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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-10
ORR JOB PRINTING OFFICE.


Sweet potatoes are selling at "
cents per busllcl.
A fine lot of Shoes just received
at W. J. Z. Gerard's.
Prospects are good for a large
fruit crop in this county.
The old man has consented, and
il will come off ere many days.
C. II. Dclma. has sawed and sha-
el shingles, fence posts and firC
brick for sale.
-"Unclc Jake" Ellingswortl left
here this week TO go into The Marine
Hospital at Mobile for treatment.
Notwithstanding the advance in
prices of all kinds of goods, w. NJ.
Canty is still leading in low prices.
Sometimes the spirit of wine
makes a preacher as happy as "thc
spirits of jus; mcn made perfect 'er."
The Odd Fellows have just put a
new picket fence around their build
tRg which adds greatly 10 its appear
Sncc.
The gun has fred, and w. NJ.
Caniy has just received a full line OF
Straw Hats for Men, Boys and Chill
dren.
DIR. W. SaucicH is now prepared
10 do all kinds of dental work Al his
Office opposite Catholic Church. Give
him a call.
The firemcn's hall has been paint
d, which improves the appearance
Of The building. Paint covers a null
llude Of faults.
Judge S. Evans may be looked
for here on the 17lh inst, to hear some
habeas corpus cases growing out of
the Moss Point fire.
We see that the gardeners about
orange Grove arc laying up large
Quantities OF barrels for the shipment
Of their carly Irish potatoes.
Mr.. Henry +. Richardson, after
several months absence, has returned
10 Scranton, aud has pitched his tent
Al The store OF w. j. Z. Gerard.
1T you are needing a spring suit,
spring hat, spring pair of shoes, spring
OreSs or anything in The line of nice
'PHng goods, go to w. NJ. CAVITY.
The negro James Williams, who
aaa a%kerosene lamp broken over him
=! MS wife sometime ago, is still alive,
"'0ls sufferings are very severe.
Baori Herald: Chas. Doster, the
ppa'ar proprietor of the iamois
cottage by the Sea-" at Pascagoula,
Pea' Friday of this week IN Biloxi.
Mr.. W. J.. Parker, of Orange
DrOse' was here this week with a inc
%Ol strawberries, which were soon
'0OOled up by some Of our ~epicures.
0ao1' Herald: Chas. Euren, of the
~ @e urn OF Euren & Torjusen, leaves
""OA' his week for Pascagouls, TO
regret Of his many friends here.
an AID society has been formed
~ "e benefit of the Presbyterian
"-'ch by some ladies' Of thai denom-
President.
,Ie s'eam flying horses left Scran-
monday for Moss Point, where
h., WIN ny around until they get the
ms "'cN'e to be had. They done
Mr.. Thomas Barahart ,s having
hvNAges erected up on Pascagou-
which will be for rent. We
mem aud a great many more 10
"pp'y he demand.
q na Rev ]. w. Harmon, pastor
ben methodist Chuuh here, has
no detained from his work for some
mouths on account Of sickness.
s.n, New Orleans under treat
IN We are requested to state that
k.,. &c probably some weeks vet
pp.s. ne will be strong enough to
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-10
M0sSPO|NTD DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
Churches

METHoDIsT-Rev. G. A. Powell, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
PREsBYTERIaN-Rev. ID. o. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath Pray er
meeting every Wednesday night.
Preaching ut Scranton every third sun
day at a p. H..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-10
NJ. N. MS.

THIS wcll-known and popular Or
ganization held its annual election
last Monday evening. After the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year
the members were treated to ice cream
and cake by it's late president. We
we're kindly remembered, and hereby
tender oui thanks for our share of the
cake and cream.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-10
POstOfiice and Mails.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oF MAILS.
From Scrdnfon---Arrives ut 81. m. and
i:4o pm. Departs at l0:l5 am. and
4:45 pm. 49,
Ledkesrille ROute--Arrives on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at II IN, and
departs same days at 1890 am.
a. Z. LYND p. NJ.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-10
Registration Notice.
A OF MISSISSIPPI I
JACKSON COUNTY. {

