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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
!. alast II ~ dardan LOO of Ameriea.

FNRWEw Va, Oct TO- SpeciaLl-f have not
reen p cOlOre' person since ] came here. and /
am informed there are none within uutnher of
III he. OF this place. Neltler are there any bar
rooms here. fairyiew is IN beautiful. rich
valley. extending Tor miles, dotted with houses
of beautiful architecture. the mountains and
hills on both side covered With growth Of
high trees TIC uiing the very rare cucumber
tree. There are TWO sulphur springs.
lalrview High School ln charge Of Professor
George W. Obey. assisted by 8lr. Parker Scott
is here.
The farmers are following for wheat. The
grass. corn and cane crops seem 10 lie abunlant.
Very liLtle toDacco is raLaed IN this sectlon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
TynheLd 90 Ln 2 lLLadLa..E caun.y rown

SaLUDA, Va. Oct. l1-lSneciall- TYPHOID
fever Is visiting our village again. This time
Mrs. Robert llcC andlish and Nr Willie Reocre
are down with IT,
Quoting q very successful series OF meetings AZ
the Baptist church. Pastors loDins ana aux
ner are with him.
hr William Paul, who died Tuesday, was in
TERED Yesterday near Forest chapel.
Farmers are complaining or too much wet
which i. making late wheat seeding imperi-
tive.
Genns Farmers Iiance bad big eat" on
their grounds Wednesday Sir Jackson. of the
Yves. Point Plain Dealer. was the speaker. and
gave the "t0ilers some very wholesome advice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
PECULIAR CRIMINAL CASE.
An Alleged Murderer, Deaf and Dumb, Set
Free.
CONVICTED, BUT GRANTED A FEW TRIAL.
No Fresh Evidence Being Forthcoming, the
Craig County Prosecuting Attorney
Nolle Prosecuted the Case.

NEw CASTLE. Va, Oct i6.-rspeciaL Alex.
alias Deaf Tuck ragain breathss the sir 81 Tree
dom on the hills of Barbers creek At the cir
cult court to-day IN the case Of Alex. Tucker
against the commonwealth = nole prose lui
was entered b. lrosecu ing Attorney Abbott.
1t will be remembered hat pending he decision
OF his case III tho tourt Of Appeals from the dc
cison OF the circuit court sentencing him TO ten
years confinement Tor murder N The second de-
gree, he broke all. but was subj quently cap
tured by Charleston detectives. The Court Of
Appeals. having q cid q that the verdict WAS not
warranted By he evidence adiuced, granted
new trel No new eti ience could he procured.
ami the pros cutting attorney nolle prosecuted
the case to-day.
Tucker was greaty moved by the proceed
lngs and bong both deaf and dumb. wss pitt
M spectacle when his dismissal was interpre-
ted 20 him by ey-Sherf Caldwell. lie was AZ
first afraid % leave tho courtroom. hut finally
va persuaded 20 leave Tor home 10y his brother
tucker was indicted IN the county court for the
murder OF Strawder hollems, of this county, on
18th August. 1889
Hon. Robert Price. Of Giles. attended court
this week accompanied by Mr. Frank Dunklee,
of Mountain axe. j. 6. Hsnshrou h. 81 Roa-
noke' W. W Ballard " salem. William b 5asly Of
Eoteiourt AMI sam Williams OF Band were
visiting attorneys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

., PARKEhsBURo, w. Va, Oct. la--lSpe esl j.
Twenty-one pairs OF shoes which had been
stolen from All Ohio River railroad car we're
found yesterday in pond On the 10, was y
card addressed 10 Cats 4 homss. Darlington,
~ NO strangers, who committed the rob
stolen goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
The Drummer rvnngeiist in South Boston.

