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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-25

TRUsTEE'Si, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
c,tatc.-By virtue OF u deed OF trust, dated
the 18TH of November, 1890, from w. j. and L..
Blair, Jr, To the undersigned. in trust to secure
to the Home Loan and Building Association the
redemption OF twenty shares of stock therein,
and default having occurred for more than six
months in the payment OF the dues, interest and
fines upon said twenty shares OF stock, and being
required by the directors OF the said Home Losn
and l}nilding Association to cell the said land
in pursuance OF the bylaws OF said association,
will. on MONDAY. TIE 18TH DAY OF NO.
NEMBER, 1Sr2, Az II O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF
the courthouse IN III. city OF Roanoke, Virginia.
proceed To sell all that certain parce, OF land In
said deed OF trust mentioned aud described as
follows:
beginning at point on tho north side OF John
ST. cct 3tS feet east OF Lewis street; thence In
southerly direction parallel with Lewis street los
feet to an alley; thence with said alley in an east
crly direction 56 feet TO point: thence in 4
northerly direction l05 feet to John street, thence
with John street In westerly direction 81 feet
to the place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the amount
payable upon the said twenty shares and back
dues, interest and fines. n total OF SaT026G. and
cost OF executing this trust, and rs to the real.
due II there be any, the same shall he upon a
credit In two equal annual payments pay able in
ono and two years respectively with Interest
from day of sale. and secured by deed az trust
upon the said land. THOMAS W. MILLER,
lVl3td Trustee.
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turban opposite. The ribbon bow could be
purchased ready made if desired The
turban in the middle has a band of
astrakhan fur, q velvet top and scarlet
wing at the right side held by jet buckle.
The to1ue ut the right side is of drab
cloth, with three stiff loops of ribbon the
same shade. The little theater bonnet on
the left consists of II couple of black and
bronze wings, with anthers of peacock
plumes set on tiny fiat bonnet of lace.
These jet feather ornaments can be found
ready to put on. A little practice would
enable every lady to have several attractive
bonnets in n season at n nominal cost.
The little Lord Fauntleroy has disap-
peared. and in his place we find the young
Russian and little Rob Roy MacGregors
These are quite us picturesque as the Faun-
tleroys, though fancy scarcely as free and
untrammelcd in their movements The
young Dimitri wears white serge or vel
vet felt tunic deliberately braided and
corded with leather belt, and a fur lined
or trimmed overcoat and fur bordered hat.
Or, il he has passed the age for tunics, he
wears a pair of trousers, and above them a
blouse, fur bordered, beted and quite COW
cred in front with military braiding. He
may have top boots tool
Young Scotsman wears his tartan kilt,
HIS piulllc over ZIG SuOuluer, Ills velvet
jacket and jaunty cap but, owing to his
admixture of blood, he does not go bare
kneed. He wears instead pair of sub
stantial stockings and warm little trousers
and stout shoes.
1t makes no difference whether the little
girl is sister to the Russian or canny Scots
man, she wears her cozy little Greenaway
coat of dark red cider down flannel, and her
close bonnet of red velvet with full lace
border-that is, if she is in fashion. The
coats are very short of waist and long of
skirt, and have double shoulder capes
Some are of dark green cloth or velvet or
corded velutinn, or of brown or blue thick
soft woods. Comfort and quaintness are
aimed ut and obtained in the dress of our
children 1t may be said that our children
are dressed in American fashion. The
i French styles for little children are in the
highest degree inartistic, silly and un-
healthfnl. The English styles have never
obtained recognition here, and the honor
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-25
MODEL roQuEs AND DoNNErs.

~ ior evening wear when n very large hat
or bonnet is so apt to interfere with others
comfort or pleasure. Ladies' of genuine
taste will not offend by wearing an exag-
gerated headdress to church, concert or
theater
1t takes but little material aud n few
moments work to evolve IL dainty little
toque or lace bonnet, which is quite rs
pretty rs anything one can buy, and the
true lady will always entlcavor to have
her costume adapted to it's use
The turban shape with several variations
will be considerably worn this fall 1t is
almost universally becoming, and it is
most often made of the same material rs
the dress, and requires very little trim
ming. A narrow band of fur is popular
feature in garniture.
