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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-24
TRUSTEES. SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE--BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
Of trust from John T. King and wife, dated
clerks office of the city OF Roanoke, in deed hook
81, page S5, to tho undersigned. default having
so to do by the the e1ng re-
a slr faH At public aSctSn at 1sio r ON THE
hoqsc in the city of Roanoke, tho following des-
eribed parcel of land situated in the city of Roa-
Beginning on the south eide OF Wise street 400
deet east OF Barbour street; thence eouth II de-
aIcy; thence north 70 degrees OS minutes east
tcs ses 20 point thence north II degrees 2G min
thence with latter south n degrees b s Minutes
TE r. iset 70 es Beginning with house thereon
and the sum of S1s3.s3, and ne to the sum of
S6ll.G0 npon credit to become duo in monthly
ms , OF gu per month"; with interest from
upon credit OF one and two years with Interest.
ssdsp nGGf t. Ss M Sy DEED
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real.
Il estate In the city OF Roanoke, Va.-Under and
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 10th dav os
t Msre6 l and OF record in the clerks office OF
a a IN deed 0 book l 3d. page 1885, BY G. B.
secure to c. oLcary the payment of ssS s.ee el 70
deneed !, BY three interest bearing negotiable
note, notes OF Ss6566a each, payable in one, two and
defsult having occurred in the payment Of the
second due note. and at the request OF the
FRIDAY. TIIE nth DAY OF JUNE 1S1a. AT
~ O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the courthouse or
roanoke city. Virginia, sell ut public auction to
the highest bidder all that certain lot or parcel OF
land lying in the city of Roanoke, Virginia and
described az follows: "N
Beginning ut point on the north side of
sixth avenue southwest $40 feet east OF Fifth
street southwest; thence leaving Sixth avenue
north degrees cast 100 feet to point; thence
sout - oegrees cast Is feet to point thence
avenue; thence along Sixth avenue north 50 de.
SrTes Weat - Il CT 10 beginning.
,ha S Elm :, OF SALE: Cash rs to enough to pay
.mc cost OF executing this trust and to pay the
past due note, say 1856. as to S2G6.66s. payable
our 9Ir inc 2oth day OF March, 1893, with interest
from the 2Oth day OF March, 1890 and as 10 the
residue, II any, the same shall be payable In one
s auu Two years from date OF sale with interest
i'Sin ua.e Oh SAFE THOS w. MILLER,
- '"s' Trustee.
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WHY not encourage home enterprises
when itcosts nothing additional to do So?
You can purchase "house furnishing
goods" OF the E. Ii. Stewart Furniture
Company as low as you can in the North
ern cities, and save freight and risk of
damage.
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4 RUSTER'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF ADEED
or trust executed To me ar trustee, nv ". G.,
Franklin, dated the 18th day or August, $500. and
recorded in the clerks Office OF the iiustlugs
Court OF the city OF Roanoke. deed book ~ pace
$50, TO secure to the Wcst End Land Company
The sum ofsSi ,S3Sss. payable in two equal annual
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TRusTEE,s sALE-uNDER AND BY vIR-
= tue or deed or trust. dated April the nth
$50, from w. y. Nask to the undersigned trus
zee, and of record In the clerks office or the cor
poration court for the city OF Roanoke, Va, to
secure T. A. Finnagon the payment of 81 .933S,
as herein described, and default having occurred
In the payment of the lnst due note, and at the
request r Of she holder thereof win. ON TUES
DAi, THE 14TH DAY OF JUNE, 1SO2, A I 1918
NJ, In front or the courthouse In Roanoke CITY.
ecu AT public auction to tho highest bidder that
certain parcel land lying In the city of Koa-
noke and described as follows:
Beginning In the north corner of Lee street and
an alley north OF Gilmer street; thence north with
Lee street 20 feet to point thence in westerly
direction 12 feet TO point ON Commonwealth
avenue: thence In n southery direction with Com
nonwea tn avenue ~ feet To a point in the corner
OF All alley (known as Eastern nvenue); thence in
AZ, nm easer'y direction with said alley 100 feet to
ll0; Fourth ward, East Roanoke, Va
T., IEkMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs of execut
ing this trust and to pay pact due note OF $500 66
with interest from nth April, 1890, ana tho bal
s II any, payable In one and two years from
the day OF sale, with interest evidenced by ne
gotiable notes secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold. r. f. BARKSDALE N
y 10 JUS Trustee
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willing to ObIipe.

