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Mrs. Harrison, widow Of Pres
ident Harrison brother, has been
awarded = pension in which she re
ceived 200 and 800 every three
months. Mrs. Annie Hamilton,
a poor widow Of this county, al
though she has been trying for years,
cant get cent. This poor woman
needs a pension and Is now almost
a county charge. while others less
unfortunate, are getting hig money
from the government in the way Of
pensions. ltls all right for those
who need pensions to have them,
bat is all wrong for the needy to
90 without while the rich reap the
benefits. -PhiliPpi Plaiqdealcr.
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GROWTH OF THE HAIR AFTER
DEATH.

The body Of +. NJ. Haskell, who
has been dead for over twenty years,
was recently removed from his
grave, at Northfcld. Mimi. it
being purposcd to put the body in
another lot. When his body was
exposed it was found that he had
"a beard over twcnty-thrcc inches
ons. His wife said that before he
died he had been shayen, and all
his hair must have grown after
burial.
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MERIT WINS

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years We have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Bucklen's Aruica salye and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. Sold by al
Druggist.
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A Summer Normal School
General superintendent.

Will be taught ut Terra Alta.
W. Va, beginning July 9Th, and
continuing ten weeks.
TIE OBJECT OF THE SCHOOL rs,
lst, TO help 10 prepare young PER-
sons for the college and scminaries.
2nd, TO enable our teachers to-
prepare themselves FOR the new
branches 10 be taught in our schools.
Special attention viii be given to
all the common school branches
and classcs viii also be organized i'm
any higher branches that the stu
dents may wish to pursue.
Tuition, IS 90 to $10O Board
ing 81 soto So 90 per week.
VS. g. FREELAND
J. =. TBOTrgR, Teacher
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A SAFgTNygsTHgNT

il one which is guaranteed to bring
you satiefactory results, or in caso
OF failure a return Of purchase price.
On this safe plan you can buy from
our advertised Druggist a bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. 1t is guaranteed to
bring relief in every case, whom
used for any affection Of Throat
Lungs or Chest, sueh as Consump-
ton, Inflammation Of Lungs, Bron-
chitis, Asthoina, Whooping Cough.
Group, etc, etc. It's plcasantand
agreeable TO taste, perfectly safe.
and can always be depended upon
Trial bottles free at any Drug Store.
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Tho First stsr.

Perhaps you arc run down, can't
cat, can't sleep, can't think, can't
do anything to your satisfaction,
and you wonder what ails You. You
should heed the warning, you arc
taking the FIRST step into nervous
prostratioh. You need a Nerve
Tonic and ia Electric Bitters YOU
will find the exact remedy for re-
Storing your nervous system to its
normal, healthy condition. Sur.
prising results follow tho use Of tbis
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative.
YoRr appetite fcturnS, good diges-
ton is restored, aud the Liver aud
Kidneys resume healthy action.
Try bottle. Price soc. at any
Drug Store.
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ExknPLARs.

For the Argus.
How should folk regard each other
In common neighborhood
should they spy tie evil only,
And o'erlook what may be good!
Tho the blackest Of al bosoms
show but grims Of passions famt.
SAould they stoop to pick up blund~rss
should they POCKET sin and shamef
Wife and husband are exemplars
To commoa neighborhood.
Looking each up to the other
Heaven f1lls their eyes with good.
w. FREpKRIcK.
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Consult Or. A. l.. Wagner, late
Of Guys Hospital, London, Eng
land, for Surgical diseases Of women,
Eye and Ear, and GENERAL Sur.
gerry. limmorrhoids or Piles cured
W itho out emitting. Rheumatism =
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases
cured IN short time with Eleotric
Baths. Rooms and board to be had
cheaply Charges reasonable. Cali
20 any part Of Che county.
ONce EcLoN, Preston CouutyI
W. Va
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Have yourfeathers Renovated and
freed forever from Moths. Dust.
Dirt and all impurities. Old beds
and pillows made as good as new.
and new ones preserved. Either
Cash or Feathers taken in payment
for work Look out for The Red
Wagon. Work taken and delivered
at The house.
!. q. LEWIS, Proprietor
hingwood, W. va.
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Consla5Iss.

KuA.xooi District, ] L. stone. Joseph r.
fssl ,dss.
VSlley-AJ j. DeBcrry. Emanuel Dixon.
I.yOn--I " Cris-. William Is. Taylor.
Haao- Zen r. Wool ward. Sim'l w. Bowman.
P,rtIaad. .-wm A. Mc(finnis T. q. Martin.
EBion-Lloyd c. Shaffer George GeissWan.
Pleasant James y. Fnliner. A >. ChideStcr.
Grant william Y. D. Miller
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wOMAN,s WAR.
From the shemeld TeIegrapI.

