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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

George X. Fitch. Clara Fitch, and william s.
Fitch, residing In San Francisco, California.
and Cordelia Treat and Marcus Treat, residing
at Hays City, Kansas, and Henry s. Fitch, re-
siding at Washington, ID. c., and Clara Fitch,
Frank Fitch. minors, and Florence Fitch,
their guardian, and Nellie Fitch. all residing
at Louisville, Kentucky, No. 1l24 Second street,
will take notice that, on the first day Of April,
A. ID. 1890. Electa r. Leach filed her petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Loran county,
Ohio, against the above named parties and
others, praying for partition Of house and
lot situated in the village OF wellington, said
county, left by Clara Fitch, deceased. The
land consists Of strip five rods wide, of the
south end OF lots 81 and 81 in block No. |, and
said petition alleges that said Clara Fitch,
Frank Fitch, Nellie Fitch are tenants in
common with certain Of said defendants, and
are each entitled to an undivided twenty-sev-
enth part OF said property, and that said Geo.
X. Fitch, William s. Fitch, Cordelia Treat and
Henry 3. Fitch are also tenants In common
| with plaintiff and certain OF said defendants,
each owning an undivided 0ne-ninth Of said
described property, and that plaintiff is also a
Tenant In common and own ne-ninth Of
said property. Said parties arevfequired to
answer on or before the seventh day Of June,
A. ID. 1890, or judgment will be taken against
| them. ELECTA +. LEACH.
A. R. WEBER, her attorney.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
LORAIN.


Many we're the expressions OF sorrow
Saturday upon hearing Of the death Of
Harvey Wallace by drowning at Cleveland.
Harvey was a universal favorite with all
whose acquaintance he formed, and espe-
clally sad was the news TO those and TO the
lovud ones who knew him best and were
brought into close affinity with him. e..
One Of the finest propellers yet in port
this season is the steel steamship Viking
Of Alpepa. She was built last summer at
the Union Dock Co.'s yards at buffalo and
is we'll calculated Tor the coal, ore, grain
or lumber trades. Seventy sheep be-
longing TO Hon. VIM. A. Braman. were
killed and bitten by dogs on the Braman
farm south OF town Thursday night The
dogs were caught In their work Of destruc-
iion by passerby and had succeeded In
DESTROYING seventy out Of one hundred and
forty.two before noticed. Owners Of dogs
about town should exercise little care In
seeing that their animals are kept chained
or shut up at night time and thus guard
against Wholesale slaughter as above The
loss to Mr.. Braman will amount 10 about
1886, to say nothing Of the loss which will
follow TO the remaining animals from
fright, II being impossible 10 make them
eat, and as a consequence they will be IN.
it for market. One Of the dogs engaged
In the above massacre was a bulldog be-
longing % man by the name Of Mcclure
al the South End; the other two are no,
known-Times.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Born branches Of the sixty.nInth g

Born branches Of the sixty.ninth gener-
al assembly adjourned Monday. The
first work OF both houses was to elect q
United States senator to succeed Hon. H
B. Payne, whose term expires March A.
1891. Calvin S. Brice, Of New York, was
selected to fll the place, 1t seems little
strange TO say that Mr.. Brice is from New
York. but such is the case. Why better
Judgment could not have been used, nc
one can tell. A number OF local laws
have been passed that will probably prove
to be OF general benefit.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

TIE labor element is greatly excited in
q number Of the large cities, some on ac-
count Of notice being given of reduction
In wages after May 1, and others want 10
work eight hours and draw the same pay
as for ten hours. All we have TO say for
the laborers is that they might as we'll &C
cept Of the situation, for the end is not
yet As we view the matter, one year
hence will find still lower rate Of wages
paid than at present 1t will be hard 10
come to 1t, but we see no way to prevent
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

THE headquarters for the food and dairy
commission will be near GAINESVILLE for
the next two years. The gentleman who
secured the appointment may prove 10 be
very excellent official, but If he does II
will not be on account of previous expert.
ence 10 the business. Mr.. W. B. Follans-
bee of this place was recommended for
the position by individuals actually en-
gagged in the business, and should have
been appointed,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
EVERY " Sprlng,"

Says one of the best housewives in New
England, 1--WE feel the necessity of taking
good medicine to purify the blood, and
we all take Hoods Sarsaparilla. It keeps
the children free from humors, my hus-
band says IL gives him good appetite,
and for myself l am sue could never do
all my work If it was not tor this splendid
medicine. II makes me feel strong and
cheerful, and am never troubled with
headache or that tired feeling, as l used
TO be-"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Carpets, Carpets! !

