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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

TIE DEMOCRAT has rep ?atedly
called attention to the practice OF
cruelty to animals and the law
agant3 II.
notwithstanding there IS very
little notice taken of 1t, there is
great cruelty practiced towards
faithful horses and mules that draw
loads over OIL roads and through
our streets every day. Every body
knows that there is a law on our
statute books agalns5 OverlJadlng,
Oyerdriying, beating or failing to
properly feed and care for stock;
but no one takes 1t upon hlmsel1
to have d man arrested who does
such q thing. And there is some
reason why good men, whose very
hearts bleed for the poor dumb
animals, suffering under the lash or
overload, hesitate to bring the evil
d0er to Justice. One man here and
there can do very little towards
correcting these things. Besides, IT
one man should attempt 1t without
aGy organized support, he would
render himself very unpopular, per
hapa, and thus weaken the influence
he otherwise would have,
There are brutal crue.ties prac-
t5ced upon the mules and horse
and oxen that are worked around
US every day, and The DEMOCRAT
proposes that "a society Tor the
prevention Of cruelty to animals
be organized in Scotland Neck.
With such society, there would be
united effort and consequently
united influence 10 protect the help
less, speecbiess animals and save
cur enlightened people the shame
OF allowing such things IN a
Christian community.
You say you have not the time?
Vel, as d humane man, to say noth
lng Of his Christian manhood, we
caunvt see how any one can shut
his eyes to such matter.
no doubt many man imposes
unOn his horse or mule thOugbtless-
II, and would abandon 1t if his
attention we're called to it. And
since the State provides by law that
these things may be corrected, does
it not become the duty of every
good c1t'z4n to see that the law is
ODE Cd?
Let rs have an organ zed society
loT tUe protection of animals and
against the c!ueltits to which so
mauy u them are subjected. " hat
tlti@k onI c,tz2ne? Shall we have
j.?
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24
". d. SHIELDS.
Secretary,

For ! Mr.. HIRAM THwEATT. an
30 aged and prominent citizen
YEARS. living near Troy, Alabama,
says that for thlrty-fve years he was
sorely afflicted with Eczema on his face.
The cruptions were of large and can
cerous nature. That he tried a num Der
of experience physicians, but with little
result, and thed received only temporary
relief. After having used only seven
bottles of S. S. S. be feels like new man
Tne painful tIougle is gone, and now
at sixty years Of age he is once more in
good health, and restored to his family
He states that his cure is entirely due to
5. S. S, He saws that he Is member Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
and that his post-offce address is Olean..
Pike County, Ala, and that as he wishes
all sufferers to know the good that he has
received from the medicine, he will take
pleasure in answering any inquiries that
may be sent him. Our treatise on the
blood and SKIN will be mailed free. Ads
dress,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta
Ga
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24
"My Daughters Life,

Was saved by Hoods SarsapariIla. -
lays Mr.. b B. Jones of Alma, Maine.
She had seven running sores in different
places on her Hoods SarSaparilla there
was mark ed improvement and now she
is well, strong and healthy"
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

A humorous fact about Hoods Sarsa-
parllla- il cxpels ad humor and creates
good humor. Be sure to get Hoods.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

FITS.-Ajl Fits stopped fire.. By Dir
kllne's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
alter first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise s.. % trial bottle free to Fit
ScaeS. Send to Dr.. Kline, 93l Arch St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by re-
storing the peIlstaltic action of the al,>
mentary canal, They are the best fans
lily cathartic.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

Go!dsooro I1gus: Tue Hams for
the proposed Union passenger depo,
for this city, when the railroads
have at length about determined up
on and agreed in common to con.
struct, have been sent 10 for the in
spection and approval Of our 'tity
Fathers |, is proposed to con-
strucJ a light iron skeleton shed
depot covering . length Of 300 feet
along + and ". Centre streets be-
tween u alnpt ard Chestnut streets ),
ard extending over all the tracks,
with covered passway to the walt
ing rolms and ticket otlioe. The
depot, according to the designs sub
nitted will cost 10000 fifteen
thousand dollars, and will DE indeed
a credit to eur city.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24
HE DEMOCRAT.
LET US BE HUMANE.