A police officer met an organ grinder
on the street and said: "Have you a IL
.cense to play? If not, you must ac-
company me" with pleasure" an.
swered the street musician. What will
you sing?"-Lewiston Journal.
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Justiflnblc Homicide,

Hc-The law against carrying con.
cealed weapons seems cruel at times
She-When?
Heidi yon ever hear anyone sing
Comrades?"-Jury.
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Rewards ofLiterature

Miss Blue-I see Milton was paid onl,
fifty dollars for Paradise Lost"
; Phil Listine-What, for writing it
BY George, I'd charge more than tina
for reading it.-Chicago Times.
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Cause for Rejoicing.

what is Cumso SO jubilant about?"
asked Swayback as he entered the of.
flee. elias some one left him fortuneP"
"No," replied Fanglc. Ellis office boy
resigned this morning" Judge
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW York, May Observation-Disclosures
change quiet and easier, at 4s7@4ssx.
Commercial bills, 4s5X@4s7. MONEY
easy at 1@1}6, closing offered at tx.
Sub-treasury balances-gold, Slo2 ESQ.,
900; currency, S21, 62S, 600. Governments
PONDS dull and firm-4s, 1174. State
bonds neglected.
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Another Relative Entirely,

Cumso-So Mrs. Bunting is daugh.
ter of the revolution, is she?
Mrs Cumso-Yes. Why?.
Cumso-To me she looks old enough
to be the mother of it.-BroolSlyn Life.
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WE can show you the lare est stock of
wall paper in the State, and guarantee
entire satisfaction in hanging same.
The E. H. Stewart Furniture Company.
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ENGLISH, French and German tea.
dinner and toilet sets; our own importa.
ton in newest shapes and decorations
at the e. H. Stewart Furniture Com
PAW.
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A Hardy Annual.

The seasons four In her unto
She's young as spring, as fair TO boot,
AS summer gay, as autumn rich,
And cold as winter to my suit.
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5 IS ids

RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST FROM
~ j. nj. Ugden to tho undersigned trustee
dated the Sth day OF August, 1880, and recorded
In the clerks office OF the city OF Roanoke in deed
t BOOK o., page IA, default having been made in
the beneficiary Hereunder, will, for the purpoes
OF executing said trust, ofrer for sale at public
auction az 1240 p. M, on THE 24TH DAY OF
MAY, 1922. In front OF the courthouse In the CITY
OF Roanoke, the following described parcel OF
Beginning at point 100 feet west OF the soutb
west corner OF Randolph and Robertson streets
thence south degrees west 100 Os feet to oil alley;
thence north 81 degrees gu minutes east Is feet
apoint thence north degrees cast III IS to
Robertson street; thence with Robertson street
south IS degrees east IS feet to place OF begin.
ming. oe -
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sale
and the sum OF S&6.S5 and as to the cum of
Si,nS.N upon credit OF monthly OF s2997 each
with interest from the Sth August 1890 and the
remainder upon credit OF one and two years,
with interest; deferred payments to be secured
by deed OF trust IUCIES II COCKS
10 lava Trnstcc
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Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
- from b; A. Marks and K. F. Marks to the
Undersigned, dated the goth OF May, 1870, and
recorded in the clerks office OF Roanoke CITY in
acea oook ~. page ISL, default having been made
In the terms thereof and being required 30 10 do
oy the beneficiary Hereunder, 1 will for the pur-
p OsG OF executing said trust, ofrer for sale at
pnpnc auction ut - m, on THE :4TU DAY
OF MAY, 1872, in front OF the courthouse in tho
CITY Oh hoanokc the following described parcel
oi i iana sitnated III the city OF Roanoke:
, bcglnning at point on the south side of
nooertson street 40 feet cast OF Nelson street:
tnchce with Robertson street south IS degrees IS
rect TO point; thence south degrees west
lu.4S leet to an alley; thence with said alley
south ~ degrees 30 minutes west 25.11 feet TO \
the beginning. w. "
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as the cost OF sale
and the sum OF BITS IL; as to the sum OF 81 5oO
upon credit TO become due in monthly Install
mehts or S26ou, with interest upon each from the
auth or May, 1870, and the remainder upon a
credit OF one and two years with interest from
day OF sale. deferred payments to be secured by
deed of trust. LUCIEN ii COOKE ~
f1g Sod. Trns..
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Mutually Satisfied.

