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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-05

Glance by the New Dress
Goods beauties crowding in Sc
thickly at almost every coun'
ter, and you catch glimpses
of price marks on the Fall and
Winter weights that will make
you almost doubt your eyes.
Like these:
5O-inch All-Wool Suitings, small
check overlaid with large Bouclt
Plaids, SOC from 81.
3S-inch Cashmere Plaids, variety Of
styles, Toe from 81.
5O-inch Surah Twill Plaids, 81 from
81 so.
In Black Dress Goods, too:
46-inch Balck Beatrice, 15c from 81
the last lot Wen have of thi'
choice stuff.
Black Robes-Thibet Cloth with
lace embroidered trimming al
S1S: originally $40.
Black Robes-Thibet Cloth with fine
embroidered trimming-S20; orig
nally $40.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. /, 1892.


The value of a Dress Goods
stock of the greatest proper
tons, so mobile in movement
as to present new features
daily, is great. The shopping
community understand that
better and better each season.
Note Brandenburgs. No
more explanation is needed.
They have character, individ-
uality. But as the season goes
on we would tell daily of
Brandenburgs were we to
keep you fully informed. There
are more colorings in the tulip
figures. Pictures of roses
strung on light bits Of ribbon
are also just in. And Bran
denburgs are zoe.
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Electric Hitter.

popular a 10 need no special mention. All who
have used Eletric Bitters sing the same song of
prAtsc.-A purer medicine does not exist and 1t
Bilters will cure all diseases OF the Liver and
Kidney, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt
uhsum and other affections caused by impure
uiood--Will drive Malarial from the system
m prevent as well as cure all Malarial feyers.
FOR cure OF Headache. Constipation and Indi-
Restion try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction
aal MOO Per bottle At JoAnson's Drug Store.
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Mr.. Frank Huffman, a young man OF
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been
under the care Of two prominent physicians,
and used their treatment until he was not
able to get around. They pronounced his
cas- to be Consumption and incurable. He
was persuaded to try DR.. Kings New Dis
ooyery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
and at that time was not sAle to walk across
the street without resting. He found, be-
fore he had used half of a dollar bottle, that
he was much better; he continued to use it
and is today enjoying good health. If you
have any Throat Lung or Chest Trouble
try it. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial
bottle free at W. d. Robbnrs's Drug Store
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The Bedford Cord silk
striped and plaid Ginghams
have just added Mirt1
colorings and patterns.
They touch your art thought.
The poetry of Cottons. 45c.
Those 25c Ginghams-Yan-
KEGS, observation-disclosures ire
pressible. They brook no
Cotton rivals in any stufs.
To-day new patterns come,
bold, radical, pronounced,
grounds like plain Bunting,
broad stripes composed of
many little stripes winking
and blinking their colors in a
witch-like weave. Others with
sateen stripes and bold plaids.
Others with Bedford Cord
stripes running through
Zephyr plaids'
Have you seen the black
and navy blue grounds, with
rich bold figures, in the Nous.
seine de I indie? No? You've
missed something. But you
can see them yet. 35c.
Whether it be Cottons or
Woods wander over the town,
look here and look there, then
let our people show you more
and better than all else COM
bined.
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DIED

GAVENTA - In Baltimore, Jan
eth, 1892, May, daughter of Kate and
the late Ignailus Gaventa, formerly of
Penn's Grove, in her 26th year.
PETERSON - In Penn's Grove,
Feb. End, 1892, George Peterson,
daughter of John aud Emma Peterson,
aged 20 years.
NEWELL-In Salem, Jan. Both,
1892, Naomi Newell, widow of the late
Robert Newell ST., aged So years.
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PEDRICKTOwN NOTES.

