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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-05-19
Wants to be an Angel.

Opera House Services.
According to announcement, series
of religious meetings were commenced
in our Opera House on last Sunday
night. Although these meetings were
gotten up by Rev. a. B. Watsonof our
village NJ. E. Church, up to this writing
that gentleman has been too unwell to
attend. Mr.. Bass, Mr.. Plowden, Mr..
Booth, Mr.. Waits, and Mr.. Lake are
conducting the services, and other
ministers are expected. There are two
s.ryices each:day one at 11c'clock in the
forenoon and the other at night. Large
audiences are present, good many
coming from the country. The singing
is under the special direction Of Mr.
Marshall, who was for long time with
Mr.. Tillman in his tent meetings. Mr.
Marshall is assisted by Mr.. Beall, DR.
Prescott, Mr.. l.. E. Jackson and others
Read Them Ali.
We have a large batch OF commune
cations this week on both the outside
and inside Of the oldpaper, of which
we are pafdonably proud. Of the
communications on the outside, how
ever, we are "stuck" on GIL. Thinner
mans letter, which ends with that
delectable little classic, "Goat eat the
watermillion." George may not know
it, in fact very few do know it, but
Casar's soldiers sang this same song
with little variation after the battle
of Pharsalus. There the song went
somehow thus:
Caesar eat the watermillion,
Pompey eat the rind,
Caesar takes triumph,
Pompey takes to wine.
If you should ask the editor of the
ADVERTISER how he knew that
Cnsar's soldiers sang this song after
the battle of Pharsalus, he might
answer you as did the little boy wht
when asked how he knew the eSac
date of his birth, responded: "Wasn'
Ithere?.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-05-19
Highly Appreciated.

Highly Appreciated.
We return thanks to Mrs. j. A.
Satcher, of Wards, for an artistically
arranged bouquet Of magnificent
flowers.
Rev. Mr.. Watson Ill.
We regret to state that Mr.. Watson
still continues too i'll to take part in
the divine services which are now be-
ing held-in the Opera House.
Assistant Supervisors.
Capt. Jas. D. fraser and B. B. Evans
Esq, have been appointed by Gov. Till
man assistant Supervisors of Registra-
tion for Edgefeld county, and will be
obeyed and respecte@ @ccordingly.
Jackson's Restaurant.
Read Luther Jackson's restaurant
advertisement. Luther feeds ,'em all
alike and well, sheep and goats all get
the same, tlp-top 1are. VI course iie
would little rather you were a goat
but then he makes no distinction,
For Trial Justice.
Mr.. Jesse T...Webb announces him
self this week sforTrial Justice. We
like this. We like to see a man STICK
his own name at the bottom of his an
nouncement. It is manly, straight
forward, and aboveboard. If elected,
Mrs Webb's dominions> will comprise
Cooper and Pine Grove
A Rare Treat.sx.
Mr.. Jas. P.Killebrew, Foreman OF
SC n tr
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HOLCMBIA COLLEGE FREE LECTURES. IN CO.
~ OPERATION WITH THE COOPER Union EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING AT 0'CLOCK, IN THE LARGE
HAIL ~ the COOPER UNION. March !. Mr.. RUS.
SELL STU RGIS Will deliver one more lecture 80 The
Application Of Ancient Architecture to Modern uses
entitled "ORIGlSALlTY IN MODERN ARCHITEC.
TURE." Illustrated.
Admission rree without ticket.
Doors closed ut O'Clock.
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SrARIN'S EXsURSIONS.
Orices PieT IL. N H., foot at Vort! anitst
SEASON Of ls04 -.
New pleasure groves. culnIDOdiOus steamers ~
baIges. delightful outings for suMni.I dayA
BOOKS NOW OPEN.
Daily. 9-o: SupdsyA luA.
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TAKE roy. AR9SyERrIsEMENT
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AdySftssiasnts for THE Sun may be left Il any
American District Messenger office In this city. where
the charges wiz be the same e those !. tue pAn Once
noST THROW AWAY YOUR OLD HATS Before
~ doing so II Is worth while to consult tho Practical
Halter" He can make them look like new and In the
latest spr Nc style and make you 1000 per cent
tSieD 1885 Broadway.
IsLISwORTH LAW AND COLLECTION AGEsCY-
r. Colleetions made In any part OF the world law In
ALI bTAncheS
Y UXRiNi;. Manager, $50 Montague 81. BrookIyn
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The morning call., 1892-12-09

