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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-26
a TEXANS PET CENTlPEpEs.
After They Got Loose Their Owner Had
the Car to Himself

hItcr Incy LOT Loose Their Owner Had
the Car to Himself
II was going to New York some time
ago." said Il traveller to n ST. Louis
obe-Democrat man. cat way sta
ton in Indiana little old man entered
the sleeper, carrying q wooden box
bored full of small holes. The car was
crowded, and nearly everybody had
gone to bed. The newcomer ordered his
berth made up, and retired to the smol1-
ing-compartmcnt car for Il few whiffs
on black bricrwood pipe that was
strong enough to curl the hair on q
wooden Indian. When he started to re-
tire he picked up his perforated box.
The cover had come off, and the little
man stood staring at it with such look
Of hopeless, helpless despair that ven
tured to ask him what was the matter.
'Matter?' he shriclked in his thin
falsetto that went through the car like
the note Of Il bagpipe, 'matterp / had
six centipedes in That box which was
taking home from Texas, and the last
mothers son of 'em has got eoutl'
"Well, sir, if you had exploded a
pound of dynamite in that car you
would not have created greater con-
sternation. Men and women came
tumbling out of their berths in their
nightcaps and shortstop clothes. One
woman scratched herself on a pin, de-
clared that n ccntipede was in her
clothes and got rid of her scant habili-
ments in one time and two motions.
A fat man, who was victim of pliclsly
heat, imagined that he could feel a CEN
tipede making its way down his spinal
column and could with difficulty be re-
strained from jumping out OF the car
window. Mosquito bites were magni-
fed into deadly wounds and the whole
train ransacked for doctors. The col
ored porter stood on the rear platform
and shook as though afflicted with the
palsy. Everybody crowded into the
next car, shook out their clothes gin
gcrly and made hasty but fearful toll
cts in the presence of half hundred
Mortified passengers. There was no
more sleep that night. had forgotten
my meersehaum pipe, and in fear and
trembling went back to recover it. I
found the wretched author of all our
misery polling around with his box,
looking for his lost pets and mourning
because he found them not He said
he paid two dollars apiece for them
in Cisco, Tex, and the very thought of
being twelve dollars loser nearly broke
his heart"
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vINrON.

Mrs. w. Z. Kingery died on Tuesday
morning after an illness { three weeks.
She leaves husband and six children
and many friends She was BE years of
age. he funeral took place Yesterday
morning al Mount Pleasant Church in
this county, Rev. q. Wheeler officiating.
a few days ago o horse belonging to
Williams Steptoe fell while drawing q
wagon, breaking one OF his fore legs and
injurirg HIMSELF SO seriously as TO make
II necessary to kill him.
Mrs. Scott w. Massey is quito sick.
The scarlet fever scare has subsidized
Only the children in one family have
had tho disease in mild form, all of
whom are thoroughly restored to health.
There are several cases of la grippe in
town.
a called communication of Vinton
Masonic Lodge took place on Monday
night. Tho fellowcraft's degree was
conferred on q candidate.
Mrs. G.. T. Britt, who fell and broke
her arm several days ago, is resting
com fortab bly,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John + Craig gave a
party to Miss Viva Atkins Tuesday
evening. About fifteen young ladies
and gentlemen were present. They
spent tho evening in pleasant converse
ton and in eating delicious ice cream,
cake, confectionaries, etc. All enjoyed
themselves very much
j. j. Watson, one of our merchants is
confined to his room with erysipelas in
tho neck and face.
r. B. Gum returned yesterday from a
two weeks visit to Radford, where, he
says, he had very good time skating.
The Misses Bertha and Loula Frantz,
from near Salem, are visiting Miss Mary
w. Vineyard.
p. Adler and E. G. May, of Roanoke,
were in town looking after their intor-
ests here yesterday afternoon.
Isaac Huff and Robert Rutrough,
farmers, were in town Yesterday.
j. H. Pedigo, town sergeant, went to
Salem yesterday on official business.
Mrs. G. w. bearing has returned
from her recent visit to Salem, where
she was called on account of her mothers
illness.
Mrs. Minnie James continues quite
sick.
Miss Ola Gish is visiting friends in
Salem.
Tuesday evening Miss Cordelia Rieley
entertained her Sunday school scholars
Refreshments were served and the little
ones enjoyed themselves hugely.
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1 II tbs.

RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
- dated May 18th, 1890, and recorded in deed
book No. So, on page 259 In tile Office CT the clerk
OF the Hastings Court Of tic city of Roanoke
Va, executed by Rose Levine and s. Levine to
NAV the payment OF tho aum OF So, $50. 90 owl
denced 80 non-nterest- bearing negotiable notes
each ,aY, In the sum of s4aO9 being of even date
which notes is due and payable on the 12tb day
or June, lSN, and one each successive month
for 10000. payable si!months from the 18th day
or Nay, lS0; also to secure the payment OF the
sum Of s7O9 50, evidenced by lnteres bearing
from date; one note for $40 80, payable IL
Is months from date; one note for SIS so. paya.
BILE u months from date; one note for $f8
payable in 20 months from date; one note for
for S5l.3, payable in ~ months from date one
note for Si7lO. payable in is months from date
ono note for $3.50, payable in 81 months from
date; one note for $50 TO- payable in co months
from date; one note for $3.50 payable in SO
months from dste; ono note for slSSd, payable in
BILE in IS months from date, and one note for
S3.'O, payable in SimOnths; and default having
se pee made in the payment OF Is OF the notes OF
s4Ouo each, ar' rcsald, beginning with the note
payable Is months from date, and one note for
:Slu, due Is months from date; one note for
$3.50 due in 81 months from date, and one note
for $6S.1O, due 30 months from date, and having
been requested so To do by the bcnefcar, atore-
said, will ON MONDAY. JANUARY 3UrII.
iSf3, AT 3OCLOCk i. NJ, in front OF the court
house o; the city OF Roanoke Va, sell to the
highest bidder by public auction all OF that GER
tain lot or parcel Of land lying and being in the
city OF Roanoke. Va, together with the improve.
ment thereon belonging. bounded and described
In The deed OF trnst aforesaid, follows, To wit:
beginning NJ point on the north side Of ThirG
avenue formerly Campbell street, :. ", 50 feet
cast If Fourth street sw. Qormerly Lewis street,
the nee with ihird avenue =. W. Is y feet to n
point, thence nofthward 93 feet to a point thence
westward, in line with stable and alley, Il feet
thence southwark o7H feet to the place CT be.
ginning on Third avenue =. w.
1EkMS:-Cash ms to much as will be auf.
fcicnt 10 pay the cost of executing this trust in
Guiding rUstces commission OF per cent and
To pay on and discharge the said Is past due
notes of SO each with the interest OF each from
the date of it, maturity 10 the date or sale, IT,
Gliding protest fee OF Si.lG upon the note due
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Ply VIRTUE OF DEED. OF TRUST DATED
- December l. 1891, and duly recorded in the
oihcc OF the clerk of the Bus,ngs Court OF the
CIV OF hoanoEc, Va, III deed book n, page Il,;
whereby Rosa +. Cutchin convey cd TO (;cnrpc i
Peet, u ustcc. the hereinafter de scrbcd propertv
in trust to secure to the National Nutusl Build
ing and Loan Association. OF New York thc com
pliarcc with certain bond executed of even do, =
with the SAID decd in the sum OF $30p condi-
V8nccd To her upon fifteen shares of stock in said
association in certificate No. S 122 issue d. H. io
nc repaid with interest in the manner and mon
the terms set forth in said boz aud dced--which
provides Tor the repayment OF said sum in
monthly instruments OF S2i per month until the
maturity Of said certificate OF stock according to
the bylaws OF said association, and the pcrform-
ance OF other conditions and covenants OF said
Dond ana decd OF trust. and upon default In any
OF saia conditions or payments for three months
to sell the property conveyed in said deed: md
whereas default having been made for me- re than
thrcc months In compliance and payments and
the undersigned having been appointed nv the
llustings Coirt OF the city of Boanokc Va "a
trustee, substituted In the place and stead OF said
Teorgc >. Feet and having been requested and
directed in writing SO to do by the benefciary.
the said National Mutual Building and Loan AS.
socintion OF New York, will, pursuant TO the
power and authority conferred In said deed OF
trust, proceed To sell at public auction, in front
q inc e0TTlhGTss do"T IN the city Of Roanoke,
12O'CLoCh NJ, to tho highest bidder tho prop
erty convey cd in said deed of trust described NJ
follows, to wit:
Situate and being in the city of Roanoke. State
OF virginia beginning ut point on the north
sue OF Staunt0n avenue 1927 feet east of Nine
teenth street and running thence with Staunton
avenue south a. degrees minute 20 seconds east
on rect to point on same, thence north IL de-
grccs g minutes g. seconds east liy feet IN an
alley, thence with said alley north III degrees
minute 20 seconds west 80 fc ct to point on same
thence south 10 degrees IS minutes ~ seconds
west i4O feet TO the bcgnning-bcing lot IL in
section G3. rs shown on tho map OF the Mclrosc
Land Company, together with buildings and
improvements r. 4t.,
- tbs Trustee
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by VIRTUE OF. a DEED OF TRUST, EXE.
- cuted tn me. the undersigned trustee by H.
L. Coleman on the 21th juno, 1890 to secure to
tho IEtna Land and Investment Company the
payment of the sum Of SEQ. as evidenced by two
ncSotiahc notes OF the sum of leo EACH dated the
10th day of juno. 1870, and due In one and two
years from date with interest ana who reas default
has been made in the payment of both of said
notes, aud being requested to do by tho bcncfic
iary, will. ON SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1S!3. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, on the
premises sell by public auction To the highest
bidder, the following described real estate, stu
htco IN the town of Vinton, the county of Roa-
nokc. State of Virginia. and described as follows:
beginning ut the intersection of Second avenue
aud Walnut street, thence with Second avenue
west J degree IL minutes east. % Is feet 10 the
bounds of county road, A.6i feet to point
thence south degree 81 minutes Gust l7T.Ii feet
to Walnut street, thence with Walnut street
north Sdcgrccs l" minutes west ofcct tn place of
beginning, and known az lot No !, section 2. In
the lands of the IL III Land and |, vcstment Co
TRIMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
executing this trust, and to discharge the amount
que upon the notes with int. rest, and IL there he
any residue the same shall be made PAYABLE in
one ana two years from date, with negotiable
notes secured by decd OF trust upon the property
~ tbs GILES GUM, Trustee
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False Economy

