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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-03-28
THE FREEMAN AND JUDGE
BENET.

We give in full The Freeman's reply
to Judge Benet's statement concerning
the original report by The Freeman,
that be had been gambling at night
while presiding over court in this city.
In the last issue We gave Judge Benet's
statement and THE Freenaam's report,
and with the publication of THE Free
mans article this week We let the
matter rest, feeling that the matter, as
developed to date has been fully venti-
lated.
The question does not seem to be one
of morals. but of facts. 1t is not a
question Of morals. simply because the
report that w. C. Benet, Esq {, was
an accomplished poker player. has been
current for years.
1t is a question of fact, because the
accusation that Judge Benet gambled
while here must be proven. Judge
Benes has solemnly denied it from the
bench, while clothed 10 the robes of
Office. If it is true that be had
gambled while here and then denied the
fact in the manner he did. it should be
known, for so shameless a liar, 80 for
sworn a creature, should not be allowed
to wear the gown Of a judge, nor sit in
our courts Of justice, which are sup
posed to be the abodes Of truth and
honesty.
Judge Benet either gambled or be
did not. If he did, he is not only a
gambler and black leg, but a shameless
liar. The Freeman says it was rumored
that Judge Benet gambled, that be
played cards nightly with professionals.
It says that w. B. PEBBLES, reporter
for that paper, saw Judge Benet, Mr..
H. G. Moses, Judge Samuel W. Mel
ton and Mr. D. Rosendorf playing
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The Wyoming Blizzard.

BUFFALO, Wyo., March 25.-The
wires are just up after the late storm
which commenced last Monday evening
and continued a terrible blizzard for
wei seventy-six hours without abatiug.
The temperature averaged zero aud
binding snow obscured the sky as
clouds of dust. Snow drifted ten.-to
twenty feet deep in every direction sod
all roads we're impossible. The coach
took Eve days coming from Clearmont,
thirty miles distant OF the Burlington
road. Ranchmen from the outside are
unable as yet to reach the city, but
reports from stock men near by show
that the loss of stock is terrible.
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cards in the open parlor Of Mr..
Rosendorf's residence. Others repeated
similar rumors to the. editor Of The
Freeman. Upon these reports Tile
Freeman rests its case.
The editor of The Freeman has.
however. gone one step further as an
individual. He has made an affidavit
stating facts and giving names, and
says that the affidavit can be obtained
upon application.
We have considered the case care.
fully, and look at it as we will. it is a
bad re-. The Freeman has made an
extremely grave charge against ju lge
Benet on mere rumor ; information aud
and belief, nothing more. Judge
Benet denies the charge. Here the
matter must rest, unless the editor Of
The Freeman proceeds to prove his
charge, as be should do-as he is in
duty bound to do-if be would maintain
the role he has essayed. The burden
Of proof rests upon him, for he has
given wide publicity to q rumor that
brands Judge Benet as unfit for the
position be holds /; and until the fact is
established he occupies the position Of
having injured another by the repeti-
ton of a ruu,or. If Te Freeman
proves it rumors to be facts it will
have vindicated itself. If it proves
the rumors to be rumors and nothing
more, Judge Benet will be exonerated
and The Freeman will have shown a
spirit to do the right thing. Judge
Benet has denied the rumors, The
Freeman must establish the facts to
sustain itself.
This is our view Of the matter,
and We believe We are unbiased aud
dispassiouate. We are no friend Of
of Judge Beuet, nor are we an enemy ;
still we do not admire him politically,
and know nothing about him personally,
save by report. His past reputation is
against him. Had be a spotless repu-
ton no such rumors would have been
possible. His past is avenging itself
upon him, yet be has met the issue in
a digui6ed and bold manner. The
facts are what is now needed to COM
plete the case.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-03-28
TILLMAN ON THE SENA TOR
SHIP.

