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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-01-30
EVERY Min ' H7s DOCTOR.


rms IS . most valuable book for the hou seho,d
SeAculHs IS II Il res the easty-distin 1ished symp
soIns OF u1Iefeat diseases tbs causes and means az
preFentnS S1i StAses, and the smo est RENE liza
Illustrated. rna - x is writtsn in ioin usSIy
Eglish, AMI Il srpm On taei,nicaI ta-,'s tSy
&!nder mos i proIS so valueleSs to the gener-
plete analysis .ry thing IN, - 80. cpia
marriage AMI b. ,iictiSn and rasr7,o - ISuI p
faInili IS; tosaf with vaIuahIe racinss any
2criptious, eAu on of borania,I Iraot;n u prs
rect use OF o din t.v larhS Win tbis hoL COT
.o9Se Ghere Is n x Use for t knowing what ia
- N an emerge Send postal notes or most aGs
&AmPs or a1y Il 'hnation not larger than Cents
soeK - ioUsR 134 Leonard S., r. T. Civ.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21

OF artificial perfection. There arc tho
forests and the mountains for those who
1ove the solitary Businesses of nature.
Though here are superbly built roads,
affording at every time bewitching
views Of SEC, hills and valleys, there IS
no one drive where at 4 certain hour You
must be seen 10 preserve your social
standing. Nor is Bar Harbor Is yet
only resort for the wealthy. Quiet
people. invSlids. people Of moderate cir
cumstances can all fad distinct and
"a parste enjoyment and rest here.
The nearest approach to Newport life
a. found in the vicinity of Eden street.
Here ave the beautiful cottages, whose
luxury and comfort are fast driving out
hotel life at Bar Harbor. Here Is the
Malvern, known rs the squirrel inn"
Of the town, ;nasmueh as il Is rumored
that in order 10 have your name in
vised By Philadelphia real estate
dealer, Mr.. De Grusse Fox. who as
pires TO DC the Ward McAllister Of Bar
rarbor. Here are the homes Of tho
Pomeroys, the Joneses. the Barneys,
the SCOTS and other millionaires. Sem
asor Lspenhard Stuart has cottage in
this neighborhood. DIR. Tod Hcirnuth
and many other wen-knoyvn New York.
ers-
The Louisberg and the St SAWYER are
also hos:elries for such as ride In
chaises. There Is hotel here named
the Des Isle, which the natives pa<sist
In calling the "Desizzle." Then there
is the Rodica.
Rodiek's is synonym for Bar
uarbOr. The Rodick family has pos
sesscd the land hereabouts for many
years. IL still holds nearly all the
water front which ID will not sell at
any price. The Rocicks built a huge
caravansary capable OF accommodating
over five hundred people. 1t is bsauti-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21


he eyes Of the world are on Bar
ILsEbor tast zo~. IL - well aware II
its ewn inPxsauce, sBd having Rad
greatness tsrgaAt Upon i, eordaets Itself
With becoming hauteur. IL heidi -
head well - and looks with superb con-
eelSts upon Nsrrag and even bs-
gias q eye Newport with eoadsseend-
ta9 gianses.
Small wonder that il values itself
bzAes. kookiEg about noting the
beauty Of slits mArye loas isle. CHANGING
from she lisnp.d. turquois waters Of
E,eneansn's b<y To the emerald circle
OF the rocky hil.s; drinking In the ozene
OF IL atmosphere, Que L. really 10 agsss
with that wFi1er who said: '.So other
Island tast wss ever planted in the sea
c4n equal this"
The greatest attraction Of the place b
that you can get away from the crowds.
tho noAas AID ths whiri into the very
heart OF the wildcrne.s- Bar Harbor u
. fashionable resort There are many
smart people here, bat they have not
n absorbed the Individuality Of the
place Unlike Newport, Bar Harbor
has not yet been polished 70 the height
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21

