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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-07
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CUT TELLS QuI

About April LIST Z. B. Potts will &C.
cupY tho largo new stores 1000 to 1904
Main street and 16 to 20 Tenth street,
Suspension Bridge corner, with a full
limo Of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishing Goods. This is the largest and
finest store OF the kinds in the State,
Before removal We quote, to close out,
Children's Shoes at 100, 25c, SIC, 4Sc, Csc
re and SIC UP, all solid bargains and
trade winners.
SEQ our Ladies' Fine Shoes at 97c, sl25,
SlS7, Sl.45 and 81 81, and wonder how
We Gun do it. n. /.
Mems Fine Shoes at 97c, S11O, ST %.
81 81, 81 IS, 81 GO up, all leaders and
matchless in price.
Boys Suits at SIC, csc, 81 IS, 81 81.
81 e. up, worth double the money or
no sale.
Mems Pants at 4sc, CSC, SIC, 97c and
Sis up. See our great leaders in Mems
Pants at 81 Is, worth SO 90. Boys' Pants
at c,529c, Soc up, hard to get at this
price. Mems Suits atSl 9S, s. 81, s. o5,
50 81, 81 80 up, We lead the; world in
LOW PRICES
i0W HERE'S A Observation-Disclosures , .
$, 4 md Ec up. Half Hose. 8, 5and Sc IN tt Y F + =,
six Hall Hose at 33c. worth 75c. suspcpdsrs, d,
10. l., 70 and &c. Mems Shirts, Ii, "a and sSc
up. All bargains from tho Quastz MIL
WAX H#H.H
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ROBINSON, tho young Englishman
killed in Yokahomo by Lieutenant
Hcthcrington, U. S. N, said on his
death bed.that he had only been flirting
with Mrs. Hetherington. That isn't q
good thing to do either. 1t should DO
well understood that husbands will not
stand that kind OF thing. Tho Ameri-
can husband abroad is teaching some
lessons these days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-07

THERE is something odd about the
English sparrow. Tho more you kill,
him the moro there are OF him. The
capability OF wholesale reproduction
after death is something Which tho
birdologists have not stopped TO explain.
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Pull down the camphoratcd trunk
Forth from the attic high.
And pack those winter clothes away
For spring is drawing nigh.
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SINCE there is no longer any chance
'oi working Wall street with stories OF
Jay Gould's death, Chicago talent may
as we'll let up on that Industry and try
tho effect OF a'story that Jay Gould has
reformed.
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TIE other day General Low Wallace,
against his protest. was elected q dele
gate to tho Minneapolis convention. Ho
declines to serve on tho ground that his
personal honor is involved. Hc asks
that tho honor DO conferred on tho man
who was defeated by his .hamo boing
sprung on tho convention. General
Wallace says no is for Harrison and will
do his fighting as q private.
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Mr.. INGALLS, seems willing to return.
totho senate via Kansas. A great state
should not desire to over-work a will
inp servnnt4tre- 90 $50
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AFTER such q Sunday as yesterday
everybody shouldibe able to 90 to his
work to-day in good spirits. It was an
ideal day.
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And when we get them packed away
Up out OF sight. Why, then
Well sh liver aud we'll shake to find
That cold snaps here again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-07

