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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-18

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
Il OF trust executed to me on tho Both day of
May, 1880, by James Bayiss and Lila his wife
and duly recorded IN the clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court OF the city OF Roanoke In deed
book Ri, page 271. to secure to Sarah Channccy
savage, Of tho city OF Philadelphia, a debt OF
$2ooOo, therein mentioned. with legal inter. VI
thereon from the date OF said deed, payable semi
annually. and containing Il waiv, OF the home
stead exemption; default having been made In
the payment OF Interest on said bond, aud being
required ny the party secured go TO do, will onct
tor enc NJ public auction, al II O'CLOCK NOON
ON WEDNESDAY. TIE 25TII DAY OF MAY
leF2, IN trout OF the courthouse i'm the city of
Honnoke the following valuable property known
NJ The continental Hotel situated on Railroad
avenue ~ the said city. together with the iurni.
turc and fixtures, bounded AID described in .niJ
decd Ne follows:
ieyinnins at point on the south side of
haltroau avenue - feet cast from jefferson
street. thence along ssid avenue sou h s. degrees
10 minutes east 81 feet To corner; thence snuth
2dcgrces Is minutes west 100 feet to n corurr.
thence north 81 degrees II minutes west ~ fcct
To a corner: thence north dc.rces Is minute.
cast lOo Iect to the beginning, coutaiuiuy : uiu
square rect and known rs lots Nos IL and Il ,ynrt
.. uelng tue same lots that were conveyed r.. $50
james Bhyiss Ivy the Roanoke Land aud Inn
provcincni Company hv deed dated the -, dlv Of
August. lS. and OF record in I, c clerk Office -,
the corporation Court or the city Of Roaunsc
decd book H. page 2i; and also ali the hotel II =
lures, furniture. carpets and, in short. all tic
personal property now in the said hnllGipr a,
hereafter 10 he placed in tho sail miildin nv tbe
SAID James Bay les Tor the purpose OF rrnoeri,
conducting II ~ a hotel -" ''''''
TRIMS or SALE: One-fourth % the pnrc,nsr
money IN cash, The balance upon credit OF one
TWO and ihfce cara from the ,iay or st, r,rr,
ING interest from that date. payable seln,..,ior
ally, for which bonds will he taken rro. r,.c an
CHASER 10 cqua amounts, To be s,cure, by a,r,,
OF trust upon III" p-cm'ses
80 tbs ~, H..
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CROSSING THE FERRIES.

Crossing the downtown ferries,
Challenge drawer sight
Thnn tie throngs Of working people
Homcwnrd flriny 1T night
Never drum before them,
Never II banner above,
But they rcirch TO soundlcss music
Under the flag OF love.
There are men with grimy faces
Ana coats that are out OF date,
Women whose pallid lips and checks
TEL the dreury struggle with fate.
Eut OH the CHEEKY courage
And the eyes with light Hglow
AS over the downtown ferries
These ,oilcrs come and go!
They arc working for wife and babies,
For Il mother bent and gray,
Or n sister bound to 4 weary couch,
With only the strength to pray.
Working for honest wages
To pay for the bread they cat,
Or 10 buy the childrcn's schoolbooSs,
And shoes for the childrcn's feet
Crossing the downtown ferries
Daily Ut set of the sun,
You may meet the crowds OF toilcrs
Whose long days work is done
You know what shout of greeting
They'll hear when they lift the latch
A shout the angels listen for,
And pause in their songs TO catch
Who docs not thrill with pleasure
AS the brave procession comes,
Needing no rally Of buSlcs,
Nor beat OF strenuous drums?
Though host may press ancar them
who never toll nor spin.
Not theirs TO wear the laurcls
Tie lowlicr labOrcrs win
l.. Sangstcr, In Ilarpcr's Weekly.
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In Favor of Sunday Ball Playing.

