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COURT NOTES.

Judge Finn Will call calendar of ten criminal
cases on Monday and set them foritrial.
Judge Hunt divorced Alice q. o. Brieu from
John }. OBrien ON The ground OF desertion, and
permitted her to resume her name before mar
rage. 1t was Harrington.
&. Hudepohl has sued the Liberty Hin Con
sodated Water and Mining Company TO recover
S592S 80 with interest. from March 10, 1887
on judgment rendered then.
j. j. Price, accused OF burglary, committed on
the 9Th Of January, In entering the house al
434Is Turk street. was found not guilty vester-
DAY and discharged by Judge Levy.
Assunta DIVA applied for letters on the estate
of Bastiano DIVA, whose estate consists in half
interest, valued at $4,000, in a piece OF property
on Powell street. south OF Lombard.
q. Ii. Theen has sued Phiip Welldorf in the
Justices Court TO recover S2o6 10 with Interest
from January l, 1891. as balance Cue on the
sale OF a newspaper route on the Examiner.
Complaints for divorce have been filed by
Elizabeth Mfldeau We. William Mildeau Nancy
j. Parry VS.. II. T.. Parry, r. e. Williams vs.. j. E.
Williams aud Eliza j. Clifford agains. David
Clifford.
Jennie cambridge las asked for letters ON the
estate OF Der grandmother, Catherine Dwyer,
who died at MlddIesex, Mass. on the 9th oil
April 1877 leaving property here in litigation
and valued at some $4,000.
On motion and on presentation OF licenses
from the Supreme Court OF Tennessee Michigan
and Utah, Walter Z. Stradey, Allin l.. Rhodes
and James W. Jameson have been respectively
admitted 10 practice In all the courts OF this
State.
Mrs. Winniired Price has asked for a probaie
OF the VIII of William Gassert, who died on Dc
tober 81, 1878. leaving properly in San Mateo
County valued at $500. or the deyisee>
two sons only are living and the residence of one
is unknown.
Cesar Barthe has sued Magliatti Bros to re-
cover S52 so claimed under an agreement 10 Re
ceive per cent Of the amount paid by them fof
wine or wines exported by him after purchase.
He exported IN September, 1891, 5000 gallons
bought for $3.50.
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TYPEWRITERS' INSANITY

A New Disease That Is Unknown to
Local Physicians.
New York paper that has something of
a reputation for sen satiOnalism recently
sent thrill of CONSERVATION through the
hearts of the fair creatures who earn
their daily bread by running typewriting
machines. 1t gravely announced that the
pretty typewriters of the country are l..
danger of losing their reason. This disease,
which menaces them and is called type
writers ipsanity. begins with a slight
headache, then the memory fails. Dyspel.
STA follows with its many woes until the
sufferer is untitled for all mental exertion
specialists have discerned." said
Brooklyn doctor who was interviewed on
typewriIers' insanity. that there were
what we now know as reflex actions. That
Is, that condition which affects one por-
ton of the body produced similar or op-
poslte effect on another portion, just as a
telephone wire Is made useless by the
INDICTED current from an electric light wire
Perhaps the most familiar example of this
is the fact that piece OF grit or dirt in one
eye will cause the other to smart and be
come intiamed through sympathy
lie held that the human eye was never
meant 10 perform the labor required by the
ypewritng-machine. The strain on the lit
tie muscle that moves the lenses is enormous
as in five hours work an operator will b.
obliged to change the focus of the lenses at
least 1900. 600 times
Whether this disease makes such ravages
in the East or not, it is practically unknown
here. Several expert typewTiters of this
city who were interviewed concerning the
matter yesterday afternoon declared that
they had never heard of such thing. They
admitted that machines were not good for
some eyes aud that sitting constantly over
one of them is not the best thing for the
health. but such thing as a case of insan-
ity resulting from the use of one of them
was unknown.
DR.. Dorr was questioned about the matter
ana said that while there might be some
thing in ii, no cases had come under his OBJ
servatlon. Dr. Hirshfelder and other spe-
cialists in the treatment of nerve diseases
were visited. bat nothing could be elected
from them.
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ALAHED1 1NAL ESTATE.


