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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-13

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID dated the Goth day of October lSlO and OF
record in the clerks Office of the CORPORATION
court for the city OF Roanoke. In decd book 81
page -, whereby Thomas a. Orr conveyed To the
undersigned tic parcel of land hereinafter
mentioned i'll trust TO secure to VIM. lianrahan
the payment OF the sum OF Sa3i.30, evidenced hv
two promissory notes, each in tie rum of Sil1lj
with interest from dnc, payable IN one and two
occurred In the payment of both of said notes
and being required so TO do by the holder OF
said notes. will on MONDAY, TILE STU DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1872, AT l O'CLOCK l.. Nj.
III front OF the courthouse OF Roanoke city, pro
coed to sell, Mt public action, 10 the highest
bidder. the parcel of land in said decd mentioned
and described as follows:
Beginning mt the northwest corner OF Orange
avenue and Twelfth street, thence with latter
north l3 degrees So minutes 40 seconds east I3O
feet TO nm alley. thence with alley north 76 de-
grees OF minute 20 seconds west 1902 feet to a
point, thence south 13 degrees SIS minutes 10 sec
onds west 100 feet to Orange avenue thence with
same south rs degrees VI minute 10 seconds cast
l02 feet to the place of beginning, and designated
on the Mclrosc Land Companies man OF the
MelrOsc addition to Roanoke CITY as lots num bcrs
Is and III, in section ~.
TERMS: Cash as to enough To pay the cost OF
executing this trust and the expense OF sale and
to pay the oebt secured by said deed OF trust and
interest and the residue, II any. shall he payable
In TWO equal annual lnstalMents with interest
from date or sale and secured by decd OF trust
unless the said Thomas A. Orr or his nssigns
shnll direct tho residue to he payable in DIFF.
fcrent manner and then in such manner ns the SAID
Thomas A. OFF or his assigns shall prescribe or
direct. TUOS. w MILLER Trus,eo
II tda.
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Terms cash.

The above property was sold by j. A. Fish.
Vidcd in SAID decd or trust II y H.
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,.ucAl. STOCKS.

Tho following quotations OF Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks aro Sur
nis!'od ~ Won Hemers " Co., bond aah
stock brokers', Roanoke. Va.
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II | ids

I'RuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF \ DEED
or trust executed to me hyD F. Kcfauver
ana H. y Williams on the Bird day of March, 1890,
and recorded in the clerks Office OF the Uustines
10 Is inston the payment OF the cum OF Sd5O
EVIDENCED by one interest bearing negotiable note
IN the sum or $3.50. dated March 3, 1890 and nav
able two years from date with legal interest: and
whereas default has been made in the paymentOf
the said note of $3.50, and having been reunrstcd
90 TO do by the beneficiary In the said deed of
trust will orcr for sale ut public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door OF the court.
house or the city OF Roanoke, Va, ON SATlJR.
DAY. TIE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1S,t2.
certain lot OF land situated in the CITY of Roonokc
Virginia, bounded and described rs follows:
TO wit:
Beginning at point on the east side OF Com
merct street gu feet from the scutncas. corner of
Pine street; thence In an eaa;erly direction IAN
feet to point on same; thence west 40 feet 10
Commerce street; thence north with Commerce
street SO feet to the place OF the beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to deirny the costa OF
executing this trust including trustees com.
mission or per cent and the past due note of
Sl5O with interest from the 3rA day of March
lSSI, To day or sale: the balance, IL any paynbIc
In ono and two years from date In two euuaI In.
staimcnts. evidenced by interest bcariu1 nepo.
table notes and secured by deed OF trust on prom
erty. J. Il LEW
Trustee.
BY consent Of all parties the above salc bas
been postponed until October II at same hour
and place j. LEVY
S II ids Trustee.
by consent OF all parties tho above sale haa
been postponed until November II, 1872.
j. b. LEVY,
III III tbs Trustee.
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BY consent Of all parties the above sale haa
been postponed until October II at same hour
ana place j. Is. LEVY,
. ii tus Trustee,
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1O11 tbs

by consent OF all parties tho above sale ha
been postponed until November II, 1892.
j. Il. LEVY,
lU III tbs Trustee
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NASH AND TRUST COMPANIES.

