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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
AN EX-OONVIOT'S DEATH.
His Body Found Partially Burned
in Negroes Cabin.
Opocio1 to Sto<o fSbrou:,


Special to State Chronicle.
HENDERSON, Dec. 20. A negro
man, named Randolph Tucker, was
found dead here yesterday evening
in the house of a negro woman
whom he visited. She was away
and he went to the house and made
a fire, and about AN hour later was
found dead and in the fire with his
head and body very badly burned.
He was an ex-convict, and lived at
Greystone, four miles away, where
he had been discharged about three
months ago. He had on his person
q pistol; pack Of cards were near
him, also q dice box. Coroner'e
jury return q verdict of death "un.
known" He complained of being
sick in the afternoon. An exami
nation showed no signs, and it il
generally thought that he fell il
the fire. No motive canfbe traced
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
Another Dangerous Crank.
Bv The United Press.

Bv The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 20. A
man giving his name as j. Bona
parte, entered the Office of Geo. w.
Childs on Saturday afternoon and
demanded to see Mr.. Childs. In
reply to.a question as to the nature
Of his business the man replied: "I
intend to kill him." Upon
being intercepted by the clerk
the fellow drew a murderous
looking knife, but whatever his in
tentions he evidently changed
his mind when he saw several
other clerks coming towards him
and made his escape. Later in the
afternoon the man was arrested and
examined by physician, who said
that he was undoubtedly insane.
He was sent to the hospital.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
ON THE BORDER.
United States Troops After Mexican
Revolutionists.
Bv The United Press


SANANToNIo, Tex, Dec. 30.
There is great activity at the mill
tary headquarters this morning.
The two troops Of calvary that have
been ordered to the scene of war on
the frontier by General David 5.
Stanley, commander of this militia
ry department, will leave this even
ing on special train. They will
be equipped for rough field service
and we'll supplied with arms aud
ammunition. Word was received
from Austin this morning that
the State Rangers are preparing to
make 8 hurried march to the border.
Their duty will be mostly that Of
guarding river crossings. There are
also large force Of special deputy
United States marshals stationed
at different points on the frontier
who have instructions to arrest all
Mexicans suspected Of being revo-
lutionists.. The commanding officer
at Fort CLARK was authorized by
Gen. Stanley to recall First
Lieutenant Chas. L. Steele, of the
Eighteenth infantry, from tie Rio
Grande where he is surveying the
transportation facilities as he is re-
quired for service with the troops
in the field after Cara. A dis
patch was received at the military
headquarters here last night from
the Department of War at
Washington authorizing General
Stanley to employ a number Of
scouts and guides for service during
the present trouble with the Mexi.
cans who are not in sympathy with
the revolutionists and who are &C
quaiated with the border country
They will be employed if any sucl
, can be found.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
To Restore Tho Empire.
;y The United Press.

NEw York, Dec. 20. A Herald
diSpa, ch from Rio Janerio, Brazil,
says it is rumortd that the Imperi-
alists are working for the restora-
tion of the empire. The editor of
'he P9enoisi,s, an lmperialist pa
per which has suspended publica-
lion, says III his farewell that there
- no longer any liberty OF opinion
allowed in Brazil.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
New Lawyers in Asheville.
Spec al to STATE CHROkICLf.

Spec al to STATE CHRONICLE.
AsHEvILLE, N. ", Dec. 20. The
following lawyers have located in
Asheville since April, 1891: Chas.
M. Steadman; j. II. Tucker; j. D.
Murphy; j. G. Pritchard; j. NJ.
Gudger, Jr.; Thos. R. Ransorr:
Chas. A. Webb; Louis NJ. Bomrne;
Jas. w. Summers; w. H. Lewis
and Marshall Mott.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
Two Virginia Railways.
By United Press.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 20. The
earnings Of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad for Nov. 1891,
were s22, 2,2O3.73 expenses $22,235.-
II. The earnings of the Peters
burg Railroad for the same month
were $o5,451.24 expenses $40
Ol7.94.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
The Stockholders Adjourned.
e The Uni ed Press.

RICHMOND, Dec 20. A meeting
OF the stocl holders OF the Richmond
aud Danviie railroad took place in
the trea.urer's office at noon to-day.
The meeting immediately adjourned
until the 5lh OF January, without
transacting any business.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
EIGHTY ONE.
The Grand Old Man Celebrates His
8lst Birthday Anniversary.
BY Cable.

