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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13
MIR. Geo. WRIGHT

HAS made business engagement will
the firm of j. Wonders & Co., shoe deal
ers, los Commerce street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13

DIAMONDS set to suit the custome
at Solomon's, the jewt Ter, 10S Saler
avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13
Music

is the charm of the household and is
rapidly becoming universal. Formerly
it was enjoyed only by the rich, but now
the Hobbie Music Company, of Roanoke,
Va. are placing it within the reach of
all by reducing their prices, and selling
on terms to suitevery purchaser. Gaia
logues mailed free
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13

ALL kinds of repairing neatly anc
promptly done by first class workmel
at Sulomon's, the jeweler, 1Os Salen
avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13

OPERA-GLAssEs, all sizes and prices,
at Solomon's, the jeweler, LIS Salem
avenue
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13

Don't forget am headquarters for
wedding presents. Solomon, the
je~eler, los Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13
"Unto tho Victor Belongs the Spells"

Unto tho Victor Belongs the Spoils."
THERE is no better way to tell of tho
worth of young man and what kind of
grit he is made Of than the showing he
has for it after starting in life Tor him
self. Mr.. ID. l. Solomon, a young man
that chose the jewelry business, is one
that has shown his worth. His large
jewclry store at los Salem avenue
stands as monuments TO his efforts.
lie makes not only the finest display in
his windows, but upon the inside of his
store you will not only find large and
well selected SICK of jewelry, but
everything is arranged in such an ar
tistic manner that it gives caste" to
the establishments and shows that these
goods were handled by experienced
hands.
Go TO Goldstein's for your shoes. He
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13

TEAS.
Coffees.
Fresh lard.
Sugars.
Canned goods.
Bottled goods.
Country-cnrcd hams.
Sugar. cured hams.
Any hing you wish; just try me. V.
Z. Moir. 2l2 Salem avenue, four doors
west of Commerce.
Smoke "NIcleIby"
For sala at tho Brunswick.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-13

Go TO Goldstein's for your shoes. He
is ready for business. 81 tjalem avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
nr, WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER ls9TWENYfo, M

shipment. crowd soon gathered TO stop them;
The wagons were forced back 10 the town-hai ana
Unloaded Then the crowd rushed to the railway IVA,
station TO prevent the rye stored there from DelhB
loaded on the trucks The excited peasants even
vent so far as 70 fling themselves on the rails be-
fore the trucks. The Ispravnic appeared upon the
scene but his influence was unable 10 CAIN tne eN.
cited crowd Notices were issued 10 the enect thaG
the grain dealers bound ~ sell their supplies u
the people at fixed prices, and that all export con
tracts had TO be submitted TO the police All these
measures were in van and on the following DAY
fresh disorder broke out. On the report being
spread that at the railway station OF kurschahl
Iarea quantity of rye was expected, large, crowd
proceeded thither Here also rencOntre took place
between the peasants with the grain wagons ana
the panic-stricken crowd. The police arrested
some Of the ringleaders, but crowd OF 800 persons
stormed the Jail and set them at liberty. me
frontier guard were then called in but were unapie
10 restore order and finally a regiment OF regular
troops had TO be summoned. At Ida, Nllna, SmOr-
conf and elsewhere similar scenes have been enact
ed But in spite of it all, vast quantities OF gram
are crossing the German frontier The RAILROADS are
procuring extra cars TO transport IT, ana at Daht-
zig the authorities have been asked to grant per
mission for the opening of the Corn Exchange on
Sundays and for the working OF the freight yards
I'm order 10 transact the unusual amount OF DuSl-
ness entailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

