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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-05-27
WATER WORKS.
A Question That Should be Viewed
From Every Standpoint - The In
curing of u Public Debt n Matter
Of Serious Consideration.

The time will soon be here for the people Of
Abbeville to decide whether or not they vii
have water works. 1t strikes me that this Is
a question that requires very little time for
any thinking man to decide how TO vote. III
he wishes the city TO progress. II he has the
proper regard for himself, his children or for
his neigh6or be will certainly vote for water
works. Every property owner ought to know
that 1t will reduce insurance rates. AS II Is
now we are totally unable to fight hre. II we
had had water works last fall the handsome
residence of DIR. S. G. Thomson would very
probably still be standing an ornament TO tue
city. Every sensible person ought TO appre-
ciate good health, but the majority "a OF us are :.
city as can be found anywhere, but are we 60
ing to keep it so? Our population Will rapid
ly Increase upon the completion OF our splen-
did cotton mill and with that Increase into
comparatively the same space of territory
drinking water from our wells Will be apso'
lutely dangerous.
We can now hear some old mossback, miser
or so-caled christian say: l have big lot
and a good we'll, the water is all right and !
don't want any OF your water WORKS. SnoulQ
he not have some regard for his poorer ana
more unfortunate neighbor? Now, we hear
another fellow say, 1t will raise our taxes; ol
course 1t will raise your taxes some little. oul
from all accounts they will be self-Supporting
after awhile. Did any OF you ever get any
thing worth having that did not cost som e.
thing? By having such advantages II will
have tendency TO bring desirable people 10
our city. .
Besides affording protection from fire it
would save our merchants many dollars by
having the square we'll watered in dry spells
all day laborers would be given plenty OF
work in putting in the system and that mon.
ey paid them would be spent right here.
Think of the labor 1t wou Id save many poor
woman who now wears herself out drawing
water from well. Every woman then
should make every man vote for water
works. Towns are like individuals, they
can't stand still, they either 60 forward or
backward. We must keep up with the pro-
cession or fall out of the line OF progress our
sister Towns are now maintaining. The first
question every stranger asks is: Have you
water works and electric light? And he
knows by your answer whether you are In
the procession of progress or not.
We will have to elect three commissioners
to serve two. four and six years and they
should be progressive, strictly honest and
frst-class business men and each commits
sioner ought to have separate and distinct
business.
Now. fellow-ctizens and "ladies," let US all
get together and pull together for water
works and electric lights and at the same
time put in good lick for our cotton mill
which is In charge of as fine a Board Of Direc-
tors as can be found anywhere. 4
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Mrs. T0rgart'S Locals.

Go to Mrs. Taggart's to get your sum
hat. You will find the latest in chiffon hats.
You will find at Mrs. Taggarrs the greatest
varieties OF ribbon.
Go to Mrs. Taggart's If you want to get q
pretty and cheap veil.
Let me again invite you around To Mrs.
Taggart's to get Miss Connolly 10 fix up your
SUNNI er hat.
BE sure 10 call and see us before you buy.
VIII give you every attention.
Lowest price up TO date millinery at Mrs
Taggart's.
New millinery received every week at Mrs.
Taggart.
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We are selling a first class 20-foot cow chain
at soc.
Wehave Just received q we'll selected lot OF
genuine Joseph Rodgers & Sons pocket knives
and the prices are low.
A large lot of Bull Dog breeches for men and
boys just received.
We have just received lot OF the finest pat
ent flour the country affords.
If YOU would ecopomize. buy pair OF Bull
Dog pants for yourself and your body. For
sale only by w. Joel Smith Son.
We haven't single last years straw hat In
our store, but have hundreds Of new ones and
can please anybody.
We have something unusually good and
pretty IN cents prints.
\ nice line Of summer worsteds Just re-
ceived.
We are offering pretty line of summer
d ress goods as was ever shown In Abbevllle,
and the prices are as low as the lowest.
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HUMORIST AND READER.
A Pleasant Evening Guaranteed for
the PeOple Of AbbeyiIle.

