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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

Mothers. write To Your Boys.


If we had the ears OF mothers whose
boys have gone to the cities, and are
wondering how they may help to keep
them pure, honest and true amidst the
temptations of city life, we should say
this 10 them: Write them genuine
mothers love letter at least once a
week. We know, and write from per-
sOnal experience, how mothers letter
keeps her before the sons eyes, and
safe in his heart. Ii follows HIM every
where. We know how those letters
keep on building a wall around
the young man so hlgh,
and so strong that unmanly
conversation and evil entlcements can
not get through. We don't believe
that the evil spirit can easily get near
the mOther-guarded youth.
If mothers would be more consistent,
pay less attention 10 the so-called
society, and give more time TO home
and family duties, there would be a
less number of wayward sons. "Ihou
God seest me-" These are words of
value, caution and force, and If kept
before the boy, allowed TO 60 with him,
would not only keep him from dong
evil things, but would bring to ms mind
that the mothers eyes are ever upon
him, and her sincere, heartfelt prayers
ever present with him.
Mother, thou seeSt me-"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
BLAISE's FREE-TRADE.

The Jackson Courier pitches into
Blaine for advocating free-trade with
the South American republics, over
looking the fact that the question Of
free.trade or protection IS mere ques-
ton of Governmental policy. Whether
q tariff duty shall be laid on certain
articles or not, aud whether, by tariff
we shall discriminate agaInstone nation
more than another, are questions to be
determined only by the consideration
Of advantage to the United States.
Honest protectionists do not ask for
protection SIMPLY for the sake of hav-
ing Il, regardless OF advantage to be de-
rived froaa t. Nor DO honest free
traders clsmor for free-trade simply
for the sake Of having it. Each party
thinks the most advantage Is to be de-
rived from rs own particular policy.
Vow the relationships existing between
the Southern republics and the United
states are much more intimate and
much more ike our interstate rela-
tons. than the relations between Euro
pean nations and the United States. II
Is possible that the family relationship.
as it exists between our states, can be
With profit extended over ali tho repub-
lIcan part OF AmeTIcs. II 20, why
shouldn't It be done' No true Amer
icau wall object TO the policy OF free
trade where It g the best for the United
states. But protectionists believe that
free-srsde With the great manufactur-
ing nations Of Europe. especially With
their lack OF sympathy With the United
states, would bs highly detrimental.
The C,v-ge-. N - anxiety 70 oppose
snyth ing that comes from Blame. IS led
into = gross inconsistency with tself.
Ifit honestly believes in free trade. il
shogld heartiv welcome even the first
approaches t0 lt. And then sgan &c IS
inconsistent in opposing free trade with
south Amerca. on the ground that it
Z WI be detrimental 70 The farmers. For
gree-rads journals have been long
h0vhnz for frse-trsds for the sske %
the farmers. Tney have been preach
ing free-trsds ~ the farmers as the
I panacea fer - their lls. Nov viii enc
+ C'a--~- svplsir whv fre~-frsds T1th the
whole world W. nos - Just as tetr-
mental 90 farmers a. free-trsde VII
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
The Daily Calendar.

1t hangs before Us on the wall;
Ana daily 10 Its leaves we turn
For date or day, and deem that all
We from the calendar may learn;
When. did We give but proper heed,
We might more lasting lessons read.
We know what brought the day whose leaf
We tear away.-the day all gone
But shall the day bring JOY or grief
Whose leaf we now look upOnF
Have we the faith that naught can move,
Whate'er the untlred hours shall prove!
We seldom mark with careful thought
How filed with good the day hath been,
Or note wherein we might nave wrought
Far more Of right. fsr less of sin;
Yet every leaf removed should thus
It's silent sermon preach 10 Us.
Each passing page that greets our gaze
As smOrrOwS follow. one by one.
Doth have our deeds 10 blame or praise,
counterpart, when day IS done;
The one We careless cast away,
The other shah endure for aye.
Still thOughtlessIy the leaves we tear.
And crumble them within our hands
Removing them without care
OF what upon that record STANDS,
Whose pages day % day appear
AS waste these pages OF the year.
An, men were wise, did more they dwell
Upon the truths each common thing
viii 70 the earnest seeker tell,
The lessons every day doth bring;
The world would better be by far
Did all use right the calendar.
LSelected
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

OFFICIAL PAPER CT The CITY.
aRAsD aAPIDs. sArURDAY. APRIL z.
raL fNE GovERNoR.

