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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-09-09
NOT SO HARD As 1T SEEMS.

A patent strikes person as an appallingly
formidable thing. The idea is that an inventor
must be natural genius, like Edison or Bell;
that he must devote years to delving in compli-
Gated mechanical problems, and that he must
spend fortune on delicate experiments before
he can get new device to a patentable degree
of perfection. This delusion the company de-
sires to dispel. 1t desires to get into the head
of the public a clear comprehension of the tact
that 1t is not the great complex. and expensive
inventions that bring the best returns to their
authors. but the little. simple and cheap ones
the things that seem so absurdly trivial that
the average citizen would feel somewhat
ashamed of bringing them to the attention of
the Patent Office.
Edison saws that the profits he has received
from the patents on all his marvellous invent
ions have not been sufficient to pay the cost OF
his experiments. But the man who conceived
the idea of fastening bit of rubber cord to a
child's ball. so that it would come back to the
hand when thrown, made a fortune out of the
scheme. rhe modern sewing machine IL mi
racle of ingenuity-the product of the toll Of
hundreds of busy brains through hundred
and fifty years, but the whole brilliant result
rests upon putting the eye of the needle at the
point instead of at the other end.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-09-09
A PHYSiCiAN TALKS.
The Remarkable Story and AM-
davit of Dr.. Lewis Bi0ndjn.

Afflicted with Paralysis for Twenty
ave Years-PrOnOunced Ineurable
by the Foremost Physicians OF
the World-A Case OF World
Wide Interest.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-09-09

81 submit the above described invention in
competition for the twenty Ave Hundred Dol
lar Prize offered by the Press Claims Company.
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Orchard and arden


the orchard and among the small
fruits.
Let the hogs and poultry run inthe
orchard and consume the wormy
fruit and insects.
Reasonably early in the fall is one
of the best times for setting out as
paragus and rhubarb plants
So far as is possible have all man.
ure used in the garden thoroughly
rotted. 1t will lessen the weed seeds.
If the seeds of forest trees are to
be saved for planting care should be
taken not to allow them to get too
dry.
Whatever cultivation is given in
the vineyard should always be shall
low, as the roots grow near the
surface.
The principal value Of salt as a
fertilizer either in the garden or or
chard is to make plant food in the
soil available.
The ounce likes a deep, rich soil,
rather moist than otherwise. 1t
does better if allowed to branch out
near the ground.
For a profitable market apple the
FIRST consideration is a fine appear
anee, the second, prod uctiveness
and the third quality.
Only the choicest fruits put up in
the best manner bring the best
prices; anyone going into that bust.
ness should consider this.
One Of the most important items
in the selection of trees for trans
planting is to select those that have
plenty of good, healthy roots.
With all fruit plants, in setting
out, it is quite an item to press the
soil closely around the roots. This
is essential in order to avoid loss.
In setting out small fruits plants
use all reasonable care to set them
in as straight line as possible. II
will lessen the work in eultivating
If the strawberry plants show
any Indication of the grub, dig down
among the roots, and if good work
is done at the start they may be
killed out.
In undertaking to grow small
fruits select piece Of ground that
can be readily and thoroughly
drained. Have it convenient to the
house if possible.
If plants are to be wintered in q
cold frame the seed should be sown
early enough to admit of the plants
securing good start to grow before
cold, freezing weather sets in.
If properly done the planting Of
evergreens may be made not only
to add to the appearance of the
place, but also serve as a protection
to the farm buildings and the
orchard.
Plan to set out some fruit every
year. This is the best way of keep
ing up the supply. If there is 6
vacant place on the farm that can
not be used otherwise plant fruit
tree there.
1t is safest to take up in good sea
son tender plants that are TO be win
tered, SO as to get them we'll started
before the weather gets so cold that
II Will necessary TO Keep them In the
house all the time.
With fall setting of strawberry
plants early planting is very desir'
able, yet it is rarely a good plan to
do the work unless there is a suf
ficient moisture in the soil to induce
a good growth from the start.
Iftent caterpillar make a start or
any of the trees, whether fruit OF
shade the sooner they are cut off and
burned the better. Cut off the limbs
or branch below them and burn
This is the safest and best wav O.
keeping rid of them.
Dead wood allowed to remain ir
the trees not only spoils the appear
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1893-09-09
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
Auditor al! Treasurer.

