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A THING OF BEAUTY.

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HARD FACTS ABOUT GLOVES.
illustrated by the Experience of Tw
Women with Shop Girl.

Illustrated by the Experience of Two
Women with a Shop Girl.
They were two women, and each
was buying a pair of new gloves.
One was dressed in a pale green
gown, which had swept part of
Broadway and wasrelaborately trim
med about the bodice with coarse
white lace and jet, while on her head
was small hat with a tall, taper
ing crown; the brim was of stifened
lace, the flowers pink roses, and
from the back hung two long green
streamers
The other woman had on a plain
cloth gown, the skirt of which es
capped the street, a refined little bon
net that bore the stamp of a first
class milliner in its air of good
style, and she carried in her hand q
plain, closely strapped sun umbrel-
La, which, if you looked closely at
it, you discovered had for its handle
bit Of real-not imitation-Dres-
den. Each wanted a pair of white
gloves. Now the lady whose attire
was decidedly conspicuous demanded
mousquetaire glove with four but
tons and an elaborate setting of lace
on the back below the wrist.
She put out her hand and asked
for a No. 6 glove. The girl who
was to fit her looked aghast.
The fingers were short, thick and
badly shaped; the hand was broad
and the wrist was fat. 1t was hand
that ought to have had what is
known as a short fingered eight on
it, but by exercise of great strength
and marvellous patience it was forced
into the six, with the result that it
looked like pudgy pincushion.
When it was buttoned all the blood
in the body seemed to have settled
in the mounds of flesh that pro-
truded from between each button and
it's neighbor.
While she was waiting for her
change she watched the other woman
buy her gloves. First she set her
down in her own mind as ''just Or
binary and plain looking" Then it
dawned on her that the skirt and the
well fitting bodice were evidently
cut by master hand, that the bon
net was never made in New York
and that "she might after all be one
of them quiet swells."
The quiet swell demanded a plain
white undressed kid glove, stitched
in white and closing with four large
buttons, and she requested that 81
would be given her. The girl be-
hind the counter reminded her that
she could wear a 81, but she said, ~
prefer the size I asked for" Very
easily did they go on the slender
hand; they were buttoned without
any trouble, paid for and the quiet
swell departed.
The other lady sat there with an
air of dissatisfaction. Her gay gown
didn't look quite right. She wished
she hadn't had streamers put on her
hat; she looked down at her gloves
and they seemed wrong, and then
she turned to the shopgirl, who had
done for her exactly what she had
asked, and she said, 'Why don't my
hand look like that lady'sa" Even
worm will turn, and the shopgirl
said, 1T takes five generations of
gentlefolks for lady to have a beau
tiful hand and to know how to dress
it properly" And the much befrilled
one went away feeling that there
was something wrong in the state of
Denmark. New York Sun.
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In calling for the above letters please say sad
vertised'' and give date of list. Letters remain
ing unclaimed at the expiration of 15 days from
this date will be sent to the Dead Letter Office,
w. W. P. MCCONNELL, P. M.
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"With Thanks"

Hymer-Rather a thankless task,
isn't it, writing poetry for the pa
pers?
Rymer- Thanklessl No, indeed.
Thanks are about the only returns
get.-Kate Fields Washington.
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Little, Mrs. Emma
Makinle, Mrs. Phebe
Miller Andrew
Moulton, Wendell
Hon. Il. D..
Peterson, Miss Lettie
Peterson, Mrs. P.
Ryding, E. P.
Slumpen, A. P. T.
Smith, Miss Jene
feelings, Miss F. A.
Invite, Miss May
lTuzolt, Albert
Webster, Rev, W.
Vending, Miss Tillie
Wilson, Mrs. Mary L.
Wilson, HI. A.-2,
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July 4, 1892.
Blochl, Karl
Beanply, Charley
Curtiss, Stanley
Damven, M. G.
DR.. Rino, Fred
Dean, d. J.
Dunn, Gerome
Evans, Miss Kittie
Farenbaugh, L.
Firwick, Mr.. johann
Foster, R. h. Il Co.
Hanna, Chas. B.
Hobbs, Abraham
Johnson, Gustof
Klasins, Hermann
Leighton Bros.
Lettner, Charles
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ADVERTISED LETT ERS.

