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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-26

'RuSI hE'S SALE-BI VIRTUE OF A DEED
l. OF trust executed to INC by Daniel Richard
son; dated the Cd day Of September, 1870, and re-
corded in the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
OF the city OF Roanoke, in deed hook As, page 100
In trnst to secure to d. j. Callahan the payment
of the sum OF 1910, evidenced by two certain
notes OF even date with said deed, each in the
sum OF $l50. and executed by the said Daniel
Richardson to said ID. j. Callahan, or order, IN
one and two years after date. respectively, with
interest thereon from date and default having
been made In the payment OF the first OF said
notes, shall sell to the highest bidder at public
auction, In front OF the courthouse, on MON
DAY. THE S0TH OF NOVEMBER, 1891, AT 12
O'CLOCK NJ, all that certain lot or parcel OF
land lying and being in the city of Roanoke,
Va, and situated on the south side OF MagnoIa
street, and known as lot 3, section 10, according
to The map OF the North Side addition on file NJ
the Office OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court OF
the city OF Roanoke. Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
sale. including trustees legal commissions, and
to pay ~ the .. sum OF $50, with interest thereon
assume one note dated September Q, 1890, at
two years for $3.50, with interest, and the residue
to he made known on dny OF sale
nOY1-tds JAMES. 3. SIMMONS. Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-26

RYVIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
tnesist day OF Octobc: 1890 and recorded In the
o. page Is from A. Crumpecker TO the under
signed: default having been made In the terms
snereol, and being required to do by the benc.
front OF the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke.
IN ~, rMuK X D. THE BIRD DAY OF DECEM.
scribcd parcels of land: Four certain lots
known:as lots, Nos. 1872, in section 40; and lots
NOS, ls2, In section so; as laid or on the map Of
city OF Roanoke. " VIC
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs of
saic ana the sum OF $3.50 with interest thereon,
from ne sist day OF October, 1900 aud as in the
sum Of $1S75.00, with interest from October
Slst, 1870 upon credit of equal installments, to
2lst day OF October, 1890, and the remainder upon
SUCH terms as may be announced on the day of
sale. All deferred payments to bear interest
anu TO be secured by deed OF trust
~ LUCIAN Ii. COOKE
oc''o-oo DAYS Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-26
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE REAI,
II Estate In the G itv or Rnanai.o 1ro I..aas

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il Estate in the c ity OF Roanoke, Va-Under
day OF october, $780, from Julia Nunan and John
j. human to the undersigned trustee, and OF re
cord In the clerks Office OF the corporation court
for the city OF Roanoke, to secure tho payment of
S3,1cO, ns therein described, and default having
occurred In the payment OF the first duo note
and nc the request OF the holder thereof, will, on
THURSDAY, THE SRD DAY OF DECEMBER
1891, AT 12 O'CLOCK NJ. in front OF the court
houee In Roanoke city. sell at public auction to
the highest bidder that certain parcel OF land ly
ing in the city OF Roanoke, Va, and described as
follows:
beginning NJ point the west side of
Nelson street 2Iu feet north OF Bullitt streets
thence north 50 degrees west 100 feet to a point:
thence north l0degrces east 40 feet to an alley:
thence with said alley rorth as de grces 80 min
utes east 1903 feet to Nelson street; thence with
Nelson street south 10 degrees west GO feet 10
beginning, being part OF lot 3, section q map OF
Park Land and improvement Company
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough to nav
the cost OF executing this trust and the past due
note OF 81 $50 and interest, total Of say 81 49,
aud as to $3.50 with interest from the 9Sth day
OF october, 1870, on the 2Sth day of October
1892, and the residue in two equal annual install
ments from date OF sale with interest from date
OF sale. TuOS w MILLER
nov1-tds Trustee
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THE ROANOKE TIMEs, THURsDAY. NOVEMBER 26 1891

Transparent Ice Co., Roanoke IS 100 -. 80 -.
note... ~. M 100 100 e5 1903 1875
Virginia Lumber Co, Graham 100 100 80. 100 l0O
Washington Zinc CO., Lynch
DurS... ~ 1VO 80 0
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK.
Fincastle Stone & Marble Co. 100 100 -. 10
International Cigarette Ma
chino Co.. 100 100 -. 80 80.
Moron Safety Heating Co... 100 100 -. Is 10
Rfcs Hydraulic Engine Co. 100 100 -. 125 125
Roanoke Black Marble Co.,. 100 % -. IS 49,.
Roanoke Gas and Water Co.. 100 so 81 100 %
Universal Electric Railway
Signal Co., Richmond...... 20 100 -. 80 49,.
BONDS.
Bucna Vista City 6s, Mn. 1924 500 100 -. 100 80.
Norfolk City. So NJ. Il No.. 500 100 -. LOG 80.
Buena Vista Iron Co., LIST IN.
&c. j. D.....................1 1000 100 -. 9s o..
Graham Furnace Co., 1st m $4,000 100 .. 10 -.
Salem Furnace Co., list m 6s 500 100 =. 9S 100
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LOCAL STOCKS

