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PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

:. o;nicAeo, May s.-lspeciall-ouo
spring wheat, 1.O1A@l.o3; No. 2 red,
l.O2}@@ LOS. No . corn, 65; No. > oats,
5o1a. Mess pork, li.00: Lard, 6.5Ok@
6.55. Short ribs, 6.0O@6.O5; Dry
sailed shoulders, 5.aO@ 5.o5; short clear,
6.5O@6.GO. Whiskey, LII.
New York, May s.-ISpccialI-
Southern flour, dull, weak; common to
fair extra, 4M4.6u; Good to choice, do.
4.65@5.75. Wheat unsettled, closing
lower, fairly active, chiefly exports;
No. ; rcd, l.12l Qol.13ss; store, 1890
1.13i4 atloat. Options declined lkMlI5
on rumors of financial trouble in Paris
and Philadelphia. Rumor was not CON
firmcd. The prices advanced TmlL
with better feeling and more export dc,
mand, although cables were generally
weak.
Corn scarce, higher, quiet; No. ., 50
elevator; So atiuat; ungraded mixed,
I9@S2; options opened l4@lH lower,
reacted, =; declined 1A@2 on longs
selling freely at Chicago, and closed
weak A@1H under yesterday; May,
20; June, 6SL; July, 669s. Oats dull,
lower; options lower, dull; Nav. 57n:
June, SIS; No. ?. white; May, 59G59N
Spot No. 9, $4,000.
Hops firm, quiet. Coffee options
opened steady, SOTO points down,
closed steady, unchanged to down;
May, 17.90@lT.95; June. .l7.S5; July,
17.Ta@ $50; spot Rio quiet firm; fair
cargaes, 20. Sugar raw, dull, steady;
refined quiet; standai d A, $40: granu-
lated, 4as: cubes, % Molasses 70 .eirn
dull, l3}9 for so test; New Orleans q iiet.
Rice firm, quiet. Petroleum steady,
quiet; New York, 7.2O
Pork quiet and steady Peanuts
strong; fancy hand picked, AZ; farm
ers', 23@34. Beef quiet, firm: beef
hams firm; dull tierced beef firm, quiet.
Cut meats inactive, steady; middles
quiet, firm. Lard easier, quiet; west
ern steam, 6.S7l@; city, 2o06.e 5; MAY,
6.s5; July, COZ bid: September. 72i; re-
fined quiet; cont, 6.s5Go7.25; S. A., 7.s5.
Freights to Liverpool firm, with faii
business. Cotton, sgd. Grain, I'D.
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through by that darling, golden-haire ed
boy, the hope OF his life, and the terror
of his poclset-boolS.
From the flour he gracefully drifts
into the dining-room, where he climbs
upon the sidcboard, and empties tho
contents of the salt-ccllar into the
sugar-bowl, and mixes the two in such
@ way that that night his father will
suggest that they purchase their coffee
mt different place, or else try some
new-fnngled coffcc-pot. Having eaten
all the raisins and dried currants, he
proceeds to pour the English walnuts in
to his fathers boots, that the dignitary
may crack either his toes, the nuts, or
both, when he attempts to put them on
the next time.
1t would. perhaps, be very difficult
for the average thinker to account for
the element of fun in the net of pouring
water down furnace register. 1t is
even impossible to explain the circum-
stances that would lead boy to think
OF such an experiment, and how he
could realize sensation of pleasure
from 1T. But he does, though, if we can
arrive at such O conclusion from n swift
study of tho smile that wreathes his
molasses-painted face, because he goes
to and fro from the sink to the register
with little tin dipper, and regrets that
he hasn't the physical strength to
manipulate an ordinary pail.
Having exhausted the possibilities Of
the register; he goes into the kitchen
and amuses himself by standing at the
top OF the cellar stairs and throwing
down all the coal contained in the
kitchen scuttlc, one lump at a time,
which stretches tho sport into n good
half hour, and filters up the place with
coal to such an extent that it can only
be brought together again through the
medium of the gardener and the gardcn
rake.