Have just received very large stock, consisting of
all varieties that in the market. Have large stock of
Hartfords Lowes, Ingrains Cotton Chains Tapestrys,
Body Brusses All of the above will sell at less than
Cleveland prices Buying from the manufacturers, get
all the discounts.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

Our southern exchanges are publishing
short sketches of the lives Of the more
noted men connected with the late civil
war, also producing portraits Of same.
John II. Reagan, one says, seryed with
honor and distinction during the entire
existence Of the confederacy. We would
scarcely look upon such services as honor
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
CONGRESSMAN WIcKHAM asks for $780,.
900 TO erect public building at Norwalk

THE people Of Lorain have been inves-
tigating the cause for the excitement over
the reported return Of the departed spirits
of the men on the unfortunate tug last
summer and, as usual, they found 1t would
not bear an investigation. The b1ll has
exploded,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

"0h, Willie we have missed you'll Since
you have been away, darling, I've not had
one soul to send 10 the druggists for my
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup; and when my
cough syrupis gone feel like had lost
nv best friend.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

For lame back there Is nothing better
than 10 saturate flannel cloth with Cham
berIain's Pain Balm, and bnl II on the ef-
fected paris. Try II and you will be sur
prised at the prompt relief IL affords. The
same treatment will cure rheumatism.
For sale by Fled d. Felt Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

Druggist 10 lazy man who had turned
overs new leaiJ "You are early Of lat /;
you used 30 be hehind before but now you
are first at lat" Old mqn Who did iiot
see the point Give ine my Bulls Codgl
Syrup and stop your nonsense"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Notice of Dissolution.

The undersigned have this day, by mutual
consent, dissolved partnership, G. W. Ryder
being the retiring partner. r. 7. Spicer will
continue the business, and assume all debts
OF the irm. G. W. RYDER,
r. 7. SPIoER.
WELLINGTON. O.. April u. 1890. 10
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
w. +. u. Column.

"For God shall bring every work into judg-
ment and every secret thing, whether II be
good OF whether It be evil. 'c-Eccl. 12;ll, 3ll9
ever true to our original principles
abstinence for the Individual, and prohibit
tion for State and Nation"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

Work for those who want to earn good
salary and expenses paid, as offered in an
other column, See the lad" s50--$75 per
month.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

lhIANTED! Statesmen 10 sell our Nur-
w sery Stock. All goods warranted
W first-class. Permanent profitable
position for the right man. Cash paid
weekly. No experience necessary. Write
for terms, giving age and references.
G. L. YATES 4 CO., Nurserymen,
IS Rochester, MY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

Our new minister to Russia, Charles
Emory Smith, will set the wine drinking
arlstocrats Of St. Petersburg good eI-
ample. He turns his glasses right side up
which is up side down when wine is pass
ed at public banquets, and has not tasted
intoxicating liquors in fifteen years-Un.
ion signal,
On the bill Of fare Of Messrs Smith
Brothers, the popular restauranteurs Of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. appear two very un-
usual announcements In such connection
On the title page is the following: "Per-
sonal service, walters and cooks will be
furnished for wedding spreads, dinners
suppers collations, excursions. etc., ex.
cept in cases where Intoxicating liquors
punch, ale, beer, wine, cider, ETC., ure tc
be served. In that event such service
will not be furnished" On the inside oI
the bill Of fare appears the following;
"The use Of intoxicating liquors-ale
beer, wine or cider Is prohibited In thil
house." It is needless to say that thii
firm commands the respect and success Il
50 richly demonstrating.
Quit chewing tobacco -Pasteur.
There is no such man or person as on,
who must" drink alchoholic drinks-Dr
N. s, Davis, Chicago.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