From the shoaield Telegraph.
She Oh, don't you think Miss
Browne is the incest girl in the
world?
lie Why, yes, of course, il you
think so.
She And her eyes; oh, don't you
think they are splendid?
lie Very.
She: And hasn't she the cutest
little mouth, aud the kindest, dear
est face?
lie: Yes, indeed.
She And such beautiful com
piozfon; and what hairl
lie: Very beautiful.
She And then, isn't she grace
ful, and doesn' she waltz divincly (?
He: Ny, yes.
She; And isn't she the sweetest
sweetest girl?
lie: Yes. indeed.
She: And don't yoh thnk che
knows an awful lot. and don YOU
co-oo-ooo-ooo t-h.i-n-k?
lie; Why, what's tho matter,
Mable?
She Oh | t.h-o-u g-h-t you
l-o-g-e.e mo, Tom?
lie: Why, 50 do.
She W-c-l-l. then. how can YOU
beer TO 1alk 30 a-b-o.u.t that
.h-or-r-i-b i-co.ld, ugly Browne
girl?
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coNMIesfoSERs COUNTY COURT.
Grant District Samuel r. Conner, Pres.
Flezsant. Beu a. Conner.
Portland, r. ID BENSON.
nion. Page r. McCrun.
Reno. Moses Il Sinclair.
fySn Reason A Peil.
valley. Mason Watson.
Rngwood, Leroy Shaw.
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ENERAL SCPT. OFFICE,
FA1RNoNT, w. VA, June 10, '91
Circular No. Z.
Commencing this date, to00-Mile'
Ticket Books of the Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroad Company's issre.,
will be honored over the line Of this
Road for continuous passage be-
tween Fairmont and Clarksburg,
counting Che distance between these
points as forty-four (ii) miles.
These Mileage Tickets arc noG
good for passage to or from any
local points on this line between
Farmont and Clarksburg.
lf0oH G.. BowIEs,
General superintendent.
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The simplest, safest and surcst
means to relieve the baby of collie
and induce slumbcr is DR.. BulPs
Baby Syrup. Price only 25 ccnts
Dealers often substitute other
goods for Old Saufs Catarrh Cure
to make more profit. II YOU have
made up your mind 70 buy il take
no other.
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SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS.

To all northern and eastern sea-
side, lakeside, and mountain re-
sorts, as well rs to Deer Park and
Oakland, the Virginia Springs.
Niagara Falls, Luray Cayerns,
Gettysburg, and to all points, in
fact, where people gather in search
Of health and pleasure, arc now on
sale at all Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road ticket Offices at greatly re.
duced rates. These tickets will be
sold from June 1st to September
Both, and are valid for return pass-
age until October 3lst. Before Sc
Letting your route or resort consult
3. q O. summer excursion book
in which shortest routes and lowest
rates via Picturesque y. & o." to
oil resorts arc given from points on
chat road east Of the Ohio river:
profugeIy and artistically illustrated
This book can be procured free Of
charge upon personal application to
ticket Agents, y. & o. r. r. CO..
or you can have it mailed to you by
sending name and address with z
cents in stamps, to Chas. o. Scull,
Ocn'l Passenger Agent, Baltimore,
I'D.
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first District John o. Pendieton, Wheeling
Ohio COnnty.
fswu Jefferson Co
Thisi District-john D. Anderson. Nicholas C.
n Fourth SSIs DsistSiet"james capeEst Point Pleas
Gnt, Mason county.
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WU0t NIuo-- NIHOs IINTNItlf HH'VIItVWINf
sherin Daniel u. Jackson.
Uoputies--lulius X. Monroe. Kingwood, valley
ead Pleasant |. W crisS, Lyon J. q. Lantz.
CnIon: n. r. Hanway, Reno; Z. r. Cuppett
GRANT Dorsey FOrman Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court-yohn W watson.
Clerk County Court Ami Martin
Prosecuting Attorney Neil J. ForfneY
County survsyor-A. r. McMilien.
Swp, OF schools Cen II. Elsey
Assessor -East Side Gabriel Pulllam.
West side. John ). Perkins.
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The distressing ailments Of early
childhood arc promptly relieved and
cured by the use Of DR.. Bulls Ba-
by syrup. Price only 25 cents.
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Mag;H rates.