The pride with which his parents re-
gard the high Dutch clock in the hall may
be approximately appreciated when it is
stated that it is being paid for on the
lnstallment plan, and that the head Of
the house is paying for it by going
without a restaurant luncheon daily
and trying to feel that he is rcvcling on
the apex of high Olympus while remov-
ing the damasS wrapper from n home
made sandwich and couple of pieces
of frozen pic Yet the small boy
stands ut the other end of the hall and
tries his best to fracture the face of this
rare old timc-piece by directing arrows
Mt it from the bow which his father
bought him from polite Indian at Nj
agara Falls. He doesn't succeed in hit
ting the clock, but he does succeed in
disfiguring the wall paper all around it.
which is simply equal to holding q note
for one thrashing, which will be paid
him when due, and that will be when
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RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Elk
- ecutcd to me by Rosa l.. Gilbert, dated
OCTOBER |. lSs1, and of record In tho Clerks
once or the Hastings Court, OF tho city of
Koanoko, virginia, to secure to 4. l.. Bsnde
son, certain amount OF money therein
set forth and, whereas, default in tho pay
mcnt or portion OF said money having been
inado, and therefore being requested to do so
py tho benchciarieS in said deed, will offer
Tor sale, on the premises, ut public auction to
tho highest bidder. on SATURDAY. MAY Q,
lS9i; at +OCLOCk, p. NJ, tho following de-
scrlDcd property, to wit:
beginning Mt point on north side of Center
street 10 feet east OF Third street, as shown
by map OF Rogers, Fairfax and Houston addi-
ton To the city of Roanoke, Va, thence in n
northerly direction I'D feet to the alley, thence
with said alley In an eaSterly direction 30 feet
10 point, thence i'll a Southerly direction $50
feet to Center street, thence with said street in
westerly direction 40 feot to tho place of
beginning, together with all Appearances there,
to belonging. consisting OF good Groom house
and other outside buildings.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay
the expenses of this sale and the amount OF
money now in default, say about five hundred
and twenty five dollars; about eight hundred
and thirty dollars due the Iron Belt Building
and Loan Association, payable in monthly in
stallmcnts OF sixteen dollars and by the fur
thor assumption OF note OF fifty dollars due
months after date, and 81 notes of seventeen
dollars and thrty-three cents each due monthly
from to 66 months after date; balance made
known on day OF sale. E. 5. McNAMEE.
aprlVtds Trustee
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A LITTLE KING.

b1other Will quit her work to go,
Even IL she's kneading dough,
For she cum not work you know,
When tho baby cries.
Father will 10y his paper down
And ut the trouble never frown,
But gently trot the boy to town,
When the baby cries.
Sister will leave her fancy work,
And tcnding baby never shirk,
But on her face smile will Turk,
When the bnby cries.
Brother will leave oil Of the boys,
And bat and bail and other toys,
And count II one of his greatest joya
When the baby cries.
And so he rules us one and oil,
A king-whose sceptor Is his call.
Before his throne he bids us fall,
And so tho baby cries.
or course there's some who sulk and poue
Or fret and scold as IL tho govt
From good temper had put them out
Whom the baby cries.
But this adds fuel to the fire,
And puts you deeper in the mire
To stop his music he'll not hire,
When he wants to cry.
And so tits much the better plan,
To simply do tho best you con.
And think he soon will DO q man,
And may be he won't cry.
And II his music does not ccnse,
But browns your voice with loud increase,
Just kindly say-more, II you please,
And let the baby cry.
Lucia NJ. Stutzman, In Western Rural.
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the marks on the wall are discovered.
He then changes the keys from one
door to another, and takes quantities of
vegetables into the library and slows
them away behind the rows of books,
where they will probably be discovered
after they have sprouted, and sent their
tender emerald shoots over the books
to gain the benson of breath of fresh
air and garland of dancing sunshine.
