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would surprise Ferguson, if he could
hear it. ! was glad that NIaudc slept
through the most exciting parts of the
story because she was nervous enough
already, poor little girl. Fcrguson's in
juries have been getting more serious
during the last ten years, SO that it re-
quires q really bloodthirsty person to
htar about them with any degree of
pleasure. But she walked up toward
the last of 1T. and began to tell me her
story over again. Her suffcrings this
time were even more terrible than they
had been by the previous narration.
Her precautions against any error re-
garding the denomination of that bill
were more elaborate, and her rcpartcc
with the salcsgirl more damaging to the
latter's sentiments, character and pros
poets. |, in my turn, secured little
reposc during this recital, and droulIcd
that was behind Il counter selling the
manglcd corpscs of floorwalkcrs to
ladies whose change was never right.
On the following day we went over to
Fcnncssy's store. | had decided Just
what to do, and had prepared many
biting sarcaSns, any one of which
should have been enough to drive a sen
sitivc man out of business just
within the door we met very polite
young fellow, and when he turned his
back saw that his name was Me-
Dougall. | asked him in n stern, I'M
yielding tone to direct me to the Office.
said that my business was too serious
to intrust to fioorwalkers. That. l
thought, would make him feel dis
agreeable. But he only said: Ger
tainly, sir, quite right. Office ND two
flights. Take the elevator We have
two very nice elevators and should be
happy to have you take them both.
Right this way, SIR"
We assembled to the Office on the third
floor, and at the door we were met by n
very courteous old gentleman, who
asked what we required.
81 lave come" said l, ''to make a
complaint
Yes, sir; certainly" he replied u
wish could accommodate you, but /
am not the superintendent. He is on
the first floor. If there is anything /
can do, why"
intimatcd to him that had come to
kick the head off somebody, and he re.
Piled that he was sorry that he was not
the proper person. 1t would be much
more satisfactory to me, he was; sure, to
kick Mr. Jackson's head Off Mr.. Jack.
son was the superintendent, and ne al.
ways aimed to please. Should he show
US to tho elevator? He would be only
too happy 10 do 50.
"Maudc,' | said, as we went down.
"how did yon manage to get yourself
inaultcd IL this place."
She did not reply for she was looking
at hole il bundle which another
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SEEKING REDRESS.
Jelding Goes to a Big Dry Goods
Store to Make g. Kick.
3hne He Is Getting Back $500 Change
Foue Maude, She spcnt That Sum and
1 All tho Rest of tho Money IIo
Jzad With Him.
lCopYR1ouT, 1881

4 iIp every one of us there survives a
L sace OF the old chivalric feeling, an in
2Tritancc from the days when hard
f@tting heavywcights of the table
Ex2und went forth to redress fair ladies'
Wrongs upon second-rate caitiffs in the
Fahe hundred and cightccn-pound class
FEhis l1nightly sentiment has come down
EP me from some cl-platedmedicval
,Ehcestor; and when Maudc told me how
alic had been dcfrauded of three dollars
ibid two cents in New York dry goods
|a,ore, through the Vaccinations of q
$soor-wallsing churl, / Immediately
SSSlScd now big he was.
81 "l1c is 4 little monkey" said Maudc,
Ff,nd he wears patent leather shoes in
HE daytime"
"a "Men like that" said I, "arc my
Natural food. We will go over there
sb-mor,uw forenoon, and we will have
9lnt foorwalllcr fried Ia Maryland
ipr lunch"
a The details of this gross outrage rs
obtained them from Maudc, were as
apllows-at least, they were sometimes
sIhnt way and sometimes different, as
sEould happen in the case of any woman
selling Il story three or four hundred
3imes, So that her husband would be
Sept awake till half-past three o'clock
"a the morning; but, on the average,
lnd stripped of those aggravating cir
yumstanccs which did not appear in the
Farly editions, they ran thus:
y Maudc bought two pairs of silk stock
sngs which looked very cheap at ninety
Zine cents pair when at some other
atore they charged Il dollar for the very
damc thing, but in reality the stockings
Gre practically worthless, being No. 0s
IN length, because she made the girl
gneasurc them, and told her then that
Jhc strongly suspected that all was not
Svcll with those hose; and when she got
Them home and tried them ON, sure
enough, it was just as she thought, for
fhcy were plenty long enough, but so
fmall around the instcp that you could
pit get them onto lead pencil. and She
Thought it was a shame that people
thould be allowed to sell such goods.
Why, only the other day
"Maudc," said 1, "will you kindly
bite off that introduction and tell me
how they got your moncy?'
1t appeared that she had agreed to
take the stockings, and the salcsgir
had prepared to give them TO the cash
girl when Maudc had discovered another
pair of stockings at the same price, but
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with another man who cross-questioned
the salesgirl, and made her tell seven
different stories (whiIe Maude told sew
ente"n, am very sure, although she
wouldn't admit it), after which the
older man, who was probably boss
floorwalker of some kind, went away
and tossed up cent to see who was
telling the truth It must have been
an embarrassing position for that coin;
but it evidently came down Maudc's
way, for the boss floorwalller returned
and told her to come in next day for
her money.
This story aroused in me all my Zero
cious instincts. II wish I'd come into
that store when they were teasing you,
Maudie," said L. YOU'D have seen the
cutters of Sixth avenue run rcd with
the blood of floorwallScrs."
Then told her the story of how 1
thrashcd Jim Ferguson, n Boston tough,
who dared to insult lady in my pres
encc. 1t makes really thrilling mar
rativc-as ! tell it-and it always sur
priscs my friends; but not so much as it
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Such Dear Girls.