The following is list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the postoffice at
Mankato, Mimi, for the week ending
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-31
Health is w ealth

DIR. r.. @. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, guaranteed specific for
Hfysteria, Dizziness, Conditions, Fits,
Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
Prostitution caused by tho use of alchol
or tobacco, Wakefu!ness, Mental De-
preston, Softening OF the Brain result
Ing in insanity and leading to misery,
decay and death, Premature old Ago,
Barrenpess, Loss of Power in either
sex' Involuntary Losses and Spermat
orroea caused by over-exertioA- of the
BRAIN. self-abuse or eyer-indulgence.
Each box contains one months treat
ment. $l.o0 box, or six boxes for 81. 90.
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by US for six boxes, accompanied
with S. o0, we. will send the purchaser
our written guaran tee to refunnd the
money II the treatment does not effect
acure Guarantees issued only by Roam
oke Drug Co., sole agents, "a CampbeIl
street, Roanoke. Va. ian25.eo1v
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PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New YORK, Jan. 3o.-ISpeciall-
Southern -four dull, weak. Wheat
quiet, lower, weak; No. red. 1.O1X
store and elevator: options closed steady
at ss@H under yesterdays; No. red,
February, 1.01s; May, 1.01k.
Corn dull, weaker; No. 2, 4914 eleva-
tor; options closed firm, 1s@39 under
yesterdays; January, 49@493s; Febru-
airy, 1875; May, 491s.
Oats dull, weaker; options dull nomi-
nal; Feb, 35%; May, 81, spot No. Q,
IS s54@aeN; mixed Western, s5@s0h /.
Coffee options closed steady, Feb
10000 1915; May, 12. 3O@12 80; spot Rio
firm; No z, IA. Sugar, refined, quiet.
steady. Molasses. New Orleans, dull,
steady. Rice quiet, easy; domestic,
fair to extra, 45S@6H; Japan, 4s45ss.
Petroleum, quiet, steady.
Cotton seed oil quiet, steady; crude,
$50 q; yellow. 29@M. Resin quiet,
steady; strained, common to good, 1927
@137%. Turpentine quiet, firm; $500 x.
Pork, moderate demand, steady; mess.
9.7!@ Us; extra prime, $50. Peanuts
quiet.
Beef, beef hams and tierced beef dull;
cut meats firm; picked bellies, 63s "a
81; middles quiet. steady; short clear,
Gao. Lard lower, dull; Western steam
closed 6.77}4; city, GAO; February, CTS;
May, 6.9S. Freights dull, weak; cotton,
5-32d; grain, 3}4d.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-31

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BJTsI
ness property-Undcr and by virtue OF a deed
OF trust dated August 81, 1890 executed to the
Undersigned trustee by l.. l.. Powell and others
ana OF record In deco booR 40, page 2OL OF the
Slerk othcc OF Roanoke, Hastings Court, default
having been made In the payment OF pa, I OF an
amount secured in said deed OF trust and at tho
Te9nest or the beneficiary therein, L will ON SAT-
uhDAf, FEBRUARY 49, 1892, AT IL OCLOCK
NJ, in front of the courthouse in Roanoke CITY.
va, sell TO the highest bidder the lots or parccls
OF land In said deed OF trust conveyed, living in
the city OF Roanoke, Va, described as follows.
First. Beginning Mt point on the north side of
Campbell street, 12 2feet cast OF Henry street:
thence north degrees cast SIX feet to n ,o1nt
tnencc south IS degrees east ~ feet to a point
thcncc south degrees west SIX feet to Campbell
beginning. w %
econd Beginning at a point on the north
sluS OF Campbell street 10 feet and inches .ast
OF Henry street; thence north degrees cast SIX
leet, moro OF less. 10 n point; thence south IS
degrees east p feet to lot owned hy sarah n
winch; thence south degrees west SIX feet
more or less, To Campbell street: thonce yvitS
Campbell street north s. degrees we.t Is feet to
the hcginning 49, W
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF eve
cutting this trust. including trustees commits
SION OF pcr cent. and to pay one note or IS (h)O
Win interest thereon from August n ISM To tho
thereon from October IL 1870 will be nav .hlc on
August 81, 1872, and the residue payable IN two
equal annual instamcpts, in ono and two wears
from the day OF sale, with interest ut q pcr cent
Al deferred payments II be evidenced by nrro
table notes and secured by deed OF trust on tho
promises. A + KIM; ~
Jahi<-tus Trustee.
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ITRusrnRs. as -. Z.