And so it is the small boy of tender
years kills time and the happiness of the
household. And so he will continue to
do, even though his parents cobweb and
gridiron him with switch marks until
he is striped like a zebra and checked
like an English ulster. The switch will
not cause him to see the folly of pur-
loining the beans for his bcan-shooter
instead of enjoying them honestly at
the table, and still remaining whole in
the matter Of anatomy. And even after
he has been whipped for mailing his
fathers high hat to the wall he is not
half so sad at heart as ut the doleful
moment when he realizes that he has
fine putty-blowcr but not bit of putty.
r. N, MunlSittricl1, in Once a Week.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

NtuSTEE'S SALE-ny virtue OF deed OF
, trust executed to mo on the 2;rd of Npril.
1870. by McIienry Groomc, of record in rom
n tho city, W. IL deed book 81, rage Isl, and at
trerrin. shall on SATURDAY, TIE I3'rH
~ or M: 1891, ut II O'Clock M. In front
OF tne tity courthouse. in Roanoke, Va. soil nj
public auction the following parcels OF land i'm
ihoaioke city, Va, or so much thereof as mny
nc necessary to pny tho debts secured in said
deed OF trust; that is to say lots IL AMI Is 500.
non o.; according TO the map of Rogers. Fair
daN iiouSon addition to Roanoke CITY. Vn.
ihese lots being on the north side of Shepan-
uoah avenue, each fronting 80 feet on said ave
nIe AMI running back l3u feet To anllicv
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to pay costs Of OK
ecuting the trust. and to pay Il certain nrrotin-
n,c note executed on the BIRD OF April lSAl hy
Mclienry GroomctJ w. III. lIurmnn for $500 10
payablc one year from date OF note. ana with
interest from tint date. If purchase money bc
sufficient, the sum OF 500. u, plus accrued in
terc>t since ;hc Girl OF April, lS.U. will he made
payable on the aird of April, ls!2. In order tn
meet note OF Groomc to Harmnn due on that
untc, the residue, IL amy, made payable on such
time as viii bc announced ON day of sale
inayHtdS j. A. DITPIf V TruS,o,
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RUSTEES SALE--By virtue of a deed of
i trust executed to me by Q. o. Murray.
dated DECEMBER II. 1850, and OF record In the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court for tho
CITY OF hosnokc, Virginia, in deed book %,
pages 6a, to secure to J. Thomas Gibson tho
payment of the sum OF three hundred and
thirty-thrce dollars and thirty three and one
tnird conts, evidenced by two certain neyO-
tnpio notes dated December II, 1889, and pay
able in one and two years respectively from
December II, 1850, each or which notes is for
the sum of one hundred and siXty-six dollars
anu SiNty-siN and two thirds cents with intor-
est from date until paid, and default having
Oeen made IN the payment Of the first OF said
iSn and being required so to do by l.. l..
Powell assignee or j. Thomas Gibson | shall
sell ut public auction to tho highest bidder
upon the property In the city of Koanoke Va,
the following described lot OF land, to wit: he
ginning at point l50 feet east from tho
northeast corner OF Grove and Elm streets
thenco l30 feet north to an alley, thcnco with
SAIL alley east 30 feet to point, thence south
lso feet TO Elm street, thence 80 feet to place
OF beginning, known as lot No. II OF section g.
or the map OF the LOWS addition to said city
IEhiS: Cash sufficient to pay costs of
executing this trust and to discharge the
amount am n OF money then due and payable upon
hundred and eighty dollars; tho first payment
20 iail due and payable on tho 2lst OF Decem-
Dcr, lSsl and to DO for an amount sufficient to
pay on the second OF the above notes for one
ami two thirds cents with interest thereon
from December 81, 1870, and tho balance pnya-
nblc III two annual instalments with interest
thcrcon at tho rate OF per cent. per annum
III ono ana two years from day Of sale. All
deferred payments to be evidenced by neVo-
IN Die notes or. the purchaser and secured by
deed of trust.
apr;N30dys j. C. DAVENPORT, Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


~ ny virtue OF IL decree OF the CORPORATION
U az ha ior ne city Of Roanoke rendered on the
IN gay o, March Isl, in the chanccry cause
OF "A. II. way vs.. J. u. Trent. the undersigned
S%nmmissioncr will offer for rent on Monday.