Several girls were talking the other
day. One of them had discarded her
Christian name and adopted one which
she thought more csthetic. In the
course of conversation one of the pertcr
of the bevy observed:
"Wcn, wouldn't change my name,
no matter how ugly it vast
The lady to whom the observation APP
piled turned and said, swcctly:
mo, dear, there is not the slightcs.
possibility of your ever changing your
name" Pittsburgh Chroniclc-Telc-
graph
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lady was carrying and trying to guess
what was inside of it. BY her expires.
sion Judged that she thought the lady
discourteous because she hadn't made a
larger rent in the paper. We reached
the lower floor and struggled for few
minutes with the crowd of women who,
with faces wearing the calm but firm
expression of q siX-inch riflcd cannon,
were walking over one another to their
respective destinations. This was the
sort of spectacle l needed. An iron
hardness came to my soul. Mrs. Jack.
son, thought /, is no better than
widow at this moment. ! accosteG q
loorwalllcr.
''Where is that man, Jaehson?" said I.
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His Brilllant wit.

Sometimes it pays to be real funny.
Some years ago q Detroit boy found a
place to earn 81 week in shoe store.
One day lady came in looking for old
shoes to give to some charity or other.
Have you any secondhand shoes?"
she inquired of the fresh young clerk.
mo. madam he responded, with SUI
prone confidence and grin "Wc
have no kind of hand shoes. You'll
find the glove store around the corner"
1t took her Il full minute to catch on
and when She did she was so indignant
that the boss bounced the boy, and now
he is Il reporter on newspaper at a
princely sulary.-Dctroit Free Press.
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work of the uustincs Court

In the Hastings Court yesterday q
motion was made to set aside the
verdict in the case OF Mahoney e Bros.
vs.. Z. B. and NJ. 3 Gallagher. The
motion was granted and the case set for
next Friday.
The case of NJ. j. Williams Va.
Adeline Brooks began this morning
inc suit was brought by tho plaintiff
LOT damages, which she alleges ought
10 DE given her on the grounds that the
defendant beat her ana b, oke ono ~ her
arms in fight. A jury was demanded
In the case and host of witnesst s have
been summoned. 1t will probably not
be concluded until late Monday after.
noon.
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VICTORY FOR THE on1Luow1E nKrc,
j. A. Gillespie Secures a Largo Contract in
Knoxville.

