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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
The Local Field.

\ ST. APoLIs is suggested as a
Efuiug name Of the twins.
\ WILL FLANAGAN of Darlington,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. LUKE's cosy new home is
Nsbout ready for occupancy.
FARMERS are in the oat field this
Eweek initiating the busy bee.
EIGHT thousand people listened
\ to Rev Talmage at Monona Lake.
READ the new adv. of the Cash
lGrocery House and profit thereby.
For sale cheap splendid watch;
gold filled case. Inquire at this
Office.
Thomas MCGUIRE of Darlington,
transacted business in this city on
Monday
Our woolen mills are manu-
featuring some very staple and
ready-selling goods.
Hon. JAS. SPENsLEY has been en-.
ioylng a visit from his aged father,
Of Gaena, this week.
d. Ross who has been here for
brief visit returned to his duties
OF Chicago on Thursday.
IN is said that the juice of raw
Oh ous applied to the sting of in.
sees will destroy the poison.
Mss MILE JEUck has returned
home after some weeks visiting at
CbI.Iicothe, Mo-, and Chicago.
WILL PErrIs, of Chicago, joined
ae wife here this week to share
with her visit amoung relatives.
HE new residences of John
AFgaIi and Jas. Richards are com
P.5,ed and look cosy and inviting.
IHE new livery firm Of w. A.
Harms d Bro. is gradually adding
70 i,s stock of horses and buggies.
Us another page is inserted
poem of no little merit composed
oy L. A. Osborne, formerly of this
city.
AEa GEO. IMMEL, of Galena, Kan,
and Miss Lena Grass, of Chicago,
4Ie 9uests Of Mrs. John Jeuck and
family.
Mas. A. E. WALLACE and little
'on of Lone Rock, are visiting at
'.s home Of her uncle, John
0Dowd.
MINERAL Po1ST furnished a car
'Ai ,or -he Sunday-school excursion
,L.n Dodgeyille to Madison on
Thursday.
l-A county school supt. announ-
-.. .ae time for holding teachers
aa,jans in another column of
tl, paper.
ina statement made by the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
Bsggs Liver Pill,

are put up in two sizes, large and
small. They are giving wonderful
satisfaction a. a laxative and regu-
lator. They DO not grippe, OF leave
the bowels constiplted. Try one
box, aud you will use no other.
Sold and warranted by w. II. Pri
deauX.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
PREPARE TO KEEP WARM.

] am making very low prices on
coal for July and August delivery.
Call and see me before you buy.
30w3 JoHN HADFIELD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

WHEN man, with bIeary, beery
eyes and face az rosy as the danger
signal end Of switch light, and a
whisky breath that would have
stopped "grandfather's cIock," ap-
proaches you and asks for a dime
to buy a bit Of bread, declaring that
he has not eaten anything since
Sunday Of last year it is your duty
to believe just what he says, and if
there's the least particle Of man
hood and fearless sympathy in your
makeup, you'll, eye him tearfuliy
and tenderly--but not too tenderly
pat him On the back OF his pants)
with your strong right foot, thus
showing a commedable willingness
to help him on his way. For a
number Of days past, a red-eyed
"bum" has been working thia city
for victu2ls aud drink, and his thirst
far exceeded bis hunger. II The
city would erect a stone pile and in.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