an yelled Git up! for all | was worth, not
carin' II the blamed pint did break. The
oxen give mighty plunge forward, l hung
tight 10 the plow handles an / swan 10
mani if the plOw didn't split the stump
plumb in two! The oxen pulled the pillow,
an' me hangln to the handles. clean
through the split! | cleared il lest as the
two halves Of the stump snapped together
az IN, but VOW If il didn't catch me by
the slack o the seat @ them pants an hold
me faslP
"'For the lands saker says !. 'Pliny
Gay forgot that probably he was squitch-
erin an | was all used up thinkin' of his
sttewation.
!" Yes. sirp says Pllny. there was. fast
Them pants drawn so tight around me
couldn't get into my pocket for my Jack
knife, an, all tue strainin' an pullin' an
lerkin' did never loosened 'em a thread
Long last said Pny, thought to
myself It's make CT break, an / took a firm
grip o them piow handles an yelled TO the
oxen. Thew started up once. twice, three
times, an then-mighty Dinahi but there
was 't0use 10 my reari Did them pants
give way? No sir, not thread But as
the oxen drew with all their might an
main. up came that ere stump right out o
the ground. an II was a big one. The roots
measured thirty foot across.
The oxen cantered half way cross the
piece afore they could stop. draggin' that
ERE stump By them ere pants, me hangin'
on to the plow. when. as luck would have
1t, neighbor came along with an ak an
cut the pesky stump away from the pants.
Them oxen was as wet as ef they'd swum the
Lamoille, an there never was a stouter pair
Of critters in the State of VeFmontr
with that Seth threw down the mittens
iumred up an said:
"'Piny Gay, stump ye to 60 out in the
yard an back it,
''Pliny said. why. Seth, they amt no use
gittin' wild an fightin' over it, but l guess
there's pieces O. them pants round the house
now. I've handed mittens with 'em ever
since
IT'S a consumed lie. the whole on Il.
pants. oxen. an ALL said Seth. you
couldn't hung on to them handles strong
enough to pull up stump. an you know II.
An he keep a-sayin.' there want no
truth in it, over an over. 1t took Pllny
an quite spell to quiet him down lie was
so wrought up. An ever since, as | said.
I've felt @ful tried with Pliny. an so has
Seth. an we'd both d'ruther not to see him
round the place, an last night when | heard
him in prayer meetin' singin'
The day Of Judgments rollin' round,
what snail we 10 IN that day?
OF course don't say nothin', but have my
lnlons."-CHARLoTTE WHITcoMB in Chi.
caPO Inter Oaean
The morning call., 1892-12-09
A WALK TO DEATH.
Humane Cattle Slaughter
at the New Yards.
THE LAST CARELESS STROLL
There Is No Prodding Nor Pulling
The Go In of Their Own
Accord.