D. A. Gillespie Secures a Largo Contract In
Knoxville.
j. a. Gillespie. general manager OF
the Virginia Paving and Construction
Company, returned yesterday from
Knoxville, Tenn, where he was awarded
the contract for doing Sl25, 1000 wor tn of
street paving. There were several con-
tractors com peting for the work and tho
committee in charge deemed 1t best To
secure the services of an expert brick
tester, and to test the brick each con
tractor would use.
The services of Mr.. Fleming, OF tho
manufacturer's Record, were secured
After most thorough and complete
test had been made Mr.. Fleming de.
cided that the Chilhowio brick used b ,
Mr.; Gillespie was far superior to snv he
mad ever seen, and stood the ties. better
than the famous Tennessee HOLLYWOOD
block patent, which has always hoen
considered the best brick made. Mr..
Gillespie was jubilant over the test and
at the high standing in which the brick
made by his company was placed by the
expert,
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JUSTICE LAMAR'S HAIR.
AZ: llnccaote Toid By "a Woman Who ma
n Carl Know The Eminent .Jurist.

An linccaote Told By Il Woman Who IA
G:ri Knew the Eminent Jurist.
The late Justice Lamar did not often
boast of his prowcss. There is, how
ever, young lady now prominent in
Washington society to whom as little
girl he revealed one blooG-curdling rem
iniscence. lie was accustomed to visit
her fathers house and had often noticed
her gazing curiously at his hair, which
he wore very long and fiat to the sides
of his head. One day he said to her:
"My dear, you look rs if You wanted
TO ask me something. What is it?"
"lf you please, Mr.. Lamar" she an
swcred, WHY do YOU wear your hair
that way at the sitics?'
Lamar drew or his most serious cy-
preston, and, in IA low. koarsc wills
per, between his lifted palms, he re-
piled:
Because, my dear, I-oncc-had-a
fight-with -a-man and - hc-cut-
oif-my-cars"'
For long time aftcrward the l:.tlc
Girl was struck with chill Of horror
every time she looked ut him, unt:l one
day, in the midst of gesture. he
swung his hair back far enough to as
sure her that his head was supplied
with its normal complement OF mem
bcrs. But she never, till the day OF his
death, entirely got over the effect made
upon her by the pretended dread secret.
Chicago Tribune.
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TRUSTBES' SALES,

RY VIRTUE OLE DEED OF TRUST EXE.
cnted to me as trustee byC a. Woolford and
MINNIE IL; his Wife, Francis Kemp and L. K
Evans and Katie r., his wife, OF Roanoke, Viz.
rIinia, dated September 18th, $50, and recorded
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, in deed book A. nag ;
Sai; etc', conveying certain property tn rein de-
seiiGeu 70 me IN trust 10 secure 10 the Roar oke
ana ann Improvement Company tho payment
OF Sl,s5I. 3c.lO0 payable in three annual install.
ments OF S6l250 10 each on September il. lS1i;
September, II; 1892. and September H. iSa9 re,
spectivcly, with interc,t at the rate OF pcr cent
per AM um from September II, 1880, PAYABLE
npn"y Of ara s eelsn having been made ii the
que September IL, 1891, with Interest on said
snm or ,S31So from September II, 1897, (less
january !lSa2l, and Ofthe instalmcnt OF $j2
iaailing due September II, 1872, with Interest
thereon from September IL, 1897, and of The In
terest payable on September H. 1892, for one wear
on the instalment OF SOFAS cot TO become PAYABLE
september II, 1893, and being required 50 10 do
sale at public auction on the premises In the city
9inpoaG no,G state Of Virginia, on WEDNESDAY,
I IiE , 2GTli DAY OF APRIL. 1893, AT -
O'CLOCK NJ, To the highest bidder the property
descr, bed in the said deed as follows
., 1ne9s , at point on the northeast corner
street north seventyhree C73) degrees, ffty.eight
@sl minutes east three hundred and hitytwo
anu siXts nhs s52d feet to The line OF the prop
crly owned by the Belmont Land COMPANY
thence with the said belmont Land Company's
inc, rorth Elk 90 degrees, west one hundred and
riiH'si ,h una nine,enths Q6!9J feet to nm
ney, thence with said alley south seventy.three
{,@ degrees 9tiycight (5Sj minutes west ihrse
nunuIeI and nibctcen and six-ten;hs g. No,
ieet to Border street, thence with Border street
ni,een 90 degrees flftcen-nnc 500 minutes west
one hundred and seventy QT0) feet 10 the beoi,.
nrG c,1hitaning nftyseyen thousand hundred
' . oniI i!Feveh te,,l3'l square feet, mere or
tss, and known rs lots s, o, 10 II, ~ IL and ~
section seven L. on, plan OF Roanoke Land and
Improvement Company, Auguet 1870 with INV
provemcDts thereon N' ~" I'M
=, lerms o, sale las elected and determined nv
bv rirtrro nf t..ie ana Improvement Company
~ r o,tcsse oi IRE said deed OF rusD follows
ne ecessary TO defray the expenses of exccnti nay
s ,,! trust, including trustees commission NJ
nAc per cent and to pay on ard DISCHARGE Tho
a pt OF principal and interest ow dne he
h monuohc Land and improvement Company M
neieinociorc set forth. and as to the sum ~
;;9iI ; with interest thereon from Scuten,ber
~. Io,2, the same shall be made PAYABLE on ,hc
Ilih day OF September, 1893 and the residme '' =,
NY, snail DC made payable in two equal ANIMAL
lhstaimchts from date OF sale with Interest fron,
aa.U o. sale all dcitr cd payments be properly
securca by deed or trust upon the property So i
NJ, ,oSEPli |. DORIAN, trustee
r. J. he property above has bern foid by the
their vcndCes " omc u!
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Twice Surprised.

