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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

AN ORDINANCE. q regulate the consirue-
tloa. malntelaHre AID use pl sldeHalAa ln
Ihat poruon Of Canal street. ln TIE ciis ~
Urand Rapids. b. tween Bridge street ana
Lyon street. Ia said ciD.
Ire Common Council 81 the city of Grand
Rapids do orc "A Il Is follows;
tlcecIton }. IhaI ali slet walks hereafter bUlif.
constructed or repaired in that portion oi
taual street. lH fle city of hrand Rapids, b,-
tween Bridge street md Lyon street. in said
city, shall bc constructed b1Ilt and repaired
of the inatcrinls and ia tnc manner now pio.
Videa 10y The oTdiaances OF said city. lcsulai-
ing the construct on gnd repair oi Sidewalks
Ia that portion 90 N3nai street q 90 ai4 sd A.
walks shall bc lad without any stvg oi trolee
tion therein bttYeen tee front inc az Tie
buildings on said stree. aAd Tie outer edge 81
tie Sidewalk.
Sec. 2. All entrances. cellaf-ways and open
ines for the purpose 81 acet - or ioF the ailll,
sion OF light TO the Easements OF buildines GA
SAID portion of anal street, SHAH be 50 coz
siTucfed ana maintained fhat said entrances,
staifways, and other openings. sAAu not en-
cruach or take Gp more Ian Tour ieet ~ siid
sidewalk next se5oi aing the 'front.' building
line OF tie buildings O. ha4d street
see. 3. AnJ pcr-oi or persons VINO hhaii
vioiat any of tie Provisions or requirement
OF this ordinance. en conviction thereof, shs /.
BE- punished 10y h4c oI no. less tnan ieu dol
lars nor more than one hundred dollars.
and costs Of tcatioB, or by imprison-
mcni af hafd iaber "a llie common gall Oi fhc
county OF hcni. or IN any penite ntiary. ja'l,
workhOuse. house 0i correction or aimsho lsc
OF said city. Ia The discretion 81 the c0uIt oT
magistrate before whom TIE conviction may
b. Hzd, iOr apefi1G 81 not less than I've Gas
nor more Than ninety Gays and lA case Siitl
court or magistrate shall only impose a line
and costs. the offender may be sentenced a
be Imprisoned 40 1ard labor lu ihe common
l@il OF the county OF heai or IN any pful
teGf.aTy. jail. werkhouse. house al correction
CT aimsheuse 81 -sia city until the payment ed
suca fgr amd cas's. lor period oi not more
taan iaety d.y1.
Pass aud approved ~ the Common Coun-
ci, OF fhe ely o. Gr, d Rapids. la regu4aT SIS
sion. neid Mondag evening. july 2l l-sa.
". a. SHlNhMAN.
lffr Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

himself. and the applause was extremely
piano. In fact IL died prenatal death,
II may be allowed that term. He was
invited 70 the drawing room Of . wealthy
and prominent English family, Of course
with the understanding that he would
oblige"
Edrnuni gave a portion OF Greek
play in costume. Where he erred was
IN the matter OF ultra-realism. Taking
the Greek slave as authority. presume
Nr Russell clothed himself at a very
slight cost and spoke his piece. When
he went away the air was 50 chill that
the Delsartian goose pimples stood out
all over him ike EtruscGn warts that
have been suddenly called up by the
speaker 70 give a rising vote on some
thing regarding their salary.
Mr. Russell Is rather proud Of his fine
figure. and has Rad himself caste several
times. bat never with so much expression
and force ~ he was cast forthwith after
his recitation. The hired man threw Mr.
Russelrs clothes to him from the rear
window. and he dressed himself behind
a quick set hedge with ore hand while
he Kept away vel fanSed dog with
tie other
TIE Greek costume IN which Mr. Rus
sci had appeared On the previous even
ing was found the nezS morning wrapped
around the sore toe Of . peasant child.
People who san Edward Jump the
fence IN bis Greek. ganwsd tTousseaa say
that. as near "a they ars able % Judge
The Greeks mist have cared very little
indeed for dress.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

