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Evening journal., 1894-03-21
Additional Train TO Atlantic city.

Beginning Sunday. March 25th. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
place In service an additional Sunday
morning express train, with psrlor car
to leave Market street ferry, Philadel.
phia, az 9.lj m, arrive Atlantic
City II 10 a. IA returning, leave Allan
tic City at 30 r. m. arrive Philadelphia
1O5p m This train will be especially
convenient for travel from the various
lines cBnteriuP In Broad street station.
Philadelphia, as it will allow the use Of
later Sunday morning trains than under
the former schedule.
The Sunday morning express train,
now leaving Philadelphia at 9 10 a. m.
for Atlantic City aud Somers Point. will
be changed TO leave at s 45 a. m
The Wednesday evening Theatre
Train" will be withdrawn after March
2lst.
Additional trips viii be made by electric
cars over the South Atlantic Branch be
tween Atlantic City and Longport. be
ginning Friday, March 23d
Evening journal., 1894-03-21
A DOLLAR
WILL GO
Farther
And Buy More Now
Than Ever Before
Within Our RecOl-
lection.

In to-day Furniture the
prices as compared with guam
tity and quality are ridicu-
louslv below value in many
instances.
Take Sideboards. We have
Just received and unpacked
two lots that we would gladly
duplicate now that they are on
our floors, but there are no
more to be had at the price.
AS an Illustration we offer a
board 43 inches long, o feet
high, 10 inches deep, with 24x
IA inch Mirror, two small
drawers, one long linen draw
er and closet in base for
Evening journal., 1894-03-21

was not nearly so solidly built up as
now. and such track as was proposed
would have been no more Objectionable
than the tracks Of the Pennsylvania,
Baltimore and Ohio and Belt Lime rail.
roads are now in the same locality.
Protests Of various kinds we're made,
however, and the bill was beaten
"Seeng that IT would be impossible TO
continue TO operate their works under
these circumstances, Morris, Tasker &
Co. decided TO move. and created an i'm
mense plant at New Castle In 1878.
which they are still conducting. While
here the firm empioyed nearly 600 men
during tho busy season large ma )rity
Of whom followed them TO New Castle.
Evening journal., 1894-03-21
BITS FROM TIE WIRES.

The bclgian ministry bass resigned.
Pear Lake Mich. BIAS been Hooded by a
cloudburi
sheriff Beck Of Erie county, n. ", has
been eXonclated
John Reed and Eta shaw. lovers. hang.
ed themselves TO "a trea near Rose Hin. la
The Galcna surface lead. mines are ex-
hausted, but rich veins are believed to be
beneath.
Arthur r. Wardc. theatrical manager.
and Miss Stockweil were married in San
Francisco.
Joseph Stevenson dug out of am old eel
lar at Warsaw, Ind, an iron kettle con
tgining $1,000
no mails have been received at Portland.
Or, from the far e,ist since Tuesday Of last
week, owing to wasnouts
Three members OF DIR. Hnyes' family in
Charlottesville, Ind. were fatally poisoned
by eating canned chicken
Governor Wer,s OF New Jersey has de.
ferred.the execution of Charle- Berremnn
from March % to April 60.
Evening journal., 1894-03-21
rroalabIe FIshIng and DenlIng.

Charles r Lancaster the well known
fisherman. and his mate William Dun
can. are still having unprecedented good
fortune in the Delaware and just in
sight Of town Yesterday, with the
favorite Delaware shad very scarce aud
selling at $50 a hundred, they hauled
into their boat thirty fine fellows and
number OF rock fish Some of the re-
tailers are buying the shad from the
fishermen on new condltions-that the
retailers receive a commission on each
shad, and after deducting that commits
sion, they pay the fishermen the entire
amount realized from the sale. This, Of
course Is only agreed upon by the fisher
men whom they do not question the in
tegrity OF retailer Several boats
caught as high as five shad yesterday
Evening journal., 1894-03-21
Incldonia III the nnr.