for weeks at a time in order to watch an I'M
nortant Irish measure through he is not disposed
70 abandon his profession and devote himself 10
nolitieal life with the completeness that WOMB
no necessary for any one but Mr.. Parnell IN the
Office that gentleman lately held.
In these circumstances IRELAND is happy, ana
tho House Of Commons viii be fortunate in the
nosscssion of the services of Mr.. John Dillon. No
definite or formal step has yet been taken in the
matter But there is no doubt that when the
Irish Parliamentary party meet as usual on the
eve of the new session, they will, in accepting
Mr. McCarthy's resignation, unanimously elect
Mr. Dillon to the leadership. For eleven years.
with intervals occasoned by i-health and resi-
dencc in jail Mr.. Dillon has lent to the Irish
Parliamentary party character and dignity sOrely
needed. in view of the personal standing and pub
lie eccentricities of some Of the late Mr. Dggars
lambs" He has gone as far as any of his
colleagues in his defiance of authority in the
Honse of Commons and elsewhere. On a memoir
able occasion he stood with folded arms and flash
ing eyes angrily denying the Speakers right to
interrupt him. for which unprecedented breach
of order he was presently named" and suspended
from further attendance till purged Of his offence
But the House of Commons will forgive anything
70 a man in whose honesty of purpose it believes.
and it never for long quarrelled with John Dillon.
In his succession TO Mr. Parnell he will be tower
of strength for a sorely badgered party.
III w L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
MEYERBEER.
CELEBRATING HIS CENTENARY IN PARIS

CELEBRATING HIS CENTENARY IN PARIS
Paris, August 2s.
There has just been celebrated at the ona,,
House in Paris the Tooth anniversary Of tba
birth of Meyerbeer. The programme was elah.
crate and the audience large and enthusiastic
Nevertheless il was only half of musical Par,s
that attended. The other half stayed away II
declared that while the motive Of its confreres was
O worthy one, their action decidedly nre
mature; that the distinguished author Of Les
Huguenots" was not born until 1894 The con.
troversy is an old one and is likely never N bs
definitely settled. Fetis, who wrote Meyerbeey.
biography, almost, it might be said, at his own
dictation DE Bury, who lived for years in cIos.r
intimacy with the composer, are both inclined
IN fix the year of his birth as 1914 Fets. in n,
Geographic Universele des Musciens" says.
THE Gazette General de Musique de IeinSie,
and other high authorities have dated Never
beers birth in the year 1901 that error dive,
rise TO another in the account OF a con-
cert given in Berlin the l4th OF
October, 1900, in which Meyerbeer excited the
highest admiration by his wonderful performances
on the piano. They give his age nine, whereas
he was In reality in his seventh year. Fetis adds
that the child who was heard with such delight
for the first time in public at this concert OF
OCTOBER Ia, three years later, aJ the age OF
nine, was counted among the foremost musicians
in Berlin. Fetiss biography is so exact in the
rest Of its details that it seems probable that
he is correct in this
II really is unimportant, except that musicians
and biogmpfes delight in wrangling, and an
opportunity Is given the opposers Of the present
Administration TO remind the management Of the
opera that the recent centenaries Of several emf
rent composers and musicians have been passed
over in silence.
Rossinis will be celebrated next year, and
apropos of ROssini, an anecdote OF him is quoted
to support the theory of Meyerbeer's birth hav-
ing been in 1894. The two composers were very
intimate friends, particularly in their old age.
They were wont to spend long days in each
others company, talking over the joys and tn
umphs of the past and the infirmities Of the
present One day Meyerbeer, who was much
broken in health at the time. was complaining
rather ruefully of the vigorous appearance Of
his friend.
1T is really unjust" said he, laughing. Il
ought to be the stronger you are older than
Indeed you are quite wrong, caro- amico,'
replied Rossini. Il am a great deal younger
You're joking" cried Meyerbeer
Not at all. am not yet eighteen years old
what do you mean?"
why, YOU are aware of the fact that / was
born on the goth of February, 1892, consequently
have yet to celebrate my eighteenth birthday
If this anecdote is true, in which case IL would
differ from most anecdotes, the question would
Opera yesterday was indeed three years ahead
of time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