AN ORDINANCE granVng psEmlss-ep o. The
~tlts lstE -ifcel AAc S4.as RAILWAY toHi'
N4es 81 nEA4 h4piN2 a. eetsi' ,.ci. ii~iis s.sla
sad a. oend ats. viii ths aecessars ehcss
street ia fhe els 81 GFald Azp.as. the s4me
ts-ilk supplement- - a. etdtn&L4cf "a tit-e1
Nalies C4ty street gld cable Easlwas fen
psuy. ~ DI&Ad A4pi1s. g. eensi ract. niaiii-
taia aaa ass a sffcrt rafin~s en ecfiAiA
ssireeis y iae esls u vF~aa Rapids, p$sse1
Ibe Ceianea louneH of ghe eity q GRAND
k4plcs. da uraaia ~ fellows
orcilsn I, That consent permission And az
tbVllts arr efcns given. gtsNlee H. snd aus
Nxsted fn n said A4llex tllA S1fcct Sng t4tie
Railway teEit any. - 0ranS kafaaS- % csi-
struet. ass ana ai4iuisln eouhlv conduit,
Min al he necessary wheel pits Ana ofaef
machinery. in aDa 0l0nE th&i portion al Lyen
street. iN sEid els. dtstf bed a. follows. ksfl-
mvncing 81 The west rHa el the onndtlifs 81
SAID railway company nNw lA ~ ga sifce Aaa
ektendia az thence westerly lH alunE Ala
tbroUsa Lyoa street - tAs west cad iAsrcet
vita tNe rSAt % VoHArct ~. same Nlth iHe
power hasse ei Saie railway company. sitnHtr
"a OF near The Wesl ene 81 1sSuH strVct Iat
conduit fiI and machinery hri cNe aNl laori lcd
sha.s All ee placed uaaer rfsuna. and snaii
coaferm 10 the grade "a - street. a. noN -
fsoii shed - IL saau frein ialr 10 fiute be AZ
established ~ aiirfed and SAG rs.liN&s com
fsny nas place Sad Watstein sald eeaaNltS
al nteutOi ana convenient clltleas cables tef
iAe IN pos II operating Toe waoie ef aas pau
II rs lines ~ cable railway
sec. = I1S pSHtI- aai privileges conferred
Is tle provisions ~ thls ordinance sailI De-
"a lea 80 thuiF l5 grara, ir0.n a. pssssg
thereof AID SAID railway company shall within
thirfy days alisf she p4ssave 81 Ills oralnanc-.
signify lis acceptance ~ iAe nights -nu priv
lestS hrfebs granted, ana RE such acceptance
MIN lac viiN CLERK
See. = That tnis ordinance sAal bt taken
ana treated as a sup piilemcui IL an ofdlDaRcc
entitled Al ordNancf granting permission
tn the Valley city SiEcft ant tAaie Railway
Com 9any. 81 t'rana liaHies. 20 construed, loHl q
tain al0 $50 street latlN AS rA e-IiHtu streets
la the city Of 6rand Aapios, passed March h
lsss. aud ali the provisions oi Sald last nsi-
tioued ordinance shaii. except where other
provision - herein mad. apply aAd De lh
l9ree as 10 thc privileges hereby authorized
an4 grated.
ell Of the city ~ Grand Rapids ln Regular ses-
sion. heid Monday ca alag, July II, lSti.
". A. ehlNkMAN,
tIfy Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

hE TELLs Us ABOUT The TAVERN
CE LuxE or EUsCsE-

zIs Wa8Eess AZ sPs@k Fr-ash. as fhss
caa't EsIs "a. fsr fAs1 "sEs Esr2
Thas W.y-Whisky. Bsat~E. Greek
castAss. Dsxs -ad other fhiass
fCo6yrigat ~ 1dxzr y SYsl
Tt i at this tune taar The Accumulated
mifisu1nmer inquiries q correspondents
should b attended %. and | hasten %
G.sooss Il one. nleanEine sDologizinZ for
ths delay IA aaswering several which
were recaved a. early as April last.
Tste-a-tete. Hyde PARK. Cook county.
uls.-Tbe savoy hotel i situated on tho
Victoria sEnhankment. between Cha-ins
Crosz and Waterloo bEilze, opposite
CieopsEzas Neeiie. IN LOndon. II Is al
vertissd - ths Hotel ds Lake of ths
world, aIso ths hotel do trop, / pre-
saue. alrho1gh would not care % say
tAat Ter publication
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
TTRgT GTOHY.

