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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

ing the family of her son, S. p. Allison, of
this city. Mrs. Elliot of Wilbarger county
is visiting the family of Mrs. Robert Dat
man. Mrs. Ada II. Walden returned
Thursday from visit to Vernon. Nettie
Sheppard and Annie Clara Walden visited
friends at Ardmore, I. T., this week. Mat
tie Dawson is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Charles Williams, nee Montery johnson, in
Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. K. r. Turner
of Krum visited friends in Denton Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

Crop prospeets-W Wheat, oats, rye and
barley continue very fine. Plenty of season
in the ground. This month has been very
mild, blowing and seeding constantly going
on Reliable information comes that many
prospeetors on their way to the plans coun-
try are laying over in some of the towns
near the foot OF the plains, waiting for win
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Colquitt, of Wealth
erford, are in the city, guests of Mrs. j. S.
Knox. Bell Chambers, of Cleburne, is Wis
iting Mrs. w L. Rush. J. a Johnston, of
Chattanooga, was in Decatur this week. J.
+. Johnston and wife left Thursday for
East Tennessee, where they will spend the
summer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

The ladies Of Tascosa will give Leap
Year ball on the evening Of the 29th OF
February. Mr.. A Popham made trip to
Fort Worth on business connected with
the cattle company, for which he is mana
ger. Grace Harble, who went on visit 10
friends in Amarillo, returned home Tues
day. Gussie Bayne returned homo 20
Charming Sunday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29
OYERTON.

This has been a week of gayety for the
society people. in the way of parties. The
first first was at the residence Of ". B.
Wherry. Others followed at DR.. W. NJ.
Bradford's, Mrs DR.. Miller's and Mrs.
James AIayfield's, all of which were most
enjoyable. Victoria Florence Of Kilgore, in
whose honor the above parties were given,
has been visiting friends and relatives in
this c5fv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

The leap year ball on Tuesday at the
Phoenix club house was pre-emnently sue
cessful. Mrs. E. G. ChiIds leaves in q few
days for Hot Springs. Nellie Eason of Oak
Cliff is visiting relatives in Fort Worth.
Ruth Kelly entertained the 20. a. M
club the past week. A delightful little
dancing party was given by Alice Fearn.
An enjoyable salmagundi party was given
by Edith Rodgers on Wednesday night.
Lucy Clark adds another bright link to the
chain of Tennessee girls who have graced
Dallas " -Four Hundred - this season.
Marie Wright has returned to her home in
Tennessee. J. G. Harley and wife of Den
yer, who were visiting Major and Mrs. j.
3. Scruggs at the Grand Windsor, have
gone on to New Orleans. Mildred Nc
Keen is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. c.
Stevenson. The Ladies' Afternoon Whist
club met with Mrs. Hiram Rodgers at her
pleasant home on San Jaciuto street, with
dainty settings and delicious refreshments.
Mrs. George L. Hurley (nee Eva Shelly is
circulating among her many friends again
to their delight. MIR. and Mrs. Hur-
ley are now "at home " at Ciuidad
de Mexico in the city of Mexico.
Miss Mccullough OF Waco, is the guest
of Ida Hearne. Miss Archinard and Mamie
Scogin left Monday for New Orleans on a
visit of some weeks. Mrs. J. II. Lauder,
wife of a prominent railroad man of Den
yer, Col, is the guest of Mrs, JEFF House at
walden Place." Mrs. 7. @. Norval of
New York, is the guest of Mrs. w. w.
Leake. MIR. and Mrs. S. H. Mcbride eli
tertained party of young people Monday
evening. At the leap year ball at Dallas
Tuesday night, Mr.. j. D. Collett, social
favorite of Fort Worth, made his bow in a
Prince of Wales cut, with a hand bouquet
of Gala lilies and maiden hair fern, that he
carried as if loaded with lead instead Of
Tarf11rna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

Farmers planting much more corn and
much less cotton than in former years.
Lumber ordered for new cotton seed oil
mill Office of mayor of Cameron going
begging. Bakers dozen candidates for city
marshal. Farmers busy blowing and well
up with their work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

there has been several hunts for wolves.
Sill Stark is out of town purchasing mate
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MERKEL.

This section of country is being visited
with very fine rain. Wheat and crops
generally are looking very hattering. We
are assured of first-class wheat crop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29
BAILNGER.

