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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-15

ii 4, it is pro, ided that-Ihe SAID trustee
Il re premises herein directed to be sold 70
all REQUIRE such bidder, before making
n ash the sun OF $4,000, and If the sale is
&c of the pur,hase-money must be patd
10 bird within six months. and the balan ;e
9 sale each IF said deferred payments %
e the rate @ six per cent. per annuid;
ig to anticip tie the day OF payment. AIT er
ch sum in cash as may be sufficient o
Sc of the comIlainant's trust and OF this
e eceiver, and the liens and indebtedness
| I the payment of the pro rata divider d
)r istribution hat may be due to tho.e
d eds, whose londs and coupons may not
Nc ley as is heren provided for, the So q
~ receive f. ON the purchaser or pur.
u, hase-money any Of the bonds or unpa d
er on, in the der of their priority whIo
TN t to the complainant, to or toward IL e
oc eds of such sale shall be legally applicl
ct lpons so to lie received in part payment
.er lined and liked at a sum which sha'!,
&C, lnting for such proceeds, be at least
pa able out OF such net proceeds to such
bic r or holders of such bonds or coupons,
ali d in satisfat ton of the purchase money
re ( TO the eXtfn of such application.
Ell Company, or its representatives, shall
er herein ord cred to be sold, it shall lie
ak payment OF so much OF the purchafe
iti BE lien of the Central improvement
an )unt upon account Oh sucil lien.
Il proportion of the purchase-lnoney th;;t
30 ion thereof that may be paid in such
or, lit upon sale equitable lien, application
? same determined.
de to comply With the terms OF sale tina
" { sale, and before final adjudication 0
ial commission n may reject the bid, ard
to lake resale, or may then and there
9TH day, to be then designated, and be-
to e designated, they will, at the san san e
ne ccordinsly. Aud the trustee and special
to adjourn the sale from time to time, in
ha e beed Inadn in accordance with the
NC !, TRUST md SAFE DEPOSIT
AL TRUSTEE.
a. MOORE, Js.,
Special COMMISSIONS
jun % If
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IMPORTANT.

Re,1ittances must be either by New
York Draft, Express or Registered
Letre.. American money. Collections
can / made hy Express Companies or
Banks. Tickets sent direct to manage
ment will be paid by drafts ON New
York Montreal, st. Paul, Chicago
San Francisco or City OF Mexico. For
furth IT information address
JUAN PIEDAD. Manager.
my 1-1v ZacatecaS Mexico.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The Stockholders of the Roanoke
Building Company are hereby re
ouested to be present at meeting to
be held Monday, July 30th, 1880 al
10 o'clock M, at the office of the
Roanoke Loan, Trust and Safe De
post Company. Jy@tl
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THE FIDELITY INSURANCE,
The undersigned, the Fidelit

