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THE COMMON HOUSE FLY.
You Cannot Catch Him Mapping Because
u

You Cannot Catch Him Mapping Because
He Has 1000 Eyes.
The fy has some advantage over a man.
For instance, he has a pair OF double COM
pound eyes, and with them he can see in
any direction or in all directions OF once
without for an instant turning his head,
says the Chicago Herald.
These eyes have 1000 distinct faces, and
all Of them have direct communication with
the BRAIN so that if a man comes along on
one side of him and lump of sugar on the
other he will be able to watch both Of them
and stay for the sugar 50 long as it is safe on
account of the man.
When he sees he can get one and dodge
the other, that is exactly what he does
and he does not have to twist his neck III
two trying to keep track Of the oppOst3 OBJ
jeet
The fly is particular about the air he
breathes. He hasn't very big mouth. and
his lungs aresmall in proportion to his body,
but he is particular what he puts into them.
Good green tea, such as the best of the
grocers sell for 81, stepped pretty strong and
we'll sweetened, will kill as many flies rs
drink it, And they will drink of it. 1t is
estimated that pound of tea and two
pounds of sugar will rid room of flies with
in ten days-that is, small room.
Flies are voracious eaters. They do not
care so much what they eat as when they
eat it They are particular about regular
meals They do not eat long at time nor
much at time, but they eat often.
Careful observers have stated that COM
mon hOuse-1y will eat 43, 200 square meals in
twelve hours. One female fly will produce
10000 young ones in a single day. and they
will develop so rapidly as TO increase two
hundred fold in weight in twenty-four hours
Scientists have never been able to tell how
a fly walks on the ceiling; or. rather, they
never been able to agree about it. All of
them have told, but no two are alike in their
explanation. Some say the fly has an air
pump in each OF its numerous feet, and that
he walks up there by creating a vacuum in
his instep and allowing the pressure of the
air to sustain him.
Others think he carries minute bottle of
muclage around with him and lubricdtes
his hOofs with it, so that he can stay as long
as he wants TO on any surface. no matter
what the attraction of gravity may have to
say about it, Between these two schools of
thought you may take your choice.
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A POLITE BURGLAR.
He Thanks a Woman for Remaining Quiet
Till He Has Finis he'd.

He Thanks Woman for Remaining Quiet
Till He Has Finished.
The house of James b. Taplin, corner of
North Union and Perkins streets, was en-
tered Saturday night or Sunday morning
and ransacked from top to bottom, says an
Akron (Ohio) dispatch to the Cleveland
Leader. Three families occupy the house
Mr.. Taplin aud daughter, County Clerk and
Mrs. n. p Goodhue and Mr.. and Mrs. A. &.
Fleischman. Mr.. Fleschman was away
from home, and his wife and baby were
alone in their apartments. About o'clock
Mrs. Fleischman was awakened Dy noise
in the hallway. She called out, but no re-
Spouse came. Again she called, and hand
grasplng a revolver was thrust through a
narrow opening in the door. She was COM
manded to keep quiet ii she valu ed her life.
This she did, and her room was ran
sacked. She soon became convinced
that il she did not make a. dis
turbance she would not be harmed,
and finally asked the intruder why he led
such life He replied that he had wife
and child who must be supported; that it
was impossible to get work. and that be was
forced to rob. From her room he took
part of her money and left part. He then
was gone for some time, returning OCCASION
ally to warn Mrs. Fleischman to remain in
Deu anu not 10 SOuHu an hlaTiu' Az ioHsbn
he came back and thanked the frightened
woman for keeping quiet, and told her that
lie wass going. Every room in the house
was found to have been thoroughly ran
sacked Mr.. Tapli., and his daughter were
both chloroformed, and it was with difficulty
that they were aroused. A five dollar bill
had been taken from Mr.. Taplin's panta-
looms, but several dollars in silver were left.
The object of this midnight visit seems to
have been money, but it cannot be explained
why only part of what was within the
burglars grasp was taken.
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The Hehrew Faith.

The Chief Rabbi of Denmark, Professor
DR.. A. A. Wolf, knight of the Dannebrog,
will complete his ninetieth year on the oath
inst.