The naughty bard to Heaven gave thanks
He "was not made like other men,"
And mon who viewed his skinny shanks,
Pleased at the truth. gave thanks againl
Truth
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IA

[A]
Certain conditions, of which cut A ia
an example, are printed on the back,
and many roads compel the recipient to
affiX his signature before the pass will
be accepted by conductors.
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Her Drnmntic NIIssion.

She-Don't you think woman can do
q great deal toward elevating the stage?
He-Yes. She can lower her hat
Life.
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Labor Itep,

Doing anything now, Bill?"
"Oh, yes, I'm kept busy all the time"
"Ah, glad to hear it. What are Won
doing?"
Looking for job" Texas Siftings.
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The ONLY Sure Way,

She-How can a bachelor be happyp
He-By not getting married.-Jury.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALuABLE REAT.
estate In the city OF Roanoke, Va.-Under
a.u ny virtue OF decd OF trust, dated the 10th
uny Oh Sovcmber, 1891, and OF record in the
S,cfh once or the corporation court for the CITY
on on NHoanoke, In deed book II, page 3O1 executed
oy II. y. MaSknn, James Macklin, w i. steven
SOU anu d. L. W orthingtop to the undersigned
sTnustec, 10 secure the payment OF the sum of
S2li23, evidenced by two interest bcarin% n VI
Eotiaoic notes, both dated the Sth day M Anil
!So, drawn by said IL. G. Macklin. James Macr
I'm, W. T. Stevenson and j. T. Worthinrton and
IN the sum OF Sl.O56.lS, payable one wear aftcr
uate ana one in the su of 81 O56 10 payable Two
years after date and default having occmrred IN
me payment OF the last due OF said notes md ~
!ne request OF the beneficiary in said decd M
trnst, VIII, ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH NAV
OF JUNE, 1872, AT 1890 O'CLOCK p NJ IN
'front.' OF the courthouse in the city of Roanoke
sen at public auction to the highest bidder ali
mat certain parcel OF land lying In the CITY ~
Roanoke, Va, and described ms follows:
Beginning Mt the northwest corner OF London
anu fiIth streets; thence with Loudon sire et west
iuO rect 10 Sixth street; thence with Sixth street.
north lSo feet to an alley; thence with alicy east
4u iect 10 Fifth street; thence with Fifth street
sonth $50 Ice to beginning and known as lots Nos.
Nv ~ H. Ia, Is and III, section ~ "a shown on
dition. - '"e'on <Au-
TERMS: Cash as to enough to nav the cost NJ
executing this trust and TO pay the past due nor
aforesaid, say $l,3GS, and as to the residue If
any. the same shall be payable in equal instal
ments IN one ana two years from day OF sale with
interest from day OF sale
519tds hiT Trnst.,
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$40 ids

