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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19

John McGarrell, OF Marietta, Is 'lSi''ns
his grandparents here.
Walter Davis, who has been away gu
vacation TO the country, has arrived nol l',
Jas. Dolan was up from SlstersVlIle on9
day last week on business. La
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Keohline and son nave
returned from Atlantic City
Homer Barger was taken 10 us noine ~
Freesport, Pa. ..od
MRS. H. Weisbergee, OF Leatnerwoou'
was the guest of relatives here iast wees.
Ella Ushman is the guest OF IrlenoS IL
Ohio. .o,,or
EMPLOYED for the coming term. Cnange
viii De made in the rooms. One new
teacher has been appointed TO Ill tue va
cancy, Miss Bertha Martin.
Miss Elsie Peabody was up from 1Ien-
dale Wednesday calling on her friends.
Tom Newton and John Hickey left 1or
New MartinsvilIe Monday to be gone sew
eral days.
Mrs. j. Farmer. of this place, is spending
q few days 1t J. Riley's. in the country.
Lena Cooke has returned from Sisters
Vile, where she has been clerklng ID
store for some time -,
Mrs D. Watson and Nettie Lylod will
spend Sunday with friends in Elm Grove.
Maggie Altmeyer, accompanied by LADY
friend from Sistersville, is a guest OF her
parents here.
Bob Linsley leaves to-day for the camp
II. Saterfeld, mother and sister, from
Gerrick, Ind, is visiting here.
Mrs. McCabe and daughter Helen, are
visiting in Cleveland.
Miss Nora Dolbeare secretary OF the
Benwood Building and Loan Association
| spent the past week on the campground.
! Miss Della Deegan is visiting IN Pl1IS
| burg.
The Cigarette Fishing Club, composed
! Of the following gents. Prof. h. Bartle
baugh, Harry Ingley, Luke Taylor, rranS
/ Gauhyv are making arrangements lot
grand outing and picnic in the near future
Rollev Bros. have entered two horses IL
the race at the fair in New Martinsvllle.
Twenty L. h. X p. will leave for Wash
! ington on the 10Th inst.
| Fillmore Hedsiey, one of Bellaire's Ole
bows. was in town Friday on business.
Miss Cora Kelley, VINO has been vlsltlns
her aunt in Leatherwood, has returned
home. -,
guest Of friends here.
Mrs. A SChad is spending lew DAY
with her son in the country.
Miss Molie CANNED was spending rev
weeks with her parents in Cameron.
Mrs. J. Davis was up from the Cam
ground calling on her friends.
Mrs. Or. Eskey and family, who hav
been away on vacation for few weeks
have arrived home.
Mrs. VIM. Crocaard, who has been I
Atlantic City, arrived home few day
ago.
Mrs. II. Riddle, of Wheeling, was
guest of Mrs. =. Kelley, on Water street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
BENWOOD.

A. J. McGarrelI, United States pension
| examiner, was IN the city Yesterday from
| Marietta, He was here on u visit 20 his
| parents.
| Neil Quinn has opened a new saloon on
\ Main street. During tue hard times many
I OF the sllOonisJs Quit business, but now,
/ with returning prosperity, they are all
I opening business again.
FRIDAY night there was pleasant soci-
| ETY. event at tle home Of William Klaus, a
| popular young man of the upper town.
The event was a surprise. Tuere were
about twenty couples present and refresh
meats anu excellent music were the de-
lights of tue evening.
Miss Maggie Miller, of the upper town,
delightfully."- entertained about twenty
couples OF her friends. The event was a
surprise on Miss Miller, the occasion being
her seventeenth birthday.
Ross Davis laid the parsonage pavement.
The first of next month is the time set
for the grand musical concert TO be given
by the Ladies AID Society of the NJ. b.
Church. The concert will Oe at the church
and the proceeds will 20 10 benefit the So
ciety BOggs' run brass band will turn out
and head street parade, marching from
the upper town 10 the church. The best
talent from Wheeling and locality IS 10 be
secured for the event
John GerOghiy is indisposed.
Miss Laura BUrgy, OF POwhatan, is Wis
itng friends in the city.
Business was better yesterday than for
any Saturday for long time. There were
pay days at the mills and money seemed
pleutier than for a year.
improvements are completed at the store
of NJ. * W. Deegan,
Grand picnic and dance to be given Dy
Garfield Council No. 3, q. l.. A NJ. at
Naguers Grove, on Saturday, September
l, 1894. Refreshments OF al kinds Will be
served and music by Terrell Orchestra.
Mrs Z. Porterheld, after week pleas
ant visit with friends on camp ground,
has returned home.
Enis Moore, who has been spending
few weeks with her relatives in the coun-
Try. came home few days ago.
Frank Babel, of Sistersville, was In the
city one day this week.
Miss Maggie Brannen, accompanied By
Della Smith, will shortly leave for Denni- J
son, Ohio.
Halle Martin left Thursday 10 visit her !
friends in Moundsville.
Miss Laura Dare, who has been visiting |
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Hitchcock, Of Phila- |
1elpbia, has returned.
Master Frank Porterdeld was down to |
the camp ground for few days on visit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
sARijIS.