The following quotations of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won Hemert & Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-26
$500 Reward z

NE will pay heahovo reward for any case OF Lsees
Complaint, Dyspepsia, sck adache Indigestion Con.
1tipaSion or Costiyenass e.cannot VITA Vests
Vegetable Liver PlS when tho directions are strictly
compiled with They purely Vegetable and never
fantcS give sadsfactian. Sugac Coated Large boxes,
oentaising 80 Pills. 25 cents mewAre of counterfei
anu .ruitations. Tho genuine manufactured only hF
SHE &0HN @. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. ~.
Sold by the Roanoke Drug Company
Campbell street. lsn23-1ys
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Of n, sns
Testimonials We are Daily ReceiYing.

AeSsAAVAAuAb Nv ufO JULY ltOUUl1uH.
In July, 1880, was called to see
Mr.. B. Found him confined to bed,
suffering from formidable consti-
tutional disease. The bones of his
face and nose were severely attack
ed. A portion of them had been
removed. Sloughing ulcers had in
vaded many parts of his body. His
former physicians considered him
1ncuriable and had abandoned him.
prescribed A. 3. C. Alternative. He
soon began to improve and is now
well. A. EIONTEIRO. MD
St. Claire Hotel. Richmond, va.
This is only conc of many" some
OF the others are in our book. IA
Treatise on Diseases of the Blood"
copy of which will be mailed free
toany address. A. b. c.. Alternative.
sole at Drug Stores, for $1.OO, per
bottle or six for $500, or sent by Tx
press on receipt of price.
4. B. c. CHEMICAL CO., Richmond, Va
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LEMON ELIXIR.

CAToaNI for all confectionaries, fruits,
Sc
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TRUSTEES. sALBs.

T>RUSTEE sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
= OF trust executed by T. L. Weich and (ieorrc
eSs dated the st day q Fseruar
OF Roanoke, deed book % page ssi, to secure to
Levi anu j. w: Witt the amount OF $4,000 the
same being evidenced by thirty-two negotiable
notes OF even date for $3.50 each and one note
at thirty three months after date for $4,000 with
i ane from date and being payable monthly.
ment OF nine OF the above.describcd notes, and at
me- inc request OF the benc ncinry so to do, will
c tr Of the city of Roanoke. AT 10
so; SssoGiL 90, ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER ETH,
ISL TS the following described property, towit:
west side OF Ganesboro avenue 2S feet south of
5MaSnolia street; thence In westerly direction
w fcet to point; thence south 2S feet to point;
thence east 80 feet to Ganesboro avenue; thence
north IS feet to the beginning, together With ali
the appnrtcnante s thereto belonging.
LENMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost OF sale and
take up past due notes amounting to 1880 and
interest from the LIST day OF February 1890 the
purchaser TO assume IL notcs OF $3.50 each with
interest from the let day OF February, 1S.u, and
payable monthly, beginning with the ist day of
iDcteenoer. ISL, and one note OF 5000, with
interest from the Let day OF February 1890 Bal
ance on such terms as will be made known on
uay y. sale. Ii. s. TROUT,
hoNc-StAW Jus Trustee
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The vendcc OF Julia and Jno. j. Nunan has as
sumed the payment OF the above mentioned
notes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-26