Democratic journals are already nom
inaung Edwin F. Uhl FOR Governor. If
he ruas in the state OF Michigan, ne
viii haye 70 run on his ticket alone.
lie giil not be a next door neighbor TO
every upper-tsn Republican fossil in the
STATE, 50 as 10 rake IN their votes and
laugh nis sleeve at their gulhble SIM
Pile y but the Democrats throughout
the tate. by their turning TO him. show
that they count upon his getting the
same Republican vote AZ home that he
has Just received. They think that they
have secured just 50 much assistance
from Republicans, upon which they can
count. How can Republicans then say
that there IS no political principle IN
local elections2 Haven't recreant Re-
publ.cans helped make a Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor?
Haven't "next-doOr-neighbor" Re-
publicans gwen aid and comfort
10 the enemy And isn't that po-
hucal treasonl If they hadn't sutfi-
cient back-bo 70 stand by their
party this time, can It be expected that
they viii have enough dorsal stiffness
% deny him their votes when ne IS run
ning on the State ticket, especially if
the Republican nominee comes from
some other part Of the State2
The small boy, wnen fishing for the
unsophisucated little bass, will often
spit or hrs bait 10 make It more attract
i've % the guiieless creature he IS ang-
Ing for. Just so the Democrats, after
sticking Mr.. Uhl as bait upon their
Campaign hook, Will smear the bait al
over with the taffy-sEeet talk, that It
viii be, OBJ 40 nice for the beautiful
Valley Cty % have a zeal, 1--we governor
I'D her midst. And 50 they will make
the bait irresistible % Republican suck
ers. Wdl they nibble the baip On
no. Judging from recent events, they
Wi Euip it down whole.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
Does IL Pay to Clean wheat?

From the Saranac Local:
Editor of LOcal-Dear Sir-I remem-
Der reading an article in your paper
last fall from Mr.. Rowe, your grain
dealer, calling the farmers attention
TO tho necessity of cleaning their wheat
before taking Il TO market, and claim
ing It 10 be to the farmers interest to
do 80. have been testing the truthful
ness OF Mr.. ROwe's argument and ] find
he is correct. as the following state
ment VIII show:
Last year | harvested SIX acres Of
wheat grown on corn ground. Il was
late in ripenIng, was struck with rust.
and was shTuukcn. | sold a little OF
the wheat without cleaning, testing
81 pounds 20 the bushel. receiving -
cents per bushel. I then cleaned the
wheat, running Il over double screens.
I sold two loads with the following re-
suits.
g bu. and s5 lbs Test 50 lbs. per bu- a
afS. and IS lbs. Test s. lbs. per bu. n
mad left two grades of screenings.
First grade u bu. and 30 lbs, weighing
50 lbs. per bushels, sealed measure. /
value them:
Worth 55c per feed 81
screenings s bu. and IS lbs.. Weighing .
ibs per bu.. sealed measure. valued az
-. per bu....---.---.----....-. =
To.sI amount - y
Had I sold the wheat without clean
ing 7 would have had l05 bu. and % lbs
st 45c. per bushel.
T would have received .........-..- 81 4
leaving "a. rs .-.....------.---.-.-..----s- y
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
Sealed Proposals

oFFrrf EafFr ~ lraI1~ " gnFr
rFtrr p rIre N.rh rri lff
seefef frafsneeis viH 30 Fe-ei~rf ~ fbe
rffre ~ thf Board rEtl raf1rdsT a rrI ~
f-1 81 n p faf fHs nrrrurriHr -
sever RI frerfnuf srf taEo'f streets see0f.
~ r. ths pans anr sfeC felfinne 0n fIe
ffr rNrn n ffa Nrerr Ihr tHern rfkfrT
ere -fghf - rrltef arF ~ Al t.fa
Eeff faNfrl siiaI fsrusit wtrh tff Trgpos1
tie EN- ~ sff ~ - ~ FORTE fef 81 the cry -
or.rf FaFsfs ir rage he EHsE fzd A. frreT
irrff aentracf ir sern-fauee vItf fle urgrnFe'
ehrHi1 30 $40 FFaugss 1e aeeeFfer IS tnt
Board "a pHhNc rrss
AZ urarossls rrHsf - Frsos uros h'arfs f.et
s. furnished upon arfNrsftrf 81 ahe
efet 81 tae t,gsre.
Ami IA aP9 q rETpes p-ssscsrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
NOIICE OF COMMISSIONERS on CLANS

