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WELL SETTLED.
, That Was hniabIy DIsposed of

A Case That Was AmiabIy Disposed of
Out of Court.
Uncle John Berry was an eccentric
man with large amount of common
sense; Two Of his townsmen, who had
been lifelong friends, had.a falling out
Abram Green was going to sue Bcnja-
min Brown, while Brown threatened to
bring n counter suit against Green, and
the prospect was good for long string
of lawsuits. At this point friends in
terfered and persuaded the two men to
leave the matter to Uncle John Berry.
The old man consented to act as Judge
on two conditions Neither of the dis
putants should employ lawyer, and
they should promise to abide by his de-
cision.
To this they agreed, and Uncle John
drew up bond which they signed,
agreeing to pay him two hundred dol
lars if they did not abide by his judg-
ment.
After the papers were duly executed
Uncle John took the contestants into 4
room from which every one else was en-
cluded, and, seating himself at the end
of table, told Green to sit at his right,
fgaeSing Brown, who sat on the opposite
side OF the table.
Then he had Blown tell his story. If
Green tried to interrupt him he was
made to keep still. When Mr.. Brown
was done Mr.. Green told his story,
while Brown in turn was obliged to re-
main silent.
'Have either of you anything more to
say?" asked the referee. Neither of
them spoke.
Uncle John was silent for minute.
Then he held out hand to each and
said:
my decision is that each of you pay
me fifty cents and go home-fifty cents
apiece, go home and say nothing more
about this business"
They both began to expostulate. That
was no way to settle the matter,
they declared. They wanted to know
which was right.
But Uncle John was firm
"NIy decision is" he repeated, "that
each of you pay me fifty cents, go home
and say nothing more about it, or else
pay me two hundred dollars. have
your bond for that amount, and know
that you are good for it,
They paid the fifty cents, went home
and ever after were good friends
Youths Companion.
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Tausrnns. sALRs.

The 10Th DAY OF APRIL, 1898, AT 1e
ySCLVCh NJ, to the highest bidder the property
uc5crlDed In the said deed as follows:
Heglnnlng at point on the northeast corner
oI rlnc and Border streets, thence with Pine
s t north entyhrec t78) degrees fftyeight
Sa n III east three hundred and fiftYtwo
anu siAMh.hs (S526) feet to the line of the prop
esty owned by the Belmont Land COMPANY.
tnencc with the said Belmont Land CompanySs
nut, hortn Elk Gl degrees, west one hundred and
siXty-iour and nine-tenths Q649) feet TO an
aMey, thence with said alley south seyenty.threc
S,ol Iegfees nlty-eight t5S) minutes west three
hunared and nineteen and six-tenths CS.aGI
hiteen Q5) degrees fftcen-ninc (59) minutes west
ono hundred and seventy Q70) feet to the BEGIN.
ing, containing ffty-seven thous and ono hundred
ana thirty-scven (b7,13O square feet moro or
less, and known as lotsS, ., 10, II, l2 10 and IL
section seven ~ on, plan OF Roanoke Land and
provcmcDts thereon "''i' ''''
=, erns OF sale {as elected and determined nv
thc Roanoke Land and Improvement (omnenv
by virturc oil the said decd OF trust) as follows.
tor cash as to so much of the proceeds ms NAV
uc Lecessary 10 defray the expenses of executing
inns trust, including n trustees commission of
hvc per cent and to pay or ard discharrc the
hoanoke Land and Improvement Company as
neieinoefore set forth, and rs 10 the sum OF
Sol2oO with interest thereon from Scntcmber
II, lS;':, the same shall be made payable on the
lin uay OF september, 1898, and the residue il
any, snail be made payable in two equal annual
iistalinents from date of sale, with interest from
uatc OF sale, al deeri cd payments to be properly
secured by deed OF trust upon the propertv sod
mn, JOSEPH /. DORIAN, trustee
1he property above has been sold by the
grantors above and the pAyme.ts assumed bv
their vcndees. q OF "a AZ
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RYVIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST, DATED
- ,December u, 1872, and recorded in the office
OF the clerk of the Hastings Court of Roanoke
CITY, VA, executed to me by George w. Abel
ana d. ii. Fisher, in trcst TO secure to d. G. Moo.
