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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

4 iOMMlSSIOkERS' SALE OF \ VALUABLE
- piant-By virtue OF decree OF the corpora
ZION court TOT Roanoke city, entered ON January
10, iS1z IN the chancery cause therein pending
py tne stylo or simmons, Morct: and Simmons
vs.. tne ROANOKE Ice CO., and others, the under
signed special comm ssioncrs will, on WEONES.
pay, FEBRUARY, -, 1872. at tho front door of
inc court nj IL O'Clock p. m. OF that day proceed
10 sen to the highest bidder, by public auction,
thn toiioWlng described property, viz
beginning at u point on the northwest corner
OF Center street and the Salem road; thence with
center street north is degrees Is minutes ynst
W Icct To an alley; thence with said alley north
II degrees 10 minutes east $50 feet to Salem roa /:
ntes east ITO feet; thence south 81 degrees east
~ tcet TO point thence south degrees west
~ Icct 10 the place OF beginning. together with
the buildings thereon. and the complete and
Valuable set OF machinery thercin lately used hy
the Roanoke Ice Co.. In manufacture of ice: also
the said ice company. ~
TERMS: Tho purchaser shall assume and
agree To pny ON March 4, 1874, five thousand dol
iars (So,OOO) with per cent interest PAYABLE
reaI estate and Ia now secured by deed OF trust
thcrcon, one.thhd OF the amount OF the purchase
price VIII be required in cash and the residue In
Two equal payments At six anc twcl. o months
from DAY OF sale, with interest," evidenced by
negotiable notes OF the purchaser secured NV n
decd OF trust on the premises
EDWARp W. ROBERTSON,
LUCIEN Ii. COOKE,
ROY b. SMITH,
January ~, 1892 Special Commissioners
l,S. ). Brooke. clerk OF the corporation court
Ior roanoke city, hereby certify that the bond
executed $500
, Given under my Land this asti dav Of January.
i% 20. .,a 5. S. BROOKE,
lan2'-tds Clerk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

Tho duke Of Eaipburgh was 4 lack .,

Tho duke Of Edinburgh was jack Of
all trades, He was carpenter with
his older brother, mason with his
younger brother, the duke of Connaught.
The miniature fortress they built to-
gether is still preserved in this same
garden. 1t is made of stone and brick.
and is Mt least strong enough to brave
the seasons. The princes worked un-
der tho eyes of their father, who was
trying to teach them the art of fortifica-
ton.
This fortress has undergone some as
saults. The prince of Wales, having
his five sisters and the youngest of his
brothers under his command, attacked
its garrison, the dukes of Edinburgh
and Connaught. Almost always the
heir apparent carried the parapet and
drove the two dukes into a casemate,
where they had plenty of arms and
whence hunger alone could dislodge
them.
Nowadays the children of the duchess
OF Albany and of the Princess Beatrice.
attack and defend the fort which their
parents, their uncles and their aunts
have so often captured with great valor
after long and glorious sieges.
The day of her oldest daughters we'd
ding, Victoria took sprig of myrtle
from the brides bouquet and planted it
III this garden. Jtrooted itself SO firm
ly that now it is grown into great
bush: Every time one of the grandchil-
dren marries the myrtle bush at Os-
borne is called into requisition.
Not far from the matrimonial bush is
row of mourning trees In February,
1857, every member Of the royal family
planted tree to perpetuate the memory
of the Prince Consort, who died in the
December just before. OF the eight
trees, those of the prince of Wales and
Princess Alice have grown most luxu-
riantly. A little distance away the
queen planted the parasol pine, which
is her memorial to her husband.
In another place are the trees COM
mcmorating marriages-the trees of
The prince and princess of Wales, of
the duke and duchess of Edinburgh.
OF the duke and duchess of Connaught,
OF the duke and duchess of Albany,
and of Princess Beatrice and Henry of
3attenberg. 1t is in the shade of these
trees, whose foliage murmurs the mem
cries of happy times, that the queen
likes to make tea during the hot DAYS
Of August.
Now it is the new generation which
is taking its turn at tree planting in
this garden devoted to royal highncsses.
The children of the prince of Wales and
Of the duke of Edinburg have the place
Of honor. But the invading family
OF Prussia casts not little of its shade
upon soil which should remain exclu-
sively for British. Although the chill
dren of the queens daughters are not
represented, the descent of the Empress
Frederick has taken root there. The
Princess Victoria of Prussia, her sister,
the Princess Sophia and the Prince
Waldemar, who died in 1870, have each
tree. The collection lacks nothing
but the tree of Emperor William.
After visiting this private garden at
Osborne, one can explain the dislike
which Mr.. Gladstone inspires in the
queen. The great statesman finds
pleasure in cutting down trees; the
queen gets her enjoyment in the plant
ing of them. London Figaro.
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'CRUsTEE's sALKBY VIRTUE OF a DEEI