is rRAcTIcED by people who buy inferior
articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods. Infants arc entitled 10
the best food obtainable. 1t is fact
that the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand
Condensed Milk is the best infant food
Your grocer and druggist keep it.
EH4N Wanted.
LADIES and gentlemen suffering with
throat and lung difficulties to call at our
drug store for bottle of Otto's Cure,
which we are distributing free of charge,
and we can confidently recommend it as
superior remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Consumption and all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. 1t will stop q
cold quicker than any known remedy.
We will guarantee it to cure you. If
your children have Group or whooping
cough it is sure to give instant relief.
Don't delay, but get trial bottle free.
Large size soc. Sold by Christian s.
Barbee.
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Modern Arr,

Claribcl-So you are engaged, hear,
Mabel? Who is the man?
Mabel-oh! he's II charming fellow;
an artist.
claribol-What. one OF those poor
rcca "lio draw?
Mabcl-Iie draws, but he isn't SO
awfully poor.
Claribel-IIc must be- Mabel. They
all are. What kind of drawing does he
do?
Mabcl-Thc very incest kind, Clari-
bel. He draws checks and the bank
pays him cash for them right on tho
spot.
-Er-er-um. Let me COM
plimcnt you, Mabel, on your artistic
taSte.-Boston Globe.
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RY, VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- Jnly |, ISM, and OF record in the clerks Of
nee OF the corporation court for the city of Roam
oke, Va., in decd book 10 page ., from w. j. and
l.. Blair, Jr., to the undersigned conveying the
Following parcel OF land: Beginning on the east
side of Roanoke street 90 feet north OF Walnut
stree I, The nee with Roanoke street north dc.
grccs Is minutes east IL feet to Il point, thence
south So degrees IS minutes east 10 feet TO an
alley, thence with said alley south degrees Is
minutes west II feet to Il point, thence north 81
degrees 10 minutes west lT0 feet to the place of
beginning. In trust to secure to Jean W Mad
dock the payment OF &. :}33 33, evidenced by two
negotiable notes pay ahc respectively In one and
two years, and default haviI occurred in tho pay
mcnt OF the last due note, aud being so requested
by the beneficiary and after notice To The rrantor
will on SATURDAY, THE lSru DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1893, AT = O'CLOCK NJ in front
OF the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke Va
sell nj public auction to tho highest bidder ali
that certain parcel of land lying in said CITY and
described As follows:
Beginning at point on the cast side of Roam
oke street 49, feet north of w alnut street, thence
with Roanokc street north degrees II minutes
east s, feet to point thence south So degrees As
minutes cast lIj feet to an alley, thence with said
ahcy south degrees Is minutes west 50 feet to n
point, thence north So degrees 45 minutes west
l1n feet to the place of beginning, the residue of
said parcel of land conveyed in said decd OF trust
subsequently sold by W. j. and L. Blair, Jr., to
Il. l.. Grcider and by Is. l.. Greidcr was sold and
convey ed to c. Is. Engle
IEHMS: Cash ae to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, including trustees com
mission. to pay the said past due note upon which
default hne been made, and the residue il any,
to nc paid In two equal annual instaments, with
interest from day OF sale, secured by deed OF
trust upon the land.
THOS w. MILLER. Trustee.
his sac is at the risk OF l.. Blair, Sr., he hay
ing failed TO comply with terms OF sale made
November IS, 1892 III ids
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~ Discriminating Judgement.

