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The Iola register., 1891-07-31
Living on q Dollar n Week.
from the Boston Advertiser. |

Mr.. Edward Atkinson, IL not exactly
making two blades of grass grow where
one grew before. like DR.. JOhnson's
typical benefactor, Is trying to make
81 in food preparation do the work of
81, which would be great deal better.
He declares In the last publication that
the cost OF food material absOrbs half
the income of nine-tenths OF our people:
that the waste of food amounts to more
than all the cloth made in our factories.
aud that we consume pound OF coal
for every pound Of food that is cooked
for our breakfast and dinner tables.
We cook in the United States, he says,
at least $4,000, ,O00.000 worth OF meat,
fish, grain and vegetables in year, and
of that sum We lose 81, 900, 0OO,0 by
bad cookery.
Being light eater, and subsistlng on
81 a week for food alone, Mr.. Atkinson
prefers the oil or gas stove to the pom
derous range" or "cook stove" viii ch
he thinks an invention of Satan. He
adds this calculation: gave a seven
course dinner to my whist club and
friends, including oranges and coffee,
which cost 13 cents each for the food
material. gave dinner of four
courses, soup, fish. meat and vegetables
and mush with molasses for desert, to
nine of the poorer students at Harvard
who want to economic; there were also
three others; each had pound and q
half OF strong food, and the cost of
twelve was 81 cents" And yet the
authorities made us paw 81 each for our
commencement dinner of four courses
month ago.
The miracle of the five loaves and
two small fishes is not repeated yet by
Mr.. Atkinson, but he is making ap-
proaches toward it. He says, and, no
doubt, very truly, that a laborer whose
wife knows how to choose meat as we'll
as to cook it can live on 81 a week and
much better than the average fares,
though this would compel her to bny
the poorer kinds of beef. But for 81 a
week the laboring man can buy the best,
always excepting canvas-back ducks
and tenderloin beef, and that, in Bos-
ton, hard-working man can live we'll
for 20c a day, and woman at light
work for 13ac. / have no douot OF this;
for l know family which lives better
than most persons. so far as food goes,
for 81. a week, cooking included. But
this requires great care and intelligence
in buying and preparing food.
The Iola register., 1891-07-31

The dark Tuscan eyes, keen and clear
Q moment before, flashed brightly and
then grew humid.
'Excellenza, you have only to COM
mand! l was soldier once-1 know
what duty means. But there is a better
Service-gratitude. ! am your poor
servant, but you have won my heart
would give my life for you, should you
desire itl''
He paused, half ashamed of the emo
| tion that threatened to break through
his mask of impassibility, bowed again
and would have left me, but that called
him back and held out my hand.
"Shake hands, amico,"I said simply.
| He caught it with an astonished vet
pleased look,-and STOPPING, kissed it
before could prevent him, and this time
| literally scrambled out of my presence
with an entire oblivion of his usual dig
nifty. Left alone. considered this be-
havior of his with half-pained surprise.
| This poor fellow loved me, it was evil
dent-why, knew not. 1 had done no
more for him than any other master
might have done for good servant. 1
had often spoken to him with impa-
tience, even harShneSs; and yet / had
''won his heart'-so he said. Why
should he care for me? why should my
poor old butler Giacomo cherish me so
devotsdly in his memory; why should nv
very dog still love and obey me, when
my nearest and dearest, my wife and
my friend, had so gladly forsaken me,
and were so eager to forget me! Per-
haps fidelity was not the fashion now
among educated persons? Perhaps 1t
was a worn-out virtue, left to the bas-
peuple-to the vulgar-and to animals?
Progress might have attained this re-
sult-no doubt it had.
i sighed wearily, and threw myself
down in an armchair near the window,
and watched the whito-sailed boats
skimming like fiecks of silver across the
blue-green water. The tinkling of
tambourine by and by attracted my wan
dering attention, and looking into the
street just below my balcony / saw a
young girl dancing. She was lovely to
look at, and she danced with exquisite
grace as we'll as modesty, but the beauty
of her face was not so much caused by
perfection of feature or outline,
as bY certain wistful express
sion that had in it something Of
nobility and pride. l watched her;
at the conclusion OF her dance she
neld up her tamoourlne with a bright
vet appealing smile. Silver and copper
were freely flung TO her, contributing
my quota to the amount; but all she re-
ceiyed she at once empt!sd into lssth-
The Iola register., 1891-07-31
THE VENDETTA,
Or
The Story of One Forgotten
BY MARIE CORELLI
CHAPTER XXI.
Oh