TRUSTEES 5ALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
L OF trust executed to me by t. &. Brent and
y. ID. Brent, dated the 18th day OF September,
lS!W and recorded in the clerks Office OF the
iueting's Court of the city or Roanoke, In deed
book a, page 4'3, In trust to secure to the
Irader's Loan, . rust and bepcs,t Company, the
payment OF two certain negotiable notes each In
the sum of <i66,66 payable in one ana two YEAR,
respectively, with interest. and defanlt IN ing hcpr
made In the payment or he first dine note, at the
request OF the beneficiary la said need | will
cell sc public auction TO the highes, bidder, III
front OF she cour thoust in the city or Roanoke
Va, ON MONDAY, TIKI 15r IL DAY OF FRBNI.
AIRY, iS'2, AT 12O'CLOCK NOON, that certain
lot or parcel of land situated III the city OF Roam
oke, Va, known a. lot No Ia. in section 8, ar
shown by the map OF the Belmont Land Com.
pany.
TERMS-Cash sufficient topay costs ot sale
including trustees commission OF pcscent. /,
and the sum OF $i66.66, with interest from sen
iemberls III, 1890. the purchaser TO assume pay.
ment OF one note OF si6d.6j, due September
Nth, 1884. With iDierest from the lOth day Of :, D.
temher. $50. ges.arc, u any, OH sneh iern- q.
win he made known Oh day az sale.
E.K COLE
2Anlata TTnsse9
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QUEEN vlcToRIA's GARDEN.

