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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16
Insurance.

Of all kinds effected at the Of
fee of James Williams, fire, life
and accident insurance agency, up
stairs over Bank of Savannah.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

r. ID. DeFord's family have
moved to the w. L. Hughes resi-
dence.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

Baker Bros. have anything you
want in Underwear. Go and see
them.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

Charlie Williams shipped on the
Nisbet Friday to learn the bust.
ness of engineer.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

The blackberry crop is so near
a total failure in this section that
blackberry pies will be at a premi.
um.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

Mr.. j. ID. Watson has ouI
thanks for early peaches.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

The girl who has not got tan
dress trimmed in green this sea.
son is literally not in it.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

For Rent-A neat cottage on
East Main street. Applyto w. j.
Watson, or this office. If
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

Mrs. l.. V. Sewer returned Sun
day from Jackson.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

Remember we are headquarters
for Ladies' Hats and Trimmings.
Baker Bros.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

Mrs. Virginia Freezing is spend
ing a month with relatives at Ad-
amsyille.-Jackson Dispatch.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

Miss Knight Campbell, of Men,
phis, came in Wednesday to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Mamie Br0yles.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16
.!ssLaEss WINE OF c.acu! for Weak Nerve.

G. +. Benton left Wednesday
for Louisville.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16
Marriage Licenses.

Wiley Gardner to Mary b. Taylor.
Henry Lee to Martha j. Rose.
Rev. r. j. Wood to Jennie Morris.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16
ron dyspepsia,

indigestion. and stomach disorders, take
BROWNS IRON BITfEHS.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine Ins
trade marx and crossed red lines on wrapper
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

Henry Staken to Amarintha Meek.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

sor sLAckDaAuoar tea cures Constipation
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16
A = !,
WE PAY EIGHT
Ifyou do not keep it.
We think you will keep it.
1t pleases everybody.
1t is an honest piano.
1t is the WING Piano, -

You may have a preference for
some other make. Still you are a
reasoning creature, and open to
conviction, no doubt.
The question is too important to
be settled without due thought.
Years of satisfaction or of regret
come with piano. Does it wear
we'll? The WING Piano does.
look before you leap"
Whatever piano you buy, there
are piano secrets you ought to know.
Our free book tells them. Send a
postal card for it. 1t may help you
to buy different piano. We take
that risk. We also tell you the
nearest dealer where you can see a
WING Piano. 1t is worth looking
at So is the price. WING &
en-, 245 Broadway, New York.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

MsElses,. WINE OF cARDy! for female disease.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1892-06-16

.a- WINE or cAROuI, Tonic for Women.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
The I}rute broke Down,

VIENNA Mnrch l8.-The execution
of Franz Schneider, for the murder ol
servant gl1l+, took place early this
morning. But little interest WIZ taken
in the "ffhir. The approaches to the
low court in Lautl+sseoicht slrus.p,
whr'e the execution ttnk rlac+, w+r:.
strongly guarded, and hut 80 sntct..
ttrs Wete permitted tn view tue axe
cut"'n, WMa Schneider apprunt ri
the gAlIcWs hi. s!rung frAm- tr.,.lbtp.i
nnl lI> incr grew gha~,Iy pale. 1t
wna evident ttat hi. brutal uut1,r4 wa.
s"1"ued. and tlnt he WAN In agony
and f<ar Of The tut" awaiting him.
White being plntoneh ut the gallows,
he Struggled aud strjeked, oh, M;
iu God's name III say unytl,lng." l'he
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

The three tribes on the Fort Ber
thold reservation are included in tho
nine tribes il, tho United States that
have never been ut war against tho
government. Of these three the Man.
dams are the smallest, numbering a lit
tic over quo, smallpox having almost
destroyed them about 1858. Hut they
are tho most interesting. There in a
story to tho effect that they are descend.
ed from sone Welsllmen, who sailed
west from Wales in the Eleventh cen.
tury and were never heard OF after
ward.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