SARDIs, o., August ls.-Miss MAUD
Richardson, OF Chicago, ILL.,, arrived in
town sunday evening aud is the guest OF
her mother Mrs. Ella Skinner for few
days.
Miss Lizzie Skinner Of Sharpsburg, Pa,
is visiting friends and relatives Ia town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hyer and son, Of Ma.
rietta, o., were the guests Of Mrs. Geo.
| Case here Wednesday
G. VI. Thompson was at ST. Mary's last
| THURSDAY on business.
Miss Eva Nesbitt, Of Sistersville, spent
! last Sunday at home.
Miss Maggie HOfer. Of Hannibal, o., is
visiting friends and relatives here this
| week.
| Mrs. Maggie Lennon, who mas been the
guest Of her mother-ir-law for the past
week, left last Thursday evening for
Wheeling, where she will visit friends for
a short time.
Mr.. c. o. Cunningham, proprietor OF the
Cunningham House, left Saturday for
Graysville w. Va, 10 visit short time.
Mrs. William knight is visiting rela
tiyes at ST. Mary's and Petersburg.
Miss Louella NesOitt met the "Cincin-
natl Enquirer Literary CLUB" at Hunting.
ton yesterday, and joined in the trip East
They will visit Old Point Comfort, Alex
| andria, Washington, d. c., and other
points OF interest, returning in about ten
days
Mrs Henry Muhleman and son, Of Buck
hin, spent last Sabbath with Miss AIDA
knight.
Miss Daisy Richardson, Of New Martins
vile, was the guest Of friends last week.
While out driving, last Tuesday evening,
Fred Voelp met with quite serious acct
dent. Mr.. Voelp says while driving below
town his horse was struck with "a stone,
and at the same time three boys that were
hid in the grass. Jumped up and swayed
their hats, which caused the horse 70 run
away, throwing Mr.. Yoelp forward on bis
horse. The horse in turn gave him a hor-
ri Die kick in tue face, which broke his nose
and otherwise dishgured him. He was re.
moved TO the Office OF DR.. Lydecker, who
gave him al necessary surgical attention.
II seems that the boys have been in the
habit Of soaring horses. as this is not the
first case where horse has been scared Of
late.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
TERRA ALTA.