The Undersigned, the Fidelit
panv, trustee, under Il mortgage 6
Company. bearing date April ISL,
missioner. by virtue of a decree en-
circuit court Of the city of Roanok
of April, 1890, and by the circuit c
West Virginia on the 9th day
W. hinG:,, coaa y, in the State
will offer for sale II public auct'oI
1880, at ~ I've uoou, upon the lrol
RoA.,nilr, IN ;!4e $E9tt of Virglnli
Sh,oandoai, Valley Railroad Com
extending frou Roanoke, in the )
Roanoke. Botetour', RockbbrldSe
and Clark in said State and throui
West Virginia and through the co
land to Hagerstown i'll the State o.
and thirty-nine miles more or less,
otherappurtenanceS Of the salu III
issues, and profits thereof, and all
lures, rolling stock, machinery, tC
property thereto belonging, and al
all corporate powers and franchise
andoah Valley Railroad Company
The receiver will remain in posS,
tinue to operate the line OF railroad
thereof. He will keepa correct ac'
premises accruing after the date o.
the purchaser, on delivery of posse
receive the net income and earning
and the proceeds of such income a
For more full and detailed desc
are referred to an inventory, whic
ceiver, room No. 131 Bullitt Bulldi
include all additions made or to be
supplies which the receiver may h
acquire thereafter before delivery
BY said decree the liens upon tn
are Wy
/ Costs of suits in Virginia, w
,, Sundry judgments which are :
tracts of land in the State OF V
mortgage liens......... ...............
3. Outstanding receivers certlil
der the receivership.....,..,,."..'
4. Amount secured by first morris
priority over claim of Central
>. Amount due the Central lmpr'
G. Balance secured by first NOR
poned to claim of Central I'm
:. Past-due and unpaid coupe
April 9TH, 1881 ......:.....: .....;...
s. Amount Of bonds issued and o
of April 5th, 1881, known as gel
Q. Amount Of bonds issued and @
of February 18th, 1888, known
10. Judgment in favor of 5. r d
II. Judgment in favor of j; +. Nc
10. Judgment in favor of F. /; An
Is. Judgment in favor of +. L. N
II. Amount due Fidelity lnsura
Company under the several Ca
u. Amount due Maddox y Evan
1G. Amount due Johnson u Wea
II. Amount due G. q. Crawford
The amounts mentioned i'll the IL
list, 1890.
This sale will be made subject Il
ceiver under the authority of the c
said DEGREES. is directed to give 10
and accurate statement, to be pub
commissioner at the time OF sale, a
be established against the receiver
him in his capacity of receiver OF
against the receiver at the time
| him at any time thereafter; all sucl
the premises until discharged.
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THE ROANOKE TIMES.
DAILY AND WEEKLY

An Independent Democratic paoer
devoted to the material and political
interests Of Roanose and Southwest
Virginia.
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The Citizens Bank Of Roanoke

roanoke, Virginia.
'01em Aoense, 6et,5ees Jefferson
and Henry Streets.
CD =, D. LEVY, President. Late cashier
Commercial Inn Bank, Roanoke, Va.
r; yo4s UT, Cashier. Late cashier
City Bank, Richmond, Va.
accounts OF banks, bankers, corpor-
soi;n, merchants, and individuaIs
so.icitea. Our facilities for doing
general banking business are equal to-
G 70 any banking house in Virginias!
corrections speciality and prompt 1
ren!Ctances made. Interest al,owad-t
oo 'iilie deposits mfs-tf
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TERMS OF SALE,

BY the DEGREES hereinbefore reclt
and special commissioner shall sell
The highest and best bidder, ard S
IN adjudication to him, to pay in
confirmed by the court, the balanc
5ne-third within three months, one
within nine months from the date ,
carry interest from the date OF sale
out The purchaser shall have the rig
The payment by the purchaser of {
oay the costs, charges, and expense
cause, and the Indebtedness of the
as prior to the first mortgage, and I
out OF the net proceeds of sale for
oenefciaries under the said trust d
De used in payment of purchase-mt
trustee and special commissioner III
.hasers, in part payment OF the pun
interest coupons, with interest ther
ire secured by the said deeds of tru
)ayment of which the said net proc
Die, the amount of such bonds or ct
IF such purchase-moaey to be deter
Upon proper distribution and acc'
,qual to the share or proportion pr
purchaser or purchasers as the hole
md the bonds and coupons so appli
hall be treated as q payment there
In case the Central improvement
become the purchaser of the proper
awful for such purchaser to max
money as is applicable to the equit;
Company, by receipting for such an
If any question shall arise as to II
Inust be paid in cash and the propo
bonds and coupons, or by giving cr'
may be made to the court to have t
In case of the failure of any biddt
(; re to be complied with on the day
: UGH bidder, the trustee and special
proceed at once, then and there, to
] ,ublicly announce that on some OIL
ween certain hours of the day, to
] lace, make a sale of the premises L
! lent, and theymay make the same
{ Commissioner shall have power t
t neir discretion, until a sale shall Ia
! roviSions of this decree.
THE FIDELITY INSURANC
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GROWING EDWARDS