The ladies of The Parsonage Aid and Mis-.
sionary Societies OF the Methodist church
have secured the presence Of Prof. Ford, the
humorist and reader, TO give them Two read
ings next Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
The public are cordially invited to assist the
ladies in their noble exertions. Ticksts 25
cents.
TESTIMONIALS.
Bishop w. w. Duncan, says:
~ heard Prof. Ford In both OF his entertain-
mepts In Spartanburg. and was highly enter
talned."
DR.. Jas. H. Carlisle, President Woford Col
legege, says:
~ am glad to report that Prof. Ford's visit
here was successful, and met the high expec.
tations Of our people,"
Hon. Henry w. Grady, of "The Constitution =
says: ~:
"Mr Ford is q great elOcutionist. He is a
man OF fine presence. and has voice OF wide
compass and pleasant quality, thoroughly
modulated. He Is q wonderful show all oy
himself He entertained the audience for Two
hours, and nobody got tired. because the two
grand features were the variety OF the pro-
gromme and the naturalness of the delivery"
Hon. A. S. Clay, says:
~ was president at the en- tertainment given
by Prof. Ford at Marietta, Ga. The audience
was delighted. THIS reciations were laughable
and highly instructive.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
The Proceedings and the Program.

The Union OF the Baptist churches OF upper
part OF Abbevills Association will meet With
Lowndesville Baptist church ON Saturday be-
fore 5th Sunday in May. The following is the
program ~,
1880. Devotional exercises led by T. W.
Milford.
1lOO. Enrolment of delegates and organi-
Zatlon.
Discussion-Church Work. Our responsi-
sbility, lst. AS to Our Know ledge. Luke IL,
II and 4S, opened by q. 9. Dusenberry. IND.
As to Our Gift. Matt. %, IA TO 30. Opened by
J. w. Vermillion.
Dinner.
Afternoon Discussion. Can the Heathen be
Saved Without the Gospel? II Not, What ~
Our Responsibility in the Matter? Opened
by w. B. Acker, 7. S. Berfoot and q. NJ. 81
bert.
What Can We Do to Awaken the Unregen-
crate Membership OF Our Churches to Their
True Condition. Opened by I. l.. Haddon
and J. w. MulinaX.
Night. Sermon by Rev. G. II. Burton.
Sunday 10 a. m. Sunday School Mass Meet
ing. Short addresses by Rev. Cheatham and
others.
ii o'clock Sermon by Rev. w. f. Johnson.
who By special request, will speak on Church
Discipline. f.. II. Horton,
Jno. Fl. McGee,
Us. Graves,
Committee.
Lowndesyille, S. G., May 10, 1896
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IocaIs w. Joel Smith IL Son.

The best pocket knives are made by Joseph
Rodgers & Son and sold by w. Joel Smith i
Son.
We have just received another lot Of twen-
ty foot COW chains, and are selling them at 80
cents.
Try our new delicious molasses cake.
Our entire stock of gents slippers reduced
to - cents, former prices up to Sl.5O.
Our stock OF dry goods, shoes, hats, groce-
ries &C.. Is up to date. Our prices are down
to date. w. Joel Sfnlth q son.
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The State Democratic Convention acted in
an unprecedented manner, by taking re-
cess, instead Of adjourning. This perpetuates
the body until a final adjournment is had.
The only way to find out W hen it will adjourn
is to ask Ben Tillman.
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TUatltlOn'S Locals.

The prettiest and cheapest jest. Those new
silks for waists just received.
The latest fad In fans-very small and looks
like Il butterfly's wings.
New linen lawns for waists or dress
The best yet-4G in all wool black drap dete
finish henrietta soc, Another lot Just recelV-
ed.
White silk parasols.
Now is the time to secure bargains In snort
ends Of dress materials. We have them eV-
cry day.
White handle knives and forks ut all prices,
at Il. &. Eernau, the Jeweler.
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For Lieut..GOvernOr.

