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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
BRIEF DISPATCHES


TAs ss-@l1aa Ss@az es4s srossea = ais
s. Aas> Ca, IL ztss
Hes sAol~Eo : saglag Ia tss sSssAeFs
p4ss * Eoe< Cosnty. -
Ies hs@lle ~ tAs Prs4es q Wales i
sa.a - b. fatilaz p@reeFtiely
Charles S4yloE. axea ~ fe~rs. as
barne1 ~ 1essh IA = cara ss N4Fsls
Koek. Ia
Ias Grass Rapiss fMich.l electric
street. rAilsay h@s 6ssa ssls - synGi-
& - foz sssS.eaA
ussl4 JoaRssn. ~ Perry. IL. agea 10
Yeas. seelaens2llY s4ss 4A4 Sl-ls2 aAEa-
sell as.lc hanIns
Arsagg NsTg.n IS ia iAll ~ 5olieI III.
ca charge e killlng ia aotaer-ln-iaW
- thsewllg her sn tke a9or.
Dar.as us Efss tao weeks u octobsr
s. cases of cholera Sna gss dsatas from
tae disease ~eFs reposts1 IN spain.
Carl Nea&rr, = German residing near
Chlli. q, shot his wife ana kllle1 him-
SELF DenssNe trouble as TIE easss.
Mrs. Henry Dose, u Psoria, IL, eon-
mit-e4 suicide Oy taxing dose OF
sgssElc because her rhasbSad abusea her
3. kimbez MAS fatally stabbed BY
John Liam a. Nevada. Wis, in : guar
rel over womaa. Linn Is the son OF a
tanksF.
4as Inhabitants q LattS. S. C.. be-
gaa . crusade against beer-sellers last
week BY purchasing gaeir entire stock
aEl burning it
A verdict OF one cent damages has
been returned in favsr OF Mrs. IA. a.
hiller in suit for -, 900 against the
Lemafs ia Herald.
Mrs. Mueller. Of S. Louis, suddenly
came insane and fred four shots az her
husband and one at Jacob Methalock
She then shot herself in the head
The body Of Mrs. Sophia Stable, 6s
years old. was found in her house In
lived alone and had been dead Eve days.
Charles Benson and Miss Rautzahn
have been indicted for the murder Of
Mrs. Mettman in Leayenworth, Kan
Mrs. Rautzahn is = daughter Of Mrs
Mettman.
The remains OF the late John Van
Valkenburg. Pythian Author and Past
supreme Chancellor and a prominent
odd Fellow. were inferred in Fort Mad
ison, la, Sunday.
The Republicans of Oklahoma Terri
tory nominated d. A. Harvey for Con-
gress on Saturday, and Congressman
Dickerson was reRominated by the
Kentucky Democrats in the Sixth dis
trict.
IL is reported in the CITY Of Mexico
that French syndicate headed by the
Rothschilds have purchased majority
OF the stock of tho Rationale Bank Of
Mexico and viii take charge of the In
stitution shortly.
Mary Gempler, aged 9, Ii, ling in Salt
Lake, U. T., attempted TO start kitchen
fire with kerosene. An explosion re-
suited, and she and her little brother
David, aged 3. were covered with the
flaming oil and fatally burned.
Dean Wagner, of Windsor, Ont, Is
exhibiting a painting at the Windsor
exhibition which is beloved TO be THE
Crucihxion" painted by Hans Memm-
ling early in the fifteenth century, and
from which the celebrated Van Dyck
copy was made. ~ TX
While several boys were passing John
Zimmerman's house at Lima, o., Henry
Bolton raised his gun and leveling it
at Zimnerman's S-year-old child said:
"Wonder if I can bit her." He pulled
tho trigger and sent the bullet entirely
through her body. She died almost in
stantly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Justice to BE Melted Out TO tirs Perpe-
traitor OF an Atroclous Murder. q