NTATE OF MICHIGAN-C0unfy ~ Kent. Sc
- Probate Court for said County.
Estate OF MARTIN FRITZ. deceased.
The under. uned having been appointed hT
the Hon Judge of Probate n said county
Commissioners on Ciaims. in the matter -
said estate and six months from the fourth
dav ~ trrii. A. D.. $40. having been allowed
by saia Indge ~ Probate. TO al persons hav-
Jag claims against said estate. in Hhich to pre-
seat their claims 20 us FOR examination and
adjustment.
Nof'ce Il hereby given. that " will meet
On SAfurdsv the 18th dsy o. June. A. d. $50.
and on saturday. the 4th day Of 0cforer, s. n.
isef. q Do O'Clock =. n, ~ each dav. - the
oaSre ~ Charles " lalkins in TIE City of
Grand Raui8s. iu said coHntT. O. receive and
examine elrf Claims
Dated. Grand Earids April p a p 1s41
ItN AZ CAMPBELL,
CHARLES "a. GATkfNS
Commissioners.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

TEE IFrEGsAv- -lfEssEn scs-ow edges
The rsceipt. fro9a sr0v. Lace. 81 CoET
cf "N cl ga st lrettrshurz It IS
carap Ton of tre proceed .1gs 81 tee
corr M iss r1r Ard the cerpn1or 80 ~ ded-
-stcu - the Michigan monuments or
trst notsee rstf e-6eid. ennhell s1eo
- tn portraits - paraC1na-ts ard pc
tlres 0f r1e uorrse il . 6eeu-
ufGl sE1 TslTsrle put caticn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
COOPERATIVE EMPLOYMENT co.

VANTED-Salesmen. clerks, bOOkkeepers.
W barrenders, teanstcrs, shipping clerks.
farm hands Olce help aud al others out Of
employment TO call and Investigate our en-
tirely new ard thoroughly reliable system OF
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
ment Company. 1914 MonrOe-st., Rooms 81
and g.. Porter Block. Phone 1877.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
ruRNnuRr LNp PnKos groREp.

DADCTIFF HOLT. general wsrehous~men,
IA Al M South DivisiOn-st.. store pianos aHo
household goods ~ l0W rates expert pack
ers careful movers with iarre vans" sent
promptly by teiepboulng No. 800 jan l-el
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
REAL RsTATE-CO0ETRY

TO PARTIES desiring 10 purchase property
Il iu Ole 81 the Lost pleasant TuThi i0ca.
lions. NlA say. please faaf q leot al cur
property ga the village 81 Lisbon. aud then
make u an offer. Ne lIeau business aud are
bound 10 sell 80 the highest bidder as soon As
ihr bids Are al Ia. Address %. j.. g. A b.
ElmSHe, Graad Rapids. Mich luItf
TTOR SAlE-0r viii exchange for city prop
a eriy. aa Slacre farm IA Cascade town
ship, well Improved call on or address pr
n. M. Danforih. Cascsde. Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
SHEARN & SUTTON

Have changed their firm name
TO the Grand Rapids store and
Office Furniture Company, and
are prepared 70 fit mp stores,
Offices and do Job work of
every description. We make
Sash, Door. Bids, Inside FIN
ish Mouldings, and pieces of
furniture not kept IN stock
regularly; also send men out
by the dav or hour.
T r 7, e = Fl O N II 81 2
or address Cor. Louis and Campau-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

THr ns~rr--t vas taken With pam
,u the stomach because the TE1EsRAw-
HERs1n ciamed to he a part of Grand
Rapids No one wi accuse the Deno-
-t ~ being a part of this cItv, nor
t,es n dare 70 raise alch = clain1 for IT,
aaf. It can represent the southern
C1ufeisracy and British interests sue
ressfriv. tut ft never raises "a voice IN
sdVocacv of An1eresa interests nor cf
Grand Rar,ds interests. ls never sdvo-
Gates anything Fl che way q puhhc i'm
rrov9merfs. but. on Che contrary. has
taken many occasions % oppose them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
IS Canal-st., Room 15.