Moving is the order now.
Rev. ]. G. Stump and wife are now
nestled snugly in their new parsonage.
John Hertz, Jr, is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morgan, who
have been very i'll are improving.
Rev. E. r. Brunyate is preaching a
series of illustrated sermons which are
attracting much attention and com.
ment.
Communion service at the Baptist
Church on Sunday.
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naekIen,s Arn.cs salxe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulceu, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
C,rlS and all Skin EruptionA and positive
Is cures Piles, or 10 pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to givs porfecs satisfaction, or
money refunded Pnco IS cents pu box.
Eu M hu W. d. RooAl1gt2 pTuSS AprA
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First of the special importa-
ton of black Silk-and-Woo
Henrietta. Extra fine quality
and just the weight for Spring
and Summer wear. 81, $I.25.
SI.5o. Width SO inches.
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pARLEZ.NOrS ERANCAISe

Ii you don't there certainly have been times
when you wished that you could and il You
are anxious to Learn to read speak French, you
should have the splendid article French With
out a MASTER by Prof. A. de Rougemont of
Chautauqua University, published in Demo
rests Family Magazine for February. With
the definite and practical instructions given in
ii, one cannot fail to acquire an accurate know
ledge of French in an aStOnishingly short time.
But this is not the only attraction of this superb
number of this typical Family Magazine. The
numerous Illustrations, including a lovely pho
tOtint of Cupid and Psyche, - are simply splen.
did the stories are of exceptional merit {; AT
the Homo OF a Florida Cracker" handsomely
illustrated, Will interest, everybody Tit
Home OF a Special with numerous ~illuStra-
tons, furnishes practical and artistic ideas for
building and furnishing a home and "A Small
Garden, and What II Produced gives Just the
information needed by those who have little
ground and yet like fresh vegetables. AS usual,
there is something in this number for every.
body, and everything is of the best and this
number is only a sample of what is furnished
twelve times a year, for -. Published by w
Jennings pemOrest, 10 Z. 18th ST., New York
City.
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New lots added daily TO the
Cape Overcoat special bargain
line. Leather Leggings, 8 to
9 year sizes, are 1915 and
$3.50 for tan, $50 and 4
for black. Unusual values.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
In CHANCERY OLE NEW Jersey.

lN NIla4NtTht UT
Between Thomas j. Yarrow, On RIM
And Arthur w. Yarrow and Wife NJ r 81 t eT
and others. Deft5.
BY virtue of the above stated writ, to me di.
rected and delivered, | will sell at public ven;
due, in front Of the Court House in the City OF
Salem,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1892,
Between the hours OF u and 5 O'Clock In the al.
ternoon of said day Ito wit at l O'Clock +: M
all the following described tracts OF lane and
premises, situate in the township OF Aloway;
County OF Salem, State Of New Jersey, and
bounded as follows:
No. / Begins at a stone in the public road
leading through AllOway into Warrington, and
Is bounded by said road, Canal street, WIN. r.
Reeves homestead property, and properly late
Of Joseph Hackett, and contains about one acre.
No. Begins at the junction OF the Anoways.
town and Chinatown roads, and Is pounded
by said roads and lands of Patrick Hart and
Joseph Haverly, and contains ~ acres ana
% Tooth of land, more or less.
Nos Begins at a corner OF William Sh0ughs
land, in the GuiheatOwn and All0waystown
road, and is bounded by lands Of John Hopkins,
tanning 81 acres of land, more OF less.
MOI Begins at a stone in the easterly side
Of the swedes' fridge road and AlleS%a H,S %9
Patrick Harris land, and IS bounded by ianus OF
Abraham Darlington and by Streteh's land; by
land OF Boward Thomas andby PATTERSON WOOD,
land, and contains twenty.seyen acres ana
47.l0Oths of land, more or less.
Being the same land aud premises of which
DR.. Thomas j. YarrOw, senior, died seized ana
which he devised to his three sons, Thomas j.,
John D.. and Arthur W. Yarrow, and which the
said Thomas j., and John D., and their wives
thur ". Yarrow by deed dated Dec. 2lst. 1883,
and recorded in Salem County Clerks Office In
Book No. 60 of Deeds, folio so Sc.
Seized and taken IN execution as the property
of Arthur ". Yarrow ct ais, defendants, at the
suit of Thomas j. NarrOw, complainant, and 10
be sold by
JAMES NEWELL. Sheriff.
10. Acton Solicitor. Dated SlIeriifs ONCE,
Salem, n. D., Jan. 9. 1872. loot
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True and tried Iflends are always welcome,
consequently -" Eick's Floral Guide is sure OF
a warm reception, especially when dressed as
daintlly as this year. The "Nellie Lewis Car,
nation on the front of cover, and " Brilliant
PsDpies' on the back, are unusually attractive,
and the numerous color ed plates of flowers and
Vegetables are certainly works of art and merit.
The first tweniy.four pages, printed in violet ink,
describe Novelties. Send ten cents to James
Weeks Sons, Rochester, N. Y, and pr0eure a
copy Of this attractive and useful catalogue II
costs nothing, as the ten cents can be deducted
from the first order,
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Mems Overcoat prices stay
Just where the warm weather
nut them-or lower.
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To Use