Mrs. B. s. TAYLOR has been on visit to
relatives in Fort Worth. w. A. Adams of
the Content country, was IN Ballinger not
long since. J. Nj. johnson Of the Winter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

Cora Meadows. Of PendletonviIle. is in
the city visiting relatives. W. d. Thomp-
son and his sister. Rookie, Of Bolton, are
visiting friends in Temple.
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DENISON.

Lucius Robinson has gone to Chanute,
Kan. Mrs. T. L. Bray, has returned from
Fort Scott, Kan. Jennie Ewing of Paris,
arrived to-day and is the guest of her
cousin, Laura Clark, on West Day street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gardner of Paris, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. P.
Loving have gone home. Lena Whitacre
and her guest May Woke of Iowa, have re-
turned after visit to friends at Sherman.
The Whist club was entertained on Tues
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mum
son
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

foEmance viii be repeated or the night OF
the 10Th, and no doubt but that the entire
amount will be raised Hon. j. n. Brown
ing addressed the audience in the interest
of the exposition. and elected much ap-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

Matte Lovejoy is visiting friends in
Temple. Walter E. Boyd of Paris, Texas
spent Wednesday in Hillsboro. B. NJ
Howard Of Dallas visited the Hillsboro
schools Wednesday Buck Owen, formerly
Of Hillsboro. now in the dry goods business
at Waxahachie, spent Sunday here with
friends. Prof. S. LovelisS, of Brandon,
visited here Sunday. H. L. Scales of
Paris, Texas was here Monday and Tues
day with the intention of organizing an oil
mill stock company Miss Fred Cox is Wis
iting in Files Valley. w. w. Sturgis, wife
and children are spending this week at Cor
pus Christi. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fowler of Che
topa, Kansas, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
L. z. GoOding, on Franklin street. Mrs. j.
G. Bradley and little son of Batesville,
Ark, are expected to arrive in Hillsboro in
a few days as Mr.. b. has located here NJ.
Gatlings of Mississippi is the guest of
Prof, j. G. II. Buck this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. a. Soften berger visited San Anto-
MO Monday. Mrs, ]. w. Meredith of Hen
derson is visiting her father, DR.. S. NJ.
CART n on Franklin street. Prof. L. c..
Collier of Vernon spent the past week
here. Mrs. G. G.. Daughtery of Vernon
is visiting her brother, ]. II. Lovejoy, on
Elm street G. I. Norwood has moved TO
Cisco. DR.. Fitzhugh of Austin visited
the public schools here Monday. Mrs. J.
P. Grace of Walnut Springs is the guest
Mrs. Wysong. Ida Sykes, who has been
the guest of Mrs. W. ". Phillips, re-
turned to her home in Waco Thursday
Mrs. Julia Sturges gave an entertainment
to few of her young friends Monday
night. D. H. Spencer of Waco was here
Monday and Tuesday looking after his bust
ness interests ]. K Dennis has returned
from a two weeks visit to Waco. A bicycle
club has been organized with twelve or fif-
teen members. Mrs. Thompson, from
Waxahachie, is the guest of Mrs. F. G.
Cocey, on Church street John w. Miller
OF Meridian was here on business Wednes-
day Capt. r c. West has taken charge Of
the Booth house. e. Reuss of Paris was
the guest of DIR. Charles Earnest Thursday.
w. A. Battaile, representing the st. Louis
Republic, was in town Friday. Mrs. j. n.
johnson is visiting friends in Sherman.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Minnie A. Overton of Hillsboro to w. H.
Aberuathy of Whitney, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church here, Wednesday,
March ,
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HUTTO.

Hutto is located half way between the
towns of Taylor and Round Rock. and IS
located in the midst of as fine a farming
belt as the state affords. Our town has
bought to date 5000 bales of the 1891 crop of
cotton Woolsey & Carpenter, enterprising
merchants and bankers of this place, are
having two two-story brick buildings
erected, which they will occupy soon. Corn
planting is progressing rapidly, and the
acreage larger than that of the previous
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29
PARIS.

Mrs. R. E. Hunt has returned from her
visit north. Thomas Henderson left
Monday morning for Aralsas Pass. Guy
W. e. Greiner went to Blossom to at
tend the installment of officers OF the
Knights of Pythias lodge at that place.
Judge w. n. Nelson of Maury county,
Tenn, is visiting his brother, W. D.
Nelson, aud his mother-in-law, Mrs. Judge
Crook, also his many friends and comrades,
He was one of Gen. MaxeY's stan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-29

ALTARADo.