% Ndudl-cl., MUM II.
NEW 7-room house, on West Side. only slO5O.
IN ACRES, ~ miles from city. $500 VIII
III trade for good lot or small house.
. Lots and an elegant new room house, tcor-
nerl near East st, only $500.
1e0 ACRES in Tyrone township. four miles
1OO from Kent City. Maple, Elm and lem
Ioca timbe-; only s. an acre. Remember this
is in Kent county.
HOUSES AND LOTS-s5o and 500 down; bal
II ance easy.
I HAVE 10000 acres of land for sale in
Nebraska and Wyoming AT from 81 TO s6 an
acre; easy terms.
pEACH lands on Lake Shore for sale or trade.
I HAVE some choice farms for sale, that can
i not be duplicated for the money in the
state.
| HAVE some fine farms. near city, that L
Will exchange for city property.
PERC1 SV YDER
IS Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
sIIaHTLY FRFsH

The NewayEo Iiri5,sas reads the Re-
publican party Of Michigan little
lecturs on evil service reform. 1t
says.
''}rhile on this subject we need not
go outside 0f Michigan 20 find = shining
opportunity for practical civil service
reform. in the Auditor Generals Of
Zee. 40 Lansing. there "a a gentleman
who has served the state for many
years, and mastered all OF the details
of that Office. lie ~. 20 al Iuteuts and
purposes. Aud tor Genera. OF Michigan,
and while others have held the Official
tCe and dispensed the patronage
where 70 would DO the most good, = this
Quiet. uuassgming man has had hrs
finger on che pulse Of this great hnan-
Cisl machine aud has gwen his life IN
labor for the state.
"He Ioy4 Republican, a man Of
high character ami good socal stand
mg. AMI the question naturally sug-
resfs ITSELF why rot elect him 20 the
office whi-n be AS virtually fillsd for
twenty years. and thus give practical
proof fnat al of tois Rnte-eleCt0n Civil
Service reform tax means something. +"
The TErEeRsx- HERA1D = ready 20
ro-echo All the good thugs said of De-
putty Audtor-Genersl Pratt, bat a. the
same time would Ike 20 know what
business the editor of the T-ibun, hss 70
make a nomination for the Republican
rartv. The editor of that sheet hates =
Republican slmost "a much as a
genuine Republican dssu.ses him.
Would he vote for Mr.. Trait, If nomin-
atedf N0t m1ch bat during She
whole campaign he would 60 prsuc-
ing through Che country, With h-s Gus
fomarv bIatnerskite e.cQueuce, cursinz Z
the whole Repuhic can ticket, Pratt not
sxceuted- The nomination II a Repub-
l,csB Auditor General. then. s inst
srort on a nsr with some Of the rest Of
las ro't mpudence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
CROZIER & CUTLER'S
J.. =. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department.

A-ai 1srhaN@ ~ Ia tAAAAAtA-
" eston Building. a. ts"sl-st
STocK-. bonds and mortgage negotiated.
Money losned.
EARMINs LANDS for ssle of erchsugs y
acres = miles south of Nf- Pleasant Fnof
house anc tafn. wfii. ere fen afres fifsff0-
balance good timber. ~ acree fl''n fffH
city ~ SRI. Louis. NfCh.i ai fe~eeN fF nHftg
cot tons 90 acre iaef TcHT I1oaf 'nr ~ fntn
try raeiderrr uueruaied. lt srres 'ffin The
limits of city 81 taton Ksp'fs room hoi.s'
good barn SIN fruit rH fhf hanf ol -'f ~
Brook The shoFH places afe very ofslratf
and car DO bad cheap.
. ACBES m West BridEe-st. suitable ior
= business property
I-0r etLF -or contract ono hngee arf i0i
ts8r one ~ fi1E. one - fiBf fwo si so +.
enc "a $3.50. IneetfHu ggoc- ar p1rt rulars
call ~ Crsgier 4 Cutters rea' estate ofrf
C104Q VIII FfT rl~e new houee nr 2
'loot stewart bites nff. terms ~ fa.i
NouEHN hanae on Cherry 81. ffr saifi ~
u aocegf % hTsi raTnsnf lof Hpfts irpIn
f--fr - err balance 81 nef month
c. IA 1N CASH and roef Tote ir south rrrt
81 - 81 eifr wii hfT hrrsn af1 iarEr 'Hf
in good location in cora par of r.tr.
UEICK BTNrE 0n south Nirr.o ST.. paE ~
- = per cent. fnr ssle nf esrhauge
7 oTs al South Grand Bspfs A. 20 go
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
FOR REET-HOUFE7.
ROB RErT BUSINESS RLkoEs