The Oberlin Record has closed its first
volume.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Laundon, Windecker & Co
GOODRICH

GOODRICH
is head and shoulders
above everybody else in
the CLOTHING BUSINESS
this spring. He has slaughtered
prices for the past two
months until his stock began to
look small. In this he has an
advantage over all Competition
for he has no old stock and very
few odds and ends to contend
with, but room for new and
fashionable Spring stock which
lis now all in. 70 .'.a.
Young man if you want
a nobby spring suit or
hat,
GOODRICH is the
safest man to strike fo2
it.
Most truly yours
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Quit chewing tobacco. .-Pasteur

There is no such man or person as one
who must" drink alchoholic drinks-Dr.
N. s. Davis, Chicago.
The morning call., 1890-11-16

TT SAMBS, SUCCESSOR To DOWNEY
Ii. Gambs, real estate agent, 31S Montgomery

TT GAMES, SUCCESSOR TO DowNEY q
Ii. Gambs, real estate agent, 31S Montgomery st.
INVESTMENTS
$4,000 = Valuable Mission-st. corner; 3Sx65:
wei improved; stores and bay-Window Hats; rents
s40.0O0-Tnrk st. corner close to Market; 81 :6x
81 IS; with good improvements.
Weli-paying piece OF business property. with brick
building; rents 1857 so per month; 5OxsO; always
rented for store aud clearinghouse purposes
Reduced TO $500: large lot on Fulton St. near
rents $50; lot alone worth the money;
s435O-Flats, Stevenson ST.. near 18TH 2ox90; 10
rooms: rents S31; rear house rooms rents $40
S4500-Flats, Guerrero ST., near I'D; and
rooms; baths; rents $34.
S5350-Rents $41 Bryant St, near 7th; 2oxeo;
s6oUo-corner: 5lxsO; Church and 27th SITS.
S7OOO-Choice investment; rents $50; corner In
Western Additions: 4 fats
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES.
Only $250O-4 rooms and bath; Steiner ST., near
oO-Pacifc-ave. residence. near Fillmore: z
rooms and bath: modern; lot 25xl27:8
$4OO0-Cottage and lot; 25x112:6; Baker ST., mr..
Suffer: in fine order.
s3500-Cottage and lot Twenty-third street, near
Valencia: 25xl14; rooms and bath.
So5OO-Large Ior nne house and large stable:
Treat ave. near 2lst ST.: 3Oxl2 81: rooms, bath,
laundry, ETC.; in very good order; this is cheap
property.
s45o6-Modern house: Guerrero ST., near 22d:
rooms and bath; 22:6x75.
VACANT LOTS FOR BUSINESS AND RESI-
DENCE PURPOSES
Choice lot, Vallejo. nr. Van Ness. 25x129.
5O-yara, cor. Sacramento and walnut StS
1O0xlO6:3 cor. Washington and Baker sts
33X50, cor. Guerrero and Alvarado SITS.
6OxlO0, Guerrero ST., near 18th.
1USxll1, Elizabeth St. near Castro.
45Xl00, 18th St., near Guerrero.
81 :6XlO0. cor. Point Lobos aud 18th SITS.
5OxS7 10 First ST., near Folsom.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS.
Sl700-25xlO6 IS. Masonic ave, mr.. McAllster st.
$l400-25xll4, 10Th ST.. near Sanchez.
$l300-50xll4, S side 18th ST., near Sanchez.
Sl750-lots, II or more, frontage Guerrero ST..
I'D.
sl5OO-south San Francisco. on the easterly slope
OF Mount ST. Joseph. llUxl00
Si250-2Sth ST., .ar Sanchez, 26xll4
$l5O0-25xl27 20, Sacramento St, near Laurel.
$2750-Guerrero St. 18th, 25xl0O. H.
GAMBS, BIB Montgomery 1t
ELEGANT RESIDENCES FOR SALE ON VERY
II easy terms; rooms and bath: all modern i'm
proyemeutS: Sanchez ST.. near Market; very sub
stantially built: fast improving neighborhood; very
little money down. balance easy terms; large lots,
25xl25: fun unfinished basement Cail At office for
particulars. H. GAMES, 3l8 Montgomery. 16sntnth3
CHEAP AND wELL-PAYING FLATS: 10TH ST.,
y near Guerrero: 10 rooms, baths: lot 30xl00
rents S33; we ask $500 with instructions TO sub
init offers; always rented. IL. GAAIBS 3lS Mont
gomery 81. nol6 SuTuTh 81
G.ilAl SMALL WELL-PAYING INVEST
u 1OOO. ment: rents $42 80; Langton ST., near
Folsom; store and tenements; pays we'll and Is
always occupied. H. GAMBS, 31S Montgomery
street mole SuTufh 3t
pADT. JACOBS & BRANDON, REAL ESTATE
u Agents, 3l3 Montgomery ST., Nevada Block.
Attention Real Estate Buyers, Read Carefully.
IMPROVED.
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S550 T dd n sT NEAR tTH FRoE or
25xs0: rents $50 Il. II. UMhSEN n CO.. "A
MONTGOMERY nolo 81 SuTnTh
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DARGAINs-ABovE $40, 600.