Scum B0sr0N. Va, oct. i7.-lSpecial Mr.
W. j. life the drummer evangelist o. North
Carolina, cyan his cyangolistic services here on
last sun las morning AMI las continued since
then TO have two serYlce7 day. Large crowds
attended fhe meeting from he start and have
steadily incr asoi each day. many conf from a
great distance tO hear him. 10 is timated
thai the aullcnces were from Loo 10 2.4J. The
services are being held ia the Flag warehouse
which has been arranged or the purpose. Mr.
Fife hd. me cooperation of oil OF the pastors
ami Christian rkers Of the town. vino are
holding up las hand in the great work. The
result oftho meetings cannot he told at this
tme but such religions awakening has not
been known ia this place before.
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happy event 10 take place at Mill Creek
church to-day at 6 =. Nj
Mss Tillie Bower. who has been visiting
in Salem. is at home again.
Mr; lhomas y. Pcttigrew. Of Clifton Forge
is IN fincast le on visit 10 his family.
Colonel Robert 7 IIerndon aud wife mr.
flved IN tincsstle Saturday from Charleston.
". Va
>, MIR. Lewis Housman. father OF Mr. Lewis
housman, Jr., OF this place, is visiting tue
latier's family.
:, Mrs. John N. Hanes. Of Arnold's Valley.
hockpridge county, is visiting in fincaste.
the guest of Mrs. j. w. Matthew.
Cards are cut for the marriage at New Or
leans OF DR.. Charles Ammen. son OF Mr.. L.
Ammen. OF this place. aud Miss Teresa Jane
Mulan. tie happy event to take place to-mOr-
row.
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=, CH,niorTKsvuIr. Va. Oct. i5 Especial. /
MI Arthur =. Wilmer of Abingdon is in
tle city lust returned from Europe. He was
q passenger on the steamship lmbria which
experienced such rough passage. Great IS
Ar. winners JOY to have escaped unhurt
hr stuart leteh. of New ork is visiting
his grandmother Mrs. Isabella eitch
Colonel Charles s. Nenabie and Rev p. n.
Quinn are Il attendance ON the synod of Nir-
GINA now lu session in Roanoke.
Dir william NJ Ian inc. OF Baltimore. spent
yesterday here with friends and relatives
Mr.. George A. burgess. who has been in for
several weeks has sufficiently recovered Ia
be able % walk about a little.
Mrs liza Elliott of Iowa. is spending the
WINTER With her daughter. Mrs. George Cole
stock on First street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
HaIr Of the Money POUND Tint Dryer Stole

FAsTvuLE, VA. Oct i6.-lSpociaL Since the
murder OF Mrs. MCtadden by her clerk John
Dryer, an the subseluent attempt 10 lynch
HIM. Cne-hafOf the money he stOle from her
Slus.2D has boon found This would seem 20
indicate that he bad an accomplicr who got the
other half
Nr. john 7. Rogers and Miss Bette Wilson.
daughter Of tr. Julius Wilson, OF Nassawadox,
were married yesterday.
t1nuysi 10 Methodist Episcopal church
South, viii O dodicaio- Sunday Rov. George
II. Aay. OF Richmond. VIII preach the sermon
and conduct the services
Nj Clinton Scott and Miss Petite Spaly
daughter of Nir Thomas Spady. were married
" edue day 10y lev. @. il. HOLIDAY e. the sunny
side church
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BrENA VISTA. Va. oct. 1j.-fSpecal. J.
Cards are out this morning which indicate
the approaching day for the marriage Of Mr..
Hugh A. White present mayor Of Buona
Vista. Va. 20 Miss Jennie Graham Mcllwaine.
at the residence of her aunt Mrs. Mamie
G. Darlington. Of farmvilie. Va The mar
rage will take place at - o'clock on We'd
nesday. October 2lst 1lr White is a prom
ising young lawyer of this place. and his many
friends here Will 10 glad 10 welcome the re-
turn Of the wedding party augmented by =
fair addition.
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BOTEIOUEr.

fNoAsTLr. "a, Oct. i4.-lSpeoial. Cards
are out for the marriage OF Miss Ollie Is.
pace, an accomplished Young lady Of Hous-
Ton, Of this county. to Mr. Is. 4. Leslie. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
sent for a RIehmona Mlnlsler to Marr, Them