Ayers Sarsaparila, the valuable compOnents
% which arc imported, wholesale. by the
j. c. AVER Go. from the regions where these
articles are richest in medicinal properties.
at is q wonder TO nc that any other
tar.l Ayers %Sarsaparilla has a show in the
rallgt. Ii people consulted their own In
t-s,-t, they would never use any other; for
IL Is NOT only the best. but, on account OF its
c|u.r-u;ratel strength and purity, 1t IS the
most economical. james +. Duffy, Drug
gi,t, Washington ST. Providence, r. l.
DE 4. l.. Almond. Druggist, Liberty, Va,
writes: Leading physicians In this city
urrSprihe
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY !
XJTILL be sold at public sale on


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1882
at the residence OF the subscriber at the cross
ing of the SharptOwn and PedricktOwn and Sd-
lem roads 2 miles from Penn's Grove, in Upper
Penn's Neck township the following described
- HEAD Of HORSES, MULES & COLTS
200 MS, well matched, lively and gentle, their
equals hard to find bay LancewoOd mare Beck,
9 yrs. old, l51& hands, sound and gentle in all
harness, good style. fine driver; ] black brood
mare Dolly, medium sized roadster of good
style, mother OF young colt below Stinted to In
diaman Jr., very kind and gentle suited for
women's or children's use, ] pair gelding colts
coming 2& 3 yrs. old, fun brothers by Handy
Andy. good size and style, look much alike colt
10 mos, old by Indiaman Jr.; dam Dolly, a live
II COWS, ! HElFERS. BULL-Some COWS
have calves by side, baiance fresh or VIII come
| into profit soon. Most Of them are Jerseys and
Jersey grades, the heliers are graded Jersey
and Guernsey about Is mos; old, safe IN cali,
Guernsey bull, a fine animal entitled TO registry,
3 yrs. old, has been dehorned. Ten Poland
China shOats, some nice breeders.
WAGONS. IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY
&c.-These implements are nearly new OF inc
good order. l market wagon, ! buggy, rntd
| wagon, iron axle farm wagons, cart, sides
bottoms, shelyings, Deering mower anu olhHTI,
er-irOn roller, Buckeye corn cultlyator, l,ar-
lington potato digger, Fenton potato digger Us
borne fan mill, corn shelter, flerrponl lever pow
horse chilled plOws, 3 one.horse plows, : Planet
| horse hoes, . cultivators, / Planet Jr., hand cul-
| t~ivatOrs, grindstone, slOp cart, wagon holster
forks, shOvels, hoes, etc,
HARNESS. double sets hali'chdin harness.
2 sets single harness, cart harness . SctS OF
| double and singletrees, lines, collars, BRIDES
sc.
500 bushels of corn on the ear. ) tons hay.
One ican Cooley Dreamer, churn aud butter
worker.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock sharp. Con
ditions made known on day OF sale Dy
W, A. Casper. Auct. EDW. G.BhlCh'
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Tectpd AVID delivered, | VIII sell at puDHc VEN
due, in front OF the Court House in the City OF
Salem,
ON MONDAY, MARCH It'll, 1892,
Between the hours of Y and 5 O'clock In the ar
ternoOn of said day Ito wit at / O'Clock r.. MY
all that plantation, tract or piece OF Hand ituaie
in the township OF Warrington, in the County
of Salem and-State of New Jersey, and bound.
ed as follows:
Beginning at Salem Creek in 4 line OF .Josepb
Matlack, and running thence bounding thereon
South fortythree degrees twenty minutes West
f~Orty-siX chains to a corner In the line OF land
OF the heirs of Thomas inchman, decd thence
thereby North fOTty.five degrees and twenty-five
minutes West twenty chains and seventy links
TO a corner OF David and Elwood kiger's land
thence thereby North fOrty.three degrees and
twenty minutes East thirty one chains and
seventy.four links to a corner OF lands bought
by d.. ". G.. Hinchnan thence thereby South
~forfy-six degrees and fifty minutes East thirteen
chains and ninety links to a corner In the mid.
die of the Courses Landing public road thence
by the middle OF said road Moth thirty eight
and a half degrees Fast fifteen chains and FORTY.
five links to 4 corner OF SummerilI's land .
thence by lands of SummeTill North forty-eIRht
degrees East about seven chains and twenty
five links to the Salem creek thence up Salem
creek by the courses thereof to the place of be-
ginning: containing within said bounds Eighty
acres OF lGhd ana premises, De the same more or
less.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty OF Joseph n. Weber ct uX. defendants, at
the suit Oi David Wiley, executor OF Josiah
Moi ris. dec, complainant, and to be sold by
JAMES NEWELL, Sheriff.
G.. SinnickSun, SOlr. Dated Slierif's Office,
Salem, n. j., Feb. 3, 1892. 2-b-5t.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
10 C. S.

