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The Lexington record. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1890-1???, 1891-05-01

rection. The old ladies were
without pets this time. Dick
was dead, Flip disgraced, and
Biddy farming out with her
young brood, who threatened to
make havoc of Matron Mary's
lovely flowers. And her flowers
this season are going to be Unit
sually luXuriant. The beds and
walks of the little garden are all
weeded and clean, and the rich
soil is ready for bloom.
AT ST. JOsEPH's HOSPITAL
there about $50 patients, and
some Of them are, oh so infr1n.
SO hopelessly afflicted! Upstairs
are the large, airy rooms for the
pay patients. The lower wards
are open to visitors. In that for
, men there were four deaths re-
Gently. In the colored wards
there is an olive-skinned, bright
eyed boy, who was found in a
negro cabin, his lower limbs act
ually gangreened from neglect.
Both legs were to be amputated
below the knee, and the little
fellow sat in his pure white
wrapper, with a friendly sheet
screening the diseased members,
and anXiously awaited the oper-
alton, SO eager was he to get rid
of "the body of this death"
Doubtless he will not survive the
ordeal, for he is fearfully wasted.
Sister Euphrasia, one of Gods
ministering earth angels, patient
ly escorted us through the insti-
tuition, explaining and describing
with rare intelligence. Her in
| iured hand from her fall last
year, does not regain it's useful
ness, but it is genuine pleasure
to look into her face and behold
the good that is written there.
THE ORPHANS HOME
Shows the late repairs, and
CLEANS bright and inviting in the
crisp April air. Good Mother
Albrecht was full of talk about
her children. She had discharged
her alien cook, who required such
unceasing surveillance, and had
one of her eldest girls cooking
for a salary. I" so much better,'
she said, and l thought so, too
Reading about a pie party to be
given at Lancaster for the benefit
Of the Presbyterian church, where
she was for years a member
Mother Albrecht sent one dollar
as her mite. She laughed whel
she got two nice pies by express
a return she did not expect. AS
sistant Matron May6eld sent u
such an eloquent letter that we
regret we cannot publish it all
| but our short columns will no
tell the half we should like:
"DEAR RECORD-Spring ha
come, and as Our little chill
= | 6ra11 ,,1orC1, two o,,1 two 4,
The Lexington record. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 1890-1???, 1891-05-01

Our days are filled with work,
and Our evenings are spent in
reading from the Youths Com
panion and books contributed by
friends, or in telling stories cal
culated to implant a moral tone.
Let me give you a little incident.
A week ago one Of our little girls
was sent to the post-oflce for
stamps, when she saw a man
drop bill from his purse. Pick
ing it up, she fastened to restore
it. He took it, and only said,
"Thanks;" but it shows the
spirit of honesty. We teach
them, Thou, God, seest me.
"You will be pleased to know
we have vegetable garden and
a flower garden, too. The chill
dren delight in working these,
and are longing for vacation to
get at it. Our venerable mother,
now seventy-one, loves flowers
with a passion, and the little ones
take pride in bringing punches
to her" And here the writer
INDUCES in a beautiful eulogy of
Mother Albrecht.- owe
have received a valuable gift in
the shape of a refrigerator from
our dear friend, Mr.. Ephrain
Sayre." She concludes with the
following list Of
APRIL DONATIONS.
S. Bassett & Sons, a lot of bed
room slippers. Hector Hillen-
meyer, fifteen trees. From J. 7.
Miller, a garden spade and rake.
Louis Ramsey, a ham. Henry
Vogt, barrel Of crackers and gar
den seeds. Mrs. Sara B. Cronly,
$3.50 for decorating windows.
Mrs. John Scott, a bundle of Use
full clothing. De Long Bros,
/ garden seeds. Mrs. N. w. Muir,
sack of potatoes. Sidney Clay,
bushel of fine popcorn. Cane
Ridge Church, a shoulder of meat
and bottle of raspberry preserves.
Electric Street Railway, a pass
for the matron to ride. John
Lell, twenty-four loaves Of bread.
Mrs. Sinonds, twenty-five loaves
of bread and lot of rolls. Lex
ington Ice Co. and Hercules Ice
Co., ice for the month. Daily
Transcript, Press and Leader.
Lindsay & Nugent, yeast for
home bread.
Now, friends, if you have gone
with me thus far, your heart is
alive to the good that is being
done in your midst, and some of
you may exclaim with the col
ored woman, to whom Mrs. Win
ston gave the RECORD to read,
Well, l had no idea the people
of Lexington were doing SO much
for the sick and needy"
In love and fellowship,
AUNT JEAN.
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AUNT JEANS LETTER.
The Infirmary Home of the
FriendleSs-St. JOseph'S Hos
pital-Orphan'S HOme-GOOd
Deeds and Kind Hearts.
MAY, 1901
DEAR FRIENDS:

DEAR FRIENDS: .,
There is not a trace of winter
in Our fresh green landscape,
and naught but the springtime
of afectionate interest in my
heart for you and the good that
you are doing. Here, there, eve
rywhere, is inserted the point of
the truest lever that ever moved
a World-that of single-hearted,
wel1-intentioned effort for suffer-
ing men and women. Clean and
white looms up the
INFIRMARY
with it's red brick annex all
ready for the interior adjoining.
Day by day the sick and wound
ed are carried in. Day by day
the White Cross nurses 60 out
to the sick beds of those who
cannot come in. A pleasant fea-
ture in the management is the
invitation to the families of min
listers Of the gospel to come and
be healed without money and
without price. ct is not all of
life to live, nor all of death to
die" And the nurses may 90 to
these families free of charge.
DONATIONS.
The Bible Society sent six BIZ
bles. Mr.. Johns, the druggist,
who has shown such substantial
interest from the first, sent a
complimentary ticket for TWEEN
ty-four glasses of soda water, a
gift doubly acceptable in the
sudden rush of hot weather
while yet the body was swathed
in winter flannel. The Phoenix
Hotel has been munihcent in
contributions. The list reads,
three venison roasts, lamb roast,
and three roasts of mutton.
The daily Transcript and Press
give the worlds doings to the
secluded band. Mrs. Sara Allen
sent sweet milk and butter1nilk
twice, and four glasses of jelly.
She also gave a vine for the new
building and two plants. Ladies
of the Charity ball sent ice
cream and a collection of dishes
20 coffee-cups, I saucer, 5
plates, dishes, 5 fruit saucers
Mrs. Maria Dudley sent bread
and jelly and the Churchman
Mrs. Johnson sent sack Of fruit
Mrs. Virginia Gorton gave two
numbers Of the Churchman
Mrs, Spottswood sent two large
buckets of cucumber pickles, {
relish so necessary to the table
Mrs. Daniel Swigert's gifts thi'
month have been costly and gen
erous. She gave walnut cen
ter table with marble top, on,
walnut washstand and two Brus
sells rugs. Now is the time TO
gifts of furniture, as nine new
sweet, fresh rooms stand ready
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S1Ndl Nql1Sly.
Several donors of bundles of
papers are not recorded by name,
yet these are most useful contrl-
buttons for reading and for house
hold uses. Miss Virginia Johns
sent light rolls and flowers. Mrs.
Simonds gave asparagus, that
refreshing bit of an early spring
menu.
CASH CONTRIBUTIONS.
From the Charity ball the
amount was S952.25, and this
generous sum will no doubt be
increase to $1,000 by several
friends of the Inhrmary. Mr..
Henry Read sent in 500. One
of the most touching gifts was
the donation of the lot adjoin-
ing the I11frmary by Mrs. Maria
Dudley, in loving memory of her
husband, who was one of Ken
tucky's first citizens and sur-
geons.
THE HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS.
How clean and spotless was
everything about the old ladies
at my last visit Aunt Patsy
and Mother Steele sat with folded
hands because there were no
more rags to sew, and oh, how
they chafed at the enforced idle
ness! Who is this?" | asked,
bending over the blind face. 81
know you," she said, 81 always
know your voice." and she
called my name and babe me
welcome. Aunt Patsy clasped
both my hands when l told her
that Mrs. Fitzhugh, a kind lady
who never failed to send the
right things to the right place,
! would send her some rags. eyes,
Aunt Patsy, she read about you
in the RECORD, and she has q
bag full" "That's right. Tel
her to send 'em along. Mrs
Winston and Mrs. Felix sent the
last. You know | must have
different colors. | can't vino
up all of a kind in one place. L
takes pound and a half to the
yard and forty yards to carpet
When | moved away she said
"Come again, come every week
MOTHER CRONLEIGH
was in the next room, and a
last she acknowledges that thu
! foot is no better. | used all thu
arguments | knew to convince
her the diseased bone must come
out, and truly seemed willing
Gentle, inoffensive, child-1ik,
, Mother Cronleigh. Several 9th
ers were shaking my hands, am
now Aunt Amy appeared at tn
door of the clean, shining kitch
Ell and said, "The sight of vol
is good for the sore eyes," Will
in her rear doomed up two NOR
: smiling faces. Pardon me, friends
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LOST.