On the recent occasion Of his birthday the
Sultan gave an audience to the Chief Rabbi
Of Turkey, with whom his Majesty con-
yersed affably for several minutes. Among
other kind expressions the Sultan said that
he was deeply touched at the marks of affec-
ton shown by the Jews, who were among
his most loyal subjects
A novel scene was lately witnessed in st.
Paurs Cathedral, London, England, a large
congregation, composed almost entirely of
the Jewish fraternity, completely filling the
vast area under the dome. The movement,
which is entirely unique in its character-no
similar gathering ever having taken place in
the sacred edifce-haS been initiated by the
Rev Gordon Calthrop, MA, Prebendary
OF st, Pauls and Vicar of ST. Augustine'S,
Highbury, whose object is to make the gath
erlug an annual event
The Rev. DR.. Samuel Adler, father of
Professor Felix Adler, died at his home in
New York on the 10th inst. DR.. Adler was
born in the city OF Worms, on the Rhine,
December 3, 1909 His father was Rabbi of
Worms. in early youth he received thor
ough training in Hebrew and Talmudical
literature
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TRUSTEES SALE - IN ACCORDANCE WITH
i the terms and under the authority OF a certain
deed OF trust duly executed by DAVID Is. FKANr
the first part, to HENRY &. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS b. KENT. parties OF the second part, and the
san Francisco Savings nion OF the third part, the
same being dated September l3, 1887. and recorded
in the flee OF the County Recorder of the city and
county OF San Francisco State OF California: IN
Book 1857 OF Deeds, at page ll2 and following,
and in pursuance of resolution passed on the 2Sth
day of May, 1891 by the Board of Directors of said
San Francisco Savings Union, corporation, and
the holder OF the nots NO. $500, to secure pay
ment OF which the aforesaid deed OF trust WAS exc
cuted. declaring that default had been made in
the payment of the principal sum, and other
sums, due under said note and deed OF trust,
and requesting and directing HENRY u CAMf-
BELL aud THADDEUS u. KENT, Trustees, to sell
the estate described therein satisfy said in
debtedness, we, HENRY O. CAMPBELL ana
THADDEUS b. KENT, Trustees do hereby give no
tice that on TUESDAY, the 30th day of june, A ID.
1891 at IL O'Clock NJ. of that day and at the auc-
ton salesroom OF Easton Eldridge & Co., 63S Mar
street. In the city and county OF San Francisco,
State of California will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash In gold coin OF the
United States all that piece or parcel OF land stu
ate In the city and county OF San Francisco state
of California, described as follows, TO VIII; Com
OF the southerly line OF Vallejo street with the
westerly line of Taylor street. thence running west
erly along said limo of Vallejo street one hundred
and thirty feet and six inches (l31 90 thence
at right angles southerly one hundred and thirty
seven feet and six inches C37;6), thence at right
angles easterly one hundred and thirty-SeYen feet
and six inches (l37 :6) to the westerly line of Iay-
Ior street, and thence northerIy along said last
named line one hundred aud thirty-seven feet and
six inches 1877 6) to the point of commencement,
being fftyyara lot No. $40, together with the APP
purtenances. Terms OF sale-Cash in gold coin OF
dersigned ON the fall of the hammer balance on
delivery OF deed; aud II not so paid, unless Tor
want OF title (en days being allowed TOT searenl,
then said per be forfeited and the safe TO
be void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
henry c. CAMPBELL lTrpstaes
les IL 10 10 % 26 so 1t
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weighing about 200 pounds, AMI fired it off
in that position. While performing at
Epernay. in France, the same feat, the bar
rel Of the gun burst. Miracul0uslv he was
not killed although several Of the frag-
ments were thrown fifty yards away.
There are stories of other strong men who
did not appear in public. A butcher lived
in South Holland who killed calves by
strangling them. A Dutch count, in a pri-
vate entertainment, bent an iron bar by
beating it with his right hand against his
left arm, protected by leather bandagp,
bending it afterward straight again by beat
ing it the other way.
Charles LOuvier, carpenter of Paris.
found it ehild's play to roll tin basin be.
tween his fingers into cylinder. On one
occasion he carried off a soldier on guard
who had gone to sleep in the sentry-box,
depositing beth on a low church-yard wall
close by. An equally amusing story is told
of a Dane, Knut Knudson, lOcksmith.
who, while standing in window on the
ground floor, lifted with one hand half a
bullock from the shoulder of butcher who
was toiling past with his load.-MemphiS
ApDea l.