LONDON, Dec. %. The bells of
Hawarden church rang merrily to-
day in celebration of the 81st ami
versary Of the birth of the Right
Honorah,e VIM. Ewart Gladstone,
who was born December 29, 1909.
Many messages of congratulation
were sent to Mr.. Gladstone's resi-
dence at Hawarden, in spite of the
fact that it was known that they
would not be forwarded to Biarritz,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone and
party of friends are still stopping.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
Jersey s nall-POx Sufferers.
by United Press

NEWARK, y. j., Dec. 29. Father
Holland. who has beer attending
the small pox patients al the
p-s:-hou>e, says The deaths that
have occurred are due t. the con-
di on ot he house they arr kept in.
He place is an old Iumbled-down
barn, the priest says, and that
Manning, one of the fir: patients
TO die. gave up The gho.t while a
: ream ot waler ran on b III from a
hole III the roof
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
The POSSIBILITY OF
WAR REMOTE,
Washington Quiet and
Tranquil Yesterday.
Current Gossip.
FROM VALPARAISO.
The Herald's Correspondent Does
Not Think Chill Val apply
for arbitration.
FROM VALPARAISO.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. The
changes in the Chilian situation of
affairs are kaleidoscope and instan-
taneous in their nature and 60 from
one extreme to the other. Moth,
ing could be more radically differ
ent from anything else than the
sentiment about the State, War and
Navy building yesterday from that
of today. Then it was all hustle
and the feeling was decidedly pug
nacious; to-day the departments are
comparatively deserted, and it is
felt that the possibility of war is
very remote. Yesterday the COR
ridors and anterooms were filled
with statesmen and diplomats; to-
day they were not enough around to
prevent the place from bear
ing an almost deserted look. OF
news there was absolutely none,
although something was promised
from the State department late in
the day while rumors were almost
as scarce. Senator Allison, of the
appropriations committee, Represen-
tative Lodge, Of the House naval
committee, and Representative
Brewer, of North Carolina, were
Secretary Tracy's only visitors be-
fore the cabinet meeting, while Sec
retary Blaine had none at all aside
from the department officials. 1t is
generally understood about the
State department that on cabinet
: days the Secretary will see no one
except by previous engagement, sc
that callers on those days are infre.
quent. Around the Navy depart
ment it was limited that the cause
of the sudden subsidence of the wal
, talk was due to the fact that Con
gress could not be depended on fo1
: supplying the necessary funds tt
carry on a campaign against Chill
that in fact it probably would no
give its consent to the declaration O
hostilities against that country
What authority existed for thi
opinion was not stated II seemet
4 to be in the air, but was no NOR
; substantial than mere wind. SENT
:, ment in The State department cred
tied the peaceful condition of thing
to the influence Of English interest
. in Chill, w b, in business sense
are paramouu,. 1t was said tha
u the Gillian authorities would b
. told plainly that England would nc
. suffer them to jeopardize the pros
} poets of her subjects in Chill
. and the late conquered territor
's of Peru, as conf1i It with the Unite
States certainly would and ths
therefore ar amicable understand
ing must be reached v,th this go
ernment. In IT, ection, th
ID visit of Sir Julian .unceforte, th
i, British ninister, to MIR. Blain
l. which Immediately preceded tt
a. lengthy conference between Il
of Secretary and Minister Montt ye
a tsf lay, is regarded as signifcan
a. I'll cabinet meeting to-day,
re vi ;h ali the members were presel
IN exc pit Secretary EIkins, was u
usu lily long and it's understo'
Oh. i'm affairs formed the princip
topic of discussion. If any chan
of policy or view occurred IN t
light of latest information receiv
"a from Valparaiso it has not trar
in pired.
~ FROM VALPARAISO.
.d NV Yopy, Dec % The VI
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30