is a back staircase from the kitchen 70 tho
second floor, and stairs TO cellar, according
10 tho requirements OF such dwelling.
The kitchen il also provided with two
wash trays, sink, dresser and store closet,
hot and cold water, etc, complete.
There is a bedroom in the attic story OK
tower and IN open chamber for storage.
The woodwork Of main stairs is OF oak, OF
the back stairs yellow pine
The exterior Of the house is painted in
light brown shades and Is picturesque,
with the gablcd porch and broad veranda.
gables and tower, side bay window, and
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
TREAsUREE's NOTICE.


city Treasures once.
Grand Rapids. Nica.. Juiy 3 lsH.
Notice is 8ef D. - % tlat TIE assessBltn ni
roll for graiing e. swelling and paving tIf l1'
tefs OF NoIfa Col Is as.ul.. liafl t..st ltTiNE
street - e.la Nor-h l.tir nf thc fr lu fhe eifV
al Grand HaaiiS ls ROW iu ms hands and
that / will receive navment q creon for the
period OF tWe8ty days irOm t1l. dafe, az the
Office Of the ~ TeaSuIcT. 4 > 3al.
6EckSE n. r. ktN.
au- i5 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

Funny Msn-I did net notioe nv jokes
IN y0ur pspsr.
Eeiit-r-Thev were al thsre-
annT Man-Thats queer. I looked
'ne rinnv column All through.
h.LIor-.After reading them I con
ctadef - sandwich than IN wrth ne
aeatA notices. s.-LowsIl Citizen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
nErRoIr. c. II. AID MILWAUKEE

Detroit express leaving 60 "a has NaEner
pafior and buffet ear attached. aud fyelinR
eANres, leaving at-a 3 fu has pt.riof C1f AZ
fhched These trains make direct connection
IN Detroit fof al poiufs East
Express leaving ~ 1853 y "a has Wagner
sleeping car 70 Detroit arriving IA bctrolf
at - "a.
Steamboat express makes direct connection
81 Grand Haven With steamer for Milwaukee,.
THROUGH railroad tickets aud aceau Steam
ship tickets and sleeping ear hfrfhs secured Al
j.. q. II. a n. afice. .S Moaroe-si. and al the
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass. hrenL
JNo. LOUD. IrailC Manager. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

Curious that boy Is - Bad, ard yes
he Is re clesnest, neatsst boy n school
Not 20 curious. He i IN ho1 water
a. the time, and Il shows. s-hsz ReT :
Bazsr,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
TEEAsURER's NOTICE.

Cify 1reasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich. July q. $50.
Notice rs hereby given that tIr as, esSr7fnt
70 for grading. CfayetnE aud paving h Eut
ters 4 NcWberry street, from Clinton street 20
Colt avenue in the City OF Grand Rapids ls
now IN my hands. ard tnaf Viii receive pax
mcnf thereon for fln period ~ twenty DAYS
from this date. az tie Office Of the City Treas
urcT. City IalL
GEJIGE Y. PERRY.
aug IS Nlfy treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

MICHIGAN CENTRAL

tDsly. Aii others daily except Sundar.
IakinE effect sunday dnIs ia, lsSs
Sleeping carr oa Pacific and Atlantic r.
Presses - and freia Dctre.t. farioF eafs nm
on Day tKpreSs snd tfand Rapids Ekpf - -
ai Detroit with az through trains last nrsk
eis on sale ~ uion Ticket 0nce &. Naafn<
81. and az Union draot
Ram 81 Bnioes. Gent Ar't, as Moarse.st
@ ". RuGsLEs. q. l.. aa1 i. AIT. Cni1a-o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

Trtale q NoT1ne Frofrstis'NHi -
He feeling his wayl-An honorable
nan should marry only for love.
Certainly. oh. oertasnly--t re
cSn sfford it.-Life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

