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Evening journal., 1892-05-28
no runnel tho netroit River.

WASHINGTON, May 2s-Mr Chapman In
troduced in the house q bill 70 authorize
the Detroit Railroad and Tunnel company
20 construct within six years a tunnel un
der the Detroit river.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
nush npd nebu. RuIea on.

PmLADELPmA, May 2s-The fourth day's
racing at Belmont park was marked by the
expulsion Of Reuben Rush and his bay geld.
ing Rebus. Rush pulled his horse. Hal
polnler paeod a milo in 2.lhlL.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
on the RepubIic.

George H. Russell. the managing
owner Of the steamer Republic, and a
party of friends came to this city this
morning and went to Philadelphia on the
steamer Republic.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ARE ASKED FOR FUR
i nishing ali kinds OF labor and materials,
and erecting the Delaware stare bniii99iing i9ig az
be fully complete by October ]. lsG Plans,
etc may be seen in Wilmington az the archi-
fecf,s once. AS also AT Builders Exchange also
~ Laurel. Soaford. Lcwcs. Georgetown, Mill
f0rd Wyoming. Dover, smyrna, Mlddleiown,
, ,NeIayvare City, Newark, New Castle ana DEL
-. > n An bids must be addressed 70 the care
IN" III Rice Jr. Architect. No 9l3 Market
49, F., - Wilmington. Delaware, and deposited
i,b hin on or before l0o'clock a. m, June u
loa-, phil, ting Committee reserves the right
,o reiect any - al bids. ..r,.......,. q,
Aiart on back II an envelopes, fFirQposais TO
NIL + neia,eare 4 ate Building at chicago.
b9tiu DSl-', S . ~. "a sifdine Committee.
hy O'uei " ~ n a ! LABAND, Chairman.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
The shad senson a rnlInre.

RoNDoUr, n. Y, May 2S.-The Hudson
river shad season is practically a failure.
The daily average of catches has been far
below that OF any previous year.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Judge Gresham's brother Dying.

CHIcAGo May d. - Colonel Benjamin
Gresham, an elder brother of Judge Walter
9 Gresham and a veteran OF the Mexican
and civil wars, is dying at Lanesville Ind.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
The Republic Leaves win Fiags T1ying.

The Republic Leaves Win FIags flying
The large and handsome steamer
Republic left the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company's wharves this
morning. The commodious boat left at
high water which is about II. 45 o'clock.
From the bow of the boat foated Union
jack and the United States flag foated
from the stern. Numerous flags of all
kinds were flying from all parts of the
boat. The Republic proceeded TO Phila-
delphia
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
nfIururv IfrnI UonI.

MDDLETowN, N. j., May 2s.-Mr. Heron
A. Read, a member Of the Orange county
bar, was found dead in the Hotel Rockwell,
Monticello Neuralgia of the heart killed
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
WANTED.
LOST AND FOUND.
REMOVALS.

ID DEMOVAL.-JOHN BIGGS, ATTORNEY
IL at-law. removed TO No. 9l3 Market street.
viii now devote his entire attention % private
urarfirp.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28

Empire order of Mutual Aid Fails.
BuFFALO, May y. The Empire Order Of
Mutual Aid, beneficiary insurance associ-
alton, is no more The treasury, it is said,
Is 1000 short.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Last Side WheeIers.

The iron steamers Wyanoke and Old
Dominion, built by the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company about twenty years
ago. are the last of the once large fleet
of American side-wheel ocean steamers.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
sldnnr nlllnn stn In.

NEW YORK, May 2s-sidney Dillon is still
Il, and confined 10 his bed with indigestion.
His physicians and friends are not alarmed.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
NorIcEs.

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAlERS.
N ONCE of Delinquent Tax Collector
Sl2i6 Market street.
All property owners owing county taxes lol
the year 1871, are requested 70 settle and avoid
additional expense - - 81,
GEORGE J. FINCK. Collector.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28

Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
HELP WANTED.


EOOK AND NURSE; MUST HAVE GOOD
y references. Apply 1901 Market street.
WTANTED.-5O CAR BUILDERS AND
w Carpenters at THE ALLISON MANU-
FEATURING CO.. Thirty-second ana Walnut
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
GALESLADY WANTED.-A LADY TO
- take orders for sewing silk among dress
makers. business permanent, pleasant ana
profitable. q. F. WEIGH, Merden, Conn
WANTED e. A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w house work at 726 KING STREET.
WANTED.
WANTED. - GOOD MORTGAGES; CITY
w OF country. Send name and description
- p HAWKINS & CO., ZIP Market street
LOST AND FOUND.
I OSr.-A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN
i on Poplar street between Fifth and sixth
streets. Suitable reward If returned 10 No.
ii5 East Fifth street
1 OST OR STOLEN.--A CHILD'S TRl-
l. cycle from No. West Third street. ON
Thursday afternoon. suitable reward II re-
turned 20 above number.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
cIIY NEWs I'M RRlEE.

