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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-06
CONTROL HIS TEMPER.

At the meeting of the City Council he
fight over the granting Of liquor license to
Gus Williams of Twenty-tLird avenue vas
ended in his favor. An ordinance was
passed TO print prohibiting the bringing
into Oakland of the body of any person
who has died from contagious disease
Considerable street work was authorized.
The report on the opening of Magnolia
street and the ordinance for the appoint
ment of clerk to the Mayor were again
laid on the table.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-06
DEMOCRATIC HURRAH.
Eastern Statesmen and the Edu.
catiOnal Campaign.
Representative Bynum Pays His Compliments
to Mckinley Senator Faulkner
Winds His HON.

An audience that tested the capacity Of
the building assembled at Metropolitan
Hall last evening tn hear what might ap-
propTiately be termed the first guns of the
Presidential campaign Of 1892 The oc-
casion was meeting under the auspices OF
the Democratic clubs of the city to hear ad-
dresses by Senator Charles J. Faulkner of
West Virginia and the Hon. William D.
Bynum of Indiana upon the political ques-
lions of the day.
Chairman Paulsell in few words intro
duced the guests Of the evening, and Scna-
tor Faulkner took the floor amid the most
enthusiastic applause.
Senator Faulkner's address consisted
mainly in aItributing all the evils which
have befallen the country since 1861 TO the
Republican administration, touching sue
cessively uron the high war taxes, the fact
of even reduction being demanded by the
Republicans and the immense amount OF
lobbying by the manufacturers to defeat it;
the defeat of tie Mills bill, not because it
would have affected prejudicially any
m Anufacturing interest, but because the
Republicans feared il would lead to meas
uIes which would affect their interests.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19

fellow shellcl out lie continued i's
give vsnttoyollcys Of unsavory cpithei<.
however, and when Bcechwood, llis dcss
tination, Was reached, bcg,in iocoVcrtllc
conductor with unbcarabIe abuse The
conductor turned Go ince his Taues
"fricnd' only 20 find himsclI covered
with revolver ol uncomfortable
The woodsman shook the gun delianily
under Ranous nose and proceeded to
abuse him 10 his hearts content, when
Mcclure approached with tho baggage
mans revolver, one oi the Colt navy
pattern. The irate woodsman thrscnpnn
removal his Gun from It's cozy position
under the conductors nose aud ''drew a
bead" on the youthful hrakeman But
the bluff didn't work. for Alc''lnr walked
straight up to him In tie lace 81 bis re-
yolser, cooked and primed," and the
last the ttainmen saw oi big-woodsnan-
with-lit,lc.eun he was milking tracks mp
the road with admirable alacrity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19
AN EXTRA MAIL.
Postmaster Parks Takes the First Step. .ys
60 tire Rect

Postmaster Parks Takes the First Step. ''you
60 the Rect
A mo.c,neni Is on i,tt u, convert iae
Amasa Accommodation witch leaves
crystni Fan. at 4 o'cl,~l y. IA. i,tu q
mail cnrlitr giving crystal Falls. iln
additional south bornd maitland afford
inc Anasa ample means ~ raid com
m,rication with ihe oaii isi,lr world
THIS wotili ten ycfy desirable sunsrn-
ience for the people ~ ihis eiiy, say
nothing of,heh-nrdt Ann "a wuuid derive
thcrcIrom, ms The business men could
answer thci correspondence ON The day
OF receipt, which Il mere than can he
at present, mud Milwaukee. chicagn and
other Mc,roppitan noints. could lr com.
municatod With at a saving ~ - hours
over the time utilizpd hy The present
service.
Postmaster Parks informs TER nA-
MoNp DRnL that be has communicated
with the cliiei clerk cf the railway mail
service and that he will he able 10 have
mail carried on the ! o'clocls train II ihe
G. 4 NV Company win designate II asa
regular train and run 1t on scheduled
time. The train always makes conncc
tions with the souih.bound passenger
bat il does nut leave Crystal Falls on
schedule time, hence IL is not regular
train All that is now required is some
one To take - step toward pctitioninE
the company to make thcdesired change
which should hc casilv brought about
and then IN excellent mail service enn b,
enjoyed
Who WILL TAKE rlir INIriAroRY srrr3
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19
THE ALTAR.
Dr. Thco. y. Breeli and Miss Matte Spencer
Hound in Hymen's Holy Knot