DADEN-A GRAND SPECULATION; ONLY Z
- miles from the City Hall: l mile from the
town OF Baden, where Will be located the colossal
packing-ho OF the Chicago Syndicate, headed
by Phil ID. Armour; already they have spent $780,
QUO In the purchase OF the land aud the surveying
and the plating of the same: before long this
amount viii De sweIlcd TO $1,000, 900 In improve
making town OF Itself numbering 35 900; all with
iii ten miles OF the ferry: less than mile from
Baden toward San Francisco we are offering fine
ranch of over at the rdculously low price
OF $l25 per acre, on easy terms: Whist other city In
the United States beat this for cheap real estate?
Inside of years this will bring S250.0O0, and IL
can be rented steadily, year In and year ont, at
$500 per annum; in every respect this is undoubt
edly the grandest speculative bargain on the Pacific
the size of San Francisco it would bring to-day five
times what we are now asking. For full particulars
call on e. L. MAYNE Il Co, 322 Montgomery st.
A CALItoRNIA-STREEr CORNER: ON THE
n cross street franchise for a cable has been
asked: five lots in all, with sx-foot elevation,
making the view exceptional In every respect; on
the whole street; an eight-room cottage with every
modern convenience and improvement, such as
spacious halls, double parlOrs, stationary wash
stands. laundry ard cemented basement, elegant
mantels and frepaces, and in fact, everything nee
essary TO make complete home: the house is sur
rounded with flowers and shrubbery OF the choicest
varieties, selected from the conservatory the
premises; a large stable and carriage house in the
rear with an ample barnyard suitable for fashion,
able outfit If sold within weeks 1t be had at
aremarkably low price and easy terms: after that
time 1t Will be taken of the market entirely. For
further particulars call address at q.
L. MAYNE CO., 1922 Montgomery ST..
The morning call., 1890-11-16

$500 XEkoSA faAGE NEAR Sd ST.;
22x70 6. II. UMBSEN * CO., Il Montgomery
SI,IuIh
The morning call., 1890-11-16
N EuOu LOVELY HOME, ENTIRELY NEY