The Weather.
Warmer and clear.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
SOLEMNLY STUDY

Over thinps OccaslOnIY, not only OVtf
the uncertainty of life but over the
certain things as we'll It's tolerably
certain that YOU viii soon buy Foot
wear for yourself or family. and its
well to study where TO bny the best.
Our LADIES Fine Kid Hand Made
$500 Shoes are the best in town
at the price. Our MEMS $500
Calf or kangaroo Shoes are not
equalled for the same money.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
nn.nn -.Nn1-OOnIs.

NOR RENT-FRONT ROOM AZ ~
II West EIGHTH street ---..--
y1,yvO NTcrT.v FURNISHED ROOMS
L also table boaldors. No 100 Wash s''"
street. --
WANTED. - BOARDERS AT az KIN
w street. Pleasant rooms; home comforts.
FIRE INSURANCE.
NOR FIRE INSURANCE IL THE MOST
II reliable companies az lowest rates, call
on HAWKINS q CO., 7l2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Tor SALE.
STORE AND DWELLING.
FOR SALE.

nor SALE CHFAP.-A BRAND NEW
II Combination lock Barnes Safe. Apply
G. S. HORN, 1i2 French street
IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR RENT PROP
i erty call on HAWKINS q Co, ll5 Market
street No charge unless rented or solo.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28

Lots of cheaper grades for men, women,
children, boys and girls, and the best at
the price every time.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
REAL ESTATE.

T7OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
il property. "a farm Of Vj acres, tayorably
located. For particulars apply 90 W.H.LOWk'
GreensbOrourh. Nd.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28

BABCOCK'S 2O6 Market St.,
Family Shoe House. East Side, East Side
ABOVE SECOND.
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nay III 3 f6W Republicans were sl'

may III TIN Republicans were siIl
ers and ahptsors We are forced
to this view from tlie oonsp eaoaa
absence q auy Democrat declaring
thAt Id had been bribea ID vote tlie
Republican ticket aud because no
presentmants have been ionnd fir
bribing Democrats.
This extcndeda and expensive inyes
tigatiop seems 10 have demonstrate
cd that all the alleged frauds were
perpetrated ID Leonardtown and
Patuxent districts, and further Tint
only Republicans were bought 81
last Falls election and that the
large Republican campaign fund
which was given out Tor use on cleo
tion day never found it's way into
the pockets o. purchasabie voters
The party Of high moral ideas
never brides voters Republicans
never use money to influence elee-
tions Only the wicked Democrats
do such things. We hope the sane
timonious souls who fondly hug
this deIusion viii survive tho shock
when we state that there ii an aai-
dayit extant deliberately charging
a leading Republican mcmber of
our Grand Jury with having at-
tempted TO bride . Democrat Iii
promising to have him put 81 tie
jury II he would vote the ReFabli-
can ticket. Further, it seeas so
be notorious fact that il II quito
q common thing for Republican
leaders to make such propositions.
There were some good men on
the Grand Jury even among those
who voted to brlngin these present
ments. We cheerfully accord them
their need Of praise bat We 6e-
lieye thoy we're hoodwinked ma
deceived By designing politicians
with seIiish ends to servo.
With the lights that are given us
we are forced 10 believe that she
managers Of the Republican party
have inaugursted this Investigation
not 50 much with the hope u con
yicting any one bus to 50 iaumidate
our county Democrats that theg
may leave clear field for ReHab-
lican workers 70 do0iopatgate hgw
widely their practice dilIe am
their preaching Tie game III
bot work. They baye ~
fighting, Democrats Up a
'em II j. the eanAe gang we hae
before fairly beaten aha wliaA
SNAPS aae yelps " tlose vie
add ran from those 8ho agl
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CAN SUCH THINGS BEY