T0R a moment l lost
lmy self-possession.
, I scarcely remem-
Der now what / did.
/ know / clasped
her almost roughly
in my arms; / know
that I kissed her
The Iola register., 1891-07-31
HoteIa

An American sojourning in foreign
hotels misses many of the privileges he
enjoys in the land of the free. Strang.
ers are not allowed the freedom of the
hotels in Europe as they are in 4the
States" They can't use the smoking
room, read the newspapers. loiter about
the halls, make general rendezvous of
the house, and help themselves to sta
tionery as they do on this side. Their
hotels lack some of our popular feat
ures, but, on the other hand, they are not
SO noisy, and are more private.
The Iola register., 1891-07-31
A LITTLE AWKWARD AT FIRST.

When lovely woman
Dons "pan 8" (which no mai
Denies her right to wear),
She'll be no fright,
Nor cen sight
To make the thoughtless stare,
Yet wicked men
viii snicker, when,
With absent-minded air,
Sho reaches back
To grab the slack"
OF skirts no longer there,
Indianapolis Journal.
The Iola register., 1891-07-31

that my grief affected him deeply. AT
last, after an endless discussion, it was
agreed that since the model was indis-
pensableI should be there whenever she
came. There chancsd to be on one side
of the studio very convenient little
lumber room, from which ] could see
without being seen. l ought to be
ashamed, you will of being jealous:
but, my pet, you must have gone
through these emotions before you can
offer an opinion about them.
Next day the model was to be there.
l therefore summoned up my courage
and installed myself in the hiding place
with the express condition that at the
least tap at the partition my husband
should come to me at once. Scarcely
had l shut myself in when the dreadful
model l had seen the other day arrived
dressed heaven knows how, and SO
wretched in appearance that 1 asked
myself how l could have been jealous OF
woman who could walk around without
a scrap of white cuff on her wrists. and
an old shawl with green fringe. Well,
my dear, when I saw this creature throw
off shawl and dress In the middle OF the
studio and begin to undres, in the cool
est and boldest manner, 1t had an effect
upon me | cannot describe. l choked
with rage. thumped at the partition.
Etienne came to me. trembled; l was
pale. He laughed at me, gently as
sured me and returned to his work. BY
this time the woman was standing up.
half naked, her thick hair loosened and
hanging down her back in glossy heavi-
ness. 1t was no longer the poor wretch
of moment ago, but already almost a
statue, Notwithstanding her common
and listless air. My heart died within
me. However, l said nothing. All at
once I heard my husband cry: The
left leg; the left leg forwardw and as
the model did not understand him AZ
once he went TO her and-Oh! ! could
eeatain myself 40 !ongsr. knocked
The Iola register., 1891-07-31
An Importapt Matter

Wedding Guest-Where's the bride
groom?
Bride-Just gone out on a little
errand.
Wedding Guest-Something impor-
tant, suppose, or he wouldn't have lef,
you so soon after the ceremony.
Bride-oh. yes; he went out to see /!
papa's wedding check was good, -
Epoch,
The Iola register., 1891-07-31

What the glorious climate of Cali
fornia can't do no climate will. Saying
nothing of her trees, here is grape
vine as described by the San Francisco
Examiner: 1T was cut day or so ago
at General Bidwell's vineyard in Chico.
The body OF what was once a slender
twining plant is now sixteen feet tall
and as large around as stovepipe hat.
1t is full OF deep seams, some OF them
almost reaching the center of the trunk
and there is bark upon it that is rough
and ragged. Arms larger than a mans
start out from the body and there are
seven Of them in all. Some Of the run,
ners were 200 feet in length. and the
vine, when bearing, bore hundreds Of
pounds OF grapes every year"
The Iola register., 1891-07-31

