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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-02

by VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST EyE-
Ccutcd to TIE by George W. Ramsey and II 4;
Maeklin; dated February g. $500, and OF record in
Inc Inc, clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of the
Guy Guy OF Roanoke. Va, deed hook 81. page 500 to
S.Go, i'll swo annual installments, ns evidenced by
Two negotiable notes. one for $l2667 and ono
Tor SSS'.3, bearing interest at the rate OF 1;
per cent per annum from date or decd md
default having been made In the pavmcnt ~
tne last named note of Ss3}33, with inter.
~, ana being requested SO TO do by the benc.
hciary, | will sell ut public auction, TO the
highest bidder: in front of tho courthouse in the
cry OF Roanoke, Va, ON TUESDAY, MARCH
10 iN!' AT IL NJ, all that certain LOT or parcel
ol innd, situated In the city OF Roanoke. Va
ana described AZ follows, to-wit:
bcEinning AT the southwest corner of Ccntcr
avenue ana lith street; thence south . degrees
10 minutes west l;O feet to an alley: thence
horth bo degrees Is minutes west loo feet with
aiiey TO 10th street; thence north dcrrces *
minutes cast wi 18th .trcst 1870 feet Ia Center
avcnuc; thence with Center avenue south lis do
Srtcs 10 minutes cast i90 feet to the hccinpiup
anu known ns lots . to III inclusive I'm section III
on INC map of the Hyde Park Land Company
IEltMS-Cash sufficient to nay The sum or
SS33St, with interest TO date of sale inclndin,r
trusiec 3 commissions and cost of sale Az TO the
on day of sale r n II'nWiG o"n
Trustee
am requested to state that Mcssrs. RAMSEY
ana Macklin have sold this property md the ven
, II ids ~ -
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TRusTEHs. SALES.

BEGINNING at point on the north aide OF Ea.t
Iszowcll street IS feet west of TYLER street.
VIII East 1azewell street eouth ~ degrees
cast no feet to an alley; thence With aid sIIes
norm a. degrees east 50 feet to point; thence
soatn 10 degrees east 100 feet to the place of
section OF the Gambl Lot and Building $50 $50
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nav th. zoo. =,
executing this trust aud pay on past nc otn Oh
interest thereon to day OF SALE the sum of saOs,
payable In twelve and eighteen months RON, The tho
6tn DAY o1 August, 1871 with inter est from said
date and residue, il any, on such terms as will
IL 2taw-tds. Trns,
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JNRUsTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
, deed or trust executed TO mo by George c.
day OF January, 1870, and recorded in the cicrke
office OF the Hastings Court in the city OF Roam.
oke, Va, In deed hook ~, page a9G, to secure to
Walter nj. Pierce, commissioner, the payment OF
1898 50 represented by the certain negotiable
notes OF Si16.66 each, payable respectively in one
anu two years after date, with interest from date
ana dcfanlt having been made in the payment OF
the last or said notes, and having bee requested
so to do, will offer for sale on SAT UkDAY,
FEBRUARY. 27TiI, 1892, AT 1890 Nj Of
that day, In front OF the courthouse in the city
or Ronnoke, Va, the following described prop
erty, situated II the city of Roanoke to wit
Lots Noe. and dissection st, ns shown by the man
OF T. Korers addition TO the city of Roanoke, Va
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
sale, including atrustcc's commission OF 8 pei
cent, and balance due on last OF said notes with
interest, and residue, II any. TO be paid in one
and two Jears. JAS. 5. SIMMONS,
Trustee.
Messrs. g. G. Moomaw and W. II. MOouaw de
size to say hat they have sold the above de.
scri ed property and that their vcndee has as
sumed the notes mentioned above.
JAS, S. SIMMONS. Trustee
By agreement OF all parties concerned, the
above sac has been continued to Saturday
March 8, 1892, ut same time and place.
lan2o-tds JAS. s. SIMMONS, Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SNenr Bonsaok's Depot. Roanoke County, Va.
IN pursuance OF the terms of decree OF tho cir.
cut court or Rockbridgc county. Va, entered on
the 4th day OF September, 1881, in the snit
therein pending between W. G. Clemens and ais
den, deceased to enforce the payment OF a bal.
aAce, due by the former purchasers, of six
thousand and eight hundred dollars (S6,s0OJ
WIN lntcrest thereon, from the 10th day OF No
yembcr, 1887, subject to a credit OF seven HIM
drcd and forty dollars (S7i0), as OF the 2Sth day
penscs OF this sale, will Offer for sale on TUES.
DAY, MAHCH 1SI 1892, on the premises, to the
nigh highest bidder at public auction, a certain
tract OF iand described in the deed fled rs lying
and being In the county of Roanoke. Virginia,
on both sides OF Glade creek, kr own as the home
traet ana rate residence or Fleming James de-
acres. more or less. Except one hundred and
t twelve ro0 acres dls, more or less. between
and the line of tho Norfolk and West.
ern Railroad Company, and adjoining the
lands OF Samuel G. Woods, and on the west side
OF the waters OF Glade creek. the came being n
part of the home tract and which part has been
sold to VIM. Marshall CoOk). The said property
has on 1t valuable residence and all needed ont
houses and fruit cannery, and thought by the
owners TO contain valuable mineral deposits
TERMS OF SALE: One third of tho purchase
nont IN cash and the residue upon a credit OF
one and two years, in two equal installments,
bearing interest from day OF sale. and the pur-
CHASER to give bonds for deferred payments The
title to be retained until the further order OF the
court. HENRY E BLAIR
Commissioner.
RookDRIDGE COUNTY, TO-wIT:
L. John C. BOude, clerk OF the Circuit Court of
Hockbridge county, III the State OF Virginia. do
hereby certify that Henry E. Blair. the commis
cause OF September 4, 1881. 10 make sale of the
reai estate in the proceedings mentioned, has ex-
ccutcd the bond required in and decree
Given under my Land this 18th day OF Deccm-
Der, 1891.
JOHN II. BOUDE,
Clerk Circuit Court Rockhridee,
1an22-1aw-tds
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COnsllnlDtfOn.