Rescued from No
publican Rule !
THE DECISION.
srlytti' and 1''ay, %s,n 's's,''" ".a L''-
hid, Republican; Ht'''"'" ana
Sixteenth Democratic
By United Press
ALBANY, N. y, Dec 29' Inc
.d,iOps in the election cases oy
4, Court Of Appeals to-day gives
i, Senate to the Democrats.
n. 9th and 9th districts are de-
ADD in favor Of the Republicans
a the 18th and 10Th in favor OF
ADsmocrsts. The court decides
.i,s senatorial claimants Peck,
hce and Sherwood, and declares
lN tlectvd'
New York State has long been
uhr a Republican gerrymander
nd while the State was really
Democratic, Republicans controlled
NE kgslatlre. At the next meet
g the legislature there will be
,r.dsric!ing Of the State, thereby
gtns the Democrats a safe ma.
prE in the Assembly for an indef.
Nj. i'm. Governor Hill has
.'' :, "-'', ''D' ~ ''
fought lclly for the State and the
result is cause for Democratic
spsra,alation over tha entire
sraty \
II. s.,;.;o. 81 r.
III. - '''' Pi"0''
"'' 'N' TUGS % tate Board o
in The 18th, s5.h AID 17,l dis ric,
iato declare the R-Dub,; An eIec,e .,
aae ,r,I a.,., P1'' 90 '''''e'
As ppr. ., '','r' 20 ~, ,:r''. IA relation + L
4nii.i. 1i..tr bin, :, dIn;drI .nrl'S'Ol,.' OF
Il anre,e,, IIn'Osa ,5n ao'. Oy 3" 3oIT' 9,,
alt as eu4,,;o, ,i' '0u'' @ nola
b j.dl.d >res''0a ,ns a. may nay, no
S.ste csnr,..a., a.'' ne BOARD 9
IL N'til. ~ lOI
ll'lv out the She, mood ..
htie I:I5'.,,;,, =, "ns, :,'., WOOD turns
edt,, that '.'t,l'' the nr''' I,1'' T N. coul
tc Isa ,o!,, "' 9, 'aru a It's ol
gr 'ro'J 'Ju!' also d-cid9s 'ha
hu d ;roaq s.oalor IS lnv1s'Ole for tn
Tsyn,e...,a.'' ,..,.'r' oo;,;,,
ITO tie .J.1. l..; jp,l'on ;pn o., aa to o the re
lq.a, !, rlo, ,5a i, ION o' 'ne Court
'tnr co,y",.s,,s =, s,sc'i09 cas-" "'l
aJIc and R.n,,l; D'i'
hpIaas.. %sPotiis'" ool o,.sa !. Ia gers
pneI e'y he q N. Ne ''s'r s ), ma a
-. %''' .o J desires; ! t~. 9TH,
a p elrrt ms viii
is l..n,.1 :, a ) y"e."c.~s in Il
svo,.,I I''N district tie dcc,-i;
A7alie 'Il's IN j. 'n| +,
w 50 ,p~.' ,I..' .o, Of !, q,
!. ''e,t .s,.. to oopa' a's j" no T,,. S,%~'ra "a.
! u,' ;o mean a rt~ ,.s '"I' ,i,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30

Ny only family medicine-Sim-
mons Liver Re"uiafor.-lsev. Jas.>
NJ. Rollins, Fairfield, Va.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-30
FROM VALPARAISO.

Ew York, Dec. %. The Her..
ID Valparaiso correspondent says
ae hardly thinks there is much
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

WANTED gentlemen can ind board a
w ~ Hatciay al. with furnace heat room
and hath with warm water.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

LsuR SAI.F-Ssfe show eases counters sa5
All axiares. Merse's. Il. - t5 Monroe st
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.


The tssfftstisa ia . Frsspsssas asa
FioaTishiag Csnditasa-
The vocal department of the West
Michigan Conservatory of Music Is now
in full running order. aud the classes
are raplaly filing up. Mrs. Carpenter.
the director OF this department., has
spared no trouble nor expense 10 make
it success. The class Is modelled after
that Of the most celebrated European
sonservat0rles.
The prices are very moderate, rang
Ing from eight TO twelve dollars and
half per term, thus enabling everyone
% benefit by the teaching or . nrst-
class instructor.
The full course reduces even this
cheap rate it consists OF the pfepara-
tory class. teachers certificate class,
and graduating class.
At the yearly examination the most
successful student IN the preparatory
class will DC entitled 10 a silver medal.
one also % the next grade, and q gold
medal 10 the best graduate. The gold
medal a the gift OF Mr. 1. VI. Weston.
the tirst silver medal from Mr.. Henry
spring.
All pupils taking the full course can
compete for the Weston medal.
To those pupils taking the full course
lessons IN French and German will be
Tree. dramatic school has been
opened IN the conservatory, and re-
eitsls will be gwen monthly IN Recital
hall
In addition to Mrs. Carpenters studio
recltais twice a month, another very
important feature Is that OF free schol-
arship.
Three free scholarships will be issued
each year 90 talented and deserving
pupils Who can not afford To pay the
regular tuition.
It's necessary the applicant possess
exceptional musical talent, and come
we'll recommended. A sight reading
class has been organized and is one OF
the most desirable features of the
course.
Any further information can be had
from the otfice upon application
The new term begins February Q.
lasting ten weeks. pupils admitted at
any time, although IL Is desirable To be-
glu with the term.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
COAAON COUNCIL.