Gov. Tillman is 10 for the Senator
ship, tooth and toe nail, and promises
to make things interesting during dog
days. He was interviewed. while In
Washington, by a representative of the
Baltimore Sun, and vas asked if the
repor. was true that ne would be a
candidate for the United States Senate
against Senator Butler.
''Most assuredly, shall" be replied.
II shall not be a candidate for renom-
~ination or reelection as Governor of the
State. Whether there will be other
candidates besides Gen. Butler aud
myself l cannot say. Politics is SO
uncertain that it is difficult at this stage
Of the contest to say if there will be
other aspirants.'
..Do you anticipate a lively cam
paign :"
"All campaigns in South Carolina
are lively and l assume that the
next o will be no exception to
the rule. The primaries for the cleo
ton of the members Of the Legis-
l.turo shiloh w;ll elect the Senator will
be held in August. The chief contest
will occur suppos at the primaries.
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Letter From Wedgefeld.
WEDeEF1ELD, March q, 1884,

WEDGEF1ELD, March q, 1894.
The coroner's jury in the Gayden murder
case met last night again, nothing turtle
has been accomplished in that direction.
Elijah Brown aud Tom Garter, Jr., colored,
were given the option of ten dollars or Ten
days on 2lst, inst, for tresspass, by Trial
Justice Moseley. They chose the latter and
received n free ride to Sumter.
Mrs. Buck, who has been on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Sparkman, left this
a. M, for Glenn Springs, where she will
7isit her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Simpson.
A killing frost this morning did consider
able damage to vegetables, fruit and the corn
crop that was up to a stand almost every
where.
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Fulton Letter.
FULTON, S. c., March 2e, 'o4.

FULTON, S. c., March 2e, "a.
The rain yesterday came in due season in
bringing up corr, melons and r%eviving oats
and gardens.
Easter Services were conducted at ST.
Marks yesterday by the Rev. Jno. Kershaw.
Quarterly Conference convened at St An
drew's Chapel last Saturday and Sunday
Rev. W.. G. Power presiding.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. NJ; Dwight, Of Wedge.
field, were among others visiting our neigh.
borhood yesterday.
Miss Fannie Bradford, of Pamela, who has
been visiting relatives in this ueighborbood,
returned to her home last week.
Miss Mamie Richardson, of this place, is
visiting the family of Mr. J. NJ. Richardson,
of Pamela.
Hon. j. E. Tindal accompanied by Map W.
F. B. Haynsworth, of your city, passed
through Pinewood Saturday evening on
their way to the home Of the former to spend
Easter. 8. b. W. G.
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Bellal Chapter. R 4. NJ.
OEH1cE OF SECRETARY,
BEULAH CHAPTER, No. rs, R A ~

SUMTER, s. c., March %, 1894.
4 EXTRA CONvOCATION Of Beulah
n Chapter, No. rs, K. A. H., will be held
on Friday evening, March 30th, for the pur-
pose of couierripg the Royal Arch Degree.
Comp J.. r. Barron, NJ. E., Grand High
Priest will he present. Every Companion IS
earnestly requested to attend
The chapter will be called TO order at 7.30
p. m, promptly.
BY order, a N.
Attest-F. ". SpANN, High Priest.
Secretary.
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NOTICE..