Miss Kate Banks is visiting Miss Julia
Male
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ter to break, before coming on with their
teams. The impression that we still have
winter here Is erroneous. Come on, gen.
tlemen, and you viii see a very fine prospect
the hammer is again heard in Panhandle.
The Methodist Episcopal Church North will
be pushed to an early completion. Judge
Lester is building now residence on Main
street. Several new wind mills have been
just put up in Carson county. Mr.. Norther
OF Saline county, Mo-, bought a school
claim to-day and will remove his family
here
The morning call., 1892-09-04
NEW PROPERTY FOR SALE.


From $3.50 to $900-0n easy terms; attention
home seek ers; lovely building lots in the Mountain
SprfAa Tract. at the head of 18th ST., with grand
city view: the 18th-st branch of the electric rail-
way now running 60 these lots: only. few. left:
$3.50 eaeh-Chenery- st. lots, 25xl0O each, north
OF R9anoake in the Paramount Tract: electric ears
$3750-Fine Haightst. lot, sunny slice east OF,
peslsadero: size 2oxio0; mortgage OF $l7O0 can
$2l0g.Deyisadero-st building lot, near Ridley;
S2500-ofer wanted; must be sold: lot 50xII4
south side Liberty, east Of .Dolores
$5500-Oakst. lots 50xl37 IS: west of Scott; will
suIdiyide; street paved with bituminous rock
$2450-Shotweli-st. house and lot, south OF 22d.
ST.; size 23xI IS; brick house Of rooms; rents
sso0o-Gorden. Gate-ave Investment, near Blu.
ehanan ST. size of lot 81 6x1Z0 rear street. pres
ent nominal Improvements rent for SOL 90; this
$7o0o-Perhaps little less: snap on Fell ST..
near Laguna.. nice 2-stofy ay-window residence of
z rooms and BATH brick bulkhead; patent stone
sidewalk; size of lot 25x137 g., to Hickory ave-;
don'tmiss This.
p0-Rartford-st building lot, south of 18th
s2200-For 50xl00 on f line of Sanchez ST., N.
of 10Th St: street work complete.
$25,000-oFarrelI ST downtown corner; large
lot: nemtnsl improvements: rent for 800 per
month: electric railroad passes the property ::
$550O-Steiner.st building lots. near Fulton.
fronting on Alamo square, with fine city view size
$l50O-For that fine San Jose-ave. lot, corner
Bismarck ST., with frontage of 100 feet Oh electric
5000 Reduced from $1,000; for nice 2story bay
window house OF 10 rooms and BATH on w. lire Of
Shotwell ST.. 1875 feet n. OF 2lst; size OF lot Ask
1872 IS. with brick bukhead. driveway and stable.
$l2 ,000-Bush-st investment. near Grant ave-.
lot running through to rear street; q good buy.
$3250-Reduced from $35 90. to make quick sale:
1lth ST., near Folsom: 2-story house OF rooms,
renting for $25; size of lot 25x70: a snap
&5000-Ntce 2story d ba sement bay window
residence almost new, on Laguna St. near Union;
contains rooms and bath: only $1,000 cash. bal
aDce In monthly instalIments equal to rent.
$1,000 Fosem-st buildiD lot near Precita ave.
size 25xS0: street work complete; Folsom-st cleo
tric road now building in front of premises.
$3500-2lst-st cottage, near Valencia: size OF
lot. 25ril5: $4,000 can remain on mortgage.
Sl4. 5U0-Grand residence site (eorher)- on w. line
OF Buchanan ST.. Bet OAK and Page; size. 6Oxl37 IS:
magnificent view OF the CITY,.
JOoST. MERTENS & CO., 326 Montgomery ST..
Safe Deposit Building. main entrance, main floor.
SrI
The morning call., 1892-09-04
WHY DO YOU PAY RENT ?