Scores OF residents were awakened at
4 o'clock this morning by the loud claps
Of thunder that sounded like an earth
quake or a powder mill explosion.
Frank p Rauey's announcement Of bis
candidacy for City Council is timely and
will put the voters on their guard No
more accidental officials are needed in
New Castle and everybody has proGted
by past experience. Hereafter no body
viii be elected by default
The single tax letter In the EVENING
JOURNAL 10 day was written by New
Castle business man, who was converted
TO the single tax faith by the lecture Of
Mr. Post in the Opera House lest De-
cember, since when he has been an
ardent advocate Of these principles.
Mr. Mcclure, of Fifth street, S W
will move his place of residence TO Third
street, N E where he has rented the
Reeves house adjoining DR.. Kunlz's resi-
dence
The G A. c Double Quartet has re-
sumed rehearsal and will sing at tine
concert OF the City Oornet Band IN tine
Opera House on Saturday evening,
April Ia
Mrs. } G. King aud daughter, Of this
city, and Mrs p NJ Sherwood, Of
Newark, are in Philadelphia to-day.
Evening journal., 1894-03-21
Revlvlng the National Game.

Several new baseball players we're
tried at Battery Park yesterday after
noon, while candidates for tue team to
be supported by the Columbia Athletic
Club were practicing. White, the new
inhelder, did some active work, and his
playing will greatly strengthen the home
club. Captain Madden, of the New
Castle Club, has sold all the old clubs
equipments 20 tho G. A. G. While the
game with the Columbia Club, Of VIII
minRton next Saturday week will not
be championship game. the @ A c. 8
best players will have chance to show
themselves on the field Hushebeclx and
Bacon, old players who have been in
active training, will also strengthen the
clubs infeld
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More like New York Every Day.

At Wilmington. Del New York city
and number Of other places throughout
the country, the police have ordered
that all nickel.in-the.s slot machines
must be stepped at once, or their places
would be raided as gambling houses.
This does not apply to weighing
machines and others of that class,
where An equivalent is received for the
investment. West Chester News.
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DIED.

BRACKIN.- on the 10Th instant, William
II. Brackiu, aged as years.
la INFORM I'm this city, on The 20th in-
stant, Sarah Anne Lamborn, after a short
illness
MURINE ON the 18th Instant IN this
city, Peter, son of thalate James and Mary
Murine. aged 20 years
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BED ROOM SUITS
Have also fallen into line.
We thought the low-price
mark was reached last fall.
To-day our SIS Suit is
better value by 81 than it was
then
At$25.

We have added a new pattern
this week.
Bed, 8 feet high; bureaus o
feet high, 40 inches wide, 10
deep glass, 24x3o, bevel; wash
stand, 3oXI6; two chairs,
one rocker, one table, one
towel rack with glass.
This makes an S-piece Suit.
We offer it for your approval.
See it while we have them il
you want Suit at that price.
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81 o..

Another As inches long, 9
feet 8 inches high, I foot 91a
inches deep, with 24xI4 Bevel
Mirror, two small drawers,
Zone plush-lined) one long
linen drawer and closets in
base, the whole neatly lined
and carved, for
Evening journal., 1894-03-21

Tried and true Is the verdict OF people who
take Hoods sarsaparila. The goot effects of
this medicine are soon felt in nerve strength
restored, appetite created aud health given.
Hoods Pills do not weaken. but aid digest
Ion and tome Lle sLnmnnn. my lunm.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Wing-"There seems TO be more disposition
TO enforce the excise laws" king-"Nes. In
my neighhorhoOd last sunday the side doors
were so carefully watched that the saloon
keepers had 10 admit customers by the front
door. Puck
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Mother ITO think that NV little Ethel
should have spoken so impcriincntly 10 papa
to-day ar dinneri She never hears me talk
that way 10 him" Ethel (stoutlyl well,
but You choosed him, and ] didn't" Brook
I'm Life.
Evening journal., 1894-03-21
Visiting ministers and Good Music.