-----l. -------~~-~-~~~-~
TOR RENT-Nev store and basement. No. q
south Iouia -. suits q rooms iof onces.
st No. - steam heated. Apply - N. ~
ler No. e south Iouisst 40
STORE Tor rent IN Niler block a West
- Bridge 81. AppiT n Mr.. SAN hiHer. q
West Bridae 81; store iu frst-eiszs condition
Tor RENT-Stores Nos. Is aBd =. corner ~
Monroe and Ncrfh DIvislon 81. lnqultf
az room ehlsn pc-
IoR RENT store corner West Patton sn6
4 Caurf-efs suitable fr~ fnF r-.rnnef- ll.
aui-s Mrs T sfrahau. q y es' fo'fon- ~
EoR RFFT- -Tno stores and rooms sH O.
D for ofaees or fight hrusfF - Dg in Per-
p N.ock. corner q Aearoe and Division sts d
KAsTED.
XEANTF0- AGENTS in every c.ry 81 eel oHf
~ nrF .frfrir Irk-eraeerf InE erased fn ~
sseones vlth'ui barr ns Tsn@f ris fnsss
s. o. go psr caF -eFa tae ter faHin.e. = 'ns
efc. Perfect Eraser Co.. a. fortft- .e1f
ians. 9. tts
XEANTFT.- lsefas a-r ~ gsr-Tsrosr ~
~ rnee - take r~aErs fTr FEh. ~ 20.
o. rom m'ss 1n. o7 g1larsE 80 eztarf fI - pef
meata lee View baaseacan biaes
arrsa Fs's
KEANTED-s gsr = fo- tss History q tts ~
- rrrstrns q bari1E Drees ST. frtaf
elr-lisr free. Address . a BroEui1a a CO...
AGENTS sheaa write - illustrated ssrcflisr
= anf fe~ws frr 7verss frisi ~ #tesr5iF
RI ssheTs WAGES rr~f ~ rfetEee efeHr - t7f
stsem rsiart Ysgor sssF s4. fea
le = forrf 81 Ar1~ 70 %
49, q a Il rr.fra
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rOR MISCELLANEOUS

EOB SALE-A second hand gasoline stove 3
coal stove. wood stove AID some other
pieces of furniture. ~ - Mapie-st. los
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
WANTED BOARDERs.

BOARD and lodging at the Michigan House
ID $3.50 per week. eAf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
90 GOO HOUSE win eiFht rooms snd 10.

E'OR SALE-A forty-ncre farm. with house
and bars. Tor safe cheap Wili take citg
property iu exchange. Inquire 0i Lnii AS
man. i5 West Bridgest.. Or Mrs hiDdenach
lss Siraiglt-st Mar II
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

EOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
Il rooms. steam heated. at Park Place. Mrs.
A. J.. smith. S5su
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

FOR RENT-Lsrge. elegantly furnished rooms
Il facing CreScept-aye. and Iaual ST., With
gas. newly furnished and rehtted. EVERYTHING
strictly hrStCiass. Entrance. Crescent aFf.-f
also. 81 Canal -. ENQUIRE ~ Room "a. tlN
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

EOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
Il rooms at thr Brunswick, A. South Division
ST.; steam heated. Mrs. McIee. lOi
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

had left two grades of screenings.
First grade u bu. and 30 lbs, weighing
so lbs. per bushels, sealed measure.
value them:
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

EOR RENT-rwO rooms. second floor with
steady power at No. Pearlst. Inquire T.
L. Thw' ng Phone i0A. 73u
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
REBT-R00Rs.

EOR RENT-Go0d furnished outside rooms,
Steam heat al reasonable rates. Enquire
Al room one 81 South Diyision-st l0a
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

WANTED Reliable local and travelling
w statesmen. Positions permanent Special
inducements now; fast selling speclaities
don't delay; salary from start. Brown Bros.
AuTserymen. Chicago. His. june ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

IrOR RFNT-NrW store and basement No u
south Ioula-st suits of rooms for oehcrs.
Al 40. =. steam heated. Apply - N. NJ
ler. \ q. g south Iouis 81 Ih
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

NTED-Fiye good cabinet makers q
w Newaygo. The Converse Mtg Co., Z
Lyon-st. lo
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12

STCRF Tor rent in Miiier block. q; ~ est
= Bridge 81 sppIv n Mr. sam HiBer g.
West Brldne 81; store ia frst-elszs condition
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
i !.!|! / i! +! |
10 go IS sS 90 as SO. 4. so
Is IS 80 40 so / 55 90 S-00
90 SO 40 90 90 | 20 80 ESQ
KS 40 SO IS rs | 90 Leo 500
80 as SIS 20 Ss In 001.1o 3.s5
PERSONAL

