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nrARrINsnnRG NEWS.
Important Misunderstanding Enterprise Lo.
Gates in the Town.

ttItu' IN sI1V
Special DtDa'ea to tie 1r.eitOaea.
MARrINsBuRe, W. VA, July 6.-The
negotiations which have been pending
for the past week between the Mining,
Manufacturing Company, of this city,
and Fritz & Purdee, of Baltimore, in
which was involved the location of the
large furniture factory of the latter in
this city closed Saturday. They will
locate their plant on the grounds Of the
company and commence the erection
of suitable buildings at once. 1t will
be valuable addition to the business
interests of the city.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., July 6.-oHicial
announcement of Hannibal Hamlin'a
death was made to-day from the White
House, and flags on the public buildings
were ordered at halfn on the funeral
dav-
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LONDON, July e.-Many persons have
called on Mr.. Gladstone to condole with
him upon the death OF his eldest son.
Among the callers were the United
States Minister and Mrs. Lincoln. M,
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DEATH on MRs. GRTTfNGs,
a sister of Hon, larry p. Neal, in Wash.
ington, d. c.
SDerial DkspaLth 10 he LlteEtigeacer.

ington, d. c.
Special Dispates to ne Iataltgae1.
PARkERsBURa, W. Va, July 6.-The
relatives and friends here of Mrs. B. F.
Gettings, of Washington, formerly Miss
Lucy Neal) were shocked to hear Of her
death, which occurred yesterday after
noon between 8 and 4 o'clock. She had
been i'll but short time, and it was
supposed that she was much better, but
she suddenly grew worse and died.
Her father, Mr.. L. P. Neal, had been
visiting her for two or three weeks, and
was with her when she died. She was
a sister of Hon. Larry P. Neal, Of Ohio.
She was married to Mr.. Gettings less
than two years ago, and they had gone
to housekeeping only about two months
ago. She leaves little child six or
seven months old.
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DUNN, July 6.-several fights oc-
CURED in Carlow yesterday between
Parnellitcs and nti-Parnellites. Sticks
and stones were freely used and several
persons were injured.
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LONDON, July 6.-The Standards Ber-
lin dispatch says that Emperor William
will not have time to make a Scottish
cruise. He will 10 direct from London
to Edinburgh and will embark at Leith
on the nth inst. for Norway.
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BERLIN, July 6.-The memoirs OF Gen.
eral Won Moltke to be published, viii
fill several volumes and the contents
promise to be Of much interest.
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about the body in several places, but
not seriously.


MENpnIs, TENN., July GA telegram
received in this city at 1880 this alter
noon reports cyclone as having passed
through Madison, Miss, this morning.
Several buildings were demolished and
considerable damage was done. No
further information is obtainablc, as
the wires south are all down.
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CHARIEsroS, S. O., July e.-J. D.
Shaw, editor of the Bishopvil1e Eagle, was
shot and killed at a picnic near that
place by two drunken rowdles, whom
he, with others, was trying to keep in
order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-07

CArEMAx, July6.- President Harrison
this afternoon emphatically denied that
Secretary Blaine has resigned, . rumor
to that effect having reached here to-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-07
SCENES OF HORROR.

Scenes Of the greatest imaginable hor-
mrgNeted the eye of those engaged in
the Nescuing work, and the pitiful walls
and death groans from the men buried
out Of sight by massive heaps OF brick
and mOrtnr, could be heard arising from
every part Of the wreck imploring help,
and altogether the scene was heartrend-
llg; The storm was attended byamost
violent rain, in which the rescuers
worked and toiled for several hours, or
uhtl! both the living and the dead were
Cd are:
From New Orleans, all white: Louis
ylalre, N, J. Finnegan, Henry Mckay,
James Molier, John Duffy, John o. 'Leary,
yShaFleS Snmmerfeld, L. H. Durley and
COlored, from New Orleans: Jake
Jones, Samuel Jackson, Major White
and William Gibson.