OST-PASS- BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
u Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco. in
the name OF MISS JOSIE Meg UIRE or MRS. KATE
MCGUIRE, No. 1874, 115. The finder will please re
turn to bank. myb 5tE
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I Ok ACRES LEVEL LAND-22 ACRES VINES,
~ acres orchard; plenty of timber: creek:
springs all fenced; house, barn, etc; young
horses, cow 10 hogs, about 800 chicken and
ducks; wagon and farml-tools; $4,000 "A cash, bal
anee to suit; will sell half IL desired; Sonoma
County.
$26OO-l6O acres; near HealdSburg: 5000 vines
$50 fruit trees; small fruits fair buildings;
streams; horses, cow hogs, ducks, chickens, bees,
wagons and tools included.
$4,000 80 acres: Sonoma County; II acres vines:
plenty OK wood aud water; fenced: fair buildings;
horse, chickens ana farm-tools included
$2SO0-l60 acres; SonOma County; 30 acres Ia
crop; running water: plenty of timber; house,
barns; ehicken-houses CANAAN Il LYON. 215
kearny Sc. my6 81
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
e0000 EAsTLAKE REsIDEN CE.

n'FARRELL & LANG, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
" Auctloneers and House Brokers. IL Montgomery
street. Members of the San Francisco Real Estate
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II ORNUNG'S UPRIGHT PIANOS; MOST BRILL
II lant and powerful 9I7 Mission st. NOES II
CTECK. HARDMAN. YOSE AND STERLING
- pianos sold on SO monthly instailments BENZ.
CURTAI d son. sole agents, 20 O'farre St au7st
l. L. NEUMANN PIANOS: A NEW SHIPMENT
j rust arrived. 81 Ninth s.. aug tt
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THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pOstal-card or otherwise will receiT~
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery 81
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CHOICE LOTS IN HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
y No. /; syndicate Investment Company No. /,
SO: Homestead Association. CARNALL-FITZ
HUGH-HOPKINS co.
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| IT ii L GARNALL-
FIFTH u III
HOPKINS CO..
| 624 Market ST.. San Francisco.
members of the San Francisco Real Estate Ex-
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$1,000 Lot 10 o 25Sso SIDE PEosPER ST.
pete; make inquiry. UGH-HoP-
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CTOCK OF GROCERY AND BAR; WILL BE
- sold under cost on account OF retiring; call and
make offer al once. PEBBLE Market ST., near san
..eZ. mNh 3fH
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NAPA SODA SPRINGS NOW OPEN-CLIMATE
~ equ9ble; free from malaria and cold sea air;
heaib-giYing natural mineral waters; natural
cry unsurpassed: cuisine and service perfect;
Portable beds table first quality hot and cold Napa
soda baths; views unequaled by any other hotel in
the world; trains every day in the week: gas and
running water in every room; all the bOardefs ore
happy; what more can you ask Address JACK
son q WOOSTER, proprietors Napa Soda Springs
POstofIice. ap24 cod 3m
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- I'1S0 PARTNER WANTED N CONNER
- Nv cial express and transfer business
win regular trade OF S25 10 $40 per day: has fine
teams and all the work they do; has many con-
tracts from leading business houses that pay hand
some pront; an active. industrious man viii be as
slred OF Sl5O per month, with favorable prospects
Tor large Increase; business established many
years and vel and fayOraby known as being one Of
the NEST reliable in the city fun Investigation and
LLl1l oeiore DuyInG GEO. SrEMART l35 kearnHl
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GSC0 PARTNER WANTED N FINE
t7ODU. saloon in the Western Additions doing
good business; huely fitted Up and well stocked;
one OF present owners is leaving the city. Apply
Il. KENNY, % Kearny St II
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q O%On FtBST~CLASS RESTAURANT, CHOP
G'COO. house and coffee saloon: positiveiv the
brst location north Of Market ST. cheap at 1000
ne 10 cent meals; does an immense trade is easily
run clears 500 per moth; Just the place for man
ana VIE, OF one or two men or women: must sell +.
make an offer; never such a chance: don't miss il I:
You VIII ma nothing like it in the state. GEO.
y rEW ART, l35 Kearny st II
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Contains salon pariors dining-hal buffers pantry
commodiOus kit hen sunny and eapaclous cham
bers. finished basement, laundry; house entirely
decorated by Clark q Co.; all modern conyentenceS.
such electric bells and electric gasligners, pat
ent IRE and burglar proof safe for jewery and SUI
verware, sanitary plumbing; street paved Win
bituminous rock and accepted by the CITY; Ashbury
ST., Haight; take Halght, Oak or Ellis St car
lines; get of at Asnbury St; walk one block SCUM
For further particulars apply 20 O'FAkRELL az
LANG. IL Montgomery ST., or II. d. CRANSIoN' on
premises
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OYSTER AND CHOP-HOUSE FOR SALE: GOOD
- paving business; cheap rent: sickness cause o.
selling. Apply : ISAACS. 143 Taylor ST. my6 ST.
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DENTISTS.