THIS term might be applied 10 Sttv-
ems Point, located OH lhe Wisconsin
Central lines. al the gateway t. the
vast forest region which extends unrt1
to Like Superior, II distance Of FOG
miles without Il hrpak on account ut
its vast lumber intere~ S. The Wis
cnnsln river, to which the lumuermpu
have gwen the familiar and 4ut1lv what
attectionhte title Of ''Old Wiscons, "nut
aI.ne acts " Il lumber feeder to the
city by furnishing through itn nunler.
ouH tr!hutarits MI outlet for thuu-und.
Of acres OF pine In the upper ct.unt'y,
but it furnishes Il water power thht ~
second only 10 that If NeenAh and
Meas lt , which citles are also locat +.h
on the "Central." Millions nf feet Of
lumber are cut every year, giving enl>
lltynent to hundreds of men, Iu
addition to The lumber trade, It has
numerous other manu- tAttnrivs; It j.
here where the large car shupa OF thu
Wisconsin, Central ilnt4 are ;ocattd.
For tickets, nlap., patup|llels and full
Information Ap.'4y to Il. f. M"Neill,
Il, r. aud r. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
or to jas. G. Pond, General Passenger
an Ticket Agent. Chicago, LII.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

DES Mpl>Es, 1u%n. March l7,~~Tltt
i''hI''an SIT" .Hn*rEtu,n nat ti,-
nrnfnln:. Attrra t'tHttnrar> :truAni~
z'li"l ahl 'ie Arihl.4.HIent ut tuf,t-
; lAltt~s. ili* a..tnVt+atluti H&i ;Irur iii
'"n y. III. t'hn'1nllu <&ruhl~.. 1T hi.
address, paid gI''wtng tuI4I,liM+ut. 10
Hrri-nn:'~ Hun.lt i-t.htt.n. TIE cu.1-
Ttttttnu thtn tnt'ct "uti 10 f'uII.'t *f4r
f,ur dtIega*ts at laIs4. j. =. tlark>nn,
+x-(i''v. Gear, t.. +. M,rh, y. t..
Coas. aud Jed Luke wef- t,latet1 i'm
nunn1nat1uu. rllA-t, tlarkaut4, Gear
AMI Mack wear elected. Tue rts,ltl-
til liz expr>>.rd the hope tina: tue r.
publican party wall .uak. i Il :!ara~
tion of prllripte" amt Illuminate n
tlrk"t tnr tie nnnIt,ti "a q ts33 in ar.
cordance wtth their pas: r+cotd aid te
true t" the prtnclul+. nf tue pnrty.
This ndmihi-'r tim Ut PRESIDENT Har~
rjson was endorsed aud uu APPEAL
niade to republican. IN all parts IT the
Ut .te t. unite Oh g'eat republican
principles. The rttost Wa adupt+n
Without "tto'ition, aud the couven-
ttou .djturrel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

The rights Of the average baby do
not seeln to enter into tile calculations
OF economic and socipl writer's. and the
champions of tile abused innocent rare
ly appear in public print to do battle
for tic little sovereign OF the domestic
kingdom.
In the first place, no intelligent mind
can comprehend why the little creature,
who llutes with l.utred 10 less deep
tint it Is expressed IN sl,rieks and walls
the yards OF lace, linen n1ld other tln1u-
rnery III which it appears in public like
Il perambuInting dry goods shop, should
be compelled to suffer the indignities
thus heaped upon it. Clothes 1uust.
like tho other evils Of life, be borne,
but that twenty ti,ues the amount
necessary should be swatneu around
tile tender body that should have only
tho lightest and warfuest covering, ia
adding insult to injury, aud, speaking
seriously, the injury ia very great -~
Chicago Graphic. " :,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

