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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
rRusrRns. SALES.

thence with Gregory street north 80 degrees we,t
81 rect TO point, corner to lot sold Josiah
Friend, thence north degrees east 400 feet, to
Madison street, thence with came south IS de
grees east ~ feet to a point, corner to lot sold
Houston q Wright, thence south . degrees weet
200 feet to the beginning, containing 10000
ward 1.
-, Srd. Beginning at a point on the north side OF
walker street 1OO feet east OF Wood street and
corner 10 lot sold Samuel Price, thence north 3
degrees ,s cast No feet to Gregory street, thcnoo
with same south 81 degrees east 80 feet to point
corner to lot sold W. Sherman, thence south =
degte S west 2O0 feet to Walker street, thence
with walker street north IS degrees west so feet
to tho beginning, containing 16.OOO square feet,
more or icss, and known rs lot goo. ward 4.
~, TERMS: Cash rs to enough of the oceeds to
pay tho expenses OF executing this trust, 10.
ciudir trustees commission OF & per cent, and
the instslment of $500 due on the 18th September,
1872. and per cent interest on SUtO from Septcm
, Der To- isSl, to date Of SALE as to $500 with in
given until September 10 1893, and tho residue,
IL any, VIII be made payable in two equal install
mcnts from date OF sale, at six and twelve
months: All deferred payments to hear 8 per
cent Interest, to be evidenced by negotiable notes
sold. Jos 7 DORAS
09tus Truetee
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WnEREAs, a cEKrAIN pEEp OF TKCs |

WHEREAS, A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUs I
w was executed by w. J Blair and l.. d.
Blair, jr, to George j. Poet and his successor. ms
1891, and recorded December So 1871 in d, cd
book Il, page 3l2, in the clerks office of the
Hastings Court OF the City OF Roanoke, Va, to
secure the performance of conditions and paw
ncnts or monies, as specified in certain PENAL
bond executed by them or even date with said
payment to the National Mutual building and
Loan Association of New York OF the sum of
T''MO, loaned or advanced to said WI. Blair and
Il. Dlair, Jr., upon fifty shares OF stock in said
association, held by them In certificates Nos
S,7,b and 1929, issues ID and ID u respectively
and whereas. by the articles OF association under
which said loan was made aud 10 secure which
said pond and deed OF trust were executed 1t is
provided for repayment in certain manner and
terms, with principal and interest aygregatinr
monthly payments of $50 per month until the
whole sum, principal, with interest. premium
son OF the terms OF said articles OF association.
ana Oh TINS deed OF trust, in pursuance thereof
arc paid and satisfied, and whereas, the said
George d Poet has resigned this trust and the
judge OF the Hastings Court has duly appointed
the undersigned, Rush u Derr, as trustee in
said deed, In the place and stead of said George
>. peet; and whereas, default having been made
In thc payment and conditions provided for in
said bond and deed for more than three months,
ana being required so to do by the beneficiary
the said National Mutual Building and Loan As.
sociation OF New York, shall, by virtue OF snid
WEDNESDAY: TIE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1883,
at ~ O'CLOCK NJ. proceed 10 sell at pu bllc
RnanoR. in I front Of the premises il the city
property described in said decd as 'all that lot,
piece or parcel of land, with improvem, u It's
thereon, situated in the city of Roanoke State
OF virginia. described ne follows: Beginning ut
point on the south side OF Allcghany Place
street and running thence south 81 degrees west
% feet to point thence south degrees west
ITO feet to an alley. thence with saiu alley north
- degrees east Ii feet tn point, thence north Z
degrees cast 10 feet to Allegheny place, the
point OF bcginnng'
lERMS Cash sufficient to pay on the cast of
executing this trust and dis hargc the obligations
under said bond. aggrcgating about $5,5777, and
the balance, II any, payable in SIX aud twelve
months RUSH u. DERR,
~ Jus Trusted.