JACKSON COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given hat /, tie nm
dersigned, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
said County and Ex-Oficio Registrar
therein, will visit the various voting pre-
cincts of the county aforesaid, for the
purpose of registering all persons emit
tied thereto who may present themselves
for such purpose, on The dates following,
to-wit
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-10
LAND NOTICE,
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss. }
" tAn1 ,

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. Miss. ,
Apiil3, 1891,
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that SAID proof will be made
before The Circuit Clerk of Jackson
county, at Scranton, Miss, on May Is,
1891, viz:
Thomas McElvaiu, Homestead No.
l6,O52, for the southwest I section l,
township 6 S, range 3 west.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Julius Barney, Silas Barney, Willis
Chambers aud Thomas Chambers, all of
Vancleave p. o., Miss.
April 3, 1891. Got
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-10
FOR DISTRICT 4TTORNEY-2nd District.
We are authorized to announce
MIR LANES II NEYIIIE

as a Candidate for reelection to the office of
District Attorney of the Second Judicial Dis
trict, at the November election, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-10

W. NJ. DENNY.
Clerk and Registrar.
March 10, 1891. 3-5t
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01

tory they had together gained. Histor
has made the scene memorable.
Greater and more thrilling will be ths
spectacle when the world is all conqueres
for the truth, and in front of the palace q
heaven the kings and conquerors Of all Tie
allied powers of Christian usefulness shall
salute each other and recount the strug.
giles by which they gained the triumph
and then hand over their swords to bin
who is the chief Of the conquerors, crying
"Thine, oh. Christ, is the kingdom. TAKE
the crown of victory, the crown Of domin.
ion, the crown of grace, the crown d
glory" Son his head were many crowns
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-01
McDOUGALL'S

THE BEST
HOOP OINTMENT,
BLACK OINTMENT,
STRONG LINIAfENT.
Bog SPAWN cure, all-healing Ointment,
for sale by Fargo at Randolph and Moody
at Bethel and E. Z. Evans & Co., West
Randolph, VT.
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CHARITY CONCERT