&LAmEDA fihAL ESTATE.
FURNISHED AND uNFURNIsHED HOUSES;
i TO secure desirable place for the summer call
at once
Bargains in houses ard lots: terms 10 suit pur-
chasers. MRS. l. II. CHANDLER, 1929 PARK ST.,
Alameda. mrIf tf
C IN PER FOOT ONLY; BUSINESS PROPERTY
business property Webster St. Alameda W. Il.
FITCH CO, Bay-st. Station. Alameda. mr137t
GREAT BARGAINS; GOOD LOTS on CLIN-
VI ton ave-: choice corners; easy terms J. L.
HANLEY Il CO. 1851 Park St. Alameda. mrlS tt
A LAMBDA BARGAINS.
$1,000 $3.50 down. s25 per month: lot 27x1sO;
new modern cottage rooms and bath. No 1873.
$26OO--Ss0U down. $25 per month corner lot
3Uxl3O; new modern cottage rooms and bath.
s315o-s3o0 down, $50 per month; lot 81 :5xI So;
new modern 2-story house D rooms and bath:
s3i25-saoo down. SIS per month: lot S5xI5s;
new modern 2-story house, rooms and bath.
s35oo-$5o0 down, SIS per month: lot 25xl5O;
new modern 2-story house; gas, sewer aud water:
$4250-ST5O down, $40 per month; lot 60x $50;
nice cottage. rooms and bath: block from sta
tiSn; gas. sewer "" and city water. No. ia.
new modern 2-story house. rooms and bath:
$4,000 $500 down. $40 per month; lot l0Ii25;
fine new 2story house rooms and bath: station
airy tubs: electric bells; speaking tubes: Clothes
chuteS; linen closets. No. 1873.
$500 $1,000 down, $50 per month; lot 5Ox 1850.
house rooms ana bath; electric bells; clothes
chutes; speaking tubes: stationary tubs: linen
closets; redwooa-hnished throughout; fine view of
the bay. mo. ST.
Choice lots at bargain houses to let and money
to loan. II. i. MOREAL a. CO, li33 Park ST., Ala
media; 4os Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. fe4 If
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NIicroscupists.

The meeting of the San Francisco Micro
seopical Society held last Wednesday even
ing was we'll attended President Brick
enfield announced the feature OF the even
ing to be paper on "Bacteriology. In Its
Relation to Hygiene" The essay proved to
be a emonstration of this newly discovered
science, and was illustrated by numerous
preparations and apparatus. The speaker
gave complete description of the methods
pursued of making artificial cultures of diff
ferent disease germs, ard exhibited various
colonies in different degrees Of development.
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feople who daily ride the Berkeley local or the
eectrc road through the Mckee Tract their trips
10 and from Berkeley. Lorin ana Oakland are sur
mencement OF another beautiful cottage on one
OF Lhe desirable building sites in the famous
dchee Tract Four five homes have Just
happy families. every one of whom say there is no
place as comfortable as theirs and that there no
more charming spot i'll the State TO reside They
enjoy the pure the perfect afforded by
the elevation of IS feet above tho sea the fine
views of mountains and valleys on one hand aud
the pay OF San Francisco with the Golden Gate Al
catraz' Goat Island and Mount Tamalpais on the
Other Ihey enjoy the advantage OF the school
and market facilities OF Lorin, within a stones
throw OF the tract and most of all they appreciate
Its accessibility. This is what counts with every
day by day and OF an increase in val ne al
ways makes one happy. The electric ears 90 scoot-
ing by every few minutes. and ten minutes ride
VIII land you in the heart of Oakland.
Ihe local train to San Francisco Is right at
hand and the time is less than from Seventh and
BFoadway. Thirty minutes 10 the city-Just think
OF H-and halfhoury traias besides These
only Few OF the considerations that make those
nappy who have bought in the Mckee
Tract. Willism j. Dingee. who has charge
an important announcement to make. Abou
TWO weeks ago 10 decided to make the
terms Tor the purchase OF lot In the Mckee Tract
That VIII prove much better than keeping money in
the savings bank. $50 cash, SO month. for any
OF the remaining lots. over seventy have been
SOLD. Remember these terms and make
up your MUD to have a LOT before they
are gone. Don't wait, but call at the Office i'm
mediately and make your selection Eleven new
terms were made. and thriving city will soon be
conferred here. These houses when completed will
increase the value of every lot come in get
the price list and be driven out to the property.
The Mckee Tract. Oakland is the only frst-class
property In the market that can be bong at on such
terms as above.
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DROSPECT HILL TRACT.
FRUITyALE AVE, EAST OAKLAND.