>Fots< >xsss1s-
FsEo&s kEsxlka. te4. :. Isl.
coancsl lsst 24a szs easlsa - saa<f AZ 7 =
s'gte<z - BIS haaos AsyDF ~.
RFessns Ala AaiaFsoa. taxpest<s. crsaas.
Desie. Es1nrf. H@a>sr. Aii.sF. AlllA &xkss
- Da4aelI. esaaasrz. stefa. Ss0kss. Spreal.
>trbDsas. fsfex, 44g9T-4-
fhs snssaF stated taas tne speeial sasi2sss
af laa nsefsa< sas tas eeassaefasioa "a s~
eesaaeaaaslaas tox sassaaBssfs - ths sits >
saaFtsf IA eslnAiitte "a the shsls.
Hhessaesa sld. 4fnsas mssed thai the
eoaaeil resolve Itself lato gomRsittss IL ths
~asls.
Carried aasaiHaeslssy
The msses eslgssi Aid. cFs4gs 20 ta= CHAIR.
After sesstea ~ $50 kears aad thaFts MA
ates aarsIiea tn@ eanmsttes rose aaa there
aesa me mayor resumed tae stair
Aid ers4s-. ehsirmaa OF the COMMITTEES "a
ans si40le. reported taaI TIE eamIalttse bad
~ sete. Recommended ths adoption ~ ths
esnnesi Of Resolutions. offered hy Aid Stss-
bins. 10 ameaa seeIioas I aaa Of title IL. sI
tBs charter. relative 10 the Beard of Health.
~hien Esselats0a was Submitted ~ifn the re-
port aad a. % ali other m4ttsrs the commit
Ice reported progress and lease 10 sls again
Aid stella H0ssd that the consideration of
the report be postponed satii A0adsS esea-
ing next.
Carried
Ali sDroal moved 20 reconsider the vote on
the moti0a OF Aid. stebblas page sol es.
Pointed records. relative to stfykiag out that
portion OF recommendation OF the report OF
the committee on the whole, page eal wAich
refers 10 the duties of shs city physician.
Carried
feas-Aid- Anderson. creque. Emmer. Mil
Ter. Mckee. ODcanen. saunders. Stokes.
sproal. stebbias. Nsrex-il.
Nays-Ald. Carpenter. Hagser. Mills, Stein
a
Aid Steebias moved 10 adopt the motion.
Aid. Carpenter moved that further e0nsid-
GRAFTON DO postponed until Monday eyeaiR.
next.
Loss.
Ysas-Aia. Carpenter. Hsuser. Mills. Stein
-
Nays-Ald. Anderson. creqne. Emmer. Nh
Ter. Mckee. 0'Donnen, Saunders. Stokes
Sproul. Stebbins. Y erex-ll,
The motion vas then carried By the follow
Ing vote;
feas-Ald. Anderson. Creque. Emmer. Mil-
Ter. Mckee. o'Donnell. Saunders. Stokes.
Sproul. Stebbins. fcrex-li.
Nays-Aid- CarpeGtef, Hauser. Mills. Stein
r.
CA motion the council adjourned to meet
Moaday evening next.
VA. sHfNkMAN.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

nor SALE-At ga extremely low ngurs. II
SOLD az once. tho choice bGllasns lots 10
eairf at southwest cor tass aud Powell 81
Oae of these Is dtftctly on foraef. the other
adjoining faces as, 81. will sell together of
separately. Apply soon. David l. Hiison. q.
X. National bank OF Is Summer-sI 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