1afv situated. conr1snifng superb
views os Green mountsin and the bay.
II has most marvellous decorations. Its
peacock blue and pink tints would
make The Newport aesthetics swoon.
The hotel was male famous by Charles
Dudley Warner. W 40 spos<e tenderly Of
n IN one # his charming books | fear
n Chwses should tarry thers now he
would sing another aitty. The Rosacks
s~ rich and careless. You must look
sfser yourself, your goods and
eh&ttels the best ron can when
you r. there. Tor no one else
will Among the features II this
great hotel Is an elevator without any
bell should you wish - ride you
must grasp the iron door and wildly
SNAKE it and beat upon II. After ron
have bruised your fist and aired yu,sS
choicest English. Won may succeed in
sssrseting the attention 81 soue one on
the offiee a.~or The heal waiter. an
engaging individual Who allows you 20
wander abort the vsrs dinin broom and
Assp INTO any sea. ~. choose. spends q
gr,oz' shar- q his tire behind en-. er-r-
t~r n he office. visiting with the clerk.
ssise idle Mattresses <tsnd slsont 4,
9e dining rnrm ard allow guests e. -es
op ard wall on themselves The Rs~fi-k
besis arr hariaT than the roexs against
vhsch re waters - .ss bsv dssh.
Afser yon have ~errfesi fSrsueh sight
"a cue 4 thegu yss are thoroughly or>-
pad - ss,eF - = plank. board .
stsEe paw aeTlt er th@ 4 or q dsa-
gesn eelt Fhcr@ sc snv saFas~r q
saa2i~r hsteis arsi besrfike sgsass
~ssr~ ose ean sAteia r<.i ffvtnx -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21

on OCEAN avenue In Newport. but the
sumner visitors 60 IN mainly for back
boaais and ''outnnders." The ''cutun-
de- Is a vehicle indigenous - Bar Har-
Dor II L. a curious AFFAIR, something
akin 10 the Partisan Victoria. and
very comfortable. But the blackboard
Is the conveyance par excellence of the
resort. One who connects the name
with a I,lde affair consisting of a couple
OF planks stretched between two lsalrs
of wheeks should see really truly Bar
Har Dor blackboard with its yellow tints
and gray velvet cushions, a model OF
elegance and ease. Driving is = cheap
recreation &C this resort, the livery
rates being very reasonable, and tho
drives are beyond description Nothing
more beautiful can be imagined than
the Corniche OF the Ocean drive Hero
one has everything rocks, forests.
daies and mountains TO look upon.
When one wearies Of riding. ono leaves
the blackboard and goes down TO view
the wonderful Thunder cave or tho
equally wonderful Ovens. beaten out
Of the olstfs by the fury of the sea. Tho
drives 70 Eagle lake. Schooner head and
Scmervilie are equally delightful
OF course everybody wants TO see Mr..
BlAine's cottage. Now don't be fright
ened. am net going into that great
mans symptoms to tell you that he Is
on the brink of tho tomb or that he is
giant in his strength. One can believe
anything from the reports industriously
s.nt out only two of which are authen-
tic. am in a position 10 state that the
only newspaper people who have seen
Mr.. Blaine are Miss Helen A. Smith,
the editor of tho Bar Harbor Record,
and . celebrated New York correspon-
dent Mis- Smith had the first inter-
view. Miss Smith, dainty, fragile lit
tie lady, who gets through monstrous
amount of work. is friend Of the
Blaines and was given the Hrst audience
ON that account. As 70 the stories
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21