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Jog between Albertus S. Brown and
James q. Chandler, doing a retail clothing
business in the City of Sumter, s. c., under
the firm name of Brown and Chandler, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent
All debts of the firm will be paid by
Aloer,us S. Brown, and all amounts due to
the firm will be paid to him.
A. S. BROWN,
J. Il. CHANDLER.
March Goth, 1894. st
Referring to the above notice, I beg leave to
announce that will conduct the general
Clorhing Business rs heretofore, but on my
own account, under the name of Brown Il
Chandler. As. BROWN.
March 20. '94.
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we labor are the results of financial and
not Industrial troubles. This. at least,
is the current belief. it being claimed
that all Industrial difficulties have been
produced By the financial sssrem Of the
Government.
The "Colleton Idea" convention of
R~eformers will be held on Saturday,
pursuant to the call of Mr.. n. r..
Thomas. We are not Informed as to
the size Of tie meeting, or as to how
the .sIdea" has been received by the
Reformers Of the county. We presume
the meeting will be fairly attended
and will represent the Reformers Of
Sumter County. The meeting will
undoubtedly favor an early convention
to which, since the first March Conven-
ton was allowed as Democratic, there
should be 20 objection. If the first was
all right. so is this.
Senator Alfred Fl. Cclquitt Of Geor-
gia, died at his residence in Washington
on last Monday morning. He was
stricken with paralysis last week and his
his death has been expected daily since.
he was born in Walton County.
Georgia, and was in his 10th year He
was graduated at Princeton 10 1874,
studied Law and was admitted to the
bar 10 1849 He served during the
Mexican war as a staff officer with the
rank of major. In 1852 he was elected
to Congress as a Democrat, serving one
term. He was a member of the Legis-
lature in 1859 and a Presidential elector
in 1860 on the Breckindrige ticket He
was a member Of the Secession Con-
vention of Georgia and served in the
Confederate army as captain. Later he
was chosen colonel of the 9th Georgia
infantry. promoted to brigadier gene
raj. and after serving some time in that
grade was commissioned a major gene
raj. In 1876 he vas elected Governor
Of Georgia for four years, at the e1p'ra-
ton of which term be was reelected for
two years under the new Constitution
He ives then elected to the United
States Senate and reelected 10 1888,
Joseph W. James, the Darlington
County white man. who was convicted
OF the murder of his father, together
With two negro accessories. whom he
had employed to do the killing. has
been pardoned. James was convicted
on oircumstautial evidence and the
testimony Of one Of the negroes. who
confessed the murder. The trial was
a tedious one, and every expedieut was
resorted 70 10 hopes Of saving james,
who Was worth about $50. 200. As a
last resort the death sentence
was commu.ed to life imprisonment.
His pardon was secured by . strong
petition, aided BY a fuller explanation
of the circumstances of the case than
was developed at the trial. Judge
Watts. at the recent term of court in
Darlington Investigated the case and
formed the opinion that james is innc-
cent. In addition to all this, the very
men who we're most firmly convinced Of
James's guilt at the time Of the trial,
now believe him innocent aud advocated
his pardon. Gov. Tillmau accordingly
granted the pardon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-03-28
MUNICIPAL TICKET
For Mayor.
B. G.. PERSON.
For Aldermen.
W. R. DELGAR,
R. P. MONAGHAN,
j. F. LAUGHERY,

The above ticket is presented to the voters
of the city of Sumter at the coming election,
as a suitable one for city officers. They are
all men fully qualified by business experience
and acquaintance with the requirements Of
the city to manage its affairs in the best man
ner.
MANY VOTERS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-03-28

Mrs. Della N. Jones Granville, N. y,
writes: 81 have the highest praise TO give to
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. We have used il; 10
our family for FIVE years with the best effects"
The morning call., 1894-10-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CHAIN WALD, BUCKBEE & CO., REAL ES-
~ TATE AGENTS.
2lS-220 MONTGOMERY STREET, MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED
HOUSES AND INVESTMENTS


S900O-Must be sold on ace count of owners de-
parture for Europe. Elegant new Eastlake flats
rooms and bath each; all modern Improve
ments; rents $S4u per annum: situate In Mission
warm belt on Howard ST.. cost $500 to build
$16,U00-Nery modern residence on Scott st. ::
lot 6h feet front; contains 10 large rooms and
bath
ss250-Moss St.. near FoIsom lot 5ox76 feet;
$1,000 Business property; rents $77 so net;
stores and fats; lot 5ox rs feet; bargain.
SlO,50O-Reduced from $4,000: Shotwell St /:
flats; large lot; rents $92; always rented; lot
40xll5 feet.
$I6.5OO-Three Of the handsomest flats in the
city; sunny side of the street; rented unher lease
81, 500-Paclhc ave-, north side; handsome
modern residence, II rooms; marble steps; fine
marine view; full particulars at ONCE.
$4,000 Ellis-st. inside property: substantial
house OF 25 rooms: suitable for bOarding-hou
lot 27X87:6 feet
S75OO-UctavIa ST.: almost new residence OF 8
rooms and bath; terms $500 cash, balance $3l
monthly: lot 25xll2:6 feet.
$720O-Reduced from S750O; Oak st , sunny
side; almost new: rents $50: price reduced on
account owners departure: 9 rooms and bath:
$3500-RedUced from $4,000; rents S37; Weleh
ST.. near Zoe: lot 2UxSO feet
5000 cash. balance s65 monthly; for an elegant
new corner residence III the Park panhandle dis
trict; contains 10 rooms. bath and finished base
ment: all modern improvements; cable line.
S5500-Reduced from $6SO0; very handsome
cottage o. rooms and bath; Broderiek St, near
sutter: large lot 81 :6xl37 Is feet.
500 U0-TuIk ST. near Buchanan; improve
ments nearly new; rents $500; lot ol:lO1l2o
feet, running to rear street.
fu new residence of 10 rooms, with hnfShed
basement and attic; very handsome interior fin
ish; modern in every respect.
S9000-Very handsome flats; sunny side OF Turk
st.: and roomsand bath each: rents $3.50 per
annum lot 25xl97:6 feet; mortgage $1,000 can
remain.
$525O-Price reduced: Bush ST.: sunny side:
2-story modern house OF 8 rooms and bath; mort-
gage of S3U0O can remain.
S6500-Baker and Sacramen to sts, NV. corner;
coy cottage OF rooms and bath; lot 27 :S14x
1925 feet: bargain.
$S75O-Noe st, n ear 18th: new modern flats of
aud rooms and bath each: rent $50: lot 26I96
feet.
basement and attic residence: VIII take city prop
erty, improved or vacant in part payment
$13, 25O- handsome, modern, new Paclhc-aye.
residence; stories, attic and basement; Will take
part purchase price in unimproved city property.
The morning call., 1894-10-28
AGED RUSSIANS.
CentenariaDs Are Not Rare in the
CZar'S Domain,