pressy excluded says the testatrx "as that IA ~,
well known already Claimants from the e6oseas
homes Of esotefic Buddhism Will probably NOT 81
wanting But will they pass the test lmposedT tn
Figaro" Is responsible for the statement TIA. this be-
correspondent tells us that the win has been aid h
fore the Academy who viii decide shortly wbeSc.
they can accept IT, II Is Thought that The IesaSy
would have certainly been refused by the Acadenv
made over b. the relatives u the te,tatr1x II tts ~
been the only provis0; but by second clause ~
directs that until such system be devised The h.
terest 81 the money shall be devoted every ye vea
to rewardng the astronomer who during that neTtoS
shall have contributed most 70 our knowledge "a he
major and minor planets. This may insure The ~
ceptance Of the legacy BY the Academy when Tho ma,
ter comes TO DO discussed after the vacation. NOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
4 LINDLADY,S BILL.
The London Daily News.

From The London Daily News
In the house Of lady In the Kurfurstenstrasse
Berlin, an Engsiman took furnished room, and
agreed 60 pay SO mQrks month for A. At the end
~ that time he asked for The BILL when to his surprise
he found the 80 marks had risen to so for bis apart
ment. Among other peculiar items In the bill were :
T." For using the carpet marks. for use Of a lmife
and fork. marks for putting the In order, 10
marks. for use OF chair oil the occasion Of visit
nom your brother. marks The lOdgcr considered
this reckoning preposerous and refused b pay the
ladv detained his box, which contained a large sum
az money. The Englshmau has sought the aid OF the
law IN revising the blu OF his specnIatlve hostess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
WILKES'S PERSUASION.
From The Spectator.

Redhele was frequently at Hatfield, aud among
other anecdotes relates one told him by Lady Sails
bury Of lousekeeper who. on going round with
party, pointed out portrait Catherine dc Medlci
sister OF Venus de Mcdlc. Several good stories are
told that have no connection with art or artlsts Lord
Granville relates some Of the best and one of these
must be recorded. Speaking OF WILKES he said flat
on the occasion Of an election his hamor was I'm
nvalled. once he asked electOr 10 vote for him
devil Yes responded Wilkes, but in case YOUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
FOR SIGNALLING TO MARS.

From The London Daily News.
\ French lady has lett 20 the Academy Of Sciences
considerable sum for the foundation of a prize to
be paid over to any person, without distinction OF ma
tonality who satisfactorily prove that he or he
hes been able u make sign 70 planet and that that
sign has been answered. "Thc planet Mars Is eA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

The Smside-"Wh Jack whatever Is the insttea
with your cheek and forehead - liza. hal i've Uged
asleep all the morning with side of my face pna
in JlPs lap. The other sides got sunburpv-uA''
ALL Judy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
Cremation Abroad.

Cremation is becoming daily more
popular abroad. In Baden the Often
berg and Heidelburg city councils have
decided to erect furnaces. The gov
eminent in Basel has formally granted
70 all citizens of the canton the right to
choose between being buried and being
burned. A crematory is being erected
in Manchester at n cost Of S37, 800. The
Italian friends of cremation have re-
Gently assembled in Milan TO consider
the best means of burning bodies and
Of spreading propaganda for their
ideas. This is the second congress OF
cremationists that has been held in Ita-
" since the Italians, and more especial
ly the Milanese, took the lead in pushing
the cremation movement
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17

II is asserted that the smallest screws
known are those used in the production
of watches. Thus, the fourth jewel
ible to the naked eve. looking, when
viewed by person Of ordinary gift OF
eyesight, like a small specl, Of dust.
With glass II is seen TO be small but
perfect screw, with threads so fine that it
would take 260 Of them to wind around
she little speck of wire to the distance Of
half en- inch These minute mechanical
atoms are but the forty-one thousandth
of an inch in diameter, and less than tho
ten thousandth of an inch In length. A
lsdy's thimble OF the ordinary size. say n
No :. would hold 100, 0co of the little but
useful specks of brass.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
~. II. WIN4NS,
ROOMS >. IowER BLOCK.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ARp
EMPLOYMENT BrkEAU
MONEY 10 LOAN.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
PAens sa


