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The National tribune., 1891-12-10
MINNESOTA.

In a recent Order Col. Sheire says; Brothers
you have an important year before you. Put your
best men into office; men who you know will stand
by the Camp, aud who you viii support the whole
year. The Ritual j. To be given "A thorough
trial that you report iutelligently its
merits and the new constitution going Into effect
makes entire change la our laws. Let every
member attend Camp meetings and work for the
good of the Camp. Bring in new recruits. and II
you know Of a member la arrears aud about to he
suspended, 90 aud talk to him and induce him to
pay up and become one of you again. Remember
that what II TOR the good Of your Camp Is for the
good 81 the whole Order. Look around Ca your
neighboTiug Towns and see If new Camp cannot
he started. and IL you think IL possible to have a
near neighbOr" write ~ once TO Headquarters
for blank application for charter and Instructions
There should be n Camp Ia every town That Is large
enough TO support "A GAR. Post, and both should
work together for the mutual advantage OF EACH"
Tie Division u under great obligations to Depart
mcnt Commander q. ID. Parker and Asst Adjt
J. J.. Brigham Of the q. A r.. for work done for our
Order and ouurtesies extended To our members
The AdjutauIs report for quarter ending sept.
80 shows: Number ia good standing at date Of last
report, Sc Camps. i.225 members; gained by OFgani-
fer. 10 members; reinstatement. Camps, 2l3 mem
beers. Lost: by disbAndment, Camp. II members;
death, member; hOnoTaby discharged. 2 MEM
beers; transfer, 10 memberss suspension, Camps,
236 members. Number remaining Ia good stand
| Ing. - Camps, l.2y7 members.
The Quartermnster's report shows: Division nc
count amount hand last report, SIS OF; received
since for per capita charter fees supplies and from
all other sources, Si0l.C8 Expended for Com
mandery-in-C Chief, per capita tax this quarter,
S57sf; incidental expenses and supplies, $50 s.;
balance on hand date, Sos. 80; estimated value
| OF supplies on hand. 500 Camp account: Balance
on baud at date Of last report sG,0C5; reported TO
have been received, SiOJI.51. Paid by Camps Tor
per capita tax Sis a; paid Tor relief si3Sj; Incl
dental expenses, S.9i57. Balance la hand. Of Camp
| QuArteruaster-SeTgeant S6I2O7.
The National tribune., 1891-12-10
Yours, respectfully,
ness i'm a Worst Form.


Persons making inquiries requested to inc
dressed stamped envelope to insure reply.
The National tribune., 1891-12-10
THE GRAND ARMY.
News From The DepartmentS---AeW
Posts, etc.
DEPARTMENT NEWS.


INDIANA -.
The following Aids on the staff OF the depart
,,,e,,f Commander arc announced: Post ], Samuel
~ Thomas: 50 Louis llllcrbrook; l50, John Car
nnl,. .5t George Goulaug; POI, j. w. lhorson :
s0l VIM = Kalrr; 1862, VIM, Jrau; 900, Charles a.
E,,f,I,f. 3s5 Robert Rpnucr; 553. W. A. Gronigcr.
Gen. Candy Post . Brazil, reports 10 head
oparttr- that "a hcHvy-sCt mum, calling hins'l
gl,nrlpa Moore. Commander of w. i. sherman
Posi- 81 ShipIcv. Tenn. has been obtaining ara.
There b. uo such Post OF town in Tennessee; therc-
fore comrades arc warned that lac De- a liaua'
The National tribune., 1891-12-10