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
Il crty-By virtue OF n deed OF trust executed
to me by ID, Grinberg and A Norris, dated the
END day OF September, $780, and recorded IN the
Roanoke In deed book so, page Ss, in trust TO se
cure to James A. Mcconnell the payment of tho
sumiof $6,666.66, evidenced by two negotiable
notes OF even date with said deed, each in tho
and A. Morris to said James A. Mcconnell, or or
der, payable In one and two years respectively
from date. with interest thereon from date; and
and default having bsen made in the payment OF
the first OF said notes, to fall due at the request
OF the holder thereof shall soil to to the highest
bidder. at public auction In front OF the court
n9n t In said city Of Roanoke. ON SATURDAY,
THE HST DAY OCTOBER, 1891, AT - M. ali
that certain lot or parcel OF land lying aud being
In the city OF Roanoke. Va, and bounded &c
follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of Tazewell
and Nelson streets; thence with Nelson street
s. 10 degrees W. 1885 feet to an alley; thence
with same s. ~ degrees, 50 minntes w. 40 feetto
feet to Tazewcll street; thence with same Nj
degrees. so minutes Is. 10a feet to tho place
beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs
sale, including trustees legal commissions, and to
pay the sum Of sass. 80 with interest thereon
from September ~ $780, and as to sufficient OF
the proceeds to pay or the remaining notes OF
S,SS3 S3 with interest from September ~, 1890,
Till paid, upon credit until the 2snd day OF
September, 1902, and tho residue, unless other
wise announced ut time OF sale one year from
day OF sale. Deferred payments to bear interest
and TO be evidenced by negotiable notes securess
by deed or trust or vendors lien upon the prop
erty cold. ROY b. SMITH, Trustee
octl.tds
The above sale, by consent OF all parteis inter
ested, Is postponed until Monday, November 81
1891, a. the tame hour and place.
novi-ids ROY b. SMITH, rrns,cc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-28

Unforgiven.

Unforgiven.
The pet of the household kneIt as usuf
to say his prayers at his mothers side.
"God bless papa and mamma and Uncl
Ed and-and"- here he hesitated
And Polly" prompted his mother.
Polly was his nurse
Maj he cried Indignantly, looking VI
cant skip Polly9 She spanked me I'd
day."-YoutHs Companion.
ForMa1aAaa, LivspFrcu-
BILE, or INDIGESTION, use
BROWNS NcN BITTERS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-28

ceeds to remove the sick mans stomach.
heart, lungs, liver and bowels, in search of
the poison administered by the witch. He
always finds it after long search, and
shows to the patient and his astonished
friends lizards tail, which is considered
the most deadly poison, and which be claims
to have found secreted in one of the vital
organs. Then he calls upon the friends to
witness the fact that though he has just cut
the man open and turned him inside out, as
it were, not trace of the wonderful opera
tion remains, so that the man is not only
free from poison, but perfectly healed and
as sound as before. The faith cure gen.
orally works, assisted by universal belief,
but if the patient dies, the doctor invariably
claims that another witch visited him just
after the great operation and inserted some
more deadly poison. In that case the medi-
cine man is called upon to point. out the
witch, who is at once killed some
old woman who has incurred his displeas-
ure, or a maiden who has discouraged his
advances, or the sweetheart of some enemy
upon whom he wishes to be revenged.
In Araucania the Evil One teaches the
doctors many skillful tricks in slight of
hand--such as changing noses with people,
taking out the eyes and vital organs with
out pain, and of thrusting a sharpened
stick clear through the stomach of any in
dividual. The last named trick is said to be
performed in full view of all the people, to
their unbounded admiration, and the man
who has learned to do it is a complete grad
uate from Cici's college, and an honor to his
tribe and generation. FANNIE B. WARD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-28
der either of the receivers appointed by

der either of the receivers appointed by
Judges Burke or Raney. Is it not surpris-
ing the Astounding faith in Federal courts
OF all who take the side of corporations
against the people2 Why is it, Can some
one tells He also has great respect for
Judge Raney, who, he says, lis one of the
few of our law officers that believe the
courts were instituted to see that exact
justice was done between citizens, and that
life, liberty and property were protected,
and to repress the spirit of paternalism
manifested by the state in taking possession
of the property of its citizens without Que
compensation. That is Capt. Johns no.
tion of what the judiciary ought to be. 1t
should ''see that exact justice was done be-
tween citizens" What is the matter, John,
with little ''exact justice" between citi-
Zens and railroads.
Don't you think that small modicum of
it would sit well on the stomach of the
average citizen, or to be less inelegant, don't
you believe that all citizens would receive
it graciously, and enjoy it immensely Or
is it part of your philosophy that citizens
have no rights that railways are bound to
respect, and that therefore the question of
justicea or injustice between them cannot
arisea
Captain John, whose ideas came out very
freely as to opinions. notions and ideas
about receiverships and the like, had heard
it ''hinted that there was considerable poll
tics injected into the litigation" over the
Trunk Line, but chopped for the honor of
the state, such was not the case" So does
the writer hope, John. and so will every
man who, like you, prizes the 'honor of
the state" above any paltry considerations
of material or personal gain.
Oh, John! if all men esteemed the states
honor as you do, what blessed thing it
would be. But they don't, John, the
more's the pity. The majority of them are
believe in troublesome rules and regula-
lions of one kind or another 1t is your i'll
fortune, John, to have your wholesome
bacon mixed up with such ill-smelling
pork, and your pure patriotism scandalized
by the political knavery of those about you.
1t is too bad, but there is no present help
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-28
THE GAZETTE GIRLS.
, Gazette Club Organizsd-The First Let
ter
HARDIN COLLEGE,
MEXICO, Mo. Sept. 19, 1891.