Cattle strolling carelessly up plankway
to certain death. Carelessly is the word.
for they are not driven nor led. nor tempted
by fat ears of corn.
That was the spectacle that a CALL re-
porter witnessed at the new stockyards
over beyond Bernal Heights yesterday.
1t was an interesting novelty in animal
butcherv.
The livestock instead OF being driven
through the streets and turned in heated
and distressed are conveyed from Oakland
on the freightboat Thoroughfare. and from
the time the beasts set foot on the boat till
the moment when they are stunned and
killed they are never prodded, beaten.
driven nor barassed for moment
They walk the plank which leads to the
slaughter pen of their own free will and
are never tied or roped.
The abattors Immediately attract the at
tention of the visitor from the conspicuous
feature OF yiaduct two or three hu Ddred
yards long leading by gentle curve and an
easy grade from the stockpen rig,t up TO a
wide door on the third floor o the building.
The cattle can be confined to the pens
whenever desired. but at killing time the
pens are opened and they wander at their
own VIII into the lanes connecting them.
They stroll on in an inquisitiye way till
they come TO the foot OF the viaduct. There
is nothing 10 bar their progress and they
stroll up the gentle ascent. At the top they
are upward of a hundred feet from the
ground and then their progress IS stopped
by strong sliding door.
There is r strange fatality in which these
poor beasts walk to their DEATH" but the
provision is a merciful one. 1t cannot but
strike the visitor that if man could enter
into ''the valley Of the shadow" as blindly
aud uHknowngiy he would freely accept the
alternative as against the hideouS prospect
of death from a lingering and fatal disease.
The visitors 10 the place yesterday stood
and looked thoughtfully on as the steers
strolled out into the lanes and leisurely
went up the grade. There was one thing
which the visitors noticed but the steers
didn't As the animals gathered in groups
near the door a youth standing on the broad
rail of the balcony gently headed them OFF,
The morning call., 1892-12-09
FLED FROM OREGON.
Arrest OF School Clerk Who lie.
wanted With the Funds.


Armed with warrant aud a reouisition
from the Governor of Oregon, Detective
Cody invaded coalyard on Ridley street
yesterday afternoon and arrested Z. A.
Bracket Felony ENLIGHTENMENT is the
charge upon which Bracket will be taken
back 10 the land of webfeet for trial. In
1887 Bracket was the Clerk Of school dis
trict at Canyon City, Grant County. Or.
and handled the funds. Money was not
very plentiful in that section of the country,
and when Bracket had all Of SI100 in his
possession at one time he became dazzled
and fed. OF course he took the S1IOO with
him. An indictment against him was re-
turned by the Grand Jury of Grant County,
but ii was not until a few weeks ago that
the fugitive was located. Bracket was
then serving term of $50 days for carving
2 concealed weapon. and acting as a "trustyo
Ia the City Prison in this city. After his
release he went to work for j. p. Dooley. a
coal and wood dealer. He was measuring
out coal when arrested. Sheriff j. p. Combs
and Deputy Brown of Oregon are In the
city and will start with Bracket for Grant
County to-day.
The morning call., 1892-12-09
General Merch,udise.
BAss-calcuttas. elsesI4c for 1885, Wool Bags

BAGS-Calcuttas, 6IsG6I4c for 1898; Wool Bags
OIL-California Castor on IN cases, No. I, 81 Is;
ools u 10 manufacturers ratesl; Eastern do,
81 20: California Lin seed on bbIs boiled use. raw
DOC cases. &c more. Eastern LInseed UiI IN bbIs
poisd; 5sc; do raw, 66c y gall cases 3Iac more
Lard OIL, bbs. S5c: cases 90e p gal Cocoa s56S
SOC gal: China Nut 5o655c q gal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lS1ae q gallon; Eocene,
&c gaiisn; Astral. lSc y gallon: 1852 Elaine
23c; Pearl. lsc: Water White. refined bulk
l2c: Headlight 1852, cases. 23c: Mineral Illuminating
SoO' zoe In cases; Standard, liOo fire test / nc y
galon In cases tcapsfs IL faucets l2c in bulk
GASOLINE +. ETC.-63o Benzine. bulk, la1Sc a gaI;
cases, Ise: !4o Gasoline bulk l3c cases, Ice; $50
Gasoline, bulk. Csc: cases. 2ec q eal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 71ac 2 70.
RtD LEAD AND LITHARGE-7i1c n.
IuHPENIINE-Quoted at A. &c y gai.
oOGAh-Tne western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 6sse q 10: Dry Graduated,
&C 10: Conieotloners' A, use; Magnolia 45sc:
Extra Z. aye; Golden g. 4ssc; ID, 414c; Standard
a. 4zsc: half-oos. lac more than bbls. and boxes
The morning call., 1892-12-09
Licensed to Marry.