Mr.. and Mrs. Foxy have been calling
on the Swizzlcs.
"What delightful married life they
have, don't they, dcar?" said Mr..
Foxy. They're so atfcctionatc."
CHATS just like stupid man." said
Mrs. Foxy. "Why, didn't you hear
him say that he'd lived happily with
his wife for thirty years? That makes
her fifty, at least. tell you he's Simply
brutal!''-Chicago News Record.
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FVRUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
L trust dated the 10th day or September, in
the year 1890, executed to me by II. VI. S;arkey,
and OF record in tie clerks office in the Hastings
Court OF tho city OF Roanoke, Virginia, in deed
book 10, page 1871. 10 secure TO X. X Rice the pay
ment OF the Gum OF 81 800 in three annual Install
mcnts OF $500 each, with interest on each from
date OF said decd, evidenced by the three interest
81 so, bearing even date with said deed and nxc
cG;cd by 4. NJ. Stlriey, j. NJ. Watts. IL. H.
Grcidcr I'd u. l.. Grcidcr, ana payable To said H.
X. Rice az order one, two and three years re-
spcctvely after date at the Commercial National
Bank or roanoke, Va, aud default having been
made In the payment o. the said note falling due
two years after the date thereof except us 10 the
sum OF $Ga5 paid on said note September a0th
lSf2, and OF S625 paid on saiG note September
25th, lS.s, and $@2 paid ON said note September
18th, 1872, and 1915 paid on said note October
9th, is'r2 and being required 20 to do bv tic sa1
beneficiary in said deed, shall ON FRIDAY,
JANUARY ETH, 1873. AT II O'CLOCK A. H.
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More Likely to ItInd RI.

WeclSwit-That ridiculous advice is
printed in the newspapers! Look at
this: Don't go into the water after a
hearty meal"
What is there ridiculous about
that?"
Weclswit-Well, you may go in the
water after hearty meal. but I go in
after q bath-Puck.
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What Ito Din.

Miss Gush-So your regiment was at
the first battle of Bull Run, colonel?
Col. Pecrse-lt was, miss.
Miss Gush-IIow thrillingl You must
tell me all about it. What did you do,
colonel, when you saw with dismay that
the day was lost?
Z Col. Fccrsc-What did do, miss?
Why, I-cr-cr-why, 1 did what the
bull Cid-.Judrc.
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Different Treatment.

Patient-As we have known each other
SO long, doctor, l do not intend to insult
you by paying your bill. But have
left you handsome legacy in my will
Physician-Very kind of you, am
sure. Allow me to look at that pre-
scription again; there is Il slight altera-
ton L should like to make in tn. Y.
Herald
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Thoughtful TraInnen.

Little Girl lin railway train)-Its
awful cold here. / wonder why they
don't have the cars heated?
Little Brothcr-I guess that's to save
the womcns the trouble of putin the
windows up.-Good News.
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GcoCraphicnI.

Teachcr-Do you know what n state
is?
Little Girl-Yes'm. Our house is in
one.
Tcacher-Yes?
Little Girl-That's cause mamma is
away on visit, an the new girl doesn't
know where to put things-Good News.
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Alexandria Fire Department.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 25.-The city
council OF Alexandria tonight adopted d
new codo of fire laws, and authorized
the purchase of horses and the employ
mont OF drivers for hose carriages.
Heretofore the steam engines and the
hook and ladder truck have boon drawn
by horses, but tho hose carriages have
been carried to fires by volunteer fire.
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TRUSTEES. SALES.


Oh OF, SAID cay, in front of tho court honsc In tho
NY ol Huanoke, Va. scll, by public auction, 10
inc nishcst hicdor the parcel o: land conveyed 10
;, ~" II, II, s.n dccd OF trust Ing and being in the
III, :; VI hoahoke nnn described rs follows:
IN, nnvSlnhinS AT point on 'hc south aide 81 Nor.
,S!k avenue 1888 Zee, cast OF HOLIDAY street
minnts Win toriok avenue south 6a degrees 50
south sostth 13 degrees 30 minutes west
d dfs1 rect Get, to point, thence north 3
ucsrces cast lls2 feet TO the beginning contain.
ing 100 square feet, more or less. and bcinT he
M W anH conveyed 70 the said r NJ starkcy, j
deed from T.; X Rice dated Scp.embcr 10Th isd5S
:, ih hlS There Will he required cash cnoncn
ho,dp ns at COST or executing this trust and the
uatnnco cue on said note after tciuctiuf, rrrdits
Us SHOWN above aud as to the sum OF $500 with
au. e: unefeon from September 10Th 1890 upon
crcuit untli september 10th, 1898 and tho mi
anee, II any, In two equal iustallncnts of twelve
a,H c'ghteen months respectively from date of
saic deferred payments to hear intcrcst SroD,
date OF sale and to he evidenced by the ncpotja.
olc notes oil the purchaser, secured by a deed nf
trn " upon the property. ROY i. SMITH,
NNS TruSlcp
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Forced to 1t.