Young Wife (at dinner table, sobbing)
i think you-you--are just as mean,
sir-as-you can be. made that-that
apple dumping as a pleasant surprise
Tor you, and-and now-you want me
to bring Il hand-saw to cut it two with
Young Husband = Good heavens,
Maria! is that Il dumpling? | took it
for u cocoanut. with desperate firm
ncssl. I'll eat it now, Maria, if it kills
mc.-TcXas Siftings.
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE or THE
~ PROVISIONS OF deed CT tFus' cxs cu,ed by
walton, trustee, and others, hearing date The ssb
day or Scptcmhcr, 1891, and recorded in the
CLERK oiice Of tho corporation cour, ol the city
OF hoanokc. in deed book No IL. page IN, 10
which deed reference is made tos a nj! statenent
oil Inc provisions thereof and hy whlch iced the
SAID w. y. Blair and l.. Is air Or cunvcynd 10 me
said E. y. Walton, trustee the nrapcriv herein
after dc;cribcd, among others Ios HE iollow,pr
trust; In trust 10 secure to the People inlIding
Loan and Savings Association fha paviuont ~
'he sum OF S2,cOl, and also 10; the further nay.
mcnt OF Ssh contribution OF iottrrs. and $S3i
contribution OF premium, each ard ryerv month
from The date thereof said payment. OF irtercst
ard premiums 10 commence 0u or ,,sgo,n Satur
cay; oc.oher u, li9i, and to br continued and
mace on or before the last Satrtjayo ~ each and
every month thereafter, to bc lait 10 t.,r trcas.
urcr OF the said association scc-ttla. to the
condition OF n bond executed ln,; Delivered nv
TIC said W. j. Blair ard lycursi4s i.il.t ,Tr TO
the said y. y. Walton, trustee ai tir iiry OF The
execution OF said decd, aud by g.rtie or IN order
of the corporation court OF tn citp ~ f;onpoEc
appointing me az substituted irlstct in INC place
of the said L. y. Walton, trustee witn ali lie
rights and powers and liabilities or the said f. A.
Walton trustee, tho said y Blair and
Lycurgus Blair, Jr., having made dcisul. in The
payment OF The iustallments OF tho contr,hution
of interest and contribution OK psomiRms pro.
yidtd for IS aforesaid, becoming due on the last
SATURDAY III August, Septcmher, October, Noyem-
r Ds s So iS isst aud and Feb
the sum OF nineteen hupd-ed ana nirety.
fSe dollars and sxty.two cents, and
VIZ ~ uuc ~ tuc Sctn uhg OK MStch, lS,8, the
sum OF Sa,Ol2 -, according L. the provision OF
The SAID deed and on account ~ the debt therein
secured. tnd being authorized 80 20 d0 by the
te ms q The said deed, and being di5cctcd 90 to
do ny he said, the Peoples Ruildipg Loan ana
SAVINGS association, the hcr.edclTy IA Isl deed,
APRIL, 1893. sell at public suction in 'front.' OF
the courthouse in the city o. Roanoke VA, the
deed:
AZ TIA, certain piece or patue OF land situated
IN the city OF Roanoke, county 0l EOucSc AMI
stare OF virginia and bounded rs ioiiuws Com
incncing at point on III, north side 81 Lick
street, ~ feet west OF Park street thr.tr win
Luck street south IS degree west So ie1t toa
point; thence moth 5 degree east 20 gc.t 10 an
alley; thence with said alcy moth ~ acsrees
east so feet TO point; theme s0utls 5 degrees
west ~ feet 10 the north side Of Lpcs street the
place OF beginnings
TERNS-Cash: JAS : GROVES
~ ~ Substituted pfistee.
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Z RusTEE,s sALE.-BY VIRTUE