THE most to be dreaded of all dis
eases often begins in 4 simple cold.
simply neglected. No cough should be
allowed to run a single day without
using tho finest remedy in the world,
DR.. Hale's Household Cough Cure. 1t
acts like magic, Strengthening the
lungs, allaying all irritation and cures
q cough where all other remedies fail.
25 and SOC. per bottle at Massie & Mar
tins, cor. Commerce street and Salem
avenue.
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For several nights thieves have mado
an effort to capture porker confined at
the slaughter house of N. Rensch.
Saturday night two loads of shot wore
required to brighten the culprits off.
On Monday night the hog died at the
hands of the butcher, and the thieves
are welcome TO all that's left of this
fat poker.
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Where to buy Books and Stationery

ATTENTION is invited to the advertise
ment Of Geo. Gravatt, Jr., at No. 80
Salon avenue, who carries one of the
largest stocks of books and stationery
in Southwest Virginia. Mr.. Gravatt
has been citizen of Roanoke from it's
foundation, and by correct dealing and
business methods has built up fair
trade. He carries in stock everything
one would expect to find in first class
book and stationery store. His stock
of blank books is full and complete and
prices considerably less than the manu-
facturers ask. All in want of goods
such as he carries would do we'll to call
at Mr.. Gravatt's store and got his prices.
lie will suit you in price and Inequality
of goods.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

a OF trust dated the 18th day of February, 1SDl.
and recorded in the clerks Office OF the city OF
Roanoke In deed book %. page "a. from George
secure two notes OF Sl25 each, payable six and
twelve months after date, and default having
been made In the payment OF the last mentioned
thereof. will Ofrer for sale on the TWENTY.
NINTH DAY OF MARCH, 1892, AT ~ NJ, In
public auction the following described real es.
tate:
Beginning at point on the south eide of Pat.
ton street 10D feet west OF Trout street; thence
west with Patton street 30 fe't to q point and
running back between parallel lines la feet to
an alley.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash ns to the costs OF sole
and the sum of St25, with interest there on from
the 18th day OF February, 1892, and the remainder
upon credit OF one and two years, with interest,
secured by deed OF trust.
LUClEN II. COOKE,
81 laW-1w Trustee
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ANOTHER NEW ORDER.