General NJ. B. McSweeney has been suggest
ed as a suitable candidate for Lieut. Governor.
The Press and Banner favors the nomination.
He is good man and would make good Of
ficer
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adopting English names. There did not exist
much friendship between the irst settlers and
the aboriginals in this part of the country, as
there was in the lower country, where we
find great number Of Indians retained.
ROCKS AND GRANTEES.
OF granite rock, there Is an abundance In
this county, also Il species of tree stone. called
whinstone. The turkey or oil-stone, has been
fonnd in some places n quarry OF IL was once
worked 10 advantage and the stones taken 10
the North, were sold for considerable profit
STATES OF LEARNING AND THE ARTS.
Abbeville was regarded as the seat OF learn
ing in the upper country, and from 1t went
out that light of intelligence which manifest
ed itself previous to, and during the ReVolu-
tiouary war.
Attention To education was coeval with the
settlements. The Presbyterian emigrants
Schools were established Immediately on the
location.
John Ewing Calhoun received the rudi-
ments of his education at one OF these sch oolS,
and was the first person educated in the back
woods of Carolina.
J.C. Cheatham.
j. IL. Pratt.
Note.-This writer seems TO have overlooked
many things among which we would men,
tion: The schools at Columbia, Greenwood,
White Hall, Due West and Lowndesville.
He seems to be under mistake when he says
only the name "Saluda' remains of the In
dian names. We have Coron aca, Chickasaw,
savannah and perhaps other names which
we do not now recall. If there were any 9TH
err than "French Huguenots we have not
heard of them.
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KEEPING PACE WITH THE SEASONS!

II WOULD CALL ATTENTION MY FRIENDS AND The PUB
I SUMNER for Instance & an oats ea and Vests Neen @
Shirts Summer Ties Straw Hats for Men, Boys ade an a Cream
Freezer Apple avong Pickles in Bot
tie and Bulk.
have choice OF Croqu se
Hammocks Base Ball Mitt, Masks, Balls and Bats My
General Stock of the "Year-ROund" Goods
always full Bran Meal &C. am gau
appreciate past for
AMOS. B. MORSE. .
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w. Joel Smith d Sons Locals.

Lowndesyille, S. G., May 10, 1896.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11
9 HAINWALD, BUCKBEE & co, REAL ES-
- TATE AGENTS,
21S-220 MONTGOMERY ST, MILLS
BUILDING.
HOUSES RENTED.

sS75O-Jackson ST. Il. side: modern 2-story bay
window residence OF large rooms and bath;
100 feet.
$4oOo-Broderck St, near Clay; cottage rooms
and bath; lot ~ 4:S14xs0 feet
S7250-Modern mousse of 10 rooms and bath; D
bedrooms; on north side OF Clay ST., near DeVisa-
S60O0-Near Clay and Taylor sts. good sub
stantia house Of II rooms and bath; sories /;
also rear house; lot 25xSO; could be made 1nto
fats with very little out ay.
$I1,0OO-Eddy ST., near HYDE: 9-story house Of
10 rooms and bath; lot 25xS7 :6 feet.
So, 00-Rents $37 monthly; Welch-st- property;
lot z0xS0.
s20OO-S2OO cash, balance $40 monthly with in
tersst at per cent per annum; cottage rooms
and bath; Dame ST.. near 3Oth: lot 25x125.
S6l50-Fine Jackson-st r. sidence. near Devisa-
dero; z rooms and bath; lot 27 6x12T.
S5500-Modern residence, near Golden Gate
PARK; rooms and bath; lot 25xISl 3 % rear st.
$225O-Un.y 500 cash, balance $40 mon hly,
same as rent; new modern cottage in Mission; con-
talns rooms and bath.
S55OO-l ehama ST., near Third; lot oOxSO feet
with fatsi rents $64; lot alone is worth the price
asked
s265o-on easy terms: $500 casn. balance $40
monthly; new cottage of rooms and bath; on
Church St.; 25X10O feet.
$lbO0-Capp ST., near 18th; 25x75 feet; street
work all done.
s3OO0-NE. cor. on Bush ST.: lot 25x1O0 feet.
$l2,000-Residence on the corner of Fulton and
Steiner sts.; all modern Improvements; lot 55x
no: will sell house. with lot 27;6x110, for $4,000:
easy terms If desired
sb75O-F.ats and rear house: renting for $685.
II arrison ST.. near 9Th; lot 81 :61S5 feet.
$425O-Rents S44 per month; Clara St, near
9th; OF 25xS0.
$75OO-Keduced from $500; lot alone is worth
the money; make us an offer; Pacific Heights
residence of rooms and bath; jackson ST., near
Buchanan: lot S0xl17 IT TO rear street.
S4500-Vallejo st., near " ebster ST. finest block
on Vallejo ST.; lot 27:6x137:6 it.; $1,000 can re-
msin
$1750-No reasonable offar VIII be refused; lot
25x75; Clinton PARK: of the best residence
streets in the Mission, bet. 13ha l4th, Guerrero
and olores sts.; only few feet from Market.
rooms each: rents for $50; lot 22xb9 feet.
$5500-(orner er Bush and Broderck sts.; cottage
of rooms and bath; large lot S4xl00 feet; lot
alone is worth the price asked the last of of
cottages; the other 3 have all been solo within
the past month.
s2zOO-2 lots: 27:6x12O feet each; on Diamond
St. near Goth; mortgage of $1,000 can remain.
e2250-Lyon. near Clay: lot 25x112:5.
The above is only a partial list. We viii be glad
to furnish a complete list on application.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,
21S-220 Montgomery St, Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