nR REA, 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc:
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings. my2 Il
or SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING sl:EXTG.
ID painless, soc. DIR. Ca. PERRY. 8 Mason. ms tt
III NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
a them stating that the insane ssyiums are full OF
people who took gas only once for painless tooth
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
is wonderful. BY its Use any dental operation may
be done painIeSsy. VIII forfeit 500 for any tooth
that ! cannot extract without sleep gas
though dozen dentists have failed 70 extract it.
All operations done better than elsewh ere. since
and crown work. There are Leek dentists. once
open till 9 80 P. NJ; Sundays till p. n. DIX
GEORGE w. LEEK, 8 O'Farrel st. Oe9 II
nR. j. HEINO, FORMERLY OF THE COTTON
IL Dental Association. 249 Fifth ST. fel9 I'm
IRA LUDLUM HILL, I443 MARKET ST, NEAR
~ Eleventh: charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made over IKE new; teeth
from 50 per set; extracting Doc; gas given CT
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, 759 MARKET
" ST.. bet. Third and Fourth; gas specialists. aul7u
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81: FILLING AT
n lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. w.
KEY, s4l Market st. opp Baldwin. aus u
nR C. H. WILSON, DENTISTJ 925 MARKET I
~ St., bet Filth and Sixth, opp. Mason. del5u
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, SO5 MARKET
" ST. (Phean Buiidingl; gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only ONCE that makes
and gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-" 80 900 ref
erences established 1889 all operations in dentistry
performed DR. CHARLES w. DECKER. feI Il
CT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
" good as can be made; filling 81. DR. SIMMS.
Dentist $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Theater
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CAMP TAYLOB-NO FOG OR WIND: NO MOS
" quitoes; picnics; beautiful drives; shady
walks; elegant bathing; fine fishing and boating;
the nearest grove to San Francisco of large red
woods; only 20 miles via n. z. C. r. r.; trains
make round trips daily. For rates, etc., address
the manager, FRANK }. WARREN. ap24 cod IN
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4 SELF-PLAYING ORGAN FROM $50 To $500:
n plays everything as perfectly orchestra.
k0HLER a CHASE sole agents. 20, 2S ana 80
OFsrreIl ST. ap29 tf
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HORSES.
1yAGoNs AND CARRIAGES.