Memorial Trees and IA House that the
Prince OF Wales Built.
Queen Victoria considers herself real
ly at home in the private garden of Os-
borne only. For in this little corner of
the isle of Wight alone does the sovcr-
eign, whose possessions cover one
seventh of the globe. have powers abso-
Lutte. Elsewhere, and especially in the
parks of the royal residences, she is
under the restraint of the officials of a
constitutional monarchy.
The commissioner of public buildings
and works treats the crown as an insti-
tuition of which the rights are strictly
limited. Her majesty can not cut tree
without the consent of the proper
official. To escape this vigilance
the queen has bought in the
neighborhood of her castle at Os-
borne some acres of ground where
she may have a gardener not subject to
changes of administration. She has
even gone SO far as to disregard for
once her position of political impair
TALLY and has chosen former gar
dencr of Lord Beaconsfield. man ac-
customed to the growing of Tory
flowers. But any imprudences which
he might commit will not easily reach
the public. For while it is easy to get
permission to roam about the grounds
of the castle this little garden is care
fully shut off from visitors. CORE.
spondcnt of an English paper recently
had the good fortune to get into the
Swiss chalet, which her majesty has
made into family museum, and to
walk about the aisles of trees where
each tree commentaries an episode in
che history of the royal house and re-
sails a day of happiness Or sorrow.
A short distance from the entrance to
this private garden is wooden play
house, built with their own hands by
she prince of Wales and the duke Of
Edinburgh in 1857. The heir to the
crown has missed his vocation. He
clearly had in him the making of a
notable carpenter. Even to the pres
ent day the prince is very proud of his
work, and, whenever he visits Osborne.
he goes sttaigktway to see if the play
house is still standing. Not nail has
fallen: not plank has sprung. The
house, after tnirty-four years, is as
solid as nj first.
Inthc little house are preserved tho
plaything, Of the royal children Each
OF the children had little carriages OF
his own, and all arc here preserved
with the initials Of the owners upon
them
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust executed to me by Thomas J. II
haysiip, dated october 3. 1890, and recorded In
the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court of the
CITY OF konnoke, TO secure to q. L. Flanagan and
S26i;3 rs, as evidenced by two certain interest
bearing negotiable notes on even date with said
actd, one Tor Sl5O, payable In sixty DAYS from
oate, ana the other for STILES, payable in one
year from cate, each or said notes executed b,
INC said ttayslip and payable to the said Flanagan
ana Andrews, with interest. and default having
peer made In the payment of the last mentioned
note ano being requested 80 to do by the bel efi-
Charles In Bald decd OF trust, / sh an on SATIJR
DAY, FEBRUARY, 20, 1872, AT - O'CLOCK M,
OF That day, In front OF the courthouse building
In The city of Roanoke. offer for sale at public
auction all OF that certain lot or parcel OF land
In said city, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning a. point on the north eide of GIL.
mcr street 2O feet cast oil Houston street: thence
wlh ri mcr street In an castory direction 80 feet
10 an alley thence with said alley In u westerly
direction about 81 icet to a pnint; thence IN a
southernly direction l3n iect to the place of he
ginning, and known rs part OF lot 10, section
2; OF map or Rogers, Fairfax and Houston Addi.
ton to the city or Roanoke, Va.
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of
executing this trust, including trustees commits
soIs, and To pay the sum OF Sill IS, with interest
from 3rd day OF October 1890, till paid The bal.
nnce, II any, on such terms IA wifi be announced
on day OF sale. HENRY II. PARRISH
JauSu-tue Trustee.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALB-BY VIRTUE OF A
y deed OF trnst executed to me by George G,
day OF January, 1890, and recorded in the clerks
Office OF the Hastings Court in the city OF Roam
oke, Va, In deed book 90, page 296 to secure to
SSS 81 represented by the certain negotiable
notes or Sil6.63 each, payable respectively In one
ana dcfanlt having been made in the payment OF
the last OF said notes. and having been requested
FEBRUARY, a7TH, fs92, AT 1880 p M Of
that day, In front OF the courthouse In the city
OF Roanoke. Va, the following described prop
crty, situated 10 the city OF Roanoke to wit:
Lots Noe and dissection &c, as shown BY the man
OF r; horers addition to the city of Roanoke, va.
iERMS: Cash sufficient to paw the cost OF
sale, including II trustees commission of per
cent, and balance duo on last OF said notes with
interest, and residue, II any, to be paid in one
anu Two ears. JAS, $. SIMMONS
JhhSo-tus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

The armies of the world, or rathe,
of the civilized nations, include 8. 600, OO6
men. These men, and almost as many
more who are required to wait upon
them in some form or other, are con-
sumers and not producers of the worlds
supply of food. Besides the loss of
their time and labor, they cost at least
$1,000 a year each. and that amounts to
$4,000, Goo, 600. In proportion TO popula-
ton our army of 10000 men is, by far,
the smalles. in the world.
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TRUSTEES SAI.k OF VALUABLE REAE,
estate.-ISy virine OF deed OF trnat dated