TAKE your meals at The Milwaukee.
Cafe. ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
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"ANTED-YOUNG MAN FOR
wv oflcc work; must DO good ponman, quick
a. figures. and have experience. Address ''w. !.
r." this onlco, ,W I mr7
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TIE colored people Of North Carolina
own S, 900, 900 OF real and personal prop
erty. The bottom rail is doing pretty
vol, all things: considered.
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TOR RENT-A SEVEN.ROOMED'
Il. house on South Pom street. All modern
improvements Inquire Of oRLoFF ZANE, No.
e5 South Pom strcnt, -- MI. mrl
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1Fthe more money howlers would stop
bowling long enough to tell how the
fellow who has nothing to exchange is
to get his share ofitthey would scemless
preposterous.
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BILLY" Florenco's. brother never
heard that q daughter had been born to
the comedian and his accomplished
wife. What Never heard Of "Libbie
dear" .,y
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOR SALE-CARPETS ANDHOUSE-
Il, .IIoLD. FURNITURE Iii Chapllno street.
Call In tho forenoon. mrs
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pueilists who have been waging such
deadly warfare with their lungs.
Tho spirit of '76 is at high tidein John
LIS veins, and II slavin, Mitchell or Cor.
bett desires to know what this means he
has only to iacc the gallantknockcr and
get a taste Of his quality.
After that tho Improvement in Col.
sullivan's h%istrionic abilities will DO at
tested by tho increased crowds at his
performances. 1t may become ncces-
sary for him to give his shows in ton
aero lots SO that everybody can got in.
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T OST-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH.
~ A liberal reward will DO paid tho lndcr.
Plense return TO lntellIgencor oilicc. mra
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"
is doubtful whether tho pole is long
enough to reach the persimmons.
THE Democratic scheme to cut all APP
preparations down to a point far below
necessities SO rs to 60 before the coun-
try with false claim that they have
economical in expenditures, will not
work. The people are too intelligent to
be caught by such chat.
--c---
Z If Congress is in limo with public
sentiment it knows that the people are
in favor OF appropriating the money
necessary to mako the Worlds Fair a
credit to the country. The people not
only want this done but they want it
done promptly.
THE streot-sweepers Of New York arc
to be uniformed. In Wheeling we
would be satisfied to have ours armed
with tho proper implements Of their
Office and kept at work long enough to
allow us to have the pleasure OF their
acquaintance.
Wool was never lower the world over
than it has been during the past season.
The wool tariffhas boon a God-send to
tho American producer. It has stood
between him and the worlds enor-
nous production marketed at its lowest
prices.
THERE is something odd about the
English sparrow. Tho more you kill
him the moro there are OF him. The
capability OF wholesale reproduction
after death is something Which tho
birdologists have not stopped TO explain.
SINCE there is NJ longer any chance
of working Wall street with stories OF
jay Gould's death, Chicago talent may
as we'll let up on, hat Industry and try
tho effect OF q story that Jay Gould has
reformed.
1Fthe more money howlers would stop
bowling long enough to tell how the
fellow who has nothing to exchange is
to get his share Of they would seem less
preposterous.
# Ea. +saIrrTa.
"BIILy" Florenco's. brother never
heard that daughter had been born to
the comedian and his accomplished
wife. Whatl Never heard Of "Libbie
dear?" J
TIE colored people Of North Carolina
own S., ooo,O 900 Of real and personal prop
erty. The bottom rail is doing pretty
vol, all things considered.
Mr.. INGALLS, seems willing to return
otho senatevia Kansas. a great state
should not desire to oyer.work a will
ing servant.
AFTER such a Sunday as as yesterday
everybody should5be able to go to his
work today in good spirits. It was an
ideal day.
A scARc1rYt Of fish is recorded in New
Nork, Is that city going to loap Lent
this year?
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AssoARclTY Of fish is recorded in New
Nork. Is that city going to loaap Lent
this yearp
The morning call., 1892-10-27
POLITICAL DoH'Ts.

Don't run away with the idea that be-
cause YOU have registered you have dens
your whole duty 10 regard TO the election
don't forget TO go to the polls an6 vote
Don't forget 10 stamp a ittls red cross
opposite every candidate you are entitled Ia
vote for, for every vote counts.
Don't imagine that The AuElFa. asa ballot
is complicated; it is not when yen study il
for few minutes.
Don't fail to fad out beforehand the name
of the candidate you will vote tor aud tie
mum Der opposise that name
Don't go to the voting booth without 4
list on which appears the number Of every
candidate you VIII vote for; from that Isl
you can quickly make up your ballot.
Don't vote for any but those who will
honestly and faithfully administer the affairs
of the city government; tie Non-PartisaR
candidates will do taas
Don't be delndsd by the vapor;agsnf the
organ of the TDird-sfre6t tripiets Kelly
Crmmins and De Young.
Don't forget 90 teach ali wonld-0e bossas
that they do not own the city and the voters
thereof; you can do that by voting sgainst
their nominees.
Don't place little red cross on your tieka.
opposite the name Of any caadidate who
wears corporation collar, or what Ia VERSE
that Of the ThiId-strees triplets
Don't imagine that the nominees Of tba
Sutter-street bosses ere free from boss inn.
ence; they are ret.
Don't forget that the polls viii eloso AZ !
o'clock this time. 5e On hand before thai
hour
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II IS ElGING This WAY.
Michigan Capitalists Favor
This City.
LOCKING At THE GROUND.
Grand Rapds dan Talks Of Locating o
Large F. iture Factory in san
FFaneisso.