wouldnot enter on my list Of friends,
tThough graced with polished manners
and fine sense,
Yet wanting senslbility) the man
v DO necdl~s sly sets foot upon worm.
-COUper.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

Bi1oNVN's iron BrIvrERs ALMANAC
For 1892
Contains O,.e Hundred R.u
- deis2o4s SANDY cheaply and u,ljcS5v
ut = nome: This book y given away at drug
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

Wilson AdnWce: Some time ago
it vas announced through rhes"
columns that the freis BIT trains would
cease carrying passengers GA the ".
Z ". Railroad. The enforcement
of tits order caused so much annoy.
ance and yezation to the travelling
public that the Company. in defer
ence to the WISHES Of the people,
pave rescinded 1t. &c are glad o.
1t, for HE freights are great con
scnience to the travelling puolIc.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-24

tbs ; 4 day Of inventions, ard
every new Invention, i: p-acticsl SID
valuable i. welcomed. The kins;oU
Free Press says:
Mr.. Z. Bailey has invented 81
lDgenaon- and simple arrangement
for the protection Of house Tops from
fire., when alothet ho1se Is burning
near bY. 1t consists o. water piTes
raining TO the top Of The roof srd /.
perforated pipe alo0g the top II The
roof by which the ToOf can be dooiet q.
Il ought to receive the endorsement
- the insurance companies. Mr.
b alley will patent tue invention"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
NITRO-GLYCERINE.
The Lasting Nature of Its Characteristic
Properties.

Inc Lasting nature
Properties.
Everybody knows how terribly explosive
nitro-glycerine is under concussoD," said a
dealer in oil-well supplies from Bradford.
Pa, "but few know the lasting properties
of the explosive. and how next to impossible
it is to destroy its deadly qualities In
manufacturing ntro-glycerine one of the
processes is to strain II through felt. usually
through the crowns OF old felt hats, they
having been found not only to be the most
convenient and effective for the purpose,
but also preferable for economy. This felt
is burned up after using, to do away with
all danger that undoubtedly would result
from careless handling of 1t afterward.
cat one of the factories in the Northern
oil field once an employe resolved to test
the life of nitro -glyeerine, and he took hat
crown that had been used as Strainer,
washed it thoroughly, aud then put it
through a course of treatment with alkalis.
He laid the felt away on a shelf ont of the
reach and knowledge of any one else in the
factory. II lay there two years, and one
day the man happened to think OF 1t aud
took il down. Workers about nitro-glycer-
inc are VIGOROUSLY reckless, but the most
careful and timid man would scarcely have
had any fear of this two-year-old strainer,
especially after the treatment it bad re-
cefved. The workman had no idea that
there could possibly remain in the felt the
slightest suspicion oil danger, and to show
that the stuff had been annihilated he put
the felt on the iron arm on the timers
bench. where the cans for holding the ex-
pl0sive are soldered, and struck it with a
hammer. The result was surprise TO the
factory. An explosion followed that broke
both arms of the workman. stunned three
other men, hurled the heavy iron arm
through q two-foot wall, and wrecked the
timing shop.
Nitro-glycerine can't be annihilated,
and frOm The careless manner in which
1t has been handled ever since it came in
use in the oil regions it is wonder that
there is town standing in the whole field.
New York sun,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
SUMMER RFsORTs.