CARRIAGE PAINTERS WANTED-A good
\ chance for the right man; references rc-
quired. Apply al once. The Colby Wagon
60. lOz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10

nat owins 70 his protrNcied Illness at his home
IN North Carolina tho work was not done. The
COMMITTEES wss continued, the Installation to
take place at . time agreed upon By Mr.. Lansrty
and the churchea
DEMAND FOR MINISTERS.
The Committee OF Homo Missions reported
The CON ditlon OF tho mission fields the most OF
which are in n prosperous condition. Five new
church buildings were erected during the past
year, aud three moro ministers are needed Tor
new WORK. Hero Is our great trouble. We have
ten vacant charges, and moi n minister In tight
for one Of them.
Az TO SOCIETIES.
Az 10 voluntary societies wifkin the Church tho
following resolutions were adopted, h''er us
cussion by Drs Vaughan and Murray:
!. That oil existing societies In our ohurches
be couseilcd 70 form q relation 70 the Church By
coming under its government, ana mus AVOID
censure aud hlndrsnce 10 their usefulness
arising from their anomalous relation.
2 That the formation OF these rocletiee oe-
yond the bounds OF particular congregations pe
discouraged, as tending n the deveiopmen OF
body unknown to the constitution OF the Chufch.
An appropriation from the churcn-erecuon
fund Of $3.50 was recommended for new cnorch
at Basic City w..
Tho organization OF q church at Bnena Vista
OF thirty-three members the 9TH OF warren 1881
vas reported and the name 0f the churen was
enrolled.
me subject Of Sabbath observance was care
fully considerod, and action was taken 10 secure
more regard for the sabbath on the part OF our
people. a. ~. %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10
By John I. Goidin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets

A TTRACTIVE EAST-FND SUB
"A URBAN RESIDENCE, VITA FOURTEEN
ACRES or LAND ATTACHED, KNOWN As
sNONTFBELLO,1 on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, ADJACENT TO
THE GROWING TOWN or FULTON, FOR
SALE BY AUCIlON.--At the request OF the
owner who il a non-resi lent Will sell AT pap
lie auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY -, 1890
AZ o'clock p. NJ, that TRULY-D EsiRABLE
PROPERTY known rs MOntsbellO." located as
above, adjoining the lands Of samuel T. wal
din. Esq. A. W. CARRIER Cstlett. and others.
The improvements consist u a handsome aud
substantial two-story frame dwelling Of seven or
eight rooms, with grove OF original oak trees
surrounding l., kitchen, stable, &c.. and from us
elevated position commands rnagni csnt Wow
OF the city OF Richmond, the lower James river
aud surrounding country. here are fourteen
acres Of lsnd attached. and the place viii % Of
fered az a whole or subiiyided 40 a. % sell With
the dwelling about i've snd q half acres, aud the
residue into lots OF suitable size, according TO q
plat and survey which can be seen al tie Office
of the Gucti0Oeer.
Located on the main road TO the National
cemetery. almost within the city limits, and very
convenient TO the sireetcars, this property oilers
a good investment either as a home or for specu-
IAtiOn.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. JOHN T. GODDIN,
my6 Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-10
By y. W. Rowe.
Real Estate Aucrloneer.

NNRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF a
i GOOD, MEDIUH-SIZE FRAME DWELLING,
No. 6l4 SOUTH LAUREL STREET, WITH
LARGE AND ATl RACTIYK LOFTY virtue OF a
certain deed Of trust, dated December 10 1854, 70
the undersigned as trustee, ami duly recorded In
the Clerks ONCE OF the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond, in Deed-BooK ~ h. on page
Us. will sell by public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1890,
At 6 O'Clock P. NJ, the VALUABLE HOUSE above
referred to, together with the LOT on which Il
stands with front OF 10 9-l2 feet and running
back l55 feet. his property Is situated on the
west eide Of Laurel street between China and
High streets, and can at a small expense be
made valuable and attractive property. Tho
house Is a two-story frame with four rooms and
q detached kitchen, and has we'll OF excellent
water on the promises
Terms: Cash sufficient % pay expenses OF exc
cutting this trust ana any back taxes that may
DE- due and TO pay the sum OF Fie.70. a credit
as 20 $50 90 until June 10, 1890, surher credit ss
10 AQ35 until Septe mber 10. $780, further credit
as $3.50 until December 10, 1880, and the resdu
upon such terms "a the graut0r may pres
or In case Of his failure 10 do 80 as trustee
shall see 1T: ali credit payments 10 carry inter-
est ana 10 DO secured by deed OF trust
my CYRUS GRAHAM. Trustee.