From the various other parishes:
Joseph Powell, Jr., c. NJ. Young, T. B.
stewart, Gus Block, A. L. Gurnett, D.
campbell, J. P. Bolan, Phelix Richards,
Eii Marion Perkins, Walter Douglass, John
FOLEY, Frank Aaron, John Farland,
@eieo Neal and Alexander Forrell, all
unhllei and Oscar Phillips, Wm. Perry,
rnGmnry Dorson, Boerc Peterson, Robert
SSolieauX, Harrison Dorsey and William
'cSit, soy, Golored. Total wounded, SO.
Vi the number wounded about six
sse y. expected to die before night and the
iIeeSyery Of several Of the others Is
Si.oaottuI, i.uI, The total damage to the pen
6Sa 6SSSanaary buildings is estimated at $780,.
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LIST OF THE DEAD.

whites-IsAAo McoLE1IASD, of Cal
asius.
LLA. wAGaoYER, of Claiborne.
FRED CLAGE, Of Quachita.
JAMES Vas METEOR, Of Latchitches.
lOHN GIBSOS.
WILLIAM Willow, of Now Orleans.
COlored-NATHAN CHAEcEY, Of East
Telicina.
Henry CAlEsTN, Orleans.
BEuREGARD HARDoN, of Bossier.
EDWARD BUCKNRR, OF Caddo.
There were forty prisoners at work at
6epants factory at the time of the
raSh, and Of that number six were
hIed and twenty were wounded and
terribly crushed. On the second story,
ueltral floor, was the hospital where
twenty sick prisoners lay undergoing
medical treatment, OF which number
four we're killed and fourteen seriously,
fnOthtally injured. The fro alarm
WD sounded and the entire fire depart
nelt summoned to the scene OF the
catastrOphe, and, together with the cit
liens and prison officials, aided by the
uninjured prisoners, worked vigorously
iorthe rescue Of the unfortunate souls
who lay, in some cases dying, confined
under the heap Of debris that was thick
Y sIrewn over every quarter Of the
premises,
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B,7ox RouGR, La, July GA cyclone
AZ. morning destroyed several houses.
Many people were hurt. The peniten-
S,rr walls we're blown down and many
nnyicts arc reported to have been
Tl,cl, The steamboat Smoky City was
hloun 10 pieces, there being nothing
N Of her but the hull. Several oil the
,few we're badly injured.
later rcportsays: a terrible cyclone
struck this city a little after Q o'clock
tbis morning passing from southwest to
Sotbsast. ,'ai Il entered the city at the
Garic brick yard, passed mp through
Cstfsb town and struck the hill just to
IA eas: d Mr.. John Johnson's resi-
jspce It's path continued in a north
ssstsrlv direction. crossing north
b0uleyard a hundred yards to the east
d The Governors mansion. 1t then
rent north, striking the penitentiary
building and the ]. A. Dougherty resi-
jence on the north, and then to the
dty The cyclone was 800 yards wide
md recoChetted along its course like q
anon ball, devastating as it went. In
5e City no one was killed, though sew
,ral persons were seriously injured.
len convicts at the penitentiary were
Eilled and thirty-hve injured, five OF
these very dangerously.
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occurring to-day he would only reply:
"You must use your own judgment
about that"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New YORK, June 29.-LSpccial Flour
closed dull; trade and family extras,
5o@5.25. Wheat trading was fairly
active to-day, with prices unsettled;
the market closed steady, with prices
slightly changed; spo, lots easier; spot
sales, No red, winter. 1.O514; No. 9,
July, 00l6; Aug, 81; Sept, s06; Dec,
SSl4.
lCorn options fairly active and irrogu-
lar, closing only fractionally changed;
spot lots closed dull but steady; spot
sales, No. 2 mixed, Go; No. mixed
June, Cpl; July, Gl5s; August, 5sls:
September, 57T. Oats options were
dull and unsettled, closing only slightly
changed; spot lots steady; spot sales,
No. l white, IS; No. do, 40; No l
mixed, 40. and No. Q do, 81.
