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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02


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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-02
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
!. coaiMIss1oNpRs- sALEs.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DRORRE IN CAsE
n OF sapeS 8, Simmons against g. w. Thomas
rs mlnlsuator OF the estate OF a. j. Morris,
oeoSaaed. Mrs Mollie Q. Morris and others
RoanSsS on the 18th day September. ISL,
we shsh as commissioners. appointed thereby.
pressed TO tell at publ g auction ut the
; NE SsD DAY OF MARCH, 1Sf2, At IL
5000 UGG,uk ~, the following described lots or
RLnnipg az o ppi,t on tho south eide OF Wells
ss.oet 10 lsct east OF Rogcrs street; thence In
soutncIiy direction IS feet to poiut; thence In
An essteriy direction 10 feet TO point thence In
- mor.ne,iy erection % feet 10 Wells street;
tncnco with Wells street In q westerly direction
gu ieet to the place OF beginning; ana ono LOT
oSgin,n I'M az point ON south eide OF Wcils
i1o Iect cast of Rogers street and ru, ninr
On wells street 40 feet and back 93 feet bctweef,
Sssaei INES and ad1oinng the other lot above
20 said A.. .. Morris by said James s. Simmons'
Dy deeds, ono dated June I'D 1888 and thc Al, !,
Oclooc soth. 1883, recorded in decd hook 5S
pages " and W, In the Office OF clerk of she Hnst
'ngs Z, SonTt Of said city. -'' A'
dERMS OF SALE: Onethird of the purchase
money VIII be required in cash on day of sair
ana the balance to be divided into two coual nav
Ients OF one and two ycare respectively secured
oy negotiaoic Notes and lien etaine upon the
properly cold uatil all the purchase money ia
pAiu una conveyance directed by tho eonrt
SAM. q, WILLIAMS.
l.. c. HANSBROUGH.
Commissioners.
!, >. 3. Brooke, clerk of the Hastings Conrt
Ior the city CT Roanoke, Virginia, 60 hereby
Certify that t. 3 above commissioners have exc
Suto9 nono ia7the penalty OF $4,000, as required
by the decrce, with James 8. Simmons aeon rity.
1892. y 4 RIst10SE
. 30 tide. t,lc.k
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
a Four. rooted nec~ar,

The dog mentioned in the following
anecdote told by the New York Sun
probably lived an honorable and useful
life before he found that he could be
maintained in idleness by the degrad-
ing practice of begging: "One of the
most persistent beggars in Portland,
Me-, is collie dog which is very fond
OF doughnuts. The collie, in company
with his mistress. visited bakery one
day last fall. and perceiving some
doughnuts in showcase. he sat down
and pleaded, by means of short sharp
banks, for treat. The clerk generous
ly fed the smart dog, but now he wishes
that he hadn't, for every day since the
collie has appeared to beg for more
doughnuts. If the shop door is closed,
he will wait outside until some one
opens it. and then dodge in to get his
regular free lunch"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
PRODUCES AND MERCHANDISE.

New York. March 1S-ISpecialI-
Southern -four dull. weak. Wheat, spot
unsettled, closing higher, fairly active:
No. red, s8@1.00 store and elevator,
1.O0a6@l 00H afioat; options closed
weak, B@h over yesterdays: No. Q
red. March, 09M: May, 9eH; July, 94]s.
Corn, spot opened weaker, closed firm,
fairly active; No. Q, 4,%@46A elevator,
46I@47A afioat; options closed steady,
IS up to Is down; March, As; May, 46I
July, ASK. Oats irregular, closing
firmer, options dull, frmer; May, 34]s;
spot No. 9, 34}4@351&; mixed Western,
s4@35H.
Coffee options closed steady, un-
changed to 10 up; March, 13.65@l3 rs;
December, IL 05. Spot Rio quiet,
easier; No. z. 141s. Sugar, refined
quiet, steady. Molasses, New Orleans,
firm, quiet; common to fancy, 27@2s%.
Rice, firm, firm, quiet. Petroleum,
steady. quiet; refined, New York, 30;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, G.25. Cot
ton seed oil dull; crude, %. Rosin,
quiet, steady; strained, common tc
good, 1.35@91.40. Turpentine, dull,
lower, 36Go3eN. Peanuts, quiet, steady.
Meat market QUOT. Lard, dull, steady
Western steam, 6.5715 asked; city.
15@20; March, Sc; May, So; July. G8.
Freights dull, weak; cotton, 5 80 asked;
grain, 4d. asked.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
UNCLE RoY'S STORY.
IIo Tells kitty and Charlie All About tho
History of Sponges.

