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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-10
TRUSTEES sALE-BY vIRTUE orAnrRr

1RoSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF ADEBD
OF trust from Julius Goldstcin to the under.
signed trustee, dated the I'D day of June lSlo
and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the cor
Poration conrt for the city OF Roanoke Va in
deed hook No. ~. page 15., conveying the prop
erty hereinafter described In trust TO secure TO t.
+. ScEenck payment OF the sum OF twelve hun
urcd CSl ,IO) dOlIar-, as evidenced by two certain
interest bearing negotiable notes or even date
with the said deed OF tru.t for six hundred ts,sNl
dollars each.payable in one and two wears after
date, with interest from date OF said decd and
whereas default has been made in the pa mt Of
Inc second mentioned note, and being requested
TO DO 20 by the beneficiary Hereunder and nv
virtue OF decree entered by the lndge of the
liuettnes Court for Roanoke ci.y. Va AT tho
April term, lS!'3, OF said court in the chanccry
SUIT or julius GoldStcin against j. ii. Marsteler
trustee VIII sell at public aucion To the highest
bidder IN front or tho courthouse. ia the city Of
Roanokc. Va on THURSDAY. THE 22D bay
OF JUNE. 1874 AT - O'CLOCK NOON the fol
lowing described parcel OF land lying In the city
OF Roanoke, Va:
beginning NJ tho southwest corner of Fourth
avenue and Filth street u. ". thence with Fourth
avenue west lal feet, more or less 10 a point on
the Moorman road, thence with said road south
cast 2ll feet, more or less, 10 point To an alley
thence with said alley cast 81 feet, more or less
TO Ffth street, thence with Firth street north ll5
feet, more orlcss. 10 the place OF beginning, to-
gcthcr with all the improvements belonging To
said lot and known ~ lot No.5section ~ as shown
10y the map ofl,hc property OF Rogers, Fairfax and
Houston on He AT the Office OF the corporation
court for the city az Roanoke. Va.
TERMS Cash
j. II. MARSTELl.ER, Trustee
Note The above property WAS sold at trustees
saleien September %, lSf2, and bought for 81 COZ
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rVRUsrEE's SALE OF HYDE PARK LOTS

FERuSrEE'S SALE OF HYDE PARK LOTS
Il AS trustee In a deed executed on the llth
day or November, 1889, by l.. A. Conwell and j.
Z. McNanghton to nc and recorded in the clerks
once or the county court of Roanoke county In
uccu book W, page lbs, 10 secure to the HYDE
fark Land company the sum OF 81 ,60J evidenced
oy three certsin negotiable notes, dated the nth
cach, payable one, two and three years after
uate, anu bearing interest from date, and default
having been made in the PAYNE ut in the last
mentioned two Iotes and the accrued Interest
thereon, and bein. required so to do by the
holder OF SAID notes, will, ON THE 2tTII DAY
III front of the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke
Va, AT II o clock m. the follow in. described real
estate. Ihat certain lot parcel of land living
iii the county OF Roanoke, State uf Virginia. adj.
Joining the city ~ Roanoke and described ~
follows:
doah avenue and Sixteenth street. thence north
Us degrees 10 minutes west 100 feet 10 Seven
tccntn street. thence north ~ degrees IL minutes
east l'n sect to an alley, thence with said alley
south t. degrees u minutes east 100 feet to Six.
teenth street. thence with sixteenth street south
ming, and known ~ seventh half OF section u on
the map OF the land OF the Hyde Park Land
Company.
TERMS. Cash enough to pay the expense of
executing this trust, including u commission OF
per cent. 10 the trustee, ami to pay the
thereon, and to the residue II
any, upon such terms as the said l.. A. Con
we'll and }. L. McNaughton may direct and In
case or failure upon their part to give such irec-
ton upon credit OF six months, the purchaser
10 give bond with security for the said residue
and 10 execute deed OF trust on the land sold to-
secure the same. y GRJEPIN Trustse
b2it
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TRUSTEES. BALES.

