A GENTLE FAMILY HORSE, TWO-SEATED BUGGY, A FINE 11-STOP, 5-OCTAVE WALNUT-CASE ORGAN, RESIDENCE LOTS, ETC., FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE-HALF the entire proceeds of sale will go into the California Conference Fund, Rural Health Retreat, or some branch of the missionary work if the property is sold by May 15, 1889. THE HORSE is not afraid of railroad trains or cable-cars, can be ridden or driven by a lady; my children use the horse nearly every day. The horse, light two-seated buggy, harness, horse blanket, etc., I consider worth from $115 to $125 to any family that needs such an outfit, and I will sell them for $100 cash. THE ORGAN is a fine-toned A. B. Chase, style 302 C, 5 octaves, 4 sets of reeds, double octave coupler, 11 stops. List price, $250. Height, 72 inches; length, 53 inches; width, 24 inches; weight, boxed ready for shipment, about 400 pounds. Plain walnut case, heavy mouldings, carved lines, smooth, hard, oil-finish. Has been used very little. Warranted first-class in every respect. Instrument can be examined at my residence, or it will be boxed ready for shipment, and delivered on board the cars here, for $100 cash or $125 on time payments. REAL ESTATE, a good location for residence. Lot 50x100 feet, on Forty-second Street, near Market, within three blocks of Telegraph Avenue street-cars on the east, and three blocks to San Pablo cable line on the west. These lots in the Alden Tract are selling for $500 on time payments. I will sell the above described lot, 50 feet front, on sunny side of street, for $100 (half cash, balance on $10 monthly installments, with interest on said installment at the rate of 8 per cent per annum), if sold within 30 days from date of this paper. For map, abstract, and free conveyance to the property, call on B. R. Nordyke, at the Pacific Press buildings, corner Twelfth and Castro Streets, Oakland, Cal.