HARDIN COLLEGE,
MEXICO, Mo-. Sept. 10, 1891.
Dear Gazette.
Everything is in such confusion there is
little to write about this week. New pupils
are coming in every day, classes being ar
ranged and all in rather unsettled condition.
''THE GAZETTE girls" organized club, min.
utes of first meeting as follows. The Texas
girls, viz: Sallie Weltman, lola Lee, Mary
Johnson, Elnora Annette, Ada Belle Smith,
Lucille King, Genevieve King, Pearle Bailey,
SAME Turner, Willie Devall, Rose Mendel,
Lottie Cotton, Carrie Dickson, Bessye
Herndon, Della Walker, Matte Shaw,
Drake, Eva Pennington, Minnie Leather
wood, Minnie Butts, Florence Bonner,
Mamie Simmons, Ella Rhome, Ella Lowry,
met this afternoon on second floor, room
No. II, Hardin college, at 4:30, for
the purpose of organizing club whose OBJ
ject should be the preserving and strength
ening of the social bonds existing between
of a letter to our friends at home throus b
The GAZETTE.
By unanimous vote our society shall be
called "THE GAZETTE Club"
Miss Ella Lowry was elected president
and Genevieve King secretary.
The officers having taken their places
Miss Lowry spoke to the society and sug-
club, taken in alphabetical order, should
write letter, which will be read and ap-
proved, or vice versa, at the next meeting
A motion that this suggestion be made a
rule was put before the society, seconded
and carried.
Accordingly Misses E. Annette and P
Bailey will be expected to have their letter
to read on next Wednesday at our meeting.
There being no other business, by motion
the society adjourned
The homesick girls have revived, and we
have determined to make this year one of
great benefit in every way.
On Friday night last a grand reception
was given in the college. The guests first
assembled in the concert hall, where Texas,
as usual, carried off the honors by Miss Della
Walker playing the opening piece This was
followed by several recitations. songs, etc.
The company then repaired to the parlors,
where an informal reception was held.
There were about 500 present Every one
was kind to US, especially the young ladies'
of the town. Young men are rather in the
minority, but the girls were so nice about
seeing that we met them all. and did all in
their power to make US have a pleasant
time. And when the eleven o'clock bell'
sounded we climbed the stairs to our rooms,
inwardly thanking Professor and Mrs.
YanceyS for giving US such a pleasant time.
And, indeed they are at all times thoughtful
of our comfort and pleasure, for which we
are indeed most grateful, as we do not feel
like strangers in a far land, but as if we
were among friends. Your girls,
ELNoRA ARNETTI,
PlARLE BAILEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-28
DENTON BUDGET.
Acquitted in Fifteen NIlnutes-New Lodge
Organized.

Acquitted in Fifteen NIInutes-New Lodge
Organized.
Special to the Gazette.
denton, DENTON COUNTY, TEX, Sept 81.
Buck Donaldson, who was tried in the
district court here yesterday for the killing
of Cal Coker twenty-three ye;-rs ago in this
county. was acquitted. The jury were out
only fifteen minutes when they brought in
verdict of not guilty. Mr.. Donaldson
lives at Hope, Ark, where he has resided
ever since the killing. He was arrested
and brought back here for trial only few
months ago.
Col F. r. Rowley, assisted by Messrs.
Chapman, Worley & Mcdonald, all of Dali
las, organized lodge of knights of Pythias
here last night. The lodge is composed OF
twenty-four members with officers as fol.
lows to-wit: ]. B. Schmitz, L. c.; w. 3.
Blain, c. c.; S. p. Allison, V. c.; j. p.
Blount, P; w. G. Pratt, NJ. of E.; c. Pt
Grafton, M. of F.. o. P. Poe, K. Of Il. and
s.. u. G. Mars, NJ at A; w, a. Lobdel, L
G.; J. FL. O'Neil, o. G. A delegation OF
eight members of the Pilot Point lodge
were also present. At 10 O'Clock at night,
banquet was given at the May house, al
which fifty Knights did justice to the de
mands of the appetite. The session con
sumed almost the entire night, and is poo
nounced q very enjoyable affair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-28
DODGING THE MOOSE.
A Mothers Frantic Efforts to- Save Her
Son from Death on the Gal1ows
Two Sets of Petitlona
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept. e7.-Considerable ex-
element is being caused here and at Gates
vile over the efforts of Mrs. Lou Powell
in trying to save her son, Ed Powell and
his companion, James Leeper, now confined
in the Gatesville Jail, who are to be hung
Tuesday for the murder of one Mathis in
December, 1889
Mrs. Powell is wealthy and is using every
means possible to secure executive clemency
in behalf of the two men. She left here
yesterday for Gatesville, and to-day tele-
graphed for Rev. John Bateman of this city
to join her there. The governor has been
the recipient of petitions and affidavits
from both the defense and prosecution, the
former asking Communication of sentence and
the latter asking that he not interfere. The
men were to have been hanged August 90,
but Governor Hogg granted stay until
next Tuesday. 1t is the chief topic of con-
versation in Gatesville. and most of the cor
respondence with the governors done ,fseN,
Waco. ,sx@HsSTs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-28
A Child Seriously Burned.
Special to the Gazette.