COUNT THE COST AND INCONVENIENCE OF
"RENTED HOUSES. Hats ETC
Building lot on Worth 81, nr. Douglass and 2lst;
$3.50
one on Jersey St, mr.. Castro; level street work
done; Sl259.
Level building lot on 18th St. Castro: $l100.
p Cottage. odern impro veneDts, ga 81. mr.. zoe
ust be sold; bargain at St250: easy terms,
Buy one OF those. newly built cottages OF or )
rooms Jersey or 24th sts. only few steps from
CastrO-st cablecaTS; large lots: HOUSES welt built
and contain all modern improvements: on!ya few
hnpGred dollars dowR and the balance In monthly
installments; water ana gas; street woEk done;
stone pavemeRts, etc -.
Houses bulls 10 order aud 80 per cent loaned on
selling price; balance monthlY.
Noe Valley property madea specially.
GEORGE W. MCPHERSON,
NE. cor. Castro and gath SITS. .
once open Sundays I0to P. Nj. sea Su q
The morning call., 1892-09-04
.LORIN. REAI ESTATE.

: NEW 5.RQoM COTTAGE IN HEART Of EofIN;
~ reason for selling account departure; lot AS
: LOO; beautiful flowers lot all fenced $500 down
balance :S3S per mouth For full address write
: call on JAMES MAJORITY. City of Paris, San
Francisco. au24 wesaSu If
oI00 CASH, BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAY
ID IOO ments equal TO ordinary rent; new Ar ooIn
cottage; soft lot; well ehfcken-house; every thing
complete; $500. .IRWIN:& JOHN son .LoTin so r.
The morning call., 1892-09-04

GI0 OS0 ELLIS ST, NEAR LAGUNA-A
- U. ZOU. fine bsy-wlndow residence. con
tanning 9 rooms, bath, laundry. wlEeroom. base
ment, etc.; sunny lot 25xl20 TO rear street.
The morning call., 1892-09-04
CITY REAL STATE.
: IMPROVED PROPERTY.

I'ASTON, ELDRIDGE Il co. REAL EST ATE
IL Accents. Auctioneers ana Housebrokerss. 6Ss
Market $
The morning call., 1892-09-04

SS000 s tive bs s window MG Hfp ats q 4TI ana
roomsi bath in each; basement and laundry; rents
Tor sos: lot % :4x57 Is.
The morning call., 1892-09-04

sgH sI SR 5i MA asS T3an, FLATS san
dry etc, and easements rents s42 80; lot z5xllo;
The morning call., 1892-09-04

DE Sure AND READ THIS
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
OFFERED IN THE FANNY DAVENPORT
thAoi'
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON SAN LEANDRo
ROAD.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
50xl2o-FooT LOTS ARE HERE OFFERED on
AN OPTION TO- PURCHASE ON LEASE
OF YEARS. AT 81 80 PER MONTH.
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES AND STREET
ASSESSMENTS PAID BY OWNER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN 49,
FIVE OPTIONS GIVEN TO PURCHASE AT THE
SMALL COST OF So % PER MON TIL AT:ANY
" TIME WITHIN FIVE. YEARS.
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE
FULL PARTICULARS AT THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH 4 BAKER.
1902 BROADWAY.
ty15 tt cod BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
10 PER CENT S p9TNS MORE
For those splendid large acre lots In the
SUTEH TRACT.
Located on the Redwood road. near Fruitvale
station; best chance for safe speculation Of
fered do not fail TO see them at once as they will
aOe Ss acre acre @ on the OF d
A. II. BREED eco,
se3t $50 Ninth St. Oakland.
CPEoULAToRs, ATTENTION.
- l6 acres directly on the San Leandro electric
road; entirely level and well adapted for suodivi-
sion fine ohaneet to make money; call; see; investi-
gate. A. II. HREED 81 CO.
400 Ninth St.,
se3tf Oakland.
II ONE SITE OR FOR SPECULATION.
IL Frnitvai so ave; near station; large corner
s65eo terms TO suit; rare opportunity:
A. H. BREED Il CO.,
400 Ninth St,
se3tf Oakland.
TTENTIoN A BARGAIN: COTTAGE,
N brand new: hot and cold water; bath: high
basement. \ W corner lot; 40xl00; near cable aud
San Francisco: only sl4h0: think of,it Gail with :.
out delay. A. II. BREED It CO., 460 Ninth St, OAK
land seq &c
@OQ00 BRAND NEW DOUBLE FLAT:
COOOO. modern In every particular; rooms
and oath each nat; cement walk: all street
center OF Oakland; viii rent for S45 per month.
Apply to Z. w. WOODWARD q CO., 900 Broadway.
Oakland. se3 1t
A TTENTIoN, PLEASEi
n Any new corners present residents who
wantto buy beautiful home in the most aristo.
cratic OF OAKLAND for less than they could
develop such are respectfully solicited 10 call on
The undersigned, who is exclusive agent for the
sale OF 8 or the most delightful homes in the city.
JNo. AUBREY JONES 9lS broadway Oak
land. seq lat
CsI DOWN AND ST. PER " EEK FOR FEW
I'D days only will buy large lot in the beautiful
Alvin Tract; only BLOCKS from Eimhurst station,
aud minutes from san Lsandro and Haywards cleo
trc-cars: 20 minutes from San Francisco ANA only
10 minutes from Oakland; fine level lots and ready
for buileing the man who builds now will be given
special Inducements these lots Will double in value
by next spring: don't miss the opportunity for a.
m A
way. Oakland. au20 ! IN
Oe0O AN ACRE; CHANCE OF A LIFETIME:
NQOO bargain price. Call quick on RUSSELL u
PROSSER, 23d ave. station East Oakland. ais LIN
The morning call., 1892-09-04