Charles r. Webb. a prominent resident
VI Chieago' Is Aere or a mission OF consid-
cradle importance to bis city.
lie represent a number Of the Lake CITY
ana Grand RAPIDS capitalists who favor toe
location of large furniture factory In this
city or the immediate Deighborhoed
Mind you" said AIr. Webb warningiy. -
an only Casually looking over the ground
to see what car be 10rs here In the line o.
manufacturing furniture for the trade o.
this coast.
Those whom l represent ere heavily IN
terested in the furniture factories Of MICH
gan and Chicago.
They regard with considerable interess
the growing importance of the Pac'no
Coast. and have the Impression that 'ne
manufacture CT furn turs here on ia's'
scale would be a remuneratiye one.
81 think so far as ] have inyesneatsS
that their judgment IS correct. ecu lAs 'i
the material here and San francisco -
ton as a manufacturing center Is
toned. ttv
Both for tie cbeaper and nlors eo 81,
grades OF furni axe tzs Is g gooe MAJ
here. M
Besides, 1T would be extended. and Lne
Pacific Coast is low CD the aSeen 1sh +, -
that the natural incEeasa in trade a.Vno
would warrant tbs loca,i0n heTe ot 90 -
tensiye manufacturers establishment.
There Is one thing that surprises y
when il Is taken Into consideration I'm
Californians are a pTogressive and wealtaf
people, and that is you hare only eae fali-
road system ceItering here.
But it has been explained 10 me tna, lhe
capitalists here ara rot content VIII
small percentage in return for their cf p
ital. They wart IL double their money aia
Of course that stands IN the way OF invest
ing in stable enterprises.
Now, while I am not 81 liberty 70 ssa.5
just what those whom represent VII 20
know they are strongly imbued with the
idea that huge furniture factory at lh's
point will pay.
while my investiga lions have not been
thorough by any means still shey are SD
cient to show that there is money IL Ihe
business.
Il go East tomorrow night. and II m}
mission is satisfa factory | will return aboui
the first of the year.
son my return l viii be able 20 give yoIi.
detailed account OF what we intend 60 90.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
FIRBMBN As POLITICIANS.
Rainey Wants to Save -Four
Of His Friends.
The Rest of thu Deps 1ent Being Dludsd
Into Working for the Success Of Kelly
and Crimmip3.

Notwithstanding 81 statements 70 the
contrary. the Fire Department Is n politics.
1t is arrayed on the size 81 CEinmins and
Kelly, and every fireman is doiBg bis leyel
best to further the interests Of these bosses.
Next year the terms % offiee OF Fire Com
missiOners Ames snC Schmitt will expire
and the duty OF aape 9g their successors
will devolye upc Oming board.
II Kelly and CTs @io, RaIney's rule
will continue as 9i t The commission
ers appointed b. s0s Kelly and Crimmins
Board OF Super Is viii be only figure
heads.
Rainey will b the executive officer. BE
has particular reasons Tor continuing IN the
control of the de plrlmenl.
There are men ia that branch OF the
municipality wh5 have been depioyed too
often under his banner to del yer over 10
the tender mercies Oh those who exeerase
bossism.
George H. Maxwell secretary Of the
board. Denny sullivan, assistant chief en-
gineer, John D0ugnevty, assistant engineer,
and John REILLY. snparlg ieDdent or boilers
and engines. are che Rtivi6RHis whom
Rainey desires 70 be retained in the city's
service,
The rest of the department is Kelly's. To
do with as be wishes, and it Is well
known fact that the great majority OF them
will be ruthlessiy thrown ~ on the streets
to make way for helly's heelefs.
The firemen, engineers and drivers Of the
different companies, together with the eS-
tramen, are being deluded into the belief
that upon the success Of Ksily and Grim
Minis depends their livelihood as fromen.
But Kelly's promises are yaa. Ia all
probability he VIII retain Kelly. OougheTty
Sullivan and Maxwell bat as to the Others
he will "bouncs" them all.
Even some OF the more leYel-heaGed mem
bers of the Fire Department are beginning
to awaken to the fact that they are merely
being used to further k-sfs-ss = tareets
They begin to feel rather dubious about a
continuance in office should Kelly sageaed
They know his followers ara numerous ana
will want everything that has dollar lie
to 1t.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
sharpshootlng Not Pleasant WORE.

