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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16

Leaving Ricumocd ..25 +. 81. fliJ az Do
irving at Weldon ar j:il r. A.. a4l 80 t-.-- b
az 7.30 A. NJ. ma :. 4. l. 1tro.el I.'-
Richmond ~ Alfalfa.
THE ONLY ALl~RAlL LINZ TO Nv.- Ole
LEAVE AAai. '. .
Hichmoni 500 \. q. NOTION d..
Richmond. -: - T.. 81. Ao-i'.A ....
Norfolk.....s7:3O A. VI. Richmond 81 ..i
Norfolk 49, 400 y. 4. hrnmprI. 80
Tho train, leaving Richmond a. s. 81
Norfolk atfP. II. ar sslid train, brttr'..
two points. AMI passenger - tlfoly'
change Of cars. Close connections l.f' a.-'
at Petersburg ~ ths b.. 7. II. aai ai'
trains from kichlGond O. Norfolk
Tram. leaving lticnmonf al % a. N.
NJ, and ll:.0P. NJ. AMI arriving - f."
at $50 A. NJ. 2:!J f. 81. ana e. D.
Gloss connection 81 Peteishlrr u ODD .
FarmVille, Lynchburg. auI west
X. ". cIlLf, 80 fN
T.. 4. d. MYERS. General >Ipeln.r-4
L. Al EARsslN Tranlc Mala.nr. - -
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A TLANTIC-COAST LINE.

= n
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG, EtI..,J
TIMETABLE
Commencing MONDAY. Stay r -'..
$50 A. NJ, trains on ibis f1ll a.. D.. ..t ...
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16

The letter OF Colonel A. s. Buford, an
nouncing himself candidate for the next
gubernatorlsl nomination. will attract at
tention and give new color and animation
10 the contest. Colonel Buford Is very
popular man and will have strong fol-
lowing in every portion Of the State. 1t is
evident now that there will be no walk
over" as has heretofore been claimed by
nation will not be made GU the first bal
lot" as some have predicted. Colonel Bu-
ford's letter - written in excellent STYLE
and temper. and the fcht between the
tnree contestants. OBerraIl, Tyler. aud
Bufcrd, will be TO the ish.-tyncAburg
Au1s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
T.. 4. D. MYEgs. General >lpet.l'r--
4. NJ. EAgRs0E. frame N8laser ID
EARMvILLE AND PowBAIAS

EARMVILLE AND PONHAlAN
IL RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE FOB EAST MAS r..--"
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NAY lil-'.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1918 I. n. ~ At.anti' Co.'s. lin'
ana all points Ne.r ID
1910 Z. NJ. ga Rlchmoni SUI l4.'.'
Farmyle auf al l-.r
AOsCloy.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
s:4JA. N. rla Richmond aui llnN7
Farmyil.e AMI al i..l''
MOselsg.
1O.45A. VI. "a Atlanta Cols, Lao 'rI.h
sillo ami all pu4nt- = 80 ni
900 r. NJ rta Atlantic Coast L4f l-
mutA and Our.
All trains daily except 7Vaity ...
Tickets on sale and bsgg1fs in'
?: gOl Nain street. lucnn "a f,'
POT, " Union Depot. D.. i. "'l.
General l4-s.r-rr
JANIS Il. WESIH. oeneras AtaAs
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Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST PolNG
THE FAvORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.


THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. I'D, BIO +. n.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except runaay,
Stops at all stations. AZ .esiOr Manor COZ
meets with stage for WslkertOn with Baltimore
steamer at West Point.
TRAIN 40. Is. 4:4j =. VI.
BALTIMORE LlMlI BID, duly except Sunday
foe Mes, Point, connecting with iOrk-kiyor
eteaaIers for Baltimore. At Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore aud Ohio "a road for
Washington. Phiadep hla. aud New ors.
Steamers cave baltimore at p. NJ. daily eI-
cept Sunday.
Trains lroin Wes; Point arrive az Richmond n
g:O5 A. ~. .u:,O \. NJ. aud .;l3 +. 81.
TRAM 30. ~. 1903 A. NJ.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday i0aye3
Twenty-thlrd stree; for Vest Point aal lntsrme.
date points.
Ticset-Ofice AZ station loot OF Virginia stress.
Opeu A. NJ. % 8 T.. 81. aud from 4. IA. -
CITY ticxet-onlce-0OI east Main street.
SOL HAAS, ". A. II Rh,
Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agsn.
w II. GREEN, General Manager.
J. : Is. THOaPsJN. Superintendent
j. :. PORTS, Passenger Agent 80 Main stress
Richmond. Va my2S
~ EAbOAkD AIRLINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
SUNDAY NAY 7, 1893.
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R6X<Hxf<Af<3<.1
SCnrDl LL rs EI... fftsf
LEAVE RICHMOND. 81 Nll-sI.-6.
800 A. N. DaNy-ltl, umcnl 500 A..t. .s.-
TibLLFD LIMITED .-s. ST..
folk 1913 A. a.. ~..s ....
let-rsburs. Wa ~. .rI
BOO A. VI. IaGy tor Lynsht'irf.
intermediate -'gfi..a
ton beyond Roam tn
l2:lJ L. NJ Daily f1r Roanoke. b.. .f
H. Bristol. l0i ul
ard West ga East .'..r... t..
giuia ami Georgia DIS ...
Tor B.Icneli. OHIO C. ....
Lesvr BlueaelG.lu a. H...".
heuoya. tuiImlls N. ... ...
West. llrI,r-,Hr t.... ..
Roanoke aui Pullman -....,. ..
uoAe TO supl.- rl h...f .t..
Chattanooga. nni
from kl-hWOnt OBJ l-u .-f
3:2J = N. Daily iQr NoriliA. ~I7 .t t. ...t.
geaiate, stations A-. hr.
535 p. NJ. paw Afrve Ncrfok a.lIn
ll:JO /. NJ. DAILY tJr keanlka, hli. '.t-
H. ans Bristol l.rU..f. .. ..I..
noko 100 a. A. rtI N..H....
AMI Chauanos . i.u.tet. ...
eleeperS Roam kr % t...r.
Mempu ., ami Sos ur. az.
car attached. AL. .f
Iocahonta-. flEh0ra. 4lf rI. A..
tlurh-N alloy 1lti-. l. ..
Louisville AMI -'ff r-
aud Nsshyl' ra. rIlI 49,. .r.
ql-o fer Roxy A...l 4.f .. ..-
Urns Wiu-'0n-~tIrl ..g.
PULLMAN PALACE - f.. .a.l
RICHMOND ana lNNtHbl 200 r.t'y
paucy at - j. 81, also Pullman -....n- n.-
burg 20 Louisville ~ ht;t.ri iaI
Trans arrive ~ .hmoai frIu .s ...
the Nest daily s:3J A. "a, l D. 4i
Pm. From Norfolk anl 40 tt.. I.. ..
900 p. NJ, AMI Vestibglei ilmf. I'D. fI
g.. ". 'N. 1913
llf..H .". .-..t
" g. UaAf.
General Ia-...-.- t-s..
General of 70, Roa1oAs. "a. ..5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
FUNERAL OF Mr.. BENJAMIN WALKER
Siush on Found on Mr.. jim Maiory's
Farm-Personai and Social Notes.