Justice to BE Melted Out TO tirs Perpe-
traitor OF an Atroclous Murder. =
JoLIrr, Ill, Oct 90 The jury in the
case of the People vs. Joseph Novak for
the murder OF Stalia Sokalosh brought
in their verdict at 1918 o'clock Sstar-
day morning, hnding the prisoner guilty
ant fixing his punishment at death.
The crime for which Novsk may sr-er with
his life was a most deliberate aud cold blooced
assassination. Novak INTENDED 20 XII the
girls father. Antons Sokaioski his brother
in-law, who opposed his marriage vita his
sister. Tae murderer sook hts qua and
went 10 Sokaioski's horse. He knew whore
his intended victim SLEPT. azc aiming his gun
through the window, where II was supposed be
was fired the fatal shot. IL happened that the
girl was put in the bed by the window that
night and the father slept in another place
The girl received the bullet ~ the breast kill
ing her inStGntly.i
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

ksreess E1ss4s2 ans axeen s.rsotea iA
Ee~ps - New KaEl4n2

- - NeN AGE4aD4
EesSg0S. >let - --An eRpsuzlsy severe
sssra prssal.ea san1ag sAraag Aeni Asw
EnrlsnA Dispatches fsoE olsgoester.
4 Sss ana fcrtsNeuxa. \ Il say taAt
No zaavlns e1s-s ssrs are 81 reported TIE
s.orn sas very severe here Alonz he
aevi1 sAoFe tie ssoga N4s tie mest
severe experienced - twe ye4rs TAs
waves rusEea IN viii terrific forca,
bringing wrccksEe q evers description
Ia F4il River Mas. ths streets scre
neo3ea aAa trees we're slows aewE.
Ma EAvEK. Cesn., oet o. several
unusually Eeasy rsan Aad elee triosl
stoFlas ooearned here ssE2ss, surit,g
one II which ths uelle Il er4rs bullGiag
Nas strsek ~ hEktaing, tearing on
qesnpty u the reotEg Reports -
heavy rSsps And tkuASer-sterns are re-
eeived frou Waterbury asd ether points
IN the State.
Al EfidFePort the streets we're flooded
= foot deep ~ the sewers Wero inoApA-
bio u earrJlag of sAs rAln Lightsiag
struck Ia many places Al N0fNelk a
bolt struck tee tai spirs 81 81 Aarys
C4tAolic ChUrea. teSriaE away portisns
of the tim bers wkieh supposg the & fly
foot gilded orosS aud thea passing
down 10 the beliry loft played
az kinds Of FrNnks such as ring
Ing the bell for fully thirty sso-
onds, setting the Wooa work ca
fse and then making It's exit through
fhe side of the steeple Fully 500 per
sons were in the church and the light
ming threw them into confusion. A.
Waterbury Patrick a.. Kane We thrown
out o. bed and buried uRcef debris torn
froH the ceiling and walls Pieces Of
the clapbaaraing ot the house were
driven through the sides % an out
building sixty-fve feet away as straight
Is though shot from bow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
A EATAl EXPLOSION.

Two Men Killed and Two Others lei ursd
burEh.
PIFT-BUBGH. Pa, Oct. % The boiler
OF shifting engine at the Eliza furn-
ace Of Jones & Laughlin's, about three
miles south Of this city, exploded
shortly before noon, killing Eng Cineer
John Flatley and Fireman Thomas No
Cuff. Pieces Of tho flying boiler struck
and injured Joseph Ferris and Jobn
Clark. employees at the furnace. Bota
viii recover Flatlcys body was blown
Into the Monoagahois RIVER. distance
Of fifty yards The cause Of tho ox-
ulosion Is not vet known
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

EvAxsvILLK. Ind. oct 20. - Near
Blairsyille. Posey CouEty, some thir-
teen miles from this city. Henry Kron
and bis wife qosFreled. The husband
took don Ale-b -ba-roled sto1rua and
shot his wife IN tbe presence % their
three children. who we're poweriess %
interfere krou then passed into the
uoxt room and with t.e remaining load
shot the top Of his oun head %. TIE
children ran from horre screaming and
aroused The nsiehbors Kron w4s =
veaff.sn-fo farmer
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

