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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN 10 THE gTuuk
j holdtrs Of the heIih foint tona0lifHtci
Of tho stockhoideft Of tho SAID COMPANY will
he held NJ 2 O'Clock pm, ON MONDAY. fHH If.
CAV Of september next, % me tuI.H IlUtr.
SAID fake NV. 70 elect a board OF direct o. IUr
tGe ensuing year. and 20 attend i1 such utrur
iiusincsa pertaining 20 the Interests Uf tHU coin.
rary III may be brought before DO
W. WHITEHEAD. ju.
Salt Lake city. August lith isu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

John D. AvUgtJf. john vs.. lIasam. Janss
q hHlc zoo Ntt i th'yitu aud sarah %.
thmrUc. riuuuds.
ADrir 10 robb.us. Itmes uatIs. John na, ~.
Henry Davis. Ruben Dave. tyUH.H b.. NUuua.
1'or.cN N.lfrs, jr,amggr jam. o. unis 3
ortn b. NoIus. niupr pu.caiautt
me people Of ihe Territory of Utah ,ond
~ 10 Annie -. uou9ms. Jum,s Davis. John
UINIH. ilyHU DAVIS, NuNuu u.yi.. truUEu s..
luua George A. ngrfis Jr, % minor i.uDH
MINOR pad uuun %. Nouf MINOR Ole.
sou orc hereby rcgurcI 60 arocrr boz an
action .rUuaht against fuu uN tnc auu1r named
u.sIuNn. IH tHr tIHrIUt court of tbu INII
Judicial uistrrt of Che lcr tory ut ltHN.
huI i1 answer ihy compliant h'l
tHu ily of arr.Ico' inter- iur service Uu 500
Ul 800. "uHmHu.aaIf served wIIlIu 600. count. .
or. DO served HHt of tufs county, Hu iu iIua OBOE
irtN Wt.n 'Wrn HNs utuIvfo Wlum
Ht.1 Htl.n.t .uu. according Co 600 pshTr. of
fN'i complaint
.Iuc 900 ..H.H 's NfoHght 20 have "a tcgrco
uI ihH tnH1t HNiIu.uf ih. UriynlHnH tn uc
tuu colo H,Irs uf H.Uy. lltNIa. deceased. FuI
runu.uuus IuH partition made Hg tIrm ~ 'ulf
2 ant bloch Il-. W"t q, SAFE Lax 'it. our
unH ndIul.ul tI" owners u. fHH tracts ui land
respectively nH hereinafter ..I Hut, auN atIulF
jog lNN| NfItuINNI" NAN| NU uHNN Nr
uuC therein Iu.u T. NuHraUr of portion
HrH'lHvI aa fH.I.UH Commencing Ht ~ So
conner faiI IuI NI... I|H. rIIf"N. .HHt Lake
tify survey, running thence north .urHHu.
thence UH.t TuI.. IN.U.U HHUtI o ru1H,
thrurU wet # TuI# Loo beginning John So.
linsiHW nt following Commencing ut 81. o..
former sHlI Doe FL. U.u.t Il.. UlHf 'A' salt IlLu
tItF HurNt|t running N.UuyU Uur.I 3D. rode
thence wet . rode EHUuIU .U.fU sH fHIH.
thence ta.t H. ruIH fH h..uUIuH. A.HUH 80
iiU mes ut tuNUNIUE commencing ats So.
corner HIIi Dot D. HOgA DOS. ulBl"N salt Lakr
CITY turf'J running INUuUu month ."rut. Thence
raHtHN rods, thence tuUtN twenty fuIH. thUUru
W roo tl beg ruIua 1lWrs a Raleigh,
Mars il liHiUifI HHi sarah % IWUNUN ut tHls
lowing NuuururluH Hi NH.Ht DO TINHuHHi uf
X " corner sliI lHf q. N.HHa O.. HIu.E lI.. u.H'
4. Ha.t late tI.F Huri rUuuIu. IHuu.u uHfth
ID rods. thence rHHi .. ruIH. theme" .UaiI .t
rutH, tuUuUg uIHt . rode Iu beginning. Hu1
for costs Uf fuit against those uuH appear o.
contest same
And son are uorrHy notified that 10 E0u iaII
tu uuprur ana answer tHU said comp Huf As
above required tUH end N.H.uNu will HUuIT Iu
che Court for tnr rUIIrf demanded tHtrrIu.
witness Che llIr Charlie. n. LluH. Judge
and tHr -Uu of tHU District Cuufi ni
INu II.fl IuIIH.i I District. Iu l.u jog
|hthl. tnt lr.UIHrF Uf lfnH. tNIa ..Ul HHY ni
tapu..n1 ylEHi hundred ana ninety
three.
ilrND "a. MCMILLAN. CLERK
hr dtp, % LHuUif. urHuiy DIrrk.
harlow fofauuu, Attorney Coo lImuuNH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF william Holrdshall. deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ undersigned. executors N the luft viii
and traumuut of william lirardslull,
dotoaFod 90 the creditors ~, and q . pursouH
having claims uVlmH rho FA|u deceased, 90
EXHIBIT chem with lhr uvcOaHary vouchers,
within ten moutbs after ihe nrst pub icutiou 0f
tins notice iu thl HaiI execution. at tho law
one. Uf She, 90 Movie. Rooms Iui o. I1I Con.
sututi1u iluudIaF, salt T. lku city, Ia tue county
O! salt ilto. uHh Territory
Dated August aN. lsI.
JAM, utUkW uNIu, and
pEIEE O. JOHNSTON.
Executor ~ fhn lHHt vi ana testament Of
MILAN Iirlrdfhil, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
NOTICE