Correspondence OF TIE Richmond Dispa.ehl
SrANARDsvILLE. Nav 15.-Mr. BENJAMIN
Walker was buried ON Saturday last ar 3
o'clock. He died at his nome, on South
river, OF blood poisoning al extreme Old
age. He left q widow, large family, and
many grandchildren.
After great deal OF expense for suitable
machinery and very large derrick for
working, the labors OF many months has
been encour aged by finding siush OLA
good indication Of crude oil which, | was
told. is always first found IN the oil re-
GIons North on Mr.. Jim Malory@s place.
near the town. Ihey baSe been drilling
about seven months. but five months ont
of the seven has been devoted TO getting
out "a broken cable and lA9 feet Of IRON
which got away in the ground. The man
ager politely informed me tina. be wonld
answer any question that wanted to ask
except the depth of the well. He sad he
had drilled "a many as l25 feet per day,
but of course no such Roadway has been
accomplished here as it has been like
going through steel itself drilling II this
mountainous region.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. William Eddins. an obliging, ener-
getic, thoroughly business young man.
who has been 10 the employ Of Smith Il
Eddins here for several years. leaves to-
day 10 accept "a situation at Mcdowell. w.
Va.
Mrs. Louwillie Stephens and children
returned 10 their home, in Middlebur:,
W. Va. after an ENJOYABLE visit OF five
weeks TO relatives IN Greene. Miss Alma
Shelton. Of this place. accompanied her
home To stay some time.
Mr.. Elias Stephens has been quite i'll
and IL complaining very much yet.
Mrs. DIR. l.. ". Sims Is also very Ill.
Mrs. Mathew Deane, who resided some
distance from town. died the other day OF
heart disease. After being apparently we'll
III the morning she expired before the
physician could reach her
DR.. Wyart Beasley, who graduated at
Richmond College and then passed the
satisfactory examination before the State
Board, was riding around with one of the
older phy sicisns here on Saturday.
Benjamin Oliver, James Turner. and
James Frank Deane are candidates for
Overseer OF the Poor. which office was lett
vacant by MIR. Benjamin Walkers death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
IN TrMpLYs OF IrsTIcr.

As the result OF Saturday-night row
there vas quite little docket in the Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning. The Mayor
$3.50, aud Rosa Owens $3.50 for fighting
in the street. Charles Fuqua was fined
$3.50 for being drunk in the street.
The spring term OF the Chesterfield Cir
cult Court began yesterday. There are a
number Of cases upon the docket. IN
Guiding several important railroad suits.
A good many members of the Manchester
bar went out TO attend the session OF the
court.
The May term Of the Husting Court
began Yesterday. The Court granted a
new trial 10 W. A. Neal. VINO was convict
ed az the last term OF conducting On un-
lawful glming-house. The case will come
up for trial tomorrow.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-03

RI VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST FROM
~ LnviDia Trimmer and A. VI. Trimmer fcr
husband, dated March :, 1872 and recorded in the
clerk Office OF the Hastings Court for the city OF
l'oarokc, Va, in deed book IS, page Sc to the
UNDERSIGNED trustee to secure j. L. Moore S9lg 10
evidenced by ono negotiable note for n like
amount payable in 90 days after date subject TO
credits reducing the cunt to Shells, and dc.
rant having been made in the payment of por-
ton OF said debt. | shall, on WEDNESDAYMAY
3lSl' 1S'3, AT IL O'CLOCK VI in front OF the
courthouse in the city of Roanoke. Va, proceed
10 sell ut public auction to the highest bidder
all INC property conveyed In said deed which IL
ne follows, to wit:
Beginning ut II point on the north side of Wash.
ington street leo feet casterly from Fourth street
g w, ttormcrly Lewis strccD and running thence
northerly at right angles to Washington street
l3O fcct 10 an alley; thence castcrly along the
same 5O feet; thence southery and parallel with
the first course l3D feet to Washington street:
thence westerly along the same 20 feet to the
place OF beginning being 10, TO- in section 9, as
shown on hemap of tie Lewis Addition. The
above sale will be made subject to Il prior deed
securing 1850 to the National Mutual Buildin"
and Loan Association OF New York.
TERMS:-Cash sufficient to pay the above sum
OF SEO Is and the cost OF executing this trust saw
S520, ard thc balance, il any, will he made pay
able i'll ono and two years from date of sale The
payments assumed to he paid on the prior decd
above referred to are $40 Der month until the
whole sum OF $3.50 Is paid. which sum Is now
euhlcct to the credit payments for about one year
- tus RUSH u. DERR, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-03
NOTICE TO FREEHOLD TENANTS.