NAV the payment OF the sum OF S13121l evil
denced ny non,interest bearing negotiable notes
da,ed March 81, 1891, and default having been
MADE In the payment OF three OF the said notes,
and having been requested so TO dc by the bcue.
leiary IN the said deed OF trust viii on Fri.
sale at public auction to the highest bidder, in
front OF the courthouse, of Roanoke Va the FOL
loving Ng described lot of land lying in the city of
ROANOKE, va bounded and described as follows:
=, !negnniiig at point on the north side OF West
Gliner street 275 feet east OF Thirteenth street,
thence north degrees 50 minutes cast 1870 feet to
an ley, thence with same south IS degrees 30
minutes cast % feet to n point thence sontb d
degrees 30 minutes west $50 feet to West Gilmer
street thence along same north Is degrees 80
minutes west 20 feet TO the place of beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray rhe expenses
OF executing this trust, including a trustees com
mission OF per cent, and to pay or the past due
notes ss follows: Two notes each of the sum of
SD payable q and "a months from their date, and
one note i'll the sum OF $50 53, which becomes due
II months from date, together with the interest
OF cach from the date OF its maturity until the
day OF sale; As TO the sum of S915SO tho same
VIII be mace pay iblc as follows: FIfty-six notes
each in tho sum of $li payable monthly, the first
or which 10 become due and payable On the Both
day OF April, 1893, and one each month thereafter
until all are PAID and one note in the sum of
SlSO3 to become due and payable 81 months from
he day OF sale; and one note in the sum of
S23.0i is payable on the 3ist day OF September,
1893, and the following notes arc payable every
consecutive six months thereafter until all are
paid: one note In the sum of 5000; one note Ia
the sum of s179I; one note for S15.4s; one note
for Sl293 one note for sl0.41; one note for 81 So
one ,hoh note lot S33; one note for 1898, all Of
est bearing negotiable note OF. the purchaser and
are 10 10 secured th 6y deed Of trust on the prop
er S0r 'ns GSSan ro # any payable in six
32J tbs w. Ii. MOOMAW, Trustee
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THE coarse winter fare makes the
blood thick and impure. Strother's
Ioduretted Sarsaparilla will purify 1t.
SOC bottle. Your druggist has it.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Scertnin decree entered at the March term, 1898.
the chancery cause of the Grocer Iron Company
against the Roanoke Rolling Mill Company and
appointed in said decree, will, will on TBE isTH
DAf OF MAY, 1893, oner for sale at public auc-
ai i AZ inc front door OF the courthouse OF the
city OF Roanoke the following described real and
personal property:
First A certain parcel of land situated in the
city OF Roanoke and described az folio vs.:
Beginning at point in the northern right of
way line OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Nichoias street. thence south - degrees west
l9l feet TO point thence in curved line with
a radius OF IA? feet for distance of 10 feet to
point, thence In straight line north degrees
IS minutes west i01 Get TO the property line OF
the Roanokc Stock Yards Company, thence with
feet to point in the westerly right o. way line
OF the Shenandoah Valley railroad leading 10 the
Grocer Furnace, thence with tho same in a
TAI &C OF $40 feet TO point, thence south Is de-
gFccs cast AS feet to the beginning, containing
2lW acres, more or lcsa, together with all the
appurtenances thereto belonging.
Upon this land is located q rolling mill re-
Gently operated by the Roanoke Rolling Mill
company, together with its machinery and II K
lures.
Second. The franchise of the above named
phny, see acts of assembly extra session, 1857,
page 81, and the following personal property:
I50 tons OF old rails
ECO tons of muck bar.
stO tons OF pig iron.
~ IONS OF NO. scrap.
lltons OF merchant iron.