A NDERS0N SPRINGS, LAKE CoUNTY-THE
~ proprietor OF this famous and celebrated resort
wishes to announce to her friends and the pabiic
that arrangements have been made with the South
ern Pacific Company and VIM. Spier's stage line for
the safe OF through tickets to the springs: from
San Francisco and Oakland So: round trip SO so:
through tickets can also be obtained az Sacramento
and san Jose. The advantages OF our hot and cold
sulphur and iron baths, natural steam baths, are
uneqaaied; take $50 A. N. ferry from San Fran
cisco for CaliStOga. Fer further particulars adj
dress j. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs Middle
town. Lake County. Cal my3l tt
RESoRrS SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
~ Pacific Coast with rates, location, etc, pub
hShed in the Hotel Guide, ll6 pages. For sale by
newSdeaers, or send 25c In stamps to w. NJ. PAT
1ERSON- publisher, $40 Post ST.. > #. mrl II
no LEASE MOUNTAIN SANITARIUM AND
1 resort: fully equipped; only four hours from
San franc!scn Adaress X. Box n. This uflce q e
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10

ID A. DoLAN a CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS.
$50 Market St. opposite Palace Hotel;
Branch ONCE, Seventh ave. and st, near olyIn-
pic Club grounds.
800 sPLENDID ,NEWw, COTTAGE OF s
OF the Mission; all street work completed
planked ard: basement; electric bells and latest
style mauteis: perfect GIN Of home; i9ll
price only $3.50, on nstailmeas OF so per month,
less THAI rent: have only left; call early, as
they are sure 20 be sold this week. Apply to p A.
DOLAN CO, 63O Market 81
Gean A CORNER 75xlO0: ALL LEVEL AND
tNOUO. ready 20 build on; only few feet from
l3th-ave. herSe-ears suitable FOR chicken
ranch: nothing better the city title perfect alb
stract to date; instead OF paying rent own your
own property ana become imineus .ly rich. Apply
TO T. a. DOLAA a CO. $50 Market st.
C.40O ARE YOU NG FOR PROPERTY
u 1UU. on the line of the san MateO Electric
Railroad In this city II So compare our prices
with Others; lots 26x1O0, on san Jose ave. road
positively the hnest location rom 30th St 10 the
county line: fronting directly On the electric road
that already built: this Is hne business property
haif cash. p. A DOLAN y co. go Market 81.
c)Oa WE HAVE FOR SALE SOME 200 LOTS
- -UU. 25X12O eacn. belonging to the iate SEN
ator iearst's estate. 18th, 1fth, 10TH 18th and
18th ayes. in Sunset Heights: call aud get OF
our maps: lots and blocks surveyed and fenced:
young people this is the opportunity or your life TO
become independent: free carriages to show prop
erty. p. a. DoLAN & co, $50 Market St
HOUSE OF ROOMS AND CORNER 75xl25:
IL on electric road san Jose ave-; splendid bust
ness center; half the actual yaiue will be accepted
- sold within the next ten days as party is leaving
i'State. 2. A. DoLAN q CO. $50 Market ST.
GOcE0 LOTS. 251l0U EACH: CARL ST.
,0-LOO. near willard, Asbbury Heights; the
cheapest lots in this district: street work com
pieted cable and electric roads pass the property:
owner is compelled TO SELL aud If the price does not
suit make your. own, they must positively be
sold. P. A. DoLAN a Co. $50 Market. s SuTurh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
CITY REAL EsTATF.

CECURE A HOME SITE ON EASY TERMS IN A
- locality certain TO Increase In value: have a
few or the choicest lots in The Lakeyiew Tract.
which we VIII sell on the most favorable terms;
they are located in the most desirable portion Of
the tract, commanding a fine view: the streets are
graded and the lots ready for building; sand-hi
property: no dust; no smoke MARSHUTZ co,
$50 Market st. au2l IT
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
THE HEYMAN TR ACT.

THIS TRACT IS SITUATED ON DOUGLASS ST,
Aud IS bonded by Twenty-second aud Elizabeth
sts. Castrost. cable-cars pass within two blocks OF
this property. and BarSet ST. viii be extended with
in bock.
Parties investing viii relp rich harvest in
the future. To appreciate this Weil-iOcated
tract which is near the heart Of the city, is to
inspect it.
representative will be on the tract daily to give
Information.
To reach the property take the Castro-street cars
TO rwtnty-thlrd St and walk two blocks, which Will
bring YOU 10 the lots. Douglass ST. is graded and
severed in front of this property, and The other
streets will in the future, he placed In the
same condition, without expense TO buyers.
lermS "A cash, the balance to suit purchasers.
Special inducements Will be given contractors
FOR the convenience OF the public my Office viii
be open from 8 10 10 Wednesday and Saturday
evenings
For price list and circulars call on
Se10 II JACOB HEYMANi $50 Market St
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
Dangers of a stumbling Horse.