1 estate.-By ririne OF deed Of trust dated
tho 9Th day OF Oesob-.r, 1891. from Z. b. Ludwig
and wife TO myself. To secure to Jaa s. Simmons
the payment OF 81 10000, with interest from tho
2ith dav ef June, 1890. and default having oc-
CARED In the payment OF said sum rs provided In
said deediof truss aud ut no request of the said
Jas. 5. SimmonA will, on SATURDAY The
sTtli DAY OF FeBRUARY,1 1882 AT IL O'CLOCK,
In front of the courthouse OF the city OF Roam
oke; Va, sea- a, public auction. to the highest
bidder. all thai certain uarcel Of land IN said deed
OF truse conveyed, described as follows: 1.
heginntnG at n loint north eide @; Boule-
vaTd $50 feea wost OF street, thence With BnuIo-
wand y. ~ TO- E. ~ foet to point, thence N
10 90 Is lSD feet TO sn Hlley, thence. with said
aany 5. TsS lV +. 10 feet &c, point thence s. Ibs
81 w; fD feet to place ~ eeinnins-toeesher
with the valuable dwelling house thereon. :
TERMS: Cash ~ to enough TO paw the coat %
oxeeunhs this trnst and to pay said nuto and
Interest. his sale Is subject 10 Two prior eeds
OF sust the hrst In favor OF tAs Iron BELT Build.
tng ana Loai Association. so secure payment ar
,nohshly installments on a. shares OF STOCK
amounting TO $50 pes month, ak Install.
msnts now being arrears the seeand IA favor OF
:, W Jamison, 10 secnro payment 'os $iOooO1
with in'etcs; nonl tho alth day OF June. 1880,
AN To any oxcess OF purchase price II, any, the
"a ne TO be psyahse Ia two asasi annual Install.
menfs from day Of sale with Interest,
,.,a,.. TaoS, w. MILLER.
Ah'S"s Trustee.
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TRUsTBEs. SALES.