Rfa viRTuE OF A DEED OF TRUST
cord eatH1 inc 18TH day OF May 1891 and duly re-
o@ce OF the Hastings Court or the CITY of Roar.
p 1s,, va; whereby May NJ. Simmons and 4.
George j. Peet and his sneeesao;. conveyed to
IN. me National Mutual Building and Loan Associa.
e ZION OF the hereinafter described prop
Gn,tJ, IN trust TO secure to tho National Mutual
bu ldipg and Loan Association OF New York tho
Sompnsnce with certain bond executed of even
date with the said deed in tho sum OF $1,000,
CONDITIONED for the payment OF S5N0lo or
ss,d 10 hcr upon fifty shares OF stock in
10 be repaid with interest in the manner and
upon upon, me terms Get forth In said bond and deed
r mroa PROVIDES for the repayment OF said sum.
according to the articles OF assocation in rem.
, ~. monthly itstalments of $50 per month until
bylaws and articles OF association and 10 n sne
.ormahce OF the conditions and coycnants con
,trtaui, IN sa n oond and deed OF trust and upon
thc III any OF said conditions or payments tor
.nice months or more. to sell the PROPERTY CON
hhesea IN said deed. and whereas default having
payments and the undersigned harinm ~ b Sa.1
guy app ointed by the Hustinls Cont OF the CITY
place ann stes ra a. as trustee, substituted in the
Deep rcqlrcd snd directed in writing so n 10 hSS
Inc beneficiary the said National Mutual Build,
III said deed OF Ntrust, proceed to sell at nnbIic
Va on FRIDAY, June ne y Fly Of ls, sosnSk e,
OCLOCk to the highest bidder the property
ssOu'Sieu III salu uced or trust, and described M
FOLLOWS, to-wit: Situate and being in the civ ~
Oh Roanoke, State OF Virginia: ivy
pesinning ut point on the south side OF Thiri
avenue g W. formerly Campbell street, 81 ai feet
e Ga on flshonrnc street, thence south degrees
~ minutes west 2'5.l feet To alley thence with
e., saI SPUN ~ degrees 81 minutes cast ~ - feet
90 90 point, thence north degrees 40 minute, east
go, iect 10 point, thence south 81 degrees IL
a n,nu.es cast l,.3 tcct to point, thence north
avenue N,eh ?. formerly Campbell strcco. thence
WIN same south 81 degrees l minute west OF 3
feet TO the beginning. $50
lhNMS: Cash as TO so much rs is necessary TO
pay Ply expenses OF executing this trust and to pay
say Sl,S00. and the balance payable I'm regular In
ssta,mcnts or $50 per month until the amount is
iuIS paiu IN accordance with tho terms OF the
oonu. aecd ana articles of association aforesaid
oi'us RUSH U. DERR, Trustee
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kuSTKE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
nc city OF Roanoke BY virtue OF n deed OF
,rnst dated the 1eth day of August ,S,O. from the
King Investment Company to the undcrsicne d
10 secure To William Hanrahan the payment of
Sl'WO' evidenced by two promissory notes each
In INC sum OF So0). with interest from date. pay-
aDc IN ono and two years respectively after date.
a ,0 default having occurred in the payment OF,
thc note duo two years after date, and being So
requested by the holder OF said note. I will ON
SAT- hDA1, THE IL DAY OF JULY, Js!}.
A - oCLOCk NJ, in front OF the courthouse In,
Inc city OF Roanoke, pro- ccd to sell said land nj
is described rs follows '"''
Beginning 1T point on the northwest side OF
NlarK street SUBJECT southwest from Rice street
thence north II degrees west 1870 feet To an aiiev
thence with said allcv south ~ dtgtecs west lui|
lcet 10 point. thence south II ocgrces cast 15O
.cct 10 clark street, thence with Clark street
ginning. 'eN w 'e
TERMS: Cash ny to enough to pay the cost of
executing the said trust and to pay the amount
or o, the said unpaid note and interest, and as to
tne resluhe' II any there be, the shall bc
payable In ono and two years respectively after
date OF sale, with interest, and secured by decd
oi trust. TllOS. w. MILLER
- t"S Trustee
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TNRl STEE'S SALE OF A CERTAIN HOUSE
Il and iot in the city OF Roanoke and described