The Grand Jury for the septem-
Der Term 1892 has been. III many
respects, q remarkable body. We
hardly think such another could
be secured anywhere else in The
Union. One Of its most unigus
features was the presence OH IL of
several practical politicians Of The
hitherto unknown variety that are
guiltless Of guile and qualified to
throw stones at their sinful fellow
citizens. And they have thrown
them in the shape Of presentments
against Edward b. Harrison, Leo
J. Lathoroum, Harry .. Graves,
ballot clerks John II. Buckler, u,
Rodolphus Thompson, j a. II.
Hayden, election judges, and Benz
net 4. Abel, supervisor. The gem
tleman first named is charged with
divers offenses against the purity
Of elections the two next on the
list are accused Of omission Of du-
ty, and the crime Of the supervisor
and judges seems to have been in
ability to interpret the election Laws
according to the views Of a major
ity Of the Grand Inquest. Our
oldand honored fellow-townsman
aman above reproach and the rcs-
pected judges Of Patuxcnt district
have this indignity put upon them
because they read tho law to rel
quire voters to be screened from
observation ind selected curtains,
which only hid the heads and shout
ders, as a means to that end. We
hazard the prediction that If str6e
bills' be found on such present
ments they will not be worth, the
paper upon which they are written
and will be promptly aquashed
AIS to the other cases We have an
abiding faith that there IL nothing
in them and # they come To trial
III the lower court, this will Be 30
ans,a,.nvf that fla i4,t.sf -; =. ~ baga
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OFFICE srATEBoAKD EDUCATION.
BALTIMORE Mn,


September It'll, 1892.
The County School Commissioners Of ST.
Mays County, Maryland.
aenllemet s--l an Instructed 10 send you.
for Your information, The following copy oil
The 1pinlon q Hon John r Poe, Attorney
General 81 Maryland, given III response 70
the request, tn writing. If The State Bnard
Of kdaestl0u, viz
wee no reason Ehy District School
l'tusiEssahnuld Ia excused from taking the
OAth u Ofiice prescribed bY The Consiiku-
ton They are undoubtedly officers APP
paazRea under law Nnlade pnFsuentt To-
the 1ipnslltali9n and the general regulation
Ieansfing every peFaun hereafter elected
Or appointed 1T Office III this State % take
slie Oath n Office plainly includes them.
section II 81 Article ~ III the Code, ~
amensied ana resehaeted Nv the Act of
1899, ChAp bSas does rot provide BY whou
the Oath shall I've administered ID ihefn, nor
Fapeai. either Id expires terms, or By I'm.
pilcAtioH, Sections and 2 Of Article 10 Of
the Code, title official oalha. ana. accord
ingiy, am.of opinion that Tho District
School Trustees should take and subscribe
Ale Oath lseiure the Clerk of she Circuit
Court on ihc several Counties, ia provided
bf Section y Ct thar Article
Respectfully,
ions bHgNTgsa F0E. Attorney General
Please communicate the above 10 she
District Sehuel Trustees Ia your county.
Very respectfully.
r. ~ PRgTrTMAE,
Secretary ssate Beard Of Education.
ORDERED -ThAsllsa Trustees appoint
ga fsaF tft4 2eBss4a&fts tss.4s $40 "a ~ 80
they arr hereby noiifed % qualify III puf.
sganac q The shove Instructions.
Byurdef II the Bard,
HENRY WiNGAfg, Secretary.
Ssps rs ~
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Owing to my engaging Iii tho eonmis.
sion business III Baltimore city aud the
exclusive attention which that business
demanas II me. have determined io sell
my entire stock ofgoods Ia The store at St
lnigo's ~ COST Tie location possesses
great advantage o. account OF Its being The
centre Of large and fertile Surrounding
county The Post Office for that section
has been established there Tor several years
Parties wishing further information In
regard To same, can address me at No. 8
w Camden 81. Baltimore, Nd
~ the meantime, the stock Of goods viii
be retailad at cost
r. q. EDEEEN.
Sept. 5 'o2 ~
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ATTENTION DEMoCRATsl


Earnestly desiring to promote the
best interests Of the Democratic
Party and to maintain and perpet.
uate It's ascendancy in our county,
and realizing tho necessity Of
thorough organization to enable us
to contend successfully With an ac-
tive and determined enemy, we ask
that the democrats Of the different
districts meet at their respective
polling places on Saturday, the 9Th
Of October, at Z o'clock p. M, for
the purpose Of effecting thorough
system Of District organization.
The importance Of the coming
election makes it the duty Of every
lover Of good government to make
more than an ordinary effort to
bring out and poll full democratic
vote. Another glorious victory,
such as was ours at the last election,
will settle the question Of party
supremacy in this county for many
years. Therefore let every demo-
cratic soldier repair to his post, de-
termined to win honor for himself
and victory for the party Of the
people.
J. THOMAS BRONZE,
g. DOUGLAS CARPENTER,
p. HARRIS CAVALIER.
Democratic Central Committee Cor
ST. Mmy's County.
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Cleveland 4 letter accepting e
Democratic nominstioa $50
exposition u party dQeFiae aa
d fofeefui statemani d ihe psini If
issue III the coming satcHt
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GOvERNESS WANTED, &C.