f....<- Wheat eSr. ref Rs-. rere 30 eafs
A. we 81 barley. 81 ptssl a. = hundred.
r...~- -. Frzp- tliv WHITE. e -. Patent
ssr., = nsnarpf. rcra meal - 80 Ten fesf
Z, ss,.tsgrta : ton misdinZs Sis, bran.
sia N
Nrare-r rerk. ssatt r heef. - - vesf. 90 e
.....s.., "a - =. Lamb as Chickens ssG ir
ts,rS svS. nss facs aacsS Nesi2es .itssE u
r,.r.,-s- Butter. ssirv. issafse. ereamrry
s<s sezs fssaz,e, pesstoeS, s~tt@s hn.
.rples. 4 saai ,, > IN bets eesrce S.s.S'
Il ~ e-sosa ssa<f ~ , pa, neens hsnt
,.srs.. = ss5i = ; su seasy. i5aice-
n.~.s "a r.sf.,xl--strpen. sszes psff earea
a. s<s... .srre.s aides. ssoe 1cs eaifskins x7ee7
- @.,Fskf,s snfscs <s4fc f3ife~. 2ssssse,
,s,fs s1E7ei =. ar<fn ssta* 80 90
VS. feines. arx q -ssRz 3 errf fsset.
n ,&2sp esras tioof- sAatt&fs eoF7s
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

,1hs Sc 5szss neessvss Ale esssznesEe
ssa = ksssy sss sasss~-s.
Jsdss Aasst yesterday ressised as
e<runcals OF sleet.on. saa vii enter
upon the sstsse dnssss of be eff1es t,-
nloFFow mGnalag. sWai yoa laxs the
cain sf of1iee asa:a~ Be xas asked by
the fEEKaRsA-f ftgRAEp. $40, ar. {
ts.ok tns cath Of eft1ee December Is, a.
TIE unzs lAs Sapfsns court isSis1sd
sas entitled - ilas oft1ee, x8d snall ii0k
taks Il 2zsln. po yoa tank tlle acts
CT Judge barca sase that date are
legal THAT - a niooEed question:.
still / think that the -upFene eoart
Vii hold as Judgments iegai. lie sas
fisbtiu!iy IA tae once aud continued
teeIsln as an eftieeF DE faet0. lie nals.
ever because OF the legal complications
that arose, and tia supreme court
would prebabis strain point " uphold
hia DECISIONS.
The new Judge will take his seat oa
the bench Monday morning and pro-
eeed slth the call OF the ezleudar
where u was left by Judge Barch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

Sotice-Tn future the TgLEGRtx-HERaLD will
publish. under this head only such notices as
are sent 60 this once each week. not later
than Friday afternoon This Is done ~
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services
or hours mean that the morning service oe-
ours AZ l0:U a. m and eyenin. service at !
y. m-
Trinity Church-Rev. III. III. johnson. rector
Mathis ~ OD A m. subject: Keeping IN
Rank. Eyensons at p. m. subject: Jacob.
SundAy-school and Bible class al s p. m. seat:
free. Strangers are welcome.
Universaiist--Rev. Charles Ftuhrer. pastor
Morning subject: w hat is Haliowed t;round?'
Evening subject: "A Victorious Faith" sun.
day-school at l. N.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
Burial Permits.

The following burial permits were
Issued yesterday; John L. Deroonde,
Grand Rapids township. bronchitis;
Arthur keppel, Finney-st.. accidental
drowning; Leo Verne Bates. 737 Hail.
ST., inflammation OF the brain; Lewiend
Schaddelsr, consumption; Thomas
Bathsford. l5s South Lafayette-st., en-
darteritis chronica.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
TREAsuKER's NOTICE..

G.ty Iress4ref's once.
Grand RAPIDS, Aioh. Jan. 3 ls9.
Notice Is hereby s.ern thsi ii.r assessment
roll Tor EraeiDs. -Fnlsllns aud paAlAe ihe Eili-
tess Of falrbaaks stfe+t. from -ia lret West 81
the Mest ltn~ 81 .iAtsn street. Ia the city .!
6ranc Rapids fsnow n tnN HANDS Ana thAt
/ viii receive payment thereon fuf the period
of twenty days frcm fhis date, IL the of4cc ef
the city Treasures. city Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
feb IS tlty Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
TRnAsURrK's NOTICE.
cry Clerks once.

fiiy Clerks once
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. - issi =
Notice is hereby aYen that the assessment
roll Tor The construction of 4 sewer ~ tast
Fulton street. from Grand avenue ~ the easl
city limits. ifi the city oi Grand Rapids. is now
in my hands. aud inai ] Will receive paymeut
thereon for the period ol twenty day. from
this date. AT the Office of the Cry Treasurer.
City Hail.
GEORGE Y. FERRY.
feb Is City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

Cffy Treasurer Once
Grand Rapids Nlch heb. g. 1871
Notice is hereby gwen thai the assessment
roll for the construction 81 a sewer IN sTHnd-
vile avenue. irfa prescea street 10 FIFTH
avenue. in the citv ~ tsrsrd kspias. is 8ow in
my hsads. and that ] viii receive payment
n ercon Tor the period of twenty DAYS ir m
tbis date at the Office Of the city reaSufcr.
tisy Hall. -
feb s CITY Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!