bers, some spacious and commo-
dious. The walls and ceilings are
of great beauty, from which are
suspended brilliantly colored stalao-
tites.
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor, of the p. M.
church, will hold sociable at the
church lawn on Saturday evening
next, Aug. Sth. All are invited.
MR. M. L. Coddington and wife,
of Des Moines, ale here visiting
Mrs. C's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Miller. There are numerous old
acquaintances in this vicinity glad
of the opportunity to greet them
once more.
REV. J. G. Lawson will give a
missionary address in the NJ. K.
church Sunday morning, and his
wife in the evening. They have
with them many Indian costumes,
idols, pictures, etc. Come and learn
of India. Tomorrow, remember.
WHERE is the weed commission.
er? Hundreds of noxious weeds are
going to seed within the city's
boundary. These should be seen
to at once, as fair time is near at
hand and they will not make
attractive ornaments for visitors to
gaze at.
The Chronicle is authority for
the announcement that the Masonic
Hall at Rewey has been going
through fitting out the past week,
as carpets have been put down and
extra work done in the Lodge room.
Lodge will hereafter be held at
Rewey and not at Miffln.
A CARD from Will Ralph, who
left here 9o ut two years ago for
Denver, il forms us that he is now
located at Silver Plume, Colo, and
that he is enjoying good health and
doing we'll. This is news which
his many friends here will be
pleased to learn.
By letter received this week
from L. w. Thomas, who is now
located at Sheldon, Iowa, we learn
that crops now being harvested are
very good and that corn is looking
fine, but will need a favorable fall
to mature well. This is about the
same as could be said of the crops
in this section.
THE magnificent new residences
of alderman We'll, w. II. Osborne
and A. G. Deller, put up on the
Capt, Terry property, have enhanced
the attractiveness of that part of
our city wonderfully. New side
walks leading thereto and round
about make the section highly
enjoyable to parties out for a
stroll.
A TIPovER of one of the 'busses
employed in taking the cholars of
the Trinity Sunday-school to picnic
in Dodge's grove last Wednesday,
resulted in the breaking of a collar,
bone Of a little daughter Of David
Edwards, This was the only serious
result, Notwithstanding there were
sixteen or eighteen little folks in
the bus.
T appears that the sensational
stoiy sent from Lancaster to the
effe that Mrs. Slsley confessed on
her death bed that she had murdered
her sons bride nine years before,
was a fake. The Dubuque Telegraph
publishes a care from Mrs. Sisley's
daughter, who lives at Maynard, Ia,
saying that her mother lives with
her, is in good health and that there
is no truth in her reported confes-
sion.
THE Demorest Medal contest will
take place in the City Hall next
Wednesday eve. Aug. 5th. Doors
open at 7;I5, contest will be-
gin at s. No admission fee.
A collection will be taken up before
the close Of the contest. Children
under 10 years Of age will not be
admitted unless accompanied by
their parents. The contestants for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
NOTICE TO rREsPAssERs.

All persons are hereby notified
not to trespass on lands owned by
the undersigned, for the purpose of
gathering berries, nuts, etc, or for
hunting. Parties found guilty must
stand the consequences of law.
3lw4 JAMES CALLow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Plenty of goods
Endless variety
No shoddy in our stock
Have ecerythiag in footwear
Al classes patronize us
largest stock in county
latest styles
Everything frst-olass
Good value every time
Our object is to please
No trouble to show goods.
BE sure and call
Rock Bottom Prices
Our goods are best
Sure to suit you.
PRNHALLEGoN Bros.
Shoe Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

tween the pulp mill and electric
light mines of this city is looked
for anxiously.
VISITORS are plenty in our city,
but not too much so, judging from
the pleasure our people take in en-
tertaining them.
AT Freeport next Wednesday
Nelson, the fastest trotting stallion
in the world, is to trot against his
record of 2:lo4.
M. (. Couse, Madison lady, has
purchased the millinery establish
ment of Miss Stanley, and will take
possession Sept. lst.
To their already we'll equipped
facilities for making the choicest of
butter, the Hoare Bros. have added
steam engine and separator.
MorHER's meeting next Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock, will
meet at the home of Miss Sue
Penhallegon. Mothers are urged
to attend.
JENKINS, the jeweler, arrested
for selling watches, clocks, jewelry,
etc, cheaper than anyone else"
stands ont boldly in our advertising
columns.
The Wednesday noon passenger
train brought to this city for a visit
amoung relatives and old friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Phillips, of
Texas.
n. JEWELL, of Linden, recently
sheared 1919 pounds of wool from
six sheep, of the Cottswold variety.
This is about as good as likely to be
reported this season.
Mr.. d. Brown, having secured
the contract for carrying the mail
between this city and Dodgeville,
has put on the line the finest stage
coach ever seen in the county.
DOES no license prohibit at the
county seat? Guess not; one can
get "full" there on as short time as
anywhere in the country. SO say
those who know from experience.
AT the =. NJ. church tomorrow
morning Rev. Chubb will preach
at IL O'Clock, and in the evening he
will deliver his sixth lecture on
Pilgrims Progress, at the usual
hour.
MECHANICS are on the rush com.
pleting John Jeuck's aud Chas. Hor-
nung's mammoth buildings on High
street, and also in pushing ahead
the work on S. G. Ross palacia
new home.
THE amount of cash offered for
premiums at the fair to be held in
his city Sept l, 2, 3 and 4, greatly
exceeds that of any other fair of like
preteptious. Don't take our word
for it, but compare lists,
READ the clubbing advertisement
of the TRIBUNE with the Wisconsin
Agriculturalist and Conklin's Hand
Manual Any one of the three is
worth the price asked for all.
Samples can be seen at this Office.
PLATTEvILLE proposes to have
one Of the grandest racing meet
iugs ever held in this section, to
take place Aug. 2lst and 22d. The
purses are liberal with guarantee
that everyone will be paid in full.
"UNITED we stand" should be
the motto of every citizen of Mineral
Point who desire to see the city
grow and prosper. Ascertain the
advantages and merits and laud
them in every honorable way
possible.
A PETITION is being circulated for
new sidewalk from the p. NJ.
church west to Cyrus Lanyon's
place. The new walk asked for is
needed, aud it is quite likely that
the city fathers will comply with
the request.
Our policeman did the right thing
the other evening by arresting the
worthless tramp who was guilty Of
purloining bottle Of perfume
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
ANOTlIER NEW LOT