May 18TH, nj - o'clock NJ, at public auction in
hishcst bidder the frame dwelling house OF j.
/: trent, situated ON Taylor street The
mouse contains six rooms. has garden and
S su tachcd and is near the Machine Works.
me property will be rcatcd for such length Z
oltno nS VIII he sufficient To DISCHARGE the debt
interest and costs. For further Information
ma terms apply to tn, undersigned. If prop
cry Is not rented on cay numco, commissioner
either publicly or privately. at his discretion
without any notice \; l.. PAYNE,
n Special Commissioners
missioner, according to law as required by
said decree. : s RROOE y tror,," W
may9&6 ~ ~
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'RuSTEE'S SALE-iiy. virtue of deed of
-. trust dated March ith, lS'W, OF record in
the clerk $ Office OF the Hastings Court of the
city OF koanokc, w. in deed book ~. page III,
executed by j. q. kuykcndnll To secure to w
u: nnl j. {. Moomaw the sum OF s3sN n,vnh,c
W W.T. interest in one and two years from date in
AMI whereas, default has hccn made in the
payment OF the first of said notes aud being re
CURED so to do ly the bcueilcinrics in said deed
or trust, will sell to- the highest bidder nj
public auc,iou, at the premises in tho city OF
honnoke, Va. on SATURDAY, JUNE TrII
lSai, Ar5Ot l. )CK II. NJ, tho following lots
or parcels OF innd, situate III the city of Roam
okc, Va, known us lots u. AMI =, section 3. ns
shown by the map OF the West End Land Com
lahy' ami being the same property conveyed
others. "''''
TERMS: Cash sun ci int to ray Off said note
ol %im with interest aforesaid. and costs Mt
tciidiiiE the execution OF this trust; ana the
purchasers To assume one note OF y 100 with in
tcrest from tho 9Th OF March. ls.N. and balance
on such terms rs will be made known on ,lny of
sale deferred payments to DO secured by deed
of trust on property
May q, 1881 +. r. BARkSDALE. Trustee.
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Dut alone IN the house with no one to
talk to, she will practice on the piano,
or work the ends of her fingers Off en-
broidering impossible animals and
birds on n tidy.
But with small boy it is entirely
different. lie can only pass the time
pleasantly by engaging in a series of
pursuits that are as full Of fun to him
as they are totally devoid Of it to his
parents. boy ut such tender age
has very queer appreciation of what
constitutes fun; but if he can enioy
what to him is the quintcssence of fun,
what difference does it make to him if
Older people are pleased to regard it in
a different light?
II is difficult to understand the men
tai process by which the small bow con-
ceives it to be bloomingly pleasant and
mirth-provoking to mix n lot of lath
nails, keys and buttons in his fathers
smoking tobacco. Yet the small boy
does IT, even when he knows possible
whipping is involved grown person
would never think of indulging in such
freak when the comfort of his an
atomy was involvcd-an adult would
not do it unless the risk carried with it
pretty good chance of realizing n
monetary reward.
Having mixed the nails, buttons and
keys with the tobacco, about rs thor
oughly as painter would mix paint,
he returns the box to it's proper place,
and turns his attention to something
else.
Noticing tho feather buster on the
table, he begins sweeping the open fire
place with it; but rs he doesn't seem to
be doing any damage. it soon ceases to
be enjoyable; so he dips the duster in
the sink, and, having got it thoroughly
saturated, begins swabbing it around
on top of the hot stove, just to hear it
sizzle. This affords him rare sport, and
causes his features to break into series
OF pleasant smiles, and he continues to
smile until the aroma Of the consuming
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$500 Reward !!