WANTED competent teacher as gov.
WI erness ID my children. Must teach
music and ali branches ofthe English Ian.
guage.
Also good BLACKSMITH to open
business al this plaee ID connection n iii
Wheeiwriphs and Undertaking business
Also, good farmer 10 take etiar4e of nv
farm on afiares Good team and an anlple-
ments and machinery necessary for farm
Ing Call on OF address
Il. ). WISE,
Sept lin. California, Md
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY October DID, 9Th,
BIZ and Sta 1899.


FINN O'Clock. ~, u 3 e'eIock, =, IL, Of
eaoh BIT she ac anate8 dare ii aeeor.
duo sst tue provisions 1T tue fegissTa-
tor laN sls Sr4E 81 Maryland Tor me
pnfbose of aeftsjNink and registering All
slaa pFesHl Themselves ior registration;
t94. striking Ell tise realization lists tho
sals 81 Ia1 l a,9 asvs p Us , nesi.
cauHe y FeiAn them ia shown nnfi 81 sit
Esfspas dead q disqualified or giving
F sstans vi ,as a s. Ss'', raa;rsd nv Y.
them ,y ssisi Il lstfsslssn lsws
.e saass s.siseeEa u Y ssso ~ 0n Z Ia III
sS s'S s s 81 ,s 5,l,ssa :a lso
s ilsl'll''f sitting who shell have
saiasts IS ss'3 & sa1ssetels ssEss y the con
SAX s. ilsssss .sssa assssss' "eanes'
ADA Nil alsp lend and i'll with open
asf " lile slpe htfeinaissr nalned, On
hAxh4g IN ep,aeep .sas
~ S1''A' 'es-'
gsan s!.srk i a tatgg 4 n,el.,ak !. Il
seFi!'a sat a hss.Fips appliceiIors
tass hea m XII. go s.ss, rs''s,ss
las
Fef ~ slEla.s AisrsAid ~ SAD q
ssses s,sess IL Id ,s,'loMss ss'fs'N - '''s
asoiAs RsssFasIoa FL he First
@A asatgVh' 70 hiifsA's htore
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WAN r = n .

4 BLACKSMITH aud WheelwTight,
IA Must be skilled Ii both iron and wood
work Good stand tor business Apply
HI or address
.. Al. DENT a CO.,
Sept i--4tH Oakley, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-09-29

GhAND FESTIVAL AR ST. JOHNS
WE'D VIZ Il Is Ort On, q,ro1.
DINNER, TOURNAMENT AND BALL.
Oysters and aiI ths aelieacIes of the season
ii abundance
Ihe tournament will begin at / o'clock.
knights desiring @ ride will apply to Mr..
Clarence Thompson. Hollywood
Entrance Zee, 500
~ addition % The four crowns, prizes of
81 ~, So and 8 win be awarded 70 the
successful knights,
The following day, Thursday, Oct. 9Th,
Festival and TouFnamenssorc oloFed people,
Sept 15td:
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AeE Advertisements.

# lGTN-SlfaYed from the Bridge Farln
IJOi1l a Dark Fed Bull CALF Nllh
white spots; underbis Ii right rar Went
away about 4 week ago
JEIsE JORDAN
Sspt19 Q2~-tf LeaNafataNR
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FOR - IA. IL.
DUKE HCND.

ATroRERY And Cpua stsi4loE ~ I.Atg
Loans negotiated. and prompt at,ealin
given @ I'D business entrusted q Ais sfe
BIZ O Cenlral Building.
Sept ~ 92. Baltimore, Ai8
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A. 8. BENYILLR Is CO.,
AIRY GOODS, III GENERAL
II Glt0sKRiEs, Ill Els5fsi / n Disc.
BOOTS and SHOES
RIpas. Ell. y pIII b. ls0a.