KiagwoAd, Joseph NJ. Goodwin, simeon Mat
fin1,y
yxiIey Dave C. Ziun. John " Str.lhin.
Lyon James Nc(3oe.. David J Gibson,
Esao, II. n. Wheeler. T. n. Summers.
Portland John W. HilI Preston Glover
EnIon lease W Shafer. Julius S0hert.
Pleasant. Levi y. Miller, ID. n. Martin.
Grant, W. n. AsGlbbons. Alpha Hagans.
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SOCIAL SINS.
written for The Argus.

Written for the Argus.
Alas for tho oii.os OF modern times
The social woes planned by Natures foes
Alas for the crimes of degenerate times
Which the criminal knows bn' dare not disclose
SuAce Il 10 say (vide Ia ID leeay)
That unmothcrly hearts sk,"vd In murdercss
arts
Can larger army destroy and disband
Than any Napoleon cou aver command.
Axos
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Train leaves fylnewfr,d at 5.fg r n, aoaer.
giaes ~ luunelf0n % 9.is o.. m.. loavos Tnneoi.
tor ~ iio0 q. m. and arrives AZ Kinf~ood III 100
M, Leaves Kngwood &C $50 D no. and arrive
- funueiton 30 $50 b ~. leaves Tnnneffoe al
iiei p. nis auH arrives nf kirawo0d af so0 Il
Ifpsus dHllf erceDi sunday
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Miss Sue r. Bcbout, Of Alder.
son, Monroe county ". Va. has
written to Clio mayor Offering 10 sell
a pct lion 10 the city for Druid TlHr
Park geological collection. Miss
Bebout says her lion>is of African
decent, is seven month old and is
about the size Of a Newfoundland
dog, but not 50 woollv. He was
given TO her by showmtn. che
says, when Che lion was only three
hoors old Tho lion is tame and
gentle, she says and sleeps in a bed
next to hers. Miss Bcbout realizes
chat she viii soon bayo to cage her
hon, and sbo would rather sell IL
than 60 to the expense and care for
the animal aftcrward. The Mayor
in his reply asked Miss Bcbont 70
hv price upon her lion. BAN.
nfo yN0.
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DIRECTORY.
state sneiais.

fsovernor-A Brooks Fleming. Marion csrrty
Secretary Of State-W. n. Ohley. Marion CO
Auditor-Patrlck p Dudy. Webster co.
Trea<nrer-W William r. Thompson, Cabell Co
Attoraev 0eusral-Aifred Caldwell ohio Co
/. suBt of schools-B. ;. Morgan. Honongalia
County.
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suprrme Couri OF tppeaIs.

DanIei Is I.uoas. Prest.. Jefferson 60.
Henry Braunon. Lewis Co.
J. W English. Mason Co.
Homer II. Holt. Creenbrlcr ca.
q. $ Long. CLERK. kanawha Go.
Alfred Caldwell Reporter. Ohio Co.
d. Consenes at Chnfleston second Wednesday In
auuary: wheeling. hrst Weducsdar IN June
Hrst Wednesday in september.
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tours convene.

December ~.
Saly and October.
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rairls afKiuc ,ilon.

~
fDr. H u J.. Trirpetf.
$780, ,,,.,r:,, C,tpt.J Murdoek Sec.
Hns"ooa District' T. II. McGinnis.
NJ. {. Gibson.
Dave {. Ziun Pres.
S4lIsy I'rs : i IS,t a, COX sec
Nicholas Posten.
lC. e. RnIs. Pros.
- -. J. Gibson. Sec.
'S"" George ". Orr.
Charles Jessop.
H. Y Baker. Pres.
-, William LotIghridge, See
W ~ stafford
Farley DeBerry. Pres.
- - v. q. JOn0s. Sec.
"rL""u samuel B. Freeiand.
A. J. Elliott
iJalins Scherr. Pres.
So, Lloyd Shafcr, Sec.
on'V" E. r. King
Charics r. La q'ton.
Daniel G Feather Pres.
sto.o W n. Ringer. Sec.
'0'~" B A. Conner.
j. J. Martin.
sam 4. Conner Pros.
-, J. NJ Chidester Sec.
"'""' George King.
Asa X. Frazee.
Town 0meiais.
Mayor -r5us J Shaner
KaeOTdor-.I Ames W White.
CSnneilusn w. 3 Martin, Julius Monroe,
Heory W. MuraoeS, ames W Flynn and George
A-wiilians.
h0etetieA.
Knights OF Pythias- Lodge meets every Tncg-
'gy evening at their hall over j. W Baker 3
store at : ~ O'Clock.
Independent order Of Odd Fellows--Lodgc
meets every Saturday evening at their hail IN
Bishops Block ~ 7s]0 O'Clock.
Golden Ruie Enca'npment. No. 80. T. o o. r.
meets First and Tiird Monday evenings OF
epch month, In the odd Fellows Hall, over the
BostOface
Tue Independent Order 81 Good Tomplars--
Lodge meets every Friday evening. IN the X. of
r HALL az T3g o'clock.
Eiu2 Philip Tribe No ij Improved Order AZ
Fed Men meets every Wednesday evening at
O'Clock in the knights Of Pytlias Hail over
Baker, store.
Churches.
NJ Churci, Rev " " Rlier. Pastor
Services Preaching oycry sunday "a lO.iOa nl
nj I;j9 y. m. Sunday school %. m. Glass
Meeting a. In. Younr Folks Meeting az Gas
p. 70. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
.pre.byiorian church-Rev H. r. Mcdonald.
pasfof
Services Preaching every Sunday at f0.s0 A. m.
sud 30 q. m sunday school at . D. m. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening.
A. NJ r Church-Rev Boslcy B0yce. Pastor
seryices-P Preaching, Fourth Sunday in each
month
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rnltea states senators.
Membcrs efc0ngress.