IIo Tells kitty and Charlie All About the
History of sponges.
Kitty had come over to spend tho
afternoon with Charlie; there was no
fence between their lawns, and they
were the greatest friends. They had
had splendid time, for Uncle Roy had
been teaching them to draw half-open
book which he had placed before them
as they sat on the floor. They had
rubbed their states clean "a good many
times, but finally they had each sue
ceeded in making something not unlike
an open book.
Are you SO tired?" asked Uncle Roy.
as Kitty put her slate down on the rug
beside her. and with sigh leaned back
against his knee. She seemed weary.
Some tired, in my back" she an
swcred; but do love to draw, it's such
fun, Mr. Roy"
Yes; isn't it," said Charlie: then.
changing the subject rather suddenly,
he asked, picking up the sponge which
had been kept so busy that afternoon
cleaning the states: GLOW do they make
spongcs, Uncle Roy?"
They don't make spongcs ut all:
t'c sponge is an ANIMAL" answered his
uncle.
What" cried Kitty and Charlie to-
gcther.
Yes" laughing at their astonish-
ment, ''spongcs arc living creatures;
but .his," taking the sponge from Char
lie. lis only the skeleton of Il sponge.
The living part is like kind of Jelly,
and fills all these holes, and covers the
OOtSiGp of this cl-e1ntOn
"Where is the live part now?" asked
Charlie.
The live part has to he killed before
this is fit for use"
"llow do they kill it?' asked Kitty.
"Sponges live in the sea-" said Uncle
Roy; for time, perhaps, they may
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
THE SPONGE Is AN ANIMAL" SAID UNCLE
ROY.

swim about, but they soon fasten them
selves to the rocks at the bottom, and
there they remain until they are found
by the divers.
They live on the sea water which
passes through them, spouting out of all
these holes"
What is a diver, and how do they get
the sponges from the bottom of the sea?'
asked Charlie.
Well" said Uncle Roy, laughing at
SO many questions, 81 diver is "a mun
who dives down into deep water sew
cral men go out in boat, and the diver
jumps overheard with rope tied about
him, and plunges down to the bottom
AS soon as he sees n sponge, he tears it
from the rock, pulls the rope, and the
men in the boat draw him mp; and now
to answer Kitty's question as to how
the sponge is killed. They are killed
simply by keeping them out of the
water and drying them, which is often
done by burying them up in the hot
sand. That soon kills the poor Jelly;
and after it is dead these skeletons arc
put into wire cages, and placed in the
sea, where the tide running in and ont
through them soon washes them quite
clean"
DO we have spongcs in our seao"
asked Charlie.
"Sponges grow almost everywhere,
but the warmer the climate the better
and larger they are; the best. suppose,
come from the Mediterranean sea-"
Well" said Kitty, drawing long
breath, and scrambling to her feet, II
never knew sponges were alive before,
and I'm going straight home to tell
grandma; I don't believe she knows. -
Annie L.. Hannah, in Our Little Men
and Women.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
VEGETABLE POETRY.

Potatoes came from far Virginia:
Parsley wos sent US from Sardinia;
Fronch beans;l low growing on tho earth,
To distant India trace their BIRTH;
But scarlet runners, guy nnd tall.
That climb upon our garden wall
A cheerful sight 10 all arouU1l-
In South America we're found.
The onion Travelled here from Spain:
The lccls from Switzerland we gain,
Garlic from Sicily obtain,
Spinach in far Syria grows:
Two hundred years ago or more
Brazil the Grticholic sent o'cr,
And southern Europc's sea coast shore
Beet root on us bcstows.
When 'Lizbeth was rcigning here
Pcase came from Holland, and were dear.
Tho south of Europe lays its claim
TO beans but some from Egypt canc.
The radishcs, both thin ana stout.
Natives OF China arc, no doubt:
But turnips, carrots and sea kalc,
With celery, so crisp and pale,
Arc products of our own fair land;
And caObages-a gOodly tribe
Which ADLER pens might we'll describe
Are nlso ours, understand.
-Coldthwaito' Geographical Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19