DEAR TRIBUNE: A months absence from duty
brings a. back 10 our Post 10 fluid the Department
81 LIMOS busy as ever In the good work General
Orders. no from National Headquarters lies be-
fore az full 81 careful instruction aud roctous APP
pcHis Tor all Departments 10 rise 10 the emergency
81 TIE hour, aud ateudor, sympalhiziuR call for a
general remembrance ~ the Army Nurses ga our
different viclnitos. building la the noble works OF
our organization monument worthy of the pAtri-
Ouc women who compose a. General Order No g.
Department OF Illinois, Ia out In gala array, rosy
Hud bright with Christmas greetings upon lie face
and the ilIumlupd motto, " States Sovereignty aud
Na,'"ual lnloH," speaking ne mission Otherwise,
urging Rs Il does, each Corps n Illinois TO under
take some special holiday work /" aud EFF there il
no case Ia your immediate vicinity where your
kindly remembrance can bring happiness gin 10
the OrphauH' Home "a the soldiers aud Sailors
Home a. Quincy would be appropriate"
Department President Bradbury, 81 Illinois has
tust returned from "trip 20 Bloomington and Ia
/ Sale. While Ht Normal, she visited tie Soldiers
Orphans Home, aud inspected the Corps at Bloom
lngt0n aud Ottawa, reporting pleasant trip lnd.
| inR both Corps in most excellent condition and
] ths Orphans Home prosperous, with its inmA tes
comfortable. happy, and kindly cared for From
Bloomington ellie went 10 Ilchheld 20 institute a
Corps which disbauded tn JANE after two years
dissatisfaction among themselves, hut now reur.
Rsuzes with 81 charter members. This only she W.
our good Department President 10 not easily dis.
1 ooursRed.
Department Inspector McConley IA IN Chicago
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
Tho Language of DOGS.

Dogs in 4 native or wild state never
bark; they simply whine, howl and
growl; the noise which we call barking
is found only among those that are do
mesticated. Columbus found that to be
the case with the dogs he first brought
to America and left at large, for on his
return he tells us that they had lost
their propensity to bark. Scientific
men say that barking is really an effort
on the part of the dog to speak.
per's Young People.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
THE BABY MOOSE.
In Personal Appearance She Is Certainly
Not Very Prcposscssing.