Tor is arranged in part in the form of bay
window, with corner fireplace and an
erchwsy hung with portieres 20 shut II OFF
from the dining room. The dining room
has also a corner fireplace and small
door opening direct 70 the staircase hall,
and separated from the library by sliding
doors.
The dining room communicates with the
kitchen through the pantry by doors which
are hung with double spring butts, so rs
10 swing both ways and remain hut.
There is also door to the kitchen from
the library, but it is provided with lock,
so it can be closed if no. desired. and hung
with a curtain on the library side; or it can
be used as place in which to stand cab
met or bookcase, according 10 the taste
and requirements Of the occupants. There
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

This charming cottage WAS erected Ia
one Of the suburbs Of New York, and Is
now the homo Of distinguished army Of
hoer. The buiiding faces the west, and
the rooms are arranged 20 the best I'd
vantage for the location. Across the front
extends broad verands, with steps which
are protected by a pretty porch There are
ten available rooms IN the house In addi-
ton 70 the bathroom, pantry and closets.
A. you enter the house you pass into the
staircase hall, which Is separated from the
parlOr and library BY sliding doors, which
could be omitted, and heavy portieres or
curtains used II desired with good effect,
frOm a decorative roint or view. The par
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27

looks vel from any point q view. he
design Is siapted either % The count-J or
suburbs - = city, snd can be erected = ne
vicinity a New York fer az.ooo
DAVID ". Era
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana

on the line Of the QUEEN K CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland.
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FARMERS. with ali thy getting get home
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with county maps by addressing ID. q. Ed
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Queen 4 Crescent Route. Cincinnati. OHIO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
rnIcAoo a WEST mIcHI6AN-TEAils
For ottawa Beach

Tor Ottawa Beach Sunday onlf3 81
tHIfFf.
Night Express from Chicago. ... -
Night Ennrrss from Indianapolis s.sf
Isnrcss from AusE rgen uud tart 10
Nal firm Wsnl slfe aud fa1 fffp f8fyffZ
Mail from Chicago and NHskeEon
Express from q rand Haven ......f
EVuress fr0Tr penfuafcr. MusA egon
Ass Express from thic8gn ........fi8
Prom Manisier. budinliUa. baldwin
and Bie Eauids ...... ........... so
Prom Manisfce and 1rafrfse cts
lrom Traverse tY....................... ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

CRAM RAPIDS &lNnfANA
" & Cneci aat ~ istt
rE44kS E..1<- -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-27
nTTRorT. LANSING A. voFTHFRN-
IL LANSING RoorE.

SiFEf FfFf.
pT fom ngams1U 90 1D -5W So
.sgG 80 30 sbN 80 go 80 s8
tN HU pm
--upfag oBis All others dRflv
Far tiefsfs arTiT " Thion sinkef ofrct O
Norruf-rt. auf uior depot.
va. A. s1yfI7 beting Gen. Pass. Agt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
THE HISTORY OF MAN.
The Special Opportunities for Its Study at
the Paris Exposition.


MIR. Thomas Wilson, of the National Mu-
scum ut Washington, who with Professor
Otis Mason saw the Paris Exposition at
Government expense. gave. in a lecture
Tuesday night at the National Museum,
his observations on the exposition, with
especial reference 10 anthr0pological mat
tiers. His interesting talk was illustrated
with lantern-slides showing general view
of Paris and of the exposition and repre-
sensations of the exhibits which related to
the history of man.
Mr.. Wilson spoke at length Of the fine
display of prehistoric skulls and skeletons.
One exhibit consisted OF thirteen skele-
tons of vertebrate animals, arranged to
show the relationship between man and
these animals Commencing in the reverse
order there were a man, a chimpanese. an
ourang, u monkey of the ancient continent,
one of the new continent, a lemur, bat, u
hon, a kangaroo, reptile, and two fish.
There was another series of five pieces
showing the evolution Of the brain from
the fish to the man, and of the foot
and hand in the same way. A prehistoric
skull which was shown gave every evil
dence OF CrepannIng such as is practiced
in these modern times. Mr. Wilson agreed
with Professor Mason that the oppOrtuni-
ties 20 study the natural history of man
III Paris during the exposition We're un-
paralleled in the experience of anthrOpolo-
gists. The most interesting portions Of
MIR. Wilson's lecture were the pictures
and descriptions of the groups of prehis-
tore people as shown at the exhibition,
and modelled from fossils, skeletons, and
other material found III caves. The cave
dwellers, the first metallurgists, a warrior
of the bronze age. and many other inter-
estiI illustrations we're given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
DUPED BY AN ASSASSIN.
The Ear for which the Russian Paid Was
Not His Enemy's.
Uondon Daily Telegraph