bAhGAlNS-JOS OS1 RECEIVED.
PACIFIC HEIGHTS EASTLAKE RESIDENCE
Q6TSO s ROOMS AND BATH: ALL MOD
III y W. ern improvements and conyen fences. !.
large lot, 29x91:6; grand unobstructed marin e
GOOD INVESTMENT ON STOCKTON ST.
O. 00N 2 SUBSTANTIAL HOUSES; ONE
y wv of flats; rent 1892 per annum; lot
CozY WESTERN ADDITION COTTAGE.
G.fSn0 FINE AND NEARLY NEW BAY
ID I OuO. window cottage of rooms and bath;
brick foundations; stone walks; all modern inn
provements and conveniences; street accepted;
PRESIDIO d LIGHTS LOP.
GOslnn WALNUT ST., 25x1l2:6; STREET
0AZUU. accepted; t is is a cheap lot -
COTTAGE CHEAP ON SANCHEZ ST.
G.jd00 NEARLY NEW BAY-WINDoW
ID HUI. cottage of rooms and bath; brick
era lines OF streetcars.
HOUSE on LARKIN.
S4UUU. basement bay-window house Of S
rooms and bath; stable.
CHEAP LOT UN BROADWAY.
$1,000. Of aoi fiass. SUITABLE FOR COTTAGE
CORNER ON DOUGLASS ST.
S2500 6oxlSo; VERY CHEAP
ELEGANT PARK RESIDENCE.
SS000 rAeE sT pa SE% Ssuse os
rooms and bath; with latest improvements and
conveniences; lot 27:a1Sx137:6 IS.
COTTAGE ON EXCEPTIONALLY 5;SS EASY
G177R ONLY FIVE MINUTES WALK
U1 u from MiSsion-st electric cars; new
bay-window cottage OF 5 rooms; windmill, stable,
chicken-houses, c.; 25xl00.
GOOD BARGAiN On McALLIsTER ST:
G.1 = Enn FOUR SUBSTANTIAL MOD
Ut i y .OUU. ern flats of 7, T. and rooms
and bath each; high easements could be eonver ed
into fats at little EXPENSE brick foundation; stone
walks, etc.; street accepted lot o0xlOOi rent
S126O per annum; mortgage OF S1OsUUu IN Inc
bank can remain.
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
SlO.250. rooms rooms and bath. ana rear of 8 8
rooms: brick foundation; stone walks; rent
$7l so; lot 22:11X1S7:6.
THREE FLA s-VkkY CHEAP
GOnOn SUITE ST; z ROOMS AND
dDJUOU. bath each; brick foundations; all
mocern Improvements and conveniences; rent
SS40 per annum; "a :6xI37 :6.
GOLDEN GATE AVE. SNAP.
$500 Substantial @ i story and bay
window houses of z rooms and bath each; rent
$40 per month 30x1S7.6, lot alone worth price
asked.
Call and obtain one of our "Real Estate Rec
ords, which contains list of properties for sale
in all parts of the city.
.. h. UdBSEN & CO., IA Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