&Edt -
1t has long been we'll. established fact that
abnormal longevity is more common among
The Russians than among any other OF the
European nations. From official report
coliated from well.authenticated local registers
il now appears that the Government of Kien
takes the first nlace of all Russian provinces in
this respect. During last year. 1t is ofheiaily
stated, there were fourteen centeDarian deaths
giStered in that Government. In the city OF
Kieff one man died aged 40 years, while with
in the suburban circle TWO women died aged
respectively lO2 and 104 years. In Berditche1
two mea reached the respective ages of 101
aud ia years. In VassilKOf another patriarch
died In his one hundred aud fif eenih year. In
the same district there died Jewess aged 105;
ia Svenigorodka, man OF 10 years; In Tar
astscha, another of I05; In Uman, TWO men
aged respect lively log and 1O2 years; in Rado-
mytZel. Hebrew aged 107 ana a Christian
aged 103, and lastly man OF loo years died at
lcherkassy.
Here are fourteen persons. dying within the
same year aud within the iinils OF one district
whose uni ed ages amount 10 1889 years
According TO the Saratuff journals there is SILL
In that Government an ancient veteran of the
first Napoleons army, formerly Lieutenant
Sayin, and since 1912 known as Nicoai Alex
audroviteh Savin, who has celebrated 126
birthdays.-London Daily News.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

sSOO0-Baker ST.. mr.. Clay; key lot, 25xlO6:3,
$260U-LOmbard ST., mr.. Polk: S0xl40.
S30O0-BAker-st bargain, bet. Fulton and Meal
lister sts. lot 25x96: 1917 feet.
$4000-Centrat ave. near Jackson; beautiful
marine view: 27 :6xl0U feet.
S3375-Page ST., near Baker: 25xl37 :6 feet: or
three lots at same rate.
s335O-Scott ST.. bet. Vallejo ana Green; 27 :bx
ll0 feet: two lots at same rate.
$5000-Fiilmore St. near Hayes; all ready to
butld IN: 25x U6:3 feet.
$4250-Bush and Baker Sts.; 80 ;6xS5 feet; NE
corner: good business corner.
$2350-C ay ST., near Spruce, north line: fine
view of bay and PreSidio; l block from Sacra-
mento-st. cable; close to O. ID. Baldwin's new
500, 900 residences; cheapest marine lots on
the market; 27 :6Xl27 :S14, or sizes to suit
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Elegant location for fats; Green ST., mr. LarEin /:
25Xl00: S26U0.
S4500-24th, \ Z. cor. Vicksburg: 5Oxll4.
$40U0-65xll7:6; SE. cor. Sanchez and 2Sd
three frontages
S3500-Maller. corner Clay ton: 30:9X96.
$35O0-Union, corner Fillmore; "a :9x57 :6.
$30o0-San Jose ave-, nr. 26th; 30 :6x90, 10 rear
street.
S2400-Castro, corner Elizabeth; 26:6x105.
$2lOU-Clayton. near Frederick; 25x 20.
S210O-JaCkson, pr. Spruce; 25xl27: g.
$lS50-Jessie, nr. Herman; 25x71 IS; part cash.
Sl75O-Belyedere, near Frederick; 25x 20.
$2200-only 5000 cash, balance $50 per month {:
Shotwell, near 18th; "a :6x l22 IS.
$500 lots, 18th ave, nr. Clement; 5Oxl20
$750-Diamond. near 22d; 25xll4 easy terms
S450-N. side Bismarck. bet Mission and san
Jose roads; lot 4Oxl00; electric cars pass within
200 feet: pick up.
MADISON g ENRKE 626 Market st. Sn u
The morning call., 1894-10-28
INSTAI.LMENr LOTS