DusUQr-r. Ia. Oct % The children
a Nichols Brandt sEsd respectively =
g ard s8 yesrs we're fatally scsldra
San8ay night They we're playing
about stove ~ which sat = lsrre psn
q boiling wsteF. vhen tssy ovsrturns3.
the stove. TIE raser pouring ever tseuA
Beta are ses8
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
a Nos.i-R.sssr Hsss. Hins.'t

NV ToRK, Oct. 9o.-Preston Turpls.
= youtA u years ot age. committed
suicide sunday evening By hanging
himself in bis fathers house Io Nas
an inveterate readsr OF dime bovels
and Sc is supposed that his nina had be-
come therehv sFected
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

NrNrHFs. OFT aR-Mrs Elizsbefh
Peterson uas saot aas instsntlv kilie5
sunday rfght II hsr hoshan4 Rafss 3.
pssarxon. = loconsotivs snzinssT. vhs
laIns he foan8 her wifh arother ran
uhen ke cane hems TIE narSeTsr
vss aTrsstsz =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

RALLkS Tex. Oct % TIE Blank.
enship Bake Manufacturing Company.
whose speciality IS he naaoiaetare of
jeans and ootton goods, made an a.
signmeut Saturday. i = understood
that the Liabilities sre s2ss. ooe. assets
the sane, ana that ne company vil
rsT dollar fol sallsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

CH1cAeo 0e& 2a-A ~ Wright
ssntor nsw her q tae Rrsia oomnissioa
Hrn 81 A. " Wrixat & Co and sx-
president q tse Beard Of Trade. died a.
his resissnce Snassv. aged s2 ysars
Re leaves a arg. foftsns as tae r.sa.t
Of a hesg llfe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

NEw YoEK. Oct 9o.--Mr. TAonas =.
Gill; Is. p, has received a cGhlsgrsm
frosn Nessrs. oRrien sBd Dillen stat
ing that they. together with 7. y Sui
Ivan and Mr.. Harrington. viii SAL
from Havre Tor New York Saturday, tie
e5th inst
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

PRov1DrvcE, = I. oct 2a-Johs
Desn Bonton. the inventor - tse best
known 'drop . nlckel IN the slsts sso3-
els % mschinery. diea here SATURDAY..
aged g. vesrs ThouEh Re u see large
fortune from ia inventiens be yet aied
tennfIess TIE most nets5 pieos q bls
work wzs the uuo5el - tkp Mem sor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
a CRAZY LovtR's CRIME.
He shoots the Girl He Loves Dead and
Puts pul ei Throagh Ills own Head.


Puts Bul ct Through His own Head.
CHARLTON. L., Oct o-Satgrday
afternoon Elmer Oliver, young man
OF 2l years. arrived here from Kansas.
Becoming intoxicated be hired livery
team and drove 70 the little town Of
Freedom, some twelve miles south Of
here. He Immediately went 70 the farm
house of Mr.. Tuttle and requested 10
see his daughter, with whom he was
in love After the two had conyersed
for few minutes the young man asked
the girl TO marry him. She refused.
saying she was too Young. Oliver
then pulled revolver and shot the girl
through the temples, causing instant
death. He then turned the weapon
upon himself ana fred ball through
his head in exactly the same place he
had shot the girl. He remained in an
unconscious condition until he died.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

-
B<th ths nseshod asd results when
5yFup CT Figs il takea; il Is pleasant
sad refreshing b the taste, and ses
gently yet promptly ca Tie kideeys,
liver and Bowels, clssnses tie sys-
ten ssectuzlly. dispels colds, head
aches sd fsyers sad cures hah.laai
eol.Sti patton. Syrup of 20 j. tAe
enly remedy Of ia Kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing b The taste and ae-
eeptAbls to the stomach, prompt II
Is action snd truly beneficial il It's
eascss, prepared only from the most
healthy ard agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
70 al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 500
aad 81 bottles By all leading drug
gis,A Any Teh9ble druggist wko
may not have il on hand vii pro-
euro it promptly far any ono Who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
SAY EaAaciSco. ca.
toCs5nLLE. ~. sSH TosS. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Eha Plead. Cntltr.