Open Evenings fhehs W
ALL wanting emplOyms and those sntiag
"A help 81 any ktna. call ~ Aae 4e~ef
bioes. Doat nistske fae number
Tor sALE-one Of the eesi i~rms tn tirattAn
Il toaA ship. hent Co lis acres. ia acres
cleared. - geaa tmoer. 10 acres OF wheat Oh
tne ground. fFail OF ali kihds. nice wells an Z
sooG bGiid lugs. "a account OF poor hcaitA ~tii
sell for he extremely iOw ngGre II $lt.OeA
LOR sALE-At great haTszia. 9sxloo on
II Maferloe-sf good houses oHiy 500
on lot sU0es / large house ss5Ei al well
reaied
GONE nice lots on Howard 81. Shelters al
- dlgien. from $50 10 So; easy payments
business CHAScES-fo sale or exchange.
ID sue sfOek OF harnesses. troaks and
robes. old established business city 81 W. IN
hsbiIantss only other shops In the city. Also
sssp general st9cki good farming country
>oIne nice drug stoeAs for eits property
III YOU are looking for - or 40 acres celery
i OF garden land near city Of 1000 inheol-
tants under irst-clsss state OF cultivation,
irrigated by flowing wells. We have 9ust VIAL
You want With good manage ment will pay fof
itself in one YEAR, excellent lana Ief ptPpet-
mint
5000 will buy 7-room new house. large
S1-to lot. good we'll anu eistern. corner o'
Center aad second-sis-. tomstoeks ADDITION
II WILL surprise you II You vii cali al 80
i Terrace ave and look 80 that new house
for 500; a,so one Oh Center 81. ali modern
Improvements, same price.
x1rOO House for sale on easy payments
glow vii take vacant lots part payment.
CONE nice lots at the north end. on graded
- streets. from ssoV 10 $500
SoSnn For e-room modern house Mt AZ
sSoOoo Henry ST.; this Is great bargain.
Tor SALE-0n easy payments. room house
Il on Scribnerst.. niee locality. SLIGO
II ACRES on alpine. gravel road. lair build
L ings. acres muck. good SOIL. orchard. all
for 500.
If YOU are looking for good farm. call and
l. see us. We can show YOU some great bar
gains. We have the largest aud best list IN
the city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
Superior Court


HOS. 4. A bLkLISGAME, IUDGE
In re opening, etc, OF Alien-st
acton for taxation Of coats OF l.. ;. x
4. ,. Railroad argued.
The People vs.. John b. Hughes. ga
Don open after hours, Withdrew former
plea Of not guilty, and pleaded guilty;
sentenced 10 pay tine OF $50 and costs
OF si6.55. paid and discharged.
The People vs.. John b. Hughes, ga
loon open on sunday recognizanee on
appeal taken N The sum OF s2Oo In open
court, Michael b. Hughes As surety.
Inc People Vs. c. ". Wernette, saloon
open after hours; sentenced IN paw a
hue OF $50, and costs OF SIO.95, or be
imprisoned ~ Kent county jail until
pad, for q period not exceeding forty
days.
Ths people vs.. Joseph Fewmsn, sa-
loon open after hours; bail estreated
and bench warrant issued.
The People vs.. William Washington,
burglary; bail fixed AT $1,000.
The People vs.. Timothy Crowley, sa-
loon open on sunday; verdict, guilty;
sentence deferred ill "Wednesday,
March Is, 1891
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17

HON. CYRUS Z. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate OF Israc w. Wood, deceased
administrative second account filed
hearing April ?.
Estate OF Byron Morrison, deceased
Will admitted 10 probate. and Margaret
+. Morrison appointed executrix.
Estate OF John Hartman. deceased
Katharine Hartman appointed admin
lstratrix.
Estate of Adriana J. Schultz, insane;
finOl account of X. c. Luce allowed
aud James VI. Dudley appointed guard
dian.
Estate of Owen LAWN, deceased; in
ventory filed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
HOW TO BUILD HEALTH
AND STRENGTH.