'nNRUSTRBS' SALE-BY VIRTUE UEr 7DREn
Il 81 trust executed to me by John p Hnfiaon
dated the 18th day OF july 1880 and OF record r.,
the clerks Office or the Hastings Contt Of The
city OF Roanoke, Va, In deed book al page Ola
etc. TO secure TO A. O. Denniston the on mani =.
inc sum OF - SS3. 30 In Two equal annual install
ments or Stitches each, with interest at the rate
OF per cenr. per annum from eaid date, eyi-
s s payable IN one and two years respectively
from date, with interest as OF oresaid nn6 defaut
a aavihg oecn made In the payment of part of tho
nm0unt due for said two lots hereinafter de-
sScrioed on said instalmcnt and note, and having
S oeeh required 80 10 do by the beneficiary in said
Sss9 OF trust, shall oner for sale to tho highest
S 1uus ny public auction in front OF the Hastings
,hit hsDAf, FGBRuAhY Is, 1892, Ar 1S M, all
sm i Two certain lots or parcels OF land in the
cry a OF NoanoSe- Va, designated and described
~ ~, OF the Belmont Addition to Roanoke. Va.
For further description OF said two lots refer
ence is hereby made to the map OF tho Belmont
Land Company, on file In the office of tho Roam.
oke rust, Loan and Safe Deposit Compauy
Roanoke, Va Said two lots being part of tf5e
trust. eu ueeo VI
TERMS OF SALE:-Tke sssumption of tho
proportion or tho note da' ed July I1th 1890 paw
aolc In two years from said date with Interest To-
balance cash. ~
800. GEORGE L. EsTABRooK, JR..
'A"@f.us Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
crty.-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed
TO me by d Grinbcrg and A. Morris, dated tho
2sd DAY OF September, 1890, and recorded In the
clerk ONCE or the Hastings Court OF the city of
Roanokc In deed book so, page So, in trust to &C.
cure tGJames a. Mcconnell the payment OF the
aum Of $6,G666G evidenced by two negotiable
notes, of even date with said decd, each in the
sum OF S3,33333, executed by the said d. Grin
berg and A. Morris to said james A Mcconnell
or order, payable in one and two years rcsncct-
1vey from date. with interest thcr, on from date:
ana default having been made in the PAYMENT of
the nrst OF said notes to fall que, at the REQUEST
OF the holder thereof shall fell to the highest
bidder, ut public auction, in front of the court
mouse IN said city OF Roanoke, ON TUESDAY,
THE 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY 1892 A rI2M
oil tn certain lot or parcel OF land l,ing and
being In the city OF Roanoke, Va, and bounded
as follows:
beginning at the southwest corner OF Tazcwcll
ano Nelson streets; thence with Nelson street
south III degrees west 1885 feet to an alcy thence
Win same south a degrees 20 minutes west 40
feet to point; thence north IL degree, 80 min.
utcs west 1%l feet to azcwcl street: thence with
same a. degrees 30 minutes cast 102 feet to the
place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
sale, including trustees legal commissions, and
to pay the sum OF 81, 1873 49, with interest thereon
from September %, 1870. and as to sufficient OF
inc proceeds to pay or tho remaining note of
$3,'SS3Nj, with interest from September 22 ISAl
I'LL paid, upon credit until the 22d day OF Sen,
temDcr, 1872, and the residue In two euuaI nav.
mchts OF one and two years, respectively, from
day OF sale deferred payments to bear interest
and tn he evidenced by negotiable notes secured
by deed OF trust upon the property sold
1an2i-tds rrnstcc
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>RUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE nf
deed OF trust dated October %. 1SSo. and
OF record In the clerks Office OF Roanoke city
corporations court in deed book %. page Isl, to
secure to Walter VI. Pierce commissioner the
sum OF sl,4oO evidenced by two certain ncro
TABLE notes OF Mrs. A. L.. Pearls for 800 cash.
que In one and two years after date, aud d. fault
having been made in tho second one OF said notes
and at the request of said beneficiary, will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder in front
OF the courthouse in the city or Roanoke, Va on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1879, all those two
certain lots or parcels OF land lying and beng
situated In the city OF Roanoke, known as lots
numbered - and II, section 30 OF Rorcr's Addi.
tton to the city of Roanoke, Va, and bounded and
described rs follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the south side OF Pat
tcrson avenue 200 feet west of &C" street; thence
with PATTERSON avenue north 50 degrees west 100
feet to point; thence south 10 degrees west 1865
loct to nm alley; thence with said alley south so
aegrees east i0o feet to u point; thence north 10
degrees east 1851 feet 20 tho place of beginning
TERMS: Cash as to cost OF sale and balance
duo on last note. and residue In one aud two
years unless differently announced at time OF
sale. 5. w. JAMESON, Trustee. tani2.tds
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

public auction to the highes. bIidcr az N. ,-o,,
9 T8T o, inc courthouse OF Roanoke city va. on
t,,s yo;,, THE 4Th MARCH, 1sas, AT 10 NJ.
T., ne aIsdow,hg described parcels OF land situated
Lots y ~. H. le, 10 and t6 in block d. as shown
npon INC map OF the lands OF he West End and
IN the c &c. office of the city OF Roanoke
iEhMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs O. sale
9th January, 1890. and the remaindnr In nnn u
Two years from date OF sale, with Interest sec
urco oy decd OF trust. LUClEN II. COOKE.
Trustee.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW York, Feb. Sd speciall-Ex-
change quiet and firm at .4S6@4sS.
Commercial bills, 4s44@4s61S. Money
easy at 11S@2, closing offered at 9.
Government bonds dull and steady
A. 1l6A. State bonds entirely neg
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