Dr. Thco. n. Drech and Miss Matte Spencer
hound in Hynen's Holy Knot
At high noon on Wednesday, The Lock
wood house pnrlors presented very
pretty aspect Ii was the occasion Of
the wedding Of Dr. Theo. y, Bresk 10
Miss Matte T.. spencer.
Tile affair was tery select only n few
81 the most intimate friends 81 the con
lracting parties witnessing thcccremony
The following were present: Mr., and
Mrs. y. IT, Brace, Mr. and Mrs. J T.
Bowcr. Misses Maud Brace. l.ibbic
Burns and Eva Role, AIcssfs. l.ouis Sax
q. T. Rogers. W +. James i. Sanford
ana Dr Moflct oithis Cit and pr. Spencer
oi iron Mountain. Mr.. i.awton, OF Palm
er and Mr. King, Of Marqnctle- AZ twen-
~ minutes past twelve the bride entered
thc room accompanied by her brother
Dr. spencer. They proceeded to the cen.
ter Of the apartment, where they were
met by the groom and Rev l.. &. j. Mac
aulcy Who tied the nupiial knot Tho
bride wofc Il costume Of pale blue henri
ettn und elnngablc silk, trimmed with
chiffon aud pearl, while the groom was
attivd IN conventional black. After
ceremony the company descended To this
private dining palior of the Lockwood
whcrc dinncr oas served. Mr. and Mrs
8rrek were the recipients 81 many hand.
some and costly presents, of which spnc'
forhds enumeration. They left ON ths
one O'clock imasa accommodation for
tluir new home, carrying with them ths
best wishes 81 host 81 friends incrystal
Fails, including those Of TnE DAMoSI
nnliI~
Di'. lil4el is too widely and iayorably
knnNn 90 need an Introduction {,
the rcadcr. ~ rHr DIAMOND DmrL
suliccih io say that hc IL a very
successful practirioncr and promises
mncii in the future 81 the promising ham
let - lds clio~cn field oi labor. Th'
bride also haean almost unlimited &C
lonamtancc Ia Crystal Falls aud vicinit,
and has always during her Residence her
been regarded as one ~ Crystal Falls
fairc and most amiabIc young ladies'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19
in BOILING WATER
CUSTAvE JOHNSON MEETS
HIS FATE.
Horrible Death Of a Miner Em-
ployod in the Lee Peck
Mine Wednesday.
lie Pm into a Sump ana His Skin was Boiled
from MS Body An Accident, the cireum-
eianres Surrounding which are
W.saoat Precedent.
o OWN TO DEATH.

Gust johnson, I, Swedc. was so badly
scaidcd by falling into the stump IN the
Lee Peek mine about 10 O'Clock Wcdnes-
day forenoon that his death resulted in
less than eight hours niicrward
To people familiar with mining terms
ard phrases, the instance Ola workman
meeting his death in stump by scaldnp
Stems odd and even impossible, but such
was the Iact in the case nevertheless. In
the Lee Peek, the exhaust pipe from the
pump discharges its fiery contents into
the stump. keeping the water therein
when at its normal depth at ye,y high
temperature, but on this occasion the
wator in the sump had bocn nearly all
removed, and the steam acting upon the
remaining portion Of il, heated 10 the
boiling point.
The sump is covered by pLmks, there
being hut one upcning, an aperture 3xi
iect IN dimensions into it, from The bot
ium az The shaft. This opening is in nm
obscure Corner" Of the shaft and there
is NO danger ui employees falling into il
on ordinary occasions.
johnson retained dconsciousnesss several
hours prior To- his death and lescrhcd
the circumstances attending the accident
lie said that hiS candle had gone out
and that he thought lac could tnrn on
The steam and start the pump before he
lighied it This he attempted To do. re-.
suiiug in the accident. Ills brother,
working noar at hand, heard his cries and
hurried Ia his rescue, and soon succeeded
in cxtricatng him from lis awful posi-.
tiun. Ills fellow worlncn hogan rmaov.
ing his scalding clothing, but he was 81
badly -calded that bis skin peeled from
his body with the clothing. Every par
ticlc ~ skin save hat on his fingers and
toes poclcd OF, while water that hc had
swallowed had effected terrible Internal
injuries Yet he continued To lmiil,
death for nearly eight hours, most o
which time lie remained conscious.
/ johnson. although only iwcnty-ilm,
wears of age. has Il W !o and child IL
sweden Tic came 90 ihi. country alioi'
4 year ago. and during his hricf rcsilenc,
here had learned considerable uf thC
! English h,ucunec lIc was llslhy re
! spcctcd by his counirymrn, many %
! whom followed his remains TO their last
long resting place, Thursday afternoon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19
CARL HAD NERVE.