PUBLIC SAES.
Feb l0-Rdw. G. Brick, near Penn's Grove.
Feb. I7-Chas. Freid. near Pedricktown.
Feb. 81. d. shuitz, near Auburn.
Feb. 24-Robt. Cross, above Penn's Grove.
Feb. 26,-Jas Black. Near Eagletown.
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An artesian well is being dug neal
Woe stown for a supply of water for
the town. At the depth of 400 IT, the
diggers L. soodpile.
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Executors Notice.

1X6CuCOTb
Amanda Weatherby and Isaac Hurff Weather
by, Executors GI Benjamin Weatherby deceased,
BY direction of the Surrogate of the County OF
Salem, hereby gives notice to the creditors of
the said Benjamin Weatherby deceased, to
bling in their debts, demands and claims
against the estate OF the said decedent, under
oath or affirmation, within nine months from
the date thereof, or they Will be forever barred
Cf any action thereof against the said Execu-
tors.
ISAAC HURFF WEATHERBY.
Dated November 7th, 1891. Executors.
naa- % ON
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SANKEY'S LIFE OFLEATH[R

Should be used in every family. A iGcent box saves
Ten Dollars of your shoe bill in q short time. Il
softens the leather and keeps it from cracking Of
breaking, 1t gives life and strength to leather, Aat
makes it waterproof, and gives your shoes a nne,
new appearance. 1t may be used on the finest kid
or morocco shoes. Ask your shoe dealer for II.
John sankey. Mifrinbarg, Pa, sole Manufactures.
For sale By Laing & MaGinnLs, S ". Third 81, PhilA
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$40 Fur Beaver at.$30.
$3S Blue Melton at S25.
$50 Blue Kersey at $22.5 SO.
$50 Black Cheviot at $18.
SIS Black Kersey at S15.
That's the incline. Every
Ulster in the stock reduced.
About 30 Homespun Suits for
men 60 from 20 and ~. 50
to IL.
JonN WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth and Market streets
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For Sale.
For Sale Or Rent.