Charles J. Faulkner, Martinsburg, Berkle,
soha K. xenna. Charleston. Kanawha County
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Huham q. Morley. Kingwood. Preston Co.
kipheus Garrison, Nonongalia Co.
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Csaniy LrIClaIs.

Juagc. Th'ri JV iielai DIsiriet.
Joseph +. Hoke, kinL fc &. Preston County.
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BACHELORS OF Laws: i. i.
Baily. $. Z. Boggcss, Lynn Bran
non, j. Il. Brown, W. l.. Camden.
+. w. Clark, j.. j. Cobun, I. /.
Cummings, j. +. Davis, j. L.
Dawson, w. Il. Hines, II. j.. l.
Hutchinson, G. =. Morris, +. II.
Morton, W. S. O'Brien, G. B. Rig
gle, j. b. Settle, Q. II. Sommtr-
field.
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Music
Essay-BYRoN. U. S. G.. Hayes.s
Oration-TnE TRUE RscIpRocirY.
NJ. d. Post.
Oration-THE RAILWAY SYSTEM OF
THE L. S. c. NJ. Lcmley.*
Essay PLEA ron REsTANp REC.
REATroN, Hattie +. Lyon.
oration-0uR PRorEssIoN. f. G.
Ross.
Music. -
Oration--PRoGREss THEouGu Is
vENTIoN. H. d. Lynch
Oration--TuE INDIAN QUESTION.
j. II. Trottcr.
Orstion-THEIR FoEsAKEN Con.
G. l.. White.
Essay-llAMLEr. Dewitt White.
Oration-LIyE IN THE Present.
Prescott White.
Music
CoNFERING DEGREES.
Music
*Excused.
Alumni Banquet at l p. NJ. in
the Library.
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House or DELEGATES.

East side Or VI. s. Bryte. Bruceton.
w0st Side-Amos Hartley, MasOntOwn.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Twonty-Fourth Annual Commence
ment, Wednesday, June 10th,
1891.
Programme.

Programme.
Music. PRAYER. Music.
Essay-OSwARD A. b. Cooper.
Essay-WoMAN'S SPHERE IN OrR
NATION. c. Il. Duvan. I"
0ration-THE STRUGGLE ron ST..
PRENAcs. J, T.. DAVIS.
0ration-TnE PowER OF THoUeuT.
j. l.. CALFoRp.v
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CIVIL ENGISEERs G. NJ. Lem.
ley, L. -. Lyacb, f. G.. Ross
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BACHELORS or SCIENCES: G.
X. Duvall, j. Il. Galford, L. S. G.
Hayes, NJ. ID. Post.
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eRApUATlN7 CLASS.

BAcHELoRs OF ARTS A. b.
Cooper, j. Il. Davis, Hattie T..
Lyon, j. r. Trotter, G. l.. White.
Dewitt White, Prescott White.
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Grant
Town 0me,ais.

