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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-28
ESTATE
OF THE
LATE CAPTAIN FLOYD.

THERE ARE SOME EXCELLENT INVEST
L ments TO be made in the real estate offered for
private sale, under order OF Court. by the Exc
tutor of Captain Floyd's viii The lands lie in
various localities and present according location,
varying Inducements, but all strong.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sixth street, extending to Park Morris avenue,
80 by 100 feet.
i'AUL TRACT HOMESTEAD. SOUTH SAN
FRAN ISCO.
Lot 4. in Block "a.
FAST OAKLAND.
Lot 660x320 feet. west side of East Twenty
eighth street. between Ninth and Eleventh avenues:
unimproyed This Is specially desirable in reference
TO future values
NEAR HOTEL DEL MONTE.
Villa lot; Just the street and next to the
Episcopal Chapel; irregular in shape but about 235
by about 270 feet.
IN MERGED COUNTY.
In the artesian bet. about 1900 acres lying south
erly from the town Of Mercedat distances of to 10
miles from the town
LAKE COUNTY, on CLEAR LAKE.
The spendld "Quercus Ranch" of about 40
acres near Keseyyile. with dwelling house and
many costly improvements and farmin imple-
ments, situated on Clear Lake. about five miles from
Lakeport and just at the foot of the famous 'Unce
sam" Mountain. The finest ranch In the county.
LOWER LAKE LANDING.
Thirteen acres. wharf and barn.
HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
nice dwelling orchards, vineyards, etc; adjoining
the Highland Springs property,
TOWN OF LAKEPORT.
Large lots on Main street. extending TO the lake.
MOUND COTTAGES.
This wellknown summer resort, with water
view unsurpassed.
Existing leases on OF the above properties.
The Executor of the estate is wM. T. wELCKER,
whose office Is at 100 suffer street. in this city.
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BATTERED ALL FOR FARO.
The Tragic De ath of New Yo,

Ihe Tragic Death of New York
Jeweler.
rambling has claimed another life, that
OF Julius Spier, young jeweiry merchant.
whose only passion was for faro. He had
health, youth and excellent business pros
poets. He was we'll thought of by his
friends and had won the heart and the hand
of an estimable young lady, whom he was
to wed just after the new year. Few men
in moderate circumstances were surrounded
by home attractions Of a more peasant
nature than he, but he gave up his money
and afterward his life for the fascinatiOnS
OF a faro layout.
For years his mother, widow, knew his
falling, but with mothers love she hid his
fault from tie world. She was wealthy and
many and many time she paid the gam
bling debts incurred by her boy rather than
have him face exposure. Among her
friends was Mr.. Sampson of the firm of
Sampson q Meyerhoff, jewellers at 96 Spring
street. Abont four months ago Mr.. Meyer
hoff died and Mrs. Spier thought if Julius
could be established in business he would
cease to gamble.
The business was lucrative, and for some
weeks Julius seemed to divide his time very
regularly and very properly between the
store, his home and Miss Jennie Epstein,
handsome and estimable young woman. to
whom he became engaged. She was the
daughter OF Alfred Epstein. a well-to-do
clothier, who resided at 159 East Seventy
third street Julius failed but once to call
on her in the evening after the date of the
engagement, and that once was on Thurs
day night Neither was he at home. The
mother feared that he had fallen into his
old gambling habits. but she refrained from
alarming his brothers.
Thursday passed and yet no word of him
came Early yesterday afternoon he was
found dead in a room at the Sturtevant
House, on Broadway, where he had taken
an apartment on Thursday night. He was
partially dressed. A gaping bullet wound
was in the right temple. His right hand
clutched heavy bulldog revolver. Lying
near him was the sample-case with which
he had left his place of business on Thurs
day evening. 1t had contained several
thousand dollars worth of jeWelry. 1t was
nearly empty when found.
The suicide left no letter explanatory of
why he died-not even note asking for his
mothers or his sweetbeart's forgiveness.
Both were Frustrated with grief when they
learned of the tragedy. David Spier, q
brother of the dead man, said he had no
doubt but that dependency induced by
losses at the gaming table induced the deed.
he was passiunately fond of faro. His love
for it carried him so far that with him it
amounted practically TO insanity.-N. Y.
Press.
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EStrella RaiSin Vineyard Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT
IN to the written consent of the holders OF moro
than two-thrds OF the capital stock OF tho Estrela
RaiStn Vineyard Company. corporation organized
and existing under the laws OF the State OF Calior
In the city and county of San Francisco. State OF
California, and pursuant to a resolution dniy and
regularly by the Board OF Directors, the said
corporation intends to remove and change its prin
cipal place of business from the said city and
county OF San Francisco TO the town of Bakersfield,
Kern County, State of California.
EVA Ii. STODDARD, Secretary.
San Francisco, Cal, November IL 1891. 81 Sa st
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A Deceptive Machine.