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by VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
I'D dated on the 18th day OF Septem Der. 1891.
recorded September 90, 1891, in deed book 6e
page 317, in the clerks ONCE OF the Hastings
James A. Fishburne and Mary L. Fishbnrne his
Eifc. conveyed to Alexander Neili and Ruth L.
Derr, trustees, certain real estate therein de
scribed In trust to secure to The Middle States
payment OF certain penal bond executed OF
even date will said deed OF trust in the sum of
SiWU, conditioned 10 pay S2UOJ in accordance
win the terms and conditions set forth in said
fault having been made in the payments therein
provided for and b. ing requiI ed SO to do by the
beneficiary. the said The Middle States Loan
Bnilding and CONSTRUCTION Company. OF IIagcrs-
lSL3. on the premises in the ci'y OF Roanoke Va
ut IL O'Clock m.,procecd to ecl, at public auction
to The highest bidder the following described real
estate with the appnrtenances thereto belonging:
street - feet west OF RoaGoke street, thence
with High street north - degrees west 10 feet to
point thence southerly 49, feet. more or less
TO an alley thence with ssd alley south IL degrees
thence northerly 1870 feet, more or less tn High
street. the place OF beginning, known as part of
lots AZ anu ~ az shown on the map OF Fishhurne
soid to The Home Building and Conveyance Com
pGny and by the Home Building and Conveyance
Company 10 j. a. Fi-hburnc
TERMS: Cash sufficient Ia pay costs and cx
pehses OF executing this trust and the amounts
now due and unpaid To The Middle States Loan
about $40 in all, ard the balance payable In
twelve months with interest, secured ny a deed
OF trust on the premises
,o,a. A AEEXA \ nEsS SEILL' Trustees.
The above property has hccn sold byJ A.
risnpurhe ana his payments assumed ny his
Vehaee. j. a. FISIiBukNE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OP A GER
tain deed OF trust, dated the 3lst day of
March, lSW, and rtcorded on the clerks office of
the city OF Roanoke, In deed book 40 page fSS
from Ellen j. Rodruck to the unue rsigncd trus
tee for the purpose OF securing to the Roanoke
Building Association and Investment Company
the sum OF 81 tSSj -, 10 become due I'm monthly
instalments OF S200S each, with Interest from
date. And default having been made in the pay
ment OF eleven OF said notes, and being directed
80 to do by the beneficiary in the said decd of
trust, VIII offer for sale, at public auction. at
the front door OF the courthouse. OF The city of
Roanoke, ON THE lST DAY OF JULY, 1893
At l2:2D T. NJ, the following described propcrt
situated in the city OF Roanoke
Beginning at point on the north side OF Bull
litt street 3 feet west Of Belmont boulevard,
thence north II degrees ~ minutes Is seconds
west 1870 feet to an alley, thence with said alley
south ~ degrees 81 minutes ID seconds west 10
feet TO point, thence south 10 degrees 81 min
utcs ID seconds cast 100 feet to Bullitt street
thence with Bullitt street north "a degrees Aj
minutes 10 seconds east 10 feet to the place OF he
ginning, and known lot 'S section Is IA
shown by the map OF the Belmont addition to the
city of Roanoke
TERMS OF SAL L: Cash as to the costs of
sale and the Gum of 2I4.32. and as to the sam OF
$!O3 90 upon n credit, to become due in monthly
instruments of $40 Us each with interest from the
3lst day of March, 1880 and us to the residue IL
any, upon credit OF one and two years from tay
OF sale, deferred payments to he evidcu ccd bv
the no. cs OF the purchaser, secured by deed OF
trust upon the premises conveyed
G-1-tds Il. b. SCOTT, Trustee
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID dated September 18th, 1870, executed TO me
ms trustee by Leonard Clarke 10 secure to the
Roanoke Land and Improvement COMPANY The
payment OF the sum OF 81, 237 80 payable in three
equal annual instalments OF $i12 5O with interest
ON each payable annually, and default having
been made in the payment OF portion OF the
second OF said instruments falling due on the
18th of September, 1892, and the interest thereon
from the 9th OF July, 1872. (thc first and last of
said instruments with interest having been paid
In fulD and having been required go to do by the
beneficiary under said deed | will. either in per.