Rye and barley neglected. Pork dull;
mess, 1l.50@ 1925. Lard closed steady;
June, Go; July, Gel. Sugar raw fairly
active and strong: powdered, 49s; gran
ulatcd, 49,. Coffee spot lots steady,
fair Rio cargocs, 1914; No. Z June, 1T.l5
July, 1915; August, 1885.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
THE PIG IRON MARK EFT.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Juno 27.-TSpo-
ciall-The situation in iron circles has
not materially changed from last week
The shutting down of mills and foun
dries for annual repairs and prepare
tions for stock taking July havo q
tendency to lend additional dizziness to
a market already very quiet. While it
is generally conceded that business OF
all kinds will be good and tho demand
for iron large during the latter part of
the year. buyers as rule do not seem
TO think that there is sufficient prospect
OF decided advance To require then to
place orders for their full needs ut cx-
listing prices for delivery during that
period, and the majority OF tho trading
is in small lots for Immediate shipment
We quote for cash free on board cars
Louisville, Ky:
Southern coke, No.
Foundry .............S l4.50 20 Si4.75
Southern coke, No. .
Foundry ..... 1873 to 1925
Southern coke, No. 3
Foundry -. ......... 1925 to 1875
Southern coke, Grey
Forge. ............. 1915 to 1925
Southern charcoal, No.
Foundry ..... 1000 TO 100
Southern car wheel,
standard brands. 80. 1900 to 5000
GEO. III. Hull. K Co.
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su1LD1Na ASSOCIATIONS.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
The Iron Belt Building and Loan
Association
OF ROANOKE, VIRGINIA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, s25, 600, 900.
OFFICERS:

PnEsIDENT-GEN. FITZHUGH LEE,
Ex-Governor of Virginia.
1sT VICE-PREsIDENT - PEYTON L.
TERRY, President Roanoke Trust,
Loar and Safe Deposit Co.
I'D VICE PRESIDENTS. w. JAMESON,
Secretary and treasurer Roanoke
Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Co.
SECRErARY-JOHN OFT. late Cashier
City Bank of Richmond.
TREAsURER-J. C. DAVENPORT, Cash
Ter Commercial National Bank, Roa.
noke, Va.
GENERAL CoUNsEI.--Hon. c. a. Nc
HUGH, Counsellor-at-Law, late OF
Charleston, S. G.
GENERAL MANAGER OF AoENCrEs-D
b. JESSE, late of Lexington, Ky.
GENERAL TRUSTEE-HoN. HENRY S.
TROUT, President First National
Bank, Roanoke, Va.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY = Roanoke
Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Company.
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MAYORS COURT.

The following cases were disposed Of
by Mayor Evans in his court yesterday
morning:
Jack Johnson, drunk on Commerce
street: fined 81.
Two young men named Plumb and
Turner who were arrested on n warrant
sworn out by Susan Montrev charging
them with throwing stone and strilt-
ing her son, boy seven yeors old, wcre
discharged 1t being shown that the
boys entered the yard where tho young
men were at wark and raised disturb
anco.
Chris Peg-am, arrested by Officer
merriman for being aslecpon Commerce
Street; dismissed.
William Martin, arrested on warrant
for assaulting William Hairston's wife
and threatening to kill him with
pistol; continued till to-day.
Ed Smith, loud and profane language
on Railroad avenue; fined So.
c. l.. Tinsley, drunk and down in the
flats: fined So.
William Sheppard, drunk in Wood
land Park; fined 81.
Steve Young. threatening to shoot
Taz Chcwning; dismissed.
Sallie Finncy and Henrietta Price,
using loud and profano language on
Sunday; Sallie Finncy was fined s. and
the other woman dismissed.
Ed. Turner, drunk and down on Terry
Hill; fined S..
Two Hungarians, sleeping in an open
building on Campbell strert; ordered to
leave the city ut once.
Ed. Marry, drunk and down on Salem
avenue; fined e..
Tom johnson, tresspassing on the
railroad; dismissed.