USnOu LOVELY HOME, ENTIRELY NEW,
trOOOt. west side Of COlingwood ST., bet.
18th and 18TH near Castro; In the Mission warm
belt: house is finished In Eastlake style and con-
tains 3 large and sunny rooms, bath and all modern
improvements; brick foundation, high basement,
neat iron railing around front yard, ETC.; street
work all complete; perfect sewerage; extraordinary
terms offered: only $1,000 cash. balance in easy
monthly nstallments equal to rent; lot 2Oxl25: an
exceptional opportunity to stylish and we'll
built home (entrey new) in nice neighborhVod:
key 10 premises can be obtained at adjoining cot
tage. o. ID. BALDWIN, JOoSr MERTENS, 23S
Montgomery ST. nol6 SuWetf
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.. IN HIO MISSION STREET, X MING
n 1O-UNO. through TO Minna; part under lease
OF years al $3.50 per month; room for or . build
inZs; lot 95Xl60; two fronts. q. II. UMBsEN q
Co.. IA Montgomery st. mole st SuTuIh
The morning call., 1890-11-16

BAEGAdS FiN IN 1ba OF ~ B 5
ST. only short distance from Market: lot 25Il37 IS
through to rear street; 2-story house: $1,000
gomery ST. noI6 SuTuTh st
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eek LOT 25xS7:6 IN THE PARK LANE
u y y. Tract. near 18th and Castro
e. II. UMBSEN CO, Il Montgomery
street. mole 81 SUTurh
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Ge0OO COR or KEARNY AND GREEN
dDOVOO. sts.; 2-story house in store and nat,
and also house of rooms: rents ISL: lot 20x
street. nOl6 st SuTulh
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CE[nn PERRY, NEAR Sd; 2-STORY BAY
u OpOO. window house in fats + ana rooms
aud bath each; lauadry, etc; rents S45 lot 26 Is
40. q. II. UMBSEN & CO., ID Montgomery
street. uOl6 81 SuTuTh
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GOT60 A PICh-UP; GOLDEN GATE AVE,
20 OO. near buchanan St; houses OF
rooms and bath and rooms and lot ~ :6x
street noI6 st SuTuTh
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G.i6nD EACH; PLOTS. 25xs7 IS: LARKIN ST,
u JUO bet. Fllbert and Greenwich: view OF
bay and Golden Gate unsurpassed: grand home
site; only $4,000 for 50xST:6; note tnis. s. NOS
GROVE $50 Market st. uo16 st
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G1D0D. VALLEJO. NEAR LARkIN; HOUSE
y t0UO. house IN two flats Of and rooms and
bath EACH rents So 50 per month"; lot 2}X60; brick
foundations &. II. UMBSEN q Co, IA Mont
gOmerV ST. uOl6 st SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-11-16

GOtQO CHEAP LOT, 5O:llxll4, on THE
to-tOO. sunny side of Clipper St, Church;
ready for building. Il. Il. UMBSEN & CO.. IA Mont
gcmery ST mole st SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-11-16

Q..)50 EACH-GoLDEN GATE PARK; LOTS
.DZOO only 500 feet from Grand Ocean Beach
boulevard; very easy payments: will pay 50 per
cent on investment within years. A. a. H0YT a
CO., 634 Market st. no16 81 SuIuTh
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Van 3 Nhss AVE- essa %EsT s.Da
almost entirely new OF 10 rooms and bath aud all
known convenences: arranged and finished in SUI
perb style; inlad floors, cathedral glass, etc., etc.
lot 27xl00; altogether magnificent home; offered
cheap account of owners departure. .. ID.
BALDWIN, JOOST q MEkTENS, 23S Montgomery
81 oil q
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GSSO0 SUFFER-. NEAR BAKER; NEW
u OOOU. story and basement bay window house
in Two flats OF and rooms and bath each; brick
foundations aud all modern improvements; rents,
So; lot 2SxS7 IS. Il. Ii. UMBSEN y Co, "A Mont
Eomery uOI5 81 SuTulh
The morning call., 1890-11-16
BARGAINs-slO,ovO TO sl5, 900.

