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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEgD

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust executed to mo- by Emma Rice.
dated the eth day OF November, 1890, and re-
corded in the clerks Office for the city of Roam
oke; Va, In deed book 50, page ~ to secure TO J.
r. Barbour the payment OF the sum OF S3650,
evidenced by t1enty.four negotiable noies OF
even date, twenty-five Of same each In the sum OF
$Ss.3S, with interest, payable In monthly install
mehts, ana TWO notes, each In the sum OF af.+5s.-
81, with interest, payable In one and two years,
respectively. from November "a, 1870 and
whereas default has been made In the payment OF
request OF tho beneficiary 80 to do, will otrer>
Tor sale at public auction, In front OF the court
house OF the city OF Roanoke, at 19 O'Clock noon
on MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1891, the following
described property, to wit:
beginning Mt point on the south side OF
Salem avenue HOS feet west OF ID, street;
thence with Salem avenue north rs degrees 10
minutes west 6O.l2 feet to point; theme, soath
lodegrces 80 minutes west 1928 feet to an alley:
thence with said alley south "a degrees 10 min.
utos east so feet TO point. thence north Is de.
grees 20 minutes east log feet to the place OF
beginning, and known as kol 3 section OF the
West End Land Company, together with ali ths
appnrtenances thereto belonging
TERMS: Cash sufficient To- pay tina cot Of
executing this trust, and TO pay the amount nov
due and In arrears on said three noses and o,e
note S33Ss due December -, 1891, \ total or say
Sl,tO aud the purchaser TO execute nine notes
OF <;SS.'S each, with interest FROM NoynmNer ~
lSU, payable In monthly instalunents. bsgtnni :.
January ~ lSfs, and one note of 81 sJs 81, VIII
interest nom November ~, lsIn. rsvsbie Saser.
her ~, isfa, and the residue. II suy, in tra
eqlai annual instalmcn.s payable Ia ore Anss
Two yc1Fr .fon GATE o. sale, with snttrest frsysa
day ii sale. All deferred psymeats nsa-l1 ~
srcarct ~ eeed o; iSas-. & = C8LE
SSSt- Ts@ts-s-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23

mJESIEES SALE-wHEkEAS AFTER DUE
dcs advertisement of the same, the h,reinafter
auction on tho was offered for sale at public
was oid In at said sale at Si.tS1. and wbcr n"
tSe pHronasher thereof has failed to comply with
sary 70 resell said Observation-Disclosures nv u,r,mn
dated dtS Ecu OF trust executed to me by H. Iasman.
the clerks o Say OF ,S soi and OF record in
city OF Roanoke, Va to secure orst -, iS NJ .ue
tMogers' Henry Fairfax and Thomas j. Honsion n
evidenced by fourteen ncrot,ab I n sum OF S65
" "a; Hasman and l. Sachs on the both dav NJ
Fair,a, Ao U ana payable to NJ. NJ. Rogers, Henry
teen Of said notes, being each in the ann ~ s.o
ana payable with interest after the ratn ~ ss;~
ments thn h hcs, annam from date in equal in, tai
svts no gay OF June 1871, aud note In the sum
per ccntum per annum from date
Second.to III. lIasman and J. Sachs tho nsvmcn,
vi tue sum OF SsV0OO evidenced by tho two GER
tam negotiable otes of the said ii. Hasman, OK.
sum OF $10S, payable with interest after tho
rate o. SIX per ccntu IN per nnnum from date, in
S Snc ana Two years respectively from date, and
nsvlnS oecn made In the payment OF the rst fl yc
Oh said notes, payable to the said Rogers, Fairfax
tb nu 0ust0a' trustee and the interest payable
saueaeon, ana having been required by the benc
hciaiy under said deed SO to do, will orrer for
SAFE SAFE to INC hlghcst bidder at public auction, IN
@E6SEsDAS !" r hf city sr # Bs1no Ks
JANUARY, 1881, AT IL NJ, all those certain lots
anu parcels OF land situated in the city OF Roam
oke, a, ana known as lots Nos. 4 to = both In.
elusive, section No 81. as shown as shown by the
ton. CA '"A ~ A'o"s-
col. IEKMs; Cash as to so much as may be ncccs.
gary 10 dcfray expenses OF executing this trust.
inciudiuR trustees commission of : p.r cont
a ann 20 pay on and discharge the notes now in
Rogers, Henry Fairfax and Thomas j. Uouston'
m.9 ail OF said notes ms arc yet to hccemc due,
win lntercrt as aforesaid, the balance to be an
hncd to the payments OF the notes executed by
.ae saiu II. liasinan to II. lIasman and Il Sachs
al such time NJ the same shall become due md
payable, Out one half OF said two notes being
payabie ny said llasman to himself and having
nee n released by the said Sachs, the purchascS
under the deed Is to pay OFF only the half OF said
notes payable to Sachs) together with interest
thereon Ne aforesaid, the payment OF said notes
10 De properly secured: and the rcsidno, IL any
10 pc payable In one and two equal annual in
Staimcnts In one and two years respectively Nom
aatc OF sac with interest to be secured by deed OF
trust on the premises. ~ VI
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON.
True ec.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
by A. 9. Rodrick and F. $. Wagner. dated
May H. and recorded In the clerks office OF the
liustings Court OF the city OF Roanoke, deed
BOOK ~, page 1911. to secure to the West End
Land Company fifteen hundred dollars in cuuai
annual payments with interest from cate. as
evidenced by two negotiable notes OF even date
herewith, payable In one and two years after
date, with interest, at the Roanoke Trust Loan
and and Safe Deposit Company, and whereas default
mas been made In the payment OF the first ma.
turing note, and at the request OF the beneficiary
so to 40, will offer for sale ut public auction, in
front OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke.
At l2 O'CLOCK ON MONDAY, THE 2SIii
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891, tho following dc.
scIihed property. to-wit:
All OF those certain lots or parcels OF land In
the city or Roanoke, and known az lots 9, 10 and
II. In hlcok Is. rs shown by the map OF the West
End Land Company
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF sale
and pay of past due note OF $3.50 with Interest
from the lith day OF May, 1890, the purchaser to
terest from the 18th day OF May, 1890 Balance.
II any, on such terms as may be made known on
day OF sale Ii. 5. TROUT,
nov2f3taw-tde Trnstee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
THE CHAMPION PEACEMAkER,
Ono Case In Which lie WINS n Lnmentable
FnIlurc.