$50 cash and $40 month for lots on Eighth
avenue. bet California aud Lake sts.; two blocks
from Sacramento-st cable; lots 25x 30 r.; ready
to buud on: five fine residences already built in
the hlOck: prices $1,000
500 cash and $40 per month for lots on 18th
avenue, bet California ana Lake sts. lots 25xl20;
prices only SSUO.
5 . cash and $40 a month for lots De Haro
St, 25Gl00 it,. prices $500 to $3.50: corners 1925.
The above is only partial list We will be glad
TO furnish a complete list on application
SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE Il CO,
Su u 2lS-22O MontgomeIE. NILS bniIding.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

GHQ00 sACRAMENrO ST; NICE BAY
SaOoCO; winoow flats OF ana rooms and
Dath eaehi brlck foundations, etc.; stone walks;
nIatH: lot 25xl2S.
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AUTIFUL MODERN RESI-

GS7R0 BEAUTIFUL MODERN RESI-
CDOt CO. dence OF Preside HeIgnts, con-
tanning saloon parlors, diuingroom, buffers pan
try. kitchen, large hail sunny aud eapaeious
chambers; in fact, modern and complete resi-
deuce, within half block OF the Sacramento-st.
cable line; within % minutes ride of Monugom-
cry ST. on either the California or Sacramento St
cable lines; the owner paid more than The above
price for the property, but offers it at the above
hgure in order to effect immediate sale.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

G7600 A GREAT BARGAIN; ON THE
I'd OOO. sunny side of Pine ST., near Taylor:
one OF the most desirable, centrally located resi-
dence sections of this city; house contains 8
rooms and bath; lot 25x75.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

GHCS0 MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF
NO-OO. mortgage: bargain; lovely bay
window residence of rooms and batn hot-air
heaters. etc: Devisadero St; nice location; 10
reasonable offer refused.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

$780, Gs1es 81 room. .oGATsR 9GA
mento ST., near Hyde; sunny side Of the streep;
large Lot 36xl27 Is.
The morning call., 1894-10-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.

n b. UMBsEN & Co
~ Real Estate Agents Rent COLLECTORS ann
8 2eme1aa Auctioneers IA Montgomery st.. San
The morning call., 1894-10-28

C2S00 ONLY $3.50 CASH; 2 SUBSTAN-
y oOOO. tiai, nearly new flats Of and 5
rooms; bay-wtudows; brick foundations stone
walks. etc; renIs $32; lot 25xSO; Ashbnry
Heights, fremont ave.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

GDTR0 ON EASY TERMS; NICE NEW
~ ~ bay-window cottage OF rooms aud
path; brick foundations, etc; nice lawn and gar
den; lot 26xIOO; Mission warm belt near wentv.
fourth-St. cable-road.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

COTTAGE: VERY CHEAP: UNION ST. NEAR
y Octavis; rooms and bath; lot 33:1ox80.
MADISON Il BURKE.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

@ = E00 HAYES ST. ANDLINDEN AVE.
" 'oOO. business property, near Van Ness
ave; o-Story building IN store and fats, anu
z flats on rear street: rents 1852 per mortb; no
reasonable offer refused: lot 27:6xl2O.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

* n 000 ELEGANT LOCATION ON PA
" WV. cifc Heights: hne bav-window
residence of rooms and bath: brick foun darions:
stone walks: conservatory; laundry, etc: marine
view; lot 26;6x9l IS; corner on buchanan st.
The morning call., 1894-10-28
UNIMPRoVED.