Some one asserted recently that the
anthers and "feelers'' SO often seen this
season were out" but visit to lurge
importing house showed TINT almost every
new bonnet or hat had them on They
are SO pert and give n sort of lightness and
finish to an otherwise plain bonnet that 1
think they will remain lin" at least all
winter Even mourning bonncts have
them.
have gathered few of the model
toqucs and bonnets for evening wear and
would suggest that ladies try their hands
at reproducing them in materials or colors
to match costumes. There is no article of
lady's attire SO costly rs bonnet except
jewels, and the price set upon the former is
extravagant when one takes the quantity
of material employed into account. Every
lady who can decorate n peach basket to
make it dainty receptacle, or do n pretty
pincushion, can make hat or bonnet If
she will but try.
The upper bonnet in the cut isl Grape one
for widow, and Grape requires special han
ding, so would not advise beginner to
try this. But the little scrap of gathered
black lace, surmounted by PRINCES tuft
Of feathers is not difficult. Nor is the
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RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ dated July let, 1870, and OF record I'm the
clerks office OF the corporation court for the
city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book 10 page 2
from w j.. " l.. Blair, Jr., 10 the undersigned
,J,nveying the following parcel OF lands Begin
nortn OF Walnut street: thence with Roanoke
street north degrees 45 minutes east 100 feet TO
point; thence south So degrees Is Minutes cas- I
u fcet TO an alley; thence with said alley south
.,aegrees 10 minutes west 100 feet 10 point;
thet &C north 81 degrees i5 minutes west 1Tj feet
70 inc Pince OF beginning. In trust to secure to
Jean " Maddox the payment OF S2.333.33, evi-
dcnccd by two negotiable notes payable re
spectively In one and two years, and d, fault hay-
ing occurred In the payment or the last due not, .
and being 20 requested by the beneficiary, and
a i notlee to the grantor, will, on FRIDAY,
- lSpii DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1892, At
~ oCLoCK, d.. In front OF the courthouse In
the city or Roanoke, Va, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, all that certain marcel Of
iand lying III said city and described as follow:
beginning ut point on the east side OF Roar
oke street l5v feet north OF Walnut street;
thence with Roanoke street north degrees Is
minutes east 81 feet to n point; thence south SO
degrees 10 minutes east ITO feet to an alley thenco
with said alley south degrees 10 minutes wcst
Oh rect to point thence north 81 degrees 50 min
utcs wet li0fcet to the place OF the resi-
due OF said parcel OF land conveyed in said deed
innd was subsequently sod by w. j. II l.. Blair,
DR., TO b. L. Grcider and by B. l.. Greidcr was
sold and conveyed to c B. Englc
IEhhS. Cash As TO enough to pay the cost
or executing this trust, including trustees
commission TO pay the said past due note, upon
Wh Jsn default has been made total OF say
SlSS3 end the residue. IL any, to he paid In two
equal annual insi ailments with interest from day
OF sale, secured by deed OF trust upOn the land
III 10 tbs. THOS. W. MILLER Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALES.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- INC nth day OF March, 1880, and OF
record In tic clerks office in the Iiustinpa Conrt
S Or tae city OF Roanoke, virginia, in deed book
70 the undersigned trustee, to secure to Georre
-. Moomaw and w. ii. Moomaw the sum of two
ia ,. three hundred and thirty.three and
~ lSo dollars 1880, evidenced by two inter;
e e., bearing negotiable notes of sl,il6G,i, payable
IN one and two years respectively from the date
ySeIe9i and default having been made in the
the beneficiary in said dee OF trust. | viii on
NJ ~ SESDAm, TIE s3RD DAl OF NOVEM-
BEN 1872. AT IL O'CLOCK. NJ, in front OF the
courthouse or Roanoke city, Va, cell at public
auction to the highest bidder all those certain
lois OF land lying in the city OF Ronnoke. Va
ana described a follows: Those certain lots or
paaceis Oh iand known as Nos. l. . 8. 0 and TO- re-
spectiyciy, In section on the map of the nron.
er 1E 81 the Wet End Land Company
IbkMs: Cash ms enough to pay the cost OF
eelc, including trustees commission OF 3 per
eeatum ana to pay the note OF si,l1G66, with in
terest from the nth day OF March, 1890, until the
day OF sale, and to the residue IL there he any
rucn' .ne same shall he payable in 12months
from date Of sale with interest
~ % "od ID. G. MOOMAW, Trustee.