Failure.
: A certain elder in Chicacos earliest
days was shining success as peace.
maker. He had spoiled sundry law
suits growing out of ancient dog fights.
which, had kept the community in ex.
element and the lawyers in fees for,
10! these many years. He had healed a
neighborhood quarrel over n line fence
SO completely that the parties to the
strife came out and publicly shook
hands over the very fence that had
caused the dissension.
But there remained one moro triumph
for which the soul of the ambitions
elder thirsted before he was ready to
claim the promise laid down to peace
makers in the sermon on the mount.
He longed to bring the warning souls
of Squire Buck and another ancient
sinner by the name of Ephriam Tj5bs
into state of forgiving harmony.
Each had repeatedly staked the eter-
nal welfare of his soul on the state
ment that he "was the first settler in
Chicago; that his first-born was the first
white child born in the township; that
his dog had always licked his enemy's
dog: that his adversary was the mean
est man that ever set foot inside the
township, lnjuns not excepted; and,
finally, that everybody knew that this
arch enemy treated his wimmin folks
like dogs, and had robbed the town
every time lie had lied himself into Of
feel"
AT last the ancient Ephraim fell sick.
he fingered so long that the forgiving
ana eXcusing things which people were
holding for post-mortem purposes be-
gan to leak out: The elder saw his on.
portunity. He had faith to believe that
this softening influence had penetrated
TO the hardened and repro bate heart of
the squire.
In the last moments of the aged Eph-
rain the elder sought the squire in full
confidence that he could not refuse n
reconciliation. Unfortunately he found
the squire was in the Office where he
dealt out ''jestice" to a degenerate
world. A few partisans of tho squire.
and one or two friends OF the diving
Ephraim, rested their heels upon the
attorneys table or tilted their chairs ut
dizzy angles against the scrubbed walls
of the Justices office. In mournful
and mellow voice the elder said:
Squire, Brother Ephriam Tibbs is
at the point of death and"
''IIe is, eh?" broke in the squire, talk.
ing his pipe from his mouth and knock.
ing the ashes onto the tobacco picked
bricks of the store platform. Moth
ing strange about that, elder! Can't
expect man who's lied all his life ter
quit when he gifts ter the point of
DEATH faint in human natur' to quit
that suddin."
The elder went ont minus the can
sheaf to his peacemalsing record.
When the squire passed away il was
thought discreet to secure n preacher
other than the thwartcd elder to pro-
nonnce the squire's eulogy forrest
Crissey, in Chicago Neil.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
TNRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
II d, ed of trust dnted Nnye mhnr ION. Soo ii

TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il d, ed of trust dated November 18th. 1870. md
OF record in the clerks office OF Roanoke city
corporation court, in deed book 81 page Sai
from Jas. a. Wager to the undersigned, default
having made In the terms OF said deed. and
being required so TO do by the beneficiary. I
Will ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2OTU iSe,
Al ~ O'CLOCK NJ, sell to the highest bidder
by public action, In front OF The Courthouse. in
Roanoke, the following described parcel of land
lying IN said city: beginning at point on the
south slide OF Campbell street 2iS feet west OF A.
street: thence south ~ degrees west $50 feet 10 an
alley; thence with said alley south IS degrees
vest 81 feet to point; thence north 30 degrees
east l5O feet to Campbell Get; thence with
same north IS degrees east 80 feet to the be.
ginning and known as lot No. IS In north half of
section lul on ROrer's map.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough to pay the
costs OF executing this trust and the sum
OF $4Oo. with interest thereon from Novcm.
Der 10th, 1870, to the day OF sale, and $iOO with
interest fro November 12th, 1880, TO be paid
November, 18th, 1872, al the residue, II any, to
be made payable In two equal annual payments
at one and two years from day OF sale. All de.
ferred payments to he evidenced by negotiable
notes executed by the purchaser and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises.
dcc21.tcs. A. KING Trustee
! am required to state that Mr.. Wager has sold
this property and his vel dee assumed his pay.
meht. A. f.. KING.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
Everybody Happy.

A rather frivolous lady told her hus-
band not to go hunting, us in her opin-
ion it was cruel pleasure.
How can it be a cruel pleasurc?" re-
turned her spouse. 81 enjoy it, and my
dog enjoys it. know you enjoy your
self when l am absent; and even tho
quail enjoys it, for can't hit ono on
the wing to save my life. Texas
Sittings.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
RY vIaTuE OF a DEED OF TRUST EXF.

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EMF
- cuted to me by A. NJ. shepherd and Mary II.
shepherd, dated November 20, 1873. and recorded
In the clerk Office of the Hastings Court OF hoa.
noke city, Va In deed book IL, page 1T TO secure
TO N. Partee the cum OF SSU0 with Int rest IL he
lug n part OF the purchase money, as evidenced
by four certain negotiable notes OF the parties
executing this trust, each In the sum OF SsU and
payable respectively III one. two, three and fonr
wears Default having been made in the three
year note and he'll requested 30 to do by the
beneficiary will orcr ut public auction In front
OF the coni thonsc door In the city OF Roanoke
Va. On WEDNESDAY, THE aOTII DAY OF
JANUARY, lSrs AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, the fol
lowing described parcel of land situated and living
i'll the ciy OF ROanoke. Va, bounded and de-
scrihed Ms follows, to wit: "
lie ginning ut point on the south side OF John
st'eet $50 feet cast from Lewis street; thence In
sontherly direction l05 feet 10 an alley the ucc in
an easteriy direction with said alley 20 feet TO a
point; thence In northerly direction lO5 feet TO
John street; thence In n westerly direction with
John 10 feet to place OF beginning. with all the
appurtonances thereto belonging.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO dcfray the expense
OF executing this trust and trustees commission
OF , per cent. and the past due noir, sa1 with
interest, and the assumption OF $an, being the
last note due under this deed bearing evea date
With said deed; r. .idae, Il any. viii be made
Known on Cay % sais IL N GRAY
s'o- Trustee.
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$500 Reward !?

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF ISvv
Complaint, Dyspepsia sick Headache Cor.
etipaton or Costivcness We cannot with wost,a
Vegetable Liver FILLS. when tho directions or stricss
complied with They are purely Vegetable end ncvce
fail 70 give satisfaetion Sugar Coated Large borcx
containing - Pills, S. csnts Beware or copnterfsits
ana .zai,A,ieas 1ao genuine manufactured oaiy q
gHE JOHN c WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. ~.
Sold by The Roanoke Drug COMPANY
Campbell ssreet. isHsEly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW YORK. Dec. Observation-Disclosures
change quiet and steady at 4ssEm4ss
Commercial bills, 4sI@4ssS. Money!
easy at 2}1@4}6, closing offered at9T
Sub-treasury baiances-gold, SI1O. sol.
600; currency, S2,575, OO0 Governments
bonds dull and FIRMS, 1l7%. State
bonds dull and STEADY. "'o
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
TRUSTEES SALES.