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF Lives
Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick Headache Indigesti Con.
stipation or Costveness We cannot with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions are strictly
complied with. They are purely Vegetable and nevez
fail to give satisfaction Sugar Coated. Largo boxes
containing 50 Pills, rs cents. beware OF counterfeita
limitations. The genuine ufncturcd only hy
THE JOHN C. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. ~.
Sold byRoanoke Drug Co., "a Cam p
bell street. ian25-co1y
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ERuSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of deed OF
trust dated the s,nd OF March, 1890 ana re-
corded In tho clerks Office oil the Hastings
Court or the city OF Roanoke, in deed book 81
having been made in the terms OF tho said eed
or trust. and having, been requested by tho
beneficiary Hereunder, will sell ut public
auction in front OF the court house in tho city
OF Roanoke, at II NJ. ON SATURDAY,, THE
OTH DAY OF MAY, 1891. tho following de-
beginning at n point on the west side or Nell
son street 10 feet north of Bullet street,
ley, thence same north 10 degrees east 80 feet
70 q point; thence south 81 degrees east $50 fec
70 Nelson street; thence with the same south
ludoyrces west 10 feet to the beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash, rs to tho costs OF
sale and the sun OF three hundred dollars with
interest from the 2.nd day OF March, lsst and
the remainder in one and two years with in
tercSt from the date OF sale. To be secured by
deed OF trust. LUCIEN II COCK T.
may2 law-iwkS Trustee
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Chinese Music.

The musical art of people who rep.
resent one-ffth of the carth's popula.
ton ought to be studied, if not for the
sake OF aesthetic pleasure at least in the
interest of scientific knowledge. Yet
there is scarcely n department in the
history or philosophy of music con-
corning which the information TO be
found in the books is so unsatisfactory
as that of Chinese music. Even n
historian Of the thoroughncss and
profundity of Ambros, after tievotinp
many pages to all attempt to elucidate
the Chinese theory, seems willing to
believe the first traveller who sets
down the modern practice of the art az
nothing but crude, barbaric, unregu
lated noise. Crude, barbaric and noisy
Chinese music certainly is, but not I'M
regulated. Even the little music
which can be heard on any holiday in
the Chinese quarter of New York will
serve to disclose to discriminating car
that it is nothing if not mcthodical
The difficulty on the part of the
historians has been that they have
never come in contact with the Chinese
and therefore have had to depend ON
the descriptions of travellers and mis-
sionarics touching the practical side of
the art Correctly to apprchcnd music
however, requires special qualifications
OF education and natural gifts, and
these have been possessed by so small
a minority of those who have write :,
about China that they are Scarcely
worth enumcrcting. -Ccntury.
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I'RUSTEE'S 81 LE- By virtue OF a deed OF
trust executed to me 10y NJ +. Tavcnncr
anu u: v. Tavcnner. dated December Fl, 1859.
ana or record in the clerks Office of the Illus.
tinps Court for the city OF Roanoke, Vn.. in
deed book 81, page 81. to secure to j. Thomas
Gibson the payment OF the sum OF three hun
urt q ana IN rty three dollars and thirty three
and half cents. evidenced by two certain
III gotinble notes dated December ..,, 1882 and
~ yublc in one and two years respectively
from Dccombcr2i, 1859, each OF which notes IL
Tor me sum or one hundred and sixty-siX dol
la and sixty six AMI o-thr,ls cents with
u tercst from date until paid. and default huv-
u y be- n made in the pigment OF the first OF
said notes and its interest falling due on
Dec cmb r Il. 1870, and being required TO do So
by /. l.. Powell. assignee OF J. Thomas Gibson
! shall sell ~ public auction to the highest bid
va " on srGKbAY Tri Iqc s51y b S@3ohs Ks
MAY, 1891, AT II NJ, the following described
lot OF land, to witt beginning ut II point lCN
reef east from the northeast corner OF Grove
ana Elm streets: thence In feet north tn an
alley; thence with said alley east 80 feet to II
point; thence south 40 feet to Elm street:
THENCE az feet tn place OF beginning. known as
lot No. Ii. OF section : OF the map OF the Lewis
addition to said city.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay costs OF OK
ccuting this trust and to discharge the
the said notes, which latter viii be about one
hundred and eighty dollars. the first deferred
payment to fill due and payable on the 9lst
day OF December. 1881, and Ia be for an amount
sulhcicnt Ia pay OF the second at the above
notes for one hundred and sixty-six dollars
and sixty six and two thirds cents, with inter-
est thereon from December ~ lSsl. and the
balance payable in two equal unnuul Install.
