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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-28

TRUSTEE sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
\ OF trust dated the 2ist day OF April, 1870 and
Roanoke. In deed hook ", p,gc 81, from j. +.
Tcnn.ton to the undersigned trustee, default
having been made Ia the terms thereof, and be-
ing required SO to do by the beneficiary thereof.
VIII sell at public auction in front of the court
honse, in the city OF Roanoke, Mt 1880 A. NJ. ON
THE 18TH PAY OF NOVEMBER. ISai. the fol.
lowing described parcel OF land situated In the
city OF Roanoke:
Beginning nt point on the north side of front
avenue 100 feet west OF III street. thence with
Trout aver ne north ~ degrees and 10 minutes
Wcst zoo lent TO point thcrce north Is degrees
with said alley south.4 degrees and 10 minutes
east so0 feet to appoint; thence south is degrees
ana ~ minutes west lao feet to the beginning
IERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 the cost o sale
and the sum OF $7tn, with interest thereon from
the 2ist day of April 1870, and to the sum OF $3.50
with Interest from tho 2lst day OF April 1870 upon
credit and until the 2tst Of April, lS.la and re-
mainder upon such terms as may he announced
Mt the time OF sale. III. S. TROTT.
octlS-tde Trus ee
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W. o. HARDAwAY.
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ne bond required bs u.e above mrn; ned de.
cree OF Sepie nbcr ~. IoJl ha, been ex, ,ute, by
A. l. King. o &c NJ III. 49,, ini.sion-r-
oe'i5a,ds W. +, BYRAST, Deputy Clerk.
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Dl VIRTUE Uf A DEED o. TI{UST DAT ED
~ he l2th Gay. OF January, 1888, and recorded
nokc county In deed book r. page 1872 from j o..
Long and wife to the undersgned: default having
been made IN the terms thereof, and beii required
go 70 DO by the benenciary secured Hereunder, I
will on 7 II & IL I'll DAY OF NOVEMBE I. 1881, Al
NOON upon the premises sell at public auction
the following descrined parcel OF LAND, with
improvements thereon:
=, Z hat parcel Of land situated in the town of
SSli oak Described fr@nia tSSTs Lot No in
Terms OF SALE; Cash IS to the costs I1 OF
der upon credit of one and Two years, with in
tereet from day OF sale; deferred payments to be
oetis q. 80 ". K. ANDREWS. Trustee.
T>RUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed OF trust executed to the undersigned by
Nctt,e u; Hogo and D. Lacy Hoge her hnsnand
clerks office Of the uastngs Conrt OF the city of
.searS e yiygna 10 deed book "a page s
(sF.v0) dollars, as evidenced by afty.three notes
OF $1,000 each and one OF $3.50 bearing even
date with said deed and payable in afty.rour
and dcfanlt having been made In the payment OF
said notes and being requested to 90 SO by the
6enenciary, VIII sell at public auction to the
BIER 81 1s3i, AT il O'CLOCK NJ, all that that cen cei
Virginia, and described as follows:
BeginningM point on the north side OF Camp
Dell street 81 lcet west OF Grove street; thence
with Campbell street sonth 80 degrees 10 min
utcs, west b3& feet to point thence north dc.
frees 70 minutes west las feet 10 alley; thence
with said alley south So degrees Is minutes ea.t
639 feet 10 point on same; thence sonth de.
gsces Is minutes east lSg feet to place OF begin
ming, being the same parcel OF land conveyed 10
Nettie III. Hoge by j. w. Coon and wife by deed
OF even date herewith. There Is an excellent
dwelling with all modern improvements on this
lot.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF ealc
and four notes OF $i0O00 each with interest from
April 30 1851, and enough OF residue TO meet the
unpaid notes referred TO above, aud balance a.
may he made Known on day or sale.
oetSs-ttis :. ". JAMESON, Trustee.
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TRusrEsEs. SALES !,

TEgsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
II Ekfato In City OF Roanoke, Va-Undsr and
by yirIte of decd OF trust dated the ist a,1 ~
t ybn.y, ESQ; msie BY WI and I. Blair, Jr 10
Msddock ghe payment OF two certain inesotiabje
NOES g. SllS666 each, aud default having been
inc request % the Beneficiary, Will sell at pub.
nc to the highest bidder, In front OF the
pITem,lses. ON SATURDAY, THE 7TI DAY OF
M cou,ais 1881, AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ. oil t6a,
oo parcel o. land lying In tho city Of Roam.
oho, va, ana described as follows:
Bcginning at tho northeast oornes OF Walnut
anu roanoke streetsS thence with the isttrr
noftn degrees IS minutes cast no feet r., n
iPo % tncnce south S3 degrees Is minu,es cast
Az .cet 10 an alley; thence with latter south :
aegrecs IS minutes west 100 feet to Walnut
S sie; thence with laster north 80 degrees as
iham mn west 17O feet TO the place OK bcpipniny
COS, Eh ~ OF SALE; Cash suH5cient 10 pay she
amount NJ executing this trust and TO pay she
amount OF tho note now due and In arrsars
t to1ss OF, say and to ST. 6 80, with In
6 from the Let day OF JaIy 1890 on the let
EaJ OF July, 1892, and the residue In swo euuni
da s,,al,rents, payable in one and two years from
N"'o VI saie' Win interest from date OF sale
THOMAS w. MILLER, Trustee
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kOSTEE'S SALE OF VALUA6I,K t.1Ii1r-
- ests;SDy virtue OF a deed of trust executed
10 o ny ?; a. Fircy, dated the 18th day OF Sen.
tS iosO and recorded in the clerks office OF
In dead hsSs S 90 OF the city of Roanoke, Vs.
tue ROANOKE Construction and Improvcment
company tho payment OF tho sun, OF ri Ssa IN
ox.I1chcea Dy TWO negotiable notes OF even a ale
cmted s hu aeSds eaGh IN the sum OF S4l25, exc
struct,on ard Improvement Company, or order
payable In one and two years. respcctfyely fron,
daee; aud default having been made In the nav
ot see ast OF said notes falling due at the
highest bidder. at public auction, In front of she
premises, In said city, On FRIDAY, THE 16TH
DAi OF OCTOBER. 1891, AT $50 T. NJ, all that
certain lot or parcel OF land lying and being in
lows. ' ~ ooueA "o ioi
Beginning at point on the south side OF Kirk
street lUu fect west OF Jefferson street, thence
sonlh Z degrccs 10 minutes west 10 feet to a
point, inence north "a degrees As minutes IS feet
q Iect to point on Kirk street; thence with
Kirk street 81 degrees IS minutes east az foot r.
the place Of beginning. w. ~
EnMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF sale
said deed of trust and to pay the sum OF S2dii Ok
viii interest from September IL, 1890, aud as to
sulhcicnt OF the proceeds TO pay or the remain
ing n0tc o, S24il % with interest from September
ioV, r,ii pala upon credit until the 18th day
OF september, 1872, and the residue unless other.
Wise stiountcd ut day of sale, two years from
saiu uatc. Deferred payment to bear intercsf
and 20 be evidenced by two notes secured by deed
Oh trust or vendors lien. ROY u. SMITH,
purchasers Ht EIpETV9h'
The above sale Is postponed by consent of mr.
lies interested until Monday, November 9, ISL.
oct17-tds - IN M !. !, ~.
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Our our Sendecs have assumed to pay the debt &c
oct6tds w RI pr,,p
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tiNiUE OF n DEED OF TRUST EN-
Fuqna and A. l.. Fuqua, her husband dated IN The
81 dny or October, 1870 and OF record I'm tho
once OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court for the
trust to secure TO Geo. q. Moomaw The nnvmcpt
OF certain negotiable notes described in said
DECD OF trust; ana whereas default having bcen
made In the payment OF one Of said ootes nj
SSo94O, payable ON the Sd day OF October. ISL
with Interest from the Sd day OF October. 1S!W
ana Mt the request OF the said Geo. C. Moomnw'
i as trnstcs, will sell to the highest bidder, mt
NOVEMBER II, 1871, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. that
certain lot or parcel OF land described I'm snid
deed OF trust rs follows, to-wit:
Beginning ut point in the city OF Roanoke
va. on the north side OF Patterson avenue Id
feet west OF ''B" street, thence north 10 de-
grees cast l4ls feet to an alley; thence with said
alley north, 81 degrees west 1u0 feet to o point;
thence south 10 degrees west 1907 feet to Patter-
con avenue; thence with Patterson avenue south
~ degrees cast 100 feet to the place OF begin.
ming ana kncwn ns lots and 3, In section 81 on
the map of the Rorer Addition to the city OF Roa.
TERMS, Cash sufficient to pay the cost of OK.
ccuting this trust, including n trustce's eommis
sion OF per cent. and to pay or the aforesaid
past due Dotc and interest thereon to day OF sale
together with two notes each In the gum Of $23S 81
t ta.i oy X, q. Gilmore and payable with in
years from the S0th day or October, 1891. with
the interest on the whole until the day Of sale,
purchaser 1, to assume one note drawn by w. j.
and l. Blair Jr, and payable to d. G. Moomaw
In the sum Of S%iS34, due on the 21st day OF Jan
uary, 1SE2, with INTEREST from the 21st day of
July, iSn until the day OF sale one note exc
cnicu ny ID. e. Moomaw aud payable to r. g.
Gilmore, on the 10th day of january, 1892, In the
sum OF $l5SA. with interest from the 10th day OF
January, 1870 until tho day of salc also ono
mic Fuqua and payable to Geo C. Moomaw in
two years from October Sd, 1S.a with interest ON
same until the day of sale; aud to the residnc,
II any, terms Will be made known on day OF sale
III. C.. "a,
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R'RusTEe's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust dated the 18th of June 1 500 and
recorded In The clerks office OF the city of Roa
nokc, IN deed book 81. page 2i4, from A. r. Mau-
pin to II. G: Massie, Il ustce, the undersigned
having hay been by order OF the Iiusings Court OF
1881, substituted rs trustee Default having beer,
made IN the terms OF said trust and being re-
quircd so to do by the beneficiary In said decd
ab.re f1r the Of eaEyng ont the
OF NOVEMBER, 1891, in front OF the courthonsc
In the city OF Roanoke, at l2..o'elock noon mt
public auction, sell the following described mar
Gel LELAND OF land situated In the city Of Roanoke:
wei street 5O feet west OF Henry street; thence
eontn ~ degrees :B minutes west as feet 10 y
point; thcncc north degrees Is minutes cast ~
Leot 10 nm alley; thence along said alley north So
degrees ~ minutes east Is feet to point: thence
south degrees 10 minutes Yves, .i2 feet TO the
place OF beginning. ~ e
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sale
ana the sum OF $50, with interest thereon from
inc 18TH juno, 1870, and as to the sum OF sSsN
with interest from 1at" juno. lSin upon n credit
until the 18th june 1872, and the re nain,ler unon
a credit or one and two years, with interest from
Jay Oh sac. Deferred paymcntsto be secured by
deed or trust on premises conveyed
octll-td5 LUCIAN H. COX E T-ustco
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=
ERUsTEE'S SAILS OF VALUABLE PROP
e.ty1By virtue of n decd OF trust executed
to me by ID, Grinberg and A. Norris, dated the
clerks Office OF tho Hastings Coart Of tho city Of
Mosnos 2. In deed book CO. page So in trust to 90
sum Of sSs evdoneed by By P pwo SegS 81
notes Of even date with said deed, each in tho
sum OF $aS9 81, executed by tho salt D. Gslnberg
der, payable in one and two years respectively
from date with interest thereon from dates and
tho fret of said notes, to fall due, at the request
Of the holder thereof shall sell to to the highest
Sonss nt In front ont q the
THE 3lST DAY OCTOBER. 1891, at - 81. ali
that certain lot or parcel OF land lying d being
follows: '0N'N 80
beginning at the southwest coraer of Tazowe,l
y. 10 degrees w. 1883 feet to an alley; thence
with same s. "a degrees. 30 minutes w. 10 teetto
feet to TaxeWs st 10 aeglees ~ minutes i
degrees. 30 minutes e. i02 feet to the place OF
FERNS: Cash sufiicient to nav ,he costs
sale, including trustecs legal and to
pay the 30 OF s333 with interest thereon
the proceeds to pay on the remaining notes OF
ShSS3 So with interest from September ~ 1891,
till paid, upon credit until the a.nd day OF
September, 1872, ana the residue unless other
wise announced at time OF sale ono year from.
day Of sale. Deferred payments to bear interest
by deed OF trust o, vendors lion upon the prop
er,y sold. ROY b. SMITH. Trustee.
Octl-tds.
TNRusTKE's sALE-BY vIRrUkOE 4 DEED
| 4 trust o. ecnted October 6, 1884, to the M
| dersigned, by NJ j. Joplng and others and OF
record in deed book IS, page 49, defAnit having
| been made in the payment of a port OF the
| amount secured therein. and at tho request OF
| the beneficiary therein, will. on SAT URDAY,
| NOVEMBER Z, 1901, AT f2 O'CLOCK AZ, sail to
| the highest bidder IN front OF the Sonrt house,
| the land in said deed of trust mt ntioned Icing
| In the city OF Roanoke, Va, described as fol-
| lows:
Reginning at point on the south side OF
| Wells street So.l6 feet from tho wost side OF
Roano ke street; thence with said Wells street
south a degrees 10 minutes east ~ feet to 4
point; thenee south Is degrees % minutes west
io feet To tcnfoat alley; thence with said alley
north "a degrees ~ minutes west ~ fest to a.
| phint; thence rorth 10 degrees ~ minutes east
I lua feet TO tha placc OF beginning.
| TElssiS, Cash ~ to an amount sufficient to
| pay the cost OF executing thie trust and tina
/ payment ut eight psst due notes OF sS each.
bearing interest from October 6. 1890. falling duo
1 ON the 9Th OF each month. and the seAiduc. x
any. the terms will be known on DAY cd Asio.
ottstds ROY u SHIT II. fyitsssssssssss
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This sale Is postponed by mutual consent un
til the 9th dry of December next.
j. ALLEN WATTS,
Oct2S-t6s Trustee
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
CRAZED By HiR GRIEF
The Famous Jennie Cramer Trsx-
sdy Again Recalled.
sORROWFrL sEoTu IoA sOTEDClSE
sssrsw Over Her Danghssr's Fate De-
tsrss~s The kssssa sf the Mother
sad shs Puts End asr
Lifs-ksv Ia Of the case.