lie stood before penny-in-the-s weigh
ing machine at one oil the railroad depots
across the river and shook, his head and
waved it aside and said:
No. you don't. ole feller-no, you don't.
Can't fool me again on that. you knoww
whats the matter?" asked O man who
came up.
Don't want nuthin' to do with that ma
sheen"
whats wrong with the machine?"
Cant depend on IT, Dropped in a penny
las week and mashcen said l was sober as
Judge. Hadn't got two rods away when
p'iiceEaB ran me ia and got fined So. Go
way, ole man-can't bamboozle me never no
more EN-. Y. World.
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Berkeley.

The University library has received val
liable addition of 600 volumes. recently ar
rived from England.
The junior class of the University has de-
eided to give an old English play on junior
day instead of an original farce, as at first
contemplated. BY this means ali clash with
the faculty will be avoided.
Professor Lawson has taken the class in
mineralogy to Carmelo Mission, near Mon
terey, for the purpose of searching the
ground for specimens and for practical
work. He was accompanied by Professor
and Mrs. Ritter, who are interested IN biol
ogy, and will pursue some study in that
line among the animals to be secured in the
vicinity. Professor SOule and portion OF
the class in astronomy are visiting Mount
Hamilton
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

junction Market, Castro and 18th sts.: W. line
Castro. ASA n. of 18th, and opp. Market St: cot
tage OF rooms in good condition: this Is business
location and would pay handsomely with proper
Improvements; parties looking for business Ioel-
tion should examine this property; Castro cable;
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clubs treasury viii be considerably In

clubs treasury viii be considerably in
creased from the receipts.
The annual shoot of Joe Hooker Post,
No. II, q. a. R., was held on Thanksgiv-
offered. medal, pig and q goose. Ralph
Hamiin won the medal. G. L. Metzgar the
pig and Orrin Hamlin the goose
The date OF holding the celebration of the
completion Of the Park-street bridge will
probably be decided this evening, when the
joint committee of Alameda and Oakland
having the matter in charge ill meet at the
City Hall of the latter city
The trial of n. Muller on charge Of sell
ing liquor without license took place yes
terday before the City Recorder, and re-
suited in dismissal OF the charge. The
only testimony to sustain the charge was
that Of Police Officer Brampton, and it was
not OF positive character.
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A Cabe-Court Family Row,

I. c. SimniOnds had his son-in-law,
Charles Kane. arrested last night, and
wanted to place every crime in the calen-
dar except arson and murder against him,
but compromised on disturbing the peace.
all the willis muttering all sorts of nasty
things about him. The daughter soon put
in an appearance tn give bail for her hub
biz. and sine in turn related dreadful stories
aD0nt the bad conduct OF her pa. The
troubles will be settled in the Police Court
to-day. All the dramatis persona reside in
Cabe court.
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Judge Hunt yesterday granted the petit
ton of the Deutsche Frauen- Vereln vom
Rothen kfeuz to change its name to
Deutschen Frauen UnterstuetzungS Vereins
RnthhSkreHZ
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOT.

N line Jackson ST.. 1926 E. of Steiner; this eIe-
giant residence lot is near Alta Plaza: surrounded
by elegant homes; from the rear it commands the
grand marine view for which this district IS SO
noted sunny side OF street and fog stranger: 1t
the only lot for sale on this side OF the street:
street IN bituminouS rock: JacksonSt. ard Pacific
ave cables; lot 251l II BIZ: terms as aboYa
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RACIFIC HEIGHTS MARINE VIEW RESI-
DENCF LOTS

Sc cor. Buchanan and Vallejo sts; in subdiyf-
sions; these elegant residence lots command the
choicest and most extensive view OF the beautiful
scenery obtaiRable from these world-renowned
heights; all ready for the builder; cement stone
bulkhead and sidewalk; sheltered from wind
and fog and are the choicest lots in this beautiful
district; all persons looking for a home should ex-
anime them; Pacific ave, Jackson and Unfol SITS
cables; lots 37;6 aud 251l0O: extra terms; only
one-hIth cash balance in 2, and years; inter
est only per cent per annum; California Title and
Insurance Companys policy free Of expense to
buyer; also. taxes paid by seller for the present
year the Jackson-st. property below is sold
terms and conditions
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A Museum for the Park.