At the Easter Sunday services in the
M r. Church next Sunday the choir
music, which Is now being rehearsed,
will be elaborate Miss May Goodley will
he the aceoupauist and ChoiImaster
Manlove will direc'. Rev J r Dill, OF
Wilmington, will preach the morning
sermon and Rev J. H. Stewart, Of
Chester, will preach In the evening.
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MARRIED.

WORRALL.- HARRIS AT the residence Of
the brides parents. No 22l Monroe street. on
Thursday. March 10. 1891. by Rev. John ID. G..
Hanna, Harry W0rral and AIiss Cora. y.
Harris, both of Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1894-03-21

1t is only through painstak-
ing efforts and fine discrimi-
nation that bring the choicest
clothes for men. Big and
Little Boys here. Choice
garments from every fashion
able fabric.
Many very popular styles
and particularly good values in
Mems Suits at SIo, SIP and
SIS.
a good time to get a Spring
Overcoat-All-wool with silk
sleeve linings-$6 for Mems,
S. for Big Boys.
Evening journal., 1894-03-21

For the relief and cure Of cold IN the head
there rs more potency I'm Eli p Cream Balm
than In anything else is possible TO prescribe
This preparation has for Years past heeu
making brilliant success as q remedy for
cold in the head. catsrrh and hay fever.
Used In the initial stages Of these complaint s
Cream Balm prevents any seriou- develop
ment Of the symptoms. while almost number
less cases are on record of radical cures of
chronic catarrh and hay fever after all other
treatments have proved of no avail
II declare. ! don't know what to do
mueed Dr. Fizzick Here's ella Mr. Goutley
kicking about my charges, and he's tOO good a
ruafomar. a gurn - -phflndp1ubfa UntnrU
Evening journal., 1894-03-21

Strictly One-price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
Evening journal., 1894-03-21

Landreth's Garden Seeds -StOops.
Latest styles wall papers, from cents up
Stoops.
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S i s..

These are solid oak, well
made and full polish furnish,
Others at SIS, $40, .$2a,
SIS and up to $225 are as
proportionately better and
comparatively as low in value.
Tables and chairs to match.
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- floor ifyou want
CUSTOM to get an idea
of the new
DEPAR TMEhT clothes which
are to be worn
this spring. Few people who
have never seen the department
have any conception of the ex-
tent and variety of the stock of
materials we carry, but when
you consider the trade done YOU
will easily realize where it all
goes. An immense line for
popular-priced suits, $40 and
upward. Trousers So and up.
ward, with good clay diagonal
suits at $25. Coats and vests
$40. Sack suitings at 800 of
black or blue cheviots, neat
mixed worsted and grey cheviots
and one style of a special black
diagonal, fast color, good weight,
fit, makeup and trimmings
guaranteed to be right and salts
factory to you.
Evening journal., 1894-03-21

violent Cramps In the stomach Caused
His Death. just as they killed His
Father Years Before-How the Delaware
Iron works Came to BE Established in
the nelaware Town.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-06

nfELINoUEN SALE NoTiCE~ALTA SILVER
- Mining Company. Location OF principal place
or business, San francisco, California; location
OF works. COLD Hill cold Hill Mining District
Storey County. Nevada.
Notce--Ihere are delinquent upon the follow
ingdescribed stock, account OF assessme nt
(No. 45l levied on the 25tn day OF January, 1894
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows;
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DELINQUENT SALE NoFICE.-sIkRRA Ne.
- vada Silver Mining Company: location of prin-
cipal place of business. san Francisco, CALIFORNIA;;
location OF works. Virginia mining district Storey
County. State OF Nevads.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on account of assessment No.
106. levied on the 18th day OF January. 1894, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spective shar eholders, as follows:
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DELINouENr SAFE NOTICES.