NEW HAvsy, Coma, July 1T.-Eliza
Cramer, mother of Jenais cramer. the
story Of whose supposed murder made
such sensational chapter Of crime in
the summer of 1851. committed suicide
at her home in this city Thursday Her
body was found after o'clock d. IA.
suspended from a rope fastened 10 a
door at her home on Grand avenue. She
has been . little nighty for the last
year, the death of her favorite daughter
Jennie having SO preyed on her mind
rs To dsthrone her reason Her husr
band, Jacob Cramer, died only q few
months after the terrible death of his
fayorite daughter. . heartbroken old
man Mrs- Cramer had lived alone of
late, her son being In business in New
York city. Mrs Cramer had not
lived here continuously of late, having
spent much of her time with her
son- She came mp here few days ago
intending To remain few weeks 1t
b not known at what time the deed
was donA The body was found by
neighbor Before the body had been
cut down the dead woman's son walked
into the house, having come up from
New York unexpectedly. Great was
his grief when he discovered his
mothers body.
fThe body Of jennie Crsmss was Sound on
che beach ~ Sayin Rock. . summer resort
near this city. one morning In August, 1851.
by Asa Curtis, . clam digger. II had NOT
been In the water long and from the appear
snce of the body snd the finding OF arsenic In
the stomach IL vas believed that the beautiful
girl had been murdered and then thrown into
the water. Jack Mallsy and his cousin, Wal-
ter Malley. who had nOsh kept company with
the girl. we-e tried for murder The prosecu-
tiou claimed that the girl had insisted upon
James marrying her. and that she was
subsequently, murdered To save his rep
utation- Blanche Douglass New York
girl Who had kept company with
Waiter was tried as an accom-
pIice. After . long and celebrated trial the
trio were acquitted Walter Malley is still
living In this city and IS connected with . large
dry goods house his cousin. James, Is In
Pennsylvania and Blanche Douglass 10 sup
posod 70 be living in New York
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
II,,noi, Pub,ic Charities.