ibid you ever ~r: anything like
thisf' said Mr. f. Il. Kirby, ticket
agent Of the East Tennessee r1od, a.
he l,eld up peach seed az lare> 4s
mans fist.
"Well. I know you haven't. There's
peach inside Of that seed. and the
tree n1 which this peacll grew il the
only peach tree that I ever heard OF
that. instead of growing the seed on
the inside Of the pench, grows the peach
OH the inside Of the seed.
''some years ago while was visiting
in south Georgia, I grated a peach
twig on HI Australian cherry tree.
The twik bore fruit. but tile fruit ap-
parently WIS nothing but seeds. It
WAS not disturbed. however. until they
had grown very large, when one OF the
seeds were pulled and broken open.
On the inside WAS a perfectly formed
green peach.
After that none OF the seeds were
disturbed tilt they had changed color
from light brown to black. Then
one Of them WAS broken open and a
ripe peach Of a light yellow color was
found on the inside. ."-~Atlanta Jour
nal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

DCHCQtE, March l>.--It IT suxE+1t .
"a here hat lht tX>Sheiiff alleged to
have been Offered $:2.3, ,tH'O IN kill Judge
Terry in California, may he Tunu Ibis
n"nh. II nA.tve ot Dubuque. r.. wu@
tt7ct+d sheriff IT Sau Frallei+cp dur
Ing tue day. of D"n's K+urnry, tnd
hts had u sensational lIi+. H. wno
the leader Of 'ht party who >ruel
HE Fenlan prisoners tfn,n New Stt! l..
Nute-. 1t II said that liz 'tfl tallfur-
nla te.nr" the Terry murder, AID ha~
II .vtr itfufI.t
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

sine IT, ILL., iutfutGctlon, "t.ie trIr
Rt|er- h.@ Etined rapidly III popular
tntur. untli nav ttturfy IN tile
lead aninn. |'nrt Msd'raI 1'nlt@ aud
Alt* r1lIte.-~~."tn Il n!ll1 1lt'tf4lnH which
p~ruItt- .t1 u-F - beverage tr intuxi~
cAn. it Il rettguiz.t ~ tUe hat and
!Irrst tnefttr!sr f,r T.! nl;u!.nt~ Ut
>t"hta"I littt nr kn!nrt*. /: w,'I
cure >lrk '~aH"rsr. 1uui4r"t'n, cAh~
*ttIatiun, hn1 1,ivr f1,nriA. III ON tf1e
~v"fen. ~Atj~ ,n*tit'u 4slHra4 t'*e'1 Will,
each h"tite Hr .1t monet 'tEHlnt+t.
Price nnIy ~ c"rt> l4~r M'ttjt. SID
hy ". + Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

CHICAGO, March 1S.--t;enerai Liet
! folenl4t Of the grand jury, and State
At|orn"y Lohgtnt cker nre positive Ia
| thtir predictions thnt u tremendous
Doodle scandal will l,e txpt4ed HI The
result Of 'he peudrnx investigation OF
corruption in the City Council. Tue
! evidence has beeu for sn.ne time In
preparation, aud q nieatl now eucIoYes
some Of the "city tatbers," from " hlct,
there il little hope Of p4csp+. Ihis
evidente includes ronf+sston4 of>everal
guilty parti+t; 1t includes not only Tie
prorri-e~ made tn them by cor1urA~
tiOn-, but the letter. incio ing the
money to purchase their vntes. and the
very EreennAcks themselves will!
"hi II shnre votes were tur .tn s.H:.
lii" ntn who have been active III
working up tltc-t ta-ts have >t,nr. L tut
XXI en-e and have t. ude SURE of ever,
str.
They have witnesses who have steI,
l+1Er sun IF n,*hy r.i1 by repre.-ll-
tnttrt~ n1 i" rl"'rHtlnnS !. inn!vuIuni
n'd+r nm, att! WHO huv- Il-urt the
nldtrlnen r'"tni.r ni4 ,ect,vtnx tlit
marry il cA>t tli~:r v..tt@ iii 4 r4riA,n
tnea>Hrc IN u rsrtnln way. The Inunty
~a. PHn' III vAiIuus wHt-. %t.l,- r.
tetv-t! II 1T stItlr hUnle% fr.un me@.eu~
eera. Several were pad in thr urr.
cincts 1t the city hull, n:'t II i~ suiu
that iva sold their vut'a in thr lMhy
III the tt'unril rhH,nl,+r. E.v dr,4t-
VIII he submitted toll lm grant jury ,t,-
Hay Showing Wholesale h4fi cry in il.-
t,n>*Axt ot lht Ecnnusl,t" gn- trrt,uu.,c.
TIE compressed mir ordinance aid the
Nurtht m Pacific rr41il,Aicr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
HERR CAPRN IS OUT
NJ enuer Announcement Of Cubi-
net t'rASi> in Germany kc-
Ce!ytJ. "
Tile Chance llor and tho M1ni:tc,
.cf Ecclesiastical Affsir, Have
ReSt:!ref!.