Ri VIKrUE OF ~ DEhD OF TsuSl EyE.
4 p, Guted to me by Mrs. Jane NJ. Elliott and j.
Of record In the clerks Office of the uustinGs
Court OF Roanoke City. Virginia, In deed hook
B. page 1913, TO secure 10 D. c. Moomaw and W
Moomaw the rum OF $3.50, evidenced by Il;
negotiable notes of $lO each and ono note OF All
also the sum OF S5s9.15, as evidenced by thirteen
negotiaole notes as follows: One note for
$50, payable months after date; one note for
SSi30 pa, able II months after date; on. note for
SHlO payable l. months after date; one note
Tor $GG.ao, payable "a months inter date; one note
rote for $3.50, pay able &c months after date ono
note Tor Sd5 81, payable AZ mon hs after date one
note for $Ss 10. payable IS months after date; one
note Tor ~ 30, pay able 81 months alter date; one
note Tor 90, pay able 10 months after date; one
note for SIC 60 payable GO months after date; one
hotc LOT ~ ~, payable 81 months after date; one
note lor S2.s5, payable III months after date.
All OF whici notes were exc cuted b, Mrs Jane
1880 and default having been made in the pav
ment OF siS OF said notcs, and having been re-
quesied 70 to do by the hcnciciaries In said deed
est bidder in front OF the courthouse In The city
OF Roanoke, Va, on THURSDAY, THE Trii
day. all that lot PAL eel OF lard lying i'm the city
OF itoanol e, Va, bounded and described as fol
low 8, to wit:
Beginning at point on the south eide Of Salem
avenue 80 feet west from Park or Firth street;
Il enco in an easterly direction with Salem ave,
nne SB feet to point: thence in sonthcrly d.
rcction i0i4 feet to u 10.foot alley: thence wta-
cry with snid alley S3 feet to point; thence ii
northerly direction 1919 feet to the point OF be-
ginning
TERMS: Fash will be required for as much
az may he necessary to pay the expenses OF this
safe, intending legal commission 10 tn trustee
and to pay or note CT SEi 10 credited bg Sl3Ti:
one note In the sum of $3.50 and four notes for
StO.O0 each The balance will DO pay able in
afty-two monthly payments of $iO.Ol each, the
nrst OF when will be payable on tho 2nd day OF
MAY, 1892, aho one pa, ment OF $40 90 payable on
the End day of September, 1saG; also the sum of
on the End day OF April, 1893; $3.50 Of the ind
cay OF October. 1873; $3S 10 on the End day OF
April, 1891; $50 80 ON the 2nd day of october,
1874; S23 W on the end day OF April 1895; SIG so
on the 2nd day OF October. 1876: 500 on the
End day OF April 1856, and $3.50 on the End day
OF August, 1896 and the remainder In ak
execute negotiable Totes for deferred payments
and secure tie payment OF same by deed OF trust
on the property. GEO. G. NOON wv,
0 4 9ds Trustce
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-19
TRUSTEES. SALES.

TkUsr aE'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed 81 tsust executed to me by Byrd L.
Lockett and Emma q. Lockout, his wife, dated
the 18th day OF August 1885, and duly rcc orded in
the'clcrS's office OF the Huetings Court for the
81, in trust to secure ii NJ. Rogers 10 n engS
eairfaN and d. F. Houston, the payment of the
sum sum q Si,6o.0o. payable as follows: One thou.
stalmcnts of SIG GO 80 each, with per cen.. inter
Get hnd evidenced by sixty certain negotiable
1889, and the balance OF asOOOO payable in Ave
yeers from August 18th. 1885, with interest
thcrto at 6per cent, payable annually evidenced
dn.ed August nth. 1888.
And default having been made In tn. payment
On tie ast three Of tho notes cvidcncny the a. id
monthly instruments, and the in orcst thereon
shercon, and having been required so to do by
bno n,nstcaries under said deed, shall cell at
The courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke, Va. on
1MsoGND "a THE 18TH PAY OF APRIL, 1874 Al
being In the city OF Roanoke. Va, and b0nnded
and de- eFihcd Ne follows, to wit:
Begihning Mt the northeast corner OF oudon
ana second streets: thence with Second stree, in
ahorthcrly direction 100 feet to an alley: thence
Win came In an castcrly direction 100 iect to a
POM, .hence IN southerly direction $50 feet to
Louoon street, thence with Loudon stacct In a
westerly direction 100 feet to Second street plaee
OF beginning known rs Tote md To- section a.
together with the appurtcnanccs thereto belong,
ing, said and except the eastern 40 fs or lot No
~, block "a; the lien OF this deed having been rel
neved us to this portion OF the above described
TERMS: For cash Ms TO 20 much Of tho nro
cceds as may he necessary to dcfray the eS
ptnses or executing this trust, including trus-
tees commission of legal per centam ami to die
charSe the notes representing the above de
scIthoi insta!lmcnts, which shali he due and pay,
aDle at date OF sale; tho balance or so much
thereof as may be necessary to be made PAYABLE
at such times as such Of the above described
notes Ms are yet to become due and PAYABLE
snail become due and payable to no properly
secured by deed OF trust upon the property and
inc residue, II any, to be made pa able in two
"A
| from ntc OF ealc, to be properly secured
3 10 tds j. ALLEN WATTS Trrst..