Oily johnson and Lena Smith were
arrested by Officer Sche mex for lettering
on Railroad avenue Saturday night.
They were defended by Mr.. Wood, and
after being fined SIS each, took an APP
peal to the Hastings Cour t.
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TRUSTEES SALE. by virtue OF a deed OF
trust dated the 9TH dny OF January, lSV.
AMI rec ordcd in the clerks Office OF the city OF
kiioanokc in deed book 81 page 81, from 7. H.
Forbes to the undersigned: default having
being, required so to do hy the beneficiary in
SAID decd. tho Roanoke Building and Invest
ncnt Co. | will. on TUESDAY THE NTH
DAY OF u NE, 1891, AT l. O'CLOCK NOON
oacr for sale In front OF tho courthouse in
koauohc city ut pIbic auction the following
described parcel of lanl:
Beginning II the south side OF Wise street
- feet west OF Peasants street, thence south
!. Gcgrt cs ID minutes east Iii feet to an alley.
thence south % degrees W. minutes west 10 feet
to n point thence north Il degrees 26 minutes
west Sd feet tn Wise street, thence withWisc
street north % degrees Us minutes east 10 feet
TO tho beginning.
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to the cost of
safe AMI the sum of $l53.sS and as 60 the sun,
OF Sl5N.lO in monthly installmcnts OF Sa0.a5
and the residue. unless differently announced
on the day Of sale, in one and two years with
interest from day OF sale. Deferred payments
to bc secured 10y deed OF trust.
may2.tds LUClEN H.COCKE.
Trustee.
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1. INSTALLMENT STOCK. = Mem
bership fee, 81 per share, which carries
the stock the first month, after that the
monthly dues are 60 cents per share.
2. PAID UP INTEREST," BEARING
STOCK.-S5o per share (par value, $1,000,
yielding dividend, payable semi-an-
nually, January 1, and July 1, of per
cent. per annum, which is duly RENTED
by check to the shareholder.
g. The stock is expected to mature in
seven years from date of each series re-
spectively, the same being issued
monthly.
T. There is no invcstm anywhere
safer or more profitable than it's stock
With the assets of the Association in
vested in first mortgages on improved
town real estate, duly insured for the
benefit OF the Association, on Il basis
not exceeding so per cent. of it's value,
as ascertained by appraisers who arc
themselves stockholders of the Associ-
alton, while the debt of the member
borrowing is being curtailcd every
month Of its eA istencc, it is difficult to
conceive OF Il safer investment than its
stock affords to the prudent investor.
Apply at Home Office, 10 Jefferson
street, or to
JAMES r. TERRY, or to SIMMONS,
CARPENTER & TINSLEY, Roanoke,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSl
Il ness property in Roanoke city, under aud
by vli tue OF decd Of trust, dated the Iith day
or May. $50, Nccutcd by the King InvcStmt nj
company 10 the undersigned trustee. to srcur,
10 - Hurley tue payment of certain notes
IN SAID deed of trust mentioned. and default
having occurred in the pay cnt of one Of said
notes and. AT the request of the ucfcinry,
VIII sell. at pubic auction. 20 ito highest lid
der, N front of the premises at l2O'CLOCE VI
On THE 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1891. all TIM;
certain parcel of land lying in the city OF Ron.
hokc. Va, and described a. follows
Beginning IT Il point on the south side OF
Campbell street - feet east OF Jefferson
street: thence with Campbell street south -
degrees cast ~ feet Ia point thence south .
d"tfccs west 2,si feet to an alley dirk strcco
thence with sa., alley north - degrees west n
1cct ioa point; tllcacV north 2dctr, IS east ~
rect 10 pGcc of hcl1nliI & known Ms lO' M l35
ward .. sccOriin II The map of the lioantk
Lane an lmprp' u, mt Coz. pany.