TERRA Alta, w. VA, August sex
Sheriff d. r. Jackson, Of Kingwood, was
in town this week.
I ZimmersOn, of Somerset county,
Pa. spent a few days with US during tue
Mrs. Sherman Snyder, of Keyser. was
visiting friends and relatives In town thlS
Charley Emerson, Of Rowlesburg, was
in town Thursday on professional Ous4-
ness.
Postmaster Brown, Of Kingwood, was
calling on some Of his many frienus nere
Tuesday r
Government printing olice 1T Washlng-
ton. ID. C.. was here over Sunday visiting
friends and relatives. -
MIR. Heo Harshbarger, postal clerk on
tbe r &, O.. from Grafton 20 Cincinnati,
was calling on his many frienns here.
Hon. J. Wesley Bishop aud vile, OF
Martins0urg, called on US d few hours IasI
Miss Mira Watson, Of Kingwood, has
| been calling on her many friends az tuls
place this week. -,
prof. ID. NJ. Willis, Of Cumberland, Nd,
/ spent last Thursday with DIR. w. +,
/ DALEY. one of his old cullege mates.
MIR I. w. White, editor OF hingwood
Journal. was 10 town on business Friday;
/ Rev. B. w Hutchison, president OF the
/ Conference Seminary of Buckhannon, VII
preach here Sunday az IL a. m.
/ Fuller Crane, Of Parkersburg, was II
/ town Thursday.
/ prof. r. b. Warman, a talented Lecturer
/ Of Chicago, H., now spending the heateC
/ term at Mountain Lake Park, delighted
/ large audience at the Opera House Oh
/ wednesday evening with his lecture, Ut
! False and the True in Elocution.n
| DIR. :. A. Pratt, OF Kingwocd, was II
/ town Wednesday looking after some ousl
I ness matters
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
WELLSBURG.


WrILsPURG. w. VA, August 1S.-Mr.
and Mrs Harry Bennett, OF Wheeling,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Benefits parents
Mrs Lille Bassord, Of Washington, IA,
is visiting in the city.
Miss Edna NJ. Dug has returned from an
extended visit in Ohlo.
viii Erskine is spending his vacation
with his parents here.
Miss Hattie Jones' of Wheeling, is Wis
iting friends in Brooke county.
Miss Leah Y. Buchanan left on Thurs
day morning for ST. Louis for short
visit. ,
James J. Cheeks is working in Philadel-
phiG.
OF Miss Mary McNaily.
Mr.. 5. ). Hedges and wife, OF ColfaX.
Ia, are visiting relatives IN BROOKE
county.
A very pretty wedding was so'emnized
AZ the home Of the brides mother at Beech
Bottom. on Wednesday, when Miss Ada
Shephard became the wife Of Mr.. Edgar
Harrison, of Florida. None but the i'm
ueGirv;ea' u. funeral &, Z mily were pres
T0fn or, the Hon. Joseph Z. mcCredry d,
Portland Station, Ohio.
Mr. George l.. Caldwell is n ow travel
ing IN the interest of the Dazell, Gilmore
~ lie ighton Glass Company,of Fiadlay,
Ohio.
Misses Annie and Theresa Emig have
been visiting friends on South Chaulne
street, Wheeling, this week.
Miss Mary McNaily gave a select party
at her home in the First Ward on Monday
evening.
About eighty persons attended the
Teachers Institute this week.
Quite number OF people from Wells.
burg are occupying tents al Bellview
Camp Ground.
Mr., c, +, Stearns, the genial gentleman
representing the American Book Com
pany, was again circulating among ris
many friends this week.
Major Lee, of Huntington, attended In
sttute one day this week.
Mrs. RhoGa McKelvey has returned
from taking the Times trip to Atlantic
City.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
HANNIBAL.

HANABAL, ONO, August lS.-Mlss Min
ME Neil left Thursday morning foI
Berea, Ohio, TO be gone for several
days.
MIR. and Mrs John Hyer were visiting
in town Wednesday.
The brass band and many others from
this place attended the Firemen's picnic al
Sistersvilie Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson and two daugh-
tiers left Monday. for GAINESVILLE, Zaues-
vile and Bethesda, Ohio, 10 be absent for
several weeks.
DR.. Ferguson, Gentest, was in town this
week.
Miss Katie Mubleman. who is teaching
music al Newcastle, Ohio, spent last Sat
urday and Sunday at her home in town.
After an absence Of two months at Mat
smoras, Ohio, and Antioch. Ohio, Miss
Mollie Cline returned home Tuesday
evening
Professor Sommers, OF Wheeling, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Captain Charles MuhlemaB left Thurs
day mirning for Wheeling. where he
joined crowd Of excursionists 10 Atlantic
City.
one of the most notable events Of the
past week in society circles, was a party
given on Thursday evening by Misses
Hannibal House. Forty-dve young ladies
and gentlemen were present and delight
ful season was spent in music, singing
and the various other social diversions
were INDUCED in, supplemented by an ele-
CANT supper after which followed dancing
until late hour. The affair was a success
in every particular annd one long 10 be
rem oered by the participants
Miss Lily Muhleman, OF Bellaire. is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. ". b. O'Neill.
Quite a number from town attended a
picnic at New Castle, o., Saturday.
Prof and Mrs. Dan Williams and son
Ralph, arrived in town Friday evening 70
attend the tenth anniversary OF the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Williams, on
Saturday afternoon.
Misses Mint and Phebe fisher attended
al entertainment and social 81 Witiens, O.,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19