BALTTwoEE Ma. Oct 20. - Mary
Motzdorf. aged 10 years. who killed her
brother, James Metzdorf, and Mary
Broadwater, her amt, by strTchnine.
which she put in their coffee, pleaded
guilty when arrsigaed fo- Trial. She
was rcnanded fer sentence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

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sffs.s-r sr-~srf esessfisrs rsrre< e' > -
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ga ~ r-~< y shees - - szs1 - ~ -ou
ma te fsr - e sf1z a. fo Bfter~~s ps~@-ss
as Nsss - s.s~F.-s e 80 p - Tsrns.-
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= za04 = 80 Es~s e. Tz1ss - HeIAs -
a 49, q ~ - Caves
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

CHRNPAIex. III. Oct 20 Nine stu
dents OF the University Of Illinois who
we're acquitted % the charge Of Illegal
voting have each begun suit for SO. 900
damages FOR malicious prosecu tion
against James r. Scott defeated caaai-
date for alderman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
WIN u. buried In the Lincoln roms

'fth III htte tss"toth 1Nfnb-
SPRINGFIELD. III, Oct. 20--By an ac-
tion OF the Lincoln Monument Associa-
tion here Saturday the remains Of
yonng Abraham Lincoln, son Of Min
lister Robert T. Lincoln. WHO died in
England during the summer. will be
inferred beside those of his illustrious
grandDareuf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

LoursvII4E. NJ Oct pa TIE So.
end e. The series 81 ramss fof ths
worlds base bs1 ch1n pionshiy vss
plavss bsrs sstarssv BrseklTn ~in-
nLrr hr srcrf ~ 5 - 8
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

sTsvrSs PoryT Wis. OF - --Ths
va-eseass q gsnes Terri. ls so sosa
q ssecxtez- opnsslsing 3 sss bastels -
potaso-s ~As hnYnst san3sv morning.
slso tss hs-n su4 gSszssz q JssD Finx.
L7ss. flse =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

I,ovpox. Oct Pc Ca ptsin ssr Riehsrs
Tr&nels Barten. well kHovn foe Ais ex-
pIoratons ID Africa sna ether coantyiss.
Is zesL
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

ghs Annie Yeung Burned II Md
Lake.
Nias Lives Rspo~tsd lest fhs -
tsas-Sersous Disasters 50 br..-
ash kAen-of~ War.

