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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-08
PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF rRusr

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
II dated the 18th day OF September, 1871 in
when W t. Baughman conveyed TO the under
signed trustee certain real estate In the city ~
Roanoke, Va, therein described in trust TO secure
10 A. :. Meacham the payment OF the sum OF
sou evidenced by three negotiable notes therein
set out and whereas default has been made in
the payment OF the last two notes therein men.
toned, and being requested so 20 do by the
holder thereof, l shall ON MONDAY. THE 9TH
OF OCTOBER, 1893, in front OF the courthouse
IN the city or Roanoke, va, at II O'Clock M pro-
ceed 10 sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder all OF that certain lot parcel OF land de-
scIiped IN the said deed OF trust IA follows:
Beginning NJ point on the sonth side or Tazc-
well street l16 feet west OF WI cat street thence
south 10 degrees Iii minutes east 1905 feet 10 an
alley, thence along said alley south II degrees IL
minutes west 3i.5 feet to point on same thence
north 10 degrees ~ minutes west 1870 feet 10
north II degrees Is minutes east a feet 10 the
place of beginning.
This lot has ON IL a comfortable six room
dwelling, In good repair, and is located within
Works and in desirable neia hbo,hood This
property Will he =old subiec' 10 n:or lien of
siiio cyl fenced by fogty ght notes or $3I each,
with interest on each note from December l.
1891 until paid, first of which notes became due
anu pay anle on tho fret day of April, 1898 and
one oi said notes maturing on the first day OF
each month thereafter for forty seven consecu-
tive moths, the same being executed by Geo II
Moore 10 the Virginia Real Estate md Investments
Company, and secured by u deed OF trust on the
property above described from G.. r. Moore 10
- trustee, and OF record in the clerks
otnce, musings Court, city OF Roanoke
TERMS: Cash o the sum OF xsSS 80 and
eost or exccnti this trnst and the obligation
Dy the purchase 20 pay off and discharge the said
trior lien of Lido and Interest, and the balance,
u any, payable in one and two years after date
OF sale with interest from date and secured by
9Stdsi W. ii. fINsi.EY Trustee.
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Sec the worlds Fair for Fifteen cents

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fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will
mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio
OF the Worlds Colum bian Exposition,
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APPOINTMENTS ros
SPEAKING,

VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC CON-, f
RICHMOND, Oct. 3. 1898.
The following announcements for pub
lie speaking are made:
HON CHARLES 7. o'FERRALL1.
will address the people at
Lune nburg, October O.
Rustburg, Campbell county, Octo-
Der 10.
Pulaski City, October IL.
Wytheville, October IA.
Marion, October l6.
Abingdon, October 90
Taz swell, October "a.
THE HON. ROBERT C. KENT,
Page, October 80.
berryville, Clarke county, October "a
lat night.
Winchester, October 25 lat nipht).
Alexandria, October % tat night.
Leesburg, October 80, court day.
HON. j. HoeE TYLER.
At Floyd Court House, October 9.
HON. CHARLES j. FAULKNER, OF w. VA.
At Appomattox Court House, October
IA (barbecue.)
HON. JAMES HAY.
At Rappahannock, October 0.
<AV Oulp opers OCGOO6r 10.
at Orange, October %.
AT Gordonsville. October "a (night)
col. W. c. PENDLEToN
a Carroll Court House, october 16.
AT Craig Court House, October "a.
H. ID. FLOOD.
At Fincastle, October o.
At Amherst, October l6.
AT PALMYRA October "a
w. r.. M'KENNEY.
AT Lunenburg Court House, October 9.
F. NJ. PARRISH.
AT Chesterfield Court House, Octo-
Der 0.
S. e. JONES.
AT Martinsville. Henry county, Octo-
Der 8.
At Blue Ridge Springs. Botetourt,
October ID lat night.
HON. JOHN E. MASSEY.
At Martinsville, October Q.
At Floyd Court House, October 10,
at Prince George, October i2.
r.. f. BYRD.
AT Highland Court House, October24
At Bath, Warm Springs, October 25.
At Covington, October &c.
II. r. POLLARD
At Courtland, southa m pton, Oc.o-
Der 16.
DIR. NJ q HOLT.
At Prince George Court House, Oc.o.
Der H.
JAMES I. TREDWAY.
at Martinsville. Henry county. Octo-
Der 0.
w. A. LITTLE.
At Louisa Court House, October Q.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN, Chairman.
JAMES R. FISHER, Secretary.
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ERUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
suancc CT an order of the board OF directors OF
the Lynchburg Perpetual Building ana Loan
COMPANY, made on the 18th day OF September
1873 the unGersi gucd trustees III "A deed q. trust
executed by {. D. kcfrcr and Birdie +. Keircr.
MS wlfc, OIL the 18th day OF November, 1891. to
secure the said company, will proceed to sell ut
public auction on tho premises ON TUESDAY.
VI tue following very desirable property
located OH the northwest corner of Tosh and
Lewis streets ROanokc Va, having a frontage of
5O rect on Tosh street and along Lewis street
lbo rect to an alley. and fronting 80 feet on
said alley, being lot No. 10, section IL nc
cording 70 map OF Lewis addition 10 said CITY
The dwelling hsuse on this lot is large and
ton or the property l. very beautiful with large
hne shade trees, pretty view, good drainage, e. G.
fEkMS: The purchaser can pay about SIlG Is
in cash and assume the obligations of e. ID Kcf
fer TO the Lynchhurg Perpetual Building and
Loan company to pay the sum of 1864 on tho
second Monday III November, 1893, and S3s 81 per
month for the next succeeding thirty six months
all the conditions contained in the bond and decd
OF trust executed by &. ID Kcfrcr and wife on tho
18Th day OF November, 1891, to the trustees OF
said company, and any sum over about 81 S36 "a
thnt the property may bring is to be on such
creait as VIII be announced M sale, and secured
py ueeu OF trust on the property. The amount of
any accrued taxes or insurance premium ia TO he
taxes for the year 1893 arc to be paid by the MIR
chaser. - way P'i
SAMUEL TYREE,)
JAS. X. GILLIAN, Trustees.
WIN. {. WAUGH,
92S101I7S10
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ERUSTEE's SALE or REAL EsrArE 1M

RuSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
=, hoanokc city, vain pursuance OF an order
petual Building and Loan COMPANY. made On
te tstn DAY OF september, 1923, the und ersign.d
uuustycs IN deed OF trust executed by T. r,
Durchett, on the 18th day OF August. isg1 RI
obo ,ne sala company the payments under the
np , deed of trust, having been assumed nv
Edmund Ddier,l will proceed to soil bv Iyav o oy
p uDric anGtiop on the premises on TUESDAY
UCIoBER THE 10TH, lS93, AT a O'CI,OGK p
inc,so house anu lot in City OF Roanoke, Va
,beginning AT point on the north side Of ,h.
,,MMoorman Rcad" at the southeast corner oS
mos. 'h'ys lot. thence north IL degrees AZ
mn ucs cast LOO feet to point, thence sonth "a
sontb !, d.r minutes east Az feet to point, thence
point on the north side OF said road thence xyith
Same north 4S degrees % minutes west rs feet 70 the
Pince OF ocginn Ing. On this lot Is a comfortnbIc
frame dwelling house, and the property ia close
city. 'e"'ice oi tue
TERMS: The purchaser can nav abou, st,s :,
G Ci ana ass INC the obligations of Rdmunn
Diuier under the j. l.. Bnrchctt deed OF trnst n
r tIo Lyncannrg Perpetual Building and Loan
company 10 pay the sum of s1p.25 on the scrond
Monday OF November lSsl3 and si0 .; o 1rar
month for the next succeeding 10Y nine monffhs
on inc second Monday of each mouth, uSiect 70
III inc conditions contained in the bond and
aeed or trust executed by j. l.. Burchett ON the
18th day OF August, 1880. to the trustee ~ ssio
COMPANY and any sum over about S22i.5
Una, the property may bring is TO be on snch
Sre9it as VIII be announced at sale and secured
U; ueeo OF trust on the property. The amount
DC added to the cash payment The civ and
State taxes for the year 1923, arc to be Dad nv
the purchaser. f'1 ~
SAMUEL TYREE.
JAS. K. GILLIAN, (Trustees
IS 10 l4iSlO
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by VIRTUE OF THREE DEEDS OF TRUST,
I'D the first dated tho 9th day OF April. iSSg ana
recorded in the clerks Office of the corporation
court for the city OF Roanoke. Va in deed book
%, page 3l2. the second dated the ID day OF April
$50, aud recorded in same clerks Office ia deed
book 30. page nj, and tho third dated the 18th
day OF July, 1871. and recorded In same clerks
orcc in deed book 81, page 2il, from w. ID. Myers
ana wife, to tho uudcrsi gno d trustee default hay
ing been made in the terms thereof, and being re-
CURED so 10 do by the beneficiary therein secured
| will ON THE iTTn DAY OF OCTOBER, lSl3
AT ll:30 O'CLOCK a. NJ. on the premises in the
city of Roanoke, Va, ofler for sale tho following
described parcels or land with the improvements
thereon, consisting OF "A dwelling house, etc.
First. beginning NJ tho northwest corner OF
Earnest avenue and Twenty third street, thence
along said avenue north IS degrees 10 minutes
west 80 feet TO point. thence north il degrees
% minutes east 1000 feet To an alley, thence with
said alley sou,h 4! degrees Is minutes east ST. Il
feet 10 Twcnty-third street thence with said
street south IL degrees 20 minutes ~ feet to
the beginning.
Second Beginning Mt the southwest corner OF
Jackson avenue and Twenty-third street, thence
minutes west 5O.j6 feet to point, thence sonth
IL degrees 80 minutes west 100 IS feet to Il point
on an alley; thence with sand alley south 4, de-
grces SIS minutes cast Soil feet to Twenty third
street, thence along Twenty.third street north II
degrees 30 minutes cast 81 feet 10 the beginning,
known a. lots and Ii, section 10, rs shown on
map OF Webb addition TO the city OF Roanoke
Va.
ard as TO the sum OF 1851 &C. and as to the sum OF
Sl,tdA 81 upon credit to become due in monthly
instalments of $62.21 each, without interest on
the fourth Monday in October, isg3, and each suc
cecdinP month thereafter and the residue. IL any,
upon credit OF one and two years with interest,
deferred payments to be secured by deed OF trust
upon said property. WM. f. WINCH.
8 Is ids Trustee.
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ture acts, thus getting about two square
miles of land. The man could then sell
his two square miles of land to his neigh
hor, who had located an equal amount
of land and the streams that run through
it, and thus become land monopolist
and a water monopolist People who
buy land of him do not get any right to
the water. His title is perpetual, and
they must pay for the water they use.
just rs a city water company charges
toll.
AS there is more land in this arid
region than can be irrigated by the nat
ural streams, the chief value lies not in
the land, but in the water, and the set
Element of this problem is what will
now confront congress. If man gets
control of the water, he practically owns
the land through which that water
runs, and he can increase or decrease
its value. He can turn the course of II
stream so that his land will get all of
the benefit of it, and the government
land below him will remain "high and
dry"
An Ancient System.
A company of promoters can locate
from it's natural channel, and their
ranches become valuable. Those who
locate near them may not bring the
stream back to its natural channel, for
these spectators have "located" the
stream and have thus acquired a per-
petual right under the present system.
In the early settlement of this country
the Spanish lund grants in the irrigable
districts were beneficial in that they af-
forded the farming of large tracts. But
as the country became more thckly set
tied the people adopted the irrigating
system of old Spain, which has been in
use III that country since their industrial
. history began. They first organized
pueblos, or towns, and the settlement
= or district naturally tributary to the
pueblo was organized into an irrigation
municipality. Each pobladore had his
separate lands, but the water belonged
TO the municipality. The community
constructed their bitches, elected their
officers. made the own laws. The
ownership was perpetual i'll the munich
pality, thus placing it beyond the power
of individual monopolists and sharks.
Under the Spanish laws a new pueblo
could not be founded within five leagues
of an existing pueblo, so that there was
plenty of room for the pueblos and their
irrigation municipalities, and water mo-
nopoly did not exist. No man nor COM
munity could acquire the ownership of
y an entire river.
Schemes For Relief.
The Pueblo Indians of New Mexico
have the same system and have had from
the highest antiquity. In California
especially in southern California, there
are numerous colonies who have adopted
the same plan, and the tendency of the
people of this state and of the west is to
divest the land and water monopolists
Of their power and to this end the irri-
eating congress will propose various
schemes for relief to the state and ma
tional legislatures.
The east and south thickly wooded,
blessed with many natural streams and
copious winter rains, little realize the
value of water to the west, which has
only two rivers of any considerable size,
and where rain is rare luxury.
j. NJ. SCANLAND.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
. or trust. dated the 10th day OF September in
the year 1890, executed 10 me by I ii. Starkcy,
D. N. Watts, IL IL. Grcder and d. l.. Greidcr.
Court OF the city OF Roanoke. Va. In deed hook
IL. page 1874, To secure to II. X. Rice the payment
OF the sum OF 1850 in three annual install
nents OF $500 each, with interest on each from
date OF said deed. evidenced by the three inter.
estoearDg negotiable notes, each in the sum OF
$2,HO, bearing even dates with said deed and
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yRusrEBs. sarws.