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE-
~ cutcd to me by d. g. Kcfauyer and r. s
Williams on the Bird day of March, 1890 md re.
corded in the clerks office OF the corporation or
tue city OF Roanoke, Va, to secure l. b. Winston
inc payment OF the sum of $3.50, evidenced bv one
interest hearing negotiable note in the suin Of
Si59, Gated March 3, 1870, aud payable two years
from date, with interest, and whereas default has
nud having been requested 30 to do by the bene
nciary In said deed, will OFFER for sale nj pubIc
auction In front OF the courthouse in the CITY OF
roanoke, Va, on THURSDAY, JUNE TO- iSlo
Al ~ O'CLOCK NJ, the following described
property, to wit:
beginning at point on the cast side OF Com
merce street so feet from the southeast corner or
Icet TO an alley, thence with SAID alley south 40
iect TO a point on same; thence west 40 feet TO
commerce street, thence north with Commerce
street 60 feet to the place of beg Inning
TEKMS-Cash sufficient to pay tho cost of sale
including trustees commits sion OF s pcr cent
ana tho past due note OF $780, with Interest Il ON
al any OF March, 1890, to day OF salc the balance
payable IN aud years from date, evidenced by
interest bearing negotiable notes secured by
deed OF trust on the property.
j. B. LEVY, Trustee.
=, We have sold the above described propcry, and
the purchaser assumed payment OF the note
d. K. KEFAUVER,
10 Ius X. 3. WILLIAMS.
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TRUSTEES, SALES.

instaliments OF se6066 each. with interest at the
two certain negotiable notes OF even date here
Win, OF the party OF the first part and payable
10 .ne w est End Land Company In one and two
made In the payment OF the first above described
aoIe. ana az the request of the beneficiary SO TO
OF the courthouse In the city Of Roanoke, Va on
d,n,eI, THE GIN DAY OF MAY, at 1880
ocInck tue following described property towit:
IN the city OF Roanoke, and known rs lots IS, IA
10 anu 10. block II. as shown by the map OF the
ian ,snos OF the West End Land Company, on filc in
o ot. CLERKS office of the Hastings Court of the
and the past due note OF 5000 66, with interest
i n'a tne 29th day OF August, 1880. until paid,
$500 70 TO DC paid on August 10Th, 1872, with in.
arcei II any In six and twelve months from date
Vi s"ic' Win interest. Ii. =. TROUT,
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BY mutual consent the above sale has bee,
postponed until June 9Th, 1892
Do tde IL n TROIT1' Trust..
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NTAN WITH $4,000 Can SECURE LIFE Long
VI position: salary 500 month: money secured
aud viii draw Interest. SwEETSER " BRIGGS,
1921 l., Market
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ALONG THE COAST.