Att1As-f NkHsf ~ tiL1ls4os l5b3.
Aflef the excitement II sur A&assncns
slli aud t8e crlileism u sllo same il over.
ghe uext nlasser III impartaace Ii whara w.
Wa caa gct ctr SpfinsSna Summer MILL
merry, Dress Goods, Ci9thiag for our lAmi.
lies, fon will solve Tue problem by cali.
ms a thc popular house q
A. Il BIsNvILLR d co.
whore you can select from Il etoek 81 goods
purchased with care aud with the expert.
enca ~ years aud al such reasonable tla.
sifes that all can be served from Esae cheap
est p Tie finest dress goods.
The same may % said 81 tic Millinery
Department Ase, Ladies and CAildreng
shoes speciality.
Our large stock cannot be- enumerated.
bat suilleeit 10 say It'll cur patrons can
come and hey viii aad she goods and
prices g sui, noswi thstanding our Asses
meat biil Ii Il failure
VITA KIND regards ID ali onf pafrons. va
are ssae Store f'0s. sgsa PEOPLE.
A. 3, B1NV1LLE s. 90.
N n. Loaies hats trimmed
Jfeeof chagge.
April rs, 1892 e
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Or. WHIT HAMMETT,
DENTIST,

300 9th N. w, WASHINGTON, ID. G..
Operative and mechanical Work done
Ia beet manner All work guaranteed.
Prices moderate. Consultation free.
Sept f.-sfS
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Farmers and Planters Agency
22o Q. CHARl- ES sT..
BALTIMORE.
For the sale Of Tobacco, Grain, Fruit and
AZ kinds Of Country Produce.

rof the sale Of Tobacco, Grain, Fruit and
al kinds Of Country Produce.
DIRECTORS
sUS SHEPHERD. Il. al. CO.. President.
Y Z. Eiacoe, Coivefs County. p. Al. Bows
en-, Prinre Georges county. q. W. Dor-
sey, Calvert county. II. III. Tick, Baitl-
mare city. T. IL thinks, Baltimore coun-
~ A. Posey, Charles county. +. IN.
Crawford, Calvert county j. Il. Talbot,
Calvert county q H. SpicknaIl, assist
mi 70 the tobacco department.
-~~s5------
aiAaafactuFers Of High Grade Fertilizers
and agents of Dissolved Bone, Fine Ground
Bone, Kalnis and
RerWrfaM Gxnss0.
UlJyer and Timothy Seed and alt House
hold and Farm Supplies furnished.
Advances inside On eonsignments.
March i7--ys
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NOTICE.

HlaA q inform my friends and tile pub
llc generally that she recent death ofiay
brother Albefa wall cause 10 Interruption
n tha business Of Edelen Bros Il viii BE-
continued under The old fIrm name win
tha same competsns working force. | feel
that am ii q position e. serve your later
Ell III every particular
90 Refer by permission laJ w Gua.
Cashier Of Continental National Bank, Bal
slmpre.
With many thanks s0F the LIBERALIZATION.
axe If the past, aud soliciting 4 cansinn
ance, with Tie pFuniiee Of my efforts ii your
behalf, an,
Very respectfully,
Aug LIFT T.. q. I,DELEN.
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ND. Z va. STEAMBOAT co.

Capt w. g. OK GHEG M. wiIllcavs pier
u, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
and Friday ii !, ii III, tor the following
landings on the Potomac river:
The morning call., 1892-08-17
Tarnmany Man Ia Town.

Chairman David Leyentritt of the law
committee of Tammany Hall Is visiting his
brother in this city. Mr.. Leventritt was
one of the y delegates sent cut by Tam.
many to secure the nomination of David
Hill for the Presidency at the Chicago eoa-
yention. His visit here is not in tire inter
est of politics. but more of a trip in search
of pleasure and recreation. He is of the
opinion that the campaign will be noted for
its purity, mostly on account Of the past
records of both candidates. which are above
roproa h. After a short visit Mr.. Leven-
tritt will Leave for home via Portland and
Yallowstone Park
The morning call., 1892-08-17
Cornall,s Ferribrs Daa,b.