MIssIoN-ST EXTENSIoN-NoW OR NEVER,
the average mans pile: 20 lots. corners: the
whole bunch al price that VIII make the buyer rich
If subdivided and sold in lots; nne new houses,
barn and all necessary outhouses wells for each
house, with windmill and tank; buildings insured
Tor over $4,000; in fact the only place of its kind TO
be had In this locality that be laid out into lots
anu sold At large profit; come and get the fun
ticulars at office. Z. L MAYNE & CO., 322
Montgomery ST.
D0ST ST.-D0 YOU WANT THE FINEST HOME
4 IN Dan Francisco at an astonshingy low price.
on one of the principal thoroughfares? Well, then,
call and get the full particulars about this handsome
l4-room residence. built within the year; lot 3ox
120 feet; the sunny side OF the street; owners
going to Europe don't miss such a chance At the
Office OF Z. L. MAYNE A CO., 322 Montgomery ST.
DKESIDIO HEIGHTS-THE ONE SPOT In ALL
i this great city where the entire view is perfect
and wholly unObstructable; the Golden Gate and
the Pacific Ocean. the bay and its islands, the
Con, Costa Hills and the cities Nesting at their
feet together with the whole OF the city; beanti-
full house and large grounds: in short a home fit
for any one: in 10 years 1t will require the wealth
OF millionaire to own what can be bought for
song to-day; for further Information call at the
Office c. l. MAYNE Il CO., 322 Montgomery ST.
CUTTER-Sr CORNER-NEw BAY-wINDOw
~ flats and store: rents for 500 per month: store
leased for years; price only $4,000. Z. +. MAYNE
81 Co.. 322 Montgomery
The morning call., 1890-11-16

nOCTOR'S OR DENTISTS LOCATION.
~ S3l .000-Sutter ST.. N side, inside OF Polk: 4
splendid and commodious house OF 10 rooms, with
lot OF nearly so feet frontage: the lot is worth very
asking price for all. This is present choice
location for professionals and eventually will be-
come good business property. We want You to in
vestigate THIS proposition. Apply to l. STRASS-
BURGER & CO., 1851 Montgomery ST. 1t
The morning call., 1890-11-16

THE CREAM: $500; LOTS OF THIS CITY AND
i county: Mob HIN" OF University Heights:
grand view; every lot on the grade; TO see them is
to buy: a investment; will double in short
time easy terms: located Silver ave. near Mis-
sion 81. For all particulars call on 5. MOSGRONE L,
$50 Market st. no16 IT
The morning call., 1890-11-16

ONLY $500 PER LoT-SOB HILL OF UNI
" versfty Heights; handsomest block in the city
and county; grand view; level biIliard-table:
fronting on Silver ave. Mission road; this
cream block Is offered IN lots on very easy termS
half cash, balance In monthly quarterly INSTALL
ments; q cable will be extended Mission road 10
Silver within year; then these lots Will bring
$1,000 to $500: this is sure chance TO make big
money a small Investment. Call at once for fur
theT particulars on S. MOSGRoVE, agent, $50 Mar
ket st. 1t
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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COoSN REDUCED TO MAKE QUICK SALE:
tD-OOO. 2-stOry bay-window house of rooms
ald bath and lot 80 :6X7O: Just 70 steps from Mis-
sion st, 10Th. Il. Il. UMBSEN Il co. IA
Montgomery ST. nol6 81 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-11-16

StCOS LOTS FRONTING ON THE GRAND
.DAAO. boulevard, 200 feet wide and within
few blocks OF the park for $225 and $3.50 each, on
small monthly installnents; remember. these lots
are not in Monterey nor Santa Cruz, nor 100 miles
away, but under your very eye, within 30 minutes
from the heart of the city, looking out on the finest
beach the continent and the grandeSt surf in the
world young men and women of San Francisco.
many OF your fathers recoliect the time when sand
lots on Montgomery aud Market streets could be
bought for a mere song. which to-day command four
and five thousand front FOOT the future Of this
city then problematcal. to-day it is fixed fact:
population will increase more in the next ten years
than in the past twenty five and land values must
increase in a similar ratio the men who bought
land In the fties and sixties the rich OF to-
day, and the young men who buy land now will
have a competency long before they reach middle
age the completion of the boulevard In the near
future these lots must Immediately treble in value
Z. j. KENNEDY, $50 Market st. 1t