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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
Are You In 1t?

If not, why not? Why don't you
always keep on hand a bottle Of DR..
Hale's Household Cough Cure to allay
the first irritation caused by sudden
cold? This is the finest remedy in the
world for every kind Of cough. You
feel the good effect of the first dose,
and by thorough using your cough is soon
cured. % and soc. bottles. Massie &
Martins drug store, corner Commerce
street and Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

OR 10 you tremble and feel that you are
breaking; that your nervous system is
giving way? H. you have weak nervous
system the very hest thing you can do
is 10 begin today using DR. Iale's
Household Tea. 1t is tho finest Nerve
Tonic known and will restore you to
health and vigor. Don't delay. Get a
free sample to day at Massie 4 Mar.
tins drug store. corner Commerce street
and Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
No Action Taken.

The directors of the Roanoke Iron
Company held their monthly meeting
yesterday afternoon. The affairs of
the company were discussed, but no &C
ton was taken in regard to the strike
OF the puddlers at the Rolling Mill for
an increase of salary from $40 to
$i.25 ton. This matter will be left to
superintendent Leutz for adjustment.
The men were not at work Yesterday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

NihruE OF DEED OF TRUST Enc
- cuted to me by Louisa Ii Mncsay. dated
Jannsry l. ISL and OF record in tho clicks once
OF tue city of hcan0kc, Va, in deed book ~ nnc
l., to secure b Englc the paymcnt of The sum
or Si'dOo, payable in sixt' -four monthly Install
ncnts OF S23 each; and default hsviui, hccn mad.
IN the paymcnt OF seven o. said notes and being
requested by the bcnclr larry in sai, decd viii
sell AT public auction, in front uf tho cour honsc
OF o, Hoanosc city, Va. WEDNESDAY,, MARCH
~, ls.2 Al NOON that certain parcel of land
d, scribed rs follow: " ''''u
Beginning AT point on he south side of Gil.
MGR street lso feet east OF Houston street, thence
south ~ degrees ~ minutes cast - feet to point
on inc south side OF Gilmcr street: theme, q do
srccs ~ minutes wrst IN feet an alc,; thence
win SAID alley north 81 degrees III minutes west
:, iect To point; thence north degree. 10 min.
n'cs cast $50 icrt 10 the beginning. hcinr the
west nall OF lo sect on :. Roger. Ftirfax 4
houston map
ahMS; ash 'ulicicnt io pas costs o.; cxecut-
NY ms trust. tru-tc = SIC OF ! Dcr crnt
Mo Insurance ana seven notes past due OF S25
cnch, WIN interest from January I, 1871; pnr-
cnascr 10 assume Il pay 81. 2aj and interest nav
anic III iortyntnc montUlt installn cnt4 of S35
c"ch' ana interest from January l. iS.l the hal
ance, II any, payable six mouths from day M
salc ana hearing six per cent. intcresr anu SO
cure ny deed of trust. II. II. GREIDER
~ ~" ." Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
NEARING COMPLETION.
The Handsome MIL of VIM. T.. III ufr Nearly
Finished

The Handsome MIL of VIM. T.. III ufr Nearly
Finished
The now combined mill and whole
sale store, which is being erec ted by
William p. Hutton Shenandoah avenue,
west of Commerce street, will soon be
completed.
Tho bricklayers are at the top of the
third story and will finish the fourth
story this week. j. Il. Bowie, who is
experimenting the work, says if the
weather is favorable the roof will be
put on next week and the whole struc.
ture will be under cover in thirty DAYS.
The mill will be used for grinding
corn and ship stuifs, and will be
equipped with three stands OF fine rolls,
9x3o feet each, and capable of grinding
forty bushels an hour
Two large elevators will be put in,
ono for the mill and the other for
the store, The size of tho building is
66Xs5 feet and four stories high. The
contract for putting in the machinery
Will be awarded in a few days.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