=
ROOMS AND 3 TOWER BLOCH.
DEGOLIA BROS................P .Proprietors
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Bakery with
small stock groceries aud iunca counter In
connection: good sand: low rent. with oyear
leass; owner must retire on acc9untot poor
heath; invoice about $50; would take good
renting property With some iocuDgbrance.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For lot worth
SaVO or 500. room house on Charles
ST.. near Cherry; wafef. sewer. -as. n antle and
CRATE and piped for furnace; ritee sou.
E0R SALE or EXCHANGE-IoO acre farm In
Oceana Co.. one mile from lake Michigan. :.
S5 acres improved. balance Beech and Maple
timber. as sol. good buildings. 100 peach
100 pears. tlp pinms. 30 apple trees. other
small fruits in abundance. lfice so per acre.
E'oR SALE room house on Terrace ave
modern finish and handy TO street car ser
vice. barga for any one wishing south Ead
property.
WE-Have some fine nursery stock. fruit
shade and ornamental trees lor sale AZ
oDe-h half regular prices if you are thinking of
buying come IN and see Us. We can suit you
on quality and price.
EOR SALE-TwO Groom houses on North
Lafayette St. near Bridge; viii sell both
or one cheap II sold within Tire next % days.
L'OR SALE-a.room house on Nunson-st.. -
foot front. good cellar, welt and cistern !:
graded street water and gas; price $3.50: easy
terms.
L0R SAILS room house on Third 81. stone
foundation. good vel and cisterH; viii
sell on contract. slDo down. balance monthly
payments.
L'oR SALE-7.room house on Forrest 81. a
foot front, well. eistern and modern con
yenienees on contract 800 down.
EUR SAIE-i lots on Nerth ave. .54xi61 a.
SEQ each on contract. easy terms.
L0R EXCHANGE-zi acres two miles from
Saugatucs. l1o peach trees bearing. %
standard pear trees. % cherry = apple =
plams 20 eooSberries aeres ot Strawberries
good house and harm. Price s5u1.
MONEY TO LOAN OF resi and persoasi prop
VI erty in sums TO suit. Roomss aud =. Tower
block
Hot SIS and rooms fn renf: afsN number D
~ good tenants ~3nflng 30 rent. bfInz ia
yogr keys Rooms aud g. Tower b.ecs
pFtsoITA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
TREAsUAEK's NOTICE.
CITY Treasurer once. ,

City TrcaSurer's once.
Grand Rapids. AIch.. jan. -. lsgl.
Notice IS hereby given that tie assessment
roll for the construction OF = sewer in Thomas
street. from near south College HHennc 10
Madison avenue. IA the city OF nraBd Rapid
is now ia nv hands. and that ! Will receive
payment thereon for The period oi ~ euty DAYS
iron this date. at the offce of the City Treas
urer. City Hal. GEORGE Il. PERRY.
feb i City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
rR1AsuRaR.s NOTICE


Cgy fTcasufcr's once.
Grand Pspids. Men. 4Hu =, ISL
Nsi.ce j. hereby given that the assessment 1
roll Tor grading ana efaseling kumsry street.
from Hilton street ID branGsilic ANeiiut. !.
la the city of uFand Rapids. - nor Ia NV
hands and that / viii receive payment thereon
Tor the period 81 twenty Gass ffoga thls aate,
at the ottee OF the City Treasurer. city tiAli.
oEOkGE Il. PERRY.
feb lS CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
TnEAsuREG's NOTICE.
c,,y Treasurer's once.

fFtf IItAoUItf fIiI'ff
Grand Rapids Mich. Jan. 81 1871
Notice Is hereby gwen that ths asSessmr M
roll for grading. lraNeling ana paNtne the ~
tiers OF Wealthy avenue. from South Division
street Ia Maais aycuue. ia The city ot Nfaua
Rapids, is nuw In my hands, and that Will re-
oeiye payment thereon for the period OF twenty
days from this date. 20 fhe once OF The CITY
Treasurer. City Hall. GEORGE Il. PERRY.
feb is CITY Treasurer