Things are booming mt the American
Bridge and Iron Works.
The American Bridge and Iron Com
pany have just received an order for two
hot blast stoves for the Low Moor fur
mace in Allegheny county. AS soon as
tho detail plans can be secured work
will begin on the orders.
Work is being pushed right along on
the other contracts. and full force of
men is employed.
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3 I 1aw-3w

TNRUSTRE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF trust executed to the undcrsigpe ed
as trustee by Z. A. Winfrec, d ited August 9th,
1871. and recorded In the clerks office Hastings
42l, in trust to secure to j. w. Boswell,
payment OF the sum OF 5000, payable In ak,
twelve and eighteen months from August 9th
1871, equal payments OF $500 each, and whereas
default having been made In the frat one OF said
payments, at the request OF said Boswell. the
nndt rsigned as trustee will sell to the highest
bidder at public auction IN trout OF the court
house of raid city, on THURSDAY, THE nth
DAY OF MARCH. 1S9s, AT ~ NJ. that certain
'ot or parcel OF land with improvements thereon,
nd deteri bed In sAid deed OF trus, A. follows:
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW YORK, March Ill Special]-Ex-
change quiet and steady at 4s6@4s0.
Commercial bills, 4s4N@4s7. Money
easy at 1N@2, closing offered at 9.
Government bonds dull and steady-4s,
116%. State bonds neglected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-02

New Cars for the Norfolk and Western.
d. b. Middagh, general foreman of
car inspectors, eastern division of the
Norfolk and Western railroad, leaves
to-day for Chicago to superintend the
construction of 1,400 box cars to be
built for the Norfolk and Western. He
goes from there to Detroit, Mich, co
superintond the building of twenty We
first class passenger coaches, ten com
bination cars, ten baggage cars and five
mail cars. all to be built by the Pull
man Palace Car Company. lie will be
gone about two months.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE IN CASE
OF James 5. Simmons against G. w Thomas.
administrators OF the estate of A. j. Norris
deceased, Mrs. Mollie Z. Morris and others
nude ny the Hastings Court OF the city of
Noanoke on the 18th day September, 1891,
we shall rs commissioners. appointed thereby
proceed to tcll Mt public auction ut the
front door OF the courthouse of said city, on
TIE 3D DAY OF MARCH, 1892 AT IL
OCLuCk NJ, the following described lots or
ginning ut pniit on the south side of Wells
street 10 feet cast of Rogers street; thence in
eouthcrly direction IS feet to Il point; thence in
all castcrly direction 10 feet to point; thence in
a northcrly direction 93 feet 10 Wells street;
thence with Wei street In Il westerly direction
40 feet to the place OF beginning and ono lot
beginning ut point south side OF Wells
street l6O feet cast OF Rogers street and running
on Wells street 40 feet and back g3 feet between
parallel lines and adjoining the other lot above
to said A. J. Morris by said james s. Simmons.
by deeds, one dated June 2ld 1888 and the other
Octobc 10th. 1SSS, recorded in deed book 55.
pages Us and IT, in the Office Of Gle rk of the Hust.
ings Court OF said city.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc.third OF tho purcbose
money will be required in cash on day of gale
and tho balance to be divided into two equal nav,
ments OF one and two years respectively, secured
ny negotiable notes and lien retain. upon the
property sold until ull the purchase money IL
paid and conveyance directed by the court
SAM. G.. WILLIAMS
l.. G. HANSBROUGH.
Commissioners.
i, 5. S. Brooke, clerk OF the Hastings Cont
lor the city or Roanoke, Virginia, co hereby
certliv thnt the above commissioners have exc
cuted bond In the penalty of g.. 600, as required
Dy the decree, with James $. Simmons security.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF FEBRUARY
1892. \ 'RJsnntE
> 30 tide. clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OFA DEED
L OF trust dated the 18th dav OF August 1S0
anu OF ret ord IN the clerks Office OF the Inst;nps
Soult Tor the city OF Roanoke Va, In deed book
10, 40, page 1Sv, In which deed VI. II. and q A
no9maW convc, ed to tie undersigned certain
dcai estate In the city If Roanoke, Va. therein
GTr n' In trust TO secure to Bcimort Land
company the pay ncnt OF the sum OF sSn win
su9S n as oydeI ced by two negotiable notes of
Stvw each az therein set ont, and Whereas by the
csss OF said deed the trustee anti orxed, in
Na, , vi uclault in the payment OF one OF said
m4,es, 10 SCH the property therein cunyeyed: and
w wnereas uetault has been made in the payment
VI one OF said notes. and having been rc1ue, ted
go ss;n 70 40 40 6y the said Belmont Land Company
WI " " on - IuRDAf. MARCH s. 1899 All Is: IS
Roanok |. iI V OF the courthoue in tho city Of
said deed. to wit: f'f'' 'o"!e9cu III
anat certain lot or parcel of land In the CITY Of
moahoke: va, and known IA lots 81 85 SO M d ~
sec6ion 50, as shown by the map OF the proncrtH
1 Of ne , mont Land Company file at the oficcof
Roanoke, Va vi tue ei!
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the mast DIN. NOR,
anu interest; being about s;sS and the costs n,
executing sSa this trust; 500 payable Angus Is
!SS2, with interest from Augu Il 1S lSlJ hai,pce
II any, payaoie In one and two years from day nj
say YIN IN intercst. GEO. Z. MUOMAW
Avn" 'us Trustee
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THE George Steck. Weber, Ca .se,
Jacob Bros, Everett and Cornet p AMOS
are we'll and favoraby known in NE
music world. The Smith Music C .m-
pany have them.
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Ladies',