mcnts, with interest thereon nj the rate OF q
per cent. Per annun. To one and two y,.nrs
from day OF sale. All deferred payments to be
rvl,cncei hy negotiahl" notes OF the purchaser
AMI secured by deed OF trust.
apr3-3h L.C. DAVENPORT, Trustee.
The above debt has been assumed by subso-
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tuS si t 81; LILY virtue OF deed of
l. trust, tlhtSl the 18th of September, lShl and
recorded in the clerks Office of the Hustinws
Court OF tho city oflsoanokc, in deed book 10,
page W. from Mrs. Bessie y. Dcrr and Oscar ID
Derr, her husband. default having been made
IN the terms OF said deed. and being so required
ny the beneficiary Hereunder, will $, II nj
phblc auction. III front of the courthouse in
me rity or ltonnOkc, ut II O'Clock noon on
SATURDAY TIL T. 9TH DAY OF JUNE. is0i
the ollowing described parcel or land with
It's appurtennnccs, us described in said deed of
trust: $3.50 "
beginning at point on the north side of
ltilllit street lial west OF belmont boulevard
thcncc with lIullitt street south ~ degrees nd
minutes 10 seconds west 40 feet to a point
thence north IL degrees - minutes IL SECONDS
west 10 nm alley thence with said alley north
40 degrees ID minutes ~ seconds east 50 fcct TO
point, thence south Is degrees ~ minutes IL
seconds east 10 feet to the beginning, and
designated on the map OF the lands or the Rel
mont Land Company ms lot No. III, in section H.
TERMS or SALE: Cash as to the sum of
@!Si,O. with interest thereon from the 18th ,iny
Or September. 1891. anil the costs or sale, as to
me sum OF n l.6.a.t1 upon Il credit TO become
due in monthly instalmcnts OF $500 each
with interest upon each from the 18th Septcm-
Der, ISM. and remainder as may he annoiincol
on day OF sale. LUCIEN IT, COCK D.
nily- Ni Trustee
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LOCAL STOCI<s

The following quota tions of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won llcmert IL Co.; bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

New York, May s.-lSpeciall-Ex-
change quiet and weak at 4s5@4s9.
commercial bills, 4s3@4S6M. Money
easy ut 4@6, closing offered Mt (,
Sub-treasury balances-gold, Sl26. 743.-
200; currency, S1O.552, 900. Government
bonds dull and steady for 4s-4s, loo;
AS lOl. State bonds entirely neg
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He Used to Do II.

Barber this razor hurt. sir,
N'ctim-fes. but don't mind. I've
shaved Eiysclf for over month.-Jury,
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Greatest Bargains in Roanoke.

lots Roanoke Development Company,
$3.50 each.
5 lots same location, $500, II cash,
balance l, and years
D lots in section 10, West End, 81, 800
each, if sold at once.
Two six'room houses new. in Bell
mont 10 rent, SIG per month. or for sale
cheap. One large black horse wears
old, warranted sound and gentle.
4 lots on boulevard, $1,000 each.
]. P. Hudson Real Estate COMPANY,
lis Jefferson ST., Didier building.
ROANOKE, VA.