Bunker-I have just been reading
Roman history, and it seems that the
Emperor Elagabalus used to dress up
as a woman.
IIill-What did he do that for?
Bunker-It is supposed that his wife
got in the habit of hanging up his
clothes in her Notwithstanding.
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No Antiques Tor Thrm.

Low old is your coat Of arms?''
asked Mrs. Dmling of Mrs. Frcshrox.
"Old?' replied Mrs. Frcshrox, with
some feeling. why, we had that coat
Of arms made to order. "-Boston Globe.
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Keeping His Memory Green.

Miss Enveygh-Can it be that tho
Widow Wonsommer has put aside her
weeds so soon?
Miss Gcllus-No, not entirely. She is
still wearing them several feet high
over her late husbands grave.-Brook-
lyn Life
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Kent Ills Word.

Miss Giddcy-Therc, that will do
You said if would give You one kiss
you wouldn't ask for any more.
Sliidds-Thats all right. I'm taking
these without asl:lnp.-Truth.
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To the Point.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is Your fathcrp
New Boy-Dead.
Schoolmaster-No, mol What was hep
New Boy-Buried
Schoolmaster-Nol Before that.
mean.
New Boy-Alive, sir. - Demorest's
Mapazine.
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A Disadvantage.

Uncle Tom-Arc you the teachers
pet, Resale?
Rosalie-Yes, sir; but 1 don't like it.;
cause when the teacher has to stay
after school she keeps me too for COM
pany.-IIarper's Young People.
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Every Man Ills Own uumor,st.

She-Why do you suppose Mr.. Temp
kins always wears such an amused
smile?
He-Well, he ought to. He has a
keen sense of the ridiculous and is very
sclf-conSciouS-
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T'RUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
- OF uust dated the 18th day of Novcmber
lS'o, executed to me Ivy George D. Bender and
on record in the clerks office OF the uusiinps
court Tor the city of Roanoke, Va. In decd book
no. oe, page :Oo, TO secure to Louis Obcrmyer the
payment OF the sum OF seven hundred and sixteen
dollars and sixty-siN cents (ST166,O evidenced by
one certain interest bearing negotiable note.
days from date, and three thousand four hundrcI
ana thirty'thrco dollars and thirty-fonr cer "a
tSal53SD evidenced by two certain Interests
Mncarng ncgotiablc notes for l,Tl66I each, dated
Years from date. Said notes executed by George
u. Bender in favor OF Louis Obcrmycr and hear
interest Mt the rate of six per cent per annum.
anu anu aeinuit having been made in the payment OF
.ald mole FOR Si,1l6G7 falling due two years from
INC date thereof, and being required So TO do by
INC snid beneficiary in said decd | shall on
MmREYpN IsSI 4, TIE S'rH DAY OF FEBRu.
front OF the courthouse in tho CITY of Roanoke
Va, sell by public auction to the highest bidder
the parcel OF land with the improvements there
on conveyed to me in said deed OF trust living
and being In the city of Roanoke, Va, and de-
scribcd as follows: $500 Wv
Bcginning at n point on the cast side OF Nelson
street. 20 feet north OF Robertson street thence
Win Nclson street north degrees cast % feet TO
point, thence south IS degrees east IS Get TO n
point, thence south degrees west - feet TO n
point, thence north IS degrees west % feet TO the
place or beginning, being lot No 1Sl in ward 3
according To tho map OF the lands OF the Roanoke
Lhnu anu Improvement Company,
IEhMS: There will be required cash enough to
pay all cost of executing this trust and TO nay
!ne past due and unpaid note for Sl,TlG.G7 with
The residue, II any, payable nj such time as the
SAID Geo ID BENDER shall prescribe and direct:
or, III case OF his failure to give such direction nj
tlme or sale, upon credit of one and two years
ana 10 be secured by n deed of trust upou the
property sold. WILLIAM ROI AND
Jus Trustee.