TkUsTEE's sALE.BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF trust, dated the 9th day of August
1870, and on record lin the clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court. for the city OF Roanoke, Va, In
deed book No. 81, page 49,. in which deed VIM
=. Hun conveyed to the undersigned certain real
estate in the city of Roanoke, Va, therein de-
scribcd. In trust to secure to the Belmont Land
Company the payment of the sum OF $40 with
interest, rs evidenced by two negotiable notes of
S2Oc each, ~ therein set out, and whereas by the
terms OF said deed the trustee was authorized In
Gaze OF default in the payment OF said notes, to
cell the property therein conveyed; and, whereas
default has been made in the payment OF one OF
said notcs, and having been requested 90 TO do by
the said Belmont Land Company. will on SAT-
URDAV, MARCH 3, 1882. AT 12:& p. NJ In
front OF the courthouse door, in tho city OF Roam
oke, proceed to cell vt public auction to the high
tO.wit:
That certain lot or parcel Of land in the city of
Roanoke, Va, and known ~ lots and :, Sec 81
IA shown by the map OF the property of belmont
Land Company, on ilc AZ the ofce OF the clerk of
the llustings Court, of the city OF Roanoke
IfRMS-Cash enough 10 pay the past due
note and interest, being ahout $2i1 and the cost
OF executing the trust; SeoJ payable August
lSss with interest from Angust. $50 Balsncs
u sry.PAysele IN one o. two ycar- tro day OF sale
With interest s " JAMESON
Ie-~td- Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
One OF the First Lack,

w. II. Tinsley received yesterday
one of the first brass locks that was
finished at the Lock Hardware Plant
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
WAGONS of All Kinds.

TIE Sands Transfer Company" has
wagons of every description. The best
equipped transfer company in Roanoke.
We can haul from one pound to twenty
tons. Office, Johnson IL Johnson's drug
store, telephone 1877.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW York, Feb. 25.-ISpeciall- Ex-
change quiet and easy at 4s0@4ssN.
Commercial bills, 4S4A@4S74. Money
easy at 1}<@2, closing offered at 2.
Sub-treasury balancos-gold, Sl13, 977,-
GOO; currency, $4,000, 600. Govern
ment bonds dull and steady-4s, l16.
State bonds dull and steady.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

THE George Stock, Weber, Chase,
Jacob Bros, Everett and Cornet pianos
are we'll and favorably known in the
music world. The Smith Music Com
PAW have them.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
The Executive Committee VIII Meet To
night.

The Democratic executive ommittee
will meet at Hotel Felix to fill vacan-
cies existing in the wards, caused by n
redistricting of the city. call will
then be issued for a meeting at no
future date to discuss the question of
holding q primary to,nominate candi-
dates for the various city offices.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

ARTISTS materials, full line. Fo
& Cnrisuan, los Com street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

PAsTELs, crayon and drawing mate
rails. Fox Il Christian, los Commerce.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
u OF trust datt d the 18th day of Anmnst lStlA

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
Il OF trust date d the 18th day OF August $50
and OF record in the clerks Office of the Hastings
Count for the city of koanokc Va, in deed book
No. Ia, page 1SV, In which deed NJ. r.. and @ A.
Moomaw convc. ed to tie undersigned certain
real estate in the city II Roanoke, Va, therein
described, in trns to secure to Belmont Land
Company the pay nent Of the sum OF 1870, with
inteIc est. az cyidcr ced by two negotiable notes OF
$iOO each ne therein set out, and whereas by the
terms OF said deed the trustee wns anti orzcd, in
case OF default in the payment OF one OF said
notes. TO cell the property therein convey ed: and
whcrcas default has been made in the payment
OF one OF said notes. and having been rogue. ted
SO to do by he said Belmont Land Company
will: on SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1892 All II: Is
y NJ. IT front oi the conrthou.e in the city Of
Roanoke W proceed to sell at public auction
to the highost hicder the property cony eyed in
That certain lot or parcel OF land in the city of
R0an0kc Va, and known IA lots 81, 35, 81 al d 81
section -, az shown by the map of the property
OF Belmont Land Company on file at the oficeoi
the clerk OF the Hastings Court of the tity,
Roanoke, Va
TERMs: Cash enough to pay the pa duo note
and interest, hcng about 1898, and the costs OF
executing this trust; 500 payable Angus Is
ls92 with interest from August Is, 1890; balance
II any, payable in one and two ycnrs from day OF
sale, with interest. GEO. e. MOOMAW
icodtus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26
TRUSTEES SALES.