Licenses to marry were yesterday Issued
to the following:
30 ~" h'ne' 20
Frank Hanna and Fanny Hare. 2I-22
Sharles Weftenberg aud hilda l.. Nelson. az
90 joseph A. Coilnson and Bertha p. Jepson.
Lee wan Tom and Gin Choy. 25-1S
William f. BeguhI and Iizzie Clnac,, n M
90 Thomas Maihisen and Margarete Bergmsnn.
Eowaio ). squires and Ella Annis. 44-22.
Cornelius Lynch and Mary A. brennan 2e.os
sen, 1876. " NH'iS'eh
The morning call., 1892-12-09

And IN accordance with law. and an order OF the
Board OF Directors. made the twenty-eightn day
OF September 1892 many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold az
public auction at the office OF the company room
II. 1903 California street. Saa Francisco, Cali
torela, on MONDAY. the twenty first day OF No
vember. 1892 at the hour OF O'Clock P NJ OF said
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
the saia A. w BARROWS Secretary
onee.So3 California street. room II. San Fran
The morning call., 1892-12-09
TODAY.

The Joy that once was mine,
When love WAS young
The draughts l deemed divine,
The songs sung
When l but saw IN signs
Breath thrown away
Draw from my burning eyes
The tears to-day.
The grief that once knew
Long years ago:
The love mat proved untrue,
The II end turned foe:
The cloud and the eclipse
When the skies grew gray
To nay once pain-drawn lips
Bring smiles 10. day.
New Orleans Times-De
The morning call., 1892-12-09
San Francisco Meat Market.

Hogs continue very firm Wholesale rates from
laughterers 10 dealers as follows:
BEEF-ftrst quality, &c: choice. Sic; second
quality, 5g51 ac; third do, 3la94Iac
Dairy Calves. SdS15 = 10.
MuTToN-we others, 6@7o y 10: Ewes. &C.
LAMB-SGs1ac g 10.
fORk-Live Hogs 5I4G5Ssc p 70 for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs oLA Ga5ssc; stock
Hogs, 4TsGsc; dressed do. 7249S14e D 10.
The morning call., 1892-12-09
Hops show q weakness. with very light Inquiry
The quotations are unchanged.
Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, Dec. s.-wheat was quiet, and opened
unchan led. advanced Sac lighter Northwest
receipts and good deal OF May wheat going into
strong hands, eased of CSC selling TO realize
profits aud closed easy ct 1sc higher. Receipts
$4,000 bushels; shipments. 27.00o bushels. Rye
46Lac Barley Sac.
CHICAGO. Dec. S.-Wheat - Cash. 713lc. Corn
4ilac Pork $l4 as. Lard l. 80 421a. Ribs
So %. Mhisky-&l 10.
The morning call., 1892-12-09
MARKET REPORTS.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
THrRsnay EyrSr~a IA

THURSDAY EVENING. Dsc.
Silver depressed.
Wheat weak. Barley lower.
Oats and Rye quiet Corn declined
Feedstufs unchanged.
Hay and Beans weak and quiet
Potatoes and onions lower.
Butter unchanged. Cheese drmer.
Eggs weakening,
Larger supplies OF Poultry.
Wild Ducks very scarce.
Apples and Grapes more plentiful.
Oranges abundant aud lower.
Hogs very firm.
The morning call., 1892-12-09
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec s.-Genersi speculation in the
stock market to-day dun and the net results
merely fractional In most instances. There was a
great deal OF manipulation In distlilers. which
mystifed traders and caused some timid ones to
part with their stock. The close weak all
around. Governments quiet. Petroieum-Closed
steady at 53Iac bid and $3.50 asked.
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-united States Bonds. as
1884,: do 2s. 100: Northern Pacific, l75A: Cana
dian Pacific. SEA- Central Pacific. % IA Cnion Pa
cihc. 365s; Atchson and Santa lie. "a: Wells
Fargo. las: western Union. $3.50; Silver. S23z !:
Sterling. 81 S615@l4 SO.
wbeat-DeeeInber. 771sc. Flour. steady. Coffee
SIS 3b. Sugar. IS i6G33Sc Hops-Pacifc Coast
ls@2sc. Hides. l2tzc. Copper = Lake. Sl2 30
T1n-Spot. sic &c. Lead-Domestic. So 40. Iron,
$i6 Petrolenm-53I4c.
Hops show weakness. with very light inquiry
The quotations are unchanged.
SUGAR COFFEE.
Sugar-Refned fairly active and unchanged I;
raw QUIET aud unchanged.
Coffee-Strong at 10 TO rs points advance. Sales
10000 bags; December. sic 20; January, sl3 %.
The morning call., 1892-12-09
WE BOUGHT A
TRIFLE TOO MANY!