SPRryeFisLp. Ill. July 1.-THE
state board of charities has just issued
a statement showing the financial rec
ord of the state charitable institutions
for the year ending June So The total
amount appropriated for the state in
stitutions for the year was 81, l,40i,9TS
and the total amount expended was
81. $50. ss7, leaving balance undrawn
of sis.0s6. In all of the institutions at
the end of the year there were 8, 1873 in
mates. 1896 males and 2.1s7 females
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
BLOWN INTO BITS.
The Driver Of . Lead OF Nitro-Gly ycsrine
Comes to an Awful End.

The Driver Of Lead OF Nitro-Glycsrine
Comes to IN Awful End.
PrrTsBUReH, Pa, July 1.-Two hun
dred pounds of nitro-glycerine which s.
G. Bigley, torpedo man. was taking to
the Mount Morris oil field in . two-horse
wagon. exploded near Washington, Pa,
about 0 o'clock a m., blowing Bigley
to atoms, killing the horses and wreck
ing the dwellings of Lee Minton and
Mark Hughes. Sr. The conclusion
shook every house in Washington and
caused great excitement A singular
feature of the explosion . that although
there were a number of people in the
vicinity at the time, all escaped with
slight injuries Bigley was 70 years Of
aee and married ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
DeGOLIA BROS,
DEALERS IN
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block.