Italian braves, in times gone by, were o
fierce, bloodthirsty, cowardly lot, but they
seldom deceived those from whom they
took blood money. In the Caucasus. where
an indigenous variety of the genus flour
ishes, the course of assassination
does not run by any means so
smoothly as in Italy. Thus, lately q
Russian citizen there. impatient 10
send an enemy of his TO his eternal reward.
and, having himself holy horror of blood
shed. hired local bravo for fl5 down and
promise OF fl5 moro on fulhlment of the
contract, the proof of which was TO con-
sist in the due delivery of one of the muir
dered mans ears. Before the lapse OF q
week after the negotiations were con-
cluded the hired assassin appeared in the
dead of the night and asked for te,e-6-tste
with his employer, whose heart he warmed
with the inspiriting sight of the cold.
colofless ear, for which he was paid the
eovenanted $l5 and also "a los. over and
above the stipulated sum as baksheesh.
Judge Of the indignation Of the employer
when. few days afterwards, in one of the
most frequented streets. be knocked up
against his inyeterate enemy, who seemed
hale. hearty, and in good spirits. and was
sporting two whole ears. The bravo, as il
was afterwards made clear, was mere
swindling knave. who stole dead mans
ear in order 70 defrand living man who
trusted him. took 1872 los. from his employer
for an assassination which he never carried
out. and go more from his intended victim
for giving him warning and his life. The
matter will be brought before the law courts
OF Tifiis IN few days. The duped EMPLOYER
thinks that the sums OF which he has been
wickedly defraudcd should be refunded to
hun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
BEDFORD CITY
Land and Improvement
Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, 81 100000.

This company owns and controls eco acres OF
land situated in the western portion OF the town,
which is the most available part 81 the city Tor
residences and manufactures
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
Il lies on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
and on the surveyed route n thePit:sburgh and
Atlanta railroad, which will be one OF the great
est trunk lines in the United States. II - at the
gate of tho great southwest, aud situated at tho
foot Of the Peaks OF otter Mountains, aud from
which it geio ia Unlimited supply Of
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
MANUFACTURES: Berry Brothers Plug To-
bacco-Ihs is tho best equipped 10 tory IN mo
state aud is output the largest In tho sixth dls-
trict (Which includes LynchDurg aud DanyiAe);
bowling, Wright q Co., smoking Tobacco, also
the largest manufacturers In their line Ia this
district; the Liberty Woollen Manufacturing
Company, the best equipped Tooleu-mills 10 the
state OF Virginia, working principally on Govern
ment c0ntrscts-pronts for seven months In 1899,
sli 900 (see report Of director9. Besides this
tAere are eleven other tObaccOnists in tho town
doing a large and profitable busincse, two steam
Touring mills, four cgar-factorios, two planug-
mills, one foundry and piow-works' aud one box
factory. -
MANCFACTORIEs PROTECTED; Brossius
Steel and Iron Manufacturing Company, CAPT
tai stock 100000. Broom-factory, capital sl90JO;
machinery ordered, and will be- In operation at
: an early DAY. ice-factOry. capital Sl2,jO0, ma
chinery ordered Furniture-fact0ry, carriage
and wagon works, mattress-factory. X w. COT
fee Machine Company, capital 1l.DOJOOO; this
company owns one OF the most valuable patents
In connection with the manufacture Of tobacco IN
tho world, aud Will soon erect buildings 70 manu-
fscture these machines, giving employment 70
800 hands. This alone will make this a great
city, The stock books Of the company are open.
For further information address
JAMES II. BERRY, President,
orQUARLES & MCCURDY,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
Planted Al MI. VERNON.
The British Minister Sets II Tree in th
Name of Wales.