son or by attorney, ON MONDAY, THE 10TH
DAY OF JULY, 1s9e, At II NJ, oncr for sale NJ
public auction to the highest bidder in front OF
the courthouse for the city of Roam Ike all that
certain parcel of land lying in the city OF Roa
noke, Va and described n follows, to wit:
beginning ut the northeast CO rner OF Gregory
and Wood streets. thence with Wood street north
degrees cast 200 feet to Madison street, thence
with Madison street south IS degrees cast 100 feet
10 point, thence south degrees west , u feet To
Gregory street, thence with same north s. de.
grecs west 100 feet 10 the beginning. containing
20,O0O square feet, moIc LEGS, and known as
lots 1873 and % ward 4.
ERMS; Cash a. Ia enough To pay the cost OF
cNccut NJ this trust aud to pay TO tho Roanoke
Land ana lmi rovcmcnt Company the sum of
S26.iS, with interest thereon from the 9Th day of
July, 1872. and II trustees commission of ! pcr
cent, and the residue. il any, in two cuunl in
stalmenis nj six and twelve months from date OF
sale deferred paymcn to be evidenced by ncro.
table notes bearing per cent. interest and
secured by:deod Of trust upon tho property sold
o''" JOS. |. DORIAN, Trustee.
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10y VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST EXE-
- cuted 10 the undersigned trustee By Sarah A.
'omptrt and William Compcri, her husband.
whlch deed bears date tho 9TH day of March 1871
and recorded i'll deed hook ~. page 40 In the
clerk 8 office OF the Hastings Court OF the CITY of
Roanokc, State OF Virginia. In which the follow.
ing described property is conveyed in trust tn
secure to w. =. Moomnw the payment of $l,taO
and interest thereon from the 9th day OF March,
ISM, evidenced by eighty $50 negotiable notes OF
even date with said deed in the sum OF S9U each
and default having been made in n part OF said
notes as they became due and payable and hcng
required so to do Ivy the hcnefic airy. shall ON
MONDAY. JULY II, 1922 AT II O'CLOCK NJ.
oner for sale in front OF the courthouse door I'm
the city OF Roanoke, Va, at public auction, to he
highest bidder, the following described property
with appurtenanccs thcreunto belonging:
beginning at a point on the north side OF Shcn-
thence westerly with Shenandoah avenue SO feet
to point, thence northcry 100 feet to al alley
thence with said alley castcrly 50 feet to point
tnehcc southcrly l3O feet to Shenandoah avenue
the place OF beginning, known as lot u in section
~ as shown on the map or the Rogers, Fairfax
and Houston addition.
TERMS: Cash sutlic cnt to pay the costs OF
executing this trust and tn pay all past due notes
WIN interest: the balance payable in monthly
instruments of $50 per month with interest from
March >, 1S.W, and notes. to lie payable at such
times az the remaining notes secured in the
aforementioned deed of trust are now made
payable, will he taken for such balance, and SC.
cured by q deed OF trust on the premisee
IL ids RUSH L. DERk, Trustee.
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Tnusrnms. sArrs.

executing this trust. including fruslce Commit.