RokE HvEeN. Miet.. tiet -. - Tie steam
barge ARale Ao4aF e4asAi nrs "a Lsk-
ing ga. Mich, on Lake hsran. ah4i
sss "a. 4na nine sl0m bers ~ tbecgeN
aAe tried t. escape In su4A haai are
,apposeG - be droeAoS There Nss >
lsrrldc sea r1nnsng ~ tle ume
tas are hFske ogI ssring th-t
there wAs 10 hops 81 saving Tho barge.
the oaplAin had lks usn lower ne eosls
TIE crew. consisting 81 sssut t~entF
rsen. crowded lnto tao hosss. Oae -
she boAts " ~ missed IA tne neasy sea
bai the other wAs fieAea uF - ihe
stsam barge Milll4N EDWARDS aHa
brought here Captain huEt Miller
vas IA chsrEs ~ tte Atnle
Young. lie ana bis teo engiascfs
we're Ia the rescued party and they cha
tered tke Iug kitiie haight sna haze
gone back - where the burning barge
Nss abandoned 10 l0ok Tor the mlsslnS
small boat and ia crew ~ nlgs insa.
Tho Annie Young leit Port Huron Al
o'clock . H. vita cargo ~
coal and general merchandise isr r.
canada and Gladstone. She ~ss Owned
% Lrle, Pa. Ma bailt ln ls0a. sra
valued a. $4,000 She 49, mass ~
flames when Captain Miller and ihe
crew with h!a 81 the life- boat pulled
away from her, and she undoebsedly
went 10 The bottom
DIsAsIEN oS w8'nsHrs
LoNDoN. Oct &c. The slorm that
prevailed along the North British oo..ss -
saturday Was followed by q eense iog
Nioe-Admiral Sir MichEsl Celmo-
Seymour AID the ss0 ofhcers and
men belonging - tie briush
feet who were left on shore 80
Scarborough Saturday morning when
the SO uGdron put - ssA to escape beiug
blown ashore. made an attempt "a r.
join their vessels. The heavy sea that
had been running had gone ocNn.
and . long search ln small boats
Nas made for the shlps. bat the
fog was SO thick that il was lEpos-
sible 20 find them. and the bosts re-
turned 70 the town. When the feet ran
out 20 sea the gun-boai Speedwsll hai
I only ons oficor or board. shortly after
noon the fog l.ften sufficiently 70 allow
o. objects being dlscernec Tor some
/ distance. and the fest having re-
turned the Vice Admiral vAs taken on
/ board the CAmperdoWn. Here n wAs
found that while slipping the anchor
I Saturday the cable lad given wsy ane
/ severely iniureG thirteen Of the crew,
/ legs and arms aud ribs being krokeu.
/ Three other vessels beisnFihF - the
feet have signalcd that fatal accidents
occurred on board Of them during TIE
storm
RonE, Oct 90 The less OF TIE Italian
torpedo boat which left Naples for
Spezzis some time ago is confirmed.
She burst her boiler aud fonBdercd %
sea Three eficers and hiteen sailors
,.cro
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
Kin.a on BAL. o. pa.rrt.r.

HIAwArBA. Kan. Oct -. -'rhonss
Warner. a once well-inogn citizen a
Hiawatha. was shet and killed sssurcay
night at Horton. He was standing in
bis own doorway when t-o men roao up
in buggy and one fred shot tast
lodged ia bis heart NsEner vas
well-to-de colored man and inofsnsive.
The tragedy bas caused the greatest 81
citemcnt and the murdercrs are yet IN
Siscorared
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Il p q. EsrV NFE7s sVn Bears TsFkT-
HrvF IaalsE q sEeeidc Cos ITs.es = DirEI
Hesfanhs. NJ voas Prostitution taaSet ~ faf
use nf efhei ~ farsrrc r a<rf I.rrrs Mental
n~nressfou. .0fteninE - ire hreil fss1 fi1E
in 1sza ~ and iesf gto srv. te ~ anf
- Newer ~ either seT. InFr 1n farv losses M
-1arrsa a-sfrhra csEssi hr efar-eVs-f.c cn ~ fhe
s~sfa 50 fseuse ~ overs n uiTsl ~. kscn BOX
-, "a rs enc unrfn's fres fa-ent a. ~ r0V
a. six Boxes for s60o. seut ty mal prepaid Ga
recaips af vries.
NvE GUARANTEES sTN BONES
To cure ang ease. Nith eaeh rr4er received
- ss fsr ak box e. a-corTrau "a aV 81 ~ ~
NJ S-nf faa pHrf nsser enc Nr'ffe1 xIaraa tee
te rrfart ffs mnneE t f3f treafraenf a ees net
elect a cere. 6ua-sntt es issa-a oa -
WHITE & WHITE.
wo~fe1 Ksuse Phsr'nary Sole AGENTS
% Nonroe-strsst. Grand Rapids, A.Cb.
orEV All NIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
THE MARKETS