Fruitvale is considered TO be one OF the most
desirable locations the Oakland side of the bay
for residence purposes It is sheltered from WINDS
fog and has sunny ana delightful climate. Eie-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound ali
sides. The terminus of the Highland Park and also
the Fraityaie street railways within one block
of this property. Lots will be sold easy terms.
City water is being introduced; electric lights are
to be erected upon the avenue. Free pass good for
five years, will be fuRa ished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within specified time Now
is our time to secure home. No better chance
offered anywhere in Oakland. Price OF lots SITS to
$500; $40 down, balance in monthly instatlmenIs
of SO each. For maps and full particulars call on
CLOUGH BAKER Sole Agents.
mrSt 460 Ninth st., Oakland.
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DENTISTS.

CROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR
y ket ST. bet. 81 and 4th specialists; only safe
and reliable anesthetc in use for painless eXtrac-
tiou OF teeth; SIMPLE. HARMLESS. PLEASANT
and SURE; artificial teeth from 81 per set: filing
from 81; extracting. soc; with gas, 81 mrl2 If
nR- REA. 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc:
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings jas tt
l EEK DENTAL COLLEGE: CHARGES ONLY
NR. Ii. e. YOUNG. DENTIST. FORMERLY WITH
IL &. w. LEEK, o'FarreiI ST. at IS41 Polk,
near Jackson; painless extraction OF teeth nolS ON
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
~ by my wonderful secret local application to
painiessly; nine first prizes awarded for finest
filings, plate and bridge w0r6; office open even
ings and Sundays. DIR. g. W. LEEk, q 0'Farrelltf
OF A SEr FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AZ
% = good as can be made; hiing 81 DIR. SIMMS,
dentist. $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theater ocltt
CT SIT: REPAIRING 81; FILLING 81 ;EXPti
Sps painless. 5Oc DIR. CA. PERRY, Mason. m5sc
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sos MARKET
without paia with Cotton Gas y: also perform Ill
operations in dentistry. DIR. CllASW. DECKER.7 Il
DR.A. LUDLUM HILL, 14i3 MARKETST NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
ere made: old plates made over nKs new; teeth
from 50 per set; extracting soc; gas given LIT
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING Ar
~ lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. W.
MY, Sal Marke, st. opp, Baldwin aus &
DR c. H. WILSON. DENTIsrJ sa5 MARKET
~ St. bet Futh and Sixth. ODD. Mason del5st
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR 5CENTS-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL in wrapper. ready for mailing
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< Ro0MED COTTAGE; N. SIDE OF STREET;
- block from depot; lot b0x135; windmill and
tank; fruit trees for only S2100; this great offer
only lasts a few days InqsIe of W. O. MORAN,
Lorin; take Berkeley train. nr1S tt
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
LOKfN REAL ESTATE.

Y = PER FRONT FOOT; IN BEAUTIFUL BER-
ITO kelley: 5O4x1H9; level land; a bargain.
oSEPH J. MASON. Dwight.way Station mr6 l4s
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ADVERTISING .

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
/. anywhere al any time write to GEO. Z. ROwEL.
CO.. 10 Spruce ST., sew YORK aulaIv
livery ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION or
II the subject of advertising will do well to o5t an
scopy OF Book for Advertisers" 1888 pages prIas
u; mailed. postage paid receipt of price: CON
tains careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory or ali the best paDars ani
class journals; gives the circulation rating OF every
aud good deal OF Information abou. rats ana
other matters pertaining to tho business OF dVer-
Using. Address KOWELES ADVEg rIslS} IilI.
hEAo, ~ spruce ST., New forA aul9 IL
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.


OAKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
~ subscriptions received st the Oakland Branch
once OF The MORNING CALL. o02 broadway
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NEW PLAT; LOTS 50X150; THE CREAM"
~ Tract on the San LeanGro road; Just what you
have been looking for; every lot covered with fine
fruit trees; only Si75 and upward; terms $50 cash
81 90 per month. RUSSELL n PROSSER, Twenty
thTd-aye. Station. East Oakland. nir6 I'm
ITEO COTTAGE 6 ROOMS; LOT 25xI25:
u w. half block from station; good neigh
borhood; SlUO down and 1925 month TIL paid. APP
Station. mr5 IL
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PEADl READll READ. READll

Don't fai TO read the following. 1t is interesting
ana money can easily be made by taking advantage
OF the proposition offered. The Mckee Tract, OAK
land; the Mckee Tract Oakiand-the Mckee Tract
Is the place to buy.
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READtIi


STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT.
Situated Alameda COunty's greatest highway
the san Leandro road. The Oakland. s an Leandro
and Haywards electric ROAD passes directly front
of this property
LARGE LOTS LARGE LOTS.
5oXl5O 5oxl50 50xl60
FRUIT TREES.
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees in every lot. Take Your choice. Pears
Apples. Apricots. Prunes, Cherries, Peaches English
NalnutS and Almonds.
WIDE STREETSi
WIDE STREETSl
Grand avenue this tract Is 100 feet wide
THINK OF 1T
$50 cash $40 cash
81 90 monthly. 81 so monthly.
NOW Is TIE TIMEl
Electric road VIII be in operation by May 1. Re
member sale commences Wednesday
March 9, 1892.
CALL AT ONCE.
CALL AT ONCEI
DON'T DELAY DON'T DELAY
For maps aud particulars apply to A H. BREED
& CO. 400 Ninth St, Oakland. mr6 tf
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WILLIAM j. DINGEE. $50 and 49, Eighth
street mrlS 1t cod
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PARTNEKsaIp NOTICES

PARTNER SHIP NOTICES.
GAN FRANCISCO, FEBRUARY To- IS92-TUE
- copartnership heretofore existing uqdef the
name and style OF g. }. POWELL a. CO IS hereby
dissolved by mutual consent. G. J. PIDW ELI, will
continue the business. assuming all debts and LA
bittles. G. j. PIDWELL, II. l.. HACKETT VIM
MANSON. mrl7 as
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HORSES.