VooO OF per cent and the past due note Of Mrs.
notes held by Engleby Bros amonpS Sns uue
SoUO WIN interest from August 81 1881. nmount,
Ing In all to about 81 $40 cash and the baianca !,
an, p nsia ~ one and two years with interest
decd OF trust on the property gold "
=, IN" foregoing sale is made at the risk and cost
tue FORMER sale of this property Wednesdav
, yune H. 1873 but failed to comply with tic
T Slms OF sale by settlement with the trustee
CURED to give a certified check for 300 be,or,
tho property will be knocked out to him.
oHtds A. L. FIREMAN., Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAI. ESTATe IN
INC city or Roanoke BY virtue of decd ~
Irust GATED the 18th Gay OF August 1ssp fron Tho
70 sscnro =, company to the undersigned
70 secure nsH 10 William Hanrahan the payment of
HiWo' evidenced by two promissory notcs each
III the sum OF 800. with intercs, from date nav
aoIe IN one anu two years respectively after date
tue note due two years after date and bcinn sn
rreqmefsLeo oy the holder OF said note I will ON
sA q, y. RDAl, TIE lsr DAY OF JULY. iS93
Al l. o'CiOCk NJ, in front OF the courthous, IN
the city of Roanoke proc cd TO sell said ionS ~
pubiic auction to the highest bidder Said land
IL described as follows: u ANU
Cors ss point on the northwest eide OF
.nencc north VI degrees west $50 feet to an aIIcy
thencc with said alley south - deyrees wcst I'M
tt 10 point. thence south Il cckrees cast i51
AecI 10 Clark street. thence with Clark strcet
ginning. p'"'e VI oc-
TEaMs: Cash as to enough to pay the cos, o,
executing the said trust and to pay the amount
~ the said unpaid note and interest, and "a to
tne residue, II any there be, the same shaII he
payable III one and two years respectively atter
OF trust. THOS " NII,T "Seu
u / tbs rrn.t
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Double Wedding at Wards Chapel.


The largest and prettiest church wedding
ever witnessed in this vicinity, was the double
wedding at Wards Chapel on Tuesday last.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Harry Fite,
of Baltimore, and Miss Jennie Allen, Mr..
Harry Allen and Miss Fannie Hail. of North
Branch. Revs. Mr.. Peters and Guthrie,
performed the ceremonies The ushers were
DR.. Bolte, of Harrisonville, Messrs. Philip
Lee, Eldersburg; John Black, North Branch;
aud John Graybill, York, Pa. The church
was darkened and then brilliantly lighted,
and filed to its utmost capacity with invited
guests and friends of the couples. Shortly
after FIVE o'clock, the appointed hour, the
couples preceded by ushers and little flower
girls, one each, approached the altar rail and
were met by the ministers. The ceremonies
being performed the newly married couples
entered hack which was in waiting, and
were driven back to Mr.. Joseph Allen 5, where
a sumptuous supper was served. The brides
were richly attired in cream henrietta, with
duchess lace and pearls, made entrain. The
grooms were dressed in the conventional
black, with white ties, as were also the four
ushers. The flower girls were dressed IN
pink and blue and carried large boqnets
Mr. and Mrs. Fife left at nine o clock p.
m. for Baltimore, where they viii make their
future home, after a short tour through the
West. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen intend to make
North Branch their future home, where they
have formerly resided. The happy couples
were the recipients Of many useful and valua-
Bile presents
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Road Meeting at Freedom.


A meeting of taxpayers and citizens Of
Freedom district was held at Freedom on
Saturday of last week to discuss the demerits
of the new road law and to select suitable
men to be recommended to our county faith
ers for their consideration as road commits
sioners for our district. The meeting was
called to order and N. ID. Norris was elected
president, and X. II. II. Shipley, secretary.
After some discussion and calculations and
some important information from our district
tax collector, 0. P. Buckingham, it was
found that our taxes in this district would be
raised about ten cents on the one hundred
dollars more than they are at present. which
was not very agreeable discovery. The
majority Of persons present seemed to be in
favor Of the bonded system for the improve
ment of our roads. Men to be recommended
for road commissioners were selected by ballot
which resulted as follows: VIM. I. Devries
20 votes, VIM. D. Slack 20 votes, j. J. K. P.
Brandenburg II votes, John c. Shipley 10
votes, John Fl. Brown II votes, Chas. Beck
votes, Mort. Dorsey vote. Messrs. j. NJ.