which have been sent over tho country
TO tho effect that a young and beautiful
half French. half Spanish girl, Margn-
rita Arnna Hamm by name. is Mr..
Biaine's mouthpiece. q relative OF Mrs.
Blaine and pet Of Bar Harbor exclu-
sives. they arc absolute rubbish.
Mr.. Blaine plaintively and quite irn>
patiently asked Of friend yesterday:
.'Who Is this woman who is sending
ally denied any acquaintance with her. !
There 10 an old gentleman here, tho
father of Mr.. Nathan Mathews, the
mayor of Boston, who resembles Mr..
Blaine a trifie. and who rather enjoys
the distinction. Mr.. Mathews met with
an accident which made IL necessary for
him TO have his face bandaged for sew
eral days. A wicked newspaper man
put tho representative Of a rival jour
nal on this old gentlemar's trail, and
the deceived scribe followed him about
for days under the impression that he
was The secretary Of state. Meantime,
In his paper constantly appeared start
ling kilograms about Mr.. Blsines '1ivid
Color" dropping jaws" staring
eyes" and so or.
Mr.. Blainc's home, "Stanwood," n .
commodious and comfortable villa. sur
rounded by large trees and pleasant
grounds. James q. Blaine, Jr., Is one
OF the attractions here, beautiful to
look upon in the immaculate purity Of
his fannels. canvas shoes and silk out
ing shirt. From top TO toe he is n SYM
phony In white. Mrs Emmons Blaine
drives about IN yellow blackboard,
dressed In a pretty costume Of white
serge ard wearing . white ssilor hat.
Mrs. Damrosch Is devoted to simple
white muslin gowns
The Indian encampment Is quite q
favored resort for the summer visitors.
II IL on the outskirts of the town, and
here the girls coma 70 buy sweet
scented baskets and sirch bark canoes.
The pretty Stories Of their. mystic
snake dances are, however cumming
fakes The Indians are so quiet that
many visitors do not hear of their pres
ence.
"Have you seen any Tndians7' /
heard one young dude anxiously ask
another. "Nsw-not whoop have I
heard. 4" was the uournfnl answer. "and
I'm rerl mad fancicd the woods were
full Of them"
EprTr SESSIONS TUPPE1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21

A little cupboard or cabinet where are
kspt all the ne,'essaries for preparing 3
cup Of tea or Chocolate for friend has
become almost q necessity. Inside the
closet are sept the kettle and lamp or
stove on WHOM 1t v boiled. the sugar
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21
BLAINES DOUBLE
u wes " THAI Had shs -DrorpinD
Jswss snd staring Eyes"

The Secretary 81 stats psaies Aay AZ.
as-xnx2ass with d4if-spAsssa-A
wssix-ss E = siilstss- HszaA<k.
Assss Eosst sssvtes-l
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21

n The direction Of ~ nearest drug
store. r. nos Too fast for snv person 20
make ~bo troutief ~sth constipation.
aysp~ys4s. liver compliant. OF sex bead.
seh~. sua e. thsfefcre. IN ped ~ T'r
Fferee's Pleasant Pellets Osstis and
Ell sesvs. ere = aose.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21

rsassuSb3o rates
Dvi~saz y the paramount aesrscsioa
st Bar H.-rbor. ESerytody driyes-
There sre few elegant tusnoatS. -
eonpa.ts aza.co<r~ss - anysns can SO
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-21

bowl. spoons. cups. etc. A pretty device
is - hang the cuI~ on little brsss bo<s
fastened n perpendicular ror down
Tie outer sigss 81 The cabinet. The saa-
eers may BE pslsd inside or they snd thu
sugar bowl and cram jug may be siscei
On BIO % TIE cabinet
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-28
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