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Drawn AND MUSCLE.

These Men Are Said to Have Possessed
Phenomenal Strength.
On March %. 1871, Thomas Thompson
lifted three barrels of water. weighing to-
gether 1886 pounds. He also put an iron
bar on his neck, seized hold of its two ends
and bent it until the latter met. On another
occasion he raised with his teeth table six
feet long. supporting at its farthest end a
weight of 100 pounds. He also tore without
serious effort a rope of diameter OF TWO
inches aud lifted horse over bar.
Some years ago a negro appeared In Lon
don who with one hand and his arm out
straight lifted from the ground enalr on
which was seated a full-grown man having
on his lap a child.
It is on record that German called
Buchholz lifted with his teeth cannon
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DESTINY.

1t is the manifest Destiny OF GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP to supersede oily unguents for skin ailments:
therefore all who afiicted with siIt-rheuTn,
scaId-head, ringworm and other cutaneOus
eruptions are advised TO this well-known
remedy which purihes the skin and thereby rem
ders the complexion fresh aud clear. ASK your
druggist for GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP. and take
no substitute.
Hills Hair Dye, Black or Brown, SO cents.
oe24 tt FrTu
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SAN JOSE REAL EST

q. OS0n FINE BUSINESS CORNER STORE;
tDLOOO. rooms attached; cellar; stable: city
water stone sidewalk. on streetcar line; heathtest
and best location in San jose. Cal: terms easy. APP
ply FRANK wARNCkE. l407 Mason st. iel1 l5ts
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& On PARTNER WANTED IN MERCAN-
y w. Tie and manufacturing business: fine
pace on hearny st must attend store. keep plain
accounts, mems time, take orders, collections etc:
employs 10 hands; has over $500 worth of
crderS Ior Immediate delivery; clears 500 per
month"; has stock, material, tools, machinery: is
remarkably growing profitable and solid business.
suitable Tor any steady, sober industrious man.
wiling 10 work and make himself generally useful:
1uvestEatlun and best Of references GEO STEW
ART. 135 kearuy ST. 1t
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SUMMER RESORTS.


RIO RENT-532 PACIFIC AVE, SANTA CRUZ;
i 10 min. walk from Sea Beach; very desirable Z
room cottage: suitable families or clearinghouse:
be rented any length OF time 10 very responsible
party terms very reasonable Address j. w. b.. TIA
Paciho ave- Santa Cruz JeIg II"
VILLA LOS TOMAS; BEAUTIFULLY STU
ated in Santa Cruz Mountains: Just the place for
ICoLLIN COTTAGES, BEACH HILL; BEST FAM
also furnished cottages. Ad. o. W. FOLLIN. M Pm
DOSE MARIE FARM, SANTA CLARA co. OPEN
II all year. picturesque scenery; fishing; hunting;
circular showing house MCCURRIE, BOX -. Gilroy.
CHAyER HOUSE, SAN RAFAEL. FIRST-CLASS
- in all respects; large grounds. ap29 Smo
NAPA SODA SPRINGS NOW oPEN-CLIMArE
~ equ9ble; free from malaria and cold air:
health-givng natural mineral waters; natural seen
cry unsurpassed: cuisine and service perfect; com
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
happy; what you ask Address JACK
SON WOOSTER. prOPrietors, Napa soda Springs
PostOfiice. ap24 cod SIN
A NDERSON SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY; HOTEL
~ and cottages now open to visitors; beautifully
located free hot AMI cold water and hot sulphur
baths frst-elass board $40 to $l4 per week train
TO CalistOga stage to Middletown, private carriage
to springs: fare from San Francisco 81 So j. AN
DERSON, proprietor. mySl q
DESERTS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
lished in the Hotel Guide, ll6 pages. For safe by
newsdealers, or send 25e in stamps TO w. NJ PAT
TERSON. publisher 80 Post ST.. > +. mrl 81
CRAND HOTEL, DUNCAN'S MILLS Pops
VI lar resort; elegant rooms; climate, hshing,
boating, bathing scenery, drives and redwood
per week, and special rates to families. ". b.
MOORE mY12
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THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents per week, delivered by carrier 10 any
part of the city: he Bulletin IS The best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pOsta-Card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 MONTGOMERY St.