T'Rt STEE'S SALE OF A CERTAIN HOUSE
Il and iot In the city OF Roanoke and described
follows: "
beginning at point OH The south side of West
Harrison street 100 feet east of Seventh street
II. W, thence south - degrees 81 minutes wc.t
no feet to an alley, thence with said alley south
81 ccgrces 2G minutes east ~ feet thence north
10 degrees 81 degrees l3J feet to Harrison
street thence with same north II degrees 2I
minutes west 40 feet to beginning designated rs
LOT No. I, IN section ~, or Rogers Fairfax 4;
Houston addition. "
ny virtue OF a certain deed OF trust from W. f.
McNamee and wife to the undersigned trustee
dated the 18th of January. 1880. aud recorded in,
me c'erk ONCE OF the ely OF Roanoke In deed
BOOK 81. page ail. to secure to Roanoke Building
Association and Investment Company 10 the sum
of Slsdl, 10 become due in VI consecutive
monthly instruments Of SIS each. with interest
from date. default having been made In the nav.
mcht OF nineteen OF said instnlmcnts and being
required by the said beneficiary ! shall in front
OF me courthouse la the city OF Roanoke Ar l.?
O'CLOCK NOON ON THE FIRST DAY or
July 1893, proceed to sell at public an Zion the
premises above described.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs or
saie and the sum of $3.50 with interest thereon
from the 4th or January, 1880, till day OF sale
ana as to the sum of $135 upon credit OF
monthly Instruments OF $l5. with interest from
the 4th or January, 1890, and the residue IL any
upon a credit OF one year from day of sale
Deferred payments to he evidenced by notes OF
purchaser secured by Il deed of trust upon prem.
ises sold. LUCIAN II cock T. ~
Il ids 1rnstaa
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VNRUsTEE'S SALE OF HYDE PARK LOTS
Il As trustee In dced cNccltcd OIL The 1nth

THRuSTEE'S SALE OF HYDE PARK LOTS
Il AS trustee in decd executed on the 18th
day OF january, 1890, by j. A. Finke ana II. II
McClaugherty to me and recorded I'm the clcrk' :
ONCE or the county court OF Roanoke county. i'm
decd BOOK w, page 623, to secure 10 the iIyfc
Inrk Land Company the sum OF $500, ias evil.
ucnced by three certain negotiable notes dated
inc lnt. day or January, 1870, and payable in one,
TWO ana three years. with interest from date
ana uciault having been made In the payment OF
the last mentioned two notes, and the nccru ed
interest thereon, and being required so o do nv
inc holder OF the said two notes WILL on TIL L
"A ~ DAY OF JUNE. 1893, AT IL NJ. ofrer for
OF the city OF Roanoke the following descrihed
real estate: That certain lot or parcel OF land
lying Ill the county OF Roanoke State OF VIr-
sinia, and adjoining the city OF Roanoke, Va.
and described as follows:
BEGINNING Mt the southwest corner OF Cen.
ter avenue and Eighteenth street, thence
north iS degrees u minutes west POO feet To n
point, thence south ~ degrees 10 minutes ~. at
isU icet o All alley, thence with said alley south
10 degrees Is minutes cast 300 feet to the place OF
beginning. and known as lots IL, II, II and III
section ii, on the map OF the Hyde Park Land
Company. ~
TERMS: Cash enough to pay cxronses OF
executing this trust, including u commission OF &
per cent. n the trustee, and to pay the said two
hotcs'ot S2,''.N' each ana accrued interest aud NJ
10 thc residue; II any. upon such terms as the
said j. y. Eli Ike and II. IL. McClaughcrty shall
direct, and in case OF failure npon their pari To
1--WE such direction, upon credit of six months
Inc purchaser To give bond with security for thu,
shid residue. and To execute deed OF trust on
the land sold to secure he same
5ei I'd. s. GRIFFIN rrus,cc
nc above property has been sold by us and
said notes were assumed by our yendccs
Oh IDS FINK ~ McCLAUGnERTY.
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or Courao Ha sm,Isd.