"ANTED-A good salesman to sell Nursery
w Stock. Salary $40 per month aud expen-
ses paid. Address. with references, ID. ii. PAT
Tf, Nurseryman Geneva, n. Y, Lot
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Administrator Notice.

Theodore I~lolton, administrator OF AndrewtC.
rreditors Of the said Andrew G. HOlton decess-
ed, TO bring in their debts. demands and claims
AGAINST the estate of the said decendent, under
nsIh or affirmation within three months from
me date hereof. or they will be forever barred
of any action thereof against the said Admins
'rato'' THEODORE HoLToN,
Dec. 18th, 1891. Administrator:
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SuERIFF'S SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

Between David Wiley, executor Fl: "a. for sale
of Josiah Morris, dec. Complt. of Mortgaged
And Joseph II. Weber ct uX. PREMISES.
haftc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-08
Tho ISL. Show Coming.

Tho ovor popular and ever welcome
George Wilson-or "lIon " George, as
his Southern friends insist upon calling
him-and his thoroughly reorganiz.d
and coRcededly sup, rlaiive minstrels,
will give a peerless and wUndrous per-
formance here at the Academy of Mu
sic next Saturday night. The mero an
nouncement of Mr.. Wilson's appear
ancc is sufficient to pack the house, and
those who wish seats had better reserve
them carly to avoid the crush at the
door The critics are agreed that Mr..
Wilson now has his banner show. The
Savannah News, in speaking of it's
success in that city, says: George
Wilson did wise thing when he dis
carded gaudy personal trappings and
went back to black face and old time
minstrelsy. Savannah showed its ap.
probation OF the change by giving him
tho largest Saturday night house ever
seen here-barring one exceptional
case, Bornhardt's performance. Wilson
has gathered around him this year the
best talent in his line. The company
is strong throughout and there is not
feature Of the entire programme that
could be eliminated without weakening
tho whole. 1t is pleasing from begin
ming to end, and the equipoise between
vol preserved. The music is even
above Wilson's past standard. Tho au-
dience last night evidently derived
much more enjoYmt Mt from the min
strels than any audience has from a
performance Of a similar character for
long Time. The work OF Wilson, Whalen,
Jake Welbey, Will Walling, Ed. Latell,
Harry Grove and the others was excel
iont throughout Wilson has set an ex-
ample and achieved a success so Ear this
season that will probably lead other
companies to gradually adopt the
typical features OF tho early days of
minstrelsy, without tn coarseness that
then characterized SUI performances.
White faces, with velvet costum es
trimmed with gold, could be dispensed
with and their absance not mourned
Ii fresh humor and good voices took
their place, as in Wilson's comoina-
tipD ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Moss Jollities.

The Moss Family, in musical comedy,
made their first appearance in Easton
last evening to an appreciative audi.
ence. That they arc gifted with FARO
musical talent no ono who he ard them
VIII deny, for they produced tho sweet
est music from instruments of every de.
scrlptlon, including mandolin>, oxo.
phonos, marimbas. saxaphones, kyle.
phones, trombone-, clarionots, bells and
oven broomSticks and slaw cutters were
utilized to furnish music. The opening
part OF the programme consists of var
ious musical novelties, in which is given
a saxaphone quintette, The Two
Merry Gypsies," with castanet dance,
by Bertha and May, and Tho Sleigh
Ride Party" a descriptive SELF ction ar.
ranged by Eerd. Moss, and several othcr
selections by Floe. Lotlie, May, Bertha,
Frank and Ford, which wore all we'll
received. They were several times
compelled to respond to oft-repeated
applause. The concluding comedy, "A
Quick Match" provoked a good deal Of
laughter. In this there was a German
character, dude, squire, a widow,
and Others all of which were we'll taken
and songs and specialties were intro
duced during the progress of the play
that were all we'll received. Tho per-
formance throughout was u good ono
Daily Argus, Easton, Pa.
Tho Moss Jollities Will appear at the
Academy OF Music tonight.
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II 10 ids