For the Benefit of the Relief Fund of the
Ladies's Aid Society.
Rehearsals for the grand musical festival
to be held at the Grand 0pera House on
April 18th for the benefit of the Relief Fund
OF the Catholic Ladies AID Society are pro-
crossing fayOrably under the direction of
Professor r. A. Lucehesi. The first part.
consisting of Pergolesi's "Stabat Mater"
will be sung by Nine. E; Tojetti, Miss Ella
McCloskey, Mr.. Alfred Willlie and Mr.. ). D..
Sandy, as soloisls, and splendid chorus Of
society ladies.
The second part will consist of a number
of musical scenes and tableauX Among
them will be a gorgeous Egyptian scene,
with chorus of priests and prieStesses and Il
soprano solo by the well-known Miss Lena
Spangler; military scene, which VIII be
enlivened by the eVolutionS OF company OF
vivandieres, carefully trained by Colonel
Sullivan, and Neapolitan scene in which
will appear company OF mandollnlstS
playing characteristic and original music,
vocal and instrumental, carefully prepared
by Professor Lucchesi.
The entertainment will also have the as
slstence of Professor Sancho, Professor
Martinez, Professor LOmbardero and nun
Der of prominent musical amateurs, ineiud-
ing Miss Music and Miss May 4. Code, VINO
will have solos in the last part.
In the interlude Nine. T0jetti will give the
first. rendering in America of selections from
Mascagnfs new opera, "Cayaieria Rus
ticana."
Altogether this is an original and very in
teresting programme, and as the society IS
nonsectariAn in its charity 1t should GER
tainly draw crowded house. Tickets VIII
be on sale at Sh erman & Clay's on the 10Th,
10th and 18th OF April, and can also be had
from the members of the society.
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blocks. Smith and l called on tho board
time and time again, until we got weary.
Then l saw Supervisor Barry and asked INN
what was the matter. His answer was,
Buckley will be back from Europe, soon;
you'd better wait and go and see the OLD
man. We-fully thought we were going 10
get good road at last, but the contractor
procured an extension of go days"
Mayor Sanders0D, the next speaker, said:
when accepted the nomination for
Mayor came out here and said to. you peo-
pie L would do all l could to see that you
mad good roads. / have tried TO keep my
word. Politicians frequently make prom
lseS and office-seekerS often forget those
they have made after election. My prom
lses shall be kept. Owing to the action of
our predecessors we are now short OF
money. We shall probably have some in
July, and then hope to do something. You
have contributed large amount of money
that has been spent elsewhere. You have
been patient. We have all come to the
same conclusion that you urgently need
good roads and better gas and water facili-
ties: will remember my promises aud do
all in my power TO further your interests"
A GENERAL TALK ENsUED.
Supervisor Taber said that he was not
sectional at all, but he would see that South
San francisco got good roads if possible
and he thought there was a way TO do IT,
People want good roads, and are willing t.
ployed and the money contributed honestly
expended. When Railroad avenue ana
Potrero avenue are graded and placed in
good shape to their junction near the Six
mile House, all that section Of the city Will
improve.
John A. Russell. clerk of the board, spoke
of the difficulties that Boards of Super
visors have TO contend with. and said thar,
owing to diverse influences, the different
boards had done all they could in the prem
ises.
Supervisor Carnes said he had never trav-
eled on such rough roads as those he had in
getting out, had never been so tossed about
at sea. and hoped the property-Owners would
''mend their ways"
general talk ensued on the matter of
payements. DR.. Mclaughlin said that
if basalt blocks were agreed upon
it would mean confscation of their
property to many poor people. The
general idea seemed 10 be that 1t would be-
advisable TO pave well n portion OF the
width OF the street and avenue to allow OF
teaming now and complete the work at some
future time.
After leaving the hall the party visited
the engne-house on Fifteenth avenue and
afterward, under the guidance OF Super
visor Taber, inspected the GUadal upe
Dairy. on the san Bruno road, and then re-
turned to town, sorer from the rough joltiDS
and probably wiser men.
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A CHANCE FOR HOMESEEKERS AT L0RIN /;
IL chicsen ranch Cor $500, $50 down and
ba auce $40 month: xlS0U-cottase rooms and
bath, lot 50xll0; $2900-new cottage rooms,
chickcn-house. basement modern improvements,
s. 100 down, $35 per month: S330O-new cottage D
rooms, st atonary wash-tubs, large basement. barn.
etc, lot 50x135. $500 down; numerous other cot
tages anu lots OH terms to suit.
Also cottages for rent, furnished or unfurnished.
Apply to w. G. MORAN, Lorn. or to DUSINBURY
d WURTS, ACT Ninth ST.. Oakland. Take Berkeley
train; Sunday engagements. mrl4 81
I oRIN Is THE PLACE TO INvESr-NEw ELEC-
IL trie road commences to run Apr LIST; most con-
venient residence location this sde tn bay. Prop
erty 10 double in vaue. See our splendid bar
gains
groom cottage, $210O; 5-room cottage. $1,000; Z
rocm cottage. $500; Groom cottage and barn,
$27U0; other houses ar $4,000, $500. $4,000 and
5000; lots 5OxlS5. aud all convenient to station
aud electric railroad.
Choice lots. 40. 45 and so feet from: by 100 and
135 feet deep, from $500 to $1,000. Agents for the
beautiful Mckee Tract, IRWIN & JOHNSON, Offices
at Lorin Station. the Berkeley railroad and 463
Ninth St., Oakland. mrs 1t
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FINANCIAL.
PROPOSALS.

GAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MARCH IL, 150 /.
y Sealed proposals, in tripicate, Will be received
here until II NJ Friday, April TO- 1917 anu theh
opened, for transportation OF military supplies dur
ing fiscal year ending June 80, 1892, as follows:
Route No. Reno, New, TO Fort bidwell, Cal. OF
Liegan, CAL. Fort BidweIl. Cali wagon transpSr-
tation: Route No. 2-Arcata Cal, to Fort castor.
Cal pack mule transportation. Government re
the right to reject any or an proposals. Al
sIgned Envelopes containing bids to be tndorsed.
proposals for Transportation" and addressed To D.
G. CHANDLER Deputy Quarfermaster-Genern U.
=. A. mill ~ sps @lA1
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oOe00 COMFORTABLE BAY WINDOW
ID AOOO. cottage basement: brick foundation !:
lot % 6xll4; Valley ST.. bet. Dolores and Church
cars ga blocks off; part can remain mortgage.
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EoURTH-ST. INVESTMENT; $500 ONLY. w.
Il side, below BRYANT: 25xs0 and 2-Story building;
store below; near the railroad depots.
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CE. COR FILLMORE AND GROVE SITS; 81 :6x
y 100; $500; fine view; close to three cable Zines
EILLMoRE-sT. LoTs-25x1oO. OR ANY SIZE
i front; rising ground above Hayes Valley
$3.50 each: bet. Hayes and Grove stS.
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DJsT ST, BET. CHURCH AND SANCHEZ; SIX
IL ia; $500.
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MAN ST., BET. MISSION AND HOWARD:
M 45:lOx137 IS; solid building; renting for $500
n month
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FILLMORE ST: BEST BUSINESS CENTER
L cor. Pine: 81 IS feet front and stores; can b.
improved to pay well; history building; rents now
q m.
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NiISsIoN-sT. INVESTMENT; BET. 10Th AND
III 2lst: 6Oxl22:6; buildings rent well: $4,000
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DAY-wINDow COTTAGE, . ROOMS. ETC, AND
ID lot 33 :6x100 1880: Hampshire ST., BET 2Dth
aud 2lst; stable and driveway.
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VALENCIA ST.. BET 10TH AND GOTH
' 2-story building, covering the entire front: 4
stores and fats; 75x10O; rents $50; $2S,OO0.
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GROVE ST., BET. WEBSTER AND FILLMORE
U ON gentle rise; 81 :6xlS7 IS; $500.
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REAL ESTATE:
FOR SALE BY
Z'HOS. MACEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
New Propert

We"
CSE. COR FILLMORE AND GROVE SITS; S7:6x
y 100; s65OO; fine view close to three cable lines
EILLMoRE-sT. LoTs-25x1oO. OR ANY SIZE
i front; on rising ground above Hayes Valley:
1880 each; bet Hayes and Grove sts-
GROVE ST.. BET. WEBSTER AND FILLMORE.
" ON gentle rise 81 :6xlS7:6; $500.
0OeOO COMFORTABLE BAY WINDOW
ID ZOOV. cottage; basement; brick Foundation;
cars ga blocks off part can remain on mortgage
DAY-wINDow COTTAGE, ROOMS, ETC, AND
ID lot 33:6x100; 1880: Hampshire St, bet. 20th
aud 2lst; stable and driveway.
DJ ST ST.. BET. CHURCH AND SANCHEZ; Six
Il ia; $500.
Investments.
EoURTH-ST. INVESTMENT; $500 ONLY w
L side, below BRYANT; 25xs0 and 2-story building;
store below; near the railroad depots.
MIssIox-sT. INVESTMENT: BET. 10Th AND
w 2lst; 6Oxl22;6; buildings rent well; $4,000.
VALENCIA ST.. BET. 18TH AND GOTH;
stores and flats; T5x1oo; rents $3.50; $4,000.
EILLMoRE ST: BEST BUSINESS CENTER;
L cor. Pine: 81 IS feet front and stores, can b.
improved to pay well; history building; rents now
1852 so; $4,000.
MAN sr.,- BET. MISSION AND HOWARD:
In 45:10xl37: IS; solid building; renting for $500
a month
Houses and Lots.
HAIGHr ST: FLATS; BET. WEBSTER AND
IL Fillmore; 27xlST %; two fats of and rooms
and good S-story house of IL rooms in rear; rents
S9s so in all; brick foundation; cable-cars pass;
$l3.0UO.
TEHAMA ST: Bow-wTNDow FLATS; BET.
L LIST ami 2d 2.x75: rooms and bathroom UP
stairs and rooms aud bath in lower Hat rents $45
S5U00.
DINE ST.; 42:6xl37 IS. AND FINE RESIDENCE
of 1s rooms. bathrooms and all modern con
yeniences; house very solidly built and timely pa
pered throughout elegant view from the rear; BET.
Buchanan and WEBSTER; S1O,5Oo.
DEDUCED TO slo.250; Posr ST.. Mr.. LARKIN;
IL 25xIS7 81 an elegant 2-story and basement
dwelling; brick foundation: 10 fine rooms. bath
room. etc. in hrst-class order; rents $40
VERY CHEAP; $500; FINE HOUSE, WITH
lot 30xl22:6, on Howard, bet 22d and 2Sd; ele-
CANT 2-story residence OF rooms ana modern con
venences; brick foundations stone sidewalk: street
accepted.
Mos ST: $500: RENTS ss9: BET. HOWARD
Nl and Folsom, 9th and 7th; frontand rear houses.
Che.l, Lots.
DOTH ST.. BET. HOWARD AND FOLSOM: S5x
~ 95 only $3.50; make an offer; hne lot for fats
dTH ST.. N, SIDE. BET. SANCHEZ AND NOE:
ia blocks from Market ST., AMI cable-cars; 25x
IO5; $3.50; street in order; lot on grade.
DRANNAN ST, N SIDE, BET. 9Th AND 7rH;
ID lots 25xS0; $3.50 each: stone blocks dowi
and street accepted terms, third cash. balance At
per cent and seller pays mortgage tax.
HAYES ST.; LOTS, Z5xl37:6, S2s5U EACH;
III cable-cars pass bet. Cole and shrdder, bioes
from the park.
T,HEAP: $3.50: DOLORES ST, w. SIDE: 2ix
" l0l %; mr. 25th; fine view; street graded and
macadamlzeu.
T ARKIN AND FRANCISCO; NV COR; 1877 :6x
IL 1877 IS; $1,000; nne view.
nor. SANCHEZ AND JERSEY; 46xlOO
" streets, both severed Aad macadainized : blocks
from Castro-st. cabIe-ears; $500. 1t
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TEHAMA ST: BOW-wINDOW FLATS; BET.
L LIST ami I'd; 2.x75: rooms and bathroom up
stairs and rooms aud bath in lower hat; rents SIS
S5UOO.
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HAIGHT ST.: FLATS; BET. WEBSTER AND
II Fillmore; 27xlS7:6; two flats of 8 and rooms
and good S-story house of IL rooms In rear: rents
1913 so in all; brick foundation; cable-cars pass :;
Sl3
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IloRsEs.