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CsO0Q0 HOTEL AND BAR 20 REGULAR
SCZOOO. boarders. 90 TO 20 for dinner: esrab-
lShed trade; house fUli all the time: clears s so TO
500 per month; must sell account of sickness in
family See GEO. STEWART, 1876 Kearny St II
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4 KoCERY AND BAR FOR SALE: ONE OF THE
- most prominent corners in the estern Addi-
Ton; Kept by present owner nearly 20 years sell
lHE on account OF retiring from business; stock by
inventory: Will take about $1,000 TO purchase An
ply h hENNY I. - Kearuy ST. n
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C.fH0 SALOON FOR SALE; ONE or THE
- ICo. best locations: doing fine business;
more than the value Of the amount asked Oh hand
she location is such that any one can do large
Lusll-ss. AnnLE u. kENNY. - Eaarnr- LaIA Il
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GDS0 PARTNER WANTED: FIRSr-CIASS
49, cash business; positive proof its paying
lS 70 each 10 10 $50 per month given before buy
tetesl IN clean reliable and respectable business;
no hisht or sunday work; business easily learned;
S9'u man wanted more than money: must have
----. ... .--..-. .L.. ALEM a RI -. E.--.-- ~
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Be sure and attend the sale and buy an acre OF
land. Don't be with the majority aud regret your
lost opportunity. Terms only One-hfth cash.
WILLIAM J. DINGEE. auctioneer. 400 and 462
Eighth ST., Oakland. Jel9 2t
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" ANTED-A PARTNER TO INVEST ABOUT
- $500 I'm an established once business. viii pay
clear 500 per month each: IN in value ID cash
outstanding &C. o. D. 81 and orders on n2nG refer
eucc required. Y. Y. T.. Box s5, CALL ETauch
once 1el9 81
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ER0CERYMEN, ATTENTION !-THEBESr LIST
HEALY. ia SsMarket ST Is
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4 RAND OPPORTUNITY To PURCHASE SA-
- loon near Market and Third SITS: part purchase
price can remain. W. +. HEALY, HAS Market silt
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HARDWARE STORE. BIG STOCK, GOOD
II contractors trade; rent SIS; only SOC on the
o fortune for lOck5mith with $1,000; must leave
rfrv .27 Flfru street 1eIq 81
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OAKLAND BUS NESS CHANCES.

OAKLAND BUS NESS CHANCES.
GRAND CHANCE FOR GOOD. LIVE MAN
" An old aud well established butcher business;
complete with horses, wagons etc. $4,000 sales per
month: of the hest locations in OAK and owner
wishes TO retIra from business. Apply OF y. Nj.
MERRITT, 1862 Thirteenth ave, East Oakland. j5 TT
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNITURE YOU WANT GOODAND CHEAP,
1 see H. SCHELLHAAS 40S Eleventh ST. de6 II cod
OAKLAND HOTELS.
L ELSEY HOUSE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
~ (H. r. WRIGHT, late OF Santa Ana; popular
family hotel; large grounds; fine table; terms
sOnable. Cor. oath st. and telegraph my22 I'm
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The easiest terms given to purchasers for
acre lots Will be offered at auction sale of the Levi
Tract, Saturday, June 90 1891, at 2 O'Clock p. M,
at the salesrOoms Of WILLIAM j. DINGEE, 4 30
and 49, Eighth st. Oakland.
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G60O RESTAURANT FOR SALE: CON
N-OOO. ueeted WIKI leading lodging Geary-st.;
m st sell this week HkALY Ii4S Market ST II
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TO YOU WANT TO BUY AN ACRE OF LAND
- the easiest of easy terms? II you do, attend
the auction sac by WILLIAM j. DINGEE of acre
10 Is near Fruitvale, Saturday, June 20, S9l, at
O'Clock r NJ. the SaleSrOUms, $50 and 462
Eighth ST., Oakland. Cal.
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In few months the electric road to Haywards
Will be running the property that will be sold
at auction Saturday, June 20. 1891 at O'Clock
z. NJ. at salasrooms OF WILLIAM j. DINGEE, 400
and 462 Eighth ST.. Oakland.