L'oR sALE-loo acres land IN Paris township
: smiles FROM city tsrge hstlse aud two
good laras: cay lean soil. large or short;
good fence; ~ acres beech and ms-le timber !,
price - per sere. would exchange for orand
Rapids property
L'OR saLE-Ss acres in PlsInfsss. u miles
u from city. | mse from RoekI- 4, s. acres
improved. eeo peach. acres apples. i0s rssp-
berries. - piums - pears. , acres oats. acres
wheat u acres seeded. acres corn, acres po-
tsto,.s. good room house good bsra. horses.
cows. fafming implements and ssl personal
property; owner must sell on account Of fail
iuz heai h; price t2ges-ea-
L'0R SALE-erosn house inst coraplst ed on
Hanover Conrt. dnels cRlshed with hgh
terrace, graded Ssrtef csii sa saa get price
% this hoase u ssn want 70 invest IN North
end property
EoR SALE-House and LOT IN southern part
Of city. house naecmpIeted aud party can
nes complete ssnse from shortage Of funds.
This j. good en- sBee fer person ssytpg sm al
anoaae Of msney 70 maze good Investment
V'0 kXCHA NGE-s acres - acres improved,
bsianee white oak timber. ID N bsus-
.nd barn. hne orchard. ares las Iana m
der drained ssd snder saifivsties. This aae
place Is situated sseut mites freH, the city.
south. Come n sus grf fusl sesc-fetion.
LVR SAILS OR EXCHANGE acres "a isks
shore. scar The psrt; gooa buildings $50
peseh tres ~ bearing, = pear sfaaaarss fn
hesriRz acres sfrs~herries 5 acres ys<sher-
ries 81 grepes, Kss-eberrss saf other sfnafl
frf,fs. pyfee sahfs irgst % sansa viii pss for
y the present ssssaa peaff exchange FER
Fes5a eity nrape~-ys fhis = great chance FOR
serae ore sna she greatest ssrxzah ee have
TO ExCHANsE@ For rsos reutfas egty prop
esfs. = seres- ase heps~, esrn sad au--
hniistass = scres improved. hsfsnes oss
beech sad hfrssrv timber, s~et feneee go
PEA > - spplg. n-srs. psusns sns s'SsNi FFH't
- pssoLIA Bsos
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Bss r.rmsr.' Aili.nce Encampmsnt.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 1.-THE Amer
fcan says that the National Farmers
Alliance will hold its encampment in
Maryland near this city, and the ma
tional encampment will be held here
every year certainly for the next five
years. and il is probable that a site will
be purchased and the encampment
located permanently. This years en-
csmpment Will be held in September.
About two hundred acres of land will
he n.eded for the encampment and an
auditorium will be erected which will
seat $4,000 people. The encampment
will last two weeks and ESQ. 900 persons
may be expected to be present.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
A K.n... Rank rails.

KANSAS Cry. Mo. July 17.-The
First national bank of Wyandotte, or
Kansas City. Kan. suspended business
Thursday and is in the hands Of bank
examiner. j. n. Wilson. president Of
the bank. il reticent concerning the
cause of the failure and the condition
Of the bank lie does say, however,
that the assets are $500, 900 and the lis-
%,sst;as efon coo
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
LOCAL MA RkETS.
Prices to Farmers.