Nog very trcpOsScasing.
William T. Hornaday writes for Har-
pers Young People the following de-
scription of the only baby moose ever
reared in captivity-in fact, the only
one ever seen by aperson capable of de-
scribing it:
"When we steamed into rock-bound
Byng inlet, Mt the mouth of the Mag
nctawan river, few miles east of
French river, it was to meet Il live
moose baby two weeks old that 'Lo,
the poor Indian, had brought down to
sell. Did we buy it? OF course we
did, or we would not dare to come home
and tell of it; and when our fishing was
all done, and the pestiferous blacl<-flies
had bitten us until they were tired, we
made large crate, put the little moose
within, and brought her back to Buffalo
with us.
''At first her acquisition was viewed
by certain members of the household
with genuine dismay. AS baby and
pet she was SO very long-leggcd and
loose jontcd, SO outlandish looking, SO
Eomcly and SO odd that her unrsserved
adoption into the family seemed inn
possible. But, as her champion antici-
patcd, the other members of the family
have succeeded in their efforts to live
up to her standard. We named her
Miss Byng, because we found her at
Byng inlet, and her long legs have
walked right into the affections of us
all. She appreciates the efforts that
have been made to appreciate her, and
treats us accordingly.
"To every stranger she is living
conundrum, for outside of moose land
no one has yet recognized her species
without help. Because of her long cars
most people pronounce her young don
key. few have decided, after sage
consideration, that she is n cross between
donkey and deer! Tho total alb
sencc of a tail is explained by the sup
position that it has been cut or bitten
off.
Anyone in this country is excusablc
for not recognizing her species unaidcd.
l would not dare to say what might
have called her had l met her first in
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New YoRK, Dec. 4.-lSpecial South
ern flour dull, steady. Wheat unset
tied, lower. moderated yactive; No. red,
1.03M@1.04 store and elevator, 1.O5I@
LOGS afloat; options opened strong,
declined 9s@11s on longs selling,
partly induced by private weak cables,
closed dull, &@N under yesterday; No.
2 red, December, 1.O4; January, 1.O54;
May, 1.0S14.
Corn lower, unsettled quiet; No. Q,
66@67 elevator, 67@6S4 afloat; options
declined h@I, chiefly on selling by
clique of December; December, 6O%
January, 54%; May, 52as.
Oats active, higher, firm; options
moderately active, firmer; Decemb Der,
40M; January, 800; May, u; No. 1,
4OSl@2M.
Coffee options steady, closed 15@25
up; Dec, 12.20@12. GO; Jan, IL. 7O@1l. 90;
Mar, 1l.45@11.7O; spot Rio quiet. firm;
No. :, 1891. Rice to arrive active.
Sugar raw, firmer, quiet; refined
steady, fair demand. Molasses, New
Orleans, fairly active, firm; common to
fancy, 33@3S.
Rice firm, fair demand. Petroleum
quiet, steady; refined, New York, Gas;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, $40. Cot
ton-seed oil quiet, firm; crude, %.
Rosin quiet, steady; strained, common
to good. 1.35@l.40. Turpentinc dull,
weak 33N@34. Pork moderate de-
mand, steady. Peanuts quiet; fancy
hand picked, 4ls@43s.
Beef inactive; beef hams dull; tierced
beef quiet, steady; middlcs dull. Lard
firmer, moro active; Western steam,
$40; city, 6. 90; December, Gal; January,
6.51. bid. Freights weak, dull; cotton,
3-15@7-32d; grain, sd.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
TRUSTEES. SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE ,,r :.
scott and OF trust executed to me by Robt. K.
day OF September, $50, and rccord.d tI in istn
cieTks Office OF the Hustinc's court for The citv
Roan"Ic SEA Ssirginia. In trust TO secure to the
moamohc Lana and improvement Company The
payment OF the sum OF 81, $50 PAYABLE In threo
equal annual miscellaneous OF SiiO each, with in.
,e on each from the 18th day OF Septembcr
~, at the rate or six per cent per amin nav
anIc annually; and default having been made In
,h t illsn' OF inc first OF said instalments and
t sne interest payable as aforesaid, and having
been required by the Roanoke Land and I'M
bi"hcs, h, company 80 to do, will sell to 1.-THE
slsT DAY eoGPan 1EttE Sa qn
Marcel ~ u,3cS NJ, all of that certain lot or
p pa ot land lying and being in tho city OF
i Moanonc, VA. and bounded and described as FOL
aide ~ S VIII: BEGINNING at point on the south
srco spruce street eighty feet east OF Border
street and corner to lot sold r. L. Terry: thence
one n, npiucc street north sevcnty.onc degrees
ono minute east one hundred and twenty eivbt
ana six Gnths feet to corner. tbcncs yS;,h
dr"rc west ,h SIDE OF Spruce street south sixty
ni5ctv'n,ua iFuy minutes cast one hundred and
thnn! uie anu nlne-tenths feet to an alley.
tnencc with same south seyenty-onc dc@r..s onys
,nn rHs.e west two hundred and sixty and ak
ovn.ns teet TO point; thence north eighteen de-
grecs hIty-ninc minutes west one hu1arrd and
~ ni.y ieet to the beginning, CONTAINING twenty
feet m amUnsand one hundred and ninety square
~ s ,Uc q Iess, ana known rs lots 2i IS rs and
-, section on plan OF Roanoke Land and I'M
,vith e INC company, August, 1880, together
Win inc improvements and appurtenanccs there
TO belonging. '"eie
sorr n ~ Cash as to so much a. may be ncces-
snl! 20 pay all costs and charges ATTENDING thc
chhecution OF this trust, and TO pay on and dis
tue hrst OF said instamc nts amounting TO
Ne T t nov que, and the interest payable annually
NJ aiolesaid, and trustees commission OF i've
sv, .entum; the balance to be made payable at
MI ZINC or times as the said remaining install
nv vn's ana the interest a. aforesaid shalt become
nue. nue., TO nc properly secured by deed of trust
made VI" n premises; and the residue, IL any to be
with ;p,sau.c IN TWO equal annual ,nstalmcnts,
arnr, ~ est aItcr the rate OF six per cent per
date ~, IN one and two years respectively from
the premises. foS D uWe, upon
Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
TRusTEE sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED

'hoSTEE SALE.-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
Cro OF trust executed by T. L. WEIGH and George
0raawIord, dated the lst day of February. lS1,
am. s recorded in the Hastings Court in the civ
.. nsoanoEc' deed book ~, page 33i, to secure to
Lew ana d. w. Witt the amount OF s5(O 90 tho
Same oeinS evidenced by thrty-two ncrotiabic
notcs OF even date for $3.50 each and one notS
hI tnlrty three months after date for SEQ 90 with
interest from date, and being payable monthly
AMI whereas default has been made in the nav.
nch OF nine of the abovc-dcscri bed notes and a.
lnc request or the henc hciary so to do. | will
omcr Tor sale at public auction. in front OF the
courthouse OF tho city OF Roanoke, AT IL
SCLOCk, ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5TU
'lSgl inc following described property, to-wit:
49,. Ihnt piece Of land beginning nj point on the
west side OF Gancsboro avcnuc - feet south OF
Magholia street; thence in westerly direction
w tcct 10 point; thence south Is feet to pont:
tnehcc east NJ feet to GnHcsboro avenue; thence
morth ~ fcet to the beginning, together with all
inc nppurtcnanees thereto belonging.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 paw cost of sale and
,ake up past due notes amounting to Sl35. 90 and
interest from the 1st day OF February 1870 the
purchaser To assume IL notes OF SIS 20 ca ch, with
interest from tho LIST day OF February, 1S.hJ, and
payable monthly, beginning with the lat day OF
december. 1881, and one note OF S:OOO, with
interest from the lat day OF February 1870 bal
ahce on such terms NJ will be made known on
nay o, SAFE. IL. 5. TROUT,
Ho''''"" Jus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
Health is Wealth
q RAlM

DIR. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, e guaranteed specific for
Hysteria, Dizziness, Conditions, Fits,
Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
Prostitution caused by the use of alchol
or tobacco, Wakefulnoss, Mental Do
preston, Softening OF the Brain result
ing in insanity and leading to misery,
decay and death, Premature Old Age,
Barrenness, Loss of Power in either
sex, Involuntary losses and Spermat
orrGa caused by over-exortio. of the
brain, sclf-abnse or over-indulgence.
Each box contains one months treat
ment. Sl.00 box, or six boxes for SIS. 90,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by lis for six boxes, accompanied
with $500, we will send tho purchaser
our written guarantee to refunnd the
money if tho 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, 1891-12-05
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED of, THRUSH DArrn

by VIRTUE OF a DEED of TRUST DATED
- on the 25th day OF October 1S.O md re-
corded in the clerks Office OF the HASTINGS
Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed nook
90, page l!i, in which A. Crumpackcr and C. A
Crumpackcr conveyed to the undersigned certain
real estate in the city of Roanoke, Va therein
described, in trust to secure to w H. Moomnw
the pa! mcnt or the sum OF thirteen hundred and
siXty-six I'll 100 ISL 1860 dollars evidenced Inv
certain negotiable notes therein set ont and dc.
fault having been made in the payment OF n part
OF said notes, Mt the request OF the beneficiary in
the aforesaid deed OF trust, | shall ON TUES.
DAY. DECEMBER STU, 1Sgi, in front OF the
courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke Va proceed
to sell at public auction all or so much of the
property covered by the said deed OF trust us may
he necessary to satisfy this trust, including a
trustees commission of per cent, to.wit:
Being lots . and TO- block 81. aud lots Is and III,
block 15,as shown by the map OF the pi opcrty for
mcrly owned by the West End Land COMPANY In
the city Of Roanoke, Va.
TERMS: Cash us to the sum OF $q30OO a trus.
tee ca nmisston OF per cent. and the costs OF
this sale; the purchaser to assume two notes each
in the sum OF Sl66.66, with interest from the 18th
day OF October, 1SW, due on the 25th day OF Octo-
her, 1872; two notes each III the sum OF 1898 49,
with interest from the 18th day OF August 1880,
being due and payable on the nth day or August
1872; one note In the sum of $4,000, with interest
from the 10Th day OF September. $50. due on the
18th day OF September. 1872. and one note in the
sum of SlOO.W with interest from the 18th day OF
September. $50, due on the 18th day OF Scptcm-
Der, 1872. Balance. IL any, such terms a. will
be made known on the day OF sale
noy8.tds ID. Z. mOOMAW, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05