TNRUSTRR'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF trust executed to the undersigned
as trustee by j. Is. and Coleman Hunt dated Jnly
3st, 1891, and recorded in the clerks office IIust
ings Court. city of Roanoke, Va, u. b. GG. d
43i, initrust 10 secure to j. w Boswell the pay
mcnt OF certain negotiable notes described in
said deed of trust, and whereas default having
been made In the payment of portion OF said
notes, at the requ. st of the said Boswell the nm
dersgned as trustee, will sell to the highest bid
der at public auction In front OF the courthouse
of the city of Roanoke, Va, on SATURDAY,
MARCH 9TH, 1892, AT IL NJ, that certain lot or
parcel OF la' lying and being in the city OF Roa
nokc Va, and describe In said deed OF trust as
follows:
Beginning at point on the north side OF North
Chestnut street GIG Sl2 feet cast and then 30 feet
north from the southeast corner OF Park and
Chestnut streets; thence with North Chestnut
etrcct 'uth 50 degrees IS minutes 27412 feet
to poin': thence north q degrees 80 minutes
cast 100 feet to tcn-foot alley; thence with said
alley north So degrees Is minutes west % 4-12 feet
to point: thence south degrees 30 minutes
west 100 feet to the place OF beginning, together
with improvements thereon belonging.
EhMS: Cash sufficient o pay cost OF execut.
ing this trust and to pay or past due notes and
interest thereon to day OF tale, and the residue
payable In monthly payments of $3.50 per
March, 1892, and the last day Of each month
thereafter and each payment to bear interest
from the s1st day OF July, 1871.
II. II. GRAY
Leu o'zaw-]w Trustee.
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Try Lewis. the tailor, at No. 10.
Henry street, with an order for a new
suit of clothes or pair of pants. He
never fails to please.
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FAMI les supplied with oysters opened
fresh from tho shell on the premises
try them. Model Res ta1rant, l59 Salem
avenue.
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A Building Permit.

A permit was issued yesterday by the
building inspector to c. Il. Whaling for
the erection of a one story brick build
ing on Kirk avenue, between jefferson
and Nelson streets, to be used for o
blacksmith Stop. :
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

DoN'r go hungry nor try to quench
hunger with stale meats claimed to be
fresh. The Roanoke Dressed Beef Co.,
Stall 8, city market, is the place to get
fresh meats.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

The Weber piano is strictly first
class instrument. Its reputation is es
tablished. The Smith Music Co. sell il
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-06

WoEK turned out by the Roanoke
Steam Laundry, on Kirk avenue, is not
eXcelled anywhere. If you have never
tried it do so and be convinced.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
L OF trust executed to me by Mrs IL q T;ns
ley, dated January 81, 1891, and of record i'm the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court of tho city Of
Roanoke, Va to secure L.. l.. Powell and G. Y.
Booker the payment of the sum OF $500 IA cyi.
denccd by certain interest. bearing negotiable
note executed by the said H. G. Tinslcy and made
due and payable to L. l. Powell and c. Y. Book on
ut the National Exchange Bank of Roanoke " a.
IN four months from date OF said decd, and de.
lhult having been made in th> payment OF the
said note, and having been requested nv tho hen.
ehciary, shall sell ut public auction to the high
est bidder In front OF tho courthouse in the CITY
OF Roanoke. Va ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY tx
lSf2 AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, all those certain lots q :
parcels of land lying and being I'm the civ Of
Roanoke, Va, and bounded and described as FOL.
lows. to witt " i
beginning at point on the southwest corner
or d street and Salem, avenues thence with
street south 10 degrees 80 minutes west
ISb feet to an alley; thence with said alley north
ti degtccs ~ minutes west $50 feet to n point
thence north Is degrees so minutes east to Salem
avenue; thence with Salem avenue south IS do
Srees l! minutes east 1871 feet to the place OF
peginnlng, anu known ne lots Nos. /, and 3 In
section ~ as shown on the map OF the lands of
the River View Land and Manufacturinr Com
pany.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay or the mast due
note anu cost attending the sale and one hun tred
dollars cash In hand paid by tho pur chaser before
leaving the premises the residue to be made
known on day OF sale.
q. A. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
Notc-Mrs. II. G. Tinslcy wishes ia cav that
inc ABOVE note has been assumed by her ycndrc
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;, Mr.. Hudson states that he has sold the above
sumcd by his vendees 80
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HRUsTEE's sALE-BY YIRTuE .,r d

jan3l-tds N EIsEv