Willows is complaining of its tough ele-
ment.
Western Washington's Industrial exposi-
ton viii open on September l.
Charles Hodeck, man about 45 years old,
is reported missing from Sacramento.
Southern Oregon will hold its annual fair
at Roseburg during the latter part OF Sep
TENDER.
A temporary bridge has just been COM
pleted across the American River near
Folsom.
The Keeney Nursery Company has been
Incorporated at Riverside. with a eapitai
stock of $4,000
On the Goth inst the voters of Sonoma
will decide whether the city shall own is
own gas plant or not
A Portuguese boy years old has been
caught at San Jose trying to sell horse and
saddle he had stolen.
A Los Angeles boy named George Winck-
ley was drowned on Sunday in the Glaseil
reservoir near Pasadena.
There is to be joint convention of nur-
serymen and horticultural commissioners al
Los Angeles on September s.
George d. Roberts. the express messen-
ser. Is getting over his treatment at Coils
the other night and will be cut in abOuttwo
weeks time.
The Salt Lake Herald is offering a prize
for the best eight-line poem on Utah, III
contributions 10 be on exhibition during
the coming State fair.
Henry Young of Grass Valley was kicked
by horse recently, aud, although not
killed, he has broken jaw to show for his
experience.
James Canterbury. prominent real es-
tate man of kedlands is missing. Foul play
is feared, the missing man had a large
sum OF money about him when he disap-
peared.
tramp, whose appetite for waterme,o=s
got the better OF his principles, was the un-
willing recipient of charge of buckshot
while roeolng melon patch at Chico on
Saturday.
country visitor to a recent performance
al Carson, New, who held a coupon which
read This entities the bearer to one seat"
was stopped by the Sheriff after the show,
going out with a chair under his arm.
A coop of English pheasants has been
turned loose at Catalina in the hope that
they will follow natures first law. Mean
while a clause covering their case is to be
introduced into the ordinance for the pro-
lection OF game.
mad dog broke loose ut Florence, Ariz,
last week and bit every other dog Ii could
lay its eyes and fangs on. The result is the
people of that vicinity look askance at
every animal they see, fearing the effects OF
the incubation.
Some capitalists have leased land near
Martinez, and are putting up machine
with the intention of boring for ell or petro-
leum. The indications are promising, and
IL oil Is struck it is the intention to pipe the
same TO Oakland.
A small fi7e-ton schooner has Just arrived
at San Diego in a very battered condition,
caused by a collision with a whale some
200 miles at sea. Her stem is sm dashed. her
sides scratched, part of her rudder is miss
Ing, and her crew of two are thanking their
stars they ever got to land alive.
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A QUEER TRANSACTION.
A Man Claims to Have Bought a Store
Under Attachment.


Under Attachment.
Yesterday morning Henry Ploehn called
at Police Court 2 and asked for a warrant
for the arrest Of Julius and Peter Hansen
on the charge of obtaining money UNDER
false Dretenses.
PlOehn told queer story. He claims
that some six or eight days ago he pur-
chased a restaurant from the Hansen BROTH
ers situated on the corner of Third and
Stevenson streets for $500, paying $500
cash and giving his note for the balance Of
the purchase money.
He was in possession of the restaurant
but two days when ii Deputy Sheriff dis
possessed him, telling PIoehn that at the
time be purchased the restaurant it was
under attachment by the Sheriff.
II such was the case the officers of the
court thought ii strange that no one from
the Sheriff;s office was in charge of the
place and they declined to issue the war
rant until the case could be further looked
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Proposal


DRoPOSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
4 following work and materials VIII be received
BY the Board OF New City Hall Comm ssiOnerS in
the chamber OF The Board OF Supervisors on MON
DAY, the 29d day of August 1892, between the
hours of 4 A. NJ and IL NJ.
Contract No. S9-Police Courts in pc-s- st
wing embodying all necessary furniture and nI-
lures. stsirwHys and grille work requisite to CON-
plete departments. To be completed November
l. 1892.
Contract No. 40-Completion OF NE. wing, EN-
bodying ali standing finishes. lathing and plaster
ing, carpenters and otRers work, etc. To be COM
Contract No. 4l-Hrougtt and cast iron specih-
cations embodying all iron beams ard girders. iron
stairways and columns. grille work, etc, for CON-
pletion o: NE. wing. To be completed November
/. 1892.
Ing all stationary fixtures for Public Library desks
wall racks, etc. hardwood finishes necessary 70
complete NE. wing. To be completed December /.
Contract No 43-PIumbing and gas work EN-
bodying all stationary fixtures. ventilation, drain
age. supply, waste. etc, requisite 10 complete \ Z
Wlpg. Rough work to be completed September IS,
1892. Contract 20 be completed December 1, 1872.
Contract NO h4-Steam or hot water heating
work, embodyIng all lines and runs with fixtures
and ntsings, radiators. ETC. Bids to be for steam
and hot water heating separately Rough work
completed September 10, 1892. Contract completed
Contract No. 45-Furniture and standing fixtures
stairway and suHdry alterations and additions in
TAX CoIlectors departments. To be completed
Contract No 46-Outside painting embodyIn
the four towers and yentiIatiug shafts, etc, with
sundries necessary to complete To bs
pleIed November l. 1892.
The Secretary Will furnish blank forms OF proDo-
sails 10 intending bidders. and bid viii be enter
tanned unless made upon blanks so furnished, and
un iess same Is accompanied with certified cheek
for 0 per cent of the total sum of tender. he
board reserves the right TO reject any all bids
PAYMENTS W II be made by audited demands tia
Treasury drawn against the New CITY Hal Fund.
George H ssnde[son T. j. y L. =. Smiley and john H.
1YSl BOT EDWARD i. WOLFE. Secretary.
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L'IRsT-CLAss STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
= B42-644 Mission ST CHAS L. TAYLOR iy3st
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Manned by a Buzz-saw.