SrAUNToy, Va. Oct -lSpeciaLl-W ". Rob
ert on. real estate agent and Miss Ella Shelton
who were married az the Baptist church this
week, had me Rev. DIR. Nelson. OF the baptist
ceremony.
William Hackney. the colorsd Canadian, who
was run over Dy 10 Baltimore and Ohio train
al the stanton ia ION has since died.
Farmer ucker Is al home FOR a few days. lie
makes no attempt 70 hide the hay seed in his
hair.
Colonel Williams and MI Wellington Koiner.
the Democratic nominees ofAugusta county. arc
making All active canvass. There is 10 OppOsl-
ton ia Augusta
Colonel Charles OFerrall SAYS he receives
hundreds of letters es to MS candidacy Tor Gov
eruOr.
Hon John s. Wise was N town yesterday. lie
stopped over here 20 examine tho court records
IN some important case. Johnny says he IS a
voter in old Virginia still.
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WINDSOR, Va. Oct 15.-lSIocial Hon T. 3
Wright the Democratic candidate for the
House from Isle ofs Wight. and DIR. Thomas
II. Barnes. The Democratic candidate Tor the
Senate from tho ihirty-secOnd senatorial dis
trIct have no opposition and il is quita unlikely
that any candidate will he brought out against
them. Tho hepublicsus are divided and in
active, and the Alliance men are Democrats.
Farmers sre bu.ily engaged digging and pick
ing on peanuts The crop is about % per cent
Of whatit vas last year.
A good deal OF i'm rovement is going on in
Windsor now IN the wayof building and beauti-
flying.
Rsy. J. T. Deans OF Windsor Academy. is in
Norfolk county nosr Churchlsnd. attending
the burial Of his sister Miss Lizzie Deans
Wl0se death Was cau.al By paralysls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

OMTN G. SOCIAL
events are ca ting
their shadows be-
fore now and post
Office department
clerks and carriers
are taking what cold
comfort they can
out Of the blessed
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POISON IN A MANS TEE TIL.
Pugilist Haley May Die From the ETec
C.,4

Pugilist Haley May Die From the Effects
OF a Cut Hand.
Professor James Haley is a pUgilst, a
teacher of boxing and hotel proprietor. He
is now running the Long Island Hotel, on
Front street, near Fulton, which Jack
Dempsey used TO keep.
Heis a well-known lightweight fighter and
defeated such men as Tom Henry and Jimmy
Carroll.
Saturday night Mrs. Haley returned home
from visit to her mother in Harlem. AID a
she left the elevated road at Fulton and
Pearl streets she noticed man following
her. II was 10 o'clock at night aud Mrs.
Haley walked rapidly toward home, but she
could not elude the wouid-be masher. He
followed her to the hotel and up the steps.
endeavoring to get her into conversation.
Professor Haley was sitting in the Office
talking to some of the guests when he heart
his wife calling to him. He ran out anu
chased the intruder downstairs and up to
Beekman street. Haley let drive his right
and knocked out two of the mans front
teeth. The fellow afterward said he would
get even and claimed to be Custoun-hOuSe
Inspector. Nothing has been heard Of him
since.
Late that night Haley's arm began to
pain him, but he thought nothing of it.
He had cut his knuckes on the mans
teeth, but that was nothing. Next morn
ing his arm was much swollen and discOl-
ored. and extremely painful. Ha!ry's first
Impression was that he had rheumatism.
but the discoloration of the arm cor
WINGED him that something else was thu
matter.
He sent for DR.. Hemingway, and the
physician Immediately declared it a case OF
blood poisoning. Haley grew worse, and
since Wednesday has been unconscious
about half the tiEie.-N. Y. World.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-29
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The late Major Bundy was a groomSman
at Chauneey NJ. Depew's wedding.
Mr.. Navarro firmly and distinctly protests
against being constantly alluded to As Mary
Anderson's father-in-law. He Gislikes the
reflected glory.
rumor that Mrs. Kendal's oldest daughter
is burning with desire to follow IN hes
mothers footsteps.
Mrs. Mckee very sensibly observes thai
there has been altogether too much of the
Baby Mckee talk in the newspapers, an
that she is heartily tired of it all.
1t is one of Mr.. Blaines peculiarites TIA;
he has always preferred TO speak out o.
doors. He would rathes talk among tie
pine trees than in any hall in the world.
Captain Mary Miller, the woman WIN
managed q steamboat on the MiSSiSsipFi
seven years, and subsequently secur-d
pilots license. has applied for the place q
lighthouse keeper on the Gull Coast.
John Archibald is one of the Standard Oh
magnates. lie started as an of1ica-boy at
TItusville a few years ago. specialized SUI
cessfully as soon as he got hold of Il little
money. and is to-day worth Sl5,000.000.
General Taylor Of the Boston Globe is
back from his European trip full of inter
esting tales of his experiences, but strang
to relate he still cllngs to the absurd motion
that Boston is about the finest city there Is
BIeissonier's studio, with its exquisite
works of art and dizzy bric-a-brac, has
been offered to the French Government fog
100000, q price at which any private col
lect0r would jump like trout at temptini
fly.
Ii William Waldorf AStor carries out his
present plan OF making permanent HON
in London there will come an end 10 the un-
seemly discussion here as to who is the Mr.
Astor. and the Postmaster's duties will b
correspondingiy lessened.
At the marriage of Professor JAEGER
daughter, the bride wore a veil made o
wool of wonderful fineness and delieacy
texture, and her wedding-robe was in Itself
practical lesson on the possibilities OF woo
and tribute to her fathers pet theory OF
normal clothing
The King of Roumania is in quite fret
because the recently published picture oil
the Queen, Carmen Silva, represents hei
with Mile. Vacaresco leaning her head upon
the shoulder of her Majesty. He has grabbed
the negatives of the picture and is now buy
ing up all the copies he can find.
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, looks about 60 years old.
is about feet inches tall and Weighs about
$50 pounds. His hair is gray and the care
fully trimmed Prince of Wales beard which
adorns his ford face is almost white. His
upper lip is clean shaver and his thin lips
have habit of coming together after each
sentence in very determined and positive
way.
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.