Not far from Portland, Me-, a barn
was set on fire by lightning. The same
bolt that fred the building shattered
q pipe that connected with water main
and the aow Of water sxtinguished ~
asusa
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New York, Sept. 2S.-ISpeciall-
Southern flour dull. heavy; common to
fair, $50; extra, 40; good to choice,
4.i0GD5. IS. Wheat weaker, moderately
active; No. . red, store and elevator,
1.02; options opened 140oas lower;
further declined 5s0o5s on easier cables,
heavy receipts and increase in the
visible supply, which latter was duo in
part to taking in of seven outside cleva-
tors at Minneapolis and making them
REGULAR" after reacted Is a. Is; closed
steady, 9sGDes under yesterday. No. .
red, September, 1.O2 rs; October, l.O.3i
December, 1.0Gi4.
Corn firm, active for cXpor,; No. =,
60l9 elevator, GlMGlI9 ailoat; options
declined l40p% on increased supplies,
advanced i40ol@i on more active cover
ing and closed strong l4Gnl% upon de-
livcrics this side Of January; Scptcm-
Der, 81; October. 6D14: December, - =.
Oats easier, active: options dull weaker:
September. 81 "a; October, b 4; spot No.
., 80 4 Cl323i.
Hops dull, weak; State, common to
choice, l3MlG; Pacific Coast, lao l6.
Coffee, options opened firm, l5G II
points up, closed steady 25@55 up;
Sept, l3.75GD o.; Oct, l2.iUG0 T.. 40;
Nov, 1l.G5Cpll.75; spot Rio iirmer,
quiet; fair cargocs, Ii; No. :, Az
Sugar, raw, quiet, easier; fair refining,
rs; refined quiet, easier; standard ~,
AZ; cut loaf, as; powdered, 49S;
granulated, 4}9@42z. Molasscs, New
Orleans, fair demand, firm; common to
fancy, 2sM33.
Rice firm, fair demand; domestic, fair
to extra, 511@6; Japan, 5hM5I. Petro-
leum quiet, steady; refined New York,
6.3O@6.45; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
6.25MG.40; in bulk, G.35. Cotton seed
oil quiet, steady; new crude. 30; now
yellow, 80. Rosin steady, quiet;
strained, common to good, 1.3719@1.4O.
Turpentine quiet, steady, 374@3S.
Wool steady, quiet; domestic fleece,
3O0 SO; Texas, 1904. Pork moderate
demand, steady; new mess, l20o Is; OK ira
prime, HOPS. Peanuts, steady; fancy
hand picked. A. farmers, 2]1@31l.
Beet dull ,stcady; family, ll@ II; extra
mess. o@ 10; beef hams quiet, easy, Ia;
tierccd beef quiet; city extra, India
mess, 1920; cut meats dull, steady;
picked bellies, o: shoulders, %; hams,
lcG1 II; middlcs firm; short clear, 100.
Lard strong. more active; Western
steam, 7.O2 q; city, 60; October, Gro
bid; November, 7.07; December, 7.15.
Freights firm, fair demand; cotton,
732d; grain, sd.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29

JNRtSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
4 tatc near the City OF Roanoke, Nir.inin-
huer ana ny virtue or II decd of trust; Gated
me l'th day or August. $50. from tho Union
In, % To the undersigned trustee. and OF rec
ord i'll the Clerk Office OF the County CDur, far
cure The payment or 81, So, rs therein dc
scrihcd: and default having occurred i'm Tho
payment ot the first five due notes OF
Si'22" -, each. and ~ the request OF the hold.
crs thereof, WILL on MONDAY. THE 5'rII DAY
OF OC rOBER. 1871. in front OF the cnurthn,,. p in
bidder, that certain tract OF land living in I'M.
County Of Roanoke, Virginia, and described ~
follows: q"
Lying on the north side of tho old road from
Shlrm 10 lynchburg and bounded ~ follows 10
wit; beginning at black oak on The smith sidc
rose Land Companies; thence north luo ~ min
ci-t @.tN N-lu fcct To u double white oak. ihc
same hcinG corner of tho West Mcrosc Land
20. thence north NJ min. cast i.3i feet Ia n
iar.c whitc oak on tho land III tho Richmond and
toanokc Company; thence with their line north
south !, o6> west 3ual 10 feet tn a point ON The
sonth side OF the old Salem and I.vnchhur- rnnd
anu on line Of George u. Proui'- farm: Thence
win said lnc along the south side of tho road
south 81 III min. cast l.i.tj - In feet Ia INC
pacc "t beginning; containing 100 1O.l0O acres
more less >9'
ERMS: Cash H. Ia enough to nav the cost of
cNccutin. this trust. and the live past due notes
81 81 '22Wi-' each and interest. total OF say 50
.th:Nl; ana n In SS,hllSi with interest from The
l''n diN oi August. lS.W, on tho 18th dav OF An
tuHt. lS''? ana a to SN,G;iS, with interest from
August. lS:'. ana the residue in two equal nm
h'iai in>iamcnt- from date OF sale. with interest
from date Of sale THOMAS " WIIjER
scpi-tds Tru.t,,,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29

TRt STEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OE
n deed or trust executed to me by Luthcr
MiliCr dated August IS lS,n and recorded i'm the
Tcrk Office OF Hastings Court, OF the city ar
honhokc. Va, III decd book SO. page ati3 in trnst
tosccilrc 10 :. :. Brooke the payment of thc ann,
OF SSH evidenced by two negotiable nntcs ~
SAID Luther Miller. bearing even date win anil
iccu, cnch III the sum OF St1, payable with in.
tcrrst from date respectively In one and two
years from date, and default having been made
ln.tnc payment OF the first OF said notes to fall due
NJ the request OF said =. :. Brooke shall scll ~
!hc highest bidder, at public auction in front OF
me court housc, IN the city OF Rosnoke An -
oSnot n VI On FRIDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
w i'bhk, 1871, all that certain lot or parcel OF
,,ahu situated i'll tho city OF Roanoke and
bounded and described as follows:
hcslhhing NJ point on tho west side OF Com
Wcrcc street % feet south or Pine street; thence
snuth degrees 81 minutes west to a point.
thchrc north - degrees IL minutes west l5j feet
10 an alley; thence with said alley north DEGREES
30 minutes east ~ feet to Il point theme, somIh -
ncetcc, IL minutes east l56 fcct To the place OF
beginning. ~ f''e Va
EhMS; Cash ~ Ia 81 much of the proceeds ma
may ne necessary Ia dc fray the expenses or rx-
ccn'lhS me trust. including tho trustees com
missions, ~ providr for In said tr,i.t deed nnd
10 pay me sum OF Sii1 with interest thereon from
AusHSl -. lN'W. an as to the additional sum or
81, Win interest thereon from August ~ lSh,
l" august -. lN''2. upon credit until sail l,st
mentioned uaic.and the residue, unless otherwise
announced at The time of sale upon credit OF
one year from date OF sale. deferred payments In
pear interest and 10 he secured on tho property
ny uccd or trust or vendors lien.
sep'i"-5"aays ROY Il. SMITH. Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29
Health is Wealth

DR. +. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, E guaranteed specific for
Hystcria, Dizziness, CONDITIONS, Fits,
Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
Prostitution caused by the use of alchol
or tobacco, Wakefu!ncss, Mental De-
preston, Softcning or the Brain result
ing in insanity and leading to misery,
decay and death, Premature Old Age,
Barrcnness, Loss of Power in either
sex, Involuntary losses and Spcrmat-
orrra caused by over-excrto.- of the
brain, sclf-abuso or ovcr-indulgcncc.
Each box contains one months treat
mcnt. Sl.00 Il box, or six boxes for 81. 90,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONES
to cure any case. With each order re-
ceivcd by us for six boxes, accompanied
with $500, we will send tho purchaser
our written guarantee to refunnd the
money if the treatment does not effect
euro Guarantees issued only by Roam
oke Drug Co., sole agents, "a Campbell
street, Roanoke, Va. ian25-coly
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, Bucllen's
Arnica Salvc and Electric Iittcrs, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given su III univcr-
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase price,
if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on their
merits. Budwcll, Christian & Barbcc
druggists.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29
TRusrEE's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED

I'kCSTEES SALE.-BY NlRTUEO 4 DEED
Il or trust executed To me Ivy Fannie Laura
bIaooi dated tho 18th day Of August lSan and
recorded in the clerks Office of tho Hastings
Court Of the city OF Roanoke in deed book IL
page ~, IN trust To secure 10 David Enfield tho
payment OF the sum OF $50. evidenced hv tho
TWO nc:otlahc notes of even date with said decd
OF Fannie Laura Bladon. payable with interest
from date. in twelve and twenty four months re-.
spcctivcly thereafter, 10 tho order OF David En-.
heid at tho Commercial National Bank of Ron
hok". a.. ANA default having hccn made in I, g
payment OF the first OF said notes ut the request
OF we holder thereof shall sell to tho highest
bidder at public auction in front of the court
mouse ~ the city OF Roanoke. Va. ON THURS
DAY. THE i5I1l DAY OF OCTOBER. is.l, NJ
lsn clock NJ that certain lot parcel bounded
and described H. follows
'c.mnins AZ point loo feet west of seventh
stree, on north side l.oudou avenue thence in a
westerly direction ~ feet toa point thence in a
hofthcriy direction ~ feet or les TO an alley:
thence cast with said alley ~ feet Ia n point
III s"uihcrly direction -! feet. more nr les to
place "f beginning and known ~ lot Il, section
>" a. shown by thu map OF the Rogers Fairfax
niot>ton Addition tn tho city OF Roanoke VA
iEkMS:-Cash sufficient IL pay the first note
or SUI. with interest al ii per cent protest fees
ana cost of cNccutin. this trust a. provided in
said dceu or trust. the purchaser To assume the
payment of ono note az $50. due ON tho 18th dav
"i August, lS'2, with interest from tho 18th dnv
"i August. lSD. Residue. IL amy. on such terms
~ VIII he made known on day or sale.
{. MARkLEY.
9oP'i''t"s Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29
TRUSTEES SALES.

TNRCSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
OF trust. dated September 5. 1890, executed 10
the undersigned trustee by Edmund Dider and
OF RECORD in deed hook rs page 372 or Roanoke
tiustings Court. clerks office, default having
, nccn made IN paving part OF the debt ,ecurcd
!ncrcoy ana az the request OF the beneficiary
therein, ! will ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER
2Ii; AT II O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the
courthouse OF said city, sell To the highest bid.
der the lots In said deed of rus, mentioned lying
IN hoanokc, Va, and d. scribcd ~ follows:
beginning At the southeast corner OF Clarke
ana Rice streets; thence south II degrees cast
l'o fcct To an alley; thence with alley north 80
9esrcts east loo feet to a point: thence north IL
ucSrccs west 80 feet Ia Clarke street: thence
win Clarke street south ~ degree west 100 feet
To beginning.
lEnMS; Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
executing this trust and 10 pay The balance on a
noe unc september ). ISL. OF $3.50 with interest
ana protest fees. and assume ono mote OF SEQ
"a,cu september ,, lSn, and due Scptember5
lN.s, win interest from date. executed bv Ed
mund Didict To y. E. King: and rs TO the real
que the terms will nc made known ON ,lav or
sale. C. \ UI'EEW.T , ~ u"S vi
Mr. Didicr has sold this property and the raw
mcnt OF the said notes were assumed hv his
'cuu.cs. e. y. HUFFMAN. Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29