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COOK SALOON IN FINE LOCATION. DOING
- ~. good business; . Living rooms low rent;
good reasons for selling; rare bargain CONRAD
d Co, II Fourth ST. its
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Where else in Alameda County YOU buy an
of ground terms of one-ffth cash, except at
the auction sale of WILLIAM j. DINGEE. Satur-
day. June %, 1891 at = O'Clock z. NJ at the sales
ms AGO aud 49, Eighth ST. Oakland.
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GQI0 BRANCH BAKERY: VARIETY-STORE:
u OcO. good location; low rent; splendid buSi-
less; sickness cause OF selling ~. LESS, Fourth*
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GfSD SALOON; : LIVING ROOMS: GOOD
SNOOO. location; low rent: excellent business.
genuine barCaIn. al. IESN Ennrfh 81 llH
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GOE0 SALOON; GOOD LOCATION; ON
eD-OOs Third St: splendid business: must be
sold this week: bargain. LESS, FourthSt It's
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Ct9000 SALOON AND RESTAURANT: BEST
S4OOOO. part city; clearing over $500 month;
years tease: owner owns building; selling on ae-
count retiring from business; best bargain in city.
~ LESS, Fourth ST. Its
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ESSA SALOON ON FIBST-CLASS BIZ STNESS
u OCO. street; we'll stocs ed; fine fixtures: estab-
llshed trade. CONRAD y co. II Fourth st LIS
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GODQ PARTN Err WANTED IN GOOD PAY
&1OOO. ing saloon and lunch house with II
rooms furnished between factories: established for
many years; owner Father have partner than bar
Fourth ST. Iz
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z N CENTS WILL. SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
OU for four months any part Of the United States
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This will be your last chance this year to purchase
of land on terms OF One-hfth cash. BE sure
and attend the auction sale Saturday June 20. 1891,
AT o'clock p. NJ, at salesrOOms or WILLIAM j.
DING EE, AGO and 462 Eighth ST., Oakland.
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Be sure and remember that the sale OF beautiful
acreage property in the Levi Tract viii be sold at
the saleSroOns of WILLIAM J. DINGEE, 46O and
49, Eighth ST.. Oakland, and not on the ground, as
usual
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G1dOO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR;
u 11OO. good paying business; leave city caus
OF sale. MCLAUGHLIN & CO., % Kearny. Its
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GDE0 SALOON :4LIYING ROOMS; OPPOSITE
N'-OOs large foundry; splendid business: great
BARGAIN; trial given. NJ. LESS Fourth. It's
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FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP YEARS
i old: new cart. l040 Bryant st. iels 3t*
HOTEL HORSE AND BUS AND HARNESS; IN
II good order. 53l Jackson St Jel3 Il"
DOOKER'S NEVADA HORSE MARKET; 1905
II Harrison: new stock OF horses arrived fe7 bm
NOR SALE. CHEAP-GOOD HORSE, HARNESS
I and rockaway Apply 1873 Market ST. myZO u
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no LET, IN MCPHERSON ST, NEAR SANTA
L Clara ave, Alameda-New cottage. 8 rooms and
bath: all modern improvements patent walks;
fine lawn; flower gardens; lovely place; rent, with
water, S25. Jel7 7t*
TN ALAMEDA, NICE COTTAGE, ROOMS AND
4 bath rent $25. Inquire on premises, Eagle ave.
TaI
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The property TO be sold at the great auction sale
OF the Levi Tract Saturday comprises some OF the
most desirable sites between Oakland and Hay
wards. Terms only One-iifth cash. BE nd at
tend the great sale at o. clock P Saturday, June
20, 1891. at SaesrOoms OF WILLIAM j. DING EE,
$50 and 462 Eighth ST., Oakland, Cal.
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The beautiful lots I've sold at public auction
only a rev minutes walk from Seminary Park
Stati on of the brOad-gauge road. Be sure and see
the property before the day OF sale. WILLIAM J.
DINGEE, AuctiOneer, 40 and 49, Eighth ST., oak
land.
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CORNER GROCERY AND BAR, HORSE AND
I wagon Tor sale cheap on account other business;
stands Investigation. Cortland ave. and Wool 81,
of Tbirtg-firs je1s 3C*
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- O00 COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP-HOUSE:
- OOO. central location; near Market street:
established many years trial given; cause OF selling,
Farmers cannot aEFap. NJ LESS ; Innrfh