nett were in Tyler Co. on business this
week . Lo-a m
business this week.
Miss Nellie Everhart, a handsome young
lady OF Davis, w. V, left Tor houne Luz Luz
dan. after a pleasant visit to friends mere.
John Mccoy, OF Grafton. was here on
business yesterday.
Alex. Fullerton, OF Wheeling, is visiting
friends here this week.
Mrs. @. f. Mauley, Mrs. Charles row
ell. MIR. and Mrs. George MORROW, suu
Ur and Mrs ]. Il. Mccoy left yesterday
morning for the seashore-Atlant!c CITY
and other points. ,r..ta.,
the hop given at GYPSY Grove Tueiday
evening. by the I Amare Club, OF Monon'
gah. was one Of the most enjoyable a11airs
ever given there, ABOUT forty coupleIi
snent The evening dancing 10 the music Of
LYONS Orchestra, returning on speciaI
train
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
BRIDGEPORT.

Miss Clara Chapman, formerly OF TINS
civ bnt who is now with Boges X bunl
in Allegheny, is spending part u uei
vacation with friends here. - 40
Misses Maggie and Kate Clayland are
in New York city, where they VIII sPenu
some time with their uncle, Ut. 1onn
Clavland. They expect 10 visit seVerai
watering places before their return.
Rev 7 NJ. Stephens and family have re-
turned from the East, where they nave
been spending a month among tue TO
ssrts. 5ovs
in Pjttsburg with her sister, Mrs. WIZ
Evens. ,....r, han.
The X. OF P. gave very pleasant Gan,
ouet 10 about one hundred OF their irienu
at their last meeting. seven He"
dates were initiated. ,a,o.
number of the young society laoies'
champeroned by Mrs. Harry l.. C0oAe'
spent Yesterday at the wheeling FarA'
Some Of the young men went OUT Io'
4 number Of driving parties from w heel
ing and the Island went through town VI
| their way 10 the Wayside Inn last Wees.
Morning service will be resumed TINS
morning at tho Presbyterian churcn al'ei
n months vacation for the Pastor. AL.
Mrs Will Clark and her daughter N -
Iurv are in Jamestown with Rev. =. y
| HAYS and family. -,,,.,,,
Miss Stella Lynch, one Of Massillon
most charming young ladies, Is the gues
| of Miss Matte Howell, on Howard s.rees
DIR. Cloyd Duncan has rented an oIuoe :,
! Fairmont, w. Va, where ne expects
| locate The Doctors many friends "'s'
| him success in his new teld.
Mr.. n. V. Wilson, OF the Htna-StanuaFu
after September first will take posseSsioi
of the house now occupied by Geo. McKee,
| Mr.. Mckee will 90 into the hcDon"''
nroperty, which he has recently bought
| MIR. Walter Lewis, Of the FIRST Nauona
Rank. and his family have returned from
visit TO Lewis Mills and other points.
MIR. Edward Stevens Is home again ate
q pleasant visit to Springfield, ONO.
Mr. j. X. Jolly is spending SUNDAY VIII
his family at Cerapolis, Pa.
Mrs Josephine BagSs nas returheu lton
a short visit to Epwor.h Park.
Ea Truman and wife are nome agai
after n visit 10 friends in Toledo.
A number OF our business men sttehue'
the races at Steubenville Friday.
Miss Kate Kuhn has returned from
visit 10 Columbus, Cincinnati and othe
points. ,os,o
Rev. Rogers. of Toronto, formerly paste
Of the First NJ. E. Church, is 10 town.
The photograph in j. c. Dents aru
store is attracting quite a Dit oil atteh''o'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION. O., August IS
Mrs. DR.. Ramsey, Of Cleveland, is visiting
w. II. Stringer's family.
William McCleary, Of Republic, Mo-,
who was called here by the death Of his
father, J. c. McCleary, is spending few
days among his old acquaintance.
Misses Leila and Emma Hoge. Of Della
ware, O., are visiting their brother, DR..
W. ID. Hoge.
Quite number OF people Of our town al
tended the races at Steubenville Thursday
and FRIDAY.
The employees Of the c. & p. railroad OF
this pla5e attended the yearly picnic Sat
urday given by the company.
Section No. Of the Portland and Bel
mont county pike will be finished in about
thirty days and viii be- a grand race
course.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
ST. MARYs.