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OF the invention OF a fashion for children
that IL dainty, picturesque, simple and
healthful rests with American mothers
Few mothers employ silks, satins or vel
vets for children's garments in this coun
try. In summer ginghams and white goods
are worn. In fall and winter light woods
that are warm without being cumbersome
are tho favorites There is beautiful
soft material called cider down flannel,
winch makes up the most useful and COM
Portable gowns. Cheviots, mixtures, cam
els hair and plaids are all suitable and du.
rable, and the simpler the style of making
the moro childlike it is. Scrge-red, blue
and brown-also make useful little gowns,
as do also the flannel goods, both STAMPED
and plain
The wealthiest women in America dress
their children in plain, comfortable gar
ments, with the least possible amount of
trimming. The little girls in the Wander
Dit, Sloane, Shepard and Astor families
Wear neat little dresses of homespun, shep-
herds plaid, serge and flannel, with wooden
stockings and spring heel shoes. and, what
would surprise many, these ladies often
Knit all the stockings their children wear.
1t is pleasant sight to see these moth
ers with their knitting in their hands and
watch the soft wool taking form and shape
Tor restless little feet. Drab, slate and
black are the colors used, and the little ba-
bies have the daintiest white lambs wool.
Some ladies who have no babies knit for
their friends. 1t is an exquisitely woman
iy accomplishment. this knitting of soft
little stockings.
1t has always hurt me to hear all wom-
en- whose husbands are wealthy spoken OF
as butterflies" and soulless creatures, who
do nothing but spend money for selfish
pleasures, because it Is not true once in ten
times, If so often. 1t is no longer n fash
ion to be frivolous or selfish, and if the
veil could be lifted and show them ms they
really are there won I've less envy. They
work. They look wee TO the ways Of their
households. They sew, they knit, they
watch over their children's health, educa-
ton and morals, and it is quite out of style
to neglect ones own. If they meet in social
gatherings, 30 to balls, dress well and ride
in their carriages they also go tochurches,
and only one knows the number of noble
and unselfish deeds they do in private nor
of the charities they sustain. 1t is the
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- cuted to me rs trustee by Henry Grmmell
record in the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
for the city or Roanoke Va, in deed book a.
pays 3l2. conve, ing the hereinafter described
property to secure to the Frostburg Real Estate
ana Improvement Company the payment of the
sum OF S:3S.s2, evidenced by two certain nero.
table notes OF even date with said deed each in
the sum OF SlG6 10. with interest, and PAYABLE in
one and two years, and whereas default has been
maze In the payment OF the last OF said notes and
having been requested 90 to o by the beneficiary,
Will oner for sale Mt pnblc auction. In front OF
the conrihons., in the city OF Roanokc Va, ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1892, AT - O'CLOCK
ted IN the city OF hoauokc, Va. and known as
l0ts Nos II, is, 10 90 and 81 section ST. rs shown
by the map OF the Rivervicw Land and Manufac
turirg Company on file ut the clerk office OF the
Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va |
will first offer for sale lot 20 in sect'o on ST. and II
the price obtained Ia not sufficient to pay the
above note, with interest and the costs of sale
wilmmediatcly afi crward offer for salc lot 10 in
section 81.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costs of exc.
cutting this trust and to pay the past due and un-
paid note OF Si6d6d, with interest from juno rs,
1880, and the residue, II any, to be payable in two
equal amounts at q and II months from day of
sale, with interest, to he evidenced by notes of
the purchaser and secured by Deed of trust ON
the property conveyed. JAS. $. SIMMONS.
III luS Trustee.
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fashion for rich women to be good. pure
and worthy; gossip and scandal are almost
forgotten among them. Life means some
thing larger and wider and deeper every
year, and they are not ashamed to ask God
to make them better women, wives and
mothers.
There is Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew.
What woman can be is cxemplified in
her. y helpmeet beyond all price to her
husband; wise instructor to her young
son and her sweet little orphan nieces; n
model housekeeper and an adept at needle
work-with all these things she is an orna
ment to society, Il profound student, and
above all SO modest and retiring that she
would almost be called bashful. She is
never idle She knows how to dress well,
and does so. Here she is in n new corded
velvet reception gown OF lilac and prune,
being still in half mourning. Around the
bottom Of the demitrain is puff of the
same The corsagc is garnished with
point de Venice lace. A sash girdle of
prune velvet ties in the back in aJapanese
bow and falls to the bottom of the dress
The color and material as we'll rs the style
are all suited to her personality. 1t is rich
and not somber, and has grace without
strainng for effect.
