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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-16

RYNlRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ inc lst day OF January, 1880. and duly re-
corded In the clerks office OF the Hastings Court
for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed BOOK A.
page Us, whereby William Lunsford and Mamie
i. Lunsford, his wife, conveyed to Henry Gibson.
trustee the hereinafter described property to
secure to the Roanoke Construction and I'm,
pr0vcmenl Company, first, the payment OF the
william Lunsford in favor OF the Ronnokc Con.
struction and Improvement Company dated Jan
nary 1SO, payable three years after date with in
tcrest at the Citizens Bank, of Roanoke Va in
terest on said note being payable in semi annual
instruments; second, to secure to the said koa.
nokc Construction and Improvement Company
the payment OF the sum OF $50, evidenced by
three negotiable notes of William Lunsford in
FAVOR OF the Roanoke Construction and Improve
ment Company dated january l, 1870. for
S2S'.'S l-3 each, payable six, twelve and eighteen
months from date with interest Mt tho Citizens
Bank, OF Roanokc Va aud default having been
Deng instructed by tho holder OF said note /
snail by authority vested in me as substitute
trustee Tor Henry Gibson, deceased, the trustee
nan cd in the de d. offer for sale at public ion
to the highest bidder, at IL O'Clock m in front OF
FRIDAY, JANUARY l2Tii, 1891, ali that certain Mn,
lot or parcel of land in the city OF Ronnoke, Va,
bounded aud described rs follows to wit:
beginning feet from the northwest corner of
the lot upon which the Palace hotel is situated on
Railroad avenue, thence south y degrees Is
minutes west 100 feet to lot No. 81, thence alone
same north 81 degrees IS minutes west 30 feet n
lot No. -, thence along same north degrees n
minutes east 100 feet o!Itairoad avenue, thence
minutes east go fcct to the beginning, containing
900 square feet and being a part of what il
known AS lot No. IS in Fifth ward. according TO
INC map of Roanoke Land ard Improvement
Company: There is located on this lot n three.
ttOry brick store ROOM
TERMS: Cash snnlcicrt to pay tho cost of
executing this trust, including trustees commits
sion or legal per centun, and pay the past due
note OF Sl,10.OO with interest from August Isl
1873 To day OF sale protest fec, 81 2G. and taxes
for the years 1892 and 1S93 amounting to the sum
OF S2S2'l and insurance, s53 20, the residue, il
any, upon credit OF ono and two years from
cured by deed or trust upon said property,
HENRY NJ. DANIEL
IL tds. Substituted Trustee
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NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Flour dull,
weak. Winter wheat, low grades, go
245; patents, 3.4O@3 Minnesota
cloar, 2.5Ot92.90; patents, 3 sO@4.35;
low extras, 2.05@2.45 Southern flour
dull, weak; common to fair extra, 1908;
good to choice do, 3.lO@420. Wheat
dull, flrmer; No. red, store and elevator
674 @67H, ahoat u; options advanced
= @ sl;.closed steady with a light trade;
Deccm Der, G714. Corn dull, firm; No. 2,
4oA elevator, 46@461 afoat; steam
mixed 44@44N; options very dull, &c
up, closing steady; December, 44H;
January, 44M; February, AJAX.
Oats dull, firmer; No. 2 white, Janu-
airy, 351G; spot No. 3. 33A@33s6; No. 2
white, IS; mixed Western, 34M35; white
do, 5000. Hay tair demand, steady;
good to choice, 10000. Wool unsettled;
domestic fleece, 2O@25; pulled, l6@25.
Beet dull, nominal; beef hams dun at
800 1925; tierced beef quiet, firm; city
extra India mess, 1920. Cut meats
steady, dull; picked bellies. 81;
shoulders, s@64; hams, 6@91d; middles
nominal.
Lard quiet, lower; Western steam
closed, $40 nominal; city, IT'S; option
sales none; refined quiet, easy; CONT
"S"'i o'oSi oOuOH S.S0, COM
pound, OK. Pork quiet, steady; mess,
IS. 0o@l550. Butter quiet, less firm.