''Sharpshooter medals are now at the price
of many bruises" said a military man to
Cincinnati Times~Star representative. "Ihe
heavy charges OF powder we use IN our
rifles makes q heavy kick. despite the So
lidity of The guns. and while this does not
hurt for few rounds, II gradually works
up bruise that is very painful; and the
the beauty of the matter is that we cannot
stop for that, but must go on till We shoot
the required number OF rounds. No, sir;
mans shoulder never becomes eallonsed so
he does not mind the recoil. with light
weapons this may be- SO. but with army
rifles. never"
The morning call., 1892-10-27
snsIaI Notes.

Borromean Council No. 129, 7. III. i. viii
give an entertainment and social at Mission
Opera Hall, Psi Mission street. Tomorrow
evening ,r :,
nIaca at Mission Opera Hall, on Mission
street. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
this aVaniuu.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
AN INSURANCE SUIT.

A Redwood City widows action Again.
New York Corporations.
Mrs. Mary C. Smith of Redwood CITY
widow Of Andrew Smith who aIed in thai
city on January 8. 1892, fled Complaint in
the United States Circuit Court yesterliav
against the Commercial Alliance Life Ia.
snrance Company Of New York to1acover
10000. for which sam her late husbanS
had taken out a policy 10 that Corporation
Mrs. Smith has already been paid nearIv
so. oGO insurance by other companies. the
Alliance of New York being the only one
In fail to respond to her claim.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
rREE-nEcAusE OF MY VERY EXTENSIVE

EREE-BECAUSE OF MY VERY EXTENSIVE
correspondence | have been compelled to ar
range large circular OF valuable general informa-
tiOn and good advice. and catalogue accurately
ana reliably describing great many very desirable
properties and great bargains In land and country
homes OF every class and price in all parts OF the
State, every word OF which is based over Is
years of solid experience and every ranch is de-
scribed from personal knowledge; invaluable TO
everybody; II you are Interested In this subject
send your and your friends name and address and
this valuable l6-psge large book Will be sent YOU
free of charge. Respectfully, N ID. SICKELS, The
Land Agent. 10 Montgomery ST., S. +. oc23 SuTh 2r
The morning call., 1892-10-27
IMPROVED PROPERTY

Cali and obtain one OF our "ReaI Es tate Rec
ords,' which contains list Of properties for
sale In all parts Of the city.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs
HoUsEBRoKERs AND RENT COLLECTORS.
% MONTGOMERY ST.