The British Minister Sets "a Tree in the
Name Of Wales.
When the Prince of Wales visited the
United States IN 1862 he planted tree at
Mt. Vernon. The tree died. Sir Julian
Pauncefote. the British Minister, learned
of this in a casual way during his first visit
here. and when he returned 10 England for
his family he acquainted the Prince Of
Wales with the fact. The Prince ex-
pressed regret at the death of the tree,
and commissioned Sir Julian TO plant
another one. When the Minister returned
TO this country he brought with him seve-
raj English acorns, which were propagated
in the Government Botanical Gardens.
The regents of Mt. Vernon took warm
interest III the matter, and one day one Of
the young oak slips was transferred from
the gardens to At. Vernon during visit
made by distinguished party on the De-
spatch. The slip grew TO sapling ten feet
high, and Tuesday il was formally planted
bv the British Minister i'll front of the
tomb Of Washington with some little cere-
mOny.
The Young tree was transferred from its
place in the fields of Mt. Vernon, and Sir
Julian, with the assistance of two cOlored
men, planted it near the tomb while II
small crowd clapped their hands. After
the tree was planted he made a short
speech, in which, after expressing the ap-
probation Of the Prince of Wales and
himself for the kiDdnesses shown towards
his tree planting by the regents of Mt. Yer
non and others ne said:
II hope that this English oak tree will
be more fortunate than its predecessor.
and will endure for many generations as
an emblem of the sturdy qualities which
distinguished Washington and the race
from which he sprung. l hope, also, that
1t will endure as token of the feeling of
attachment and admiration entertained by
the royal family of England and the peo--
pie of England for this great and kindred
nation. which owes so much TO the genius
and virtues of Washington
Mrs. MacAlester LaughtOn, regent of the
association, made "a fitting response.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-15
ByR. b. Charln & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street. Richmond, Va.


EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF
IL THE RIVER STOCK-FARM OF THE LATE
COLONEL j. L. CAFRINGTON, located in Pow
hatan county, on the south bank Of the james
river, about sixteen mites west OF Richmond.
The Farm contains 7l2 ACRES, Of which about
$40 acres are rich JameS-river and Bern ard
creek lowlands, especially adapted TO the growth
OF wheat, corn, and grasses All buildings are
new, having been built In the past few years
with reference 70 stock-raislng. The DWELL
ING Is large enough 10 accommodate a large
family. Vinita station, on the Richmond and
Allegheny branch OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Is In fun view just diagonally across
James river. The crops now growing on the
farm will convince the most skeptical that this
farm Is rich and adapted 70 s.ock-raising. Ths
farm Is Ia the hear Of the coal fields and at one
time the late General stone offered $4,000 for II.
The executor Will now sell al a very low prico In
order 10 cloae up the estate. ana viii offer the
property at public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY q. 1880,
OF o'clock P. NJ, at which time parties desiring
a 1rstciass piece Of land, we'll adapted 70 both
steck-raising aud general farming. are invited
10 DO present Any further Information will be
given by the auctioneors. una parties interested
are requested 10 visit the farm 10 make per-
sonal INSPECTION Of the promises and growing
crops. The CROPS now ia ground and growing
will be sold with the isrm-yiz. IS acres In timo-
thy, q acres In clover. AZ acres In clover aud
orchard-Rrass, 80 acres pestarage. i07 acres In
wheat SaisO seeled In gfas5l. 10 acres In oats
talso seeded In grass, 10 acres in spring
oats, ~ acres In corn, acres ynrd garden, and
stablc-yard, and 237 acres In woodland.
There Is a large amount Of PERSONAL PRO-
Pkhrf on the farm which the purchaser may
take NJ valuation II he desires
TERMS: One fourth cash; 81, $40 December Is
1880: $500 May ri. 1901: aud balance an two
three, and four years, credit payments 70 bear
6per cent interest. JAMES Il. D0OLEY,
Sale by Il. b. CHAFFIs q Co., Auctioaesra
my i0,i3,iAi7, 2o&2i