Ikl STEES SALE -BY VIRTUE OF ADEED
L "i trust executed Ia me hy Henry BODY and
dated the ith day OF February, iSi0, and OF rec.
ora at Inc clerk Office uf the Hastings Court OF
h"anokc. VA. decd hook % page $50. 10 secure
10 k"Nie v iou,t: the payment OF the sum OF
sha'". ~ evidenced by three int rest bearing ne
s"tihblc notes OF the sum of II. 800 each u tvahlc
~ one, Two ana three years respectively from
date OF I'D deed; and whereas default ha4
occh made III the payment OF the first mentioned
m"tc, ana ncihE requested 10 do 80 by the hcue-
hclary, VIII sell NJ public suction in front OF
mi,iucr'nn MoNDAl,TllE ETH DAY or OCrO-
hEi' 1871. M l2;lI T. VI. the following described
property in tho city or Roanoke, VA to wit:
BEGINNING at appoint on tho north side of Sn-
Icm aNcnic s'3 feet west OF Henry street, heinz,
INC southwest corner of Fircy- lot: thence
WIN INC line of same north, 80 west, - Ci feet
l" point. thence south = 81 west - /, feet 10
point thence south Il u minutes east 40 feet
10 Salem avenue; thence with the same north
~ minutes ra-t - feet 10 the begin
hlhS. win improvements belonging to said lot
upon Inc inllowin. terms Ia Wit: l-t Cash -niti.
cicil, 10 pay the cost OF This sale including A
" i-tce commission olj per cent. and Ia pay one
interest nearing negotiable note dated February
IN $50. and payable one year from date in tho
-um OF : 500 " 80
second. Purchaser 20 a-sumc two other nero
'iahlc interest hcarin: uotc- OF - $1,000 cach n-
specified IN decd with decd OF trust retained
I" secure the unpaid balance and il there he any
tc-iHH" "t purchase money. terms will he pro-
NlHci on day OF sale. WILLIAM t. BUSH,
scptl. tG- Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-29
TRUSTEES SALES.

CRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
decd OF trust executed to the undersigned
1870 and recorded In the Office OF the clerk OF the
Hastings Court or the city OF Roanoke, Virginia
mccd book ~. page 252 in trust to secure To John
u Eihson the payment OF seven hundred and
MY (S'Jp.W) dollars, evidenced by three 80 Ger.
,aih negotiable notes with said decd for two
hundred and iitty .S25o.eN dollars each. with IN
tcrcst from date. due nj onc.two and three wears
respectively from tho date thereof. NJ the First
National Bank OF Roanoke. Virginia. and de-
,au.t navini been made in the payment OF the
hrst or said notes and the interest thereon. and
having been required by said John 4. Gibson 50
To DO will orcr for sale to the hiyhcs, bidder NJ
public auction in front OF the courthouse in tho
city OF Roanokc, Virginia. on Tt ESDAN. THE
ETH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891. AT IL NJ the
ioi!Twns described lot or parcel Of land situated
ami desert he'd follows:
Beginning nj point on Elm street two hum
urcd and iiii, (a50l feet east of Grove street,
thence with Elm street in an castcrnly direction
nity chn feet 10 point. thence in II northcrnly
direction ono hundred and thirty tl:O) feet TO an
alley. thence with said alley in II wcstcrnly dircc
non hity feet To a point. thence in a southerlv
direction one hundred and thirty $50 feet to the
beginning. and known as lot ~. section $. ns
shown by the map OF the Lewis Abolition 10 the
city OF Roanoke, Va
TERMS: Cash sufficient to discharge all costs
anu expenses attending the execution of the
trust, and To discharge tho amount of nancy nc
on the first Of sal notes above for $3.50 ~ with
interest from August nth, 1870: enough of the
purchase money To he made payable on the nth
charge the note for Sal0O0 with interest from
August =. lSW. which will he due to Jno I 9Th.
ron on the yin day OF August, lS.f2 enough 10 he
made payable on tho 18th day OF August lS.,3 n
VIII nc sufficient To discharge like note hccom.
lnG QUO al That date provided, however the pur-
cnasc none! shall he sufficient for these pur
pn,e-' ana me balance. IL any shall he made nay.
apir NJ sich time and secured in such manner NJ
l.. b Deycrlc shall prescribe and direct or in
trustee shall think iii. J. {. DAVENPORT.
scpl3tds Trustee