CEIcAro. o. -
yro-r-Quiei Ane steady sBr.rF FSscrts
o 0pat 20 Bakers. 6 se8@ -. strniehis = -
% =. wiHier Patents. - soCss - Gears. = 70
0s2o
wHrA7- Ruled aciiy, and higher Ne 2 oash.
SsaGlos. Deoemssr tLoskaiess ar
Nay. o. 0S0 GA.
ConE-hotire are err, No s 80 sSo 8
Sele~ ts,,c 30 :. sItsc. No tNelev t2c,
Norcmbcr sisas2se. pscrubef. - asikei
May. 5sNa5sc
cA.rx-tcilve an6 hirher 40 o.
Decoubsr sGtts.c. MAJ. G.osac 1au-
pies errr. deusoa rosd ee s14fhf Ne 3
white. s4sa<ec Ne. C<o<se. Ne 2 Whne
cars
Rve-rlrm srs quiet No scash. wosssls.
October cse. 1ecerfsf &C stnEi iots o.
are fsr NJ. ? sas oa9seas fsr 30 q
BAsIEy-In FAR dcnsnd 30 . Nc~-Fn
eer - Ssnpiss csmuleu 70 tsse, rogt -
cheice s1etssc. arc rzirs ists 7a1Tsc
Nsss PoEE -finrksf cuitf scifvs are prices
rvied bigger ouotsiiots rsneee 81 flsoeo
e = fos cash. si1oa1is ~ fer Qrtobsf o. ga
&c p for reesr Der. 81 go1ltU fw sstro-y
ara 81 st0f e Ger k6r
Lar Pstker srtivs ant r-icss ruled hirhss
prioss rsnFss 81 = ssas - 60 epes. q spt
e 90 fcr ocferer a. e. 3dz 81 nec~ue~1
. ss[s - %. ssuasrs ane tk 80 M ~ ksf.
nr7sKs--CresusfY la1St.ss DsirF Io1fsc
rafkfnr sfock s1sc
rcrI1NY-Livt cbirkenA THT.ff pcf it
s-flns Chiesens a So r<F1b IsYs Ts,srfs
a ~ PEI n 1--we raraf 7afAr - - ifFs
Geese - anof - rer f-z-a
GHorors -rpisffles eriyiN rvi-s nrr 81 e ~
ret rsl fas nsitses foe<s
rrfs-Wispcassn Frrrs Ntir> So Wstef
white sac. EisfiFsE rfiss Wkiis eke,
Water Whste l8>sf JHf aHa FrE.s rkits.
sle. wsaer waite lrE Testi.rft - 49,
ife casoErs = osgs llti - esFs 80
Naufhs e. esrs A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

C1FrFs~r r. -
rr~pcrr~s~rs-s stsrss-< whits go fsE
49, rse - saeeins =. ~ gsesiine fse e
rss-ftb -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21

wrrt7-Tlru is uTf Heesss,ef srtFt
r,so.rrhsr O. EAeI - 20 kefch flks
par a. uEai i2S TrT ENs
rrr~lkats tirter t~1 fe bAttsti
ortrs vteH~Tsf rrfxee 49,
osrs- rl-ass+ aGtst Hrst~vn <s4ssc
rsr~rrsf rns- Fe~r c7f-f asf ss<a1r f'irfs.
q sfs8s 81 farzlfr - fyaB8 Fnrt fsiTT -
flrs srf stnsfr Nsss e. "a ~ p srtrs Fr'uaf.
% - ID 81. Lars euist sss ern- ssesz rsp.
ae-ed $40
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-20
TRUSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE
L. REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF
ROANOKE