4 kuSrEk's oALR-BY VIRTUE of DEED
or trust executed to me by Thomas j. z.
Hayslip, dated October 8, 1880, and recorded In,
the clerks Office OF the Husting Court az the
city or Roanoke, TO secure to q. +. Flanagan ana
": w, l. L. Andrews the payment o. the sum OF
SSi a5. as evidenced BY two certain INTEREST
bearing negotiable notes on even date with said
deed, one for Sl5V, payable In sixty days from
date, and the other for <111.35. payable in one
year IRON. cate, each OF said notes executed by
he said Hayslip and payable to the said FIanagafp
anu Andrews, with interest, and default having
beer made in the payment OF the last mentioned
note AND being requested SO to do by the Der ed-
carries in said decd OF trust, sh H. on SATUR--
DAY, FEBRUARY, 20, 1892, AT 13O'CLOCK NJ
OF mat day, in front OF the courthouse building
In INC city of Roanoke, offer for sale ut public
auction all of that certain lot or parcel OF land
IN sain city, bounded and described as follows:
beginning az point the north side Of Gill
mcr street DO feet east OF Houston street: thence
WIN vi mer street In an eastcrly direction 80 feet
70 point thence in a northcrlS direction isD feet
40 an alley: THENCE with.said alley in westerly
S,IvG,,on ABOUT 30 feet to int thence in q
sGSura9orny direction l0 iect to the place OF be-
ginning, and known as part OF lot l6 section
:; OF map OK koecrs, Fairfax and Houston Addi-
ti9n 70 the city OF Roanoke, Va
TENNIS: Caah sufficient to pny the cost OF
executing this trust, including trustees commits
sloLs, and to pay the sum OF $I11 s. with nterest
from ord day of October $50, till paid The bal
ance, II any, on such terms IA Wilt DO announced
on day Of sale. HENRY r PaRuISH
'Sn~"-sus Trustee.
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ers you have on. Let me tell you
secret learned from London dress
maker. In cutting out n bodice always
shape each part SO that the wool
threads will go as straight around your
waist as the belt tape does. That puts
the warp perpendicular and gives al
most perfect bias on the seams in the
back. Look at your back forms. You
cut them, did you not, out of any piece
that was big enough? In each the
threads run differently, and all ways
but the right one.
"rhen in fitting you gave no thought
to symmetry or proportion. Like these
drcssmakcrs, in fine, you took in your
seams in any way that promised to
make n smooth, tight fit. In consc-
quencc your back forms arc hardly an
inch wide in tho armholc. In n we'll
cut bodice they are as wide there as at
the waist line. The swell of bust and
shoulders is accommodated by the back
and front figures.
"When stuff is cut on the cross you
should be careful to have true bias
around the waist and up the fronts and
the back seams. Another thing, if you
want your gown to sit smooth over the
shoulder, before basting it up stretch
each front piece as much as you can
half way from the neck to the armhole,
and hold the back full to it for the same
distance. Never mind the apparent
quicker. Pressing will Danish it and
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-31