The friends OF j. w. Davis, who re-
sides at 364 Church street, noticed yes
terday that he WAS unusually happy
and the smiles were chasing each other
all over his countenance with the rar-
idity Of dog running rabbit. Inquiry
into the cause OF this happiness revealed
the fact OF the arrival at Mr.. Davis
house of son and heir. This latest
addition to the population of the Magic
City tipped the balances at ten pounds
avoirdepois when ushered in.
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The AmsRIcAN WHIST CONGRESS.
The Great and Only Cavendish Comes From
London to Attend Its Session.

The Great and Only Cavcndish Comes From
London to Attend Its Session.
1t is said that there are authors who
write about whist much better than they
can play the game, and it is certain there
are players who play whist much better
than they can write about it. Henry
Jones of London, who is travelling in
the United States just now, and who has
achieved a worldwide reputation as the
author of "Cavendish on Whist be-
longs to neither Of these classes, for he
writes about the game and plays it equal
ly well.
MIR. Jones visits America primarily to
attend tho American whist congress to
begin in Chicago on June 20, but he is
also making tour Of the large cities
and has already demonstrated his ability
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vlEruE OF a DEED or TRUST DATED

VlKTUE OF a DEED or TRUST DATED
- the 25th day OF February, 1s9s. and on record
in the clerks office OF the corporation court for
the city OF Roanoke, in deed book 70. page i52,
executed by Z. Il. Huddleston TO the undersigned
trustee, TO secure the Fidelity Loan and Trust
Company the payment OF the sum OF $500 evil
denced by negotiable note OF even date with
SID SID deed ID drawn ~ =; T. nuddlcston and pay
able TO the said Fidelity Loan and Trust Com
pany four months after the date thereof. and
default having hecn made in the payment OF the
said tote. aud at the request or the holder
The ,neTS SS1 l. will. ON FRIDAY. THE 10TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1898, AT - O'CLOCK NJ. In front OF
the courthouse in tho city OF Roanoke, va. pro-
cced to sell ut public auction To the bighes,
bidder lha, certain parcel OF land lying In the
TO wit:
An undivided one-half interest in lot No ii.
sccn4n ., as shown on the map OF Trout aud
Va.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to cnought to pay
thc cost or executing this trust and to pay the
said note a, d ITO the residue II any there re,
the same shall be payable in six and twelve
months respectvcly from dav OF sale. with IN
ielcst from day of s''c, sec ired by u deet O,
trust on q c property.
fluids TIlOS, w, MILLER, Trustee.
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as a player of the
game upon which
he is such a pre-
eminent author
ity. His many
years practice
and his wonder
full power of in
stantly Analysing
posi- tiOns and
conditions have
made him master
of every point of
the game, and he
10 ronnrtnJ to
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
Il Estate in the City OF Roanoke, Vain pcr.
suance or nm order OF the board OF directors OF
the Lynchburg Perpetual Building and Loan
Company made on the 25th day of April, Ssl3 the
Undersigned trustees in deed OF trust exc cuted
ny Thomas h. Brennan and Catherine Brennan.
ms wife, 10 them on the 18th day OF August, lS92
to secure the said company will proceed TO sell
M public auction OH the premises ON FRIDAY,
MAY TIE 18TH, 1899. AT 1890 O'CLOCK A. Nj
desirable house and lot in the city OF Koanokc
Va, and described as follows:
beginning at point (thc southeast corner
or Brook ana Patton streets) and running thence
with Patton street formerly called Patton, but
now called Fifth avenue II. e. south SS degrees
cast 81 feet TO point. thence south . degrees
west lCO feet 10 point, thence north 81 degrees
west 90 feet To Brook street, thence with latter
north edcgrccs east 1C0 feet to the place of be-
ginning. The improvements on this lot consist
OF nice, comfortable dwelling, outbuildings.
etc, all in good order and repnir
TERMS: The purchaser can pay about $3.50 In
cash and assume the obligations OF Thomas F.
brennan and Catherine Brennan, his wife to the
Lyncnburg Perpetual Building and Loan Com
panN to pay the sum OF S2l - on the second
MONDAY i'll July, ls!'3, and S2l ~ per month for
the next succeeding forty-nine months on the
second Monday III each month. subJt CT to all the
conditions and stipnations contained In the bond
nan ana Catherine Brennan on the 10 h of August
1Ss'2. tn the trustees or said company and any
sum over Sl,!3O that the properly may bring Il
also To hc paid in cash The amount of any ac-
crned taNes or insurance premium is To he addc A
to the cash payment. The city and State take,
JAS. Il GILLIAN lillian Trustees
Nice. WAUGH,
. :, II, II, IL, IS, 10
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A set of false teeth, around which ovs-
ters had formed, was unearthcd bv
dredgers near Moorchead City on the
gulf coast.
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DRAcTICAL STAIR BUILDER.