. HEtiLt$, MHrc't 1.--{'1nue+l'ur E.1
'"pr:vi hs~ r">i:;n:*,. Count = II! "
! and If''z'cnlt*. n:u'~'"f If ...+*E>it~>
teal t.tftif- anti nn'Iir f!i>> rurtin:., hu.
! tehur1+t1 hi- r-lEtlHt;ni, to the kt.;>tr.
AA"f!,cf ''tlt'tt ln+t;,n: W,- ntn It-
dAy ami tl1e situation. II said t., IT,.
rr;tict!.
1t IL tt,' u9ht thr kui.tr will rtfu-e
t" htc+pt Capr'vl'% resignation. Tu+rr
are rth'0r~, however. tf Il ii ,uhtfut
hHture th.t Herr K+nh'g@-n Or Gel.
l1evttze~ viii tr nltered iii ,:tu.,"tl.
lurahiI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

i'"f'@" Was quickly thr'~n A1nut.n hi.
neck, and u ite swung trrt. t~u nssl-s~ "
ants gr">t"d tie inntin9 ln>.n ny III"
arms and legs, an1 pulled Il ~ II W nd
with nlt Their strength. St;.n.i /. r
"r* Il %rahI|rt in trur nt'1,t1t,s, 10
'"r VS. H'~'i and t>t'y -xpr-.<i IT,
nn', ..ttau4e nf ct,inr III ,tr mau'r .re
Was tl-trthnbe. Il ~n- ~ tIo'rjt,It
tiat tue ~Itt:'a''st% "trr tuttI elliot t;,
turn AWAY. }'~a i: 1"(itc der, wIfe
=" f''htz. ard party in his ri r., -
serving Il sttiteHt" o. Iltt tHtr,.ot~
H."Iit
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
VIII IL. For Hin.

InttoviItE. ky., MHr:h l-.--l<r~
publ AIS of his state nt+ for Harrison,
:" Tim: the matter III tIlric. for pre>!-
dent csa'- nn figure ia III. 1rl+ r1iun tf
"lsts'ct deleg4 To Minneapolis. Far
years the party In th:s state has h+t II
divided lntU TWO GLASSES Office
!otde's and tho:e who failed tn get an
[appalnlnlent. These factions are hav-
Ing not fight fur tue controi Of the
stale convention, which will sel+tt
four delegates Ut Ia,xe. 80 fur us
known, Hon. w. .. Bradley, hus tlIr
largest nuuber of delegates aud tioubt~
les he will win. Judge Deuney, ot
Lexington, II apparently another w,u-
ner. Bradley and DenEey belong to
The uon 'otflce holding factlnn. 1t ts
thought Collector John Feland will be
one Of the quartette, but ~ for the
fourth mau it Ia 1mpos@ii,I. to IN Ut
him. District Attorney Jr ly wants
t" oe oue of the delegates, tut Felund
STEMS to have shut him out. This ia
likely TO cause h row lefure II IL ended.
Unit d Stales Marshall utci1ett /. 10
be one OF The delegates trom the Ninth
district, United States Surveyor q,
r. C'littr will be one Of the delegates
from The Eighth district. and Collector
Burnham the other one. Twenty-.,x
counties have hetu conventions and NJ
this humber only Warhinxton.
Caldwell aud Shelby-dld ilut Instruct.
ihe s'a'e convention will be held In
this city March 80.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20