give you an easy seam that will hing
the curve of the shoulder almost as q
mans coat does
81 sec," said the other. Tell me, did
you learn that, too, from the London
cutter?" The other nodded yes, add
ing, after n minute: "And she spoke as
one having authority, for she was fore
woman at Elise's, and enjoyed the priv
ilege of sticking pins in the princess of
Wales and half the duchesses in the
kingdom. In fitting an armhole, if it
needed taking in, she either set the
forms higher on the back or changed all
of them, bottom as we'll as top. And you
could not have bribed or coaxed or
bnllied her into cutting the fronts to
hem, as you have done. Instead, she
curved the edge to your figure and fin
ished it with the neatcst of facings, with
fly for hooks or buttons She kept
me standing, slowly turning like a
hairdresser's dummy, three dreadful
hours, but in return I got gown as
easy as if it had grown on me. TO say
nothing of the wisdom that has been
oozing ont for your benefit these last
ten minutes. IN. Y. Sun.
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TRUSTEES, SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF A CEkTArN DERD on
~ trust. dated tho 24th day OF january. 1870.
and recorded In the clerks Office OF The Nus
~, Uage 3s5, from San utl NJ. FREY to the under
signed truste. to secure E. II. Stewa' the sun OF
s3%3 to become due in two equal inatal
ments one and two years from date, with inter
est, default having BEEN made in the pay mer.t Of
the last OF said notes, and b. ing rcqufr, SO TO o
by the beneficiary In said deed. I shall sell OF
public aucti''h to the highest bidder 1T the front
door OF the courthouse O, Roanoke city Va, on
FRIDAY, THE al MARCH, 1899, At 70 NJ.
inc Following described parcels OF land situated
IL said city to wi
Lots q. 10. II. IL, IL and t6 in block 2s az shown
mon the map OF the landr OF he West End and
In the clerks Office of the city or Roanoke
TERMS OF SALE: Cash va to the costs O. sale
and sum OF 81 a6f Gil. with interest thereon from
2ifh January, $500, and the remainder in one and
two years from date of sale. with interest, sec
urrd ny deed OF trust. LUCiE EN- II. COOKE
J'hoi Jus Trustee
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TNRUSTRES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
Il estate.-By virtue OF a deed of trust dated
the otn day OF October. 1891, from Z. B. Ludwig.
and wife to myself, to secure to Jas. s. Simmons
the payment of 81 10000, with interest from the
9th dav of June, 1890, and default having or
cured In the payment OF said sum rs provided In
SAID deed or trust, and Ut The request OF the said
Jas: D. Simmons. WILL on SAL uRDAY THE
sTIH DAY OF FEBRUARY ,lSss2, AT 12u'CLOCK.
III front OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roam
nnke, Va, sell NJ public auction t. the highest
Diuder NIL that certain uarcel OF land In said deed
OF trust conveyed, described az follows
beginning ut loint north side OF Boule-
ward $50 feet west of street, thence ith Bouie-
ward y. ~ TO- E. 10 feet TO point, thence n
10 or r. 100 feet to all alley, thence with said
alley ) ~ ~ +. 20 feet to point thence S 15o
90 w l5o feet to place OF bePinning-together
with the valuable dwelling house thereon
ENNIS: Cash as to enough 10 pay the cost of
interest. This sale is subject to two prior deeds
or rust the first in favor OF the Iron Belt kuId-
ing ana LOAF Association, 10 secure payment of
monthly installments co shares or stock.
amounting to $500 per month ak INSTALL
ments now being arrears; the second Ia iayor or
.. W Jamison, to secure payment of loco on
with interest nom the 2ith day OF June. iSsO
AS TO any excess OF purchase price IL, any. the
"a ne 10 he payable In two equal annual Install.
incnts from day OF sale with interest
rflOS. w. MILLER
Jsnio-tus Trustee.
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BY , ylsT r. e. Of F, a DEED OF TRUST EYE

ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EVE
~ cuted to me by A. NJ. shepherd and Mary h.
Snepherd, dated November 10, 1SSS aud recorded
In the clerks office of the Hastings Court or koa-
noke city, Va In deed book Is, page ut to secure
70 ~ Partee the sum OF sSpO with Int rest il be-
ing part OF the purchase money, rs evidenced
Dy -FOUR certain negotiable notes OF the parties
executing this trust, each in the sum OF S2tu and
payable respectively In one two, three aud four
wears. Default having heen made in the three
year note and bcu requested so to do by tho
penehclary, will oHer ~ pu bile auction In 'front.'
OF the coul thorsc door In the city of Roanoke
Va, ON WEDNESDAY, TIE 20TlI DAY or
JANUARY, 1872. AT IL O'CLOCK A., the fol-
lowing described parcel OF land situated and living
in the city OF Roanoke, Va. bounded and de,
scribed rs follows, TO wit:
Beginning ut point on the south side OF John
street $50 feet east from Lewis street, thence in
southerly direction ~ feet to an alloy; the uce in
an eastery direction with said alley 70 fe ct 70
point; thence In northerly direction los feet to
John street; thcnce IN u westerly direction with
John 10 feet To place oc beginning, with all tho
nppurtenances thereto belonging.
TEE.dS: Cash sufficient 10 defray the expsusa.
OF executing this trnst and trustees commfsslou
OF , per cent ana the past ,.ne note SIN. yyj,h
interest, and the assumption of SslN beir. Tho
last note due under this deed beariny eYsr date
with said de'd; 1, sldne, ,if any, win he made
known ON day OF sale. X IL (}wAy
dec.tltds Trnat,.
The above sale has been postponed 10 Mondat.
seoruary Let, 1892. atti'c same place aud hour
by mutual consent. H. H. GRAY.
'Ann'os. Trustee.
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December %. 1891