10OO0 Mt. Savage fire brick.
s0rolls.
The above amounts arrived at by careful
estimation and not by fctual weight and count
ana arc believed to be substantially accurate.
In making the sale OF the above described real
ana personal property the commissioners will
nrst CHER for sale the franchise OF the Rolling
Mill Company and the personal property and
Immediately thereafter will offer for sale tt
real estate, including the buildings, machinery
and fixtures.
And thcreupon shall offer for sal, the said
irahchisc, per. ona and real estate. with its be.
iouglngs az whole. starting said second salc ut
the combined bids of the separate salcs.
1EhMS OF SALE: One fifth cash and the
residue in equal annual instalments of one, two.
thrcc ana four years from day OF sale, with in
tercst from said date, with power to the pur.
chascrs to anticipate either all OF the deferred
paynants, and will receive from the purchasers
bonds with good personal security, with waiver
OF homestead exemption for the defer d pay
ments. The title to the real estate will be re-
taihcd until all the purchase money is fully paid
l.. II. COOKE,
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON,
w. A GLASGOW JR
w. w. BERKELEY,
=, - Special Commissioners
n INC iinstings Court of the city of Roanoke,
!, ., ;. brooke, clerk OF said court do hereby
certify that bond has been given in the above
mentioned cause, as required by the decree OF
sue. ). S. BROOKE, clerk.
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Ky VlRFUE OF A DEED OF TRU ST DATED
~ the ?ist day of March, 1891, and OF record in
the clerk office OF the corporation court for tc
city OF Roanoke, Va. In deed book til page NJ
executed by II. V. Bumgardner to the under
slsheu trustee 10 secure to Thomas W. Miller the
payment or the sum of 81 800 In two equal annual
instalments, with interest from date as cvc cnced
bearing even date with said deed, each in tho
sum or $3.50. made by the said u. " Bumgardner
payable to the said Thomas w. Miller or order
IN ono ana TWO years respectively after date at
the commercial National Bank CT Roanoke, va.
ana default having occurred in the payment OF
tnc iast uue or said notes, and Mt the request of
the holder thereof, / will, ON SATURDAY. TILE
IN 'front.' OF the courthouse, in the city of Roam.
okc va, proceed TO sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, all those certain lots on parcels of
land In the city of Roanoke, State of Virginia
anu bounded and described as follows to wifi:
Beginning at the southeast corner of Orange
avenue and Thirteenth street, thence with Orange
avenue south 10 degrees OF minutes 20 seconds
cast 2o2 rect to point thence south Is idcgrecs
% minutes Az seconds west 210 feet TO an aljev
thence With said alley north e degrees OF Minute
- seconds west 202 feet to thirteenth street.
thence with Thirteenth stree! north ID degrees is
minute, 10 seconds cast 2l0 feet TO the 0loco of
beginning, anu designated on the Mclro So Land
company may OF the Melrose addition to the
city o. Roanoke as lots Nos. !, p 3 and g. In sec
ton 90. y 80 So
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost Of
executing this trust and to pay the said past due
note OF S95c, and interest, and rs to the residue
If any there be. the same shall be PAYABLE in one
ana two years from da.e or sale in equal install.
ments, with interest from date of sale and secured
by deed of trust. ROY r.. SMITH
41ltds Trustee
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PY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST

by VIRTUE OF "A DEED OF TRUST
~ dated September 18th, 1850, and recorded in
the clerks Office OF the county court OF
Roanoke county in deed book 3, page
4l3 executed to me. the undersigned trustee, BY
William Nj. johnson, to secure unto the Glade
Land Company the payment OF the sum OF SEQ
as evidedced by fiftcen notes or so each with
Interest thereon from date. being September 18Th
1870, and default having been made in the pay
mcnt OF thirteen OF the said notes. and having
been reque stcd to do so by the beneficiary In
said deed of trmst. will on SATURDAY.