ESt NlRTCE or A DEED bF T'RJST EVE
- cutcd 10 tho undersigned ~ trnstcc nv a.
W Lapradc. datcd MAY ~. .S.l and rccn-r ~, H.,
IN" c'crk Office ot the Coz pora,ion Com, for 80
CITY OF kohnokc. Va, in deed hook - ,,oe,c ,5n
conveying TIC hereinafter q, scrihrd .,rnncttv IT,
trust 10 secure 10 i III. Gibson tue laymcnt ar
inc sum ~ $500. payable In two canal onnroi
Instruments OF Sl'F each with interest after the
rate Oh SIN per ccntun per annum IA cyidcnc n
ny Two negotiable notes dated MAY IL Issh, and
payable ono ind two Years from tltr -.
AT the First National Bank at Roanoke <a nm,
ucianlt having been uadc in tho paymcn, nr ID -
lnst OF SAID instruments and being required So I'm
DO by the beneficiary in said deed shall oircr
Tor sale oy public auction In front OF tho court
mouse OF Roanokc'city. ON MONDAY. TUE lg'riI
DAl OF DE EMBEN,l W. y i3U'CIOI,E NJ
to the highest bidder the following described
property, to wit:
All that certain lot or parcel of land in the city
OF Roanoke. Va, on the east side OF Com,.rcc
street, beginning ut point % 9. II feet north of
robertson street, thence in no-thcrlv dircctio
win commerce street - feet IL point. thence
IN an castcrly direction 5 1-lO feet to an alley
thence with said alley in y snuthcrly direction M
h-lo lcct to the beginning For further dcscriu-
non OF said property reference IS made to said
decd Of trust ~
TERMS:-Cash sufficient to defray the cxpcn-
scs or executing this trust. including trustees
commission or legal per ccntum and To discharge
inc second or said notes with interest due and
payable ~ aforesaid And u.s. to the rcsdrc of
thc purchase money. IL there NC any. the same
shall nc ma c pay able in two equal annual pay
mentS with interest rs evidenced by the ncs1-
tianle notes or the purchaser bearing date of sale
ana secured by decd OF trust upon the propcrty
II IS sod rrns,s.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed OF trust. executed to me by d. F. nc.
iauvcr ana H. ;; Williams the 3rd dav OF
March. $50. anu recorded in the clerks Office of
ilnstlnss Court Of the city of Koanokc. Virginia.
10 secure 10 D. Is. Winston the payment OF the
sum OF $50, evidenced by one interest bearing
negotiable note In the sum OF St5u, dated March
., ISh. ana payable TWO years from date with
icSa ibtcrcs;and whereas default has beer made
IN ne payment of said note OF $50. and having
bccn requested 81 To do by the BENEFICIARY in the
SAID deed OF trust. will offer for sale M public
nucuon to tho highest bidder ut the front door OF
Inc ouIthousc OF the city OF Roanoke Va ON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ira. lS.r3, AT IL NJ
the toliowing property To wit: That certain lot OF
land situated In tho city OF Roanoke, Virginia
bounded and described as follow-: wit:
beginning AT II point on the cast side Cr Com
mcrcc street ~ rect from the southeast corner of
line street, thence in an oastcrly direction il
teet TO an alley, thence with said alley south so
tcct To point ON same, thence west ITO rect to
commerce street, thence north with Commerce
STREET ~ Get to the place of beginning.
1EkMS Cash sufficient to tlcfray the costs of
executing this trust. inc udugA trustees COM
mission OF per cent and the past due note of
SIoO, with interest from the Bird day of March,
ISL, TO day OF sale; the balance. il any. payable
cash. Terms of sale To he complied with ut time
or ssle, property resold then and there ut pur-
charcrs expense j Il. LEVY Trustee
The above property has been sold by Mcssrs
kcfauvcr and Williams and their vcndccs as
sumcd payments. j. Is. LEVY.
IL tbs Trustee