An inquest was held yesterday in the case
of Z. Nj. Cornall. the aged millwright who
was killed Monday by falling down ths ele-
vator well in the Clayburgh building on
Geary street. There were no witnesses 10
the terrible fall. The CeFoner's Jury rem
which the remains were sent to Oakland fos.
interment.
The morning call., 1892-08-17
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


BEAUTIFUL HoMEsl
FINE CLIMATEt
IN THE NEW SUBDIVISION
TRACT.
10 MINUTES FROM OAKLAND
40 MINUTES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
CLOSE TO C. p. r. R. STATION,
IND MINUTES WALK TO ELECTRIC ROAD
LOTS ARE LEVEL AND READY FOR BUILDING
10 HOUSES ADJoIN THE TRACT
PRICE $3.50 TO $3.50 PER LOT.
30 DOWN. So PER MONTH
BRANCH OFFICE. sIs BROADWAY, OAKLAND
au7 tt suwesa JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market ST.
&600 AN ACRE; CHANGE OF A LIFETIME:
ni, =, 80 UOO oarsal price, Ca II quick on RUSSELL Il
rh0Ss EI., I'D ave. Station, last Oakland. ale Inn
DoN'T PAY RENT
WE WILL BUILD TO YOUR OWN PLANS
COTTAGES FROM 1920 TO s25oo
ONLY sIe0 TO $500 CASH
BALANCE sl5 TO SIS PER MONTH.
STONE TRACT. STONE TRACT.
on SAN LEANDBO ELECTRIC ROAD
TWENTY MINUTES TO OAKLAND
FRUIT TREES ON EVERY LOT
GRAND AVENUE IOo FEET WIDE
LOTS 5Oxl5o. LOTS 5Oxl5o
UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY
CALL WITHOUT DELAY
POSITIVELY BEST PROPERTY NEAR OAK
LAND.
A. H. BREED & CO.,
AGO NINTH ST., OAKLAND
iy2l II
ACRE LOTS. sUTEK TRACE
Situated on the Redwood road near FruityaIe
ave aud san LeaDdro eiectFic-TOad: grand Oppor-
,G4y aq lor Saie srecuiaton; this property be
tut INTO lots and sold at once: OF the finest
Rome sites IN Alameda County.
A H. BREED & CO,
-lel9 II $50 Ninth St, Oakland
G11n0 BIG BARGAIN: NEW COTTAGE.
y IIOO. near two stations. with half hourly
trains 10 san Francisco; the Berx eIey
electric road and the san Pablo ave cab e-caFS.
corner lot 4Oxl00: must be sold: don't delay; cali
al once. a. II. BREED a CO.. 400 Ninth St oak
land iva n
S1S 750 BUSINESS LOT ~ TIE BUsI-
" H. scV. ness center OF oakland: could be
DGht upon and leased reSdily SO feet frontage; an
Al property. A. Il, BREED Il Co. 400 Ninth ST.
Oakland. jy3O II
500 SAN PABLO AVE; BUSINESS LOT;
y IcOO. west side 40XlOO: VIII double In
lew years A. H. BREED & CO.. 450 Ninth ST.,
Oakland. iy3Or n
S25 cAsH-s95 CASH.
Cneice lots near Piedmont cable; 40xI6O
1hls property within the city limits OF Oakland.
lot.
Prices only $40 to $i5 per front foot.
Lots 100 feet deep.
Name your own terms OF pavmeut
A h BREED & CO. 460 Ninth St. Oakland. 81 II
G1 ONE DOLLAR DOWN
u L. $i-oSE DOLLAR 4 WEEK.
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH.
MELRoSE STATION TRACT.
50 LOTS ALREADY SOLD
II. y PlNNEY, OWNER.
So7 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS. auI4 II
The morning call., 1892-08-17
POSITION MENr.

THE ASSESSMENT ON PEERLESS, WHICH Is
l. delinquent In Office cH August IL 1892 is hereby
postponed until THURSDAY. September /, ls92,
and the sale day until TuESDAY, September 20,
1897 at e'clocx =. NJ. BY order OF the Board OF
Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.
oiiiee-Room 2S, Nevada block 800 MONTGOMERY
St, san Francisco, Cali ornIs, aul2 I'd
The morning call., 1892-08-17

Z IRST CLASS SALOON-NORTH OF MARKET;
Il private entrance 70 rooms: cheap rent: lease:
owner must leave for Europe Address NJ, box
I33. CAL Branch Offce. anl6 So
The morning call., 1892-08-17

DARE CHAN NCE-FISE Art REPAIRING ES-
INtablshmeDtf for sale cheap. Z0I1a O'Farrel 3 II
LOR SALE - A FIRST-CLASS BAKERY IN
I good location: must BE- sold soon possible on
account of trouble in partnership and sickness.
Call Branch once. aul6
The morning call., 1892-08-17

UTCHER AS PARTNER IN SHOP WHERE
there is chance Ia make money: only small cap
ital required sgood opportunity. Call Branch Is s.