TER ~ III So l. :: Cash $ 10 sI.S5: as to
:2,eS.'s' anl Interest thereon nom tho 18th
day Of May, Is 2. on The 18th day OF May lsgo;
rs To LOO and intrr.'s; tn con ""nun the Both
cry 81 JInc. iSN, on the Both day of June
ls,r; rs TO Sc!'s.eO with interest thereon from
the ttn August. ls!u. on the 18th OF August
1891, sni rs to :tsa9j with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF August, $50. on the 9TH
Gag "i August S!r!. and the residue in one and
two years rom date OF sale with interest from
latc Of safe. TlIOS. w MILLER
junel3 tbs Trustee.
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juIic2-tls

TRUSTEE'S SALE BY VIRTUE or 4
deed OF trust dated the 18th day of Juno,
l:k. and OF record in the clerks Office of the
Hastings Court for the city OF Hoanoke, Va.
III deed booker. page 3i3, in which William q.
Ferguson, J. NJ. Watts, and John Coon. OF
tavc Spring, Roanoke county, Va, conN eyed
10 the undersigned trustee, certain real estate
IN the city OF Roanoke. Va. therein described
III trust To secure to &. w. G. Woolwino the
payment of the sum OF $l.3r}S, evidenced by
certain negotiable notes therein described
with interest, and whereas default has been
made III the payment OF one of said notes, ut
selc ut public auction. in front of the court
house, ON MONDAY, JULY 9TH. 1891, at II
o'clock Il. M. all that certain lot or parcel of
iand lying and being in the city of Roanokc
"a, bounded and described rs follows:
aAlicEinnng ut point on the south side of
salem avenue % feet west of Taylor street:
thence south IL degrees, % minutes west 200
lcet 10 horcr avenue; thence north :. degree 5
% minutes, west 80 feet to Il point; thence
north IL degrees 50 minutes. east ~ fl ct to
salem avenue: thence with Salem avenue south
a., degrees 30 minutes cast 10 feet to the place
OF beginning, with the appurtcnanccS thereto
belonging.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient 10 nav
day of June 1870. and the cost of this sale the
purchaser to assume the payment of the Sc
cured note OF $ttt.G with interest from June
D. ISM balance II any, payable on such terms
rs may TIC fnnfo known on the day OF sale, 4
deposit OF 500 cash will bc required nj the
time of sale, and deed of trust will be taken
To secure deferred payments.
RUSH L. DERR.
Juii'-"'uS trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue OF a deel of
! trust executed to INC by G. o. Murray
dated DcScnbor2i, lsS9, AMI OF record in The
clerk office OF tho llustngs Court for the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia. in deed book ~
pages ~. 10 secure to j. Thomas Gibson the
payment OF the sum of three hundred and
thirty three dollars and thirty three and orc
thri cents. evidenced by two certain ncyo-
able in one anil two years respectively FROM
December II, 1852, each OF which mites is for
the sum OF one hundred an, siNty-Siv dollars
a;io siNtN-st and two thirds cents with inter-
Isl from date until phil, AMI default having
oecn nM!c N the payment OF tnc !lrst OF sai5
notes AMI IL interest falling d,ic December .,
lS". aud being required So To 10 by L. I,
Powell, assignee OF !. Thomas Gibson, shall
sell AT public auction tothc highest bid Tor
upon re property in the city OF Roanoke, Va.
THCRSnAY. TIE 9ril OF JULY, iSgi. AZ
l. VI O.. the following Gescrihcd lot of land h,
WI; beginning ut point $50 tect east from the
northcast corner OF CIR, We and Elm streets
thence ~ !cet north 10 IN alley, tbs nco with
tn feet to Elm street, thence - ;,,t to place
OF beg ginning, known as lot No. 1, OF section g
OF me map or tho Lewis Addition T. said city,
Teams: lash sufficient In pay coats OF
amount or money then due and payable upon
the sail notes, which latter will he shout ono
hundred and eighty dollars the iirst paymens
10 Ia due anu payable on the '.lS' ~ Deccnl-
Der, ISL. ana To be for an amount sufficient 10
pay or tnc second OF the above notes tor one,
hundred and siNty-six dollars itnd sixty.sly
ana two birds cents with inttrC.t thereon
from December ~, 1897. and t'iu ia hlncc pgy-.
