
istrator OF the above estate 10 aud among those
legally entitled thereto. hereby give rotice that
viii attend 70 the duties of said appointment
81 NY of1re in ssnersrt Borough. On Monday.
March a, fsss. when and where all persons in
terested can attend II they zee proper.
FRED. ". BIEsEcKER.
mart Auditor.
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Charley, eldest son Of Alex Benfori, Of
this borough, died At the residence Of bis
father "Wednesday morning, after a prolonged
sickness. He had been engaged in the mer-
camille business al Holiidaysburg for several
years prior to his death. and was brought to
Somerset about ten days proceeding his
DEATH His wife and two children survive.
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trustees Sale
Of
Valuable Real Estate.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH PC. 90.
Dwelling House,

a large new barn. snd Two teTsuf hncses has a
good apple orchard numerous excellent. sprinss
and very valuable iilnestOus 1llarry row ofseu
NJ . The undivided one half u . certain
tNUs d raef Of Land situate ii tie Tow n
ship of BrotherSvaliey, adjoining lands Of iona
tnan Miller. : A 4 J. { Phil On and 0thers. con
tanning two acres more or 1es<
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PUR1c SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate !!

DY VIRTUE Of an order issued 70 Iae by the
D or hans Court as Trustee for the sale OF the
keal Estate Of Catharine A. smith, deceased no
lice = hereby given thai wiii expose for sale AZ
public outery. OH the premises. On
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SATrRpAK MARcH p. 1sao.

at O'Clock p N. the following described Zeal
Estate, viz
certain tract Of land situate In Northampton
Towrship. Somerset County Pa. adjoining isncs
Of samuel Plii>on, JoBli sg1fnaE. Andrew Nar-
snlan, andis late OF VIZ Crifehiiei1. and 9TH
srs. containing 81 acres and allowance, more Or
los
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR THE
l. City and County OF San Francisco State OF Cali
fornia, department No. Gin the matter OF the ap-
plication OF REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS AS
ISOLATION, q corporation, to dissolve and disin-
corporate-No. 30 256-Notice Is hereby given that
the REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASSoCIA-
TION, corporation, organized under and by virtue
of the laws OF the State OF California aud having its
principal place of business In the city ana county
OF San Francisco, State aforesaid, has made us
application to the Superior Court of said city and
county for its dissolution and that Wednesday. the
Oath day OF September A. ID. 1890, at the opening
of sand court, or as soon thereafter counsel can
be heard. in the courtroom of Department No. OF
said Superior Court at the new City Hall, IN SAID
City and County of San Francisco, the time and
place set TOR the hearing OF said application.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and afllIeG the seal OF said Superior Court at my
office. in the City and County of San Francisco.
State of California, this 18th day OF August, a. D.
1880.
ISEAI.l WILLIAM A. DAVIES, CLERK.
W. j. HENEY, Deputy Clerk.
A. N DROWN, Attorney for Applicant. aul7 I'd
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or 9Ou 10 sl600-PARK LOTS; 500 CASH,
Ed ,)OU balance monthly instaiments OF So
AYRES a. MCBRIDE, Kearny st. au21 1t
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OFFER WANTED FOR BRANCH BAKERY
~ candy and stationery store with 8 living rooms
Apply CALL Branch once. au26 3t%
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O. H0 PARTNER WANTED; STEADY MAN
t1OO. for pleasant inside work in tine cash bust
ness, with responsible business man: no night OF
Sunday work: viii pay $50 to $50 a month to each.
Apply SI312 Mar ct St, Room 2. lts
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COUNTRY RIAL ESTATE.


l600 AN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE WITH
buildings: nice shade-treeS and lots OF flowers:
good wells with pumps; fine chicken ranch propo-
siton; cheap; also acres with running stream Of
water through the place; nice cottage house and
good outbuidngs; small orchard and vineyard;
nice shade-trees, weeping willows, and wainuts,
almonds, nss etc.; $4,000. d. II. TWING. S0noma
City, Cal au26 At TuThSaSu
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DoULTRY RANCH; 4 LOTS; HOUSE OF
rooms, hard finished, and Kitchen large outbuild-
tngs fit for dairy; plenty of water: terms, $1,000
cash $1,000 in nStaIlments or mortgage, 5 years at
per cent. Apply for particulars this once. 26 l4ts
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TOR SALE-JEwELRY-ST IN THRIVING
i place; satisfactory reasons for selling: capital
required $4,000. Apply to LEON CARRAU, with
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W ANTICIPATING CIGAR OR STATIONERY
" and cigar business; full particulars aud lowest
price; no agents. Address COMO, Box 5S. CALL
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c4OSO COAI~YARD FOR SALE; KEPT BY
SrOOU. present owner 10 years; doing a fine
business; he is the Of the property Of which
he will give q long lease; only 112 blocks from
Third and Market stS. this is a genuine business;
you are dealing only with the OF the property
who is a good honest man and who Will secure the
trade to you. Apply X. KENNY, % Kearny st. 1t