notwithstanding tue ti{HAgrteatle
"e@tIrr 'ta' prevailed lat night thu
1T '+ndrtic. a, tue ''TDn! CArtr1' Re-
pub 1.:nb l. Atue ttCh WIS nearly ~
| lara e ~ N>ttHI Hnd ..H 1tw nn,nt Il were
| pr<+t't.,. 'H n*'nt'tt hip, n,nktnK
liz t5'ai n!~tnl't,r!,li. at his time l@h.
/ 9" lux Il, n.ntt+'s t}1luvrldul,ic the +n-
ttr:t;nttle|4t lstn:rtn4 ftr tI.t tv+nii <
y Wa~ 4tt'' r. r'.tAA utih"rtd -. Mr, Me-
! Inltt hs::n4 @ut4~ ittlt':d IT. <hur: tn,tit&.
tt'' '.ti' thnI Attt Itf14nii. N tIo*hu1 1rtft4t-
! l=tt1 IL uttl'et< ~ tittt+-< It + 1lz:..;ttl!
f1ttit Mttut,;t': .yt>t.=tt {Yf4 ~. e. "l'ri,34
w't>,t"H - Il p >':tsI:cs Mr. McIntire
t"nk:"". Ha1e at iAl1Hanl "> as1f:* di@s
u's.r-th ss'l D.vi1 ~nf< 1T Ill., - .i-
t fauHeh~t': f. ht* fs'utiIr1} ~. fx'tu I,l'tlt1
Us t*n M4@" s:1pt.i 'i~erh. liz tHi t
/! hrt:* Eull1"'t '1i*.+' Ii" MI. M'1l:iti:
.trWr<' III" +Nttr~ n7't*urr .t iti .trple
rr t".fi"< ~, *ltrr dub .r:.ti. t,arty tf
/ -tuy. 49,. 49,. .:., .:
Ht was t"j|o~.t. t.y Nr. FL ArunId.
who tn,4.tt't tntn III. n,atter Ut WrEr.
"nd pr"tt 't'nfl. tAnt'd .''Iely tp,n his
own rer-nt,At TX ,i~t,t- as nn tfu~
rnyte III rhIh n, ua"tnry III
Al'a't III Germany. Et-ed utnn hi+
o*n lrr-rl'at ktlr" le.'t., lined W
iueketrer and hs-tstAn: bW kkttuer
IN the mill, tie -huwet nat wages
ratgrA r',n $l.5U to $5t4; per eek.
and III ",nttati-t,nction tt this. tie
eh"w+h from copy "f n PAPER pub
.l.h+d ut Al-nct that the cn@t IT living
VA ,1enrly IL great III in Miles City.
From t!tt-e premises he demonstrated
that ull ,hl~ particular III t ut 70. Us thu
"sX~s paid in this roantr>, Which
range tro'u $500 10 $4.0O Ter day. could
oHlv tr maintained Ivy II p'otfctlve
'Alitf. tor the plain reason that IT ti,e
v}hthe- nf Al .Ar- were permitted 10
t"'ne intn thi. market free of duty, the
~nxts must either drop 10 the ft1~lKu
a:e ur "ur manufactures nlust shut
tto"n. 1t WAS Il plain and f1frih!e
tl|u-tra1I'n Of just low pUtettnu
lar"t~rt-. given by on- WIN, knew just
VIII. 'lt y H. tnIkir Z nh'.u and t!i'rt
fore i::t"n!r.v~ttibIe hy ;|,t ni,-t +int,-
ora:t IT. ur!t> ul the defendants ot tr.e
t 4 .
4 t.t*t " ,t,ti fr~nl j. Is Collin+, "
Ia t. J.'t< dent ~ II r rius,, In which he
rtf .<r..':tu Mi: |Nv,A:jun ~ent Dy ti1e
!'*h t., II ~. Thus II T. r'tr, skiing
t:itlsst ~ III 1t MI e* Try ann ut.
Hr-~~ ir+ riut,. tho lntt1nttni l,svrk
b." IT. s:r4'n'rt~.l ty "A ru r'r that Mr..
Cater VA. n,.t IT. vi IT his state. Mr..
t'nlln- >.i.i ,hAt Mr. t.t tr Had .in
tutrntn,n nt t',.l4'li* ,tt:s
WA :, lu:t ID t W'r II ht: hid ',- WnlIu
Z c~r'utnlt tnuk- nt"I, Ut Miles city
ami give hj4 ,l+,le ~nkt Il Talk. NJ.
tIHliuF- us,tra1'ce IL ihn rtl-e: and
t,tt": encouraging wards thai the |tt-
1tr >t,1'a ntd, WAS rr,et<s} with much
+ tr},sen-r. ~ tine next nI+ Ing Ut h-
c'u1', Witch Mi1| h4 tw., wr+k.> finn
'a~t 'i..':t, " 9'n"l pr G*n'n ~ > ,nkinE
TN f'~en ARRANGED
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-20
flptIt%'.