Grcn. Vista -. ? T. Co..
CoihL.orclel Nat. Sank.
Farinrs' n. Bank, oSleui
Fidelity Loan and Trus'
Co., Roanoke. -.
First NAT. Bank. Buch..
First Nat. Bank, u Vista
First y. Bank, Roanoke
NATL Eek. Bank, Roanoke
RadIord Trust Company
Roanokc Savings Bank.
Roanoke 1'rnst, Loan IL
Safe Deposit Co. ......
state Savings Bank, Ro
Traders l.. ~ Il. ~ D.Co
LIND AN
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cent on May ID, 1852.
tPad 10 per cent on February is, April es.
june IS and September 20, 1892.
9Paid zoo per cent. since December 81, 1891
tPad * per cent. April /, July and October
!, 1894
sPaid bX per cent. on Jnne l. 1872
*tpsid per cent quarterly during 1892.
Ind nfar
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AInsIle's AuxlIInrr.

The Weber Lumber company, which was
one Of the auxillaries Of the Ainslie Luln.
Der company. whose failure was chronicled
by the Associated Press few days ago.
has been closed on an attachment issued by
w Z. Thompson.
About two weeks ago the Weber Com
pnny bought out what was known as the
W. T. Thompson Lumber company, and
did seir business. The company failed to
meet liz obligations to MIR. Thonipson and
Ii was closed up indebted 10 Mr.. Thomp-
son 70 the extent vi 1920. Another al
tachment was placed on the yard by the
same parties for an amount approximetinq
$500 last evening. The United States
marshals were busy taking an inventory
OF the stock yesterday
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-13
OGDEN.
WEDNESDAY,
July 70 lsag
COUNTY COURT.
And News Round In other
Courts.
County Teachers Assoeiaiion-R Realty Trans
lers = Other News
Gieanings.

The county court met in the Office OF
Judge Bishop in regular session yesterday.
H. c. Hanson and about twenty-foul
other residents Of Plain City. petitioned
for the removal of Charles Neal road
supervisor in that distr:n- for neglect Of
duty and prayed for the appointment of r
D. Richardson. The matter was. referred
TO Sclectmans Cross.
Moroni Sksen, in behalf Of the citizens
Of Plain City, desired information as &c
what had become of the bridge across the
Weber river between Hooper and Plain
City. After much discussion the matter
was referred 10 a committee composed of
Gross and Shurtlif.
TIE Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company asked for right Of way via RIv-
erdsle road &c the Davis county line for the
purpose Of erecting & new line OF poles.
The county clerk submitted his monthly
report showing the expenditure the last
mouth OF 81 l09.7q, and for tue last six
months. of S29, l42.3S. The heavy expendi-
lures was partly due TO money paid ont on
TAX sales
Fey recommended that the claim of
Adam Hunter for damages alleged to have
been done to his property between Ogden
and Hooper, by The forcihle removal OF
certain fences that crossed it, be denied
Adopted.
Cross reported, recommending that the
petition Of George Barnett and others. for
the opening OF new road near Pleasant
view, through The property OF Andrew
'Rose, be granted; that the said road could
be opened without expense 10 the county
Shurtlif reported that Box Elder county
would assume the expence of ampnfating
the foot aud fingers Of William Heburn,
the unfortunate lad who fell between the
cars while stealing q ride on the Southern
Pacific last week
On motion OF Cross DIR. Jones was en-
ployed as regular county physician, to take
cuarge Of all cases outside the county poor
farm, Gt q stated monthly salary.
A number OF claims were allowed and
the court adjourned.
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URIC ACID.
WHAT IT IS AND HOW II FORMS.
Clear Description of This Most subtle
Enemy OF Modern American Life
What A Prominent Pro-
fcssor Says