NEW YORK, July 27.-ISpecial]-F
closed more active and firm, closing
higher for some grades. Fine grades Of
spring, 3.50@3.S0; do. winter, 3.s5@4.15;
extra No. 2 spring. 3.S5@4.2O; do. win
ter, 410@4.25; extra No. spring, 40
@5.00; do. winter, 4.25@5.19; city mills
extra, 5.0o@5.1O for West Indies.
Southern flour closed quiet; trade and
family extras, 4.40@5.1O. Wheat, op-
tions opened active and excited this
morning with a rapid rise of H@% in
the face of large receipts at Chicago.
lngles, the crop expert, is reported as
saying there will be a big yield of wheat
in South Dakota, but the crowd here
was bullishly disposed, and contended
that the firm and higher foreign mar
kets, with wet weather in the United
Kingdom and the decrease of wheat
stocks in New York, Offset the large re-.
ceipts at Chicago. The market on the
view was active and strong throughout,
closing 1%@2c higher; spot closed &c
higher; spot sales, 80; red winter, 1O2 = !;
No. red winter, July, 1014; August,
9ss; do. September, 9S; Oct ,ber, 0Ssl.
Conceptions were active and very
strong on the falling Off in receipts
No. mixed, 7l%; Aug, 10; Sept, 65K;
Oct, 66. options were moder-
ately active and strong, closing. 3s@1%
higher. Spot lots closed steady; spo.
sales No. white, So; No. do. 4s; No
mixed, AZ; No. 2 do, Al; No. mixed,
July. Al; Aug. 35A; Sept, 32eS.
Rye and barley nominal. Pork quiet,
but steady; new mess, 12.5O@l3.2
Lard quiet, but strong; Aug, 6.S4@6.07;
Sept, 6.04@7.O9 Oct, 7.oO@7.13. Sugar,
raw, nominal; 2M for 80 test muscavdo;
~ for 06 test centrifngals; refined dull
ana cut-loaf and crushed. So; powdered,
Az; granulated. 4A@4H; cubes, AN;
mould A, AZ; confectioners', Az.
Coffee, spot lots quiet fair Rio car
goes, 10; futures closed steady. Santos
or rice, No. Z, July, 1920; Aug, 10. a5;
Sept, 1885
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-28
TRUSTEES SALES.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed TO me by j. F. Christian, dated
June ii, 1870. and OF record in the clerks Office OF
the corporation court OF the city OF Roanoke,
Va, decd book II, page rs. to secure r. W .
Spindle, the payment Of s2GG6G6, as evidenced
june H. 1890, payable one and two years from
date with interest, default having been made in
the payment OF first of said notes. and being re-
Quircd by the beneficiary In eaid decd will cell
IN SATURDAY, AUGUST, 1ST. 1891, AT IL
O'CLOCK NOON, in front OF the court house, at
public auction, the following described property,
In the city OF Roanoke, State OF Virginia, de-
scrihcd as follows:
beginning Vt point on the southwest corner
OF Campbell and Randolph streets, thence south
degrees Is minutes west 80 feet thence north 81
degrees IS minutes west 100 feet, thence north 2
degrees IS minutes east 50 feet; thence south ST
degrees is minutes east 100 feet to place OF bc-
less, and known as lot 14S, Ward 5. Sccond-Bc-
ginning NJ point on the west side OF Randolph
street, 50 feet south OF Campbell street, thence
south degrees Is minutes wcst 80 feet thence
north 20 degrees Is minutes west 100 feet, thence
north degrees IL minutes enst 80 feet, thence
south 81 degrees Is minutes cast 100 feet to place
OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the coet OF cx-
ocuting this trust, including trustees commits
sion Of per cent, and to pay or one past due
note, with interest, for 81 the purchaser
to assume ono intcrcst-bcaring negotiable note,
dated June IA, 1870, made by j. L. Christian to
i. w. Spindle. payable two years from date and
the residue, II any. on such terms ne will be an
nounccd on day OF sale.
HENRY NJ DANIEL. Trustee.
am requested by Mr.. j. F. Christian 10 say
that he has sold the nbove described property,
and his purchaser assumed said notes.
lly2tds HENRY NJ. DANIEL.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-28