TOLEDO, Ohio, May 17.-ISpeciall-
Mayor Emmich has declared himself in
favor of Sunday baseball as he says it
would keep men and boys out of saloons.
Every preacher in the pulpit has do.
nounced him and the religious people
held big demonstration. The ball
lovers held an indignation meeting last
night at which the actions of the min
listers of the Gospel were condemned
and both sides will attend the police
commissioners meeting Wednesday
night, when the question will be
settled
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give to me. md not to take away. q
miniature which is hanging in my safe.
1t is the portrait of my dear grand
mother"
"Oh! is that all? You can keep the
old lady. She'd only be in our way"
'Ihanll YOU. Then here is the key of
the safe in my study; but YOU won't
find anything there. Believe me, there
is nothing in the safe, except tho por-
trait of my grandmother"
Now, You just come along, Stein"
said the burglar in chief. wen soon
sec what's in the safe. And, mind-first
sign of any nonsense and I'll shoot
sure as my name is"
MIR. Stein huddlcd OH some clothes,
and all three descended to the study
The safe was in front of them. The
the safe was opened. AS Mr. Stein had
said, there was absolutely nothing
whatever inside, except the miniature.
~ told you so!'' said Mr.. Stein, re-
proachfully.
The two robbers cursed and sworc
Bill took the miniature off the peg it
occupied in the safe and put it in his
pocket. Stein shouldn't have the por-
N'"'s' nv SstiN' Vii iC luihllStl Ills DTOIn-
Use about the diamonds.
II am quite ready to keep my prom
Use" said Mr.. Stein. "Folow me, and
will show you where the diamonds are"
Holding candle before him, he led
the way to the cellar. The cellar door
was unlocked and they all entered.
Don't see any diamonds here" COM
planned the chief villain. ''Out with
fhnr,, fo;, To-
The merchant reached his hand out
to the back of Il bin and drew forth, APP
parcntly, Il maEnum of Moot & Chan
dons imperial sec.
"Ilcrc you are, gcntlcmcn!" he said,
nnscrcwing the neck of the false bottle,
and disclosing to their nstonished gaze
the packet of diamonds within. did
not promisc?"
Good busincss-ch, Bill? Stein, my
boy, you're Il trump! Arc all the other
magnuns here champagne, or only dia-
monds?"
The merchant laughed. "Thcrc arc
no more diamonds" he said "You can
sec for yourselves. But if you will
bring up magnum of champagne with
you we'll breach it to your good
health"
The men agreed, and they took
glasses out of the pantry on their way
up.
Haven't you friend in the garden
outsider" inquired Mr. Stein, with a
laugh. Call him in; we may as well
all drink together" And he opened the
Moct and began pouring it out
Bill went to the front door, and passed
II signal to the accomplish watching
without, who promptly joined the party
and took his glass, as invited All
the three wore masks; they were safe
from the chance of recognition. The
Inagnum of champagne was soon dis
posed of, and Mr.. Stein generously Of
fcred to stand another" The offer.
however, was refused.
NO, Stein, my boy! That little game
won't do! We like your fiz, but we like
your diamonds bcttcr."
Besides, we've got to tic yon IN"
interposed Bill.
Tie me up What for?"
Just n little precaution, Stein, only
bit o rope round your wrists and an
other bit round your ankles, and n
handkerchief over your mouth. We're
sorry to Inconvenience YOU, but bust
ness is business" And they proceeded
accordingly.
Having tied and gagged the unfor-
tunate diamond merchant, they badc
him good night, and wished him luck
in future. They We're on the point of
<fEN. "A
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Party Behind Screen-Oh, you may
laugh as much as you like; but tell
You it's no joke to wake up and find
you've been robbed of everything you
posscsscd-clothing, money, valuablcs,
all gone, even my wig and false teeth.
and am to he married in couple of
hours, too, that's where it hurts me
most!-Lifc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW York, May Observation-Disclosures
change quiet and steady, at 4s70D4ssX.
commercial bills, 4s6@4s71<. Money
easy, at lH@2, closing offered at 2.
Snb-treasury balances-gold, SlO2. 9l5,-
600; currency, sci, lsS,OoO Government
bonds dull and steady-4s, III. State
bonds negle cted.
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ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST Fms
- cntcd 70 me by &. H. Denison on the nth
pa! OF April, 1871. recorded in the clerks office
oi Tue ltustings Court for the city OF Roanoke
H., deed book 6?,pagc Srl, to secure TO MR. Marv
.. noHman the payment OF the sum OF 81, t$S Us
eV'uehccd by three certain negotiable notes
bearing even date herewith o. e for tie sim of
Si,"" payahic ninety days after date. aud two Tor
me sum or $t'6.Si each, payable one aud two
years respectively after date and default having
neeh made i'll the payment OF the first OF said
hotes TOT tltc sum of Staj 81 due April i!th lSSa
anu neing required to do so by the beneaci.rv I
VIII, ON THURSDAY, MAY 18TH, lS.sa Al -
VI, expose 10 sale AT the front door OF the c0urt-
mouse OF the city or Roanoke, Va, to the highest
niHucr the following piece OF property to.wit:
a.; a.; ,nnt certain lot or parcel OF land lying and
nelhG III the city OF Roanoke, Va, houuCcu and
described n follows. to.wit: w
Beginning at u point on the west side OF Jofv.r
son street 2Il 30 feet north OF Spruce Street-
thence north S>dcgrees 10 minutes west I3a Stli
rect 10 an alley. thence with same north : 40
greeS IL minutes cast 30 feet to a point. thr,,,.
sonth - degrees 10 minutes l3a = 10 feet zee, m
JEFFERSON street; thence with same sou,h Dr.
gree u minutes west 80 feet to the hcciunyn,
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the co., ~ "a
cutting this trust including trii- tees .inu
OF . per cent aud to pay or one past due not Tor
INC sum or S6tiSi with interc.t from Anrii' INN
1871, ana the purchasers 10 assume the pavran,
Oh anegoliable note for the sum OF SSl3 dn.
august i2'h, ls2, with two years interest md
one for the sum OF SG66.si due April iith. ISL
WIN TWO years interest, Balance II ans nv
aoIc IN one and two years.
,oO J.F. wINGFIELD,
'us. Trustee.
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Propcrtics Lacking.