j. j. GARRY,
Corner Roanoke street and Salon avonue.
Refcronccs-E. II. Stewart, DR.. j. D. Kirk
n. Daniel. Architects holland q do Sauss'
Gustat Bottigcr, Wilson d Higgins, II. U. w
tor. Contractors and Builders ]. r. Barbour,
W. Shields IS Pollard. Mahoney Broa -
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

oy Julius Goldstcin. who failed TO pay for IN a
IL, therefore, to be resod under the above men
c"s, ueed OF trust and decree OF court al the
@I. =, a .a FISK or said Julius Goldstein.
- tos j. H. AARSTELLER, Trustee
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bodv. satisfactory, as few of the many
[ said yates interviewed have testified in
sntie. statements given in this article.
,ugh.' WE Acord =, CO. u-
Ind to a;.., ~ " A'o'' VINO
{ the oischarged as cured in March, told
de by repo'oe1: VI am AZ years old, and Lsy.,
oeen drinking for 80 years, and for the
:, - Az past rev years very hard. For the frat
can time In ten years, about one month aoe
It Mr.. returned home a sober man. The
houston Institute at Roanoke did tho
IN work for me. On February 1st was
induced by kind friends to place myselt
nnsyl- in the care Of the institute and at tho
expiration of four weeks I left FAILING
need almost like one resurrected from tho
gov dead, great load was removed from
Last my shoulders, and l was in everv
vern respect new man, with my will power
II the restored and determined NV 40 ,.
y had of Odd noo nc sfaee
e9ui- 'eS 'ne accursea stuff
theft 81 oo"n my throat again. can
ings. heartily indorse the Houston cure fo-
wing the liquor disease. and from avna,;,.,
srnor and ohsar,ot;o ..,,
Hon. -. .oo.J 'nat the treat
I the 'iieh' 9oes not debtlitate but builds up
,nsti- the system"
state The following certificate is from a
1RunS, RUS e, ACGrloS sALEo or :, DssRc .Nty
Marion and Jefferson streets.-By virtue of a
deed OF trust from j. II. Ellis to the undcrsiened
trustee, hearing dR'c the 3rd dAy of February
1871, and recorded In the office OF the clerk or thr
nustings Court for the city OF Roanoke in deed
nook NO. 6l, page 42t default having been made
III the payment OF one OF the notes scored by the
SAID deed: and being required u 10 do by the
Roanoke Building Com PAM the holder OF the ea'd
note, shalt on wEDN ESDAY, THE iarH DAY
OF July. 1873, AT THE IIOU X OF 10 O'CrOCK
NOON, proceed to sell by public auction M the
,lOht u0or OF the courthouse, in the city Roa-
hoKe the land conveyed by the said deed OF tlust
and therein escrihcd Is follows: ~
ar .lnf1a
being In The city OF Roanoke. VA, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at n point on the
northeast corner OF Marion and Jefferson streets
formerly Meade street, thence with jefferson
street north degrees 10 nutes cast 30 feet toa
point on the same, thence south - degrees -
minutes cast ii5 feet TO alley, thence with sot
alley south degrees ~ minutes west 80 feet 10
Marion street tncncs with Marion street north
y, degrees ~ minutes west 10 to the point
oi beginning, and designated L. lot No ) Of the
plot OF the property conveyed to the Roanoke
linilding Company by the Home Building and
Conveyance Company.
TERMS: Cash ~ to 80 much OF the proceeds of
sale a. may De necessary to dcfray the EXPENSES
ol executing this trust. and to pay or and dis.
charge a note for SGtI IL, with interest thereon
from the 2rd day OF February 1891 until naid.
The remainder to be paid at such time and secured
In such manner rs the said j. x. Ellis or his
assigns may prescribe ana direct; and in the
event oil his or their failure to give such cirec-
ton, The remainder will he payable in two equal
sale, each insalment carrying interest, and
secured Ivy deed 0t trust the property
SOL" CtTCIllNS, Trustee
G10ds
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BY consent of all parties the above sale has
been postponed till jane Iii ut II o'clock at same
place.
SAML. TYREE,
JAS. X. GILL; an, Trustees
5 70, 2G.S6 /: q.
The morning call., 1893-01-24