Gail Meciur. an old crysssi Pafs Boy ''does'' the
Hero Admirably
casl Met lure, who win be remembered
as the Young mnn who was employed
IA ". W. Ilndiicks iewelry store about
three month ago, gave an oxhilliiion oi
nnusnal nptyc ~ Bccchwood on Monday
~ Ills week. Carl ~ now employed ns
brakeman on George Rnnous' passcnecr
trnin. On the day in question, a woods
.m,n Ind hunfdcd the trnin at a station
iufther up the iipc and had subsequently,
nInsrd lopay l,iria,r Conductor Rauous
stopped The train aud wnsnbout Ia cje,t
the matIinaw.clad offender, when The
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19

Joseph Madhas. me Finlsndsn Who Attohar>
Self faessrussion 1ast Saturday y ole~.
y yRsspvsr;aa at ~ county Hc~- !!
rl,a: -oshes LOCAL Nrw>


Or. A. A. Metenli, who operated on
throat Il Joseph Naslhai. who,lt ltlen
snici,le on Saturday morning |ast
described ia these columns last ~
canc uncomioriahly near being alllet
with 4 pro,rncted ssigr 81 ot eIckneae
not death. as q result oi tho opsfafion|
During the operation the doctor n'n
tlfcd the skin a. one ~ bis fingers "
the needle. lie paid no attention to
~ lrst but shortly ai'ertaisl itsberai
greatly ipllancsl ard tie duclot 'rcol
awnre that lie wis thtshipnedwith hlo1
poisoning III immedia'clx il,ardrnt1
Is course ~ tlratuent ior II. butwateo}
fined "a lis rcsidruce nFasly an the veeI
ana his diseased hand y siill - ted .sol
di,ion
Madhai tie wouitl.hc s,.isi'lc. u <lovI
recovering Ia The county hoepits'
much 10 ihe surprise ~ Nan Iii
aitcuding physlcian, II is ,eports
l.y medical authority that hc xi
iuliy rccovtr bis health and that n
speech VIII be minjutcd. flis escnp
from death Is certainly miraculous adj
Il astounding 20 everyone Who saw hin
after ille decd had been committed
Nhdllai appears to be reconciletl to III
late ON thus innndanc sphere, md ro<
assuiesaIihat be win not ngain nttcmr
self lftlgftrtcf.s,n4 0E
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19
Newsy Notes, Fresh ana Crisp, Gatn-fei
SnrN Drill Frosrtera