THE 10Th DAY OF APRIL, 1873, All
~ O'CLOCK, p. NJ, offer fors sale at
public auction TO the highest bidder in
front OF the olice of w. 4. pedgo Il Co., in
the town OF Vinton, the following lot OF land
known as lot No. 8 In block No II as shown on
the map of the Glade Land Company, which
land lies in the county OF Roanoke, state OF
Virginia, a portion OF which Il in the CORPORA.
tion limits OF the town OF Vinton.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dcfray the expenses
of executing said trust, including trustees
commission OF 5 per cent, and to discharge the
whois OF said notes due and unpaid. Balance, II
any, IN one and two years from date
y ~ tbs. GEO. $. JACK, trustee
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Nh well as thorough sportsman, and
|tf at once grasped my point and sub
|# Baird, be it known, was u warm adj
B,sircr of the undauntcd gladiator and
yygbn-heartcd man of men, John T. sAlli-
I'm. When the king OF fighters, broKtnn
|sPwn in health and q Wreck of his
II Srner self, went down before the
Abuthful and the lucky Corbett, Baird
Mas deeply chagrined. Not that he
Erred jot for the money he had lost
IJh Sullivan, which was in the ncighbor-
'Sood of ten thousand pounds, but he
nit grieved that SO grand Il man as
lnllivan should be caught in his pugi-
lNstic old age by z shrewd manager and
|BEo less cunning fighter, just as the aged
End infirm king of the forest, the MI
sEHidian lion, is shared and set upon by
.Ene inferior beasts of the jungle.
a Even after the defeat of Sullivan
|quire abingdon was Continually after
sssig to do battle with his conqueror lie
believed that 1 could whip him, and
afas never satisfied until l had made
Hvertures for match. When that
patch was finally consummated Baird
avas the happiest man alive.
8 The real, genuine friendship and re-
3pect Squire Abingdon had for John L.
Sullivan were shown at st. Louis few
svecks ago when "sully" and patched
ZIP our differences and made up. Baird
aSas, as rule. undemonstrative and
possessed superb self-control. When,
however, Sullivan and I vailed down.
hand in hand, to the fo6tiights he gave
Sway to the most joyous applause and
fed the cheering which followed. When
Sullivan spoke in terms of eulogy of
your humble servant and wished him
success in the coming contest Baird
could hardly contain himself any long
Ter, and rushed to shake John L. by the
Ihand heartily, right then and there,
lian's speechmaking.
Now final word regarding my $40, COO
deposit already up to fight Corbett.
Some people, the facetious Mr.. Corbett
among them, affect to believe that the
relatives of my dead friend will claim
that $4,000 when the estate is settled
up. That idea is corker The estate
OF George Alexander Baird is worth
anywhere from SIS, 900, coo up, and s1o,-
600 is mere bagatelle in comparison.
Baird's relatives would not disgrace his
memory by suing for such paltry sum.
Besides, it would do them no good if
they did. George Alexander Baird gave
me that $4,000 to place on myself, the
understanding being that in case de-
fcated Corbett was to have the SEQ. 600
80 la, loo 4 L So
600 purse, or whatever purse should be
offered for the contest. No, there is no
fear of the match not going on for any
lack of side bets.
1t is with extreme regret that leave
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OFADEED
= -, OF trust executed to me by Cyrus Lair and
r H. II: hmdred, Jr, dated December l. 1890 and
Tecorded IN the clerks Office OF the Hustipgs
Court OF Roanoke, Virginia, IN decd book No 81.
pare il6. etc, and to secure TO the Virginia Real
the snm OF wv. nty.four hundred and fl!fy Collars
S23dS) in eighty tsY instaments OF thirty
nfty dol ars $50, payable on the frs. 6ay of the
sslghty-onc (Sll mouths respectively next succeed.