NJ. D. Gordon. who resides on Nineteenth
avenue, near Point Lobos road, was riding
on California street yesterday when his
horse stumbled and fell. When Gordon ex-
treated himself he discovered that his lett
leg was broken.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10

James Ingram of East Bradford, has
pear tree in his orchard which bears nine
varieties of fruit. He grated this tree him.
self several years ago. ard now has ripe
fruit at almost all seasons of the year. One
variety after another ripens in its turn from
the Katharine pears, in hay harvest to the
large Bell pear late in the fall. On his farm
he has this year as large n crop of apples as
he has ever seen in all his long years on the
farm. Trees are breaking down under the
tremendous weight of the fruit, and one
large branch which has broken from crab
apple tree is estimated TO contain not less
than two bushels of half ripened fruit. His
Queen apples are now ripe and the orchard
is pretty sight His reach crop is a failure
this year-West Chester (Pa.) News
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
EoR SALE BY JONES q ALLEN,
REAL-ESTATE OWNERS,
REMOVED TO 634 MARKET STREET,
OPPUSITE PALACE HOTEl

OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL.
OUR BOULEVARD LOTS ARE THE BEST You
" can buy for the money; only a few left JONES
GI5on HAYES ST: NICE LEVEL LOT
,C-OOO. street work done; no cheaper lot in
the neghborhood; 25x1OO; near Baker. JONES q
ALLEN 634 Market St
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR LOTS ON THE OCEAN
IL beach? Have you seen orr lots on the Grand
Boulevard? Have you seen our lots on the electric
road? II so, you have seen the finest lots in the
South side; they surveyed, fenced, graded
planted in grass and streets all graded: they are all
can walk to hem in ten minutes from cars now run
ming; our blocks trout The electric road which is
now building; no better prospective lots south OF
the marx can be had the iast safe of one block of
fifty lots WAS sold FOR 800 lot; Sell you close
by these for $50; they selling every day and
VIII soon be gone; buy before too late; on $40
monthly you have two to three years to pay for
lots aud long before that time you get great
deal more money. JONI Els q ALLEN, 634 Market.
dso50 LOOK AT THIS: IS LOTS ON 47TH
DOW. ave: 25Il2O; the cheapest lots near the
great highway that you buy SO monthly.
JONES a ALLEN. 634 Market ST.
G.o6n TO 1915; LOTS ON q ST. IN GOOD
spOOU condition fenced aud ready for building;
where you do better? SlOmonthy. JONES ~
ALLEN. 654 Market st
co6O W. LINE OF 47TH AVE; 25xI2o; SUR
u oOu. veyed and nicely situated; cream Of that
u 4 IN
- 4 w. these 80 lots have been sold 20 buyer
At 3 90 each; inst think we sell for SO monthly.
JON Is d ALLEN. 634 Market Se6 SuTuTh
EoR SALEM MONTHLY PAYMENTS EQUAL
L to rent; elegant 2Story houses and comfortable
cottages; cable lines. For particulars apply TO
L. LANDLER. 1e Montgomery st. an9 II suTnThsa
.,.-u..,,,. SUNNY SIDE
QSnuO HOUSE AND LOT, 81 :6x7O FEET;
,DOpbO. near cor. Ridley and Valencia: rents
s45; this is a real bargain.
$S0OO-Fine residence on Howard near Twenty
first ST house II rooms; bath; lot 30xl22: - feet.
Ss500-Hayes st. Steiner: fine house;
rooms: all modern improvements; rent $50; lot 2jX
1877 20 feet.
Si2.OO0-Pacfc ave, near Cough ST.. lot 30xl34
feet: fine location.
$3.50 Duncan St, near Sanchez; lot 80xll4
feet; street work complete.
S55O-Gift map lots dirt cheap.
$lJ0O-Gift map 3: six lots a bargain.
We have 4 choice list OF hrst-ciss5 Investments;
parties DESTROYS OF making Investments in city real
estate Will make mistake by giving us a call.
Apply to DAN'L q LOUIS JONES, Real Estate
Agents, l12 Montgomery st. seq 2t@
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
FINANCIAL.