Small Boy-Papa, wish you'd buy
me Il goat.
Papa-You haven't any harness, or
cart, Or
Small Boy-Don't need none. Us
boys is startin' secret society.-Good
News.
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a Sacrifice Sale.

Little Solomon-We had n great
mark-down sale at dads store to-day,
Ikey
Ikcy-On wot?
Solomon-I'ants. We marked two
dollar bants from fife dollars down to
three.-Yanllee Blade.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-18
At the Onera.

Mr.. Jason Tin the balcony)-Jist look
ut Jane Ann Locut putin on style, will
you? Before they found gas on the old
mans farm she hadn't but one dress to
her back.
Mrs. Jason-An' now she hain't none.
Indianapolis Journal.
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A Word of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mr.. Emerson Bean-Oh, yes. I've
written poetry, of course, but never
tried to have any of it published.
Miss Waldonia Hubb-Now, why
don't you send it to some of the maya
zines? I've seen some frightful stuff in
them latcly.-Wave.
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Unaninity.

81 was awfully hot at Mawson's ball
last night" said Chappic. II was half
baked"
"Mawson told me he thought you
were half baked" returned Hicks
iarpers BaZar
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No Explanation Needed.

Robert (who was at the Office very
late last night)-NIy dear, have you
seen anything of my boots?
She (sweetly)-Yes, love; they are
down here on the hat rack-Jury.
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10 Fault to- FInd with enc PrescrlptIo,

Mrs. Billus-John, the doctor says 1
need Il change of climate.
Mr.. Billus absorbed in his news
papcr)-That's all right, Maria. It's
going to be twenty degrees colder to-
Observation-Disclosures Tribune
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4 Threat.

"IIooray" roarcd the fire rs it leaped
up the chimney.
Keep still" called the watcring-pot.
"or II put you out"-Harper's Young
peoplc
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The Recent Test

Mrs Doncherknow-I think I shall
call on the new ncighbors.
Mr.. Doncherlnow-Do you think they
are people worth knowing?
Mrs. Dyes. They own n piano
lnmp.-N. Y. Press
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Visitor (at dinner) Pillow do You know
am the new minister, my little man?
Did'your mamma tell you?
The Little Man destined for the gall
lows)-Naw! | knew you by the
chicken.
by the chicken? What do YOU
mcan?"
"Why, that's the sick chicken that
NAV was cooking. "-National Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-18
1t DcncniiS.

She-Do you think Penelope will be
able To land the baron?
llc-It depends npon how much land
it will talie.--Life.
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His Requirements.

Goslin-I have thwee tailors, doncher
know, Miss Amy.
Amy-Ah! then you only need six
more to make man of you.-Truth.
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Rarc Chance.

Mrs. Binlss-The paper says n west
crn woman has baby that has never
cried in its life.
Mr. Binlls-By jove! I wonder how
she'll tradc.-N. y. Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-18
Bucklen,s Arnica salye.

THE best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
prlce Is cents per box. = For sale by
Christian & Barbee
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To the Best OF Her KNOWLEDGE,

Maud-What did papa mean when he
said he should have to make oath to
some papers the lawyers had made ont?
Mabel don't exactly know, but
think it's something about Il blank it
mortgage.-Chicago Tribune.
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A SUGGESTION.