Newsy Notes, Fresh ana Crisp, 0s,hIFed Ia hy
spfy Dr,ll. Reporters.
The breaking oiihc valsein thrls,lram
at superior avenue ard fhrd ~ttei
Wednesday, morning. WAS the mcuns -
flooding the street IN that ,icinilN. Tile
water melting course under tho nccnt
~ fallen snow, gnyc many nnsuspeting
pedestrians who had occasion 10 cross
the street thcicabout an unexpected
loot bath
Cicero Brown has received thcapnoini
mcnt OF Tag displaymcn ~ the C.. s. sig
nil service. TnE nI,AfoND DHni. cen.
graduates Cicero ON the appointment.
but has thuslar failed TO discern the SIC.
nal banners haunting from The nronapo
sition th-i hns been allottd 20 them.
tie court house tower.
a. souycnif' from Crystal Fails lodge,
X. T. reached our table this week. Ii \
the program oi hnll given there sumo
time ago While not certain oI the iari.
we attribute the artistic workmanship
60 the pfintshop oT G. NJ Atkinson, 81
1uE DIAMOND l,RfL. u is beauty
Conglomcruio
On Monday next the question OF bond,
ins the township of Crystal Fails iur
/ Sl5, 900 for the purpose oi llqnidatinr
its indebtedness viii he settled hy vhie
OF the people. the election btins hcld in
the town hall in Crystal Falls. The cnll
appears in another column oi this i'm.
preston.
Mr. and Mrs Luke Welch lrft Tlmfs.
day afternoon for an extended ismr III
Fnropa. Thcs went by The way 81 MI
wnnkee, where q few days win hc spent
going from there to New York city aud
taking the first steamer bound for En.
rope -l.'Ansc Sentinel
Snndry soiIcd doves who have been
making Crystal Falls their "head,llaf.
ters" for week or no. were driven from
their airy pcrci,es T,csday night hv The
officials, They were given until seven
O'Clock Wednesday morning "a leave tho
city, Which they did.
Hon. A. X. No,ihnp. ~ Eganaha, vas
in the city th- week. looking over ihs
Lincoln mine in which he Is interested
Mr. Northup WAS accompanied by snpt
Frank lirpiherion ~ tho Lincoln and
Alpha mines. TlnE IiiAMo>p D,nLr
acknowledges a friendly call
Mrs Ray KinDaIl lcIg this noon fofl,c,
home in Chicago A Ahost ~ friends, old
and new, Ia Crystal Falls rgrct he,
departure. Mr.. kimball has bccu Witt
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. q
Campbell, fnr ssvaal months.
0ottlirb Fischer, win spend the holi
days in Crystal Flhl- with olItim,
friends and acquainshnces lie Il cool.
inc land good one ne 81 too) NJ III,
Quinnesec Logging Company 4 camp so
1, Kirton, Wis.
rhas. a o'aetin. Who has worked II
the &. 4 NV freight Office herr ior th
past two years. departed Thursday III
Sherwood, Mich, and The wen wishcn q
many friends 20 with him.
bernard r Wardell. q Mcnomince. 4
10 lie city iic expects 10 remsin ~ ,h
vicinity u crsta' Falls Tor some tiu,'
"a come.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19

A christmns Party % rs Gwen by
FAns ssuaul s. osesg>
Invitations VIII ~ lssAe,
coming week for u thtis'mna
eiyenhy the I:n,inI Beaeon1
NJ sl4, Suns u stfvs~n7r o'
FnIIa, a. tlen bah IN this e'ts,
dny evening, December c'i. 'rhs'
announce that ira wiz l'' ~
& O'Clock, hflor which Az 'N(et''
consisting 81 calol slnenr, ''es
and addresses ay pro'oinept sn'f
the ottlor. The local sons ~ ~
proniscn most plcaFinaeiItfst*f'|
Which tlfy are one ana Hl' .'p4
ward with proud antirlpn'l4n-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19
DIAMOND DRILL coRES.

VINO VIII flNE mn INHIAr7nY arfr :
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19

oos 49, .
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-19
TEACHERS MEE1


The Mencminee Ranec Ie,thsrs' A,s5r
WI; Meet * lrba Mountain
The meeting q! the Nenolnlnc@
Tcu@crs Association uill be n
Iron Mountain on Friday and SUI
lsdifniry l2and l3 The iolIox
pears in ihe oiIhial cnll. signcd
cHSlmillt, T. y. Rouuda, Flon
an,hA M.-Ixniamin. o COPY
Tnn In RRsVll X ~ nceipt<
Akat,,re N&prk o. The
tlun to which il IS ~ s9,r----l SaIl
attention now, ip a se5'ol cHli7t
hoped thnt this viii lroi rtpctII
tolhe teacIol~ and io that endt
niittec recommends thai, ~ iar q
ticahlc. The aim Ir 70 eSlabii f',Il1
ol inlcJcst II moibods q feachinR,
mntier taught Tim ian Is % hav(
wo,l from al thc schools artaor
icui divisions, Tor pllpn'ry, int1I
air. grammar und hlsli scisvpl
So Il somr oi thr smaller nbolls
onc article inrF>lilition. 4 "
place and be welcomed u ~
IL the commjiioo ttntnll se'n'd
ranso ronniryand city be ~
IN ll,t cxlihit. Arrlnsencn's
eramnlv lsing made, iurtl''r
Which win ~ given "a Januisy
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-23
Health is Wealth
DIR. f. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN

DIR. f. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, guaranteed specific for
Hysteria, Dizziness, Convul tions, Fits,
Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
Prostitution caused by the use OF alchol
or tobacco, Wakefulness Mental De-
preston, Softening OF tho Brain result
ing in insanity and leading to misery,
decay and death, Promatr-e Old Age,
Barrenness, Loss of Power in other
sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermat-
orr9a caused by over-exertio,- Of the
brain, self-abuse or oycr-indulgence.
Each box contains one months treat
ment. Sl.00 box, or six boxes for $500,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied
with $500, we will send the purchaser
our written guaran tee to refunnd the
money il the treatment does not effect
cure Guarantees issued only by Roam
oke DRUG Co., sole agents, "a Campbell
street, Roanoke, Va. jan25-eo1y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-23
TRUSTEES SALES.
10y YIRTUE oF al Deed oI

~ VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
y dated July 20 1880 and recorded in decd
nook ~ page !, OF clerks Office OF the Hustinyy
Eourt Roanoke, Virginia, in which w. p Nc
rarland conveyed TO ME trustee certain real
estate IN Roanoke City. Va. therein described in
trust TO secure James W. Watts tho payment OF
inc sum OF Si.tW with interest until raid evil
uencc by the certain negotiable note of 81 OfD
uue one year from July 2ti, $780, and whereas do
r ra,it wing been made in the payment OF said
h9 n ~ request OF holder shalt on MONDAY
SEP TEMBER :, 1S.t1. AT IL NOON sell at nnb,
nc AUCTION In front OF courthouse Roanoke Va
inc following land First Beginhine at a point
on nj north side OF Campbell street between
commerce and Roanoke streets at corner or
iand owned by Anna :. woodrum, thence with
Sampncli street in westerly direction II feet 10
iot owned by John Sexton, thence with said lot
IN northcrly direction lOa feet to an allev
thencc In southerlv direction l(tl feet to Camn.
pcH street the beginning. Second: Beginning ne
point on north side OF Campbell street at Cor
n ner OF lot owned by j. p. Bell, thence with
campbell street north 9S degrees wet 29K feet
70 another lot owned by said Bell, conveyed To
MI mnh ny Lucian Cooke, commissioner NJ G.
Thomas and others. thence with said 10. north
- ueerees west 'Sh feet to Trout and Son lot.
snehcc win the same north 9S degrees, east 29E
feet to point, thence south IL degrees ea.t ~
teet 10 campbell street the place or beginning
IEkMS-Cssh sufficient TO pay CO Of execut
inS TINS trust and To discharge the above men
TONED Sl,OU note with interest and balance ~,
euch Terms as Will be made kno yn on a ay of saI-
~ ii. II. GREIDER Trustee
J. ne above property has been sold by m yself
ana my vendcc has assumed and agreed 70 nav
the above described note.
ang''tds W. II. MCFARLAND.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-23
TRUSTEES SALES.

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- July y, $50. and recorded Ia deed book 10.
page +2 In the clerks office OF Hastings Court
0r the city OF Roanoke. Va, In which w 5
weaver and W. ID. Nydeggcr conveyed to the
Undersigned trustee certain real estate therein
particularly described. in trust secure the paw
ment OF S2,GG666 evidenced by two negotiable
notes r. for Si;$s 80 each, drawn tho said vs.. s.
eaver aud W. ID. Nydeggcr and payable in ono
and two years respectively from July ~, 1S.D
Wit, Win interest ut per cent, and default having
otch made In the payment OF the NJ st of said
notes, Mt the request OF the bcncacinry>I shall
proceed 70 cell ut public auction to tho highest
bidder In front OF the courthouse on THURS.
PAY, SEPTEMBER I'D, 1891. at ~ O'Clock NJ.
Ihat certain lot or parcel OF land situated In the
city OF koanoko, Va, on the north side or Shcnnn-
uoah avenue and fronting 100 feet on said avenue
anu designated .as lots and in section I'D ms
shown on tho map OF lso. crs, Fairfax + Houston
property.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay the frat note
OF Sl,SS.S3 with interest OF per cent and tho
cost oi executing this trust. and purchaser to as-
sumo the payment OF the other note for 81 1873 ~
oalsnce u any payable In any and two years re-
spetStivS,y from day OF sale. A deposit OF $40
cash VIII be required at time OF sale
1ue@los RUSH l. DERR. Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-23
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDIsE.