A well-knOWn professor connected with
q leading medical college, in CONVERSE
ton, recently made the following wonder
Jul assertions:
There is probabl V nothing which has
ever been known in the history of the
world that has caused more real misery
to men and women than that simple and
| yet dangerous element called uric acid.
This dangerous substance gets into the
blood OF men and women, and even chill
dren, even before they suspect it, and
the havoc that it works is simply appal-
govt and pneumonia. 1t is the cause Of
most colds and the actual source of
nearly every case Of grip.
on ask how this dangerous acid gets
into the blood Very easily. The prin-
cipal duty of the kidneys and bladder
are to expel uric acid from the system.
They fail to work very frequently, and,
instead of being driven from the system,
this poisonous uric acid goes into the
blood. When once in the blood it fer
ments, it poisons, it causes unnumbered
diseases and too often occasions death.
1T must be plain, even to a novice,
that the only way in which to keep this
acid out OF the blood is to keep the
kidneys and bladder in a strong, a
healthy and vigorous condition. This
is the whole problem in nutshell, and
the man or woman who does this is in
variably free from uric acid and the in
finite troubles which it causes. | have
never known Of but one thing that via
in every case drive uric acid from the
system, and that is Warmers Safe Cure.
1t has been found by the medical profess
sion to be possessed of properties I'M
known to any discovery OF ancient or
modern times. / have known OF women
who have been weak, sallow, run down,
of men who have been debilitated and
wholly unnerved, who are to-day pictures
of health and strength, and they know
as well as | do that the result is due to
but one thing-the great cure of which
| have spoken
The great truths above stated are as
certain rs existence, and they reveal the
real cause of most physical misery OF the
present day, and they clearly reveal the
way OF escaping from such misery. No
man or woman at the present day should
be the victim OF uric acid poison. That
it is very prevalent is most true, but to
permit it to get into the system, or hav-
ing gotten there to remain, is simply
Jolly.
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LIT THERE Bn prAcR

In the gastric region. II troubled with
nausea from seasickness, biiiousness on
other cause, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will Immediately put a stop to The stoul-
achic disturbance. A prominent and most
unpleasant feature OF liver complaint Is
nausea in the morning. The SYMPTOMS
disappear and the cause is removed bv the
bitters. Many persons have very delicate
stomaches which trifiing indiscretions in
eating or drinking, or even some sight that
is repulsive, disorders. Sucn persona can !
not act more wisely than invigorate their
digestive region with the biIfers. a tonic
specially adapted TO reinforce ID. For
malaria, rheumatism, kidney troubles All
nervousness the bitters wiz De found
marvellously beneficial. and when sleen Il
untranquM and appetite variable il snon
improves both. 1t is in fact most com
prehensive and delightful remedy.
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peace. He was held toappear before Judge
FITZGERALD yesterday, and none Of the
prosecuting witnesses putting in an ap-
pearance, he was discharged.
The trouble grew ont Of his objections to
his l6-year-old daughter desiring TO marry
q young fellow that was Objectionable 10
Blair
Family rows have been numerous in this
household during the past year, and last
spring Blair was placed under bonds TO
keep the piece. His bonnsmen, H. M.
Bond and 5. l.. Brick, surrendered him
yesterday, and last evening be was looking
for further sureties.
A case is now pending In Judge Miners
court against Lola on the charge of adult
cry. She is also defendant in divorce
suit while Blair was being held at the city
jail awaiting nearing His daughter was
married by Judge Bishop.
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Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock q
fire broke out IN q small dwelling occupied
by Mrs. H. Ryder. located near the old
electric light works, on Twentieth street.
The blaze was extinguished through the
efforts Of Robert Marshal, who was severe
Nv burned in doing so. The loss to the
building and furniture amounted to about
$50. The department was not called out.
AT II 80 an alarm was sent il from box
j. TO the central FIRE station. The de-
partment responded and located the con-
migration in a small canvas roof dwelling,
the property Of a man by :he name OF KIRK
wood Considerable damage was done, out
the fire was OUT by the time the fire wagons
arrived.
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10 Y9L hSow Ij,

a &C mmon Cough is the must dangerou,
thing IN the world 10 neglect; slight hack
ing Cough ID also very DANGEROUS, IS it al
ways LEADS TO Bronchitis and Cshsump ion.
Don't neRlsct them On selecting remedy
for Coughs. Colds ana Bronchitis, be sure
and get one Lhsg IS not Iua OF Opium and
one that will not prJduce constipation.
Bailard's Eorehouud Syrup does moi cor
stipRte remember this. 1t ls perfectis
harmless for children, ana us The most
nOothing and healing Throat ard Lrrs
medicine in tue world Ii cures Cousulnp-
iicn, Coughs, COLDS, Sire Throat, ASTHMA
Wbooping Cough Group, Broncnius
III arseness, Sore Lungs. Tickling 10 the
throat AID greatly Strengthens tho Lungs
after Pneumonia. Sold by Z. Z. H. l. drug
department,
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AMERICAN FORK.
housing Ratification Of the Nominations Of
Cleveland and stevenson.