Sosts and expenses OF this sale and The ann Of
Sis1,1 being the sum now In default to sad M.
s0ciatlon, and the sum OF 5000 additional
P1oy1iced the same be not paid when due. at,u the
.s es,dI t IN the monthly instruments o. ssli0
on.r; lrHm inc zotn day OF August, 1ss and
xSth day OF August, 1893, until the whole sum
payable TO eaid association shall have been maid
on under the terms OF the said deed OF trrisi. and
any residue upon credit OF one and two wears
rom SAID date the purchaser to execute a de ed
payments WM IIJNSFORn n 1879"
y IL ids " ~0f AiN9tSc.
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Observation-Disclosures.

BEST ARTIFICIAL LEG manufactured,
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MFG. Co., 900 Penn
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Write for de-
scriptive catalogue. Address all com
munications to DIR. }. w. THOMPSON.
who has been secretary and general
manager for "a years.
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JAPANESE Liver Pellets cure bilious
ness, sour stomach and all kidney and
liver troubles. Small and mild. Sold
by Christian e Barbee.
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have sold the above described property and
otmr parties have this note to pay
Ii ids 4 II levy
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-08
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. THE leading
lures to.daY ranged as follows:
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Proposing an amendment to the tenth clause OF
Article | of the Constitution OF Virginia, and
providing for publishing said amendment
and certifying the same to the next General
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
An Enjoyable, Surprise Party