Two beautiful carriage cloaks for two
other ladies known for their gentle good
ness as well as for their husbands great
wealth were just received from abroad
One is of terra Gotta felt cloth, fine as vel
vet, and has three rows of sable around the
shoulders and one on the bottom. The
gown to so with this is of black biarritz
cloth, and the hat Of black velvet and bow
of terra Gotta red velvet. In the back is a
Vatican fold.
The other is n long cloak of black ben-
galine, bordered with black marten. The
yoke top to the sleeves and cuffs is OF
black velvet. with rich beading in dull
jet. The front is particularly graceful, be-
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rRusTnHs. SALES

TX VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
=! - june 18th, 1897, and recorded In dc, a BOOK
~, page 81, In the clerks ONCE OF the Hnstirrs
CouLt for the city OF Roanoke. va from j. 3.
~ Nv M 10 the undereig' ed trustee, to secure
Il. w. spindle the payment OF SI33i32. default
having been made In the Ter ms thereof and be-
lug required so to do by the beneficiary there
under VIII sell AT put1ic auction In frcnt of the
rro"rthousc IN the city OF itoanoke, Va ON NOM
OAl; OCTOBER, -, 1872, A1C 1890 p NJ those
certain Il Ia or arcols OF land, situated i'm tho
city OF koanokc, Va, bounded and described ns
follows to wit: 40
beginning at point on the northwest corner
OF Canpbel and Randolph streets; thence with
Camphcll street north IS degrees west 100 feet tn
u point; thence north degrees east 100 feet to a
point the1 &c south IS degrees cast 100 feet to KAN
9oiph street; thence with Randolph stree south
degrees, west 10 feet to place of beginning
anu known az OTIS Nos 10. Ill, 1i2 ana IiS {i,
Waru o. according to the map of the Roanoke
hann ana Improvement Company
IEkMS-Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
executing this trust. including trustees COM
mission miss OF per ctnt. and the past due note of
Soo'.lo. with interest from Juno 18TH 1890 to tho
uay OF sale balance III any payable one wear
Win interest from day OF salc and secured by a
uccd OF trust on The above property
rms property Is sold subject to prior deed OF
trust securing certain payments upon which
,nere ls pat due note OF Sl,626.l7. dated June
ith 1SU, and payable two years from dafe with
interest. HENRY NJ. DANIEL. Trustee
nave sold the above described property and
'he purchaser assumed payment of the notes
august ~ 1914 j. +. CHRISTIAN.
9H3 BOD
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RAILROADS
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY II, ft92
wEsrBouND, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
500 g. m. Washington and Chattanooga limitcd)
\ for Bristol and beyond. Stops only Mt Rad
ford. Pullman elcepcrs to New Orleans, Mem
phis and Nashville.
intermediate stations; also ttr Blue1eld, Po-
cahoutas, Elkhorn, Clinch Va Icy Division
and Louisville via Norton Pullman sleeper
to Louisville via Norton
TAO d. m for Radford, Pulaski, and Bristol. Pull
man slccpcrs to Memphis via Chattanooga.
7:15 o. m. for Petersburg, Richmond and
1245 p. m for Washington, Hagorstown. Phla-
F., sdclphin and New York. parlor car Roanoke
to Washington vim Shenandoah Junction and
Is. IL q. II. X. Pullman sleeper Roanoke to
New York, via Harrisburg and p. K. Il.
MAO D. m. daily for Richmond and Norfolk. Pul
man parlor car to Norfolk,
SD p. m. for Shenandoah and intermediate sta
Etions. No connections beyond.
9:45 p. IN. for Richmond and Norfolk. Pullman
sleeper to Norfolk and Lynchburg to Ricb
mOnd.
i2:45 night Washington and Chattanooga lin
itcd) for Washington, Hngorstown, Philadci-
phin and New York. Pullman slccpcrs 10
Washington via Shenandoah Junction and
New York via Harrisburg. Stops only at
L, Baeic, Shenandoah. Luray, Shenandoah
junction. Shcphcrdstown, Antietam, Grimes
and st. James.
Durham Division--Lcayc Lynchburg n2th street
station) 7:10 Il. III daily and l:l5 y. n. daily
for South Boston and Durham and intcrme-
diatc stations.