DOR SALE-SECOND-HAND GROCERY, MILK
and delivery wagons. sos Harrison st. my4 St.
lUsINEss-WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP. 9O3
- Golden Gate ave. ny3 It,
CECOND-HAND WAGONS, ALL KINDS. FOR
= sale cheap. TIA Harrison. nr. seventh. apps If
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PIANOS. VIOLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
SQUARE PIANO, GOOD ORDER, FOR SALE
- cheap. NV cor Post ana brodeI ok. my5 3t*
CTEINwAY UPRIGHT; GOOD AS NEW; $3.50.
- 61S Haght ST. my6 BIS
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G.0TEO ASKED, AND REASONABLE
sDO w offer entertained; sunny side Washing
ton ST., Webster: choice building lot, % :UX
g2:4: It must he sold the is about 10 leave
the city. Apply to O'FARRELL LANG, IL
ef
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L'OR sALE-BEsT-PAYING REsTAURANTAND
j branch baker u city; splendid location; fine
place FOR man WIFE, investigate this. Apply
CALL Branch o. my5 :}ts
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Q100 EACH BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN THE
70 IOO City Extension Homestead line of
Baden electric railroad, now being built $40
Gown, balance in monthly instaiments Of So each.
without interest. CARNALL FITZHUGH- HOP
KINS co.
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TIRST-CLASS OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE:
j PAYS 500 "A month. III Fifth ST. my6 sts
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DEsTAURANT TO LET; EVERYTHING NEW :
II furnished ia frstclass style; good chance for
man and wife; cheap rent Cor Jersey and Castro
Erreefs InY5 Sc
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ilCE-HANING BUYERS WILLING T0 n
- 10 Iestlmate business parties desiring to sell
PITY apply y. f. HkALY 1904 Market St, rs
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DESTAURANT FOR SALE on ACCOUNT OF
II sickness: receipts over $500; price $500. APP
ply at once. J. +. FORSTER. 1858 Mission st.m4 4*
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eCkO0 ONE OF THE CHOICEST RESI-
tDZOOU. dence sites In the city: Frederick St,
near Ashbury; lot 25xI06:3; street work complete;
ready for building; bear In mind that there is
franchise granted for cable road via Frederick ST.
TO Golden Gate Park. and when road is running it
Will advance the value of the property 80 per cent.
For 1urther particulars apply TO OFAkR ELL ~
LANG, L Montgomery st.
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C,t00 MARKET-ST. SALOON; FREE RENT
u 1VO, Sl50-Branch bakery and candy-stOre.
S3UO-Partuer wood and coal yarI; $50 month.
$l5O-FaTtBer Office business: S75 a IaOnth.
SlT5-SalOon, little beauty; sacrificed.
S5OO-COr. grOCery-stOre and bar; side entrance.
s. O0-tfgsr-stOre: great bargain.
s l5O-Partner; business pay ing $3.50 month.
ft5O-PIain coffee ana chop house.
Apply FLETCHER Sqj Market, nr. Sixth. Its
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C.E0B PARTNER WANTED TO TAKE OR
sNDOO. deTs in the store aud assist in looking
after he sales in fine cOUmiSsiOH-hOuse IN this
CITY; kept by present owner years is clearing from
$50 To $500 month, with a certainty TO increase
with tie assistance OF an active man; night or
Sunday WORK: trial Of so days VIII be allowed you
before purchasing; previous experience required.
Apply *. KENNY, - Kearny st. If
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GAN RAFAEL FURNISHED HOUSE, 7 ROOMS
~ and bath; garden and barn. Address BARCLAY,
j. ST., or X, s. b. ll6. CALL Branch. Ninth my5 If
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EMBROIDERY, STAMPING. PINKISG AND
- notion business for sale; long established BOA
Turk st. N.Y. 2t*
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C.SEA CORNER SALOON: DOING BUSINESS
C0ODO- 20 years on same cora u; good having
place. VIII bear Investigation: worth double the
money. Apply N. LESS Il Fourth St 1t
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF SECOND HAND
L pianos in the city; prominent makes, ali prices
from $50 to S325. ANTISELL PIANO Co. cor.
Seventh and Market stS. apS Il
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1000 SALOON AND BAKERY WITH
C'1COU. house Of rooms; corner lot. S0xIO0:
III a country town about 80 miles from this city:
Tor sale on account OF changing business: this is
Aar.a-n. AnEly AZ CALL Branch Once. mER 81
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C.160 CIR * AND BAR: SELLING IS
ID ~. ba- II beer; living rooms. 626 Ste
VensOD ST my5 3ts
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$4,000 d0 oa FAST ,o GagRGH sT BsT
Market-st cable. CARNALL NTZHUGH, HOP
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T C.C9S0 LIZZIE ST, CLOSE TO TERMINUS
u -ACO. OF Vale ncia-st cabe-line; good house
OF rooms splendid well OF water on the place lot
33x70; this IS positively a sacrifice. EASTON,
ELDRIDGE & CO., 63S MARKET ST. my3 SuWeFr
O. O00 POINT LOBOS AVE, CLOSE TO
tDO.OOO. Ist; good building arranged IN store
with living rooms in rear; lot 25XlO0 this is a
thoroughly safe investment an must be sold to
close estate; see It at once aud make an offer.
EAhION. ELDRIDGE a co. 63s Market 81. II
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BUSINESS cHANoEs-ooNrINurn.

TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
L Tor cash, go to I. ID. BARNARD, lI4S Market AZ
bet. Mason and TAYLOR: established 1889 1fs
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POLLEN COTTAGES, BEACH HILL: BEST FAM
i lily resort in Santa Cruz; magnificent bay view;
also furnished cottages: terms moderate niv2 pm
The morning call., 1891-05-06
VA ILSON q CARR, - POST ST.
w RAEt,ATNS

y.
Sl6000-The cheapest corner in the city, cor
Deyisadero and Fulton SITS. 1l2 :6x9U.
Sll50-$200 cash; lots on Odd St., near Castro;
% :l0Ill4: street work all DONE
43600-Corner on Clay ST.; Preside Heights: fine
view; 37Xl02; street severed.
SlO00O-Elegaut fats on Golden Gate ave-; and
rooms; frescoed
$460O-HOw is this? Lot 50xl25. on Sharon st.
few feet from Market and 18th, viii sell one
$4000-With house; lot is 30x137 IS: on Fell ST.
near scott: street severed.
$S75O-1hat fine corner; Folsom and goth SITS:
6Oxg5: both streets severed. mv6 "
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ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE FROM CITY
~ Fer sale, neatly fitted coffee and chop house:
centrally located; cheap. Inquire 20 Third. my5 -
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DESERTS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
IL Pacific Coast, with rates, location, etc. pub
lished in the Hotel Guide, Send zoe for copy. 81
pages, 10 80 Post ST.. s. +. mTi II
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Q.Oe 600 VALENCIA ST., NEAR 18TH;
II ~. OOU. 80 feet frontage by 1875 feet in
depth, with an of So feet and inches through to
18th ST.; this is positively the cheapest piece of
property for sale on Vaienca St. and should attract
the attention or any with capital TO invest For
further particulars apply to O'FARRELL q LANG,
IL Montgomery st.
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C.O00 RESTAURANT-A SACRIFICE: n. or
s1AtU. Market. MORGAN & Co, 23S Kearuy. =
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STORAGE.
EDUCATIONAL.

EURNITURE STORED; EASTERN PLAN;
i terms moderate Sterling Furniture Co.. 1889
Market ST.. opposite jones' mr25 IT
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10Q SHOWCASES. Ali SIZES AND STYLES,
1OO at your own prices. j. NOONAN, 10l7-l023
Mission ST ADA II
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IMPROVED.

$500 TENS embr1ee 1nS Few Of o9T DSf
gains Call and examine our extensive list CAR
AALL-tITZHUGH HOPKINS co.
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JEST PLACE On THE JOASI TO BUY A IIANO
- or organ. +. W, SPENCER & CO., 723 Market ST..
History Building, ID floor; pianos from 500 up;
organs from $50 up. mr24 #