State dairy. 1926; creamery, 22@27;
Western dairy, 1902; creamery. 2O@
2sh; Elgins, 2sl. Cotton seed oil
firm, quiet; crude, 2sM; yellow, "a.
Petroleum quiet; refined nominal Rosin
quiet, steady. Turpentine dull, steady.
Rice fairly active, firm; domestic fair to
extra, 3%@5%; Japan, 4s6@4%.
Molasses, foreign nominal. New Or
leans opon kettle, good to choice. 300
3S; limited demand, steady. Peanuts
quiet; fancy andpicked, 1904. Coffee
options steady, unchanged to Is up;
December, Ills; March, 1925; May,
l5.7o@ 1878, July, 1875; September,
15.l5@ 1905; spot dull, steady; No. Z,
isA@lsss. Sugar, raw dull, steady;
fair refining, 2%; refined steady, fair
demand; off a, 3N@4 3-16; standard
a, 4 a-l6@49s; cut loaf, sos 3-1s;
crushed, Sos BIG; graduated, 3-lG
Ge4G. Freights to Liverpool quiet;
firm; cotton by steamer, 5-32d; grain by
steamer I'D
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4 trustees SALE-BY VIRTUE OF GER
tain deed of trust executed on the first day OF
May, le'l and recorded in tho clerks office of
the city of Roanoke in deed book g. pape 1S2
from w. j. and l.. Blair DR., to the UNDERSIGNED
trustees FOR the purpose of securing to the Old
dominion building and Loan Associations of
hichmond, Va, the payment OF tho cum of
twenty live hundred dollars, (S25OU TO become
due In monthly instalments of Sl2 50 each and
default having been made by the said erantors in
the payment of the said monthly instalmcuts
and being required 40 to do by the board of III
rcctors OF the Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association, viii, on the premises ON fTIE
2?ND DAY OF DECEMBER, 1893 AT 3 - NJ
o'cr Tor sale at public auction to tho highest bid
der the following described real estate situated
IN the city of Roanoke, Va and described az fol
lows: " '
beginning AT point on the south side OF John
Park street Tor Fifth street e W. thence with
John street north So degrees west so feet TO n
point, thence south degrees west 1870 feet IN M,
alley, thence with said alley south 81 degrees east
~ icct to point, thence north degrees cast 1:al
rect 10 John street, the place OF beginning and
known as lot No. S, in section 4, rs shown by the
map of the Lewis addition to the city of Ron.
Hoke, Va " ~
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for sum sufficient TO
pay the costs and expenses of this sale and the
sum OF $500, being the sum in default to SAID ne.
ISOLATION, and the residue in monthly install.
mcnis OF Si2.50 each, until such time M the sum
payable to said association is paid Off under tho
terms OF said decd of trust, and any residue unOn
q credit OF one and two years from said date the
purchaser TO execute deed OF trust upon said
property to secure the deferred payments.
LUCIAN ii. COOKE,
y tbs j. w. SHIELDS, JR., trustees.
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GoopMahASs
Ss!sa;EEgALTH
iNGRowlNG TOE NAIL.
A Physicians Simple Plan For EGeoti
Speedy and Complete Cure.


In the opinion of Dr. j. A.. Baton. as ex-
pressed in II medical journal, "ingrowne
toe nail" is simply II mass of granulated
tissue springing from u sore at the margin
of the nail, the nail itself being in IT'S nor
NAL position. and he suggests the follow
ing cure:
Dust over the examinations ut tho bottom
Of the assure with aristol or iodfiform. and
on top of this put a small piece of lint or
cotton. Take piece of rubber bundage
one-half inch wide and l2 to IA inches long,
and If 1T is the inside of the toe that is affect
Cd carry the bandage over the nail toward
the inflamed structure. This, as you will
observe, will have u tendency to carry this
mass away from the nail.
Beginning Mt the extreme end of the toe,
carry the bandage back with such pressure
as the patient can comfortably stand until
the whole area of inflammation is included.
Fasten 1t by means of II light gum band or
tapes fastened to the end of the bnndage.