g. H. uMBsEN Il co.
DAVID BUSH, Manager Country Department.
G7R0 FOR COTTAGE HoMh AND LOT
- lou. l24x2e5, in town limits Of Los Gatos;
D 2U0 Guernevi1e, m M sono@a County; Shss acres
cleared and cultivated; estimated $4,000 feet of
lumber and 6000 cords of wood on the place.
QJenn WILL BUY 221a ACRES 10 MILES
u IOOU from San Jose, orchard and vineyard
in bearing of acres: balance level and rollil &
land; plenty of wood and water; good house, barn
o. SIt AN ACRE WILL BUY $50 ACRES, 100
epSp acres in bearing orchard of choice varie-
ties for shipping purposes; fine dwelling packing
house, evaporation, all equipped with tools aud
County, near railroad; will exchange.
EXChANGr FOR SAN FRANCISCO PROP
II erty-Fine stock and dairy ranch, in San Ma
teo County of 1900, We i improved.
A LSo OR REXCHANGE-ONE h 1.-THE BEST
n eq1ipped STOCK, grain and dairy farms in san
Mateo County, near san Gregoro, OF S66 acres;
fins improvements; best-watered farm in the
State
A LSO FOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
IA ertv-A valuable improved place In town
limits OF Rlversde; value $4,000.
LSO FOR EXCHAAGE-8 ACRES IN
n II aldsDurg; acres in cherries acres in
alfalfa: fine wine cellar and machinery; fine
house and beautiful grounds; value $4,000; one
EoR KENT-50 sCREs; ABOUT ID MILES
L from Oakland in Happy Valley; 700 Bartlett
pear trees IN ful bear ng; all good grain and good
LSO FOR RENT-15U0 ACRES NEAR LA
IA Honda, San Maieo County: fine stock and
dairy ranch with good improvements; rent $500
per an um, part casD.
A so FOR RENT-640 ACRES AT MAY
n field: all level, choice land; cash rent, So per
acre.
LSo FOR RENT-620 ACRES NEAR MA
~ rysville; good stock, grain and alfal ia ranch;
with stock and tools $500 per annum.
A LSO T, ~ X RsbN 200 ACRES NEAR GIL
u roy: rs gooi sus ar beet land; bal ance
level grain land; good improvements: $3.50 cash
rent.
4 LSO FOR RENT-2lO ACRES IN CONTRA
~ Costa County; 80 acres In vineyard and Or
chard, balance rain and pasture Ian d; $780, half
cash.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

QI7I0 16G ACRES LEVEL LAND, NAPA
tD ZtO W. County; IL acres ful-bearing or
chard, house, barn. granary, truithouse, fenced.
incubator, brooder and chicken outft horses,
cow sprin- wagon, cart, farming tools, tons hay,
living stream; on county road genuine snap w.
D. HULCOM & CO, 5l2 California st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

GhoO0 NE. COR. ON TURK ST.; 25xsO;
ID tOOO. street macadamized and severed; an
offer wanted.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

CENTER & SPADER,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS
IL MONTGOMERY ST
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

. OR VACANT LOTS WITHIN OR 8
= blocks Of Fell ana Devisadero sts
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

aeS00 MODERN 2-sToRY WIN
SDOOOU. dow residence on Oak Bt.; roo ms
bath and basem ent; mort gage of $500 can re-
man: viii take improved or unimproved prop
erty for equity.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

JOS ACRES OF GOOD LANDIN NORTHERN
Oh county, well improved, offered in exchange
for good vacant lots in Oakland, Alameda or san
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,
Room &c. second floor, Mills building. san Fran.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11
CITY REAL ESTATE.
BAReAINs-JUsT Received.

- II. Gu B~EN & CO.,
u. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IA MONTGOMERY ST., Mr.. MARKET
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11
ITO! FOR FITCHBURGl