% MONTGOMERY ST
$25 ,0O0-An elegant residence and large lot:
stable, etc. street; lot 90 feet front, To-
Gated near Van Ness ave- suitable for doctor; make
offer.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT corner; 81 :6xl0U: on good
car liae; buildings always rented; income,
$1,000 per ann um; a decided bargain
Sl2 0O0-GIven away al this price: fine residence
and large lot 50:llxl31 % with stable, garden and
all m odern Improvements.
ST500-Corner af 22d and Bartlett SITS; 37xl25;
improvements nominal: elegant residence on bush
ness property.
$35Oo-Harr son ST., near 7th: electric cars pass
property good house; lot 2Ox6O TO rear street
$500 Minna ST.. near Sd; .-stoTy flame; rents
S64
VACANT LOTS
Price reduced to 10000: mortgage S55OO-Nw.
corner California and Laurel SITS; l37 :6xl32 Z lis:
toe cheapest 50-yara on Preside Heights; offer
wanted.
s35OO-Golden Gate ave, near DevisaderO; 25x
l37 IS
$500 Cheapest corner in Western Addition;
- 6Xi 10.
s226O-Golden Gate ave. sunny side). near Lott
ST.. 25xll0.
100000 lots. corners. Folsom St: on line
Of electric road now being built; terms easy.
1878 each-L0tS at Ocean View; level and ready
to build on; $50 down, $40 per month.
Potrero block for sale cheap; size 20Oxi0Oi 80
lots. 25xl0O each: easy terms.
Cheap lots easy terms OF Omnibus
line on 1weaty-fOurth st.: each lot 25xl00; $500
Apply to RIVERS BROS. q LONG. % Mont
gomery ST. oc23 SuIuTh
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4 n bMDSEN ~ SO,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AuCTIoNEERS.
Ia Montgomery ST., s. +.
Cali and obtain one OF our "ReaI Estate Rec
ordS.' which contains a list of properties for
sale in all parts OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
G10hO 2 FLATS, AND STABLE IN THE
NL-OO. rear: on 18th ST., close to Marketst.
cars; rents S4OS per annum; lot 25xll5.
Gil SOO FLATS OF AND ROOMS
brick foundations. etc.; rents SS5 per month; on
10th St. close to Market; lot 45xl15.
G0nnO 2 HOUSES on OAK ST, CLOSE TO
Q}OOOV. Market; contain rooms and bath
per annum.
S500O CCLEMENTINA. NEAR 4TH: q
W. houses of . rooms and bath each;
25xsO.
c1OOO CLOSE TO nth AND FOLSOM SITS;
DIOOU. cottage house Of rooms; this is
dead bargain.
C7S0O O'FARRELL ST, CLOSE TO LA
u tOOO. guna; front and rear improvements
house on o'Farrell ST. contains rooms and bath;
rear house also contains rooms, bath and base
ment; lot 25xl20 TO rear street
$780, s5s .1o FLATS Of oa RoSM s
bay-windows; brick foundations; stone walks;
street paved with bituminous pavement; mortgage
annGm; lot 30xl27 IS.
@1TSO UNION ST. CLOSE TO MoNTGoM-
ID ~. cry; front house of 7 rooms and bath,
aud rear OF rooms; rents $242 per annum.
c. 0OO0 o'FARRELL ST.: NICE BAY-wlN-
GCAJO dow residence OF rooms aud bath:
laundry; stone walks, etc; flower garden; lot SIX
81 to rear street.
GSR0O PRICE REDUCED; ONE OF THE
COOOO. prettiest small homes in the Mission;
cottSge house of rooms and bath; Capp ST.;
hne large garden; lot 40X1226.
GQ100 NEAT COTTAGE ON CLARA ST:
PoIOO. contains rooms and bath stable for
&9000 RENTS 1888 PER ANNUM; FLATS
SDOpOO. OF rooms and bath each; lot 25xS0;
San Carlos ave-. street work all done.
CIR 600 FINE, SUBSTANTIAL INVEST.
y .OuO. ment on LarkiD ST. in stores. flats
and rear house; in rstclasS conditions stone walks;
rents SlsU0 psr annum; lot 4UxSI 6 always rented.
u OOUU. rooms and bath; brick foundations;
18th ST, Valencia lot 25XlO0; TINS is bargain.
G1S 60O HowARD-ST. INVESTMENT;
ID III. OOO. nearly new e.story bay-window
houses IN store and flats: brick foundations.
walks. ETC.; rents $1,000 per annum lot 6OX95.
UNIMPRovED PROPERTIES
" HAVE2 FINE LOTS ON THE n. LINE OF
w Paelhc ave-, commanding magnificent view of
the bay; for particulars apply at Office
$3.50 EACH lots on Laidey ST., close to electric
line; 25xlQ0 each
SOLICITATIONS St. mr.. Japan ave.; l50xl0O.
Sl300-Cor. Italy and Lisbon sts.; lU0Kl50.
g. II. UMBSEN Il CO.. II Montgomery. o25 TuTh
DIVERS BROS. & LONG,
The morning call., 1892-10-27
Chanrs Id Managen,eni.