Dorsey, Chas. Beck and R. Fl. 81. Shipley
were appointed to report to the county COM
missioners between now and the LIST of March
the result Of the meeting and urge the ap-
pointment of Messrs. Devries, Slack and
Brandenburg, they having received the high
est number of votes.
Among those present we noticed VIM. T.
Devries, N. D. Norris, Joseph Slack, W. D.
Slack, NJ. Dorsey, ]. NJ. Dorsey, Sam. Bar
nett, J. Barnett, Simon Golibart and brother,
James Carter, j. j. X. P. Brandenburg,
Chas. Beck, Jas. H. Shipley and sons, j. II.
Steele and son, Peter Miller, ]. F. Shipley,
S. D. Shipley, H. n. Devries, WIN. Rear
don, o. p. Buckingham, B. P. Pool, j. Ben
nett, Mr.. Veach, Chas. N. Allen, Brice Nc.
Shipley, R. H. II. Shipley and Others
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NJ D., oo,;,,,
MONDAY, rep. laura ~. burns, acsinS
exec1trix OF David Burns, deceased returned
list to OF debts ,a -;u - ....oont ofwm Io.re
Inc Ias' win anu ~ ~,
deceased, was auInlueu 70 proIa'e ano ie5agas
testamenIary grante9 r 10 u9 T L. oSOuAsu &c
Johh y. Erp anu iSliAs sioi a.. oS JoLt'
George Erb, deceased, returned list oil debts
and inventory OF money. - o,d;aa
lne iaSl an 1891 NOS aJ
thereto OF ue1rge hooh'z, teceaset Was a
mitteu 10 prTpate anu ig K,a 'e "nd Iaoai
granted 10 "iliiain H. hooi''@ anu ""0o'
hoontz,
Tuesday, February i.-Nat9an d. 1 p pI anu
Edward ). Bale, executors oil isaac =. pane
deceased, returned inventory Oh go9u T., anu 10
chatteis ana inventory OF money auu iss u
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surprise Parties.

On Friday evening, the Sd inst, about 7.30
o'clock, the quiet home of Mr.. j. Frank
Magee, at Carrollton, was besieged by over
forty young folks, who had arranged to pay
their respects to Mr.. Magee and lady, by TAX
ing them by surprise. When the family dis
covered what was coming they surrendered,
and the party took full possession of the prem
ises and made themselves quite at home.
They spent the evening in pleasant greetings,
interesting conversation, parlor games, music,
&c. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Magee and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Brown, Mrs. Dennis Green and daugh-
ter, David Green, John Shipley, Misses Ida
Shipley, Edith Taylor, Ida Green, Bessie
Lockard, Mrs. Amanda Magee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Butler Gorsuch, Edgar Lockard, of Carroll
ton; Charles Turtle, Westminster; Emma and
James Hill, Eastview; Fannie Stocksdale;
Harry Herring, Newman Stocksdale, Finks-
burg; Edward l.. Crawford, Misses Emma,
Flater, Ada Bush, Emma Tanner, Messrs.
Harvey Caple, Marshal Flater, Harry Bush,
Roy Caple, Sandyville.
About IL clock the company were invited
into the diningroom, where tables were spread
with cake, confections, tropical fruits. lemon.
ade. ice cream, &C., in abundance, to which
all rendered good service in real gastronomic
style At late hour the friends gave up
possession, babe the family good night and
retired, having spent pleasant evening.
NEAR sYKEsvIILE.
A most enjoyable surprise and pound party
was rendered Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Selby at
their home, near Sykesville, on Thursday
evening, February ID. The evening was
devoted to games, plays, singing, &c. Re-
freshments. provided by the guests, were
served. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Selby, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Black, Misses Florence Phil.
hnger, Retta Philhnger, Minnie and Elsie
Phillinger, Nettie Barnes, Lille Phebus,
Mamie Brown, Rosa Mellor; Messrs. Robert
Carter, Eugene Berry, Roy Macrome, Harry
Phillips, Marshall Phillinger, Al. Phebns and
others.