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust executed to me by q. r. Walker and
D. b. Cole, made the 9TH dry OF December, lS,M,
and OF record in the office or the clerk OF the
Hastings Court or the City OF Roanoke, in Deed
book No. 5t, page 13i, To secure to II. s. Coirman
and twenty cents ($5S5.2W payable in twenty
seven equal monthly ins:allmcuts OF eighteen
dollars and eighty cents each and ono INSTALL
ment OF twcnty-threc dollars and eighty cents
payable in thirty days after the payment OF the
preceding instnllmcnts, another instalmcnt OF
thirty-hvc dollars payable thirty days after tho
payment or the foregoing Miscellaneous, one other
installmcnt of eighteen dollars and eighty cents
payable In thirty days after the payment OF the
proceeding tnstnllmcnts shall have been made
evidenced by thirty certain negotiable notes OF
even date with the deed aforesaid drawing In
by said S SsI e sn an1s
ahle monthly TO II. =. Cofrmnn mt the First
National ,iank OF Roanoke, and default
OF those notes falling due on tho 9th :day of
narch, April. May. June, and July, 1S9l, rcspec-
lively, each for the sum OF eighteen dollars and
eighty cents with the interest at tho rate of per
cent. per annum from the 9TH day OF December,
iSsn and being REQUIRED so to do by the bench
auction to the highest bidder in front or the
court house Mt lloanoke, Va. on THURSDAY
LIE 2UrIi DAY Of AUGUST, 1871. AT IL
scribed as follows
street thegse a. p1in, - dee east Of Rogers
the line OF Fishburnc's property, thence with
Ffshburnc's line In castcrly direction 10 feet
to point, thence n n northcrly direction 81 feet
to Wells street. thence with Wells street in
westerly direction " feet To the place of begin
nny, being the same property conveyed to X.
). Coirman by j. II. Pollard
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to nay
costs OF sale and the principal and interest, re-
manning un:,nid on the five notes aforesaid and
on the note falling due on August Gth, 1871, each
ior the sum OF eighteen dollars and eighty cents,
VIII he required, balance payable NJ the notes
hcreinheforc mentioned will become due and
payable according to the terms OF said deed, and
IL the purchase money exceed the amount of snid
notes, the exc ss shall be payable In one md two
years, all deferred payments to he evidenced by
interest bearing negotiable notes secured by n
deed or trust on the property.
a. l.. STAPLES,
Iulyl!-tU! Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-28
TIL: PIG IRON MARKET.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July GA review
of the general situation and the business
OF the week can be but little more than
repetition OF that for several weeks
past. The market continues dull, and
buyers are holding of from purchasing
any iron other than they are compelled
to have for current business, as gem
eral rule. Prices, however. remain, un-
changed; There is a pretty general
feeling that there will be general actiy-
ity during the fall and large volume
OF business in all branches
Owing to the heavy demand for roll
ing stock to move the crops, car famine
Is imminent In fact, the scarcity Of
cars Is already beginning to be felt. 1t
Is feared that this will result seriously
to many manufacturers. from the fact
that during this dull season consumers
have found that their contracts call for
more pig metal than their orders for
finished material demand, and in many
instances they have asked the furnaces
for an entire suspension Of shipments
for periods ranging from two weeks to
month and half.
AS the majority are carrying light
stocks. when they desire shipments
resumed, it will be when they have
need for the iron promptly, and when
shipments do commence the requests
Will be so heavy for prompt shipment
that the furnaces would not bo able to
comply, even though the greater part
OF the car supply were not being used
for the movement OF other commodities,
thus giving rise to long delays. for
which there will be nc remedy.
We quote, for cash, f.. o. b. cars,
Louisville, KY.
Southern coke, No.
Foundry .......... .s14.5O to e15. 90
Southern coke, No.
Foundry ............. 1875 to 14.25
Southern coke, No. 3
Foundry ............. 1925 to 1875
S)uther coke, Grey
Forge. ............... 1880 to 1900
Southern charcoal, No. /
Foundry ........... 1000 to 100
Southern car wheel,
standard brands. go. 1900 to 5000
GEO. Ii. HULL IL Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-28