S. P. Young. who FOR two and BALI
vaars nos, has alled the position of treas
1rsr and manager Of the California Safe
Denosit and Trust Company OF this city.
has resigred his position 20 take much
needed rest.
The morning call., 1892-10-27

r,,snow known that precious and semi.
,aoi 70 s,ones ere engraved with all the
51aiicacw of modern llagFee work as long sgo
a as the time e Horace. centuries befogs
s 90 ,u nowder wheel and lathe were knoAn.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.

~ H. UMBSEN Co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTI0NEERS.
Ia Montgomery ST., s. +.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
THE oARNALL-HoPKTNs COMPANY,
INCORPORATED
DEALERS In CITY AND
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
624 MARKET ST, OPP PALACE HOTEL.
G07SO Two-sToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS.
do ~. with stable In rear on Treat ave..
23d ST.; lot 26xl23:6.
$e5o0-2 fine flats on Pine ST., paying over 10 per
cents lot 25xl37:6
s525o-store and fiat of rooms on s. side of
Brannsn St, mr.. 9TH; lot 25x75; income 500 per
month.
s6sO0-Fine investment on N side OF Green ST..
bet Franklin and Cough flats. paying s55 per
month.
Elegant bsy-window residence conta ming 10
rooms and bath on Bush ST., mr.. Taylor; lot 22:l0x
100 with cottage in rear; call for particulars and
make offer.
VACANT
s30O0-Lot 2S:3xl37 IS; on s. side OF Green ST..
near Cough,
ST., near Dame.
ss5cO-Lot 30x245. running through to rear
street; on w. line of Harrison ST., mr.. z2d
s3660-Lot 25xll2 on N. line OF Hayes ST., bet.
DevisadeTo and Frederick.
s2sOo-- Cheap lot 26xl87:e, on S. line Of Grove
ST., near Lyon. oc23 SuTh
oTO0Q 2-sTORY HOUSE; 9RooMS: BATH;
- aUUU. lot 2exI37;6 fine marine view. APP
ply on premises, 26l4 L3guna St oc23 ats
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
GR000 A BARGAIN; FINE FRUIT RANCH
trCUOU. in Santa Cruz mountains. Address
Bargain, box 80, Cali Branch ONCE oc27 3t+
GI10O BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN noMEiN
u IIOO. Sonoma room house, carpenter
shop, barn, stable. chicken-houses, carriage car
riage-house; choice fruits, grapes; garden and
lawn; genuine sacrifice. SWEETSER BRIGGS,
102lI5 Market st.
eACRES: LEVEL: GOOD HOUSE; BARN ALL
" cultivated: 35 miles from city; $1,000; free
catalogue. PAC. EXCHANGE. 90 Kealny.
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I ADY WOULD LIKE CHILD TO BOAkD WITH
IL mot hers care: age objection. 80 Oak Grove
ave-. between Fifth and Sixth, Harrison and Bryant
streets oc2l It's
INIDOw WOULD LIKEl OR 2 CHILDREN TO
W board; largo yards best OF care. 30 Haighto2 3m
The morning call., 1892-10-27

Sill 500 and fLs sats OF ssos ASD Rooms
brick foundations. etc.; rents SS5 per month; on
10Th ST, close to Market; lot 45xll5.
The morning call., 1892-10-27

q Qn00 2 HOUSES ON OAK ST., CLOSE TO
QOOOO. Market: contain q rooms and bath
each; bsywind ows; brick foundations; rents $500
The morning call., 1892-10-27

G10h0 FLATS, AND STABLE IN THE
NI-OO. rear: on 18th St. close to Markets.
cars; rents $40S per annum; lot 25xlI5.
The morning call., 1892-10-27

/ RESTAURANT ON MARKET ST, FOR
y sale cheap: doing fine business; rent very low
address p o.. box 49, Can Branch once. 0cz5 Ste
The morning call., 1892-10-27

ErOR sALE-HOTEL AND BAR: DOING GOUD
! business: full Of hosrders: cause sickness; at
sacrifice. Apply JAMES R0DDEY, saloon cor.
Ridley aud West Mission sts. Ocz5 It,
The morning call., 1892-10-27

C.G-S DAIRY PRODUCE ROUTE: IS REG
= - -. Ul2r customers; good horse ana wagon;
pays SIS PER month; trial allowed positive bar
gain. City business Exchange, 1927 Market st. u