q CHO0- CHURCH ST INVESTMENT )
- :OUU. nearly new flats of 5. aad rooms;
bath IN each: bsselgenf and all moderh conveu-
ienees rents S15; lot rs xI25; enhancing
The morning call., 1892-09-04

Q005O REDUCED FROM $500 AND MUST
sDOOOo. he sold; a grand opportunity; 22d ST.:
IN the Mission warm. belt; cottage OF rooms. and
The morning call., 1892-09-04
CITY REAL ESTaTF

CITY REAL Est tTE.
TOoST, mERTENS 81 CO..
y REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
Rent Collectors. Houses Rented, Insurance
Effected. Loans Negotiated. Advances
Made, Full Charge Taken of Property
Once. 1925 Montgomery ST.,
Safe Deposit building. main entrance.
Publishers as Real Fstata Guidalv
The morning call., 1892-09-04

--:5-- a :2-.FENE FLATS: OF. SAND. Rooms
~ D. u: and osth near 18th and guerrero SITS;
The morning call., 1892-09-04
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

THE LAST GRAND OFFER Of LOTS UPON
THESE TERMS IN THE BEAUTIFUL :.
MOSS TRACT
On the direct line of the Oakland and San Leandro
- electric railway.
LARGE LOTS 4oxlS5-oNLY $500 TO $500 EACH
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF THIS :.
PROPERTY SOLD DURING OUR LAST SPECIAL
SALE.
OVER 800 LOTS SOLD IN THIS TRACT SINCE
IT WAS PLACED ON THE MARKET.
10 HOUSES NOW UNDER COURSE OF. CON
sTRUCTION, .>.
STREETS GRADED AND MACADAMIZED AT
PRESENT OWNERS EXPENSE. ~
CITY WATER MAINS LAID IN ALL THE
STREETS.
POSITIVELY THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
PROPERTY NOW OFFERED FOR SALE ALONG:
THIS GREAT HIGHWAY
Only twenty minutes to the business center OF
Oakland.
Double track now being laid by the company.
REMEMBER THIS MONTH IS POSITIVELY
THE LAST OFFER OF EASY TERMS UPON.
THIS TRACT.
ONLY $40 CASH. BALANCE SIS PER MONTH.
LOTS ON LY $500 TO $500 EACH.
LARGE SIZE. 4Oxl35.
TIE MOSS TRACT IS THE MOST ELEVATED
PIECE OF LAND ON THIS ROAD, WHERE .
NATURE AND ART HAVE COMBINED To .
MAKE RESORT FOR THE FAMILY
THAT is ABSOLUTELY PERFECTION. -
THE MOSS TRACT. THE GARDEN sfor OF
CALIFORNIA.
TIE MOSS TRACT WILL BE THE EpUcA.
TIoNAL CENTER.
THE Moss:TRAcr WILL BE BUILT UP WITH
HANDSOME HOMES,
There is not section Of Oakland suburbs where
property will increase in value so fast as in this
tract.
We refer you to over 800 purchasers in this
tract.
REMEMBER AFTER THIS MONTH THE TERMS
OF THIS PROPERTY WILL BE CHANGED
TO oNEQUARTER CASH.
ANY PERSON WHO Is FORTUNATE ENOUGH
TO SEE THIS ADVERT sEMENT HAS NO
EXCUSE FOR NOT HAVING A HOME
J.. OF HIS OWN UNLESS IT BE HIS
MISFORTUNE TO GET TO
OUR OFFICE AFTER
THE. LAST ONE
rs TAKEN.
For full particulars, maps and to see the prop
MI. LAYMANcE & CO.. "
SEA lot ~ 4B6 Eighthst.. Oakland. :
-.
-
REAuriruL HoMEsi !. =
FINE CLIMATEt
IN THE NEW SUBDIVISION
THE -.
ALVIN
TRACT.
10 MINUTES FROM OAKLAND
40 MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
CLOSE TO C. Pr. R. STATION.
AND MIN UTEs, WALK TO ELECTRIC ROAD
LOTS ARE LEVEL AND READY FOR BUILDING
10 HOUSES ADJoIN THE TRACT.
PRICE $3.50 TO $3.50 PER LOT.
IS DOWN, SIS PER MONTH.
BRANCH OFFICE, sls BROADWAY, OAKLAND
sci If suwesa JACOB HEyMAN. $50 Market St
pc SORE AND READ THIS
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
The morning call., 1892-09-04