HORSE AND WAGON: SUITABLE FOR
II butcher or grocer. 432 Third 81. mrlO II
('ENgEN TABLES-CARRfAGES ROCK
y always. vlctorias hug.ies. etc: 1921 California
St bet iarkin and Polk; telephone 65x. 81 CON
10 >. proprietor. mrl3tf
ORIEL LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALE STA
~ bic: boaTdi horses specially: horses bought,
sold aud exchanged. 1913 AaTker st. mr1O II
GOLDEN WEST LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
y Si3 Harrison. d. " u. SHEA. Prop. feZ5 In
IN TO 60 HEAD OF WELL-BKOKE HORSES
III aud mares always on hand al Grand Arcade
Horse Market. 327 Sixth St.; auction sales or
horses bu.gies. carts, harness etc. every Wednes
day at Il 4. n; safes solicited. S WATKINS q
CO. livestock auction GERS fel2 II
OI.e AND 22l Tt.STH. COR. HOwARD-HoRSES
10 boarded and for sale. J. r WALTON. JAZZ ~
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r. W. WOODWARD Il CO.. 900 BROADWAY
s2400-Instaliment plan; new and room mod
ern cottages near station; $3.50 cash and so per
Sl5U0-A wood. coal and feed business for sale;
S65O0-Livery and boarding stable; win take
partner or sell.
s25O0-Lodging- house Of 40 rooms on Broadway.
Oakland.
S28,0O0-Exchange: new Groom houses for
acreage OF lots near ciIy; will exchange in part.
$50, 900 TO loan at 8 per cent. f. w. WOODWARD
q Co. Oakland. mrlS 1t
GJI00 CASH WILL Buy A L0r 5Oxl25 ON
=, ~ Market 81; nothing cheaper. W. K.
CP4CIAL INDUCEMENT TO PURCHASERS OF
- fruitvaie property for the next 80 days. See II.
W. DAVIS at once. 465 Ninth ST.. Oakland. Is I'm
C.InO AND SI25 PER LOT-WE HAVE FOR
u w sale few more of the above lots, with
terms $40 cash aud So per IN 9Hth X r. station on
this tract and the electric line djoning only three
blocks distant: call If you want bargain before
balance are sold; owners building rapidly on
tbs tract and the sale viii close soon. E. w.
NOODMAkD q Co. 902 broadway. Oakland l8 1t
ERUITyALE-FRUITvA
Choicest lots near Fruitvale station; extra large
lots 50xl4O on terms TO suit purchasers these lots
lay elevated ground; call for particulars before
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage in waiting to
show property
mrl0tt 4e0 Ninth st.. oakland.
READ iris UNPRECEDENTED oFFERl
BUY H0MEI
DO YOU OWN HoMEg
IF NOT WHY Nor,
We lead. Others follow.
Read for yourself.
1t VIII pay YOU
What we will do this month
EVERYBODY to have benefit
Figure for yourself
Our grand offer for March.
100 lots 50xl50 in the
....wARNER TRACT
$500 EACH.M MARCH ONLY. $500 EACH
These prices less than you can
buy the land by the acre.
Remember this is only Tor the month
of March.
Read the terms: Only $40
cash, balance 50 per month.
over $50 lots sold to bona-hde
purchasers since October 18th.
The power house and csr-housss OF
the electric road are located
upon the Warner Tract.
A fine private seminary 10
be erected By Messrs. warfel & Blanchet of Hay
wards upon the
tract once.
The contract is let to grade all
the streets in the Warner Tract
atthe present owners expense.
George Early expects TO begin early In
the spring TO erect magnificent hotel
Think of it. reflect and buy
one or two OF these lots
whether you be rich poor.
The investment is wildcat.
but as solid bank stock.
Parties in the interior wishing to
take advantage OF this grand
offer can remit to us amount
OF first payment, and we VIII select for them
the choicest of any lots
remaining unsold, If they were
personally present, and guarantee
TO absentee purchaser this to be the
cheapest property offered along this road.
Remember you Will regret it in one year from
now you read this
advertisement and do not invest ia this special
offering. Carriages aI our Office at all
times TO show you this property.
Send for maps
NJ. j. LAYMANCE & CO.
46e Eighth street,
miro lot Oakland. Cal
L y on fha San a.. -I,af,
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McALESTER q McMAHAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
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Fine business corner on LarEin st 81 :5xS7:6;
lars.
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S7T5O-5oxsO: 5. OF Market ST.; covered by good
rented.
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SCHOLARSHIPS: Diamond nr. 2lst; street work
done; only lot LETT.
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Si5OO-Good house flats: nj. 5rh and Folsom;
rents steadily S45 monthly; lot 25N75; neat invest
meut.
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ERUITYALE-FRUITVA LE-FRUITvALE
Choicest lots near FrutYale station; extra large
lois, 5Ox14O terms TO suit purchasers these
lay on elevated ground; cjl for particulars before
purchasing esewherei free Carriage in waiting to
show property.
a. II. BREED & Co.
mrlVt 40 Ninth ST.. Oakland.
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AODGING-HousEs FoR SALE.