Bristol, Va, by the census is give q
just 2,949 population.
By the constitution of the State II ID
is Just 2,O5l less thai the constitute n
requires to make city. Bristol do IS
not reach the fgurs required and it
will have to step down.
This means nothing more or less
than the repeating II the charter ~
the Legislature and .ae abolition of tt 9
city government, add the Hastings
court.
The Richmond Dispatch sugges 8
that the town to get out of the Diff
Guilty should extend s limits a COUP :
ofmiles. This will Probably be dor e
and the town sittins astraddle Of tt e
border will remain city.
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OTHERS

rRr ST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY AND
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Club Rates: Tickets for $50.
Special Rates arranged with
Agents.

AGENTS WANTED in every town
and city in United States and British
America.
The payment of prizes is guaranteed
by special deposit of five hundred
thou sand dollars $500, 1000, with the
STATE Government, and approved by
Jesus Arechiga, Governor.
Driving under the personal super
visio of Lie. Herminio Arteaga, who
is a, pointed by the Government as
Intervention.
II CERTIFY that with the State
Trea urer all necessary guarantees are
depo tied, assuring full payment OF
ali % ICES of this drawing.
"HERMINIo, ARGTEAGA,
.1nteryentor.
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mo YOU ADVERTISE ?

ITO discontinue n advertisement -
saws John Wanam ger, sis like tax ng
dowr your sign. you want to do
business you must ct the public know
it. I would as soon think IF do ng
business without clerks as without
Advertising
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Insurance. Trust and Safe deposit Com
zen by the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
so. and A. Moore, jr, ESQ.,, special com
cred in the above-entiJled cause by me
in the State of Virginia, upon the 25th
urt of Jetrer son county, in the State of
May, 1890, and by the circuit court OF
MARYLAND, on the 3rd day OF june, 1910,
On Tuesday, the 30th day of Septemt er,
steps of the court house III the city OF
all the righ5, title, and interest OF lhe
any in and 10 its entire line OF Railroad
tie of Virginia, through the counties OF
Augusta, Rockingham, Page, Warren,
\ the count of Jefferson in the State of
nty of Wasl ington in the State OF Ma y
MARYLAND. distance Of two hundred
ogether wi Ii all branches, sldlngs, and
of railroad, with the tolls, incomes, rem IS,
s real estate rights OF way, easements,!iX
Island equipments, and all other personal
real, personal and mixed, and
belonging or appertaining TO the Shen-
sion of the lnortgaged premises, and con
after the sale and until the conveyance
punt of the earnings sand income of The
the sale, am if the sale shall be confirm ed
sion by the receiver, will be entitled to
accruings subsequent to the date OF sale,
d earnings.
iption of the mortgaged premises, bidd RS
NAV be examined at the office of the re-
q, Philadelphia The premises to be sold
made by the receiver, and all railroad
We on hand at the time Of sale, or nay
possession.
premises al d the order of their priority
st Virginia and Maryland,
lecitic liens upon detached
rginia having priority to all
................,,.. s<o,ou' IL
'''e' ''' ................... 10000 90
.ce of April ist, 1880, having
Improvements Company. 3,OG3,l95 w
CEMENT Companv. 79l, 3}37 %
gage of April i, 1850, post
royement Company ............ 5S4,20o 20
secured b. mortgage OF
........... 1900. ........''''.. i,Joo,199 oV
tstanding under mortgage
eral mortgage .................'... 'li',ooo w
tstanding under mortgage
u;Iler ,...-.,............... "a SO
So 10,ll5 20
erson, Sept .mber. lSS1.'.. ~ 80 90
lerson. March. 1SS6........... l,jl' 10
.e, Trust ana Safe Deposit
Trusts January, LIST, 1850 633'322 "a "a
.............. 4lU u2
o a. 49, ................... 13S 90
49, .......,............. 15G u
egoing schedule carry interest from July
all executory contracts made by the le-
art, of which contracts the receiver y
trustee an special commissioner Il II
.ly Announced by the trustee and spec al
/ subject al. to any liability that my
rowing out IF any lawful acts done by
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
End Of a Famous Feud.