II h+'e''y given l." the drhtor- If
the lnIe tim If kirrh-r pnd Wr!sinrer
NJ I I" pay An; Actnun1+ tn NttHAEI.
EikClIEK, accrued III, IT, anu lttcluI-
iuE February 3'ttf', 1S93.
MICHAEL WEHINGEK.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-29
TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
Il OF trust executed TO me by w. w. Marston
dated the let day OF May, 1890, and of record in
the clerks office OF the Hastings Court OF the
city of Roanoke, Va, in deed book No II, page
25 etc, to secure to tho Southwest Virginia
OF the sum II 1897 80 in instruments as follows:
$2iS as on Decemeer 27th, 1890; S2iS.7 on Decem.
Der 9th. 1871 with interest at the rate of q Der
cent. per annnm from the 9th day OF December
1890, and Sl,th In monthly pas ments OF $50 each
on the first days OF each OF the next succeeding
nifty months with interest at the rate of per
cent, evidenced by ffty-two certain notes
dated May LIST, 1890, and payable as above set
forth, with interest rs aforesaid, and default hay
Ing been made In the payment of the second OF
said inst1lmcDis and notes for Sais.15. due De
Gambler 9th, lS.ll with interest, and in the nav
nent ri three OF said monthly instnlmcnts. due
the LIT days of March, April and May, 1892 re-
hecn required go To do by the beneficiary in said
deed OF trust, shall offer for Gale TO the highest
bidder By public auctio In the city of Roanoke
Va, in front OF the Hastings Courthouse, UN
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29rIi. 7SR. at 2O'CLOCK
NJ all that c, rain lot or parcel OF land in ths
Virginia, designated and described as follows to
wit:
Begin ing nj point on the eouth side OF Elm
street leo feet east OF Commerce street: thence
with Elm street south ~ degrees so minutes Gust
81 feet to olht; thcGcc south 20 minutes cast
$50 feet to az alley thence with said al ey south
~ degrees 30 IN mites west 3SH fe~t to a point:
hcginni & together with the house situated
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: The assumption or the
forty Ave notes OF 80, each, dated May l. 1870.
ia! able on the first daysof the forty mont Is
respectively, commencing June !, 1884, with in
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-29

RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
y executed to me on the goth day OF May, 1892
by Harry Groves and Mary Virginia, his wife
and duly recorded in the clerks office OF the IIust,
ings Court OF the City OF Roanoke, va, whereby
they convey the hereinafter DEF cribed property
10 me in trust to secure to the Roanoke Land
anu improvement Company the payment of the
sun or 81 o0o, In 70 equal monthly instalments
May, 1887, Mt the rate of six ccntum per an
mum, payable monthly, and the said Harry
groves having made default in the payment OF nil
said instaiments falling due monthly from tho in.
May 2oth, 1892, and the interest thereon and
having been required by said Roanoke Land and
Improvement Company go to do, will on TUES
DA G.THk 2STH DAY oFJUNE 1892, at 10 O'Clock
M, sell at public auction in frort of tho Hastings
courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke Va to the
highest bidder, all G tho following property to-
Wit that certain lot situated I'm the city OF Roa.
noKe. Roanoke county. State of Virginia, wing
on ration street and bounded follows, to- wit:
Beginning at point on the northwest corner
or Patton and Wood stree ts; thence with Patton
street north " degrees west % feet to a point:
thence north degrees cast 300 feet to Harrison
grccs cast % feet to Wood street; thence with
Wood street south degrees west aJ0 feet to Pat
ton street, the place OF beginning containing 12-
Nv square feet more or less and known rs lot lt6
with slate roof.
TERMS: Cash rs to 40 much OF the proceeds as
hay nc necessary to dcfray the expenses OF exc
cutting this trust, including n trustees commits.
SION OF per centrum, and to pay or and dis harge
the salu instruments now past due and owing, to-
ectncr with the interest thereon as aroresaid the
balance TO be made payable ut sucn times ns the
,alo remaining instruments shall become due to
DC properly secured, and the residue, IL any, to
&c made payable In two equal annual instruments
| In one and two years respectively from date OF
SALE to be properly secured JOS. l. DORIAN,
. % JUS Trustee.
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guidance, and n good many there we're,
too. 1t was quite late as they drove
slowly homeward, and the horse went
on SO meekly that Mr.. Waldo had quite
good opportunity for paying more at
tention to his companion than drivers
usually do. He was much enjoying it
when that meek horse suddenly gave a
plunge to the side of the road. A firm
hand in the reins and few moments of
good management quieted his fright.
But what does this mean? Can Miss
Ronald have changed temperaments
with him awhile? How does it happen
that she has tight grasp on his arm
and seems to be of n tremble?
No matter how it Is, SO long as it
gives him a chance to put his arm
around Her and say: ut is all right
now, dear, and | won't stand on your
feet. Don't you think have improved
in thoughtfulness and courage, suffi-
ciently. since that day we first met, to
lead you to think can take care of Won
always"
She hesitatcd long second, and said:
Robert, you shall prevent me from
ever dropping another boy out of the
window; and the girls mothers must
comb their hair, after this. "-Juniata
Stafford, in Ilousckccpcr.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE real

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
L estate In the city or Roanoke, Vs.-Under
and by virtue OF deed OF trust recorded in the
clerks office OF the corporal ion court for the CITY
or Roanoke. in de ed book 3d. page OF, from j. M.
Maupin to the undersigned trustee to secure TO
w: D. ana L. Blair, .Ir., the payment OF $S0i evil
dencen ny two negotiable notes, each In the sum
OF s4oa payable respectively in one and two
lanlt having occurred in the payment of the last
due note, and ut the request OF the holder thereof,
| VIII on SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE, 1879. AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, In front OF the
courthouse in the city OF Rosnokc proceed 10
cell ut public auction to the highest bidder nil
that certain parcel OF land lying in the CITY OF
Roanoke, Virginia, and described as follows:
beginning Mt point on the east side of Roam.
okc street 100 icct south OF Elm street: thence
north sS degrees 30 minutes cast 1891 to an alley:
thence south 30 minutes east so feet to another
alley; thence with latter alley south IS de-
Grecs ~ minutes west 1919 feet to Roanoke
street; thence north degree 80 minutes west 40
feet to the place OF beginning
TERMS: Cash as to enough TO pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay said note of sac
with interest as aforesaid, say 1855 The pur-
chaser assuming 10 pay or and discharge Ger
tain debt due by w. j. and l.. Blair, Jr TO the
Home Loan and Building Association dncs ON
sixteen shares OF stock In monthly instruments
of S32 90. payable monthly on the 4th Wednesday
OF cath and every month, aud as to the residue
II any. In two equal annual instruments from
day OF sale with interest from date OF sale
Ii" tds. \. ID. RICE, Trustee.