The Park Commissioners have accepted
from Thomas T. Waicomb of Visalia col
lection of about 5000 articles, which will be
used as nucleus for museum at Golden
Gate Park.
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Joseph Allard of Lawton. Mich, has a
Bible which, after 112 years Of service, still
does duty in family worship.
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GOLDEN GATE PARK RESIDENCE LOT.

n. line Page St, 1868 E. of Cole: this e!egan;
residence lot is but block from Golden Gate
Park; is in choice neighborhood; is all ready to
build upon street severed: 3 cable lines ana new
electric road; lot 25xl37:6.
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So simple yet always eficaoioas in all bilious dis
orders Is Simmons LIVER Regulator.
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GOLDEN GATE PARK RESIDENCE LOT

n. side of Fell ST.. l56 % II. W. OF Lyon; hand
some resi- dence lot sunny Side OF Fell ST. and Inn
opposite the Golden Gate PARK: all per
sons desiring choice lot which 10 constr net
home OF for speculation should certainly examine
this offering; Golden Gate Park In front aud Haigh
and Hayes St cables. with certainty OF a cable
Fell ST. In the immediate future to these lots; lot
25xlS1 o.
For catalogue, terms etc, inquire OF
EhSTON, fLDRIDGE g. CO..
63S Market st. Auctioaeers.
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Observation-Disclosures COTTAGE

SW. cor Dolores and 25th sts.; handsome cottage
OF d rooms and bath; brick foundation: streets in
fine condition; fine view; Dolores 40 feet wide
Valencia cable and new electric road large lot
45xlOi:S.
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MISSION LOTS.

n. line OF Berkshire St. 800 E. OF Croton ave
being subdivisions Nos. 49, IA and l5 BLOCK II
Mission and Thlrtieth ST. Extension Homestead As
ISOLATION: near Mission st. line College Sta
ton. 5. z. and s. j. Railroad; lots 2bxIOO and
irregular
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AUCTION SALES.
GEORGE F. lAMSOn,

-. COMPRISING.
Two hand some Walnut Chamber Suits;
Ono Light W God Chamber Suit;
Two elegant Walnut wardrobes;
Fine lounges; In SIX Plush Easy Chairs; Ladies'
Rockers; Lace Curt2ins; Ornaments;
one fne Walnut Writing Desk;
White Hair Mattresses; Feather Pillows;
white blankets. Marseillss Spreads;
Walnut deboard Walnut Extension Tables;
brussels Carpets: Hall and Stair Carpets:
Ono fine Oak Hat Stand; Pictures;
One Improved Range;
Glass aud China Ware:
With other desirable articles.
A1- Terms Cash.
no27 u GEO. F. LAMsoN, Auctionssr.
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AUCTION SALES.
Our .Sa1esroona
63S Market St, Opposite Palace Hotel

DOWNTOWN PROFESSIONAL RESIDENCE.
s. line (No. l225) Geary ST., 1916 E OF Cough;
magnificent 3-story residence OF 10 spacio we'll
arranged apartments; bathrooms etc hand
semely decorated: FreRch range; steam heater:
SHOOT brick and cement basement: on rear OF a
stable TO accommodate horses: ais Is choice To-
cation for physician dentist; cement stone
walks and sidewalk: street in basalt stone; Geary
ST. ana other cables; lot 5O1l2O TO rear street
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MISSION CENTRAL RESIDENCE.

E. line NO 2l07) OF Howard st.. rs It. S. Of Sew
enteenth; fine 5-Story bay-window residence OF lU
rooms. bath. laundry etc brick foundation. cement
stone walk, street 10 baaait stone; this property
could be changed into business proposition At
small expense; omnibus cable; lot 25xl00
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WEsTERN ADDITION REsIDENCE.

S. side mo. 2eI7l OF Clay ST.. 1856 # w OF De
visadero; contains rooms. bath, servants room.
laundry ETC.; modern conyeniences; now under
rent for S45, very low rent to q fr tciaSs tenant
property sold by order OF absentee for purpose
OF changing investment: California and JACKSON ST
cables and coming cable on pevisadero st: lot 27x
l02 :3i4.
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FELL.sT. IMPROVED PROPERTY.

n. line CNos. 4OS aud 4OsLs) OF Fell ST., 1915 H.
w. of Octayia; building contains French fats o.
and rooms. bath, etc. also in rear, fronting
Linden ave. building III renements: streets in good
condition: rents $50; Omnibus and Hayes cables
lot 25xI2O TO Linden ave
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods ID
iii defective sight. APT Kearuy street.
Chicago is TO have permanent circus.
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College Songs for Girls.