~ INC date OF said deed, with Interest thereon
AZ INC f9tc OF per cent. per annum from said
date evidenced by eighty lSu) certain negotiable
nso,Ss, dated December l. $780, for thirty doilars
tSol months next succe cding the date OF said
led OF trust, and Ole note f.r fifty dollars $50
respectively, with interest as aforesaid. and de-
iauit having been made In the payment of the
tWenIty,fourih (2ith) twentyfifth (55th), twenty.
instruments and notes, and having been REQUIRED
so to 40 by the beneficiary in said deed OF trust,
shall oHer for sale 20 tho hie heat bidder bv
public auction, in Roanoke, VirSinia. on SAITH.
~ DA1, APRIL 18TH 1853, AT II O'CLOCK NJ,
IN front OF he Hastings Courthouse in eaid city
III snt certain lot or parcel OF land in the city Of
Roanoke, state of Virginia, designated and de-
scribed az follows. towi::
Deginning at point on tho south side OF Tnzc
Street. thctcc south i've degrees and nine
t co. y? we, west orc hundred and thirty-nine and
utnIrtJ Two hnndrcdths Obs 3}) feet to an alley
thence with said alley south seventh four de-
grccs ana fifteen minutes (Ti7 $50 west thirty one
an, ana Elk tenths (siG) feet to point on same,
thence north fourteen minutes (0o $50 cast one
hundred and thirty 1--WE and thirty eight hun
dretths d35.3s) feet TO Tazewc,l street, thence
aaa2ewcll street north scventy-four degrees and
fifteen minutes (1io 15) east forty.four GN feet
to the place OF beginning, together with the
house situated thereon
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
~ EDWARD ILSLEY, Trustee
NOTE: The defer I'd instalmen;s of purchase
money on this property arc said to have been
assumed by Mrs. Laura Stormfellz 312 SGT.
ny mutual consent the above sale has been
puStpOHcN until SATURDAY.. Nav g. lSl3 N m
place and hour. EDWAi}n II SiWv
4 IL
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by VIRTUE oE DEED OF TRUST EVE

pY VIRTUE OE DERD OF TRUST EVE.
ID cuted to me rs trustee byC.A. Woolford and
Minnie H.. his wife, Francis Kemp and L. +,
Evans and Katie r., his wife, OF Roanoke, vr.
einia, dated September 18th, 1870 and recorded
In the clerks office of the Hastings Court OF the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, in deed book A. pag,
2oi, etc, conveying certain property tn rein de-
scrihed 20 me in trust to secure TO the Roar okc
and and Improve.ient Company the payment
OF Sls37. 5o,lO0; payable in three annual install
ments OF SGl2.50 100 each on September II. IS0i:
September, IL; 1S92. and September II, 1883, re.
srcctvcly, with intercs ct tie rate OF per cent
per antum from September H. 1890 PAYABLE
annually, and default having been made In the
payment or the instalment of $Gt2 5s-lN, falling
due September II, 1891, with interest on said
sum or Si,sS7.50 from September II, 1891, tless n
credit on account OF eald insalmcnt of $500 us OF
January 7,1S! and OF the instamcnt OF sol SOLO
railing due septcmbe: II, 1922 with interest
thereon there. from September H. 1891, and OF the in
tcrest payable on Septcmber1i. 1852, for one year
on the instalment OF $6la 50iCO TO become PAYABLE
september II, 1883 and being required soto do
sale at public auction on the premises in the city
of.Rcenoke, State of Virginia, on WEDNESDAY,
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NEW CONCERN.-E. w. SYKES
~ has opened frst-class carriage
chop next TO his grocery store, be.
tween Patterson avenue and Rorer
avenue, on Ninth street s.w., where he
IL prepared at all times 20 do any and
hughes and all kinds OF wagons at
short notice. E. w. Sykes is first.
class carriage maker, No. sos, $40, 3l9
Ninth street. telephone 2lS. ~ limo
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REMOVAL

TO 332 Salem avenue W., and In consequence Will be
10 90 any work this week will be ready by MONDAY
April TO- to resume business when with increased "a.
pacy OF machinery will be able to turn out good wor
at lowest possible prices Family wash received lace cur
ana blankets specially Goods called for and de-
Hvered free of charge
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THE OLD RELIABLE AND POP.