Following Is the Auditors and Treasurer's
Joint Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
June 80, 1893.
BALANCES IN SEVERAL FUNDS APRIL l. 1898.
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-BYTHE-
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
BILLS
Lyon County, Nevada.
Aug. Term OF 10@ q.

The following bills we're examined and allow
ed by the Board of County Commissioners at
its regular quarterly meeting. held August
9TH, 1898:
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PIANOS. vIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC

wEEK'sNEWs FOR 5 CENTs-TaE WEEKLY
\ CALL. IN wrapper. ready for mailing
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BY CARLOAD ONLY.
The Southern PaCifiC's
New Schedule.
A GREAT REDUCTION" MADE.
1t Is Designed to Hoodwink the
Business Community and the
General Public.
A GREAT :. REDUCTION" MADE.

&. p. Huntingt0n's estimate of the in
telligence of the California merchants must
be very low one. for he promulgated yes
terday scheme. which IS so clumsily con-
cocted that he could only hope to deceive
men entirely ignorant and iliterate by put
ting 1t into effect.
What is supposed to be new special
commodity tariff from San Francisco to
San Jose. Stockton, Sacramento. Marys-
vile, Oakland and all stations on the west
ern division main line between Benicia and
Sacrament to inclusive, and some points in
Southern California, made its first appear
ance yesterday morning and was put imme-
diately into effect.
This new tariff pretends to make a sweep
ing reduction of local freight rates and
therefore was hailed with joy by the ship
pers until they investigated the little book
AMI found that there was no cause for re-
Jolcing, because in reality there were no re-
auctions made except on carloads.
There are hardly any of the commodities
named in the new schedule ever shipped
between local points in so large quantity
as carloads. so the whole reduction is abso-
lutely worthless to the merchants and in
tended only to pull the wool over the pub
lies eyes.
The opinions expressed by some OF the
leading shippers yesterday, when they found
out how low standard the Southern Pacific
Company pplies to their business sense,
were anything but fattering to Mr.. Hun
tington and his men.
One man expressed the general feeling
very tersely when he said:
1T is an insult to the business community
to issue such a tariff and call it reduction
of rates. because the men who complied this
schedule are plainly telling us that we have
not got brains enough to see that this kind
of a reduction is absolutely without benefit
to anybody.
mlttee was in regular session yesterday.
contract with the Panama Railroad was the
principal topic of discussion.
Manager Leeds stated after the meeting
adjourned that the committee was not as
yet IN a position to make any public eX-
PLANTATION as TO what It's action in the mat
ter will eventually be.
There is a hitch somewhere in the con-
tract as it reads and some of the Traffic As
sOciation's members are opposed to endors-
ing the document until it is modified and
made more reciprocal.
The outlook in railroad matters before the
sol0ns at Sacramento occupied some time AT
the meeting.
A rumor which was circulated In railroad
circles to the effect that the North Pacific
Company was about to make a big cut of
rates was positively denied by l.. W.
Hitchcock. that company's general agent,
who said when seen:
There is no truth in all this talk about
our road making preparations for cut.
Our rates are trm aud are going to remain
sop
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A Tortoise Two Centuries Old.

When Mauritius was ceded to Great
Britain in 1910 there was a gigantic turtle
in the court of the artillery barracks a
Louis, says the London Globe. which is
there still, although almost blind. i
weighs, according to French observer. 100
kilOgrammes and measures 2.59 meters tSlA
feeO across the carapaee. It's height from
the ground to the top Of the earapace, when
it walks. is about 0.63 meters about two
feesl
1t is believed to be 200 years old at least,
nevertheless it carries two men ON its back
with ease. 1t Is evidently survival IF the
large turtles which formerly existed in a
wild state in the Seychelles and other
Islands of the Indian Ocean, out are now
only found wild in the Aldabra Islands.
northwest of Madagascar, where they are
rapidly disappearing.
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RESOLUTIONS.