I OTIS 25x135, GREAT BARGAIN IN A FINE
II ranch. $500; lots 40xl32:5. $3.50, $500. $325,
$3.50. 1915. S40O; lots 5OxI35. 500; lots 40x1S0.
$500 each. &25 down. IS and $40 month
Houses built to order on the iustaliment plan; $50
or SlOD down; balance easy monthly payments.
Cottage for SAFE the INSTRUMENT plan. to
rent. furnished unturnished Inquire of w. G.
MORAN. Lorin. or DUSINBURY d wIRTS. 467
Ninth St. Oakland. Take Berkeley train new
electric car, which passes door; Sunday engage
ments. se26 II 20 80 oc1 81
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IN P. RIORDAN. REAL ESTATE AGENT. 632
Market st. opp. Palace Hotel, Rooms rs and rs.
$l6,5UO-23x10I 1T, w S. of Mason. near Geary /;
fine location to md: full pa ticulars at Office
$l6.O00-l22: 1890 IT., NV. OF Oath and Harrison
Sts.; HOward-st. cable cars; fine Investments.
S5000-25xl0O IT, W. lue OF Lyon ST., near
Geary, with splendid new cottage OF rooms b ath
and basement; brick foundation; all modern.
$3300-26 Sxll4 IT., Army St, bot. Church and
Sanchez, with fine new cottage just built: this is
lovely home; part cash
have also several fiue bargains IN business prop
erty; fun Information to be had at my office. T. p
K1URDAN. B32 Market st. se27 SuTu 1t
TOR SALEM MONTHLY PAYMENTS EQUAL
Il TO rent; elegant 2story houses and comfortable
cottages near cable lines For particulars apply to
L. LANDLER, Is Montgomery st. aug II SuTurbSa
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PROPOSALS.
oRoroSALS EoK ETEI. FoRAGEAND STRAW