Ladies',
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-02

PAsTELs, crayon and drawing mate
rails. Fox & Christian, los Commerce.
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ARTISTS materials, o full line. Fos
& Christian, los Commerce street.
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THIS is WHY THE OFFER IS MADE

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This property has been sold and the notes aa
sun te Dy Schdtc. GEO. G. MOOMAW
A"0' "7 Trustee.
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William Shelley,

OF II Academy street, GAINESVILLE, Wis,
under date of May %, says: Messrs
Kenyon & Thomas: This is to certify
what know about DIR. Hale's House
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

said notes, and having been requested 20 to do
t Dy the Belmont Land Company, will, on SAT-
uRDAf, MARCH g. Ii, 1882, Ar 1915 p. NJ. in
'front.' Oh tho courthouse In the city OF Roanoke.
va proceed to sell at pnblic auction to the hich.
said deed, to wit: ''A''''" III
u That certain lot or parcel OF land in tho city OF
noanoSc, Va, and known us lot No q, section "a
az shown by the map OF the property OF The BEL
mont Land Company, on file ut the office OF the
e,erk OF the Hastings Court of the city OF Rcan-
LEhMS: Cash enough to pay the past due note
auu interest being aboit Si09.50, aid the cost OF
1872, wi tn interest from August rs, 1876 halanc.
sale, with interest s W JAWt%n%' 0 Va
ANo'-lOs NrMsf
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DERD
or trust executed to me by Mira f. j Noir
aud Miss NJ. A. Moir, dated the 3lst day OF July
iS9l. ana recorded in the clerks office OF the
book % page 80, in trust to secure to John q
Waiihce. Or, the payment OF $2,2S30 ~, evidenced
hy tn ee Interest bearing negotiable notes of aid
Mrs r. ). NOR aud Miss NJ. A. NOR bearing evon
months after date, and the other two for SSgi IA
each, payable two and three years resoectiyeIv
after uate, anu DEFAULT having been made In the
payment OF the hrst OF said notes 10 fall due at
,he request OF the said John G: Wallace, Jr and
me holder or said past due note, shall sell to the
highest bidder Mt public auction In front OF the
courthouse In said city OF Roanoke on THURS.
DAY, HE 17rII DAY OF MARCH, 1SDa. ATl1
~; all mat ce'tan lot or parcel OF land lying and
being in the city OF Roanoke and bounded as
follows 80
Beginning at point on the east side OF Roam
oKc street l2So feet north OF Pine street; thence
with noanose street north degree ~ minutes
west w fcct TO point thence north So degrees Is
minutes nat I'LL feet to alley; thence with
the said alley south degrees 81 minutes east
$40 Feet To point; thence south 81 degrees IS
miuutcs west HIS feet to Roanoke street ,he
point Of beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF sale,
including trustees commissions, and to pay OK
said past due note OF $4,000 with Interest
thereon from July 81. 1891, and as to sufficient OF
the proceeds to pay on the first duo $SIi.50 note
with interest thereon from July 81, 1871 till paid
upon credit until the 3ist OF July, 1923 and as
to suncient Of the proceed. to pay or said re-
maihing note OF SS9i. with interest from July
81, lS,i till paid upon credit until July a. 1881:
and the balance, IL any. payable in two euuai
annual payments from day OF sale. Deferred
payments 10 bear interest, and to he evidenced by
negotiable notes secured by deed OF trust on
the property. This sale IL made subject TO a
building association lien of about ri 400 40 paya
bic at the rate of S3t 10 per month
III tbs ROY b. SMITH. Trustee.
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TTVs ENTY-FIVE NOVELS FOR THP
81 FORMER PRICE OF ONE.