I Ohm PFoRR-S2s MONTGOMERY ST.. OPP.
- safe. Deposit.
s25go-cozy new house 6 rooms and bath:
18th ST., near Folsom: lot 25xs6
Reduced to S25, OOO-A superb corner on Mlssioh
st. block of 2-stoEy bay window houses stores
and fats OF and rooms and bath upstairs; lot
65xlf7:6 10 an slieyway and history and basement
s50DO-Fine 2story new pay-wndow house at
the Mission; store and fiat OF 8 rooms and bath up
stairs: lot 25xl00: rent $40.
sI2.5o0-Fine EastIake residence, cor. California
ana Baker stss; IA rooms bath stable, ETC.; 81 :3x
90 feet
s5o00-Rent Sl15: houses on 4th-st corner on
leased ground for 12y ears; ground rent $50
double fiat, 4 rooms each; lot 25xS1 big bargain.
Sl7 50o-Fme representative corner. property.
increasing In vaue; is on "A cable road; improve
ments new bay window; situated south OF the Mis-
sion.
24000-Fine gilt edged downtown corner prop
erty on Geary ST.; 4-story bay-wndow house" res
taurant below and 81 rooms on the upper floors;
lot 2sx62:6: bringing good rent and having great
Reduced to s4S,OO0-The biggest bargain out;
the yalencia-st. Hotel; rent 1850; leased at that
Tor three ears: the splendid 4.story bay, window
hotelon Valencia ST., bet. 18th and 19th5 stores;
100 rooms. besides all hotel accommodations; lot
75xlUO feet.
s85Q0-Reduced to $4,000; corner 2.story bay
window house on Fulton St.. Inside OF Webster
VIII Iuake 1rstclass business corner. with very
little expense: 2-stor5 and bdsement lot 25x8z;o;
$4,000 fillmore, near Sacramento fine 2-story
bay w ndOY house; 2 store and 2 hne Hats or
$50. ' Ni''.'-
81 .0O0-2 fine houses: Minna ST., bet 9th and
9th; treble and siagle fat: lot 4Ox75 rent Sl0c
s7200-Fine 2-story corner house on Webster ST.,
near .o,tarrell; lot 25xl00; rent $50
$12,750-Ftne 2d-st. corner, with good Improve
menss: rent Sl20.
sl4500-Good business property on'Sutter ST.;
| rent 500.
s626O-Church and Market sts.; lot 25x125. with
a cottage OF rooms.
Sls 0oO-Mission St, near 9Th: 2 houses: stores
below aud rooms upstairs:'iot 50x80; fine buy.
Sl5.O00-Rent 1886: 3-story house: stores below
ana 2 large upstairs: Howard ST.. near Sd;
lot 30xSU.
100000 Reduced TO s3S, 900; 2 fine houses, 8
rooms and bath each: lot 60xSo; Mission ST., near
the new postofnce site.
SI3 G00-Fine cor ner Eastlake build ing, ii rooms
and BATH on California ST. lot 31xg0.
23,5oO-Fine brick improved downtown prop
erIY, yielding S21O per month: lot 25Yl20,
$i3000-A bargain; Valencia st. only few feet
from 9th: lot 3oxSS, with foe new l-story bay
window house: store with 8 rooms back and fat 8
rooms and bath upstairs sea Il Su
The morning call., 1892-09-04

'.:.+<.iil-.0A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSES ON path
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