Of Baggies and Carts jas. in, max
ing o grand assortment to run us
from row uuliI the fair opens.
Come soon, before assortment is
broken. Fish Bros, and Cortland
New York steel axle wagons kept
in stock at low prices
22wG MARTIN d ToAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
Shoe Store.

PEARL fishing in Wisconsin is
losing its charm and proftableness.
An occasional eddy is found along
the Sugar and Pecatonica rivers in
which there are a few clans, but no
finds of good pearls have been re
ported since the first excitement
ended. 1t is the opinion of dealers
that profitable pearling in Wiscon-
sin rivers is practically ended for
several generations at least, as there
are SO few clans remaining in the
rivers whica produce pearls that it
would require many years for the
CLANS to multiply sufficiently. BE.
sides there is no Knowing how
many years are rec uired to produce
the pearls, even were the clans to
become numerous again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

HOME isnot complete without CON
venient and neat window shades,
such as kept on sale by j. J. Han
scoms' 81 Co. 90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

JULY, 1891, the month which past
into history yesterday, was excep.
tionally cool throughoutthe country,
averaging from ten to fifteen de.
grees below normal. No class in
particular has suffered in oonse-
quence, unless it is the wealthy that
lounge around watering places, OF
indulge IN tsDt lifo, etc. There are,
however, vast compensations in this
cool July 1t was the best mid
summer month for many years for
all kinds of cereals, wheat, rye,
barley and oats, to mature the berry
IN its fullest and plumpest form
This year the burning heats Of July
did noe blast the wheat in the milk,
which is too often the case, and
the United States will produce the
greatest crop Of cereals she has ever
raised
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

As Ed Daugherty was going home
from town late on Saturday even
ing, and just as he had reached the
darkest point on Galena street
where the moonlight and starlight
are excluded by overhanging shade
trees, person sprang out from the
fence and attacked him with a pock.
ct knife-the first lunge hitting him
on the upper lip, cutting a cash
through to the teeth Ed is a husky
young fellow and succeeded in Civ
ing his assailant a staggerer on the
mug and hard kick on the bread
basket, which sent him against the
fence, when he crawled through the
fence and presumably took TO the
woods. Who the assaiant was is
unknown, it being too dark to tell
a white man from a barkey.-Dar-
k,igtoH Jouraak.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

HAVING Purchased the millinery
establishments of Miss Lille Stanley.
the undersigned whistles to an
nounce that She will open Sept. lat
with fine selection Of goods.
3lwi* NJ. l.. CoUsE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

FoR the annual encampment, Sons
Of Veterans of L. s., to be held at
Minneapolis Aug. "a to 20, excurs-
ion tickets BiIl be sold at one fare
foe the round trip Good to return
Aug. goth and goth. N. II. SSow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
NUMBER 81.