ANA In accordance with law and an order from
the BOARD OF Directors, made the 25th day OF
January. 1874, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such STOCK as may be necessary VIII be sold at
public auction at the auction house OF s. p MID-
DLETON & Co, No SO Montgomery street San
francisco. California, on WEDNESDAY the 2isu
day of March, 1894, At the hour of one ri O'clock
P. N. of said day TO pay said delinquent assess.
ment thereon. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale.
J. f. JACOBUS Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. SO. Nevada block No 30e
MONTGOMERY street. San FNranrisco. CaJiio rnla . ~
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-oCCIDENTAL
~ Consolidated Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business san Francisco Caifor-
MIA; location of works, Silver Star Mining Dis
trict, Storey County. Nevada.
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account of assessment No.
10. levied the 18th day of January, 1894 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
speetive Shareholders, as follows;
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No. No.
| NAMES. Certificate Shares. Amt.
Dixon Miles, Trs, bal. ....6O0O6 SlOO
GiIlon j.. Trustee. .599o5 30 ~ so
Greenebaum. j., Trustee. .. .59544 SO IL so
Grant, Il. r., Trustee. ...4bl33 90 1850
Grant, Geo, Trusee. .5lS05 10 $50
Gauther K. a Co., Trs.....60444 so 1875
Gauthier. E. 81 Co., Trs.....60s59 100 70 90
Jones. o. r., Trustee. ....6O3s7 100 20 90
King w. H.. Trustee. ..... .54575 20 500
Marye, Geo. T. q Son. Trus-
tees. bal. ...,...............4656S so
Marye, Geo. T. & Son, Trs. .56490 90 500
Marye. q. W. & Co., Trs.. ..60S73 200 30 90
Parker, e. L. Trustee. bal. .6254O 4S 1900
Parker. E. L., Trustee. bal. 1854 rs
Parker. E L.. Trustee. .55033 10 $50
Parker. E L. Trustee .56423 100 rs 90
Parker, K. L., Trustee. bal. .57255 10 25O
Parker. f. L., Trustee.......57420 20 800
Parker, T. l.. rustee, bal. .5S7S7 70 725
Parker. z. L., Trustee ......5910I so IL so
Parker, f. l., Trustee .....59l04 so 1875
Parker, T. L., Trustee. 100 25 90
Parker, Z. l., Trustee. ...591i6 100 20 90
Parker, E. l., Trustee. ......59l77 100 % 90
Parker T. l., Trustee .....59227 so 1850
Parker. L. L.. Trustee. $500. 592S3 1U0 20 90
Parker. E L, Trustee. ......59SS7 20 500.
Parker, E L., Trustee, bal. .599l7 23 SIS
Parker, L. l.. Trustee. bal. .60l24 u $50
Parker. L., Trustee. 605S4 35 SIS
Parker. T. l., Trustee. 6O660 SO 1850
Parsons. H. b.. Trustee. -. 41927 100 25 90
Parsons. II. B.. Trustee. 60613 30 1875
Rehisch d Co.. Trus. bal. .5S459 % SIS
Rehiseh & Co., Trustees. .59437 100 % 90
Rehhsch & Co., Trustees ..5995S SO 1880
Rehdsch &c Co., Trustees 6OO5I 90 1880
Rehfsch & CO., Trustees 6OI60 100 25 90
Rehfseh 81 CO.. Trustees. .603l9 100 % 90
Rehisch d Co.. Trustees 6o32O SO 1925
Rehhsch q Co., Trustees. .6O545 100 25 90
Rehfsch & Co, Trustees. .6U6le 100 20 90
Rehfsch q Co.. Trustees. .60667 100 rs 90
Rehfsch & Co.. Trustees. .6oSl2 100 IS co
Rehhsch & Co.. Trustees. .60524 loo 25 90
Rehfsch & Co.. Trustees. .oOY50 100 25 90
Rolph. James. Trustee. bal.52772 l6 1 0U
Root, Geo. b.. Trustee..... .6O327 20 5 90
Root, Geo. b.. Trustee. 60372 so 1850
stauf q Cooper. Trustees. .59987 SO 125O
Turntull. John, Trustee. $1,000 rs 625
Turnbull. John, Trustee. 53Osl 20 800
Turnbull John, IT,. bsl....5S7l3 IFS
Turnbull, John, IT,, bal. -.53714 IT'S
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DELTNoUENr SALE NoTICEs.