A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
~ City Han Commissioners held January 81.
1898. the following resolution passed to
print: Resolved That final estimate In the
sum OF $50. In fayOrOf Charles Dunlap. Con-
tract No. 33A, pass to print Ayes-Comnii
sOner Cresws
fel ST ex Su EDWARD !. WOLFE. Secretary.
NOTICE TO CORPORATIONS AND PERSONS
~ supplying water and to water-rate payers
Clerks once. Board OF Supervisors, Fran
cisco January 81. 1898.
Public notice is hereby given that the Board OF
Supervisors OF said city and county will meet on
at their chambers IN the new city Hail. and resolve
Itself into committee of the whole for the purpose
OF holding an investigation into the value OF The
property OF any corporation OF person supplying
fresh water 60 this city and county or to the nhab
ltaDts thereof
Ali corporations or individuals supplying fresh
water as aforesaid hereby requested TO be
present at said meeting and all other adjourned
meetings held Tor the purpose OF acquiring intOr-
nation to enable inell ent action to be taken In
al Iustng and fixing water rates for the year CON-
meDcing July /, 1888
payers also called to said meeting and to the fact
that the Board viii hear. consider aud pass upon all
complaints which they may wish to have nve5tL
gated. [ja3l so JOHN A. RUSSELL. Clerk.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
~ City Hail Commissioners, held January ~,
1898, the following resolution was passed TO print:
Resofped. That j. J. Mccarthy be aud he hereby Is
Commissioners. vice t. |. Wolfe, resigned. In ac-
cordance with an act TO provide for the compile
ton OF the City Hall. approved March "a,
1876 and that this resolution pass TO print
Ayes Commissioners Ebert, Frederick, Cress-
well EDWARD l. WOLFE, Secretary.
Anf
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LEGAL NOTICES.


n Office TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ California and ortheastern Railroad Company:
tice is hereby gwen that in pursuance OF a
luton of the Board of Directors OF California
and Northeastern Railroad Company, unanimously
adopted At a meeting OF said Board OF Directors.
duly and regularly held at the office of said COM
pauy In the city and county OF San Francisco State
or California OF the 25th day of November 18 ". a
special meeting OF the stockholders Of said Cal
ifOrnia and Northeastern RaIlrDad Company VIII be
held at the ONCE of tie company in room 7, in that
certain building known Number IA SansOme
street, IN the city county OF San Francisco. In
the State OF California (the same being the prInci
pal place OF business OF the said corporation. and
being the place building where tho Board OF
Directors OF said corporation usually meeI) on
Thu RSDAY, the I'd day of March. 1898, at the
hour OF O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF taking
Into consideration and acting upon the proposition
to issue bonds of said corporate in the sum OF
Eight Hundred thousand Dollar. the payment of
the be secured by mortgage or deed OF
trust OF certain of the properties Of said company.
for the purp Sc OF providing means 10 pay off the
iEdebt dness to be incurred In rhe purchase.
structon aud equipment of certain OF The lines or
railroad Of said corporation III the State OF Cali
fOrnia
Dated the 29th day of December, 1892.
y f BARRY,
Secretary OF the California and Nortbeas Rail-
road Company. deg ] OF Tn
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ssEsSMENT NOTICE - NAVAJO MINING
y COMPANY. Location OF principal place Il bust
ncss Sau Francisco California Location OF WORKS.
Tuscarorz KikO County Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that 81 meeting OF the
Board of irectors held the 9Th day of Jan nary.
1898 an assessment mo 24J o. ten (IB) cents per
share levied upon tho capital stock OF tho
roration payable Immediately in United States
gold coin TO the secretary At the ONCE Of the Com
psEy, 80 Pine street. rooms 10 and IT. San Fran
cisco, California
Any stocx upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day or February, 1898,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction ami unless payment is made before Will be
sold on Tuesday. ths 7th day OF March, 1893, 10
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising aud expenses OF sale By order OF
the Board OF Direotots J. W PEW, Sc cretsry.
Onics-3lB Pine street, rooms 10 and II. san
Francisco California. jail III
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An Old Rhyme Up to Date.

Twinkle, twinkle. little star:
Wonder Just how Old you are?
You are billed as "y0ung soubr :te,"
But you're forty FIVE, pll bet.
-KansaS Civ FORMAL
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The Star Part.

"Casket left the opera troupe very sud-
denly, didn't hep
Yes; and he was manager. too"
Did he take any part?"
''Oh. mercy, yesl The profts.-ChieaGo
Inter Ocean.
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MIGHT Be Utilized.

Mrs. Stevens-JobD. do believe 1 hear a
man under the bed.
John-For heavens sake keep still. Hes
ter, and maybe | can get him to make the
fire in the mOrning.-Chieago Inter Ocean.
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.
A Bad BIunder.

Magazine ice-boy-Oh. there's been an
awful time I'D in the editorial-room to-day.
Business Manager-Eh, what's the trOu-
BILE?
Office boy-The janitor made a mistake
and put the No Admittanee" sign at the
subscription { flee aud the Welcome" door
mat in front Of the editors room.-Good
Npws
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Cause for Regret.