Peter Sinaba. q young man who works in
mill at Third and Berry streets. lost two
fingers Tuesday morning by letting his
right hand come in contact with Uuzz-saw.
His hand was badly mangled and at the
Receiving Hospital the second and third
fingers were amputated.
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Hurt His Knee.

J. r. Wilson. who lives at los Preeta
avenue, fell from Valencia-street car at
Twenty. first street while intoxicated, Tues
day night, badly injured his right knee. He
was removed to the City and County Hos
pital for treatment-in the patrol wagon.
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Alice Ersin,s Ring.

j. M. Dolan was arrested and booked at
the Seventeenth-stre station for grand lar
ceny Tuesday on complaint Of Mrs. Alice
Ersin, who claims that he purloined smaii
diamond ring from her room during her al
sence. Dolan denies the charge.
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Betrnved by a Kind Act.

Ethel Swift. girl who ran away tive
weeks ago from her home at g" hut ave-
nue., was arrested Tuesday for yagraney.
She was betrayed by sending meal 20 her
friend, Mamie Hutchins. who ran away al
the same time and who was arrested soer
after.
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DIVERS EROS. q LONG.
HoUsEBRoKERs AND RENT COLLECTORS,
% MONTGOMERY ST.

g QOE0 FINE PIECE On LARKTN ST, IN
u OLOU. good locality: street accepted: i'm
pTovements nominal; lot . .6xl57 %
Sll .OeU-Glven away at this price: fine residence
and large lot 80 i s. with stable garden and
all modern lmprov eneuts.
$500 1926 HAYES St. bet. DevisaderO and Brod-
erick: hne house with ali modern inprov emeuts;
lot 25Il5 g; street paved with bItumen.
Reduced Il Sl6OO-CreSCent ave. mr. South new
cottage, rooms; Oh wei OF water; very cheap.
VACANT LOTS
S95oO-NW- cor. II California aud Laurel SITS;
lS7 ok 32.71s; the cheapest 5o-yara Oh Preside
Heights.
S365O-Jafks son ST. bet. Central ave and Walnut;
Z4Kl21 :S1s Tue lot Tor residence; IL or = cash.
balance easy.
SloOo-MInard ST.. near sullivan; 25.04xsI;
cheap
S275 eacn-Lots at Ocean view; level and ready
TO buIi1 o.; $50 down. : 10 per month
Cheap lots On easy terms near cars OF Omnibus
line 24th ST. each lot 25xlOO: ali ready to build
on; near Union Iron WORKS. roulng-mits. etc;
cheapest property IN san Francisco; S450 20 $3.50
each. on $40 monthly instaiments: special induce
ments 70 parties intending 10 build.
Apply 10 RIVERS BROS. & LONG. - Montgom-
cry St au7 SuTuIh
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TIE CHOICEST LOTS IN SUNSET HEIGHTS.
BLOCK Gs3,
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PENNSYLVANIA wooden mills have cap
ital of 5000. 600. turn over $50, 100000 OF
prodnct and employ $4,000 hands.