New YORK, Aug a2.-[Speciall-
Southern -four dull, unchanged.
Wheat, moderately active, unsettled,
lower; No. 2 red, 1l0s4@ll1%, eleva-
tor. Options sold at @1ssdecline on
weaker cables and foreign selling; ad-
vanced 1s@&; declined %@I and
closed barely, ste ady, quieter H@X
under yesterday. No. .. red August
and September, 111A, December, lax.
Corn. dull, lower, weak; No. 2, 70,
elevator; so. ailoat. Options opened 4 90
l \ down, advanced y a q, closed irreg-
ular; September M@I lower, fairly
active; August, II; September, 10; Octo-
Der, IL. Oats. dull, weak: options fair
ly active, weaker; August, 3s15; Sep
TENDER, IS; October, 3i1s; spot No. ,.
3SH@l 10; mixed Western, 3G0i0.
Coffee, options opened irregular, closed
steady, dull; August, l6G5Gl67 70;
September, 1880 Ii. 90; October, 1910;
spot Rio quiet, easy; fair cargoes, 1900;
No. :, 100. Beef, quiet; family, 1904;
extra mess, $500 1000: beef hams
weak, 100; tie reed beef dull: cut meats,
firm; middlos easy, dull; short clear,
e 50. Lard weak. dull: Western steam,
$40; city steam, $50. Options, Septcm-
Der, 6.S3 bid; October. G.si.
Sugar, raw, quiet, firm; fair refining,
3; centrifuSals, G6 test, 7-lGn3H; re-
fined firm, fair demand Molasses, Now
Orleans steady, quiet. Rice. fair de-
mand, firm. Petroleum steady, quiet.
Co.ton-sced oil quiet, firm; crude, off
grade, 21M3O.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-23

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DRED
- OF trist executed to me by q. II. Walker and
ana OF record iii the office OF the clerk of tho
iiusttngs Court OF the City OF Roanoke in Deed
the sum Of hrc hundred and eirhty.iyo dollars
and twenty cents (S5s5.2M payable in twenty-
seven equal monthly instalimcnts OF eighteen
uoinrs ana eighty cents each and one INSTALL
ment OF twcnty-threc dollars and eighty cents
payable In thirty days after the payment OF the
preceding tnstallments, another instnllment OF
thiriyave dollars payable in thirty days after the
payment OF me forcgoiny installnents, other
payable IN thirty days after the payment of the
preceding installmcnts shall have been made.
evluenesd ny thirty certain negotiable notes OF
tcrcst nj the rate OF per cent. per annum. Drawn
nE the sad g. H. Walker md J. f. Cole, and pay
Sa,ona Bunk OF Roanose' ', and the default fsrit
having been made In tho payment
March, April May, June, and July, lSsii, respcc-
lively, each for the OF eighteen dollars and
cgn'y cents with tho interest ut tho rate or per
cent ,e per annuin from the 9Th day OF December,
ISM, and being required so 10 do by the hench-
ciarys under the snid deed, will sell at public
auction to the highes, bidder in front or the
s conrt homsc at Roanoke, Va. On THURSDAY
TIE sorlI DAY OF AUGUST, ISL. AT IL
1 ,S Loo, NJ, the following lot or land lying in
inc sau Guy or Ronnokc and bounded and de-
scrihcd a. follows:
bcginnlns NJ point 81 feet cast OF Rogers
street, thence In sonthcrly direction 81 feet to
the line OF Fishhurnc's property, thence with
firhhurne's line In nh casterly direction 30 feet
=" ro,'t. l"cHcc III nOrtncrlv direction ~ feet
to Wells street, thence with Well, street in a
westerly direction 10 feet to the place OF begin
.in i, neins the same property conveyed 10 II.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to pay
costs or sale and the principal and interest re,
naming unpaid on the five notes aforesaid and
on the note falling due on August 6th 1891, each
i Ion ne sum OF eighteen dollars and eighty centa,
hereinhcforc mentioned viii become due and
payable according 10 the terms OF said deed, and
II inc purchase money exceed the amount OF said
q e. H. = In
years All deferred payments To be evidenced by
Understanding negotiable notes secured by \
deed OF trust on the property.
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