GRAIN-Wheat. ate; corn. SIC; oats. 40c; rye,
15c: barley, ST. e hundred.
MEAr-Beef, 4@6c; pork. s; mutton. 6@Ic;
spring lamb. Ice; fowls. lie; sprtng chickens.
DC; veal. &c; turkeys. 10c; ducks. l0c.
PRoDUCE-Butter. I3c: eggs, l5c; potatoes.
20 2 bu.; beets. Soc q bu. onions. 20c doz.
radishes. l0c doz.; lettuce. 25c bu.; peas. ,sc
= bu.; beans. hand picked. 500 = bn.: hon Y.
Ice; rasp Jerries. l2c 2 quart; cherries. $50 y
bu.
HAY-Timothy. sl5 q ton; clover. SIS . ton
straw. So = ton.
Inns AND TALLow-Green, &c; part cured.
i14c cured hides. 5c; calf skins. green. &c; cali
skins. cured. &c; tallow. ic' pelts. 6O@sl5O;
dektu, l5@25c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In south Grand Rapids just outside
~ of city limits; new buildings newiy.faf-
good main road within - rods OF depot also
good local trade.
q HOUSES and less also s. vacant lots for
- sale oa long time OF Exchange lot fafm
or personal properly.
AND so-acr- Farm 20 exchange for good
"A house aud lot Ia south or east portion of
city.
EotlR tenement brie2 block lot 50 feet front
on Sorth Ottawa. 10 exchange Tor good
Improved iArm OF Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCH. slsiOo ieeL on s'l Hail 81.
~ for >ale al a bafsain.
= HOUSES and iots GA Coii ave 90 trade f9f
- gin edge iaTm sithin 10 ia L. miles OF city.
Sll AIREo impto,ef lned. - B,iles southeast
w OF ~; No buildings banked barn.
acres orchard. all Kinds small fruit, we'll
fenced. under good cult walton. 10 exchange
iar e,,y rressrty; or y OF - acres near olts
HOTEL In big Rapids all furnished. 10 ex
IA cilang- for rropersy ~ ciiy OF fasn.
Sl ACRE farm miles southwest o; Reed
w City. nearly al Improved; good ietsces.
etc.' ire oi all incumbranoe TO exchange ior
V'EN' 'k3oM bous. ana lot. g Laera,e-ss has
4 good cellar. heated by furnace. lghied ~
gas. and has splendid barns lot 51Al-. vita
30 ACRES Of land. \ mile north and niles
~ cast oi city. 10 exchange Tor ciis prop
81 ! AcRRs nile north OF city limits on
~ Alplnc-Sravel foac-ior sale; a deSita
bic tract for plsti.ns-
Cf sale or TRADE tor city property.
VACANT LOTS in the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lafayette ST. for
II sale or trade.
- ACRES gardening land miles south of
Az c.ty. TO exchange Tor city property.
MONEY 10 loan ia Eeai estate and chattelS
G. S. FOUTS 80 sson sror,sIstss g r.Sp's i !
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

CHICAGO July IT,
CATTLE-Market rather active. Prices quo
table at %. I5xzo. ~ for prime To extra Steers;
q. 5OI6. 10 for good to fancy do. t4aOd5 40 for
fair to good do. q l0<14.7b for common to mo
dium do. o. zoos. " for grass-fed Texans, 0 -
"a 70 for Corn fed Texans; q. T5a3O0 fos Stock
ers; 0oOll0O for Feeders: o. 5o3A0o for COM
mon 10 choice Cows; sl.50oas - for Bulls, and
O. 5o@5 W for Veal Caves.
HoGs-Market rather active. Best grades So
higher. Sales ranged at 81. sOa5 Is for pigs;
h0do 50 for light; H.75a5O for rough
packing; Ass t5.4o for mixed, and s606Gab6
tor heavy packing aud shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Tire An an Iowa yown.

ELpos, Ia. July flight frame
business buildings were burned in FL
don Thursday morning. They were
one Office building. one dry-goods store,
barber shop, a boot aud shoe store
restaurant. newspaper office-the Ell
don Graphic--and two millinery stores
The loss is estimated at $50, 600: insur.
anrs ksa 100
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18

BuRxsvuEE. Nv, July I7.--News has
been received here Of the killing of
Riley 6armau by Tyler Gran. at Ell
roy. in Adair county. who shot hsm
from ambush Grant confesses the kill
ing. but claims be killed Gsrman
thinking il was York German. with
whom ne had = previous ti;fiicuity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-18
Prices to Cnnaumerx.

FLOUR AND FEKp-Lily White. SIS; Patent.
s3.35 = hundred; corn meal. ST. hundred; /;
feed. s26.tO9I.c0 ton; middltngs, s22OO q
ME.T-Pork steak. lOc; roast. Zoe; ribs SC:
tenderlnin, l2l4c; ham. l2c beef steak. 10 1lSc;
roast sGloc, ribs. &c; mutton, 6@l4c; spring
lamb. le@lsc; spring chickens. sc; turkeys
1ztzc; ducks. l2lzc.
PRoDUcE-Butter. l6f4l7c; eggs. 1Sc; potatoes.
sl.00 = bu. beets. greens SOC G bu.; for cooking
purposes. 30c e PIX; onions. zoe 2 PIX peas. DC
' peck beans. &C q n; radishes. ~ q doz.
Ia pberries. l5c; cherries. Sc; gooseberries.
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