A SMALL SUMS LOANED; PAYABLE BACK
n ia insEailmsuts. 20 Ellis. Room 10. se2 3m
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
" your Old gold and silver by mail TO the old aud
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, Al Third st.. San
Francisco: will send by return mall the cash. IL
CAN FRANC CISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
- b3S Kearny St. the only cOrporat.s- hat iepds
money on diamonds, watches; low Interest," ooasf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10
CITY REAL ESTATE.

n H. UMBSEN IL CO,
RERL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE BROKERS.
Members OF S. +. Real Estate Exchange
ID Montgomery st.
G1S S00 ELLIS ST.. Mr.. LAGUNA: ELE-
tD 10. OOO giant fats OF and 7 rooms and
bath; brick foundations; every modern convent
ence; rents 1928 90 per month: lot 50Sl2U to rear
Sl4 600 H T. ME of s. lot
b0xs9i rents Sl440 per annum G. H. uMBsEN
CO.. IL montgomery st.
y .OUU. account Of owners departure for
Europe, elegant bay-window residence of 10
lot 25xl5T:6; in splendid nelghborhood north OF
Market. 6. II. UMBSEN a CO, IA Montgomery ST.
G1GS0 HOUSE AND LOT ON KINGSTON,
n 1OOU. nr. Mission; size 26xlO6. G. Il. UMB-
SEN CO., Ii Montgomery st.
GQoO0 HOUSE AND LOT ON WASHING
W UNOU. ton. nr. Powell; % rooms aud baths;
bay-windows; brick foundations; rents $iO2o per
aunum. G. II. UMBSEN ~ CO., IA Montgomery St
.D-OUO. mr. Stockton, containing rooms; lot
2ox52:6. 6. Ii. UMBSEN CO, ii Montgomery.
1000 dUf 4S5n; rn4 SstS and eai
tages OF 5 rooms and bath aud rooms rents $50;
brick foundations; lot II :6xlO0 with an l. 81 :5x
1856. q. H. UMBSEN & CO., Ii Montgomery ST.
Ge76O HOWARD, NEAR 18TH: STORE
90 oU. and 4 rooms and nat of rooms and
bath: uaywindows: brick foundations: stone walks:
lot 25N75. Il. II. UMBSEN CO., IA montgomery.
CID nO0 BUSH. NEAR POLK: BAY-wIN-
III 1c .OOO. dow house OF faIS of 4, i aud
rooms and bath each; brick foun datioIs; stable on
rear street; lot 32:6xl20; frontages: rents $s3.
G. II. UMBSEN a CO., IA Montgomery st.
GTO6n KEARNY NEAR GREEN: FRONT
I'D LOO. house of is rooms and rear house OF
rooms; brick foundat SS4: lot ~ IL LEX
lO3ll&. &. II. UMBSEN n Co, IA Montgomery.
$4,000 F6s STORY aaS T1As
OF rooms; and 3story and basement OF d rooms
in ; fats; rents S76; lot 25Xl2o; frontagcs u.
Il. uMBsEN CO, IA Montgomery st.
C.e7Sb FoLSuM-ST PROPERTY; 2 HOUS Els
ID wv. of rooms ana bath EACH brick foun-
daUiOns; rents $40 SO; lot 25x9O q. ii. UMBSEN
CO., u Montgomery st.
C.E06n COR. 2OTH AND YORK; A NICE
u OOOU. new 2-story bay window house in
store and rooms and fiat or rooms. etc. iaun-
dry; all modern conyenences; rents SAL %; LOT 70
I92 e. Il. uMbSEN Il CO., ID Montgomery 81
CGTRO BRANNAN. NR. 9Th; FRONT AND
rents S53; lot 25xl00. Il. d. UMBSEN q co, ii
Montgomery st.
S1fOn COR. ON SACRAMENTO Mr.. JONES;
u tOtO. houses; l of and OF 4 rooms;
rents S57; lot 2OXTO 6. Ii. UMbSEN CO, IA
Montgomery ST.
C.OEOO GARDEN ST, NEAR HARRISON
u OOUU. House of ? fats OF and rooms. and
lot 25xT5. q. Ii. I'M hSEN a CO., II Montgomery
street
G1O OS0 HOUSES of AND 8 ROOMS
u ~. ZCO. and bath each; lot 5OXlOp; stock
ton ST., near Greenwich; re8ts SIS; be made to
bring IN 500 per month with very little expense
&. H. UMBSEN q CO.. IA Montgomery ST. se5Turh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10