HORSES.
nay Dawn AND PRINCE OF MARIN FOR
IL sale; Day Dawn S BIZ Dawn (2;lss4 his band
sisters IN 2:3O Day Dawn Is years old. l6 hands
high bright chestnut, 10 white; can beats minutes
Prince Of Marin is by Crown Prince tPercheron),
winner Of the ffst prize at the centennial: dam by
General Mcclellan. granfl-iam rhe Rnnk mare, Jam
OF sweettriar. the PAGER (2:22%); Prince IS pro-
nnuneed dapple gray, beautifully proportioned,
lofty carriage, long name and tail; sweet DISPOSE
ton; weighs 1900 pounds aud can beat 3 minutes
the best carriage stallion ia California Apply r.
j. SKATER. Olema Marin County, Cal mr.3 81
EoR SALE HANDsoME BLACK HORSE,
IL years old; stInds over Is hands: perfectly
sound: good Traveller; him. Apply 4lO Mont
gomery St. Room l. mrl3 81
Young, GENTLE HORSE; 3-SPRING TOP
i buggy; hand-sewed harness. AIS Iurk st. 10 4tS
DOR sALE-soUND. GENTLE YOUNG HORSE;
100 pounds positive bargain Inquire for
buggy horse at livery staBle, to 10 Washington ST.
city. mrlO 6tF
~ ANT TO EXCHANGE 32O-ACRE DESERT
" land claim in Lassen County. Cal, for bicycle
or saddle-horse; claim can be held for years and
can be renewed at expiration oil that Time Address
ii. NJ. Box So. CALL once. mi u
III oRSE AND PHAEToN, AT A BARGAIN. IN
II quire SOB Suffer ST. fe21tf
DooKER's NEVADA HORSE MARKET: 1905
II Harrison: horses OF All kinds en- hand: Ie7 5m
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
COX ToP-wAGoN. NEARLY NEW, FOR
DOO. laundry or bakery. 1925 Bush ST. mia 3ts
EoR sALE-HANDsoME BUGGY: ALMOST
new. Apply at West End Stables, California ST.,
bet. Steiner and Fillmore. mr14 2ts
ZINE BUSINESS BUGGIEs; CHEAP 9O3
Il Golden Gate ave. mrs 7ts
CECON D-HAND WAGONS OF ALL KINDS FOR
. sale; cheap. lila Harrison, near Seyenth.m7 II
1.-TWO ZINE DOCTORS COUPE RoCRAwAYs
to let by the month, with team and driver. 40
Eighth st. mr4 lat
GRCOND-HAND BUG6IES, WAGONS, RoCKA-
y ways aud carts. lao Folsom ST. fe8 I'm
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DINE ST; 42:6xl37 IS, AND FINE RESIDENCE
i of Is rooms. bathrooms and all modern con
yeniences; house very solidly built and finely pa
nered throughout elegant view from the rear; BET.
Buchanan and WEBSTER; S10,5O0
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G4O%n LADIES, ATTEN TI0N-flNEB BRANCH
II sJslO. bakery, candy stationery and general
variety store for sale; fine healthy location; has
splendid business; fine living rOoms7 low rent;
fun value for the money: kept by present owner 10
years; Is selling account of old age Apply X.
kENNY. - kearnY 81. mrs q
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BusINEss CHANCEs-CONrINuED.