HOLLAND, BELL COUNTY, TEX, Sept o.
Mr.. Will Joplin, formerly resident Of this
place and editor of the Holland Progress,
but now living in Temple, came here yes
terday on visit to his father-in-law. He
had been here but q short while when a
scream from the children in the bach yard
attracted the attention of the inmates Of the
house. The mother found her three-Year-
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-28

old child almost enveloped in fire The
flames were smOthered out by the use Of
blanket, but not until the clothing, which
was Of light material, was almost consumed
to the waist and the child was seriously, il
not fatally, burned. The origin of the fire
is unknown, but it is supposed to be due to
matches in the hands of the children.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-29

Florjauowi, przeciwnie zasepia} sic coraz bar
dziej znowu siada} formujac drugi rachunek,
ale juz z mnieiszemi cyframi. Trudno autoro-
wi bye Duchem swietym wiedze6 myslach
swoich bohater6w, jednakze co do pana Alton
sa, ME omyle sic bardzo utrzymujac, IL trapi}a
go strasznie nieswiadomost cyfry posagu panny
Michaliny. Dlatego tez musia} rachunek su-
mienia opieraG tylko ma zasadach regu}y praw-
dopodobie1stwa do niej skierowa6 r6zneko
binacye, to jest jak sic zarzadzi gdy bedzie
piec tysiecy, jak, gdy osm, a jak naprzyk}ad
gdy bedzie try.
Mniejszej sunny ME stawiaf bo niepodo-
bna, ably ktobadz majacy jakiebadz poczucie
godnosci osobistej ma cos nizszego sic ryzyko-
wal. TAX jest, mysla} = nawet nzynier po-
cztowy juz sic ME odwazy na zeniaczke bez
trzech tysiecy.
Medytowa1 tedy i pisa} maza}, tu jak
by ma z}osc tego dnia spikne}o sic ma niego ty-
lu interesantow bi6rowych pozabi6rowych, re
mu co minutka przerywano. Najbardziej je-
dnak natarczywym by} faktor Aron, kt6ry ME
zwykle bolesna twarza, wzdychajacy jakby
zap}akany, try razy przychodzi} szepta} do
ucha, zdaje sic ME bardzo pomyslne nowiny.
lynn razem pan Alfons zapomniawszy wyk}ej
senatorskiej miny, wychodzR z MIN ma kury-
tarz COS konferowa}, przek}adal, t}6maczy1,
wysyiajac ma nowo W poselstwie gdzies do mia.
sta, ale on wraca1 jeszcze rozpaczliwa twarza
powtarzajac: ,,Kein Geschaeft, auf meme
munes'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-29

posia amerykahskiego Egaua. odpo.
wiedz ulozona jest bardzo ostro u
wazaja ja "a zupeane wzbranianie sic
przyjecia jakiejkolwiek odpowie-
dzialnosci "a zajscia, kt6re chodzi.
Department pahstwa we Washing
TOME juz jest uwiadomiony tel od-
powiedzi. Egan, kap. Scbley kon-
sui McCreeny odbyli narade i wkr6t-
ce spodziewad sic MONA stanowczych
krok6w. Parowiec Baltimore mai
wyrazniej jest boycottowany. Zaden
amerykahski majtek ME moze udac
sic ma lad. Rozdraznienie zwiekszy}a
wiese, jakoby we Westinghouse ma
padnieto ma poselstwo chilehskie.