known quantity in our midst, and
the stone heap would remain an un-
disturbed monument to their memo
ry.- Reeas5urg Times.
A CYLINDER of the Lafin S Rand
Company's powder mill, mile west
of Platteyille, exploded at $40
o'clock last Monday morning. John
Lory was sitting 800 kegs of powder
then in process of making. He was
blown to fragments, only pieces of
the skull aud feet being recovered.
lie leaves widow and two
daughters, one of whom was married
last week. He was IS years old
and poor man. Supt, Newton
estimates the loss ON property So
500. The mill had just been re-
paired, having resumed work last
Saturday. The shock Of the ex.
plosion shook the city mile dis
unt. Thousands have been viewing
the scene. Nothing is left of the
mill, and hole fifteen feet deep
marks the site.
Later--Fhe body was found
about one-quarter Of a milo away,
minus = portion of the head aud
a part of feet, with all the clothing
torn off.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

DEALERS in Lumber say IT,, price
will be lower next year because of
the forest fires. 1t appears much
green timber has been attacked by
the flames, and the timber will have
to be cut aud sawed Immediately to
save it, as it will decay very quickly.
Few people realize The amount of
timber which has been destroyed by
the fires in Northern WISCONSIN and
Michigan aud az yot the fumes
show no signs Of abatiay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01

l'nE undersigned hereby wish to
express their heartfelt thanks to the
friends who extended such inesti-
mable acts Of kindness and synpa.
thy at the time of the death of
their beloved mother
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-01
SrBsCRIPTTON RATES.
MINERAL POINT gAREET.

sg,rss below are the highest that are
7 y .,,, To tbe hour Of going to press
The morning call., 1891-09-06
PREsIDIo HEIGHTS RESIDENCES.
FOR SALE,


FOR SALE,
On the east side OF Laurel ST.. 27 feet s of Clay;
only blocks from Central ave. and on the line Of
the proposed brauch OF the L. a. o. II. Il. r., which
Will De In operation in six months.
81, ! ,oe, ooI nave Just oeeh nnisheu anu are
the most complete and handsomest that have ever
been offered for sale at reasonable prices and
terms for many years. Being built on elevated
grouhu, auout feet above grade, they command an
unGbstructed view Of the entire Presidio reserya.
tion aud Day; The street is severed and macadanl-
doors and vestibues
THE FIRST FLOOR CONTAINS:
Large reception hall, oak finished, which opens
into the salon parlors that artIstically finished
In the latest Eastern style OF egg-shelI enamel the
mante Is OF birds-eye maple, with tiling TO eorre-
spond. The spacious dinine-room, with an caste rn
exposure has the early morning sun It's finish IS of
oak, with lincrusta Walton wainscoting; this hand
beauty OF this room AdioininS and CONNECTING
with The Kitchen is a large buffers pantry contain
ing all the latest improvements. The kitchen is
large anu wei lighted Tile sink, plenty of closets,
etc The walls of this floor are all tinted and deco
rated r; by a ~ SHeii,known firm of this city, G. W.
CLAhh CO., 653 and 655 Market st.
THE SECOND FLOOR CONTAINS
large and sunny bedrooms, with closets station
ary waSh-stahds, mantelS etc. The hall has large
cedar closet (moth PROOF.
THE ATTIC
Is hard hnished well lighted. and can be used as
social hall or billiard-room. In the basement are
wine and store rooms, large laundry. coal and wood
bins, etc.
THE PRICE Is $500.
With gas hxtnres and shades in fact, the house is
complete and ready TO occupy, We conscientiously
recommend them to home-seekers the best bar
gain offered FOR many days and invite your inspec-
tion. The terms viii be made to suit your con-
venfence and bank account The houses Will be
open for Inspection on and after Sunday, September
9th. The owner will be on the premises. Take the
PoWeH or california st. cars and walk blocks to
Clay and Laurel sts Our buggy is at your disposal
any day during The week. Call write for further
particulars 10
o'fARRELL & LANG. IL Montgomery st.
a. f,l60 NEW RESIDENCE ON CASTRO ST.
~ 1-CO' close to 2Ist: rooms aud bath; all
modern improvements; patent stone sidewalk. ETC..
etc magnificent view; only left. For further
particulars apply to o'FARRELL & LANG. IL
Montgomery ST.
The morning call., 1891-09-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.