Now don't want to take any chances-the chances Of
carrying them Therefore, turn them over TO
you at figures that can't fail to charm you You'll bless
for of zeal when you your dollars do
double duty.
The morning call., 1892-12-09
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Mining Company Location OF principal place
or busln esS san francisco, California Location OF
works. God Hill. Storey County. Nevada.
Notiee.-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment 40 S4G
levied oa the twenty eighth (2S) day OF october,
1857, the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1892-12-09
DISAPPOINTMENT,

NOTICE-THE SALE OF THE AB0vE-DE.
~ scribed delinquent stock Is hereby postpou ed
until MONDAY. the 18th day of December 1897,
at the ONCE OF the company room II, S03 Caifor.
directors
Eoz2 = cHAs. C. HARVEY. Secretary protein.
The morning call., 1892-12-09
THEY ARE THIS
SEASONS NOVELTIES

Mostly exclusive styles. and are Of design and
beauty In addition to the lines already mentioned the
extraordinary inducements prevail in Shaving
Sets, Collar ard Cuff Boxes, Comb and
Brush Sets, Manicure Sets and Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes. The utmost elegance of
taste and equipment is feature of these goods and they
make friends at sight with fastidious people
I
The morning call., 1892-12-09
English Wheat Market.

LIvERrooL, Dec. s.-The spot market is weak
at IS Cd. Cargoes weak at SIS sd for of coast
SIS Sd for just shipped and Sis sd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. . Red Winter.
December IS Sd; January, 5s Ss4d; FEBRUARY
5s esd: March. IS lUs4d; April. 5s lls4d; May
6s lad.
LONDON. Dec. S-Consols 81 Fled; Silver
3S1zd; Rentes. 100f 2iac.
The morning call., 1892-12-09

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-GRAY EAGLR
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business San Francisco California; location of
works. Placer County, Cal.
Notiee-Tbere are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account of assessment mo 30l
levied on the twenty eighth day OF September 1922
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1892-12-09
Produce Market.

FL0uR-Net cash prices Family extras % go
"a Bakers extras. - soei; superane, 81 FOG
10 p Dbl.
wHEAT-continues dull and weak, without eat
ure. No. i. 81 25@l 26I4: extra choice. 81 271s
lower grades, 81 2091 22a; extra choice for mill
ing, 81 2Ss4Gl 1884 2 cti.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssfoS-l0 o'clock-Buyer De cember
loo tons. 81 26I4; May-s00, 81 31ia.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - May-6O0 tons
81 Sl3s; 100, 81 STA. Buyer December 100,
81 20.
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-May-2o0 tons, ST. So5s.
Seller 'e1-l00. 81 25L 100 81 2bI4.
BARLkY-The heavy stocks and good plowinc
weather have seriously affected the market which
IS lower. both on 6nd of call No. Feed. S21191
Ssc; dark Coast, soc; Brewing, S7i2@95c; No.
The morning call., 1892-12-09

hohNiNG SESSION.
Boards V Water, s724 8 do, s7Ts: IS omni-
9us; 90; 20 5 Gaslight, 7Oia: rs Cal Electric
Light %; 10 do 2lTs: as Pacific Gas Inn. IA
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Boards Water 90
ktreet-l00 ) Water. e73I
The morning call., 1892-12-09

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - BULLION
~ Mining Company. Location of principal place
OF business, san Francisco Cal; location OF works
Storey County. New.
Nottce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment Ne 40
levied on the twentieth day of October 1892 "a 8
several amounts set opposite the names OF the 70
spec tive shareholders follows.
The morning call., 1892-12-09
Sick Headache yields to Beecbam,s pm.