Cawnpore instead of Canada. She has
as yet only an indication of the long,
ovcrhanging and half-prchensile nose
which is so noticeable u feature of the
fully-grown moose.
Her color is Il uniform brownish-rcd,
of the shade called sandy darkest on
the body and palest on the legs. The
hair is longest OH the hump and back of
the neck, where it is between two and
three inches in length, wavy and tipped
with black; it is also black underneath,
and forms Il short, erect manc; on the
hind quarters it is two inches long, and
also strongly tipped with black; on the
body it is an inch or more in length,
very wavy in texture and forms dense
woolly coat. Indeed, the whole neck
and body would be described by tech
meal dcscribcr as 'dcnscly hairy The
hair on the ears is fine, soft and album
dant, and of a beautiful gray color,
while on the head it is sandy like that
of the body but smooth and fine The
chin is black, the lips are BLUSH and
the eyes are blacl1-bluc. The hair on
the legs is short, straight, close and
lighter IN color than that on the BODY
$50 much for the personal appearance
of baby moose three months old. Her
color and the quality of her hair are
almost exactly similar to that of buff
falo calf of the same age, while the
hump on the shoulders and the short
ness of the neck render the resemblance
still moro striking"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
TRUSTEE's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
j OF trnst dated Iannaxr 90 "a, a.d a aI-i.E

TRUsTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
Il OF trust dated January 20, 1891, and recorded
In the clerks office of the IIusting's Court, OF
Roanoke city, Virginia, in deed book 81 :,
page 24o, from w. j. and l.. Blair. Jr to the un.
dersigned, oerault having been made in the terms
OF said deed, and being required so TO do ny tho
beneficiary therein. | will. On TUESDAY,, DE.
CEMBER p, 1891. AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ, sell TO
the highest bidder at public auction in front OF
the courthouse In Roanoke the following parcel
OF land That certain lot or parcel or land sit
uated in the city OF Roanoke State OF Virginia
bounded and described as follows
beginning at point on the southeast corner OF
FRANKLIN ana Walnut streets: thence with Wal
nuI street south S3degrecs Is minutes cast has
feet 10 al alley; thence south 90 ~ minutes; west
% feet To point; thence north 50 d, grccs q
minutes west 1925 feet 10 Franklin street:
thence north 40 degrees ~ minutes cast SO feet
To The place OF beginning.
TEEMS or SALE: Cash enough to pay the
costs Of executing this tru.t and one note for
SsEa3, " III interest from January ~ 1891 10
the day az sale: the sum of SiSal: with iniere-,
from January - iSSii payable ON January -,
iSr2, the -nni of Ssssl2. with interest from sane
date. payable January ~. 1888 ana tho residue
payable In Two equal snnual .n-idimcni- Ia oa,.
and two wears from date OF -slr with Interest nll
deferred payments To- ne evidence. - nesoii
abe noie- aud secured by decd ot trust on The
pirnl-e-- A. e. KING.
l0"<.-i1s IrEsgee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
Origin of Visiting Cards.

1t is said that we owe the invention
OF visiting cards to the Chinese, and
that even SO long ago as the Tong dy-
nasty (6ls-0OO visiting cards were used
in China No nation observes so strictly
the ceremonies in regard to the paying
Of visits as the Chinese do, but the cards
they use for this purpose are very diff
ferent from orr dainty bits of white
paper, being large enough to fold twice,
and of 4 bright red color.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
KecpIne Dry.

Two Irishmen were fishing upon the
banks of n river, when it began to rain.
With his line in his hand one of them
stepped under the arch of q ncighbor-
ing bridge.
"You can't fish there" said his com
panion. You won't get bite"
whist, now" cried Pat, don't you
know all the fishes will flock under
here to get in out of the rain?"-Har-
pcr's Young People.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05

Nisitor-Tommy, what are you going
to he when you grow up?
Tommy Gagged tcE9-A soldier.
Nisitor-But you will be in danger of
getting killed.
Tommy-Who'll kill me?
NiSitor-Why, the enemy.
Tommy-Then III DC the enemy
larpers Young People
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05

FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-ISpecialJ-Ex-
change dull and steady at 4S2@4S5.
Commercial bills, 4SOH@4s31S. Money
easy at a@6, closing offered at 8.
Government bonds dull and steady,-
As, INK. State bonds dull and
steady,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
TRUSTEES SALES.