"I'm awfu'ly sorry Pm not GIRL"
Said little Johffnie Koy.
"Pd jump and dance the liveIong day.
"Id be so fun OF Joy.
just think. when home from church got
Mamma would not say, John.
hat was the text?' but she would ask
WI hat Mrs Jones had on
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A Shocking Case.

Spark-Wby do trolleymen on electric
cars wear rubber gloves.
Flash-BecauSe they're not conductors.
The Clothiers' and Haberdashers' Weekly.
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C.DAOO CORNER GROCERY AND BAR,
e. --NVO. with rooms; rent cheap; can have
lease; daily receipts S25; good stock and fixtures:
estabi shed years. BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 1927
Market st. iaSO IL
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Ge00O NICE BAY-wINDOW FLATS ore
SDOtOO. rooms each; brick foundations stone
walks and all modern improvements; nicely located
In Western addition; rents SO: lot 25x9I:6.
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SPIRITUALISM.


UIRST-CLASS SITTI>G BY SINGING EVANGE-
Il list. Test circle Wednesday evenings l42
Seventh ST.. room 80: lectureand test Sunday
ings, e0912 Marketst. fell I'm
If iSS MEIIVINA. THE YOUNGEST CLAIR
w voyaDt on the coast. 776 Howard rm 8 81 IL
MRS. J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRvOYANT. TEST
w medium and LIE reader zig Stockton. APIS u
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BERKELEy REAL ESTATE
ERKELEY PROPERTY.


Sl80O-house rooms and bath; lot 50x125.
$9OO-house rooms and bath: lot 50Xl30.
S24OO-house rooms and bath lot 50Xl30.
$3.50 eaeh-i0 choice lots, 5OII30.
S39OO-house, 2-story rooms and bath; corner
lot, 50N IS
$3.50 eacb-2 choice lots, 50xl30: on small cash
payments balance to suit; railroad station
aud electric cars
Apply TO }. b. HENLER, real estate agent, SO
Sbattuck avenne keTkeey. fe2 81
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Builders Contracts.

d. Iapoub!e with L. Ceregbino, TO build on lots 8.
a. 9 aud ID, block 49, West End Map l; $l700.
o. ID. Baldwin with Pacific Coast Door Company.
miIlwork on SW corner of Spruce aud Washing ton
streets IO3xl 81 g: 1850.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

4 PER CENT CITY LOANS: NO DELAY. Ii NJ.
WooLLEf. r. i NILS building, Sd floor. del Il
DLENTY MONEY On FIRST OR SECOND
MUNEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND OTHER
1n valuabes at the Security Loan Bank, 1l06
Market, nr. Mason; private entrance Z Turk 9u
NJ OSEY AT 6% On FIRST AND SECOND MORT.
hn cages without delay. MURPHY. 326 Pine. 3n
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1t Turned Into a Dime.
New York Recorder.

NEW
Mankind" he said, slowly and grayely,
"may be divided into two great classes.
With one dollar turns into dime; with
others a dime turns into dollar. As for
me" he spread out his hands with an ex-
pressive smile; there was no need to fms h
the sentence; his present appearance and
his past history finished it for him. He
then borrowed one.
Later in the day when the evening shades
prevailed met him again.
my friend" he said, his voice husky
with emotion; my friend" he repeated
was it sob?-'it has turned into dime r.
Themistocles was passonatey fond OF
dancing and flute-playing
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AwftIIIv SIanQv.

Quoth he; " Pretty miss Will you grant me Kiss .
lis for one-only one that SUE
A look OF sui prise came into her eyes,
And she said: What's the matter with two -
Kansas city journal.
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? oe5O MOSS ST; RENTS $50; HOUSES
DOOOO. OF rooms each; street accepted; lot
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.

400 TURK CHELSEA HOUSk)-NEW HOUSE,
IOO new furniture; hot water throughout; rooms
single and en- suite from $40 upward; board OPP
tonal; W thin block Of cable Iiue transferring
other lines blocks ni City Halls references j29 St.
OS0 MISSiON-SINGLE ROOM AND BOARD
700 with German lady So week jag 7t
ONTGOMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL. 227
In and 229 Second st.-SIngIe meals, 25c; board
and room per day 75c to 81 by the week. 81 to IS:
free coach to and from the hotel ap21 tf
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GIOn PER LOT, BLOCK FROM SAN MATEO
- lOU car; In COlma: easy terms Owner 617
Jones St jazz u
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Shiny Ones Are Out of Date