The, Hatfield Mccoy feud is said to
be at an end. After partaking in the
butchery of all the men they could
kill, after living as outlaws with
prices on their heads, defying arrest
and counting meetings with their en-
emies, after seeing their young men
shot down and their old ones murder
ed, each side has at last agreed on
peace. Two men were seen in the
streets of Huntington, w. Va, Thurs
day conversing together in friendly
manner One was brother-in- law of
the old man Mccoy, the other SON
in-law of Anse Hatfield. They said
that by common consent the feud
would be allowed to cease. Both
factions have gone back to work and
are living honest lives. A number of
the members of both factions are still
under indictment for murder and
crimes less grave, but as they have
agreed TO live at peace they will
probably not be troubled by these
charges The feud has been in pro-
gress nearly twenty years, and in
that time at least score of the Hat
fields and McCoys have been murder
ed Only one member of either side
has been legally punished. That was
Cap Hatfield, who was hanged at
Pikeville, KY, some months ago for
the murder Of Alfare Mccoy, young
girl whom he shot down as she was
trying to escape from her fathers
house, which the Hatiields had set on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
A Shocking Robbery.

The little lumber settlement of
Glyndon in the big woods near Cory,
Pa, is in a high state of excitement
over the robbery and almost murder
of Mrs. Mary Batchelder, wife of Ben
jamin Batchelder, prominent lum-
herman. She had been the book
keeper of the mills for some time and
had gone to Cory, several miles, for
money to pay the men. Mrs. Batch
elder secured 1,S00 and started back
by narrow and muddy road through
the woods to the mills. Night came
on and the woman did not return.
Her husband and another man set
out for her at dark, but not until the
next day was the unfortunate woman
found. She was then encountered
wandering around in the woods in a
demented condition. She evidently
bad been cloroformed by some per-
son or persons who had followed her
from Cory. She is mental and
physical wreck and can give no ac-
count Of how the affair occurred.
The purse in which she carried the
money was missing, and the torn con-
dition of her clothing and bruised
limbs and a lacerated throat showed
that she had passed through a terri
BILE ordeal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
COMM UNICATED.
ENCOURAGEMENTs.

A friend OF the Graded School, and one
deeply interested in the education OF the
young, has offered to the pupils of the higher
room of the Graded School six prizes to en-
courage them in their work.
/. To the boy and girl of Miss Fawcett's
room that make the greatest improvement
in defamation during the school year.
3 To the boy and girl OF Mrs. Keplinger's
room that make the greatest Improvement
in reading during the school year.
3. To the boy and girl of Mr.. Banks room
that make the greatest Improvement in COM
position exercises during the year.
1t will be noted that these prizes are not
for any single effort or exercise, but for con-
tinued Improvement and the whole year to
attain IT. While prizes, in some cases, work
injury to young pupils and bring great dis
appointment TO their friends, yet when given
To encourage pupils to perseve ring effort
they have good effect. This Is good move
and we hope that other friends of our schools
may be inclined to go and do likewise. We
learn that said prizes Will be worth the effort
and will be adapted 10 the character OF the
victorious pupils.
Our schools are growing in reputation and
Importance from year TO year. The county
schools. though they may have fewer In at
tendance than town schools, can be made
equally as attractive and can do just as good
work as town schools, II the friends In the
neighborhood would lend a helping hand
send their children promptly and regularly
10 school, visit the school often TO encourage
the teacher and pupils, praise the school in
the presence of others, talk up its interests
speak ofits Importance TO the community,
the great good 1t has done. encourage the
pupils and sustain their efforts TO improve
the school, beware OF dsparaging the teacher
in the presence of the pupils, suggest To the
trustees how you think the pupils might be
made TO take more interest in the schools,
speak favorabiy OF the teachers work and
his efforts to have the school do full work
and above all do not take your children from
one school and send them to another in the
same district. This is not only violation OF
the school law, but is emphatically saying
that you do not like your own school and is
casting a reflection upon the teacher that
you have employed. No wonder school,
In such a nelghborhood does not flourish and
the pupils are irregular in attendance. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
A Very Vigorous Sister.