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
the clerks Office OF the lusting's Court for tho
city OF Ronnok Va. In deed hook so. page 81 in
which "A. ). Mcacham conveyed to the under
signed trustee certain real estate In the city OF
Roanoke, a., therein described with interest, to
secure j. III. Rankin the sum OF S2,0ON, evil
denccd by two certain negotiable notes therein
described, with interest each OF which notes is
Tor the sum OF <lutO, and default having been
made In the payment OF the first OF said notes
and having been required by the beneficiary in
said deed so TO do, will sell ut public anction In
'front.' OF tho courthouse OF the city of Roanoke, Va
ON SATURDAY, TIE 22D DAY OF AUGUST,
1871, ut IL a. Ill all those two certain lots or par
GELS OF land In the city OF Roanoke Va, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning mt point
nj tho southeast corner OF Webb or Eighth streets
ana Salem avenue; thence In an cnstcrly direction
with Salem avenue 1O0 feet to u point; thence in
southcrly direction rs feet tn all ley and with
said alley in westerly direction 100 feet to a
point on Webb or Eighth street, and with Eighth
strort In horherly direction IS feet to the place
or beginning and known ~ lots Nos. Is and III on
the map OF the lands Of Mrs. Sayor, city of Roa-
nokc. Va.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient to pay ono
october, $50, and costs OF sale. Including 5 pcr
cent. commission to the trustee. the nurchascr IN
assume ono note Tor Sl.UW with interest from the
81 or October. 1870, due Is months from date and
the residue on such terms ns may be made known
ON day OF sale. All deferred payments to be
secured by deed OF trust on tho property sold,
and purchasers executing negotiable notes for
same. A q. pENDIErON, Trustee
july1ytds
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-28
TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
n tate-Under and by virtue OF two deeds of
tIust, the ono dated the s9th day OF May, 1889.
made by Mary A. llcCrossin and husband to c.
ONLeary;the other dated the list day OF November,
lSSD, made by said Mary A. McCrossin to Thos
w. Miller, both OF which deeds OF trust are to 90.
cure the performance by said Mary A. McCrossin
OF certain payments and stipuations in certain
bonds hon, executed In favor OF the Home Loan and
building Association, and default having occurred
by said Mary 4. McCrossln therein; ut tho request
or the beneficiary VIC, acting scvcrally under said
deeds OF trust will on MONDAY. THE 2ITII DAY
OF AUGUST. 1891, at IL O'Clock NJ. In front OF
the premises proceed to sell by public auction to
the highest bidder all that certain parcel OF land
anu improvements. situated in the city OF Roa-
nokc, Virginia, and described as follows: Be-
ginning at point ON the south side OF Gilmer
street l50 feet cast from Wood street thence
south 81 degrees - minutes cast 50 feet to point;
thence south degrees Is minutes west lod feet;
thence north II degrees - minutes west so feet;
thence north degrees Is minutes cast 100 feet to
place OF beginning.
TERMS-Cash az TO enough to pay the debt
due said Company. 81 ,0Il.SO. and costs of sale, "A
total OF say Sl.l5O and the balance In one and two
years with Interest from day or sale. unless other
Wise directed on day of sale by said Mary A Nc
Crossin rs to said balance
z. O'LEARY,
1ulyl9-tds THOS. w. MILLER,
rrus
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-28
TRUsTBEs. SALES. \

TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF g
a deed OF trust dated July 9th, 1880, and ro-s
corded In the clerks Office Of the city OF Roam
t,i Ike in deed book 40 page Ss, from the Viz
5n3n,i finance company to tho undersigned,
deed deed and being required so to do by the benz
nGiary In said deed, will on TU ESDAY Y. TITLE
nth DAY OF AUGUST, 1891. AT IL O'CLOCK
NUN. oifcr for sale In front of the courthouse
IN Roanoke by public auction the followinx
described parcel Of land:
, Beginning at a pt int on the north side OF
campbell street S4 feet east OF the northeast
corner OF what was known as the Dover lands
on Mrs. NJ Is. Trout thence parallel with the
line or said Dover lands north degrees cast
eos, tset to point; thence south IS degrees
west PA feet to Campbell street: thence with
SAID street south 81 degrees Is minutes west Is
feet to the place of ot ginning. =
IhhMS OF SALE.-Cash as to the cost of
eaecutine TINS trust and the sum of $3,33333
anu interest thereon from July 5th 1890, as
sumo like sum due July 5th, lS93, and interest
from July 9th, 1870, and the residue in one and
Two years from day of sale with interest ne
on the premises. A. e KISG Tr,,s.ae
tuly11-tds 49, 81