The patient is then able to wear his shoe
and attend to his ordinary duties The
bandage Gun be removed Mt night and reap
piled by the patient if desirable the first
thing in the morning. In few days the
mass will have disappeared. and com
plete cure can be affected in brief period.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
tain decd of trust executed on tho 10Th day
OF April 1890, and recorded in tho clerks ollce OF
the city or Roanoke iii deed book r. page 45l
from W. >. Holden and wife to Tin UNDERSIGNED
trustees for the purpose OF securing to Nthe L I'd
Dominion Building and Loan ASSOCIATION. OF
Richmond, Va. the payment of the sum OF ono
thousand dollars (Sl,000). to become due in
monthly installmcnts OF 81 each, and default
having been made by the said grantor In the pay
ment OF the said monthly instalments and being
required so to do by the board of directors OF ihc
Old Dominion Building and Loan Association
VIC VIII: on the premises, ON THE 2aD DAY OF
DEcEMBER, 1873, AT IL a. NJ. oircr FOR sale a,
puhlic auction 10 the highest bidder the follow.
M desert 1cd property, situated in the CITY oil
Roanoke. and BOUNDED ~ follows:
certain lot or parcel OF land situated In tho
city OF Hoanotc, and designated a. lot No B. sec.
lion Is, of the Lewis Addition To tho city OF Roa.
nokc ' " WA
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for a sum sufficient, IN
pay INC costs and expenses OF this sale and the
sum OF one hundred and thirty-threc dollars
(?i'3l, being the sum in default to said associa.
tloh, ana the residue in monthly installmcnts OF
81, cach' until such time ~ the sum PAYABLE to
said association is paid or under the terms OF
said deco OF trust, and any residue upon n credit
or one ana two years from said date, the pur.
chaser to execute deed OF trust upon said prop
erty TO secure the deferred payments f
LUCIAN ii. COOKE,
" II ids J. w. SHIELDS. JR. trustees.
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InueTEE,s SAFELY VIRTUE OF A DEED

/ Ru>T TEES SAl.E-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
- 81 lrust dated July &, 1871, and recorded in
city or Ronnokc, Va, in deed book o. page i3I.
from \. Il koncr and wife aud w r Baker
and wiic 10 the undersigned trustee. default
nhvlrS been made IL the terms thereof and
being required 50 10 do by the beneficiary therein
secured. | will, ON THE 2ND DAY or
JANCAiN, lSii, AT II O'CLOCK \. NJ, ON the
PREMISE, IN the city OF Roanoke, Va ofYcr for
SAFE INC Ioiowits described parcel OF lana with
the improvements thereon. consisting OF n lafec
double dwelling house: ''s
bcsinhing ut corner 10 the property formerly
owned by Geo. ]. layloc OH the north side ~
salem avenue, thence north I'M feet to An alley
thence east with said alley 80 feet TO the lot of 3
r. van Miller, thence with Van Miller's linz
south li9H feet TO Salem avenue west So feet 70
the beginning. "
iEhMS OF SALE: Cash rs to the costs of
sale and the sum of Sl,6Ii.i6, due and payahle on
gay oil sale under terms OF said deed: ana as to
inc sum or ',VSo92 upon credit to become due
IL, IN monthly instruments OF S92.gs each without
interest, on the fourth Moaday In January lSl4
and each succeeding month thereafter. and the
residue, II any, upon a credit OF one and two
years with interest, deferred payments 10 be
secured oy deed OF trust upon said property
~ ne, WM F. WINCH. Trustee
NorE-Ihc above sale Is made at the risk OF
W. T. Baker on account OF his NONCOMPLIANCE
WIN inc terms OF former sale made under -did
ueed or trust, at which he became the purchaser
OF SAID property WIN. +. WINCH, Trustee
~ ids.
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1913 ids.
Z, RUsTEEs sALE.-BY VIRTUE GER.

'RUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
tain deed of trust, dated the 18th day OF Sen.
temner, ls90 and recorded in the clerks Office OF
the iiustings Court for the city OF Roanoke in
decd book IS, page "a, whereby Geo. T. Moore
conveyed the property hereinafter described TO
the undersigned trustee in trust to secure tho
Oak Ridge Land Company the payment OF the
sum OF ono hundred and sixty six and GG-100
dollars {Sl66GG) evidenced by two interest hear
ing negotiable notes for eighty-ihrcc and s3lOO
doliars (SS3H3), each OF even date with said deed
ana payable insonc and two years from dntc
Default having been made in the payment OF the
note Last falling due, and being required so TO do
by the beneficiary in said deed, | WILL ON WE'D
NESDAY. THE 20TH DAY OF DECEMBER
iSE3, AT 1910 r. NJ at the front door of nc court,
house in the city of Roanoke, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder the following
described property, situated in the city OF Roa,
Rokc, Va: ~
Lot No o, section 10, as shown by the man of
the Oak Ridge Land Company, row on file i'm the
clerks office of the city OF Roanoke
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to nav the
costs OF sale and the sum of eighty-thrcc and
33-lW dollars (SS3.33) and the balance il any
payable in ono and two years from the day OF
sale with interest from said date, deferred pny-
inents to be evidenced by the notes OF the pur-
chaser and secured by decd of trust on The
premises conveyed. LUCtEN ii. COOKE,
Noto.-Thc above property has been sold by
Geo; 1. Moore and the payments assumed by his
vcndee. ~ ,G ,ds
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'1'RUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
tain deed OF trust executed on the LIST day of
February, 1893, and recorded in the clerks on,cn
or the city OF Roanoke I'm deed book Sc mace 167
from X. Ingram and E. Il. Landing to Inc under
signed trustee. for the purpose OF securing 10
Ella H Anderson the payment of the sum OF four
hundred and nifty dollars (S45D, evidenced hy
three certain interest bearing, negotiable notes
OF even date herewith. the first for the sum OF
OF April, 1873, the second for one hundred and
thirty four and 251l0 dollars, payable six months
after date, and the third for two hundred and
twenty i've dollars, payable twelve months after
ohtc, all OF said notes payable ut the First Nh
tional Bank of Roanoke, Va. And default hayin.
Decn made In payment of second OF said notcs
ana heing instructed so TO do by holder Of snd
note shali oirer for sale at public auction To the
highest bidder, AT II O'CLOCK Nj, In front OF
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9TH. 1891. ali that cor
tain lot or parcel OF land in the CITY OF Roanokc
va, bounded and described NJ follows to.wit:
beginning Mt point on the south side of Sec
ond avenue northwest, 30 feet west OF EIGHTH
street thence in n southerly direction l3O fcrt 10
III alley, thence with said alley in n westerly III
rcction % feet 10 point, thence in II northcrly
ulreclioh l3o Iect to Second avenue thence in an
castcrly direction with Second avenue 10 feet To
bnc place or beginn Dg, being lot No :, section
81 OF the Rogers Fairfax and Houston addition
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient 70 my coat
OF sale aud the sum Of Si3i25 with interest from
the lst day OF February iS,3 S225 with one ycar'a
interest on the lat day OF February lSlI and The
residue on credit OF twelve months from date
or sale, the purchaser to execute a deed OF trnst
on sad property to secure deferred payments
2Stds j. +. WINGFIELD, Trustee
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TRUSTEES, SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.-WHEREAS A CEKTAIN
deed OF trust was executed by Bette G.. Levy
ana D. Is Levy, her husband, to George G.. saw
March llth, 1898, and of record in the Hnstinps
Court for the city OF Roanoke In deed book 81.
page A. to secure the performance OF certain con,
ditlons and payments specified in o certain bond
executed by the said Bette G. Levy and j. n.
Levy, ner husband, OF even date with said deed.
Tor the payment or $4,000 to the Atlantic Saving
10 accordance with their articles OF association
and whereas. by their articles OF association
under whlch SAID loan or advancement was made
and to secure which the said bond ar deed nj
trust were executed, II Is provided for the repay
ment, In certain manner and upon certain tcrms.
aggregating the sum or $5i monthly, until the
whole sum, with interest, premium and ali other
charges which may accrue by reason OF the term.
trust executed In pursuance thereof, are paid and
complied with. And whereas the said George
G. Sawyer, trustee, b" resigned said trust and
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PHOTOGRAPH FRAME IN ENAMEL EFFECT.