ToJU'IA A. MURRAY AND j. f. MURRAY,
u her husband; G G. Deaton, B. w. Dcatop.
Dcaton, Josie A. Dcaton, Bernard G.. Deaton and
Mary i. Deaton, J. Is. Moses and Julia A. Mcscs
his wife: Wheeler G. Deaton. Walter p Deaton.
Regina Blankenship and H. G. Blankc nship, her
husband; JAS. Moses, w +. Gillespie and Mary j
gillespie, his wife; Lucic L. Deaton and john W.
Deaton. -
Take notice that on the lrst day OF the June
term, 1873, of the county court for Roanoke
county, the Norfolk II Western Railroad Com
terested freeholders OF Re anoke county any three
OF whom to act to go upon the lands Of which
the late Elijah Deaton died seized In said county
TO ascertain and report what Will be q lust COM
pensation for 30 much OF SAID land ne Is propos cd
to be taken by said Norfolk II Western Railroad
Company for Its purposes, OF which said land yon
are tenants OF the freehold, the portions required
being three certain strips: No. 1, beginning at
point 2,.U2 feet west from mile post 2,3 from Nor
folk and 40 feet from the center line of said rail.
road and containing CLIO acres more or less No.
<, beginning at point 1862 feet west from mile
post I3 from Norfolk and 10 feet from the center
line CT said railroad and containing 2-lO acres
more or less. No 3. beginning at a point 2962
icet west nom mile post 3Is from Norfolk and 10
icet from the center line OF end railroad and con-
tanning lI.1C0 acres more or less.
NORFOLK X WESTERN RAILROAD CO.
by Watts, Robertson X Robertson, its Attor-
ueys 52law.i ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-03
DY NIRruE OF A DEED oF TRusT pArEp

Di VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID Dec. -, $50, and Of record In the clerks of
ace o! the corporation court for the city OF
Roanoke Va In dsed book -, page 400, from
Jas. NJ Ransom, Jr, to JAS. 5. Simmons, trustee,
TO secure W. A. aecks the payment OF the sum of
S,isUoo In two equal annual instruments Of
$4,000 with interest on each from the. date
hereof at the rate OF per cent per aannm,
evidenced by two certs In interest bearing notes
for sSh.0 each. bearing even date with said coed
OF trust made hS Jas. VI. Ransom Jr.. end pay
ahie In one and two years respectively s1ter date
thereof to the sasd ". A. Meeks or order, and de-
fault having cSenrred In the payment 81 the last
OF said notes and a; the request OF ihe holder
thereof, xiii, ON MONDAY, May 22ND,
iSs3, AT ID O'CLOCK, NOON, in 'front.' OF the
court fousc 10 said city sell at puh,.c auction to
the highest bidder all OF that certain parcel of
land lying in the city OF Roanoke, Va, and de-
scrihcd ~ follows:
Beginning AT point on the sartherly lip7. of
Campbell street and the westerly line OF the first
alley west OF Roanoke street, thence along the
westerly line of said alley north degrees 10
minutes, west 1875 feet to the s0u.herly
liue OF another alley, thcnss with sam north 80
degrees 80 minutes west i2.iS feet 70 point,
thence sonth degrees east a2l feet TO the
noItherly line OF Campbell street thence with
same north 81 degrees EAST 10 feet 10 beginning.
TERMS OF SALES Cash as 10 enough to pay
the cost OF executing this lrust and 10 pay shc
above mentioned note OF $4,000 with interest on
same from Dec 80, 1890, and the residue, II any,
10 he paid N one and two years from cste OF SAFE,
purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes for snch
au,olpts and y deed OF trust to SECURE same;
alprts JAS. ), SlMMo' 20, 4in:tec.-S
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-03
A Bird Romance.

Here is touching story IF true) of
conjugal affection among the birds,
taken from the Poster Lloyd: "a few
days ago q fancier found the dead BODY
of male pigeon lying on the floor of
the pigeon house. The female bird,
'das Weibchen,' was sorrowing at the
sight of the corpse. He threw the dead
bird into the yard, and the female i'm
mediately few after it, and took her
stand at its side. He moved the body
several times, out of curiosity, and
each time he found the widow flew to
the spot and kept close to her dead
mate. At last lie shut up the female,
and buried the little corpse. Half an
hour afterwards he again set her free,
when she flew about restlessly from
spot to spot, as if in search of the
missing body. For the next four days
she left her food untouched, and on
the fifth day she died. q striking cx-
ample as the writer says, of wife's
love among animals.'"
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TRusrnRs. sALra.
DIX VIRTUE oFADEEn oF man,

kxnAikTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATrr
"a, oC,oper 10Th, 1872 and recorded IN tic cerk;s
4nise OF the Hastings Court of oant he city Va
20 I'm a. ooos 81 page s52, executed by s. e. Khodes
snoomaw the payment OF the sum of 5000 OK cyi
ncmmceo oy non.inteIest bearing rcRottebIs nof.a
saily described In the deed OF trust aforesaid ooS
uc.nut having been made In the PAYMENT az ave
~ .ne notes Aforesaid In the sum or Sa77S. dnc
:, = mont from the 18th day OF October 1855
anu at inc request OF the beneficiary viii ofres
T.; c sa,e az puDiic auction to the highest bidder
ra, AT u NJ, OFSATURDAY, MAY ri; aor rs
Acyn me ioilowing described real estatc 10 viii:
Ds.tnnlng ut point on the south eide of Pat
tersen avenue SO $40 feet cast of Wchh s,rose
thence south 1s0 degrees is minutes west
- ~ Ieet nm alley, thence with said aley sonth
~ ueSteen 81 minutes east 80 40 feet to poins
tnenec ncrth IL degrees 10 minutes east 80 g-i,J
beginr ing. w 'ne p'acc OF
TERMs-.Cash as to go much az NAV be neces-
t sy 10 ussray IN expenses of executing thi,
.r r,. and to pay or the past due not OF S2TTS
anu n as 10 tue snm of $Ss,i7 credits will be al
s o,NS as FOLLOWS: Eleven payments OF S2I az
,en. inc NET OF which will he due and payable.
on the 18th day OF October iSa3. and one eaci,
sue ,, si4 months theresftcf; paymepts
rs follows, to Wit: one in the ann OF So ~ -
me from date one 70. Ssi in 81 months. one
-, ~. cLoft IN ~ months, for 81 9a in o.,
a ~. one Tor 1888 IN l02 months and one for
Ss.sJ IN iuS months from date, and 36 payments
~ $500 eacn tue hrst OF which becomes due i'm
- montns from date and one each succcssiye
month thereafter until all are paid puIchaser IN
execute negotiable notes for The deferred n.v
mcnts above and secure the eamc nv a deri 1r
trnst on Improperly. "
tds GEO. C. MooMAw. trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-03
COMMISSIONERS SALT.
'MMIssloNERs' SALE OF A VALUABLE

{ lOMMisSlONERS' SALE OF A VALUABLE
tract OF land and residence near Montynlc Fed.
ford county, Va. The undersigned commission.
crs VIII oircr by viz. ne OF decree entered by the
circuit court OF Bedford ,unty ut it, February
term, 1873 In the chancery suit of Williams etc,
w. Slcer etc y ut public sale, on tho promises
on THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1893,
AT li:2O A. NJ, rs whole or in parcels that very
desirable and valuable tract OF land and improve
mcnts, lying on the Norfoll, and Western railroad
and the Lynchburg and Salem turnpike. immc
datcly cast of Montvalc formerly Bufordyille)
and containing 1a4is acres
The property Is improved by II large and most
desirable dwelling house, containing about y
rooms and all necessary outbui.dngs, Including
large barn and stable, and has on il n lire fruit
orchard. The land Is excellent living in the
midst OF the finest lands OF the famous Goose
Creek Valley, and the portion OF it living adjacent
20 Montvale furnishes very handsome sites for
building lots.
mmediaiey east OF the property are the Bu-
ior cutantous troubles. There nre churches
schools, private and public, and stores in The i'm
mediate neighborhood. These convcnienccs. to-
gethcr with the beautiful scenery and fine climate
or Goose Creek Valley. make this II very unusual
opportunity for those desiring to secure small.
but admirably located farm, or for citizens of
Roanoke or Lynchburg seeking an accessible and
delightful summer home, and In order that fmI
opportunity for selection may he had, it will be
offered ns n whole and in parcels
Captain a. G. Williame, Montyalc will take
pleasure in showing the property
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash and balance In equal
Instruments at :. III and ~ months, with interest
from date OF sale, to he evidenced by proper bonds
with satisfactory security. Title retained
j. L. CAMPBELL,
Commissioners, Bedford City, Va,
In bedford Circuit Court Clerks Office, April
~. 1898, bond has been given by the above com
1913 4iaw TcsteN JIM. SPECIE, Clerk.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-03
AN INTELLIGENT BEETLE.
Would Como at tho Sound OF Its Captor's
voico and Csress Her.