OFARRELL & LANG.
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Auctioneers and House Brokers. Full charge taken
OF property. Members of the San Francisco Real
Estate Exchange. II Montgomery street.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

THE STANFORD HEIGHTS COMPANY HAVE
recently placed on the market magnificent
piece OF property, consisting OF about $50 acres.
lying tmm edistely at the south OF Twin Peaks and
only block, west OF Castro-sr cable road. corner
OF 25th ST. 1t lies at elevation OF $50 feet, and
no finer view can be obtained In the county. There
are no cespools, consequently Ii is healthy place.
Market street runs through portion OF the tract.
The Joost electric road viii also trayerseft and n
fare OF cents Is guaranteed. This means rapid
transit or say 20 minutes to the business center
No sand but good soil. covered with grass sod.
Spring water In pipes; streets turnpiked: block
substantially fenced; lots staked; about the same
distance from the ferry the entrance to Goldcn
Gate Park; title absolute, being guaranteed by the
California Title Insurance and Trust Company; our
prices are low and terms easy-one-hfth cash, bal
anee g. IL. lS and "a months; to the Investor or
person looking for desirable location which to
build a homo thcre certaiuy can be more de-
sirable Call at Office. 702 Market ST.. junction
Kearny and 6eiry sts., and we Will be pleased to
convey you TO the iaud, W. L. WICKS. President.
C. II. PHrLrips. Secretary seq weSu
LEW CHOICE LOTS CHEAP IN BERKELEY j.
HENDERSON Jr.. Coal Qice. 30 Ellis s. K. .ly2Qtf
The morning call., 1891-09-06
NOTICE.

TAKE THE McALLISTER, HAYES, OAK,
Ellis, Post, Howard or HaiGht-st. cabe-cars, get
out at AShbury ST. and walk Fell ST. and look at
the block We subdividing Fell ST., between
Masonic ave. aad AshOury St This is the only
block on lell ST. offered for sale.
LOW PRICES
EASY TERMS.
Only one-third Cash,
Balance in and years at per cent. Don't fail
to look this and call and see US early tomorrow
morning; first come first served. Southern expos
ure; sheltered. The creme de Ia creme OF the park
residence district; rigut in OF the park, with
entrances at both streets. O'FARRELL d LANG,
/ Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-09-06
CITY REAL ESTATE.