the pay mcnt OF two certain negotiable notes of
SOU each, with interest, and default having been
i made In the payment OF tho last due note, and
Uo og REQUIRED so to do by the beneficiary there
HHisee, VIII soil at pubic auction to the highest
C Gty OF k0anoke, on WEDNESDAY, ATH DAY
Er JANUARY, 1872, AT - NJ. the following
parct of land lying in the city of Roa.
nSginnlng at point On the south side of the
,DSouicvard IS feet west of D. sire ct
iect to point; thence south $50 feet mnrc nv
t 10 nm alleys thence with same Isl 100 feet
Tap oin, thence north 80 feet (morc or lcss) to
b,,a aoS VI beginning. known as lots = > aud 1
fanS no: H. as shown on map OF the West End
-, nMo; Cash "a to costs OF sale and tho sum
or E.SS Win Interest from he 23rd day OF Fcbru-
W. 80 1871, ana the remainder In ono and two
10 oI h Delcrrcd payments to bear Interest and
10 oe secured by deed OF trust '
uec%o-ids LUCIEN ii. COOKE, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won IIemert & Co., bond and
stock brokers', Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23

-Teachcr-"whence Is the word
obedience derived?r Scholar-"From
being whipped ''--FliegsDde Blastsr.
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Thn IsIectrin aha.lr

Bride tthrowing her arms about his
neckl-fou are my prisoner for life.
Groom-lts not Imprisonment for
life, love; It's capital punishment
puSA.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-23
TRUSTEES. SALES.

'TRUSTES'S SALE-Bl VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust dated the kSr d DAY OF fehiusry 1854
and recorded la the clrrk'e oticc 90 TIE Hn-ilncs
Ccurt al the CITY ~ Roe nokc In deed took -
i1E szisE-stSze1 zrzsse-, y E-Sarv Z Z. ksrnsfl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-17
Grbarb OF. Witmtber,
MDDDf1t

Sttee: 3tmmer gS. 5, Depine Suilbins. 30. "a
Coleoae Strabe, neben BEN 9purtbauIe.
~ Y~ratttitIt in ben @ertGten ben 1sgas une her
Ser' Slaalen- l5,l Mi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-17
ED. A. sEFFEL.

sesenaber bon Der Oeatf6 totbcIifden Stride
9auss unb S9iIber.Moler
nnb gambler In 8arben, elias &c. it.
Mle Guftrdse teroen iofort aussefabrt. Ereift
biQiger mie irgenbpo In ber Stabt. 14,2,n
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

vonsure Qua nom unnss cover IN sncn .
rough westhor gown
chevioss and tweeds with hroadcloth
fzsipss seem l1ksiy 70 bs nuaA worn.
Fzhrics AZ sns texture are sorinkled. -
. fw ses.ons ego. With spots Of long
easrel's hair. The color combinations
present soms few novelties For ex-
ample. fawn-oolored cloths haze pale
srssn horccu- Heiiotrops Is used on
brown. gray en black. biscuit On deep
red and black On green
Rep. or what was eace called rep. IL
brought forward again this sszson- 10
b sold in iengshs - b. made up with
the umbrella ''og extinguisher' skirt. of
which think have before had some
what--aad thss noe eonplinsIstAry--
% say.
Plaid dresess sEs thoaght By the mod
istes especially adapted TO the ''um-
brellasIs for the front can b cos on the
straight and the back on the bias Of the
material
Long hoas arc revived. II one can use
the phrase Of things that have not been
put aside wholly. even during the hot
test Of the summer. for the early days
of fall. The prettiest perhaps are those
Of black cocks feathers mixed with
hronxy bits OF peacocks' plumage.
There Is n queer rumor At,oat, almost
queer enough TO be tras. They say
shey who always speak with such anony-
NOUS jet irresistibls artherity-taat
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13
FASHIONS TOR AUTUMN
Things Seen As . Barn Party and
IN thu Srorss.
COSTUMES FOR HOUSE AID STREET
- sssosa Csdsr Novel csslnass@-WAns
We sh.n Wsss-x xsess Absss vsu
pssssss sad Mlfiinsry - Ths
nstgr - Brswa-