ITO SELL YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY FOR
L cash GO TO MORGAN 4 DOWNEY. Ills Mar
kat 81 hrt Maeo
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\
~ or !Isgalimeut. WILEY BROS 93l Mission. u
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
y furniture OF carpets at reduced prices. cal at
uSENIHAL'S, no Fourth ST: satisfaction guar
auteed or moiey refunded; goods shipped free.nl4f
TEE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
10 10 cents per wees. delivered by carrier 10 any
THrt OF the city; tie Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening PAPER published on tile coast;
orders BY postat-CiTd otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. Oaice $40 Montgomery ST.
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DEDUCED TO SlO,250; POST ST.. Mr.. LARKIN
IL 25xIS7 IS; an elegant 2Story and basement
dwelling: brick foundation: 10 fine rooms, bath
room, ETC.. III hrst-claSS order; rents $40. =
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DART CASH; PROMINENT CORNER: HOUSE
L 40 rooms clearing 800 per month: selling ac-
count of sickness. HEALi, 1908 Market st. Its
X ROOMS, PROMINENT COR, Mr.. MARKET
y and Taylor SIS, $500; also 10 rooms, Powell
and Suffer SITS $3.50. W. +. HEALY. 1904 Markets
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GOEn BUTCHER-SHoP ACROSS BAY; ES-
u COO. tablshed 10 years by present owner;
chance OF lifetime. MCLAUGHLIN 70 Kearny
street mrl2 It's
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houses
S35O-Corner grocery and bar; rooms.
S75O-Partner wanted: saloon and lUnch-hOuse.
establishment: fine fixtures trade etc.
S4cO-Fartner wanted; wood and coal yard.
S20O-Partner; carpenter and paint shop
WASH n BROW SnhIs. Market 81 1te
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LoDGING-HoUsEs ron SALE.

S,FE OUR LIST OF 500 LODGING-HOUSES
- S5O0-lj ms Mason. 81 coos rooms; Fifth.
S45O-l2 rooms. Howard. $25o0-24 rooms; Third.
S6G0-ll rooms Eddy. lS500-l0 rooms: Turk
SlIuO-2l rooms, Market S5UU-I2 rooms; Mission.
IL.
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RrsINrss CHANCES.


SfOOp- is something extra good; one OF the best
locations in the city; doing trade OF nearly so
day during the duleSI times; line rooms; rent
only $50 month. owner has recently connected
himself with another different extensive enterprise
aud give his attention to this he Will assure
you OF the trade; any can run il. Apply h
Kenny % Kearnv St. mr9 II
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0Ion0 LODGING-HoUSE GOOD FURNI-
n lOUU. ture; north OF Market ST; surely a
Ia. AL A.