Many of the young frienda of Mics Hattie
Angerbower, niece of Mr.. George F..
Gruner, foreman for the New Haven Clock
company, gathered at the residence of Mr..
Gruner, 48 Orchard street, last evening,
and rendered her surprise party. About
fifty invitations had been sent out. 1t was
happy throng which gathered, and every
body lent willing hand to help make the
occasion a perfect success, and that all
succeeded In enjoying themselves WAS evil
dent. During the evening games were in
dulged in, and later the light fantastic toe
was tripped to tie sounds of sweet music
from one of the pariors. This was followed
by A1fne banquet served the happy ones
by Mr.. and Mrs. Gruner, and it was after
midnight before all had departed.
Among the many present were the fol-
lowing: The Misses Sarah Costello, Jennie
Lyons, Josie Kessel, Grace Dormsn, Katie
German. Annie Fanslow, Lizzie Chandler,
Laura Chandler, Katie Downes, Ella
Downes, Susie Coe, Amelia Neebe, Minnie
Richards. Carrie Gruner, Lulu Keskular,
Masters William Blakeslee, dward Haus.
man, William Hausman, Frank Beck,
Charles Watson, Frank Thompson, R,ch-
ard Watson, Joseph Dorman, Charles Cos
tello, Frank Ryan, William Starks, Walter
Archie of Derby, Joseph Lyons, George
Skinner, Clayton Roberts, Edward Skin
ner, George Saunders, Willie Skim er and
Dwight Williams.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
Notice..

The sale of seats for Haydn's oratorio,
1.-THE Creation" to be given by the Gounod
society on March 10, win open on Monday,
March Q, at 9 a m. As there will be an
enormous demand for seats, it is advisable
for all those who wish good eeats to apply
early. Not more than ten seats win be
sold to any one person.
The Gounod society has done most ex.
cellent work this winter, the results Of
which will be shown at next weeks con-
cert. 1.-THE Creation" win be presented
at the afternoon performance with full
orchestra and all the solo parts. The lat
ter to be taken by Miss Emma Juoh, Nj.
Max Heinrich and Mr.. William Winch
all artists who have won renown "a ora-
torio singers.
Any orders by mail or telephone to the
box Office Of the Hyperion win be carefully
and promptly attended to. According to
the society's established rule no spectators
will be admitted to the last rehearsal on
Monday evening, March 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
RDUCArIoNAL.


The board Meeting To.night-One
Tract out OF the Field as . High
The board of education Withhold meet
ing this evening and the committee which
visited, the new manual training school ct
Providence, R. j /, will make their report,
which will probably be favorable to having
the high school and manual training school
In the same building. The site for the
high school building will be discussed.
The Bowditch property is out of the
market. In fact 1t was never In the mark.
ct as site for an additional high school
building, as We learn authoritativsly. An
effort In that direction was actually made
by the board of education but was not en-
tertained, the owner not desiring to sell
Besides the Bowditch property three or
four other plots would have to be bought
to constitute q sufficient plot for building
purposes, including two adjoining pieces
on Orange street and one or two ON Wall
street, back of the Bowditch house lot. II
| was supposed by some that ss NJ. Bow.
ditch owned the mandatory known a.
the chair factory, on Wall and State
| streets, that he owned all the intervening
land on Wall street. which Is not the case
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
Funeral of Mrs. Trosbridge.

The funeral services of Jane Keller, wife
of Daniel Trowbridge, were held at her
late residence, 1411 Chapel street, yester-
day afternoon. at o'clock, Rev. DR.. Kel-
ley of the First NJ. E. church officiating.
The honorary bsarers were Ex-Governor
Ingersoll, Professor Brush, q. J. Morton,
Pierce N. WEIGH, O. 8. Leete and @. L.
Baldwin. The cssket was literally covered
with choice roses. The interment was in
Evergreen cemetery.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
Indefinitely Postponed.