PHOTOGRAPH FRAME IN ENAMEL EFFECT.
black. Gold in small quantities is used to
complete the design, and in many instances
the white enamel is lightly touched in
places with delicate color
The same effect can be nicely reproduced
III water cO!orS on white wood, unUlazed
terra Gotta or thin metal Black and white
water colors can be painted as finely as any
black and white cnamcls. The half tones
in the white do not show when it is first ap-
piled, but they must be carefully allowed
for as the design is being painted, and it
must be remembered that where the white
Is thinly laid OH it will, when finished, as
sumo Il very delicate transparent blue-rray
hue and where thickly laid on show pure
Opaque color. The effect of the gold can be
seen at once.
The best coors to use are lampblack
Chinese white and gold The whole work
must first of all be carefully covered all
over with two or three coats of the black
until it lies quite evenly all over. If the
piece being worked is Of an awkward shane
to hold, one part of it may be quite finished
first, and if any part is greasy or will not
take the black well it is best to wash it
with little oXgall and water
When the black is quite dry, the pattern
can be drawn directly on it with white, if
can be sketched in pencil or traced bv
means of transfer paper. The white should
be put on with II firm touch, and in the
proper direction, us well as in the proper
thickness. 1t should be thin at first and
thickcned in the proper places by success
i've coats, and it will not bear q second coat
till the first is dry.
When the white is done, the gold is laid
on. being used sparingly and mostly on the
black. When the gold is put on, the work
should be very carefully examined, espe-
cially the black groundwork, and any
marks of pencil or other stains painted over
again.
Copal varnish can now be put over all
with soft brush, quickly and as thin as
possible. The first coat will nearly all sink
into the wood, and when it is dry second
coat will begin to show the beauty of the
work; n third coat is. however. almost al
ways advisable.
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Tho Palette of Crimson Amarylll..

The brilliantly beautiful amaryllis de
serves it's popularity in decorative work.
For its deep crimson will be required mad
der lake, vermilion, little ocher and black
for the general tone, with burnt sienna and
bone brown in the shadows. a little cobalt
may be needed in the half tints.
In order to get the brllliancy of the flower
you must glaze with pure madden lake
after the first painting is perfectly dry; into
this glaze paint the high lights and deeper
accents of shadow. Ingalls, Art Magazine,
which advises this palette, says: We often
use carmine paste in decorative painting
for flowers requiring great brilliancy in the
coloring. This is not considered very re-
liable color, but it answers the purpose adj
mirdbly, and when used with other colors
seems to retain its brightness perfectly
even when exposed to a strong light.
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Notice.

The trustee of the late firm OF X. g.
5. will offer, on Tuesday next, the 18th
of December, in tho storeroom formerly
occupied by the Merchants Cafe, mex
TO the Commercial Bank, on Jefferson
street, their entire line of domestic and
imported woolens, cheviots, worsteds
and cassimer suitings. pants and over
coatlngs at public auction. Said stock
will be on inspection to the public on
Friday at 10 o'clock q. M and will con-
t'nue to be so until time of sale. The
public is generally and cordially invited
TO attend the sale and also inspect
before sale the finest line Of merchant
tailor suitings in Virginia. The trustee
has made special arrangements with
the tailors and cutters of the late firm
by which the purchasers OF said goods
can have them made up at very low
prices.
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NAMA T,EuRSI
SOMETHING NEW.