Il ular Dye Works is the only place
to have your clothes perfectly dyed,
cleaned and repaired.
Prices very moderate. Goods sent
by express will receive prompt atten-
uon; b. WALSAK, proprietor, COR
nef Commerce and Campbell stroete,
ROANOKE, Va. may29-9m.
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1t was nm Atlas.

Papa-IIullo, Tommy, what are you
reading?
Tommy-I'm just looking at the pic
lures cause I'm too little to read such =
big book.-Harper's Young People,
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GoETz's BULLETIN.

U
We have again accepted the agency
Tor the celebrated LADIES TEN.
DER FEET SHOES" Will sell
them again under the same guarantee
and as low as ever.
Goods damaged by food will be sold
at great sacrifcc. Come and look at
them, there may be pair to at you.
GOETz'S,
No. 1oi Salem avenue, Cor. Henry.
, sI66m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THR ROANOKE TRANspsR
Company is prepared to do ali
wagons, good teams and respon-
siblc drivers. Prompt attention.
offices, Freight depot and Jcffcrson
street, south. Telephone, il9,
oet1-i-yr
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COTS L HIS OWN HORN OF
schell Says No Fighter Has an
Impenetrable Left Guard.
~ Small Mon Whip Big Men-Appre-
htes Corbett's Advantages In Height
| and Reach, But Is Not Afraid
OF Him.
lcorYKI0HT. ls?1.l

bAhc death of my friend. George Alex
|eller Baird, better known to the world
large as Squire Abingdon, will in no
~ affect my match with james ].
s4'bctt for the worlds championship.
gave spurned Corbetts offer 70 let the.
8E bet go and contend for purse
ane regarded it, in the light of his
eft vociferous demands for an ample
ec stake, as q deliberate insult, Il ma
Aous shaft aimed at me Mt Il time
Gen was well-nigh overcome with
9ef at the unexpected loss OF loyal
pfnd, shrewd counselor and uniiinch-
81 hacker.
tItrange as it may appear to Mr.. Cor
~, could have ut any time obtained
1.-THE backing l desired outside of my
ceased friend, Squire Abingdon, al
5hugh not engaged in the show bust
rs, nor masquerading as an actor, nor
swelling on my shape in any way. My
ssher-in-law, George Washington, bet
known as "Pony' Moore, would
#dly have backed nc against James
q Corbett for ten thousand dollars at
" time. One or two other personal
sends offered to do the same thing,
a as have Il little coin of nv own
Pre- need never have been any fear
et battle would not occur by reason
hny lack of "yellow backs'
30 much confidence had my deceased
5.nd Baird in my ability to best Cor
III that he wanted to back inc for
nv thousand dollars side against the
Aifornian. When William II. Brady.
Ebetts manager and representative,
one of our many conferences sug-
$ted that the side stakes be increased
I'm ten thousand to fifty thousand dol
Is a side, Baird, although OF n cool,
Regmatic temperament, could barely
restrained from jumping up and
sHing the offer. l explained to him,
swever, in n whisper aside, that too
Sgc side bet would be sure to attract
I attention of officers of the law, and
demonstrated, besides, that for his OK
q forty thousand dollars he could win
ahty thousand dollars instead of forty
pusand dollars at the ring side, as
i'bett, being the champion of Amer
\ and the conqueror of the renowned
shn j.. Sullivan, would certainly enter
\, ring a two to one favorite. Mr..
3ird was a shrewd, keen business man
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ny mutual consent the above sale has be-
postponed until Saturday, May q, 1873 nj samc
pace ana hour. EDWARD ILSLEY,
= ~ tus Trustee.
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~, EDWARD ILSLEY, Trustee
NOTE: The defer I'd instalmen;s of purchase
money on this property arc said to have been
assumed by Mrs. Laura Stormfcltz 3l2 3Ot.