A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS TIL
- WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

no BUY SELL OR TRADE CO TO SMITH 4
CO. 80 Kearny st. mrs cts
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q | IN PARTNER, SALOON; MAN WANTFr
D1OO. more than money. SMITH, 80 Kearny
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III lLLINERY-SToR WITH a $1,000 STOCK;
Ni good business: low rent: living-ro0ms fur.
nlshed: at half value. TIEDEMANN Il CO., 96l
haTkel ST
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PosTPoNEMRNr

POSITION MENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed until TUES.
DAY. March Is. 1894. at the hour OF O'CLOCK
I'm BY order of the Board of Directors
1914 10 w. j. GURNETT. Secretary.
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pARTfES THINKING OF OPENING sA
Il looms or stores near the fair grounds will find
tito their advantage to call and see my outfits new
and second hand, OF bars. backbars mirrors
EbelviDRs counters, showcases, scales, safes, iino
Ieums. etc; largest STOCK and only store In the
city of this kind
j. NoONAN. 1917 to 1923 Mission St, above
tixth
OPEN EVENINGS au2ntf
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Go00 SALOON. CLEARS 500 MO-: CHEAP
tCONO. rent: rms. SMITH, so Kearnv. St%
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QAS0 PARTNER WANTED-FINE COFFEE
0D1CO, saloon and restaurant: the owner is first
SlasS COOK aud runs that department: wants a
naOle man or lady with above amount to take
charge OF cash counter and look after he in
ulhlng-room: no labor attached TO st; finest and
largest place in the city, on principal busin ess
street. GEO. STEWART ~ son, $50 Market st.
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G9o9 PARTNER IN CORNER SALOON on
UCCc' hearny ST.: partner preferred 10 helm;
Eood chance for sober man. SMITH Il CO. 80
Nearby. nlrH
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PARTNER IN PAYING CoMIISSIoN BUSI-
- - ness; been established for years and thorough
~ responsible; party desiring to Invest in BUSH
ness paying $50 to as per month will do well to
inYestlgate: price $3.50. TIEDMANN. asl Mkt. !
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T HAVE 80 ACRES OF FINE FRUIT LAND IN
Butte County for sale cheap exchange for
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MUST BE SOLD - MODERN AND WELL
AI built and room cottages: inside deoora-
tionS: mantelS: brick foundations: all street
work done: easy p yments See owner at 2i9
Third ave-; take Geary cars to Third ave-, thence
one block north. mrS 1t
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


S6S00 DECIDEDLY CHEAP; ELEGANT
.DOCOO. new 2story residence, rooms and
bath: complete ana modern: corner lot 50x1O0;
cholce aud conyen ent location; bank loan S4OUu
Sacrificing to close up partnership affairs without
delay: call aud see the premises. NJ j. lay
NANCE q CO. 466 Eighth St. Oakland. Cal.m3 st
GI O0n CHICKEN RANCH, ACRES: NEW
I'd OOO. 4-room bay-window house; spring
water on place and some fruit trees; BARGAIN
Apply ALDEN & GARFIELD 900 Broadway,
Oakland. mr3 at
q. O00 FINE LARGE LOTS IN SOUTH
trOOO. Berkeley, near electric roads and CALI
fornis and Nevada Railroads; lots severed; only
few left at this price; terms SIG cash. balance
easy terms Call at once, CLGU6H d BAk Err,
lOO2 Broadway Oakland. fe2u
TOR SALE. IN GOLDEN GATE-NEw HOUSE
Il of rooms and bath: pantry. hot and cold
water: high basement brick foundation; large
lot; ali fenced; price 5000: only $l0O cash.
beauty and close to station: electric road will
soon pass this place. o. A. sRUDoLPH, 9IS
Broadway, Oakland lal2 tt
GONE CHOICE
OAKLAND PROPERTY
AT PANIC PRICES
NO REAsoNABLE OFFER REFUSED.
w. W. BLOW, 1910 BROADWAY.
de2e Ct
r GOD BUY; NEW MODERN COTTAGE; JUST
" Completed; rooms. bath. etc.: within one
block OF electric car line: street work all done:
cement stone sidewalks, and only 10 minutes to
the center OF oakland; this Will be sold OH a small
cash payment: balance easy instalments: price
$2475: large lot. A. ii. BREED q CO.. $50 Ninth
ST., oakland. del2 u
G6O CASH, $50 PER MONTH, NEW GROOM
dDt'O house; 81 90 cash, S25 per month. new s.
room house, $500 cash, $25 per month. new s.
room house; easy payment: homes $1,000 to
$1,000. Address WIN. p. TODD, 1910 Broadway.
Oakland. feS II exSu
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&7S0 PARTNER WANTED-HARDWARE
u w. tin, crockery. glass. agate and wooden
ware, lamps. oils, cutlery plated goods; every
ming in household use; great aud growing trade;
Keep you on the jump all the time; handsome
store; elegant goods: best business location:
wants good man for store works; lots do; clears
over $500 per month; nice clean business; goods
IN great demand. sell rapidly; strictly cash: spen
dlo proht; full value; no bonus; Investigate. See
GEO. STEWART SON, 632 Market. opp. Palace"
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SEVERAL CITY LOTS NEAn THE PARK 10
Market ST.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