ST. MARTs, W. VA, August 1S.-The
Populists will hold their county conyen-
ton here next Saturday, 18th inst.
The Republicans will hold their county
convention here Saturday, 25th inst.
A reunion Of the boys in blue will be
held at Hebron, this county. August % %
and "a. They anticipate great time.
The drouth has ruined the crops in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19

Mrs. KUHN, Of 61S E.
10th Street, NetC York
CTR. writes as follows
" IL pieasCS me 70
state that I had a ran
ming sore upon my
neck, and had it oper-
ated upon three times,
and still it was not
. cured. / was also run
down very much.
There was a decided
change after using DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery i took q
few bottles and was
soon cured. Later my
husband had a lump
behind his ear; he tried
ne bottle cured him. /
nd yOur medicines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
PIERCE % ;sa;- . CURE
on MONEY Is REFUNDED.

Disease follows q rundown system with
the liver insctive and the blood diSordered.
Pmples, BOils, Sores, CarbuncleS, Ulcers,
and ike manifestations of impure blood,
should DC driven out of the system with
DR.. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19

on last Tuesday evening. and report very
pleasant time. -
the week.
Phil fisher is all smiles. II is girl
Ernest fisher, OF Moundsvllle, IS IN
town this week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19

peasants, especially the corn crop winch
will be not more than one-fourth crop.
Tie Republicans blame Cleveland VIII
the drouth. How consistent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19

your medicine. and one bottle cured him.
shall always recommend your medicines
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-24

ems of San Francisco. lot on line OF owe
street, l4l n of Jones avenue, 100 by lou.
being lots and 3. block -, Warner Tract, Brook
Ign Township; also five shares capital stock OF the
San Francisco Home Mutual Loan Association OF
the third series, certificate Id: $40
Kate h. McGrew (administratrlx OF estate OF
=. II. McGrew) of Oakland TO Frederick Ellott OF
Oakland, lot on Sc line OF Sixteenth street. lOo 4
Of Thirteenth avenue, : 40 w lO5, 40, h 1Oo.
being the 40 feet OF lots II to "a and 40 feet
Oakland; $1,000.
Frederick Kenny of Oakland to Daniel Dwyer
OF Oakland Township, lot on NV line webster
street piedmont avenue). $50 SN from NE
portion or Howe Tract. Oakland Township; SlO
Eddington Jr and Albertine Detrlck OF san
Francisco TO Minnie z. Tucker OF Oakland, lot on
line OF Santa Clara avenue, so OF Pine street.
L SO by l29, Alameda: $1,000.
Emil Greenebaum TO incarnation Pacheco III
Mesa. lot 7. block 81 northern addition TO town
OF Liyermore, Murray Township; So
James A. and l.. A. Miller OF Oakland TO j. A.
and Mrs. j. A. Smile of Oakland. lot on line OF
| Eighth street, so w of Fallon, 70 by 100,
| block 1874, oakland So
william Clark of Berkeley TO Hattie and Jennie
| f. Clark, lots IS and II. block 2, Days Scenic
| Park Berkeley; SO
! w. f. and Della +. N. Brown to Frank f. Bar
| raft, lot a, block 81, Alameda PARK Homestead,
/ Alameda; So
! David Mckay to Thomas :. Mathewson admin
/ iStrator of the estate OF Thomas ID. Mathewson,
| deceased). lots AZ and -. block 81, STATIONS
| official map of old town OF Alameda, ouitclaim
! deed, Alameda; s..
Harriet l., wife OF Joseph Cuthbert, to same
| same Quitclaim deed, Alameda; So.
william and Harr ct K. Knox TO John +. Geary
and q. e. Grinden lots Is TO lS, block NJ, Knox
/ Tract. adjacent TO Haywards, kden townships
| SO.
same to Ann f. Mckinney, lots and 5, block
| +, Knox Tract, same, Eden Township; BIO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-24