M AD!soN BURKE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
~! Established 1889, 401 and 40S Montgomery.
hemperS OF San Francisco Real Estate Exchange.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Fillmore St, cor, OF Pfne-5 stores on Fillmore,
5lwaSS h rented and paying good income; lot s7:61
Taylor ST., near Ells-3-story house, and lot 25x
o9:3; apply at Office for particulars.
,.r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S howaru 81, near E,gnth'
near Polk: we'll rented; 40:4xis7;6 g, with l..
50x6O.
SI0,oOO-PIne ST. near Stockton; fats; well rent
ed: lot Al :Sx5e:6
.S1l,oOO-Mssion ST., near 26th; 2 stores and flats
above; rents $40; lot 5OSl00.
$lSOOU-Geary St; residence. near Franklin; 10
rooms and bath; lot q ;5xl2O TO rear street.
$72oO-Rents s67; McAllister St, near Lyon;
s70oo-Bgsh St. near Webster; fine house. 10
$41O0-Henry ST.. new Eastlake cottage; rooms
and bath; lot 26I1l5.
S5500-24th St.. near shotwell 7 rooms and bath;
lot 22:6xll2.
$525o-Sacramento ST. near Fillmore; 2 fats of
5 and rooms; well rented; 25xTS.
$35Oo-A bargain; Vallejo St, near Hyde:
houses; lot 22xl37 IS, with L.
S4sO0-Only $1,000 cash required; new s-room
house; McAIister St, near Stanyan: lot 25x94.
S2SOO-Cottage OF rooms and bath; 18th ST..
S2a5o-Broadway near Jones St; 2 fats; well
rented: lot 2Sx6O-
$1,000 Cottage OF rooms; near cor. Hyde and
sl7OO-Union ST., cor Calhoun; house of 6 rooms;
lot ~: Ilx6S %.
UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY.
Two blocks, Sth and Douglass stS., on
direct line of Market-st extension; Will be sold
cheap; call at office diagram.
Sl2.0OO-MlSsion St, near goth; 45X2O0 TO Tiff
any
S75O0-Castro St, cor. 25th: sOK114.
$576O-Ashbnry st, near Page; 50Nl063.
S3TOO-CaiiiorniA ST., cor. Walnut; 81 ;6x6S Z.
$5T50-COr. Sanchez and Eliz beth sts: "a l0l g.
S5OUO-LeavenwOrth ST., cor. Fibert: 5OXS7:6.
Si5pO-DeviSaderO ST., Hayes; "a ;Sxll2 ;6.
S72OO-Church ST, cor. Jersey: S0Nl00
S5600-DuioreS St, near oath; 5Oxly5.
S4UOO-24th ST.. NE cor. VlcKSburg; 50xll4.
SSS0U-BrodeTick St, near Grove; 251lOO.
$26O0-Fulton ST.. near B-oderick 25xIS7 :6
S25OO-SaHchez ST.. cor 9th: 30xSO.
SZ25O-HampShire ST., near 20tn 50xl00.
Sl2OO-Cor. St and 18th ave-; IS :9x96.
Sl5Oo-25th ave. near Point LoboS: 7ONI20.
Sl2OO-KanSas ST., near Humboldt: 35XI00.
SlOOO-llgh ave. near Point Lobos; 25xl20.
Ss35-COr. Yuba and Iowa Sts.: 50x1O0.
SIOU-Cheuery ST. near Roanoke: 2oXl00
MADISON Il BURKE, aOl and 4O5 Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-09-06

GTE0n FOR SALE-THAT ELEGANT ROW
I'D tCHO. OF houses Just completed on the Z.
side OF Masonic ave. block s of Haghr st.: each
house contains salon parlors, large sunny dining
room, chambers, finished basement, plate and
art glass windows electric bells aud gas lighting;
extra large yard: the cheapest houses In the city;
make your own terms. For particulars inquire ON
premises. au3O Il SuTuTh
The morning call., 1891-09-06

cOc0O NEw-BUILT COTTAGE on 23D ST..
UOOUU. near Noe, block from the Castro-st.
cable, on the instailment plan For sale by NJ Is.
LEVY, 4S2 California St, near Montgomery.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

GUNNY SIDE.
=
For the better accommodation OF buyers in this
fast-selling tract we have opened ONCE on Suunv
Side ave, and Acadia ST. which will be open every
day from 10 till 4 o'clock.
Look for our flag near the powerhouSe. Intend
ing buyers shown the property free OF expense.
HILL & LAURIN,
62l Market st.
se5 SaSuWe st Palace HOtei entrance.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

COX 000 SEVENTH, Mr.. MisSOS-FRoNT-
u DZO.OUU. ing on streets. For sale By NJ B.
LEVY 432 California st. se5 Ct
The morning call., 1891-09-06

A SPECIAL OFFER OF TWO S ANDONE O.
~ room cottage left out or on Eureka ST., bet
10th and 21st; win sell cheap easy Terms: see for
yourself. ISAAC ANDERSON. owner, premises or
ll7 Jones st. seq 6ts
The morning call., 1891-09-06
CECURE A HOME.

S325O NEw-BUILT II,s r, COTTAGES OF
and lot 25x125; all street WORK done: w. side
Douglass ST., bet. 24th aud Jersey; il is only 2
blocks from Castro-st. cabIe you have
the instalment plan equal TO rent. For sale by M.
b. LEVY, 432 California ST.. near Montgomery.
The morning call., 1891-09-06

DoLIARS AND SENSE
~ In Sunny Side investment; como any day;
take pleasure In showing the property: trouble.
SUNNY SIDE LAND COMPANY
sell 81 FrSuWe 646 Market ST.. 6l6.