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westminster cemetery Lotnoldsrs' Meeting.

The Lotholders of the Westminster Gene
tery Company met at Firemen's Hall on Tues
day night last and organized by calling b. q.
Grimes to the chair and making John j..
Reese secretary. The President of the com
pany, John l.. Reifsnider, read the folio wing
report:
ITO tie LotoWaers Of Tic Westminster
Cemetery Company.
The lapse of another year brings upon me
the duty of laying before you the condition OF
our company 1t is not necessary that 1
should make an extended report, as there
has been no marked change in the condition
of our affairs since | made my last report, a
year ago. There has been steady improve,
ment each year in the general appearance oil
the Cemetery grounds, and we feel gratIhed
to know that the work in which we have been
engaged for the company is duly appreciated
by those who are specially interested IN the
Cemetery and by our citizens generally.
The company has no Indebtedness what
ever at this time, and the treasurer has the
sum of $l1s.39 to the credit of his account in
bank.
The removal ofthe old church has made
way for some improvements upon the ground
ON which it stood. This space is now enclos.
ed in a circular drive and is susceptible OF
such ornamentation as will be suited to the
be has not yet been determined upon but viii
be, it is hoped, during the coming summer;
Twenty-sev persons have been Inferred
in the Cemetery during the past year. The
grounds have been kept in clearly and pro
per condition, and the superintendent, as
usual has been obliging aud attentive.
We would suggest to lotowners the proprie-
ty of keeping the shrubbery upon their lots
trimmed and in good condition, preventing it
from becoming large and unsightly. A little
attention of this kind from each lotowner
will add greatly to the appearance of the
cemetery grounds. The services Of the super
ntendent can always be availed of for the
work and at very moderate prices. so that IN
this way, or by individual lotowners them
selves, much may be done, and at little cost,
to improve the general appearance OF the
cemetery
The treasurer, John j. Reese, reported
receipts 1851. % and expenditures $l43.54,
leaving balance of S1ls.39, after which the
following officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year: John L. Rifenider, President,
DR.. J. W. Herring, Richard Manning, Geo.
r. Gehr, Frank X. Herr, John Bernstein
and John j. Reese, Board of Managers.
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Mr.. f. McC. Brown, of Brunswick, Ga,
formerly of Uniontown, this county, will be
married on Tuesday afternoon next, at Brook
Ign, New York, to Miss Ellie May Flanders,
at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. 9. g.
Morse, 527 Washington avenue Mr.. Brown
is now at the home of his father, near Union
town.
Mrs John H. MITCHELL of Washington, D.
c., is guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. Howell
Billingslea.
Miss Elizabeth Hewitt, of Freedom, is VS.
iting relatives and friends in Baltimore. She
will spend the month of March in Washing
ton, d. c.
Gen. Abner Doubleday, the distinguished
Federal General, who died at Morrislown,
New Jersey, on January %, was a brother.in-
law of Mr.. Robert NJ. Hewitt, of Freedom
district, this county.
The young ladies' of Westminster will give
dance at Wantz Hall on Tuesday evening
next, ST. Valentines Day. An enjoyable
occasion is expected.
AT Sandy Mount NJ p Church, on Tues
day, the Dist, at !. 80 o'clock, pm, Mr.. Yer
non Reese. of this city, will be married to
Miss Eta Caple, daughter OF Mr.. William II.
Cape. reception will follow the ceremony,
from 3 to o'clock.
Messrs. Baldwin, Sloan and Dorsey, of
Baltimore, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. Charles b. Roberts, Jr
Miss Bette Shriver is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Jones, Baltimore.
Miss Walsh, of New York, was for several
days this week the guest of Miss Irwin.
Miss Gambrill, who has been visiting Miss
Roberts, returned on Tuesday to Frederick.
Mr.. Kirk Matthews, Of Howard county,
: I 4 w.