Tho committee, which La to investigate
concerning the recent railroad wreck in
the out, did not hold any meeting yester-
day. The matter IL indefinitely postponed
until all the men who were on the trains
can be got together. Some of the men
were not on the Northampton division, but
regularly run on the other divisions The
matter is In the hands of Superintendent
R. g. Curtis of the Northampton division
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03

Man temperature, 80.
Max temperature, IS.
Min. temperature, g.
Precipitation o inches.
Max velocity of wind, 80 W.
Excess of temperature since January 1.-2s0
degrees. -
deficiency of precipitation since January /,
H 40 inches.
woo, n. J. COX, Observer.
Note-A minus sign II prehxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates tenn perature below zero.
A"s" in connection with rainfall indicates
trace OF rainfall TOO small to measure.
sSnow Is melted and resulting depth OF water
not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03

From the large crowds that visit our
store daily it is evident that the people sp-
preciate the bargains We are Offering in
shoes and rubbers at our great bankrupt
sale. D. W. CosGRoyE & Co, -
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03

For London Cream Biscuit" They are
the finest cracker in the world. The words
London Cream" are stamped upon every
Cracker. f22 eod1m
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03

Boys school shoes at 96c In lace and but
ton at our bankrupt sale.
mh8 81 D. W. CosaRova & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03

People who live In the country should
keep Salvation Oh, the infallible antidote
for the poisonous stings Of bees and wssps.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03

Officer Tighe was very low last evening
and DR.. Whittemore was called In consul
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
Reinyss

Our ohild's 500 shoe we are selling at 3Sc
during our bankrupt sale.
D. W. CosGRovK & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
WIN Nicely = CO.
The Cloak Cut.

The CLOAK cut.
The supply isn't inexhaust-
ible.
Early corners will get their
pick.
Amy Cloak, Wrap or Jacket |
here will come to you at just
ONE, HALF the price marked on
the ticket.
In most cases what you pay
don't cover the cost of the
bare material.
The styles are correct and
each garment was picked from
hundreds of rivals for some
special excellence.
One example.
Double breasted Cheviot
Jacket was SIS 90, now $2.5o.
Center Street Entrance.
Special Sale Mems Hose.
There are no outs about
these.
They were gathered at diff
+fefent times for special value
and are now punched to 60 in
three DAYS.
Full regular made, your
choice of 49,
Fancy.
Plain colors,
Fast black,
Unbleached,
-TwELvE-AND-A-HALF CENTS
THE PAIR
Silk finish half hose, blue
russell, modes and tans, 3 pairs
in a nice box for $I.oo.
All silk half hose CSC the
pair.
Main Entrance. Right.
The prettiest of the pretty
here in laces.
| Pointe de Paris
Applique.
Normandy Walls.
Net Top.
| Chsnliny.
Torchon.
Medici.
The pick of all these and
more besides.
/
| One good thing from the
Handkerchief corner.
A lot of manufacturer samples IN white an
| colors at 1870 for your choice.
Main Entrance, Left.
In the big basement.
| Covered oblons large wash Boiler SIC.
IL quart Dish Pans lee.
Tea Kettles &c
Large size square Bread or Cake Boxes 47c.
Fsofs trays 1T S ssSy Sc.
) WM,NFFTNaDCo,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
.iday, March 3, 1893.


Animal Meeting-N II. Coop. Saw. Fund ASS.
Copper PaintEThompson & Belden.
Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely Eco.
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup AT Druggtsts'
For eale-Pony Phseton-Phseton, This Once
For Rent-Furnished Rooms-S48 Orange Street..
For Sale-Grocery-Bretzf Agency.
For -Dwelling-Bretzfelder'e Exchange.
Found-False Teeth This once.
For Rent-1e-Room House.1aa Union Street.
For Sale-Deep Lot-Bretzfelder's Agency.
F6r Rent4 Central Rooms AZ:
Grand Rheppin9 Empoziana-F. n broWn e 20
Loans-Brefzfef1eR, KxchAngo Hit.
NoticeeProbate Court.
Rents Wantsd-Bretzfelder's Kzehanges
Hoal Eafafe For SaIe-HR Hoadiey. H. as-5s
0slvaaaen Ofk-At Druggi1fB.
Strost'H Perfection Buckwheat-At Groeer1.
Wall Papsr-R. B. Bradley.
Wanted-Young Man-Box 346, City.
Observation-Disclosures, This ONCE.
snted-Sftuation-1MS st. John Street.