kUSIhES SALE OF Valuable KEAI.
~ ee.sstaIte.SBy virtue OF deed OF trust dated
a and U,d 1f Gay ofos.ober. 1891 from + b. Ludwig
r ,h WIG 70 myself to secure to JAS s. Simmons
s9S pnyment OF 81 ,00O00 with interest from ths
Sttn gay Oh juno. 1870, and default hayinr or
ciI1ea IN inc payment of said sum as provided H.
salu uecu OF trust, aud Mt he request Of tho ssiS
Jas; D summons. | will, on SATURDAY. J'iJS
Stili DAY OF FEBRUARY, lSta, AT 12o'CI OK
IN front OF The courthouse OF tho CITY or Row
oke, va, sell AZ public auction, to tho hicScs,
OF trust conveyed, described as follows: ' '0'o
BeElnning ut ! oint on north side Of Rou,,
ward lSO feet west of street, thence with Ronic
vard n. az III, +. ~ feet to u point thence
10 on Is 100 feet to an alley, thence with said
alley 5. az TO- f. 30 feet to poiut themes Ike
5O w; l5O feet to place OF Observation-Disclosures,
with the valuable dwelling house thereon
TEXANS: Cash as to enough 10 pay the cost ot
executing this trust aud to pay said note and
interest This sale Ia subject to two prior Scrds
or trust, the first in favor of tho Iron Belt Bnil,,
ing aud LoaI Association, 10 secure payment of
monthly installmcnts on 60 shares OF stock
amounting TO $500 per month, six install.
mcnts now being arrears; the second in favor of
): W. ,Jamison, to secure payment OF $1,000
win interest from the eth day OF June lSN
AS TO any excess OF purchase price it, any Tho
same to he payable In two equal annual Install
mcnts from day OF sale with interest.
jan19.tds Trnsto,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

This property has been sold and the notes as.
sumcd by vcndec. GEO c. MOOMAW
1cO5tus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

2 he above mentioned ttrot.--tv Ia. hcsr ,,,.
veyrd ~ me and the payment OF the notes as
sam-t ~ o,hr parties
: - 'ds. J. ALLAN Watts
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-26

TRUSTEES SALE-Dl NInIJ1k OFF
decd OF trust dated the 18th OF February
iS.o, and OF record in clerks oaice OF the
iinsttng Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va in
decd book 70 page H. in which deed j. Allen
Watts conveyed to the undc tsi gncd certain real
estate In the city OF Roanakc. VA, therein de-
scrih. d., In trust To secure To NJ. \. kline and r.
Il. rlaniiaEan The pa, mcnt or the sum OF
~ SS3 81, with interest rs evidenced by four GER
tam negotiable notes OF SS3}.33 each MS therein
set out, and, whereas by the terms OF said decd
the trustee was authorized In case OF cciault in
the payment OF any OF said notes to ael the prop
crty therein conv' yed and, whereas default has
been made In the payment OF two OF said notes
and having been requested 80 to do by the
holders thereof, Will on MONDAY. MARCH
2lST. iS'2. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. In front OF tie
courthouse in the cit. OF Roanoke Va, proceed
To sell al public auction to the highest bidder tina
ollowing property conveyed in said deed to wit:
That certain lot or parcel OF land in the city Of
Roanoke. Va. bounded and described AZ follows:
beginning at point on the south side OF Camn-
hell street 81 degrees - minutes north - feet IN
point; thence south degree I, minutes ga II 81 AZ
feet To IN alley; thence with said alley north *
degrees east - fee to point; thence north de.
gice u minutes west 65.5S feet to tho point of
beginning. -
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the mat duc
notes and Interest being about 81 ,S;SG;i and th,
cost OF executing this trust; balance IN ary
PAYABLE In one aud two years from day of saic
with interest from date unless otherwise an
nonneed ut time OF sale 3. w. JAMESON,
Trustee.
he above mentioned property As- been eoh-
veyru ~ me and the payment OF the po.e. a.
~ - b. - aeaN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

that country agreed in their diagnosis. This
fact led to the establishment by Secretary Rusk
OF an American force Of inspectors In Great
Britain, who, by the courtesy Of the Brit
ish government, have been enabled 10
inspect all animals landed In 0rsat
Britain from American ports. At the
same time the precaution has been adopted Of
having every beast shipped from the United
States tagged and numbered, register being
kept by which, in case any animal 10 found 70
be diseased, its origin can be traced.
Since the establishment Of this inspection
by officers of the bureau Of animal industry
abroad only three such allegations have been
made. In these instances the opinions Of the
British veterinary authorities have differed,
while in each case the diagnosis Of the Ameri-
can inspectors was that the trouble was not
contagious pleuro-pneumonis. 1t will be .
great triumph II the removal Of the German
embargo against the American hog shall be fol-
lowed by the withdrawal Of this British re-
striction against our cattle, which il % costly
to shippers in the United states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01
Isousiuga Drunknrd.