Winston Salem Dlvision-Leavo Roanoke (Union
station) 9:45 a. M. and 4:i5 p m. daily for
Rocky Mount, Martinsyillc, Winston-Salcm
and intermediate stations.
For all additional information apply at tick ct
once or to w. Is. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent. Roanoke, Va.
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CRus,TElE;'ss sA5E E. y, VIRTUE orAD DEED

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
L OF trust, dated the 9th day OF September
1892, and rtcordcd In the clerks office OF the
county court of Roanoke county, Virginia. for
the purpose OF securing two negotiable notes,
bearing even date with said deed, for 1916, and
default having been made in the payment or tho
fret due note Of $iO0. payable in flve days after
date, and heing required go to do by the bcne-
fciary In raid deed OF trust, will oncr for sale
to the highest bidder. at the Yates farm, two
miles west OF Roanoke city, on the Roanoke and
Salem DUNN, Inc, on WEDNESDAY, OCTO-
Der III. 1872, at /, 30 O'Clock, A. NJ, The follow
IL & personal property: 81 milch cows and bull,
il heifcrs and bull known rs the Melrose and
Spring Hill Dairy cattle: horses wagon and
harness for Two horses. and milk cans for said
wagon The above personal property will be
offered for sale separately and afterwards rs n
whole and sold In the manner which will bring
the highest price.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. These cattle are all
In fine condition, and this Is II splendid opuOr
tunity TO anybody desiring to 90 into the diary
business to purchase first class mich cows aud
heifcrs. s. E. JONES Trustee
10 IL tide
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RY Virtue or nEEn oE rn1,s

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
dated the 2th day OF September, 1871, and
OF record in the clerks Office of the Hustinrs
Court for the city of Roanoke. Va, in deed book
q. -, page II, from Gipscy Haywood, Familiarity
known rs Gilsey Queen, to Howard Jones Sr'.
a an he declining TO act, and have been appoint.
Gu trustee IN MS stead by order ~ the Hastings
Court-oue notice having been first given TO ali
p mnd :, eSncerned,and default having been
mace IN the terms thci cot, and being required 90
TO do by the beneficiary therein secured viii IN
= HE o 3iSr pay OF OCTOBER, iS1a, AT 10
OCLoCk NOON. In the storchouse OF William
DoDaldson OF Salem avenue. in the CITY of r., n.
n iio oi1es Tor sale the following described ar
ticles OF personal estate, namely: s washstands.
sofa bureau, pair pillows, 4 holsters, s COM
iorts' sheets refrigerator, pairs OF lace cur
talns, mattrcsses,2 rugs, foot-niat, wash.
stand and glass, sdcboard. . rockers, ! chairs.
l. centertablc, towelrack, mirror wardrobe, !
paper curtains, small table, 1 antique cabinet 5
sets or springs, bolster. . other bureaus. .
5 Sn wasnstands, footboards, rails, / mirror,
balance or wardrobe; lamp. , Elnsses, . head.
oonrds' oil paintings, baskets of dishes, sc I
Oh carved walnut furniture, ~ pieces
l02l Tut w. LUNSFORD, Trustee
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Untitled to the Beat.

THIS we say OF all those who arc so unfortunate
as to require the use OF medicine to assist nature
to tho proper performance OF her functions Per-
cons snfrcIing with scrofula, cancer, botchcs,
scay skim ola sores bad humors In the blood. or
any disease that indicates impure blood, will lind
that DR.. David's Iodo- Ferrated Sarsaparlla will
Thoroughly cleanse the blood, eliminate all I'M
purIiie- and makc the skin soft and smooth. It's
nsc for years 10y the leading physicians OF this
and other countries has proven its valde n n
blood medicine. Price 81 per bottle, six hotties
TO- -. Fer salc by Massic u Martin, Roarokc,
Va
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Blood. Blood. Blood!.,

70 perform its proper function, must be kept
pur, and hcal,hful, else the svstcm will sicken,
and disea-c will attack some vital organ and en-
tail intense suffering and certain death. There
is a blood cure thar has hecn uscd for years and
known TO a live physicians That has no superior.
1t will thoroughly cleanse the blood of all i'm
puritics cure all old sores and make the blood
rich rcd and healthy. VIC refer to DIR. David's
Iotn ferraicd SGrsaparilla Price, SiOO per
bottle six hotties for $500 ut Massc II Martins
Roanoke Va.