Some people are absent-minded. ,Iav
or two ago a lady applied for a lost nm,
prelia al the lost-properiy Office, Scotland
I ard. When it was restored to her She
went away. leaving behind her another nm
preila and brown paper parcel.
The morning call., 1892-12-09

briskly. while the mere corpulent of the
visitors talked plaintiyely about their dis
like TO Turkish baths
The morning call., 1892-12-09
LAURENCE VINCENT,
GENERAL AUCTIoNEER.
Room %, Flood Building. corner OF Market and
Fourth SITS.
THIS DAY.

r riday.s..,..,.....-....-. December 9, 1892
At11 O'Clock A NJ, on the premises,
1923 Hartford Street, bet. 18th and goth,
Noe and Castro. Castro-st. cars one.half block,
see flag from ears
The morning call., 1892-12-09
The Elegant Cabinet Grand Upright Piano,

Faney Rattan Rockers; Upholstered Sixteenth
,SentuIy Chslrs; Ghe'ilie POrtieres and Lace Cur
talhS; Elegant tngravings and EtchInps. Oriental
lounges ana Keeifning-chairs; Magnificent Quarter
V e ohah per Furniture: Spring aud Top Mat
tresses; DlnfngroOm Furniture. Gfassswars.
Crockery, etc. l Elegant Range and Kitchen
requisites. LAURENCE VINCENT. Auctioneer
Room ~. Flood Huftdtuq
The morning call., 1892-12-09
SOME LINES AT
IMPORTING COST!

We mean such goods as Dressing Sets, Manicure
Cases, Work Boxes and the like. We're over
stocked these In anxiety to have the greatest and
finest assortmen put before San Francisco public
The morning call., 1892-12-09

sun AND TIDE TABLE
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
THURSDAY. December 8.

Arrived.
THURSDAY. December 9.
Stmr Humboldt Edwards, 81 hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse. to NJ kaish a Co.
srmr Alex Duncan, Harrison. 20 hours from Moss
Landing and way ports; produce, TO Goodai. Per-
kins 4 Co.
Stmr Point Arena. johnson. Is hours from Men,
docno: pass and mdse, to Mendocino Lumber Co.
VIII brig Hidaigo. Williams. 81 days from Ohkotsh
Sea; - bDls oil, loo lbs bone. to Wright, Bovine
Co.
schr Merchant, Provost days from Coos
Bay: $50 Nj &c lumber. TO L Dean Il Co. Oakland
direct.
Schr Annie Gee. Munson. days from Eureka;
2l6 M II inbcr. 10 Pollard Il Dodge.
Schr Emma Utter. Alien. days from Coos Bay
$50 NJ 10 Lumbar. TO II Dean < Co.
Schr Coquelle. Pearson. II days from Coquille
River, i56 NJ It lumber. to Simpson Lumber CO.
The morning call., 1892-12-09

And In accordance VITA law. and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the twenty ghth
day of october, 1892 so many shares or each par
eel OF such stock may be Necessary Will De sold
at public auction at the office of the company room
10 Nevada block. 500 Montgomery St. San Fran
cisco, California, on TUESDAY, the twentieth day
OF December. 1892, at the hour OF O'Clock p NJ OF
said day. pay said delinquent assessens thereon
together WIFI costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale. CHARLES Z. ELLIOT, Secretary
oriee-Room 70. Nevada block 500 Montgomery
g.. San Francisco. California ds2 I'd
The morning call., 1892-12-09
Binders, Contracts.

Mrs b y. Bourn with F. w. Kern, to build on y
line OF broadway, 1925 OF Buchanan street K
40 by 137 IS. Sl3.S5s.
Annie Donohue with W. w. Mont lgue & Co to
construct eighty five mantelS NV OF Market street
lS62l-2s Z OF Powell; $S4 per manteI.
The morning call., 1892-12-09

Men with gray and blue eyes are usually
better marksmen than those with dark
ewes.
The morning call., 1892-12-09

MARX.
Vienna E'AE1|IYbaZaar.
KEINER G. BLUMlUER 1882 Market and IS Turk Street

The tension your purse strings will be great for
gftsprovided of course that you buy here Everything
In the store is at the lowest of prices but there
The morning call., 1892-12-09
Portiand's Business.
Exchange aud bullion.

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