% RENTING ROOMS, NEWLY FITTED AMI
- = furnished; Al location: sunny pav-windows s.
must go CARNALl~HoPKINS CO., 624 Market
street. mrlg IT'S
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4 ACRES BEAUTIFUL LITTLE RESI-
IL dence property right In town; house OF Z rooms
barn. etc: fruit of ali kinds for family arte
Sian water OF 200 900 gallons flow: fine garden soil
and a slightly, pretty place; cheap at $3.50; half
cash, If desired. ID. Ii. TNiNG, Sonoma City.
Cal. nirl5 St
no SEEKERS OF REAL ESTATE AND THOSE
L seeking exchanges OF property or business Cor
respond with us at once aud make offers: we
have exchanges and bargains on ch cken, fruit
STOCK aud grain ranches, as also fine residence
property throughout SouOma County. Address
Sonosaa County Land Agency, lock box ITO.
HeaIdshurE. Cal. mrl5 II
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Tor SsLE-RARE CHANCE; A FIRST CLASS
j grocery and saloon; wel-stoeked, ane fixtures
and good horse aud wagon; must be sold account OF
sickness. agents need I apply. Inquire 9l2 Clay
St. 20 D A. N. aud , o 8 p. n. mr1S 81
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CORNER GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE;
y sunny rooms; good location Inquire CALL
branch Once Hr17 81
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MONTGOMERY ST.. NEAR MARKET.
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SASn WOOD. COAL, HAY. GRAIN AND
S-NCCO. feed business best and busiest growing
part OF Western Addition; splendid trade; clear
ing $3.50 per month; large stock: good tee ms;
long aud favorable lease: cheap rent: best location
has Is stalls always rented pays the rent of
premises business established and known to he the
best in this city: it IS i fortune for one or two
active men; must SELL at some price once. and
very first offer gets il. GEO. STEWART. 135
IAearuy St 1t
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WAC0Ns AND CARRTAGEs.

LoR SALE CHEAP on ACCOUNT OF SPECIAL
circumstances an eiegant rockaway, built TO
order; ike new; singte Or double; seats. apply
to MIR, WILSON. foreman OF Fashionable STA
bes 22l Ellis st. mrlS 81
light DELIVERY-wAGoN: GOOD AS NEW
j. sell cheap. Apply saloon. NE cor. of Twenty
fourth and Castro SIS. mTl7 b.
LINE NEW PHAETON: BUGGIEs. RoCKA-
L way delivery, bakers wagons. 92S Harrison its
TOR SALE - 2HoRsE PLATFORM GEAR
i wagon suitable for almost aay Kind business;
also, one secondhand light baker wagon. good
new; also, one mi!k-wag0R: cheap. J. Z. GLYSN,
corner Greenwich and Webster mrl6 IT.
LOR SALE-DELIVERY EMPRESS WAGON: OR
exchange fOr horse. 800 Harrison ST. mrl6 3tF
IMPRESS WAGON; SUITABLE FOR FURNI-
u ture: rev buggy cheap. $50 Howard. f26 3m
| SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON AT "a
l Bea-s 81: a. w "A : -.0azE = Yea q
foR sALn-Et~s .a-i Pc oUs.
/ GOD AMATEUR PRINTING OUTFIT FOR
y sale al big bargain. Inquire at Eure1a Variety
Store. III dies 81. above valencia. lt+
GOOD TURN ING-LATHE FOR SALE, PRICE
u SD. 325 Goden Gate ave mrlsu
TENT; 4OK3O FEET, 7-FOOT WALL: FOR
i SAFE: lire 10 campers Apply i. +. HlrCH'S sail
lot, cor. DruBm and Merchant sts mrl7 3t*
GINGER sEwGNGMACHINE WORTH $40 FOR
> % y Haight ST. mrl7 3tt
(tAs FIXTURES. GALVANIZED RANGE BOIL
" ers, cheap, at HUfSCh MIDI'S, 637 Gay. fe7 II
goo 55-INCH ENGLISH BICYCLE. SEMI
GOV. racer ia fine con1 ition; cost s. 20: laced
spOkes; patent double grip tire; bail-beared
throughout lamp fxturcs.etc. Apply this once ! II
EXCELLENT SECONDHAND SAFE SCALE
II and piow on sale very cheap. ~ Nam. MIC q
on. p. ENGINE. MACHINERY, ETC, CHEAP
i - Toy Factory, Sixteenth. near Harrison. m9 500
GAZE, SCALE, LETTER PRESS. sTORE~TRUcK
- and mcney-till; cheap log Gay St au7 II
ECOND-HASD BOILERS. ENGINES PUMFS
- shaitng. puiieys betting. water pipes. etc.
dez If MCINTOSH q wOLPMAN, 1871 Beale st.
CEEPAEA's FOOT AID TOWER LATHss
- pianers. drill-nTcsses 657 Mission St sc21st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-18

C.OO0 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED CANDY
a. JOO. store: well stocked: rent low: paying
business; adapted for lacy; trial allowed. BAILEY
7l9 Market ST. mrll u cXSu