Holc in two annual insialmcntS wlth interest
thereon at the rae Oft per cont isr annu,n
deferred payments to he evi lrOc.~l nv ne5>s
table notes of Il purchaser a. ,egired ~
deed of trust. j &. DAVENpNEr
Junee-tds trustee
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRgsTEE's SALE OF REAL EsTAT

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-
-, - ny virtue OF deed OF trust executed to
a RSa no Styi Firyinia, in deed book ., page
~ a or JuLT, iSgl on the premises, at l2 N.
est bidder the following lot OF land in Roanoke
city, Va, with the dwelling house and other
1t being lot No. :, section II, according TO the
map of the lands of the Lewis Addition to said
s e,tS; rrontipg 81 feet on south side. OF Elm
IN southern direction l3l feet to an alley
inns land Is sold at the request of tho benetc-
two notes or $25 each executed November
iSss, and duo on the LIST of September, 1880. and
me ISL day OF October, lS!0. respectively, with
ihnerest from date of their execution.
The amount OF debt secured by said deed of
trust is > .S'O. evidenced by seventy-two notes
OF 50 each with interest from the date of said
notes. The first OF said series of notes bccoIn-
ing uuc on the first day of December, 1882 and
one on first day OF each month thereafter, I'M
~ all are paid; anu said deed of trust provides
tnat IN case of II sale hereunder, sufficient
cash shall be required to meet the past due and
trust, and the residue (if the purchase I,,rruy
DC Su;hclcnt thor, for shall be made PAYABLE at
Such Time or times as said remaining notes will
pccome cue; the payment OF which shall I've
properly secured; and ifaftcr this there still be
areSidue or said purchase money, the same
snail be made payable at such time rs the gran
tor his assignee shall direct or as the tri,sioe
snail think proper, In case OF failure to give
such direction.
TERMS.-This land will bc sold upon the
foregoing terms and the grantor or his as
signees in said deed of trust having failed to
give any directions to the trustee, ms to who II
the residue of the purchase money after pay
ing ing the debt secured on the deed of trust and
inc costs Gr there be any such resduc,) shall be
payable The trustee hereby advert,scs that
SUCH residue shall be made payable in two
years from date OF SALE and that all deferred
pa, ments shall bo evidenced by negotiable
notes secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty, bearing interest from date.
junc2-tds 'rrnst',
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TRUSTEES SALE-I'y virtue of a deed OF
= trust executed 10 me, rs trustee, by NJ. T.
{. Jordan, dated on the 9Th day OF April. $50,
ana rendered in the clerks Office OF the IIus-
tin9s Court. OF the city OF Roanoke deed hook
~, page II, to secure to the West End Land
Company $lOOl.i0.pnyablc in two cqia' annual
installmcnts OF $4,000 each. with interest nj
the rate or per cent. per unnlin. us evidenced
by two certain negotiable notes OF even date
herewith OF the party of the first part, payable
To the West End Land Company in one ani
two years a:tcrdatc. And whereas default has
been made in the Payment the first above
mentioned note. ard III the request OF the hrac-
iiclary So to do; viii oigcr for sale al puic
anction, on FRIDAY. THE Dist DAY OF
JULY. 1871, At 1. O'Ci OCk. in front OF the
courthouse of the city of of Roanoke. the fol-
lowing dc scribci property. to wit:
those three certain lots or parcels OF land
SITUATED III the city OF Roarokc, Va. known rs
lots ~, and II. block 70. rs shown by The map
OF nc West End Land Company.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of the
sale ana take up past due note of 500 N. VITA
interest from the 9Th day of April. 80. the
purchaser TO assume one note of ! COCO due on
the oh day of April. lS!r, with interest from
the 9TH day OF April, iS!n. balance on such
terms rs will he made known on the day OF the
sale. II : TKOI''r Tr1,stcr
junc2S 4tawtds