MIDOEO hlLDED nJOEJ
Fast black, guaranteed. value 25e. These
are wonders at
l5c a Pair.
The morning call., 1893-01-24
DEATHS AT ALTON.
Full Horror of the Catas-
tropl1e.
STRONG MEN ARE SUFFERING.
The Coroner Is Kept Busy and There
Is No End in Sight of His
Awful Work.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 23.-Three more deaths
this morning increased the death-roll of
Saturdays horror to twenty. The additions al
dead are: j. n. Murray, County Assessor /;
Charles Halter, farmer; Joseph Sherman.
child.
Every physician within reach is engaged
In the work of alev ating the sufferings of
the burned and blackened victims, but finds
his efforts almost unavailing. The wounds
of many are too deep for anything except
death 10 relieve. The relatives of the suf-
ferers and of the dead from other points
are arriving The dead are so fearfully dis
figured that it is next to impossible to iden-
tify them.
The physicians expect twelve more of the
Injured TO die within few hours.
The funerals Of Henry Pennng, John
Lock- Ed and William Miller. John Wilkin-
son, Charles UT and Willie Mccarthy were
held to-day. The body OF Ii. Cornelius,
student. of the Shurtleff College, was
shipped to his iowa home this morn
ing. w. f. Richardson, John Burke and
Frank SHILLING. the doctors say, show a
vital tenacity to life. but death for them is
but little way off The hospital is like a
deadhouse. The odor of burnt flesh is ev-
erywhere. The doctor in charge says all in
the hospital are equally injured and death
is certain in all cases.
The Coroner is busily engaged in the
work Of the inquest.
The morning call., 1893-01-24

overpowered the only officer remaining. TO
the other had hurried of TO the South Har
Dor police station TO ring in for the Morgue
wagon.
When be returned it was plain that moth
ing less than company OF marines could
have cleared the wharf. Every niche If IT
was Occunied by struggling, surging mass
Of humanity.
Not only this but at least n hundred of
the worst waterfront thieves and rats
jumped aboard the derelict and began to
carry off everything within reach. While
the working party below were trying to get
out the body and pass it ashore in the
casket for removal to the M0rgue the op-
pOrtunity WAS seized by the eager snap
pers up II uncousdered trlfes
They did not stick at trifles. The moment
the crisis was past and attention diverted
the crowd swept over the craft. Death was
nothing 10 them, but plundeT and curios, or
The morning call., 1893-01-24
MISSES RIfBED HOSE.

Medium and dark cOlors. plaids and
stripes. worth 121ac. sale price
&C a Yard.