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGEAND STRAW
l. Headquarters Department of Arizona, Office OF
the Chief QuartermasJer Los Angeles Cal, Septem-
Der l, 1891. Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office and at the oiices of the Quartermasters
AT each of the stations below named, until IL
O'Clock NJ, Thursday. October l, 1891, and
opened Immediately thereafter in the presence of
at military stations in the Department OF Arizona
as follows: Forts pache. Bowie, Grant Iluachn
and Thomas and San Carlos and Whippe Barracks,
Ariz.; los Angeles and Sau Diego Barracks. Cal,
and Forts Bayard Wingate and Stanton, n Mex,
and fuel forage and straw at Albuquerque, \. Mex.
Preference given to articles of domestic produ 5tton
and manufacture, conditions of price and quality
being evua aud sGca preference given to articles
OF American production and manufacture produced
the Pacific Coast TO the extent Of the consump-
tiOn required by the public service there. Pro-
pOsals for either class OF the supplies mentioned
Tor quantities less than the Whole required, or for
delivery the supplies az points other than those
above nameI VIII be entertained. Specifications.
proposal Will be furnished application to this
Office. to the Quartcrmasters ut any OF the sta
lions named above. A. ). kiMBALL, Quartermas-
ter U. = Army, Chtef Quartermaster.sel IL se2e 2t
GAN FRANCISCO, CAL, SEPTEMBER 2s,
y lS9l-Sealed proposals. in triplleate. will be
we'd hers until ~ O'Clock. NJ. october 20.
the steamer general Mcdowell" and for hire of
suitable steamer as substitute therefor. Govern
ment reserves the right 10 reject any or all bids.
Preference given to articles OF domestic produc-
tion and Manufacture, conditions OF price and
quality being equal All Information furnished on
application to j. C. CHANDLER, Deputy Quarter
mast err g eneral. U. =. A. se2S At oe25 2t
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


McAFEE. BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, REAL
w Estate Agents and Auctioneers, members OF the
S. F. Real Estate Exchange 10 Montgomery ST.
$750O-Splendid building lot; sunny side Wash
ington ST.. adjoining cor. Lyon size oox1oZ'o'
grand view; excellent surroundings
sos 0o-Rent $40 per year; Austin ST. near Vas
Ness ave-; 2story house: z mats, anu Foohi'
each; lot 25x6O; fine renting iocality'
S55OO-Lombard st, near Leavenworth; 2-story
Eastlake house: nice flats containing and
rooms and all latest conyenienees; rent S57O per
year; lot p :6x137:6.
S9OO0-Minna ST., 3D. lot 40xS0; front
ages frame improvements; renting for ST2 oo.
$675O-A splendid corner, commanding an M I'M I,
excelled view; Stanyan and Sullivan sts; eo1so'4'
s450O-Good income property on Jessie ST. near
9th: 2-story house IL rooms; rent S4SO per year.
s3l0o-A very cheap lot on Green ST., near Hyde
ST. cable: 81 ;7x66: street work done.
lot superb m pss isT
III :SA; street work complete.
$25, OOO-Elegant modern residence on Hayes ST.,
near Webster: II spacious rooms, bath and all
latest conyeniences; extra large lot, 62xlS1;6.
s1750-A very cheap lot the widest street ia
the Mission; Dolores St, bet. Day and 3Oth; size Zoh
100; street severed aud macadamZed.
25o-yaIeaela ST. near 1y d 2stOgy s d%el
be raised and store built under H.
$500 each-2 grand lots on Pacific ave, bet. Van
Ness and Franklin ST.. each 37;6xl2Z:6; street
accepted by city; splendid view; neichborhood un-
exceied; these lots are well worth S9OOO each.
s25oO-Nice cottage of roOms Merritt St; near
Hattie; close to Castro and Market; lot 25xS6.
$3.50 each-Easy terms; level lots; SD ave-,
near Point Lobos; each S25x12O.
$4ooO0-Rent $2SSS per year; good invest
ment on Post ST. near Jones: extra large lot, 6T;oX
Tlnnfr ran inn
s225o-Extra deep lot on n. side Point Lobos
ave, near Sth; 25xl2O: street work all done.
$s6OO-Modern 2-story bay-window residence on
sunny side of Hayes ST., near BrodericS; rooms,
bath and all latest conveniences: lot 25Il37:0;
street paved with bituminous rock.
$l5.750-A fine piece of prospective business
property; Page St. within few steps OF Market;
house; rent 1864 per annum; lot 27:61l2O to rear
street.
$40, GOO McAllister St. Steiner: handsome
new 3-story building; modern flats; and 7
rooms; baths and all latest coaVeniences; rented
low ut $lO5; lot 26xll2:6.
S7O,OoO-Price reduced an offer wanted; grand
corner Hayes St. only block from City Hall aud
Market ST.; extra large lot, 5UxlO0: good frame I'M
proTements.
Call at our Office for printed list OF property for
sale in all parts OF the city,
McAFEE. BALDWIN ~ HAMMOND, Real Estate
Agents and Anetioneers, 10 Montgomery 81.
$50 OOO RENTS $500 PER ANNuM.
Pays per cent clear OF everything; first-cass
downtown corner: 4story building. built only
years 3 frontages; stores and lodging house;
frst-cIasS tenants; years lease; no better income
property in the city; call quick McAFEE. BALD
WIN a HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery. se27SuTuTh
FOR SALE BY JONES K ALLEN.
u
REAL-ESTATE OWNERS,
634 MARKET STREET,
OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL.
LOOK AT YOUR MAP, BLOCKS se5, ss2. 1850
1851.
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ADVERTISING.


IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
l. anywhere at any tiino write 10 GEO. p ROW ELI.
n CO.. 10 Spruce ST, >ew York. anl9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF IMPORTATION ON
u the subject OF advertising will do well 10 OJtain
copy of Book for Advertisers" 1853 pages, price
81: mailed, postage paid. receipt OF pr ce;
tains a careful compilation from tho American
Newspaper Directory of all the best papers and
class Journalist gives the circulation rating of every
one aud good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business OF adyer
Using Address ROWELES ADVERTISING BU-
REAIN 10 SDruce st NeW York aul9l y
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10 YOU KNOW
IL WHERE To BUY
BEST AND CHEAPEST
PARK LOTS ?

II you wish to buy few lots for the very lowest
prices-spOt cash-a block part OF block, do not
fail to call at 81 Market oce of the Southside
Land Company, for 1t Is conceded by all that park
lots Will make more money by so per cent than In
yestments In any other part OF the city There you
will ind inst lots for sale at $l75 cash. rs per
cent less than actual valLe, at 644 Market st. We
have Just few very choice corners for sale; Few
very choice lots fronting the electric road, few
lots fronting the beach, which be had by
making small cash payment balance on easy IN
staIlments. A few extra choice bargains can be
had. seq II
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$-S-S-S-
MEREDITH 4 HENDRY.
634 MARKET ST., OPP. THE PALACE

Gp-$-S-S-S- -S-S-$-S-S
ID MEREDITH 4 HENDRY.
634 MARKET ST., OPP. THE PALACE
q1eA EACH-3 FINE LOTS NEAR METRO
u w politan Electric road: r snap, and going
this week. MEREDITH HENDRY.
go, q EAcH-L99rs IN CHOICE BLOCKS
cash. $40 per month; these lots Will surely double
before six months MEREDITH Il HENDRf.
Q.oT6 EACH-2 FINE LOTS n. OF GOLDEN
tNO - Gate Park $a monthly payments
MEREDITH q HENDRY. se27 SuTuTh
G.0nO MISSION ST.; LOTS 25xlO0. IN EX-
u OOU. celsior Homestead, three blocks from
county road: oue-haif cash. balance 40 per month.
W. II. GRIM & CO.. liz Montgomery. SuTuThSatf
G7SOO FOR sALE-THAT ELEGANT ROW
I'D tobO. OF houses just completed the T.
side of Masonic ave-. block S. OF Haight ST.; each
house contains salon paTors. large sunny dining
room. chambers, finished bssem emit, plate aud
art glass windows electric bells and gas lighting;
extra large yard; the cheapest houses In the city
make your own terms. For particulars inquire on
premises. au3O II SuTuTh