Town 0Hciaiss
Mayor Gus Shaner
KaeOTdor-JhmeS W. White.
CJnnoiiruan w 8 Martin, Julius Monroe.
He0ry W. Murdock, ames w Flynn and George
A Williams.
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Fresno Flats. Cal
The morning call., 1891-05-05
ENGLISH CLUBS.
They Are UnsOciaI, But One Can Live In
Them Cheaper Than at Home

They Are UnsociaI, But One Can Live In
Them Cheaper Than at Home.
The English CLUB is place to live in. In
one of these clubs a member lives for 45O0 a
year about as well as he could live for $4,000
a year in his own home. He, of course,
wishes to make the club his own house, as
far as may be. This fact explains the soli-
tariness of these Institutions The member
wishes to find IN them tue independence, the
privacy, and, in sense, the solitude OF his
own house.
The great clubs are therefore designedly
unsocial. Many of the features of the
clubs accord with this intention. This is
perhaps the reason of the plain decoration
and the absence of pictures from the walls.
1t is thought that club should be pre-
vented from looking like drawlng-room !;
the notion is, that rather than look like a
drawng-ro0m it should look like hotel,
the suggestion being perhaps, that the
members are strangers to one another, as
people who meet in hotel are; but OF
course, IL should look like neither. Inere
is no treating, the feeling of the member,
perhaps, being that his liberty would be IN
terfeFed with by being expected to drink,
or even by being asked to drink. Those
pleasant weekly or monthly suppers usual
in American clubs are unknown.
Comfortable solitude rather than society
being the object of these great London
clubs, it is obvious that society is not to be
sought for in them. Social enjoyment and
social position are to be sought elsewhere
Men do not acquire position by belonging
to clubs. The Intention. of course. is that
only men OF a certain position shall be let
into these clubs. If, as sometimes happens,
a man of different position gets in, the ad-
vantage he receives is slight.
1t is also true that the fact of belonging
to a good club is of little advantage in gen.
eral society. Membership of good club
whatever may have been formerly the case
nowadays c0nfers no social distlnction.-
Scrihner
The morning call., 1891-05-05
ACROSS LONG BRIDGE.
Items Of Interest From the Souther
m

Items OF Interest From the Southern
Suburbs.
meeting Of the South San Francisco I'M
provement Club will be held OH Saturday
evening.
The members Of Engine Company II, at
South San Francisco, held a meeting last
evening This evening they will have a
drill.
On Saturday evening next the South San
Francisco Mutual Aid Society will give
masquerade ball in the opera-house
Cinnamon were engaged in digging for
clans yesterday where the waters of Islais
Creek enter the bay. Clad only in a breech-
clOut, the heathens waded into the mud
knee-deep. with wicker baskets. The bas-
kets were filed with the slime and mud and
then shaken well in the water until all had
washed out Each time few clans re-
NAMED at the bottom. One man gathered
about four bushels OF clans in little over
an hour.
One of the most notwithstanding indi
viduals on the Potrero yesterday was James
D0wd, an employe of the Pacific Rolling
mills. James is a peaceabe citizen and
when be was going to his boarding-house on
Sunday evening and saw Mike Ward. an
empl0ye of the Union Iron Works. kicking
man who was on the ground. he remarked
that it was shame. Ward Immediately
knocked him down and fell on top of MIN.
DowPs head was severely cut by coming in
contact with the rocks, and it is feared that
his nose is broken. A warrant has been is
sued for Wards arrest.
The morning call., 1891-05-05

C.JO5 PER LOT. FOR ONE OF THE FINEST
II ~ subdivisions Of land IN Berkeley.
This tract is selling rapidly, Il Is beautifully
situated, with grand view Of san Francisco and
the bay, and perfectly level Railroad station on
she tract.
Lots are selling for from eight to ten every week
70 careful BUYERS IA Oakland and san Francisco.
Will give the names Of all purchasers to anyone
and show the property upon application 10 Ofce
Terms only SO or S25 cash ito suit and the bal
snce OF 500 payable s. per month
Apply Immediately II you want q good bargain
before the balance are sold. These lots viii double
in value ia less than year aud Will, without doubt,
be worth at least $500 per lot in eighteen months
two years from date.
+ W. WOODWARD 4 CO, 9O2 Broadway. Oak
land ap3O Il
The morning call., 1891-05-05

COOK TO s5lO-(4Ol FIN LOTS IN LORIN,
SDC-O fronting on Harmon, Fairview, Black
stone, Lowell and Baker St; excellent drainage:
close 70 the depot OF the Berkeley half-hoUr local
trains; one block from depot Cali t0Tna and Nevada
r. T., now Santa Fe system; sold on easy terms;
apply 70 the owner for prices and catalogue II. L.
WEIGH, pa Kearny ST., 5. F.; office hours, bet -
and 1. aDll II