ornnmcntinS Jewel Foxes, Gard Cases,
photograph Frames, of white Wood.
picturesque enamel is just now very
much the thing in decorative art There is
very attractive form Of French work on
metals III which the decorative effect is pro-
duccd chiefly by the use OF Il srmitransp:ir-
ent white enamel sEillfuily laid in varying
thlckpesses on very dark ground. usually
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RusTEE's sALE-By VIRTUE crr

{ RtSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A GER.
tain deed OF trust executed OH the 15th dav
or December, 1890, and recorded in the clerks
onice OF the City or Roanoke in deed honk sc
page us from w. j. and l.. Blair Jr TO the nm
uerslyned trustees for the purpose OF securing to
INC GA dominion Building and Loan Association
OF Richmond, Va the payment OF tho sum OF ii Y
Thousand, bye hundred dollars (S6,5O co.. To he
come que III monthly installments OF sim 30
cach, ana default having been made bv the s,iJ
sran'ors III inc payment OF the said monthly i'm
staiImcnts: ana being required to do 80 by tho
poaru OF directors OF the Old dominion Builinr
and Loan Association, we will on the nro,nI.nsS
On TIE 22D DAY OF De- EMBER iSo3 "A;
ll:50 A. W. orcr for sale to the highest bidder a,
PUBIC auction the following described real - .
tate situated IN the City or Roanoke and bounded
follows '' 'V"""V"
Beginning at point on tho south side of Day
street l6o Icet east of Henry street. thence in II
son,hcriy direction 100 feet to tho middle of A
tWcNc-ioot alley, thence in an castcrly direction
WIN inc middle OF said alley 80 feet to a point
thchcc IN northcrly direction 80 feet TO Day
s.rcct' thence IN u westerly direction with Day
street ~ rect to the place of begicning
ERMS OF SALE: Cash for II sum sufficient
10 pay the cost and expenses OF this sale and the
sum OF twcnty.thrce hundred. forty tx and 50.
iu9 aoliars (s?ab5O), being the sum in default 10
salu association. and the residue in monthly III
stalments OF $1,000 each. until such time Ms
the sum payable 10 said association Is paid or
uhlcr the terms OF said deed OF trust, and any
residue upon credit OF one and two years from
uatc, the purchaser TO execute a deed OF trust
upon said property TO secure the deferred pay
mcnts. '
n@.d. NV. sMI Fl 6So Jk.. Trustee.
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I hUSIEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trFst dated the 1llh dav o, Ssutemher
lS'o aud recorded in the clerks otHce ~ tbn
hustings Court OF the city CT RoauoKc IN decd
BOOK ~, page II, executed to me nv james "a
smith 10 secure to the Roanoke Construction and
lmProvement Company the payment OF the sum
OF SV'U' evidenced by the three negotiable notes
OF even date with said deed, each in the ann Of
stn, made by the said James E. Smith payable
70 saiu. ROANOKE Construction and Improvement
company or order. in one. two and three years
respectively from date at the Citiz ems Rank OF
hoanoke. with interest from date and default
having been made in the payment OF the two
notes railing due respectively one and :wo wears
AFTER date, aud bcing requested 80 to do by the
uoUct or INC said notes, | shall On THE 2D
DAl of JANUARY, 1894, Mt II O'Clock NJ in
lroht OF INC corrt-hou use in the city OF Roanoke
SeIi ht puolic auction to the highest bidder the,
iot or parcel OF land conveyed to me In said deed
Oh tr ST. lying and being i'm the city OF ESoonoSe
~ said iced of trust "a follow:
peEinnipS at the southwest corner of Wheat
anG alley streets, thence with the south side az
Nalcy street west ~ feet to a point on same
tuchcc south l5) feet To n point thence east 4.
icct 70 w heat street, thence with Wheat sfrcet
north l5O feet to the beginning rrscryinr 10 fcet
10 tne rear thereof for tho purpose of an alley
lEhMS' There will required /. cash
SsuouSn 10 pay the costs of executing this trust
iuc,, II. trustees commissions OF 5 per cent
anu 10 pay The shid two OF S:}3 each past
uuc ana unpaid, with interest thereon from the
llth day of September, 1880 and tho balance. II
any III TWO equal payments. payable In ono and
sMo years respectively from day of sale de-
lerrcu payments to bear interest and To ne cvi
ucnccu ny purchasers negotiable notes secured
upon tho property by deed OF trust
iS-e'os ROY H. SMITH. Trustee