htSTEk,S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OFADEED
ot .tnst dated tho 18th day OF July, 1891, and
recorded IN deed book 66, page a In the clerk
on,ec u! inc corporation court for the city of Ron
nokc, Va, from W. ID. Myers ard wife 70 The nn.
d ger trustee, default having been made in
the 'ets thsrro, and being do BY
2sD pay OF APRIL. 1899, Al IL o'CI 0rK
o MuoM ~ on the premises in the city of Roanoke
oilcI lor sale c following described parcels of
land with the improve thereon. ronsis ., va
OF dwelling house, etc: ''"S
pr Tirs. beginniIg at the northwest corner of
Llhest avenue ana IwoEty-third street thence
along said avenue north Is degrees 10 minutes
wcst oo icet TO point thence north II degrees 80
said n,I cas-, iHo eet TO an alley, thence with
lect 10 IWentythird street. thence with said
the beginning. ' - 'e'' ~
second. Bcgiuning at the southwest corn,- =,
Jsckst avenue and Twenty thru street, thence
M,oms saiu JACKSON avenue north 81 degrees 81
Ilnu'es West Nbi feet To y point, thence touth
II degrees % minutes west la. 10 feet 10 MONT
on an alley, thence with said alley south ~ de-
gteeS % minute cast 5oi feet to Twenty.ihrd
sitcI, tnohce along Twcntythird street north II
degrees 5omnutes cast "a feet 70 the beninnini.
Known n. lots and III, section 10 as shown on
mp o' "eoo addition to the city OF Roanoke.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to tho costa Of soil,
sha me sum or Stii.s2, And rs 20 the sum OF
instruments OF SAT- withoat Interest On ~,
iouiih Monday OF each succeeding month from
,ne gay OF sac, and the residue upon cred; OF
mcnts 70 hescCarcd by deed OF ttus, f"'
~ r; me purchaser at this sale will huy s,ih
iuvt 10 Two prior doeds OF ruet on the premises
bniidns association. one dated the 3itI, Jav ~
;fpFlt. 49, and recorded in the clerks ofcc of
s snr , T,S OF hoanpke IN deed book ~ pasc Sla
lot 'mc sum OF > 100 and the other daied the al
aay OF April; 1879, and recorded in the same or
81 ,o =, nete 9Sok y! page POI, Cor the sum OF
BY application 70 The urdcis,gned' '"' ''H'u
~. tbs WM. F.WINCU, Trustee
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The doctor didn't know her when she
called, but she had sad, sad look in
her eyes that interested him.
"You need change of scene" he said
holding her pulse.
Great Caesar, doctor" she exclaimed
I'm leading lady in iive-act mclo-
drama. ;-Dctroit Free Press.
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Mrs. Eighteenth that Kansas lady
wants to go to the United States senate.
why shouldn't she? Cannot the Office
seek the woman as well as seek the
man?
Old Fogy-I do not think that's any
Improvement on the good old plan of
having the Office seek the man and the
man seek the woman..-N. Y. Weekly.
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Another Cruel DcsertIon.