FRIENDS OUT ON THE FITCH
BURG, SAN LEANDRo AND
HAYWARDS LOCAL.
See Southern Pacific Time-Card.
THE FIRST IMPORTANT STOP EAST OF
FRUITVALE Is THE PLACE. FAST
EST SUBURBAN TRAIN on
THE PACIFIC COAST
DIRECT BOATS AND REINS FROM FERRY
FOOT OF MARKET STREET, TO
FITCHBURG STATION IN
FORTY-FIVE MINUTES
Alameda, Berkeley and Fruitvale trains singed
by the F1tchburg scorcher. Haywards electric
cars from Oakland every few minutes.
If you are tired of life and want 10 get of the
earth stay where you are People get we'll, be-
come cheerful, contented and prosperous in Fitch
burg
Fitchburg is the most promising suburb on the
direct line OF up'to-date public ard private inn
provements in he vicinity of Oakland. 1t is a
business center by natural location It's railway
lines now operating, deepwater transport alton for
freight by lannon's line of fast-sailing vessels
oak and harbor. and the excellent county roads
arly laid out into blocks and lots bounded by wide
streets, graded and graveled, and ornamented with
avenue trees cypress hedges and evergreen groves.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
For home while cheap; for speculation on a
rising market: for turn be first for investment
improvements to make. Water supply from 3
companies at your doors Lots in this beautiful
town at cheaper rates and easier payments than
can be bought in many of the one-slreet tracts in
an inaccessibi bayfield,
Lots % and So feeI front by 100 to 200 feet deep
to parallel street; double frontage. Terms, 10 per
cent cash; deferred payments in easy instalments;
title perfect
w. f. MCCLURE, 10 Montgomery st., S. f.
THAD. 5. FITCH, Ftehburg
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

0OSOO 10 ACRES IN SANTA CLARA
.DOOOU. County, nearl Mountain View; all in
peaches and prunes, years old fine property
anu will trade for good city lots
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

A. n. LISSAK. y. r. Won RHEJN.
n F. Won RHEIN & CO.. REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers' 513
California street.
S2O,0OO-Second and Minna: 40x77 IS with an L
stores upper fiat and rear house; rents lit so.
$7O00-zd st. and South Park lane; 45 :6x9S;
2-story house
S65O0-P' oiBc st., near Hyde: 2Sxso; front
house fats. 10 rooms and bath; rear house A
$6250-Post St, near Webster; 24xe1:6; hand
some 2-story residence: all modern Improvements;
$1,000 Chenery, near 3Oth; s1x125; rear;
street on railroad l23x125; 2houses
S5750-Green near Franklin; 2Sxl30; 3-story
hon, e, fats; rooms; bath.
$48o0-powell st., near Pine; 22x65:6; 3-storJ
house lS rooms.
$4eOO-Vailelo, near Ieavenworth: x3:sx1s7 IS:
two front and one rear house; 10 rooms ana path;
rents $46.
S4O0o- Bryant, near 4th; 2OxsO; 2-story house
OF rooms and bath.
$3U00-Bartlett near 26th: 25x75; 2-story
house, rooms and bath.
S3S0O-san Carlos ave, near 2lst st.; 22:ex75:
2-storv house. flats. rooms 5000:
$S75O-Perry ST., near Third; 25x15; hats;
rooms and baths rents $33 80.
$35O0-Valleio ST., near Montgomery: 20x1 1916;
z rooms and. bath; 2 fats; rents S26.
$3000-Hmmelman. through to Salmon; 20X6O;
house on eacn frontage; rent S29.
$2s50-B Broadway, near Leavenworth; 22;11x
1877 IS: rear house and stable
S2500-ETie ST.. near Mission; 2-story house,
rooms and bath; 25xS5.
s2l0O-valley st, near Church, 27x114:6; 2
S165O-Fosom ST., bet. Union and Jefferson
brand new cottage latest i'm provements rooms
and bath $500 cash, balance 81 per month; 25x70
S130U-Greenwich, near Montgomery: 43:2x
70; one 2-story and 2 cottages.
$90O-Harnld ave-; Lakeview Tract; 25x1l2:6;
cottage rooms; rem $40.
UNIMPRoVED.
S7OOO-Filbert, near Leaven worth: 75xS7:6;
will subdvide into lots
Valencia, 25th-st. railroad station; elk
III 6 10 an alley.
Dolores from 9th to Army; 8 lots on 9th and
s lots on Dolores.
~ 3F3 and VI
SSOO0-26Ih and Bryant; 25x11S.
S2000-Hancock ST., near Sanchez: 5Ox114.
$l500-Hyde ST., near EilbeFt; 20x68:9.
$1250-Fair Oaks, near 25th; 26: 6xl00.
$780, lots; Ocean road, near 24th; 100xS0.
s12c0-Cor. B and 25tn ave.; 60xlSS.
$700-Silver ave-, near Craut; oOXlO9; College
Homestead
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

S31OU. Third two-story building renting nth ri for OF
$35 per month; lot 80 feet front; street work all
done and accented.