FINEST CABINETS, So PER boz FTCHI
u BERGEklS Gallerv. sos NJ ontr ave. cor G re
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
"a acres of the most eligIbly located land
around Oakland commands a magnificent view
rounding country.
The land Ia small subdivisions would sell from
$50, 900 to 500 00O in five years it will sell tor
S1500UO. II will be sold at great bargain or
exchange for desisable farming property; take
$4,000 OF 3d. 900 in cash, balance at low Of
interest.
Apply to EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.. Real Estate
Dealers. 9 ground floor rotunda. Mills building.
San Francisco mr6 1t
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&C00 BUrCHER-SHoP. HORSE WAGON.
" wv. good business. SNiITA. go Kearnr-5 81.
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Ana In accordance with law. and an order from
the Board Of Directors. made on thu third day OF
october. 1888 SO many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold al
public auction at the Office or the company, sO9
Pine street. San Francisco, California on FRI
DAY, the 23d day of February. 1884, at the houv
of O'Clock P, NJ Of sald day to pay said deiin-
quent assessment thereon. together with costa OF
advertising and expenses of sale
w. j. GURNETT. Secretary,
once 1913 Pine street. San francisco, Cali.
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&DDS LODGING-HOUSE; FINELY FUR
49,. nlshed rooms; cheap rent; a bargain.
MorId's business EXCHANGE. % Geary ST
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I ADIES-wHY DO YOU WORRY AND FRET
! when you can procure AL Prevento,? Sent
by mail secure from observations; forward ST. and
five 2-cent stamps. Il. & W, Co On FIIis az
rooms to 4. +. +. never fails. fe24 3m
SICK FOLKS SHOULD BE DIVERTED. TKY
- picturesque California" felf tf
MATERNITY HOME: BEST CITY REFER
vi enees RS.DR. GooDWIN.No 7tn ST 10 sm
DRIvATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT Ala
L EDDY. for ladies who desire to 20 into confne
ment with every care and attendance of a German
physician CDR HERWIG)and graduated midwify
lMRS. WEGENER); infants adopted; tel 1851 IA
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~IIhII NVAIs ANU " OtII1 DFA LfHN, A :
SD--OV. tention-Large yard and build ings;
horses. 10 carts ! 3-ton wagon, l delivery.
wagon, business cart, ] sets harness, scales
screens. safe, Office: great downtown central loca-
ton; offered for sale at ust hair what 1t is orth.
Logether with an established trade $4,000 per
year ana $4,000 outside hauling for wholesale
Yafus; owner retiring wants TO sell. offers op-
portunity Tor men not met with bur once in
a lifetime. See GEO. STEWART a son. 632
market ST., opposite Palace.
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