ana planEhng 20 tell You about .
barn party, and Slso about the first ecs-
tumes finished for autumn. The barr
party shall come first, by your leave
II was gwen at Lenox. and those of us
who went frora Nsw York 70 enjoy II
found the bag. lofty. sweet ling
barn fall Of clover hay piled high ca
tho nows. and hung with drsperies Of
gay print Ia red and white stripes
caught up with long red ribbons
Bunches Of brown cattails, oats, grasses,
golden rod ard cardinal towers were
placed against the hangings- II was .
new barn and the door was fins solid
ono Of matched pine plansxa These
had been waved and oiled for dancing,
and great psrtteolored Chinese lanterns
hung from the rafters. Benches and
sestees were ranged against tho wallis
and covered with fur rugs, buffalo
yobes. brighscolored lap robes and gay
shawls-
There were eoiored hadlers on TIE
little platform built UP IN one corner
for the musicians. and the costumes OF
the fresh-faeed girls who whirled In The
waltz were notably pretty, perhaps bo-
cause almost invariably simple.
One young girl wore plain fun
white muslin skirt. with waist and abort
paniers of pink lawn and full white
muslin sleeves. Her straw poke bon
net was lined with pink tulle and
trimmed with pink roses
Another costume was skirt OF white
linen lawn sprigged with red, with
white null paniers looped with red rib
boua The high bodice had q full vest
Of red crepe de chine.
The most elaborate toilet I saw was
worn by y youag g woman who looked
lIkS Lillian Ru sell 10 was . white
muslin printed with fall asters In shades
OF pale purple and lilac. and worn over
an urderdress Of lilac silk The muslin
was rather oddly nounced with little
ruipure Lace. and this was caught up
prettily. II not altogether by necessity.
with rosettes OF lilac ribbon Tho
bodice was made Of guipure insertion
ard muslin
There wss . german. though . ger
man doesn't seem in any way essential
~ barn party. and among tho fsvors
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13


long gold chains viii be worn about the
TO the waist and 30 to the watch pockeS
after the fashion of many years ago.
Millinery Is not yet shown In any
quantity, bat white felt sailor hats are
out in force. and Gre trimmed with
brown birds or wings, and with long
wells of white crepe, which come from
the back and fold about the throat most
picturesquely. 1t is long since there
was an autumn without turban, and
this autumn sees thousands Of turbans,
all with straight brims. pointed in
front and most with dome-shaped
crowns. A brown turban that was
brought out for my benefit this morn
ing was trimmed with . nest-likc bow Of
brown ribbon over which lowered rare
and many-colorcd bird-made from the
pickings probably OF several sorts of
poor dead warblers-withd diamond eyes
Another shape Is . revised and possi-
bly, improved edition Of the Toreador.
and for those who would be 10th to re-
nounce tie wide. picturesque brims
there Is the velasquez in white and
fawn felt covered with dropping
plnmes.
Coronets on bonnets are worn higher,
and jet-heavy glitterin2 stuff that Il
Il and n dear to the heart Of the aver
ago Philistine-appears on almost
everything.
Brown 10 tho autumn color for ex-
cellence, and next 1t in favor ranks
orange, fame color and serpent and
emerald greens. I am not sure that
this Is Just the placc to mention the
fact, but have seen walking shoes OF
blue morocco with brown soles and
heels
There are going 10 be paniers- Nom
inally pauiers have been in fashion for
six months, but now really and truly"
wa are going 70 wear them. There
seems no prospect of getting rid of the
waist flouncc, which is longer and
fuller than ever; sometimes IL Is loopcd
with ribbon straps on the hips and Is both
flounce and paniers; again it falls half
way TO tho knees and becomes an over.
skirt of most awkward shape and pro-
portion
oiecveS rcmSLu iilku otA tuc oaAootoSkoS
and the hugo epaulcts that have no
possible excuse for existence become
daily moro and more huge.
It seems to me that I have hero set
down with tolcrable faithfulness con-
siderable quantity of moro or less use
full and interesting information, aud
now by way OF relief from 20 much
faithfulncss to duty must leave my
self space for q word about frock OF
striped red and white flannel, which is
ono Of the bright things September and
October always bring in by special dis
psnsaticu- 10 had .. plain red flannel
casaaue when saw IL as q rather chilly
garden party. and . drspcd plastron Of
spotted red feulard. A red parasol was
carried with IL. for though they have
forbidden red sunahados In many Of tho
villages Of the Tyrol. we have not yet
IN this country attained to that degree
of respect for the peace Of mind Of graz
ing cattle
do not know ths4 vii speak of
other dresses. except pale heliotropo
Indian cashmere. II was really very
graceful frock. with its rows Of narrow
white SILK braid for trimming and its
plated under bodice and sleeves of
white surah. ELLEN OSBORN.