On Saturday, in the Mountain
Springs, Texas, neighborhood, Il
Baptist deacon went to the house of
Mr. Solby, a near neighbor, and find
ing all the family absent but Mrs
Solby, threw his arms about her waist
called her dear sister," and asked
her for a kiss. The lady. who weighs
about 200 pounds, jerked loose from
him, seized chair, knocked him out
Of the house into the yard, telling
him to the ground, where she con-
tinued to pound him numerically,
and was only prevented from beating
him to death by the arrival of the
deacon's wife, who, hearing the wall
ing, came to his assistance. Both
have grown children and are mem
berS of the same church, and the ex-
element the affair has created is
simply amazing. The lady went be-
fore a justice of the peace and had a
warrant issued for the arrest of the
deacon, charging him with assault
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
Put on the Brakes

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strengthened, and abnormal waste OF its It's
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
Ex.Gov. Cameron Leaves His Party.

Ex-Governor VIM. f. Cameron, Of
Petersburg, Va, has published let
ter in which he renounces his allegl-
ance to the Republican party, 10th
State and national. 1t was his inten-
ton to have prepared this letter
several weeks ago, but painful Ill
ness interfered with his plans. Ex-
Governor Cameron is considered 10
be one the most brilliant men In the
State and was elected Governor over
Senator John w. Daniel in the meln-
orable campaign of 1880. He Justifles
his action i'm withdrawing from his
old party as follows
The Republican party preserves
no longer the semblance OF speaking
for the entire country, but bases its
claim to supremacy on sectional pre-
iudices and sectional interest, pure and
simple. Not only is this so, but the
directors of its policy have not hest
tated in the attainment OF their ends
TO prostitute the plighted faith OF the
party in sight of all the world, and to
renounce in their congressional enact
ments the promises solemnly made in
the Chicago platform. They stand
seIf-convicted not only Of false pre-
teCse and punic faith, but OF mathenat-
ical malgnancy in seeking TO retain
power by reinvoking the war senti-
ment at the North and West and by
resurrecting all the stock phrases of
fanaticisln and sectionalism which
could stir the South into resentment
and retort.
Their object was and is to force
the fighting as between solid North
and solid South, and at the same
time to use the small contingent OF
Southern Republicans in Congress to
minimize the power Of the South by
such political denominations as the
Lodge bill, and by so framing tariff
law (under preteXt of protection TO
American labor and American pro
ducts as TO increase every burden OF
the customs upon the weaker section
and as to leave in force, in all its
shameless inequality, the revenue tax
upon tobacco"
In closing Colonel Cameron says
president Harrison has done moth
ing south of Mason and DiXon's line
since his inauguration except to rec
ognize with reluctance that any such
country EXISTED. His appointments,
with lust few enough honorable vari-
ations to prove the rule, have been of
men not representatives in character,
influence or capacity. He has shown
utter inaptitude to square his actions
with his utterances, his performances
with his promises, his principles with
his prejudices, or his status with his
stature. He has been the instrument,
willing or unwilling, of the machine
elements of his party, and for the
want of bold and brave catholic action
he has made himself Responsible for
the fact that in the North and West
there is a divided republican party
and that in the South there is none
worthy of the name"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
Electric Bitters.

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same song OF praise. A purer medicine does
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
Is CONSUMPTION IncurabIe &?

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scess of Lungs, and friends and physicians
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19

At Middlesborough, KY, desper-
ate duel between Marsh Turner and
Steve Wannock Wednesday night re-
suited in the death of Wannock and
the fatal woundiDg of Turner. The
two men fought like demons for tif-
teen minutes, Turner using u revolver
and Wannock bowie knife. A hun
dred men witnessed the battle, but
all were powerless to interfere.