From the New York sun
drunkard was sleeping of his rotations in
Sd avenue hallway near 2sth street, when
PAtrolman Clinton Of the 35th street station
espied his protruding legs. He didn't begin to
pound the rather thin soles Of the poor fellows
worn shoes. rs Is the custom with the park
keepers in dealing with sleeping tramps on the
benches. He reached over and grssped the
sleeper by the nose, and the fellow was on his
feet in an instant
You must have tweaked il pretty hard"
suggested witness Of the incident
"Not a Bit sir" he replied. Il didn't hurt
him at all You see. sir, barring the lungs, the
nose Is the principal organ Of respiration. and
the lungs. sir. wouldnt have much to d6if it
wasn't for the nose. When mans asleep, and
especially when he's drunk ~ well, he's pretty
sure TO breathe a. nature intended him TO, sir,
and that's through his nose. Al you have 70
do then, SIR, ID TO pinch his nose, shut Oh his
wind, and up he comes with . snort It's .
good deal more human, SIR, than the bastinado,
and slSays apply u siz."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01
Written for The Evening Star.
Burnside.

buTnsIu0s
The roll OF drums at Fredericksburg
In a rafting rataplan,
And the bugies blare
On the anxious air,
And the deadly fray began.
Flutter the shot-rent battle nags
over the Union ranks
Fast marching forth,
Bold sons Of the north.
The batteries on their tanks.
Fierce are the shouts of martial men
Who charge against the foe,
As each bayoners prod
Sends a soul to God
And the flames from the rides now.
Our soldiers scale the bristiing heights
By cleaning cannon crowned
But to bite the dust
Md the hurting gust
And die on the bood-red ground.
The guns break out In desperate din.
The bugies hoarsely bray,
And the hero roll
OF that struggling knoll
Il a list of the dead today.
The Stars and Stripes stu proudly ny
Over the patriot corps,
While those hearts OF oak
That unbending broke
AL honor and love the more.
Live Burnside brave, thoogh lost the field,
Immortal IN memofy's sight
The pulse quick grows
And the heart hot CLOVIS
AT the name Of thy glorious Eight.
DAVID GRAHAA ADER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

October styles are set before You in the last
picture. The figure on the left displays q
Russian blouse over a dress of apricot silk, lace
passementerie to correspond. large black lace
hat. with bows Of apricot ribbon, making up
costume OF charming brightness and simplicity.
The material of the dress on the right is an al
mond green canvas, small vest Of gnuze of the
same shade. with stripes Of deeper green.
eoRsAoEs AND SKIRTS.
lam more and more convinced that the great
designers intend TO exhaust their art ON cor
sages this coming season. rather than on skirts.
Skirts viii keep their present shape and plain
ness and be shorn Of their trains to a great de-
gree. In other words. garniture Ia to be put
where II will be best seen, around the neck,
arms. body and waist. Exquisite little boleros
mere baby Affairs, in velvet, will frame guipure
yoke over silk transparency, and then between
the epaulet OF guipure and lower sleeve will
come big pun Of changeable velvet In some
cases lace tunic will drop from the lower edge
OF the bolero. reachpg quite TO the bottom Of
the skirt, and dimly displaying the outline Of
the waist. In order. too, that the empire gown
may be worn by stout figures, deep lace
bertha viii encircle the corsage, springing from
the bust line and on the same level with lace
rufiie Of the upper sleeve.
SHOES AND HATS.
But in spite Of all attempts to create new
styles the tailor made. with its jacket corsage
and plain skirt grazing the shoes, will continue
90 be the correct wear for the street and all
informal occasions. and with il. Of course will
be worn the ever-popuisr felt hat, finer in
texture and more graceful IN shape than ever
before. The modish tones in fets will be light
gray, green and light beige. Underskirts will
be ornsmented with founces, ruf'ed bands
and with lace when the wearer II not young
miss. Laee-trimmed underskirts don't look
well on young girl. Double and triple
peierines are TO be verv much in vogue for
.youngish people during the fall. the material
being zephyr cloth or velvet I need hardly
add that stout ladies should be careful how they
lay these pelerines on their shoulders. They
should make choice Of those which reach below
the waist.
I note that chatelaine belts are to come into
vogue again and TO be made to carry load Of
artistic tribes. such a small watch q purse a
tiny mirror. powder box and wishing bone
IN gold or silver. This takes the place Of the
old-fashioned four-lcaf clover. But greatest
novelty OF all is the statement that ball dresses
are TO be glued together, and fancy it is q bit
Of sarcasm directed against those young folks
who show such q tendency to dance themselves
70 pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01
Monday, Not Friday.