wish to say. for the benefit OF others. that
was "a N sick with Heart Disease. had two
scientific physiciaus. and Was under their care
seven or eight mont 5. but constantly grew
worse. lost IS pounds OF flesh. and was ="
weak 1 could not raise myself in bed, an 1
the doctors said could be no better. but hear
Ing of DR.. Greenes Nervura. l commenced
taking IL. and in a week began to feel better.
AT present. after using IL a lew months. Am
able TO walk and ride out. have gained 40
pounds In weight, SO that 1 consider that
Dr. Greene's Nervura saved my life, for
which feel very grateful.
MRS. E. NJ. BASS.
oxford. n. II.
DIR. Greene, of IS West FOurteenth-st., New
York. its discoverer. is the famous specialist
in the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention 10
tae treatment of all forms of chronic diseases
through letter correspondence. and Will give
by mail his opinion and advice In any case
free OF charge The perfection of this system
renders a complete cure almost assured. as
his success in treatment by correspondence is
wonderful and unequalled.
N II A. Send for symptom blank to fill
out. or write DIR. Greene about
your case. aud a carefully considered letter.
July explaining your disease and giving you a
perfect understanding of all its symptoms will
be returned. free OF charge.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
UrxDRIkA rFR wFrR


NWIFff
~ stare Of Michigan. county cf kent-ss
Nefce Is hereby given. that By - order Of the
Probate Court fof the county Of Kent fnaSe on
the ID DAY ~ March. A u. lsl ST months
from that date were allowed for creditors 70
present theft claims against IRE estate Of
WILLIAM L. BLACK.
late Of said county decreased. aad that All
cred tors 81 said dereasee are required 70 pre-
seni their claims te SAID probate court NJ the
probate or3ce. IA tire rify Of Grand Rapids for
etaminaften sad allowance on Or before the
"a day ~ September next. snd thsf such
ciaifns viii BE- heard before said cnBrf, on
V Wednesday the % DAY 81 september Bert .
ter q clock So the forenoon of each day.
Dated sranc Rapids, Mich. sept. Z. I'D. 1871.
CYRUS " pFBkIES.
Judge Of Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
seoseh-Iri.h Congress. at Lou,.v,r,..

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March ID. The
third congress of the Irish peo-
pie and their descendants in America
will be held in this city from May Ia to
II. Robert Bonner, of New York,
president of the scotch-irish society of
America, viii preside. Some of the
most celebrated orators of the day and
many distinguished men of the race
will be present from the United States
aud Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17

e,x-whss4 vhfrs aer. rea. &c ccy-s &c
80. flr. we Sse. barlev. a. sissl - ? hundred.
E,,ra IN FxTp--Tllv White. sc Pateas.
q ~ > hundred eern nesi. Sss.ee 2 ten iced.
S. 7Fz7.8 , ton mfaaansS s-a.s'i .ersn'
srie
u..-psrS sssG.r. se>f Ssssirc; zeal. -
a.. ,s5.ss.,s, ass; arb azSc chgesens. lesA
~ = ,.,rkev Zee ducks. leei@c. geese. lets
f3r
r--spr~r--R nffrr. SsirT. $3.50 cFesfnsrS
e. 80 = ~ aerts sta3c Auf crttns.
Al - = ; "a. A@aps hara- p'ck-sf. = Taes2aN
: sus asnpv fssss7es MARIE sugar s8--'4c
Fsnxs - Ts1t0w -tsF~ee. t4%sc esrs
49, 80 - ,s,srsf hfssr< - So ezt Il -
--...-, <zsss.. s-ssf skfsS cured S87cs rtiie~. :
- psigS sAcstsa.'a fetia skta< ises'c
es...s,--.1s faes. ary S.1fa4S crrt zfset
sl.-s = eerdi sfoet. sAaSss4-so eoFa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
Another Blaze at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, ". Y, March i6-Fire In
the ST. James Episcopal church on
Lock street. near James, destroyed the
structure and spread to the Mcclennan
fats adjoining. Families living in the
fats were panic stricken and there vas
a wild rush for safety. The fremen
think one woman persisted in the
flames. The total loss is SIS, 600
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
ROOMS i AND = ToNsR elock