Complied 0y Florence Leonard Smith CoIie0>.
49, Handsomely bound IN Heuvy P0per,
NTH Lfthogrdphed CoUers, 81
The first and only book of College Songs for girlS
ever published. II viii be popular and widely used
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

Talking of absens-minded people,
shere are not many who can surpass
NrA h. She made call On family,
living on . certain street. and was re-
ceived with much oordiality. Al sup
per shs mentioned the fact 10 her hua-
band
How did You hnd thsms" he In
quired.
why. ea,dly; thsy live whore they
asways did
''Oh, nos they havs moved into an
other part OF the city. and the people
living In their Old house are strangers
here"
II never noticed any difference, and
/ don't believe they did" said Mrs. B.,
smartly. and Mr.. d let the matter drop
without further eommenA - Detroit
Tree Preaa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

~ crsig-y-4 4oA. Wsiss, Adeiina Patti
threw opsa her new thestsr 70 the
world on wednesday.
Ii u estimated that 90 zoo. 600 bushels
Of wheat vii be handled q Duluta,
Nm. he Fsssent season
Mrs Asen4th Miller, of Chicago. eel
ebrated her le4th blrthdsy on Wednss-
day She Is IN good health
The total value Of the exports Of
bresdstuffs from the United States for
the month OF July wa Slo,sES, zsi.
A sample trunk belonging To p. d.
Brewster, Of Chicago, containing d, 600
worth Of jewelry. wss on Wednesday
stolen from the LemArs QAl depot
Andrew Mouiczl Of the northern
district Of Illinois. convicted Of coun-
tsrfeiting. WAS pArdonsd before sen
teace BY President Harrison wednss-
day.
The failure u announced Of W. e.
0chmertz. Of Pittsburgh, dealer in boots
and shosA Attachments aggregating
os32. Ass have been hled against his
property.
During the heavy windstorn st Sher-
idan station. Pa, new frame building
wAs blown down and . carpenter
named Vented fatally injured. having
his back broken
4 boat containing . party Of seven
psrsons cspsiSed on Rice lake, near
Bowmznville. Ont, Wednesday night
Mr.. and MrA Hawkins and Miss May
Bee were drowned; the others were
rescued
Bud Blunt who murdered Jack
Major. . railroad brakeman st Pierce
City. Mo-, December -. 1890. has been
found guilty Of murder In the first do
gree and ssntsnesd 70 hang September
- next
Gov. Page, Of vernont wednesday
issued . proclamation for . special ses-
sion Of the Legislature 10 sonvene
August IS Direct tax money due the
state and IN additional worlds fair ap
preparation win be considcred
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DeGOLlA BROS.
- pEALERsE -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block.

E0R sALE-loo acres land In Paris township
Smiles from city, large house and two
good barns; clay loan soil. large or short
good fence: 20 acres beech and maple timber;
price sc5 per acre; would exchange for Grand
Rapids property
E0R SALE-0r exchange; 100 acre farm In
- northern Michigan; IS acres improved
good house. barn and outbuildings - acres
nne timber. beech. maple. Eastwood ana elm.
small orchard; this farm lies on bank of =
small lake and ID SO protected ~ 10 be free
from early and late frus.s; lake abounds In
nne nsh and fs becoming noted rs = resort;
price so o on easy terms for cash. or viii ex-
change for Grand Rapids real estate;. Fer ex-
change. hardwood stump lands In NewAygo
These lanes are well located and good soil.
perfect title. and can. by Improvement. be
made fine iarrainE country. This Is your
chance TO get out OF debt
L'0R SALE--aroem house Just mplef ed on
Hanover Court. finely finished with high
terrace. graded street; call In and get price
Oh this house IL you want 10 invest In North
end property.
EOR sALE-IIousc and lot in southern part
OF city; house uncompieted and party can
not complete same from shortage Of funds.
This Is good chance for person having small
amount OF money TO IN AXE good investment
fI,0 EXCHANGES acre3 20 acres improved
balance white oak timber lo-room house
and barn. fine orchard. 4 acres iow land un-
der drained and under cultivation. This fine
place Is situated about 20 miles from the city.
south. Come in aud get full description.
kOR SALE OR Changed acres on lake
l. shore. near the park; good buildings. 90
peach trees In bearing. - pear standards in
bearing. acres strawberries acres raspber-
rieS 60 grapes. gooseberrles and other small
fruits; price 500; fruit on same will pay for
II the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this IS great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
ITO EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
l. erty. 50 acres. fine house. barn and out
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak
beech and hickory timber. good fencee. 400
peach. lO apple. pears. plums and small fruit
trees. Price $3.50.
DEGOLTA BROS
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new eats ar; rye. sc. harley. a. 10 , hundred
Mssr- Beef. sse6e: psrs. 81 mutton. ssr7e
sprinx lsish ars fs~ls ioc; spring ehfekenS
3<rt sesf. ss fafkevs Zee aucss ne.
Pxrrrrr~ Butter fsr. eszs isr petstoes, snr
bn eefs Nc bn, anions. f5c dos
raaishe@ ior sezs fetfuce. lEc br peas = =
ice. apaehes II 20 , 81 apriTs. ~ IN.
wa.ss "A ssf@d go e ansashed, fis1f~.
Hsx-fltsssthg So . toa cinvrr. ga , tcaf
usrss .<n I.tta---ssr~@n, sri psr- earpa
sc. rrrps hifes - calf - irs RFeea. se eslf
ssin. efsre4 e. talfew. 80. eelts n4fss - )
aekfp kSrttr-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