from tine New lork Tribune.
statistician Of the German government has
come TO the rescue Of those persons who d
not share the widespread superstition thai
Friday Is the most unlucky day Of the week
A short time ago he decided to mAkea scientific
investigation Of this question, using for TIE
purpose, among other things, the records Of
the department. of compulsory insurance. Tho
most fatal or unfortunate week day, according
70 the investigator, IL not Friday. bat Monday.
Sixteen and seventy-four hundredths per cent
Of ell accidents, 1t seems, occurred on That day;
Wednesday, ls.47 psr cent on Tknrsday, Is, s.
per cent on Friday, the same per cent on 6at-
urday snd ace per cent on Sunday. Comment
upon the small percentage Of accidsuts On Shs
first day Of the weak u .unnscsmsry. The con-
relative number Of accidents On Monday ~
he esessays aneuns II Hquos edosumsd =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01
ABOUT RED HAIR.

1t Has Long Been Held In III Reputs and
rs Indicating villainy.
From the St. Louis Republic
For centuries the popular notions through
out all Europe associated hair Of this unlucky
color with villainy, untrustworthiness and de-
ceit In Henry Bebel's Collection of Pro-
verbs, published in 1912, occurs the following:
proud are the short; untrustworthy the red
haired"
An old French proverb, which il known to be
over 500 years old, says: Salute q red-headed
man or q bearded woman at thirty feet of with
three stones in thy fists to defend thee il need
be-"
In very early times all pictures Of Judas.
Christ's betrayer, were shown with great shocks
OF red hair falling well down On the shoulders
This and the fact that the Judas in the Mira
Gle Plays was provided with red hirsuts
worked the superstitious people Of the middle
ages up to such degree that 1t was actually un-
safe for red-haired person to appear in COM
pany. Seeing that things were 'oming to .
buke and denounce ''the senscless prejudice
against those Of lively colored hair" Gyrano
de Bergerac, in his Estates and Empires OF the
Sum-" boldly praised and glori6ed the despised
color in the following words:
"A brave head, covered with red hair, IL
nothing else but the sun In the midst of his rays
yet many speak i'll Of it because few have Che
honor to be So"
The adjective, "Judas colored hair" and
many similar illusions are often met with in
writings Of the older authors. In "As You
Like 1t" Rosalind says Of Orlando, "His
very hair Is OF that assembling color" to
which Celia replies, Something browner than
Judas"
Dryden, In writing Of Jacob Touson, pub
Usher whom he thoroughly despised, says:
He has leerng looks, bull. fsceasna aseklsd fan,
Two left legs and Judas colofed hair. I
Hundreds Of other citations to this popular
sufficient to prove that the red-haired per-
sons position was not an enviable one in the
years gone by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

Although II Il hardly time for the ceremoni-
Gus dinner party in town. yet at country clubs
end country seats every diuner is a ceremonious
one. calling for more or less dress. Dinner is,
IN fact. the event Of the day. II begins late aud
lasts late. for you are expected 10 do more talk
Ing than you do IN town, where often carriages
srv In waiting 10 hurry you of TO the theater,
opera OF dance. But IN the country there is no
such pressure. The whole evening IL before
you. and II you are a good story teller or have
. knack Of describing what you have seen
abroad there il objection TO lingering over
the coffee and cheese and listening 70 you
Hence I'm sure you viii like 20 get . hint or
two for stylish dinner dress. Some one has
s.id, well armed half won" which sup
pose means don't 60 into any conflict. social or
martial, unless you are prepared for IL The
dinner dress pictured IN the second illustration
b an exquisite creation In a black pearled stun,
sat on With brocade corselet and garnitured
with lace. The straigh, collar Il covered with
pleated lace fastened a. the back with a bow,
nom which falls lace cascade, caught on the
edge Of the cor.sie, with roset,e Of brocade
end at the waist with q rosette Of lace. Ths
sleeves are In broeade and are draped a. shown.
The bottom Of the skirt has . ribbon ruehe.