Mrs. Chatter-So your husband has
deserted you. Left without IL word.
too, didn't he?
Mrs. Prattle (sadly}-Yes; didn't even
say good-by.
Mrs. Chatter-Whcn did he leave?
Mrs. Prattle-About one-hundredth
part of second after the powdcr-mill
he was employed in blew up-Truth.
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i;ncoura cement.

llc-So You don't know that ii +
might linger by your side forever
would be another man?
Shc-Wcll it will be another man
that does lingcr thcre.-Chicago News
Record
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How lie Won Her

lIc-It is only little thing I ask OF
You.
She-Do You call myself, my fortune,
my life-do you call all these "a little
thing?"
IIe-I was thinking only of your baud
when spoke.
Shc-Darling, I am yours!-Trrth.
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\ Chilly Hint.

Mr.. leighton Laytcr (aftcr a long
pausc) 1t was showing when came in.
Miss Betty Ncvergosc (yawning)-In-
deed! 1t must DC quite deep by this
timc.-Puck
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His E,neltlatIo.,.

81 hear yon are the HAPPY father Of
triplcts," said Wincbiddlc To Riincr.
Not triplcts, Winctiddlc." replied
the poet. Not triplets, but triolets. ="
Jury
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SilAnX.

Wool-reople are mighty uncivil in
Philadelphia
Van pclt-IIow so?
WOOL asked nativc yesterday
what street was on, and al the reply /
got was: Chestnut. N y. Herald.
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Had Observed II tIinsc;f

u think you are a pretty nice boy,
Wilton" said the friend OF the family.
Yes" said Wilton. I'VE are very
fond of me here. -IEarpcr's Young
People
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Mrs. Bingo-Mothcris coming to-mor-
row.
Bngo-All right I wish YOU would
hunt up tina: box OF cigars You gave ne
Christmas. Life.
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Rf VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED
- september 90, 1920, and of record in tho
erR ONCE OF the Hastings Court for the city
OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book ~ pnpe lid.
whereby E. Is. Dolin conveyed To the under,
sigheu trustee the parcel OF land hereinafter
mentioned 10 secure TO Josiah Friend the nav
mcht or the sum of $4,000, evidenced bv one ioic
on S2oo, payable 90 days after datt, ~ notes or
go each, payable monthly, with interest from
uatc, ana whereas default having h. op made in
inc payment of five CT said notes anc hcnr re-
gmcsted so to do by the beneficiary | will ON
THURSDAY, TIE BOTH DAT or March isl3
Al IL in front OF the courthouse al Roanoke
Sf .,y proceed TO sell at public auctnn to the
highest bidder the parcel OF land in said deed
mehtoLcd and described as follows:
peSinhlDg ut point on the cast side OF Wheat
street to ieet south OF Dale street, thcrce south 30
degrees east 10 feet to an alley, thence with said
niiey south ~ degrees west 32. feet to n uolut
tnchcc north ~ degrees west 90 feet to Wheat
street, thence with Wheat street north 10 dcrrees
csst S2S feet 10 the place OF bcsinuirg.
TERMS Cash sufficient To- pny tie expenses
OF executing this trust, Including :. trustees
commission OF legal per ccntum aud TO pay OF
ana discharge the amount OF notes IN which de-
rant has been made, and the note TO become dine
March ~: ls'S say Sl72 ~ and the balance in
monthly instruments OF S2S.sU each with interest
nntll MI unpaid notes above mentioned be paid
on and the remainder, il any, In two wears from
date OF sale, all OF said deferred payments TO be-
pfope.iy secured F. Z. COLE,
: - luH Trustee,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-26
Sure 1t Wasn't.

Willis-That is a fine picture OF mes
sengcr boy. DO you suppose it was
taken from life?
Wallace--Of course not. Can't you
see the boy is runping?-Jury.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-26
An I.ynl;,nnfinn

Why do You always make such a
noise when You shut the front door,"
asked mammal
so that you will know haven't left
it OPEN" explained Freddy. - IIarpcrs
Young People.