by virtue OF Il deed OF trust executed
to me by Florence V. Moirctt, da ted
October 18th, 1883, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of the llusting's Court of
tho city Of Roanoke, deed book II, page
e., to secure the West End Land Com
pany tho sum of forty-Six hundred and
fifty dollars. evidenced by three certain
negotiable notes of $50 dollars each,
with interest from date, and payable in
one, two and three years from October
18th, 1888; and, whereas, the said Flor
once V. NIoflctt being in defaultas to tho
first and second payments and being
requested by tho beneficiary so to do,
| will sell at public auction on the
TIE l2TIl DAY or JANUARY, 1891,
the following described property towit,
situated in that beautiful part Of Roam
Oke known as West End, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
No /. beginning at the northwest cor
nor OF Washington n Icnuc and ID street,
thence with Washington avenue north
n degrees, 40 feet to T. street; thence
with II street north IL degrees, 1873 feet
to an alley; thence with the same south
81 dcgrc, $, i02 feet to ID street: thence
W sb Same south o degrees, 1873 feet to
the beginning. known rs lots . to i6,
both inclusive. block IL.
No. .. beginning a5 the northwest
corner of Washington avenue and Il
streets. thence with Washington avcnuo
north n degrees, $50 foot to point;
thence north 10 degrees east 1873 foot
to al alley; thence with Same south ~
degrees. 800 feet to Il street: thc1ce
with Il street south rs degrees, 1873 to
the beginning, knowa as lots o to Ia,
both inclusive block IL
No. ). beginning At the southwest
corner OF Washington avenue and ID
streets. thence with Washington ave-
nuc north IL degrees, III feet to "a
point: thence south IL degrees, iis
feet TO a point; thence south Is de-
grccs, la9 feet to IL point; thence south
! 20 degrees. 50 feet to ID street; thence
with ID street north 0 degrees, 1863 feet
TO tho beginning.
Terms Cash enough 70 cover costs
of sale and to pay the past due notes
and interest, amounting to So, 1877. l2
at this date, and the sum of 81 $50, paya-
bic on tho 18th day Of October, 1891,
with interest from 18th day of October,
1885. balance in ono and two years
from day OF sale, in equal installmcn,s,
with interest This is some or the nest
desirable property that has boon offered
for sale in the city Of Roanoke. Invest
ors arc especially invited.
J Ii. s. TROUT, Trustee.
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PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE e.

CHICAGO, Dec. lo.-ISpccial Cash
quotations: Flour unchanged. No. 9
spring wheat. 9lls; No. . red, 92]5 M93:
No. corn, 80 =: No. . oats, 4l3S. Mess
pork, s@s.I2ls: lard, 5.67A; short
ribs, 4.90@4.o5: shoulders, 4.a5M4.35;
short clear. 5.2O0e5.25; whisky, LA.
NE YORK. Dec. To- Special =
Southern -four firm, quiet. Wheat dull,
M@1M up. firm: No. ., red, 105 y 0D
I052S, elevator :. 1910 1914 afloat. OPP
$ions stronger, Hs0p1ls over yesterday
ON advancing prices ON cash wheat at
West, through light receipts; No. ,,
lo6H; July. l009l. Corn irregular,
moderatelyactivc: No. =. G3@63al, Gle
vator; 64@64al anoat: options very dull,
rather easy: June. 81: May, COZ.
Oats stronger, moderately active; OPP
tions dull frmcr: Dec, 49sl; Jan, 80;
May, Biz; spot No. = red, 1895 G05O9i :
mixed Western, 4T@50. Hops easy,
Yuiet. Coffee options steady: Dec,
1l.35@17.40; Jan. 1G.60GDl6GO: May,
1880 80; spot Rio firm. fairly active
fair cargocs, l9l4: No = 17&.
Sugar, raw, quiet. steady: fair refn-
ing, o-16; refined quiet. Molasscs.
New Orleans. steady. Rice, steady,
quiet. Petroleum. firmcr, quiet; re-
lhcu' al ports, ''3'. NOtton-Secd OIL
dull, steady: crude. oifgradc, 1920.
Rosin easy. quiet, strained common to
good, 1.42]sG l.G6is. Turpcntinc quiet,
stcadier, 37iG@3Si4 Wool easy. dull.
Pork steady, quiet. Beef quiet; beef
hams dull. steady.
Tierced beef steady. quiet. Cut meats
dull, weak: picked bellies. >; do.
shoulders, AZ. Middlcs dull, firm.
Lard opened weak. closed strong; more
active; Western steam, 6O7l@; city, $50:
January. Clio bid; February 626 bid;
March, 639: May $50 Lid: refined dull;
continent. 6o75s@G55; :. A.. TO
Freights to Liverpool dull; cotton, 9-Gid;
grain Sd asked.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

New YonK, Dec. l9.-lSpecial]- FIX
change quiet and strong at 4SI@4S51S.
Money easy at 3@5, closing offered at 3.
Government bonds dull and steady-4s,
1921; 4]ss. 103i4. State bonds dull and
foatlirelcss