II say, Jones, you ought to have
called your new paper La Grippe"
"Why, sir?"
"Why, because more people would
have taken it, of course'-Gist.
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST GIVEN
- James H. Morris and wife to the undersigned
dated the eth December, 1882 and recorded in the
clerks office OF the city Of Roanoke in deed book
81, page 23i, default having been made in the
terms thereof, anu ncing required so u do by the
beneficiary thcrcuudcr / wilt for the p,irposc NJ
executing said trust orcr Tor sale at public auc-
ton AZ IL - p m, ON THE afrI DAY OF MAY
iS's9 In front OF the court house, In the city OF
Roanoke, the following described parcel OF land
win its appnrtenanrcs. situated in said city:
beginning at Il point on the south side o. Wise
street, 1870 feet east OF Barbour street: thenncs
south IL degrees vi minutes east l.3ieet more or
less To an alley; thence with said alley north n
degrees US minutes cast ~ icet to u pout: thence
north 4 degrees u minutes west laS feet more or
lcss TO Wisc street; thence with the latter north
ISdeGrces ~ minutes west 10 feet TO be,innino
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the cost of saic
ana the sum OF Sl23.Gi, and as To the sum OF S5i0
upon credit 10 become due In monthly nstal-
mcnts OF 81 each, with interest from the a7th De
ccmher' llS. and the remainder upon credit OF
one ant TWO years with interest TO be secured by
deed OF trust. LUCIEN II COCKS ~
( IL Bod 80 49,,
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A Worthy Ohient.

Earnestina Worker-If I give YOU
money, will you spend it for drink?
keggy Tom-No, mum; I'm saving up
to go out west and try the gold cure
Puck
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Proof.

Judge-Wcre you drunk when you
committed the assault?
Prisoner must have been, y honor,
cause the other Teller IS twice my size.
Judge.
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by .Jovc." calculated Smithers. on
his return from the country; I'm
another man" Then don't come near
me-" returned Mrs. Smithers; 1.-The old
man may get jealous. -Harper's Ba-
zur.
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When iIc Needed water Moor.

Dashaway-The plumbing in my
house broke down the other day and we
didn't get any water for twenty-four
hours.
Cleverton-Iow did you manage?
Dashaway-I got along all right until
the next morning, and then 1 needed it
bodlY.-LifC
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Desirable Accuracy.

School Girl-How many teeth has a
hen?
Mothcr-A hen hasn't any teeth.
Why?
School Girl am writing a compo-
sition on 1.-The Care of Poultry" Good
News.
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by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST FROM
- T. II: EEnzicr TO the undcrsigncal. da..i tho

Ri VIRTUE OF = DEED OF TRUST FROM
- +. IL. Frazier to the undersigned, da.ed tho
SIN day OF August $3.50, and recorded in the
clerks office OF the city of Roanoke. in decd book
eh'pasc 'a default having been made in TIC terms
thereon ana being icquired 80 to do by the benc-
hciary Hereunder. will for the purpose OF exc
cutting said trust uncr for sale Mt public auction
M l2::o y; ,on the Nth DAY OF MAY, lS,he. i'll
front 81 the Courthouse, in the city of Roanoke.
the tollowiny described parcel or land with it's
apnnricnanccs situated i'll said city:
Beginning nj point on tho south side OF Rob.
crtson street, and l25 feet west OF Randolph
street thence south degrees west III IS feet TO
an alley hence with said alley north 81 degrees
~ minutes cast ~ feet To point: thence south
adeErccs west iil.62 feet To Robertson street
thence with Robertson street south s. degrees
cast - feet 10 place or beginning
TERMS OF SALE-Cnsh Ms to costs of sale
AND the sum OF SNn.9j, and rs TO the sum OF
Sl.Si. i3 upon credit to become due in monthly
installmcnts OF S29.d3 with interest from the Sth
day of August. lSN Balance, IL any upon a credit
OF ono and two years with interest, TO be secured
by deed W trust, LUCIEN ii COOKE
1 ~ law iw Trnstee
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TRUSTEES. SALES
land lying in the city of Roanoke, Virginia and

described as follows: '"S'hia' anu
Beginning at n point on tbe ro-,, -,
sixth avenue southwest 315 feet rast ~ ny E,, vi
street southwest; thence leaving Sixth avennn
north degrees cast 100 feet TO a point: thence
south degrees west 100 feet to n point on S,xtS
avenue; thence alon. Sixth avenue north - He
grccs west p Il ct 10 peg nnlu. " "e
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough IN nav.
the cost OF executing this trust ana TO nav The
past due note, say 1886 rs TO $685. a. pgyohc
on the goth day OF March. lS!3 with iniercs,
from tho Goth day OF March. $50. and as I" the
residue, IL any, the same shall bc payable i'm one
ana two years from date or sale with Interest
from date of sale. TuUS W MILLER
8 II ids. Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALES.