rCSMc ~NS t6eSh S-0Nt-
prGoLIA Bkos-..-.........-..fropr1eiars
WANTED-Ts SEA general store In fAss
sre~iAg PARTON u CITY stock ana Ia
ssSsas other business - reason - selling. Eas
established trAar.
ESR SALE OR ExCHAN6E- BAKERY viii
sinai STOCK groceries sae lunch counter -
eahnccaioIs esaa stand lev felt with sekf
leass, esneF must retire cn AcceaaE 81 ,.eof
heath invoice SboQf sssO1. wou-c take goo4
rsHtins property With some ineamer4noe
FOX SALE on EAchAN6E-fsr lot worth
s2szs OF fzse9 feraom heusr On Charles
81. bear Cherry; water. sensr. sas. mantle sla
crate sns pipea fer fnra1ees price Sse8e
kVk sAlK OR EAChAASE-lae acre farm In
~ acres improved. salsncs Beeca ssa N.nss
timber. q ~ sol. good buildings ioo peach
lot peafa % pl1ms 81 apple trees other
small fruits IN abuhdsaes. fIiee SO per .erc.
k'Ok sAl1-s room hense on Terrace ave
modern naish ana handy 60 street car ser
vice. hArkAlA Tor aby enc ~lshiax soslh Ena
property
Nk-hase some fne nursery stock. fruit,
shaae AID ornamental trees for SAFE 81
one hall regular pr1ecs IL yol are thinking Of
buying come IN and see lie. We can suig yog
on quality ana price
kOk sALk-Two Groom houses en- North
Lai.ystte.st- near brlage; vii sell both
or one cheap II sold wlthiV the ntxt e days
k'Ok sALt-eroam house en- AunsoA-si Se
loot front. good cellar; vel aud clsIeFn,
terms
k'oR sALE-sroom house or Third-st- stone
foundstlons COED well and cistefn, viii
sell on contract. sloo down. balance monthly
payments.
COk sALE-7-rocm aouse on forrestst. -
loot fronts well. c.stcrn and fn>aern con
,eniences; on contract. sl09 down
EOk sALk- lots Ca Nerfh-ase. SAL 100 al
$50 each Oh contracti easy terms
EoR EXCHANGE acres TIVE miles from
oAnxatucA. lito peach trees bearing. ~
standard pear trees. 20 cherry. - apple >
piunis. 30 e0osberraesS acres 81 Strawberries
good house and bArH. Price Shkn.
MONEY To LOAN on real and personal prop
IA erty IN sums 10 suit ROOMS and 3. Tower
block.
DkSoL1A BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-17
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

GUARDIANS SALE-1n the matter OF the
~ estate II Nii'iAn Graham. a. insane per
son. notice L. hereby given that shall sell 80
public auction. TO the chest bidder, on Sat
urdsy, the 2od day of Nay 4. -. 1>9i. 81 ten
O'Clock. in the forenoon. 10 the front door 81
the Probate Office, IN the city OF Grand kapids.
In the county Kent. IA The state of Nfchi-
gan. pursuant 10 license and authority granted
TO no on TIE eth day % March A. H.. lssi. by
the Probate Court 81 Kent county. Mich Gan.
al Of the right. title. Interest az estate Of said
William Graham. IN OF TO those certain pieces
or parcels 81 land situated and being o. the
county OF kent. Ststeof Michigan. known and
described a. follows. fo-vits Lot Eve O. Hrd
the west half ~ lot stu ~. birck twenty eiGn+
flsl Of Shepard : addition 20 the city II Srsnt
Raj Ids. accord na t. the recorded plat q e-eof.
Dated. Nara 9Th. A. y. lsal.
NELSON Y. RICH,
Guardian.