81 cannot marry you" she said.
why, darling. tell, is all love dead ?"
mo, dear. I'm sure ia feel the loss,
But on your cuffs you wear the gloss"
Puck
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'IGAR-STAND AND LAUNDRY OFFICE AT
y tic terminus o. prominent streetcar tine laun-
cry alone pays rent; nee stock. Apply Call Branch
q
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$1,000 ma MhM Ere 81 b ba Mss sSs
Howard; brick foundations etc; lot 81 :6xl15.
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SALOON FOR SALE on ACCOUNT OF SICK
a ne S. Inquire at stock Brewery, Beach fe2 IT.
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A ssEsSMENT NOTICE JUSTICE MINING
- Cos pa0Y. Location Of principal place OF bust
ness san Franc SEQ. California; location OF works,
Gold Hit mi1iHn d.str c.. storey Cou ity. Aey
Notice IS hereby given that AZ q meeting OF the
board Of directors. he'd tue 9Th day Of January,
1893, an assessment, No. So. OF ten (lOl cents
per share levied upon ths capital stocs OF
the corporation, payable Immediately, IN United
States gold coin. the secretary. al the ONCE Of
the company, room ;, haywsrds building 8 Call
fornla street San Francisco, Cal
Any stock upon which this assess nent shall re-
main unpaid the 9Th day OF February. 1893,
will be oeinQuent and advertised for sale al public
auction. aud unless paymsnt Il made before viii Do
sofd on THURSDAY. the "a day OF March 1893 20
pay the delinquent assessment together With costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale Nv order OF
The board Of directors r F. KELLY. secretary
Ofee-Room ). Haywards building 4i9 Csliior-
MIA street san Francisco. Cal. tal7 I'd
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Undoubtedly Carried Them Out

Midgley-Did the architect carry out your
last plans?
Barton-I suppose he must have, for
don't see anything of them about the house.
Boston Transcript.
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Rather an IT1Drovemenf.

Maude-I was at the theater last night,
but | didn't see the star. Miss Buskin.
She was i'll and unable to appear.
Clara-Tbat was too bad Without her
the play must have been tame enough.
Maude-NOt at all. Miss Buskin's new
Paris gowns were displayed on wire forms,
and people said that the play went rather
better than usual.-Boston Transcript.
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Top Floor of a Chicago Sly-Scraper.

What makes you so late?" asked Mr.
Brokerstock of his boOkkeeper, who came
stroling in about II o'clock.
II missed the 10 80 elevator. New York
Press.
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goo 4 GOOD STEADY MAN As PARTNER
- W. ia . IRE paying restaurant; no agents
OF tTrers. Address Cali Branch ONCE. 5a3l s.
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$50 MARKET ST.
REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
TWO FRONTAGES; 25xl40; OPPOSITE VA
L lencia-st cables few feet from Mission roa d: SO
monthly JONES. ALLEN Il CO.. $50 Market st.
G.I)S EACH; BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN OAK
I'D L ~ land; one block from steam cars: very
easy terms; 81 per week. JONES. ALLEN CO.
$50 Market ST., San Francisco.
COCO FOR A NICE HOME LOT. A FEW FEET
cpAOO from the corner of Mission road and Sill
avenue: men now working on the Mission
cable this Iaad and nice homes already built
tSis tract; think OF 10, home lot for $3.50 size
25Xlo0. and you 60 TO the ferry for 5 cents 80
$40 monthly JONES, ALLEN & co, $50 Mar
ket ST.
THREE 5O-vARAs on LOMBARD ST.; SEW
l. ered and macadamiZed Lombard; Fulton
Iron Works Company are now building their foun-
dry this land; two corners and safe invest
ment; will sell cheap for cash easy terms. JONES.
ALLEN 4 co. $50 Market ST.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE CHANCE OF
Il iifetlme: the oldest and best paying hay and
grain business In the city: the has grown old
in the business and wishes to retire. wood anu coal
also handled; long lease; buildings pay tho
ground rent and leave the hay business rent Tree;
scale, and all the horses, wagons. harness. tools,
etc, required for big business; situated near Mar
ket ST., on the north SIDE and the best travelled
street H. the city; this is hg buy, and could not
he bought for twice the money II roor health did
not compel a sale: Will exchange for city or Oak
land real estate. JONES. ALLEN 3 -. $50 Mar
kets ta29 SuTuTh