William 1. Bell TO Charles Bliss, lot on line OF
jackson street, $50 of Baker, E rs by l27;914;
$40
Charles and Annie Bliss to Henry Kaiser. same;
$40
John Coop and James w. Smith to Arthur W.
Forbes lot on NV corner OF Frederick and Clay
ton streets. 80 by w 9e:l012; SO.
Adeline 2. Davidson to Christian Hellwg, lot
on liue of Guerrero street, IS OF Twenty
fifth. Is by 100: $40
Jonu s. and Kate Z. Scott to same, lot on w line
OF Guerrero street, SO of Twenty-ffth, 25 by
george h. and Mary E. Moynes to Daniel
Einstein, lot on line of Twenty second street.
rs w OF sanchez 70 by n lOl -: $40:
A. NJ and tlizabsth A. White TO Jonathan
Anderson. lot OH \ line OF Nineteenth street, IS
w Of Diamond. w rs by 70; SO.
Francis stefen to RosaIis stefe3, lot on 5 Z
NE 50. NW 81, SW 80, NV 49, gift.
James and Alice Guifoyto IKE and Ann INN o, Co,
Eighth, Sw 20 by NV rs, subject TO a mortgage;
$40. , ,,.o,..,
lot on line OF Fourth avenue, 325 of Lake
street, 25 by W 100; SO.
Annie HenIry to Ellen Downey, lot on line
OF Clement street, 81 L Of Ninth avenue. 20 by
y los, subject to mortgage; SO
Stanford Addition Land Company TO Seoige
O'Byrne, lots II to 20, block l34, Sunnyslde Al
dition /; $40. ,,..
homas S. Adams to John e. Adams, all interest
in estate OF James Adams; $40
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
L. K ana Ellen Passmore TO Louise A.. Stella
II. and Helen b. Wood, lot on SE corner OF Per'
alta and Eighteenth streets; lO5 VA, %; 20. "
1l4:6. y and NV 57:2 10 beginning. oelhg Iots :
and 8, block 6O3, A Bagge Tract, OAKLAND quit
claim deed: 81. -.
Angellne aud Maria D. Faxon 10 same same
81.
William II. and Isadore L. Faxon. same. same;
81. 90,
Henry L. Halsey of Alameda to Lois NJ. ApgaI
OF san Francisco, lot beginning % OF line OF
Fourth street and $50 " OF w line OF Brush, TO >
line or Market ST. thence 20 point from Whle.
a liue drawn on the parallel with Fourth street
would intersect line drawn ) at right angles %
line Of Fourth street and distant lou w OF W
/ ne " Brush street at point so OF line o.
Fourth street, thence to point. 20 TO begin
ntng quitclaiin deed, Oakland; 81.
~ itfiam q and Matte G. Bisseil to John NJ. and
Catherine c. Farrell, LOT line OF wheeler
! street 200 OF Ashby avenue 30 by + l25
/ subject to a mortgage to Citizens Building and
| Loan Association: 500.
| i. and Christine Maglusson to Andrew H. sew
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-24
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