Would Como at tho Sound OF ITS Captor.,
Voico and Caress Her.
Something over year since young
lady OF my acquaintance, says writer
In Science had an experience with n
beetle which think showed very
marked degree of intelligence in the
insect, and as such instances are some
what rare venture to send you an ac
count of il.
This beetle was n specimen of Pelid
nota punctata Linn, which was given
to her in September AT first she kept
1t in small box, feeding it with grass,
leaves and small pieces of fruits, such
us peaches, pears, etc. Occasionally
she would give it II drop of water to
sip. IL would sometimes bite little
out of leaf, would eat the fruits and
would takc water eagerly.
From the first she would take the in
sect in her fingers several times day
and stroke or carcss it, also putting it
to her lips and talking to it all the
while she handled it, When she put it
on her lips it would brush it's antenn;p
over them with gentle, caressing mo-
ton.
When she left her room she would
shut the "buggie" up in it's box. One
day about two weeks after she re-
ceivcd it she was called out suddenly
and neglected this precaution. She
was absent considerable length of
time, and when she returned the in
sect was not in it's box or anywhere to
be seen. Fearing that she might in
.Jure it she stood still and called:
"Buggic! bnggio" when itcame crawl
30,
After this She would frequently leave
1T free in the room when she went out,
md when she returned, if the insect
was not in SIGHT, she would call it and
ii would crawl or fly to her. AS this
was continued it would moro and more
frequently 1y to her instead of crawl
ing, until at last it flew nearly
every time it was called When it
came in this way she would put it to
her lips or to her nose, and the insect
would appear to be pleased, moving its
antcnnn gently over her lips or talking
the end OF her nose between them and
touching it with patting motion.
She kept it in her room in this way.
at the hotel where she was spending
the summer, until about the LIST of No
vembcr. She then returned to her
home, some three hundred miles fur
tiicr south, taking the insect with her
Here she at first kept it in her cham
Der, but the nights being sometimes
very cool it would become torpid, and
not get lively again until afternoon.
Thinking it too cool for ''buggic" there
she removed it to the kitchen. AS it
still appeared more or less dormant
she put it, on II cloth above the hot
water boiler. Here it revived some
what, but was not very lively, nor did
it eat very much.
About the middle of December it fell
to the floor accidentally, by which fall
II was evidently injured, as after that
time it would eat nothing, and no
longer recognized the young lady.
About week later it died
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-03
TRusTnns. sAI,Rs.

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED of TRJTST yeo1I
-. Shariss Henderson, dated the Sth day OF De.
t ie90 and recorded In the clerk ofi,r OF
; IN eeed book 81, page sI6. to the undotsipoe3
pany tSe 10 secure 70 the North Side Land Com
made In irc payment OF said debt sha oe nI
uirf K KSSppAY, THE 18TH OF MAY, 1-ss, Ar IL
O,,CLOCk ID, In front of the courthouse in tn.
ety OF ROANOKE, Va, proceed to sell al nnbiic
suction to the highest BIDDER, ali the propertv
A certain parcel OF land in tie CITY n, po.,oy.
vs.. known as lot No. IL, section 4. ma shown hy
inc nap OF tic North Side Land Company.
IFhMS: Cash as to the past due notes and in
seiest. amo Inting to abont 1851, and the coat of
executing this trust, $f5 payable in monthly nav.
OF '15s OF % each with interest from the 9Th day
mcnts beginning to fall due on the ,;tI a. :,
S Sa lS3 and continuing to fall due n the sth
nay nay OF each month thereafter for nino consecu
anu Iwo yours from day OF sale - 0.S
- ids II. s. TROUT. Trus,.a