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF REAL EsTATE
ONear Bonsa6k's Depot, Roanoke County, Va
cult court OF Rockbridgc county Va, entered on
inc 4th day OF September, 1871, in the suit
therein pending between w. G. clemens and ais.
against the executor and exccutrix OF VIM Sci.
Den, deceased, to enforce the payment OF bal.
anco due by the former purchasers, OF SIX
with interest thereon, from the 10th day OF No.
ycmber,. 1887, subject to n credit OF seven hun.
dred and forty dollars (S74O), as of the 2Sth day
penscs OF this sale. will oner for sale on TUES.
pay, MARCH 1ST, 1892, on the premises, to the
ird, bidder, Mt pnblic auction certain
tract OF nnd, described in the deed fled us lying
and being In the county OF Roanoke. Virginia,
on both sides OF Glade creek, ki own MS the home
e rast ana late OF Fleming James
acres. more or lees, Except ono hundred and
tive .o. acres u5al, more or less, between
and the line of the Norfolk and West.
ern Kailroad Company, and adjoining the
lands . OF samuel G; Woods. and on the west side
OF the waters OF Glade creek. the came being
part OF the home tract, and which part has hcen
sid to VIM. Marshall Cook. The said property
ma, mas on II valuable residence and all needed ont
houses ana fruit cannery, and thought by the
owners to contain valuable mineral deposits.
TERMS OF SALE: One. third OF the purchase
one anu Two Years, In two equal instnllmcnts,
hearing interest from da, OF sale, and the mr.
cnaser TO give bonds for deferred payments. The
Il,u W NC retained until inc further order OF the
court. HENRY K. BLAIR,
Commissioner
i. John Boude, clerk of the Circuit Court NJ
hockbridgc county, IN the State OF Virginia. do
hereby certify that Henry E. Blair, the commits
cause OF September 4, 1891. 10 make sale of the
real tsnte In the proceedings mentioned, has cx-
ccnted the bend required in said decree
Der, 1891.
JOHN ii. BOUDE,
jan22 -1aw-tds
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GOMMlSSIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
- plant-by virtue OF decree of the corporn--
non court for Roanoke city, entered ON JANUARY
10, 1917, IN the chanccry cause therein pending
oy the style OF Simmons, Mofrett and Simmons
vs. tue ROANOKE Ice Co, and others, the under.
signed special comm issioncrs WILL IN WEONES.
DAY, FEBRUARY, 81, 1S.l2, ut the front door of
the court ut IL o'clock y. OF that day proceed
10 Sc to the highest bidder, by public auction
the following described property, viz:
beginning ut point on the northwest corner.
OF Center street and the Salem road; thence with
center street north 6S degrees /, minutes west
wv feet to AN alley; thence with said alley north
~ degrees 10 minutes east $50 feet to Salem roa A.
thence with the same south IS degrees 30 min
nics east ITO feet; thence south " degrees east
10 fect to a point; thence south dcvrccs ,ypst
~ rect 10 the place ot beginning, together with
thc DuiidinSs thereon, and the conulctc and
valuable set OF machinery therein, lately used NV
inc Roanoke Ice Co., in manufacture of ice; also
the said leo company.
TEXANS: The purchaser shall assntpe and
agree TO pay on March (, ISM, hvo thousand dol
lars tSo,0o0) with per cent interest, payable
semi-annually, which IL the first lien on the said
real estate, and ts now secured by decd OF trust
thereon. one-thi' of tho amount OF the purchase
price Will be required i'll cash and the residue in
TWO equal payments at elk am twcl months
from day OF sale, with interest evidenced by
ncSotiaolc notes or the purchaser, secured by 4
deed OF trust on the premises
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON.
LUCiEN II. COOKE,
ROY B. SMITH,
January ~ 1892. Special Commissioners.
l, $. 5. Brooke. clerk OF the corporation court
Tor Roanoke city, hereby certify that the bond
required by the decree above referred to has been
executed
Given under my hard this 22d day of Janua,q.
1877. y. y. BROOKE.
JahS'-tus CleiS
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tuck is to fall down on the back of the
apron. Turn up O pocket ten inches
deep; cmbroider this with convention
al design. At the top of the pocket
make hem four inches broad, using
one inch at the base to run n ribbon in.
Insert double ribbon through this
place, and also through the place left
in the tuck at the back of the apron;
tic small bows at each side. The upper
part of tho apron cain be folded down
so as to come inside the pocket; THEN
pull up the ribbons and we have formed
work bag 1t is very pretty to use a
line of brier stitching to form the
places for the ribbon, or line of hem
stitching.-Farm and Home.
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jan2t-tds

F>kusTEES 3ALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust executed to INC by r. q. Brent and
D. ID. Brent, dated the 18th day OF soptember
1SD and record I'd Ia the clerks Office OF the
iinstings Court OF the city OF Roanoke, in deed
BOOK Al, page 43, in trust to secure TO the
Irnders Loan, rust and deposit Company. the
payment OF two certain negotiable notes, each in
the sum OF si66 &c payable In one and two wear.
respectively with interest and default ha ing been
made In the paymen OF the first dine note nj The
request OF the beneficiary In said iced / viii
zen al punlic action to thc highest bidder. in
front OF the courthouse In the city OF Roanoke
va; ON MONDAY THE ISL II u tY OF FkBETi.
iAhf, 1872 AT ~ O'CLOCK NOUN, that certain
lot or parcel of land situated in the city OF Roam
okc, Va, known a. lot No II, In section 6, a.
shown by the map OF the Belmont Land Com
pany.
iERMS-Cash sufficient topay costs OF sale,
including trustees commission OF percent
and The sum 81 Sid666, with interest from Sen,
temberIs tn, 1870 the purchaser to assume pay
mcnt OF one note or ) G5.63, due September
.'tb lS'2 with interest rom the 10Th day OF SEN
tcmber. 1870. Residue, II any. on such terms as
will be made known on day OF sale.
RK. COLE,
'aaioMs Trustee.