ROuEing Ratification Of the Nominations Of
Cleveland and stevenson.
On Saturday evening the Democrats OF
this place called the turn on Publications.
About o'clock wagons began hauling
chairs to the front Of the city hall, where s
stand had been erected and handsomely
decorated. At shutdown the people began
gathering from ali parts Of the city. at s
o'clock the torch light parade started,
headed by the brass band, and carrying
many banners. The parade was over a
block long and the torch bearers were ali
voters.
They marched around The principal
streets. Bcnfires had been prepared on
every corner on the line of marcn and the
portraits of Cleveland and Stevenson at
every point were loudly cheered. The
assemblsge at the hall was the larges t
political gathering ever held in American
Fork. The speakers of the evening were
Hons. 5. Il. Thurman ana w. II. King.
On the stand were many OF our most
prominent citizens. Mr.. Thurman was
the first speaker. He graphically
traced the history of the two
parties and clearly defined the difference
between Democracy and Republicanism
He spoke in a loud, clear voice, and al
though it WIS an outdoor meeting be held
the attention OF nls audience for over an
hour and was frequently interrupted by
applause.
MIR. King was the next speaker, who
made one Of mis- characteristics, eloquent
end impassioned addresses. He spoke for
nearly an hour, and although the evening
was well advanced the crowd showed no
sign Of WEAKNESS, until the rain suddenly
began to fall, when vote Of thanks was
rendered the speakers and three rousing
cheers given for the Democratic nominees.
Grover Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson.
~ -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-13
General GIeauings.

Canton Ogden No. 2, !. o. 0. F., have
arranged for 8 grand pioneer day excur-
sion to Lake Park on the 18th inst.
George Croker, one of the directors Of
the Southern Pacific railway, arrived in
the city yesterday in his special car
francisco" The nature Of his business
here could not be learned.
The funeral Of Mrs. Eborn, who was
fatally burned by an explosion OF coal oil
several days ago, occurred from the Epis-
copal church yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The remains were Inferred IN the
city cemetery.
Deputy County Clerk Honson issued the
following marriage license yesterday !:
Leopold Beushell. aged 81. and Miss Eliza
beth Wehrend, agep %; Harry K Anthony,
aged %, and Miss Estella Bair, aged 10.
both OF Ogden. The latter couple were
married by Judge Bishop.
Deputy Sheriff Lampert sold cut the
stock Of goods and effects that formerly be-
longed 10 the junction City Paint com
pany yesterday afternoon. The stock Of
goods was purchased by G. g. Barnes for
$1,000, the same having been invoiced at
-, $50. A note gwen by H. J. Sears for
81, 500 sold for $40, another of the same
amount signed by L n. Simpson sold for
$40 and still another signed by Lillian &.
Rase Tor u, 0U9 sold for Sl0.
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The following real estate transfers were
made yesterday
Louis NJ. Frank 10 J. NJ. Grover. part Of
lots ana <. block a. plat A. -S / 3OC
Edward johnson and wife 10 Edwin F.
Tout, part Of lot6, block 4. South Ogden
survey 49, -----------------------. 5,c0C
James d. Hay et al. to S. j. Peterson.
southwest quarter OF southeast quarter
Of section ly, township north range
east; $500 -..--..--.----.----- 46s
II. b. Mahon to Louisa b. Mahan part OF
lot 2. block -. plat B. 100
Thomas A. Lewis to Charles Hebner lots
II moodmansee's addition 1525
Total. ---------------------.--- $40 ses
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PROVO.
THE WESTERN LOSES.
Il Must Pay For Land Used by h-Local
News Notes.