IL MO. BOOKS. THE PRINT is
GOOD. THE PAPER Is GOOD
AND THE BOOKS ARE
NEATLY BOUND.
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1.-THE END
experimenting WITH COLD.
Tho Interesting Observations of Berlir
Professor.
women

Tho Interesting observations of a Berlin
Professor.
The laboratory of Prof. Pictet, at Ber-
lin, is designed for the investigation of
the effects of cold. The refrigerating
machinery, driven by several powerful
engines, keeps the objects under OBJ
servation at any temperature between
20 degrees and 200 degrees below zero
Cent. as long as may be required. The
cooling is effected by the evaporation of
liquids, and is divided into three stages,
each with its special apparatus. For
the first stage is used the mixture of
sulphurous and carbonic acids known
as "Pictets fluid" which is condensed
at pressure OF about two atmospheres
In spiral tube cooled by water. Laugh
ing gas (oxide of nitrogen) is the liquid
chosen for the second stage. 1t is con-
densed at pressurexof ten or twelve
atmospheres in y tube kept at about so
degrees below zero by the action of the
first circuit. For the third stage atrnos-
pheric air is employed, and passes into
the liquid state at pressure of seven
ty-five atmosphercs when the Temporal
ture is kept at 1876 degrees below zero
by the other circuits. The evaporation
of the liqucfied air gives cold of about
zoo degrees below zero. Absolute zero
is placed at 273 degrees below zero
Cent, but Prof. Pictet regards 255 de-
grees below zero rs about the lowest
attainable artificial temperature One
OF the effects OF great cold has been the
showing of quicksilver in beautiful,
fern-lilse crystals Glycerinc also has
been crystallized; and cognac has been
given by freezing the peculiar mellow
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he went on. II did try, Hetty, and if /
had got the farm cleared off l meant to
have asked you if-if-things couldn't
be different; there was school we
wanted to send Leon" he did not
know how to finish the sentence, APP
parently; but the mute entrcaty of the
look turned on his wife's unmovcd face
awakened Miss Brainerd's indignant
pity. WELL" he said, quietly, "thcre is
always the prairie schooner for me to
take to; for don't think was cut out
to make laws. I can't harm anybody
but myself on the prairie; and Pearl
will sec you and Leon have place to
stay. Now, guess if you ladies will
excuse me, I'll go put up the horse. I'll
be right back
AS he stood in the doorway, his eyes
turned back to Leon. "Shall come
too, pap" said the child. Miss Braincrd,
at least, noticed fine CULVER pass over
the mans face before he answered:
mo, shall come back soon. You stay
with your mother"
Still, she was looking at him. lie
walked out alone. Then she rose, her
Ups set firmly. Twill you excuse me.