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- : kerfrsst gefu ne.f - krn1rfd .
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fs~k 80 - ss@sxs ekisken&. zses taft<ss
l1se.e fHers.
rs.seeSs faffs4s - s9Es. ~ fStsfecst
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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

bridegroom Ito minister much
viii It be?
Minister-Thas depends upon how
much You think It Is worth
Bridegroom-Well think IL IL worth
twenty thousand dollars; but I'll come
around in . few days and 500 you
1suck
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14

CHICAGO. AUG n
CArrLp-Msrkes rather sctivs and prices
without material change. Quotations ranged
ct eD3e % for choice to fancy shipping
Steers: - Sssas0 for good 20 choice do: - se1
% for common 70 fair do, " Tse< 70 Cor butch
srs' steers. ~ ~ tas for stoek>rs. - 2S0& =
for Texans. q soa4 ~ for Feeders; q 501too
scr Cows. o. ss1S0 for B1i- snd y soo+ 10
Cor Veal Calves
Hoss- Market active, and fseiias srul
Prices seoet Sc aisnsr ssacs ranged - ~ ss4s
10 TOR Pigs. A7s3sS ~ fss light; - ssas 20
fsr rough psekisa; - Sos.0 for nfxsd. sn1
~ y1s 50 for heavy psexias ssd saippias lsts
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]. Il. McKEE 4 SONS

y MONkDESf-
pp LOTS near East Fpitoe ST on ponthiy
W payments Of a. esch. Prices SSH 60 ssse
CHoicF 81 fe let. % iarFe's sa'sls road saa.
" ., SO ssch. u taken se3A
L'op SttFaaflasr mill. slth tee bnilfsnrs
aua large ietl eel e4ulfl-fd vtth Afsf
eises frA ~ aefs tssiiet. ttss snschinsff afefie
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sa- - eifs oaef gcea fef sheft tine snls
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~ fas a. esFA - uonfhif nf4n#Afs from
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saN - enee. \ H nskes <eaa Nearest
tvH EAtr ~ lets "a - neat ~ ave csss
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FOR SALE.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN la the city Is
that new broom house of ours. just com.
peted. on Buckeyr-st.. adjacent 10 the new
electric railway and schools. hair parior and
sitting room. OAK. Sidewalk on the entire
street; fine maple trees planted. Do not fall
10 look at this property II ynu want an Invest
ment or home. Price s2.,g9. yen can make
the terms. ruin'r& Carroll 81 New House
msn building.
LOE sAIE--A cosi black standard bred horse.
Il taur wears old coming sptinZ. the finest
combination af single-iooter ard buggy horse
In the city. buggy and harness With hin ai
n bargain. Turner A Carroll. 50 New House
man building
TUE BANkS pay you but per cent You
L can make . per cent N your inyestFneut
the frss wear by buying one of our tioicp icts
on seuth Division. liali. Eucid. cherry. Back
eve West fuiton. Watson and other streets.
Turner & Carrots. = New Houseman bussdinr.
L'oR SAIE-Nev house en corr sr let on nsy
tor-St. and fwo new houses on Fevfyst
This property is incrt asing In va'ne vcry rap
Idly and sou eau bsy either ef these AZ sl 20.
on your own terms.
TURNER a CARROLL
81 New Hfasemsn RidE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-14
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

RADCLIEF 4 H0LT-Reliabe uphols:erers
IL at III South Dfvision-sf. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. Wv or CTS after
business hours.