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE-
~ cuted to me by d. &. Kcfauver aud II. s.
Williams on the Bird day OF March, 1890 and re
corded in the clerks Office OF the eorporatIon OF
the city of Roanoke, Va, to secure L. b. Winston
the payment OF the sum OF $3.50, evidenced hy one
Interest bearing negotiable note in the sum OF
Si5l, GATED March B. 1870, and payable two wears
from date, with interest. and whereas default Inns
been made In the a,mcnt OF said note of S45O
aud having been requested 30 to do by the bene-
fcary In said deed, will offer for sale ut public
auction in front OF the courthouse in the city OF
Roanoke. Va, ON THURSDAY, JUNE it, iSt2
At ~ O'CLOCK NJ, the following described
property, to wit:
Beginning at n Joint on the east side OF Com
mercc street 30 feet from the southeast corner OF
Pine street, theme in an east,rly direction 40
feet TO an nllcy. thence with said alley south 20
feet to 4 point on same: thence west 10 feet To
Commerce street. thence north with Commerce
street 81 ieet To the place or beginning
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay tho cost OF sale
including trustees commits ion or per cent
and the pa-t due note OF $3.50, with interest ON
I'd day of March, 1880 10 day Of salc: the haiancc
PAYABLE in aud years from date, c,id need by
interest hearing negotiable nott- secured by
deed of trust on the property.
b LEVY, Trustee.
We havc sold the above described nropcry aud
the purchaser assumed payment OF the note.
., ID r. kEFAlNEk,
" II tas X. ;. WILLIAMS.
'rprsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
g. ate in the city OF Roanoke Va Under ami
by virtue az deed or trust. Gated the 18th nuy uf
March 1900. and OF record n the clerks onioc oi
The corporation court FOR the city or Roanoke
u. III deco "" ~, paac 26i, e> ccurcd by e. n.
Arih"nv and VIE Ia tie IN dcr-i. cd trns;,.. 10
sc"rc 10 {. uL'HrI the payment or s>tE. ext
dtnccd by three iIicrc-i- caring ncsniiail,
noic- ~ $2'i.,o-- csch. ay.blr ia one u o aud
'hr"c !"Hfs respectively from datc thereof aud
default having 0ccur'ed in the II, mrui al ih,.
'c"nd cue Lots and nt lbr rgUc-i ~ ne
henchciWy In laid decd of TIL will o.
FRIDAY. Ilif l7li DAY VI .tNE ,S.r. A.
10 O'CLOCK NJ, in iIoni OF the c,,nr,hon,r,f
Roanoke city. Virginia, sell III public auc,iot Ia
III. highest bidder all that certain !ot or pare OF
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'E'RI STEE'S sALE.-UNDER AND BY vIR
- tuc OF deed OF trust. dated April the 18th
!S" from w. q. Mask to the undersigned trns,
ee, anu OF record in the clerks Office OF the cor
poIatlon court for the city OF Roanoke, Va. tn
secure X. a Flnnagon the payment OF 81 .:s333S.
~ nercln described, and default having occurred
III inc payment OF the last due note and M The
request OF the holder thereof, will. on TUES.
pa THE llrH DAY OF JUNE lSga L l3.i5
J.. ~, In front OF the courthouse in Roanoke citv
Sou az public auction to the highest bidder that
cc,lain parcel land lying In the city o. Roa
nokc and described as follows:
BEGINNING in the north corner OF Lee street and
an ailey north OF Gimcr street: thence north with
Lee street 90 feet to point; thence in W, stcriy
ulrcction a. tcct To point ON Commonwealth
avenuc thence in a southcrly direction with Com.
mohwcn III avenue ~ feet To point in tho corner
Oh an allcy known as Eastern nvcnuc): thence i'm
an castcrly direction with said alley l.0 feet To
me place OF beginning and known NJ part OF lot
III Fourth ward, East Roanoke, Va
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF execut
ing ms trust and to pay past due note of S,l; 90
with interest from nth April 1870 and tic hnI
a .; II any, payable in one and two wears from
tue DAY OF sale. with interest evidenced hy me-.
sotlablc notes secured by deed of trust on tho
property solo t. + RAR<SDAIE ~
3 10 ids
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Porch chairs in great variety at the
Il. Il. Stewart Furniture Company.