GSa|O RENTS $500 PER ANNUM
'I)OOuO. splendid Investment Clay ST +: :
houses and lot "a :6xl37 :6, with an L IOx45 40
The morning call., 1894-10-28

81 4OU tsge of rooms SFApGS and Dstb sds ETC Co6 o
noN:zo; frontages; part cash, balance $l5 pei
The morning call., 1894-10-28

CHOICE CORNER BDILDING LOT AT YOUR
~ own price: MAKE an offer; the southwest cor
ner of Oak and AshOury sts.; 81 :3x100 any rea
sonable offer will be entertained.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

800 OO0 bush. NR. POLK; sUBsTAN,
to rear street; rents $50; good investment.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

pARGAIN: LARGE ROUSE AND LOT: N
!, line Union ST., near octava; rooms and
bath; lot 37x137;6. MADISON & BURKE
The morning call., 1894-10-28

q OA0O PAYS IL PER CENT STEADILY:
tDOOOO. Ritch, near cor. Sd and Folsom; 26x
so; make an offer. MADISON d BURKE.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

A CHOICE CORNER ON POINT LOBOS AVE.
n nue. at a sacrifice. owner is about to leave
the city and would ike to sell before going.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

$l600-Alpine. near Waller and Devisadero:
25xS4; ready to build on; fne view.
S4000-Business corner Castro ST.; 5O:llx
ia.
line: nice location.
SIS50-A bargain; building lot, 25xl0O; sunny
line of Union ST.
6. H. UAIfSEN & CO., Il Montgomery. % suwe
The morning call., 1894-10-28

&4100 A BARGAIN; WORTH $4,000: SILL
~ - " yer ST, near I'd; large house OF l
rooms; orlcS foundations, etc.; lot AZ :6x75.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Gl 9 000 Al BUSINESS CORNER, CEN
ID 1O.OOVs trally located, and a eable line on
each street; total income $500 per annum; lot
has fronts; steadily rented; portion OF 1t under
lease.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

&2H00 22D ST; 2-STORY HOUSE OF s
SCOOO. rooms and bath; stone walks, etc ;
street accepted by the city; m ortgage of $500
can remain; lot 25xIl4.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Mrs. Rauton-Don't you know. nv dear.
it is extremely bad form 10 turn and look
after gentleman in the street?
Daughter-Yes, but mamma / was only
looking to see if he was looking to see if |
was looking: that's all
The morning call., 1894-10-28

&l0 000 LOVELY HOME: CORNER ON
" wv Pine ST.; hne residence OF II
rooms and bath. etc.; lot "a :6xS7 20.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

GDS00 OFFER WANTED: sHOTwELL
Street accepted.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

&O000 SUBSTANTIAL 2-sToRY HOUSE
1%-COO. OF rooms; lot 23:6x6o near
Ieavenworth and jackson sts
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Coz 000 DOWNTOWN BUSIN S S
a. .UUU. property on o'F4rrsIl st: i'm
proyenents, consisting OF 2-story and basement
building; lot 81 4:41ax137 IS
The morning call., 1894-10-28

D10 000 A CHOICE BUSINESS CORNER
I'd IO.OOO. at sacrifice; must be sold; total
income SlOOS per annula. and portion of it uu er
lease: present tenant been there 8 years: size
30xS4;6; improvements In the pink OF condition; /;
don't fail TO see it.
The morning call., 1894-10-28
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

,zI. can at our Office and obtain one of our Real
ior safe IN all parts of the city.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Ca1e OO0 PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESI-
u 1O.UOU. dence: lot alone worth the price
asked forShe property; size 60xl17:1O; house OF
9 rooms aid bath.
The morning call., 1894-10-28
UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY.

GO1O0 HOUSE AND LOT; CLIPPER ST.,
ID AlOO. near Castro; rooms; lot 26:6x114.
MADISON & BURKE.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

Nj UST BE SOLD; ANY REASONABLE OFFER:
NA rents SS7; FIbert ST., mr.. Mason; :3xl37:6:
two frontages. MADISON 81 BURKE.
The morning call., 1894-10-28

GOE00 REDUCED-LIBERTY, Mr.. GUER-
QOCOO. zero; new flats; z and rooms; well
rented; lot 45x1l4 MADISON & BURKE.