I'KUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OFA DEED
"A OF trust executed to me by Thomas ]
uayeilp; dated October 3, $40 aud recorded I'm
Inc CLERKS Office of the Husting's Court of tho
CITY OF koanokc to secure to G.. Z. Flanagan and
$96l ,S5, as evitenccd by two certain Interest.
1chIihe negotiablc notes OF even date with said
deed, one Tor $50, payable in sixty DAYS from
cate, ana the other for $11l35 PAYABLE I'm one
year from date, each of said notes cxccutcd nv
INC salu Iaysiip ana payable to the said Flanagan
ana Andrews, with interest, and default hnvIn,r
been made in the payment OF tho last mentionc5
note ana bcing requested 80 To do by the hcncf
clarlcs IN SAID deed OF trust, shall on MONDAV
NoNEMBER 30 1891, AT II O'CLOCK ST. of
that 9ay, IN front of the courthouse building. i'm
tne clty OF roanoke offer for sale at public
hucton all or that certain lot or parcel of land in
said city, bounded aud described as follows: "
DeginnlnE ut a point on the north side OF GIL
mcr street 2O feet cast OF Houston street. thcnco
Win Nkcr street IN an casterly direction 80 feet
10 poiht, thence In norihcrly direction 100 feet
~ an alley; thchce with said alley in a westerly
direction about 20 feet to a point: thence in n
sonthcrly direction 100 feet to the plncc or bern
ning' ana known ms part OF lot III, section :. OF
map OF Rogers, Fairfax and Houston Addition In
the city of Roanoke, Va W
iEKMS; Cash suaicicnt to pay the cost of exc.
cutting tnis trust including trustees commits.
sons, and 10 pay the sum OF Sill AZ with intcras,
from Bird day of October 1870. Til paid. md the
purchaser TO assume note OF S233 49, PAYABLE
duth MAY, lS!'2 with interest from 10Th NAV ISM
The balance. il any, on such terms MS will hc mn .
nounccd on day OF sale. "
oo.o,s, HENRY II. PARRISH,
''''''us Trustee
-, This sale is continued Ivy mutual conscnt till
tuesday, the 18th day OF December ISM. nj same
hour and place. - '''''S
decEtds HENRY II. PARRISH, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-05
TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF vALUABIE Rr.1
u Estate In the Q ity of Roannka u nhhE

TNRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Re.r
n Estate In the q ity OF Roanoke. Va-ifndnr
d da9 oy yi,tae OF deed of trust dated the 18th
Jay Oh october, 1890, from Julia Nunan and John
q: a. Sunan TO the undersigned trustee and OF re-
eora IN inc clerks Office OF the corporation conr,
LOT ne city OF Roanoke. to secure the paymont ~
So,no az therein described and default barinr
ocCurrcu IN the payment OF the first dine notc
n9 u, INC request of the holder thereof will IN
III mn,onSDA1, THE3RD DAY OF DECEMRER
h h".,, a. X O'CLOCK NJ, In front OF the court
,hn IN roanoke city. sell at public aucton 70
; ngncst bidder that certain parcel OF land lv
follows: a. anu described ne
assuming at point on the west si5c n,
;M unon street 21u feet north OF Bullitt street.
,hcnc noIth ~ degrees west 100 feet TO n point.
tbence ,o!,h lodegrccs east IL feet to an alley:
utca .. Win said alley rorth IS degrees 30 min
MIA east ilO3 feet To Nelson street: thence with
hcri0m,str street south 10 degrees west ca feet IN
PAL MY oelng part OF lot 3, section 2 man of
TEP pHu ana Improvement Company. -
,ba nn. . of SALE: Cash as TO cnouob IN nov
nn, vs. OF executing this trust and the past 5nc
and -, VI Si,hV anu interest, total OF saw ri M
~ o. es W Sl'5Su with interest from the SSH dav
ISL, eua 1871, on the 2Sth day of October
mon, anu INC residue in two equal ANIMAL ins,ai
OF sale. f T I'M iutercst from date
novitds oS' W. MlL'Ek,
Trustee.
ahc vehdec OF Julia and Jno ] Npnon hos a..
notes. " tne aoovc mentioned