%tCNa AfOttn~
An important verdict was reached yes
terdayS in the case Of the Rio Grande
Western railway vs.. Lyman S. Woods.
The plaintiff corporation asked the con-
demnatiou of q certain piece of land in
SpringvilIe for right Of way for their
road. The jury in the case took look
over the premises to estimate the amount
OF damage that would result 10 Mr.. Woods
from their tracks running over bis land
The damage was estimated at 81, 062. so
for the value of the land made useless TO
the defendant and The damage 10 the re-
naming land S400 and the cost OF con-
structing a division tense $780, making a
total damage Of 81 1862. 80.
OTHER hEeAL LIGHT.
An order was made allowing the account
OF John M. Zane assistant United States
district attorney. Tor quarter ending June
30. 1853. The amount IS $780,
Sanford Fuller was arrRigned on a
charge of adultery and entered plea OF
not guilty.
Sixty days were allowed in the case Of
the Singer Manufacturing company vs..
William Probert in which te prepare mo-
ton for a new trial.
The following cases were continued for
the term:
Bullion-Becl company vs.. r. Il. Morris.
+. K Morris vs.. bullon-Beck company.
Il. b. Clawson VS.. K. X. Morris.
]. Everund VS.. II. Olsen,
John Elliott VS.. John Martin ct al.
Spanish Fork city VS.. St. Y. LeSieur
ct al.
H. Poulson vs.. L. M. Samuelson.
r. w. Brerton Va. L. NJ. Samuelson.
G. H. Spriggs VS.. Teancum Taylor.
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OASIS.
A Great Time Expesied-HO Racing. Base
BAN, Pngi;sm. E c.


bali, Pngii.sm. c.
OASIS, Willard County, y. T., July 10.
1892. II Correspondence of THE HERALD. II
Oasis viii be strictly in it," beginning on
the 22nd with horse races, and continuing
until the 25th. All those having horses
which they think can run will have an OPP
portunity TO test their speed. There will
be horses here from eastern Nevada south
ern Utah, in TACT from all over Utah, be-
sides our own.
The greatest event viii come off at 10 a.
m. on the 25th. Red Cap, an Oasis horse
is TO run quarter with the Snake valley
horse SUrrel TOP. $500 side The horses
are evenly matched for size; neither has
ever been beaten
In the afternoon of the Gath baseball: the
Deserets 10 Play against picked nine
To conclude the afternoon exercises g
match has been arranged between Barney
Mayher, our local slugger, and an unknown
for purse of $50 and 20 per cent. OF gate
receipts. Three-ouE &c gloves will be used !:
fifteen rounds, Marquis of Queensberry
rules. A dance at Betty's hall In the even
ing will wind up everything.
IL 10 to be hoped that there VII be repre-
sentative horses here from every town
south Of Salt Lake. We have lots OF al
falfa; also new potatoes and green pea :,
and probably il won't be out Of place 10 re-
mark, three ''civilizers' running at full
blast HEM MEN,
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PAYsON POINTS.

Pioneer Day win be celebra,ed-o her Item.
Of Interest
Paysou will celebrate Pioneer Day, July
q, and has named committee Of arrage-
meDts, Of which +. NJ. Elmer is chairman.
A grand time is anticipated; lively work
already begun.
The funeral Of Mrs. RE Harper is being
held today. she having passed away from
earth and suffering on Saturday Lass She
was daughter OF l. ~. CooTnbs deceased.
was just starting in happy life. She leaves
young babe and husband. besides many
friends ard associates 10 mourn for her.
There was very large attendance At the
services beid IN the tabernacle.
Hay-Tne town swims with hay. We
will have hay to sell. All are taking ad
vantage Of the season and the sunshine.
Our sprints End sports have returned
from the metropolis and look MUCH i'm
proved. KRATs.
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HARRINGTON.

Arrest and Conviction OF Qaartette Of
Ihievlng Tramps-
Four tramps were detected attempting
to break into Lamb q Sieed's hatcher shop
last Saturday evening. Three of them
were arrested and one escaped. One ef
the three was shot at by Constable 0.
Wood before he hated
After being arrested it was discovered
that two Of them had stolen Two pairs Of
pants from the Coop. store while purchas-
ing some crackers. etc.
The three were kept in jail until today,
when they were tried before Justice Of the
Peace }. Il, Smith. They were acquitted
OF the burglary charge, but on pleading
guilty to the theft Of The pants the two
were fined SIS each or twenty-five days
each in the county jail. c. I.
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county Teachers, AsrocLnLInn

The Weber County Teachers association
met yesterday forenoon in the city bali fol-
five days session. The meeting was
called TO order by Professor KIocS OF
LeavenwortE, Kan. who was selected as
instructor. he viii be assisted by Miss
Rogers, also or Leavenworth.
The attendance was very good, large
number Of city teachers, as well as those
from the country, being present.