Missouri is credited with 1888, 600 members
OF the Baptist Church.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10

GSn nAA Rents $500 PER ANNUM
tpOO.OOO. Pays per ceut clear OF everything
first ass downtown corner; 4story building: built
only years; frontages; stores and lodging mouse
first-class tenants: years lease; better income
property in the city; call quick.
MCAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 MONTGOMERY st.
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SUNNY SIDE.
se6 SuTuThSn
G1SDa ELEGANT Two-sToRY BAY WIN
eD1OOU. dow house. on Bush ST., near webster;
z rooms and bath; conservatory etc: rents for
$37 so; newly fitted throughout; $500 re-
main at per cent: for keys call at our ofice. THE
SAN FRANCISCO LAND CO, 409 California 9 3t
Q.OCQO STYLISH QUEEN ANNE COTTAGES
UOLOO. OF large rooms, bath: wood mantels;
pantry with sink In It; noored basement: cement
walks. these cottages to suit: terms easy;
25tb, near Diamond; block west OF Castro. GEO.
STIERLEN, owner and builder, s45 Castro Sts
DoN'T BUY IN BERKELEY WITHOUT SEEING
IL the Scenic Park Tract, adjoining the u nfver-
sity: prices lower and terms easier than any other
property. FRANK M WILSON, owner. AIS Mont
gonicry St. San Francisco. HEWITT q RICH
ARDS, opposite Berkeley Station. a.30 I'm
Qe0u CORNER LOT: 9Oxl0O. WITH CREEK.
srOOD. In Berkeley; $40 monthly.
&275-I-ot 40klZ6. ON railway; So monthly.
S55D-Lot S0xl20. with creek: $40 monthly.
$3O0-Lot 40xl00; S25 cash, So monthly.
s450-Corner 60xi00; 1925 cash. $40 monthly.
Send for maps: 1000 lots: offer only what own.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner. 20 Montgomery st. l5u
Q1O0 EACH: So MONTHLY INSTALLMENrS;
Up ltO no interest; near Baden III ectric Road; 30
minutes ride. w. PARRISH, PEARSALL N CO.,
623 Market ST. aulu
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10

ftESPONSIBLE MAN WANTED To JOIN NE
Ia equally in a manufacturing and 'bbing busf
ness wei established and doing = paying trade
villa Pee required TO sell goods and manage the bust
capital 900; this is a rare chance to make
money ly the right party; no brokers. Hal1ht
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-10

NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS FOR
~ half the original prices; laid same day as or
derea; open evenings. j. NOONAN, 10I7-IU23
Mission st. see I'm
CARPET S-SMITHS BRUSSELS. CSC A YARD;
" inStallmenI price elsewhere 81 yd NJ. FRIED
MAN Il CO., =2S23O stockton, and 237 Post 1t II
brussels CARPETS. 6Oc. LAID: WINDOW
ID clot pc. s. W SHREK. l23i 81 OK Ton. rn2tf