TNHE ANNUAL MEETING on TIE
Angles Hallway Company wil be- held nt tho
complny'a unfD, so. 30 state street, on
Thursd4y, Tho alHt day of september, 40 1893.
I'd Do q No., fIr Che purpose of Uluruup directors
for tho HGHuiuu Year and Tor tho Transaction
~ Fuch .thCr uU.ingas o. may properly come
hrfOrf said muUuug
,. a, CLAYTON,
hH#r.f.Ww
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


Eataic M Jane lrowues, Deceased.
NvorICr Is uFuEM GIVEN BY TINS
y Tnirr.I.urH. executor ut tNn last
Vlli Of jane IrrNrDE, decreased,
to the creditors uL and yIl utrfuua having
claims against tEu BAUD iUUgl7'I, 10 t'Nluil
nam ,yttb fhr UVrp.H8ry lUuuIoTa. WITHIN ten
months nficr tho l.st publication ~ lhh
notice, 60 Inc HaId John lrrNrrh executor hl
gl r gnd last street, rNIl Ia e. 1l!', lh tAe
County OF salt axe, Territory ui llh
join THEWEEh,
Executor OF the last N.ll Of deceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
FAT o PEOPLE.

10 reduce vour weight suHIIY uso va .
hrla ulofiy pia nui loose l1 uiutf. s.
month no 'u'rrg t1 thr health si Iut,f.ff.
curc with Iufiu1H. nr uIHaalr. So 44alA.
tNts They build uu au1 Improve tHr general
hcNtl, hlluity tNH complexion auu Leave so
WitiNt Nfls, iufy Anderson. a buUHrH
ttst iumIfuRnt MHHHt. writes. "InIrH hut|I.H
OF tour Obesity riiIa redirect my wairbf fr1pt
~ uuuhds % 100 ami mover felt better 10 All
my luA, I am m1rh p'caHrt wlth thn rrfu.t
hnl shNl % ~ lcan 10 help you our patrons
luC ud1 Physicians. uantera T4wgers and
lcAicts pt 1elrtY. our gn0fs orc H1tHulI fu
drlE stores gu orders arc supplied direct ff8m
ages Tor 50 hy mail pfopaIi. partIst. ars .ssaIrit
ecle al snHttEsrON DEStE Gov
WILLARD REMEDY co., BOSTON,
MASS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


Tsmiu OF charles } Green, Deceased
NroTrE Is HEREBY GiNrN ny THE
~ uudprHiguud, AdWlnisttatriN OF tho Estato
ot thuos y. Ute,n Ocea.ed, 60 The 'rodl.
tora 90, and 900 ucruuFhNing claims against
nrrpsstry vouchers. within four months uftOr
M urst publication OF this notice, lo tlo SAID
AdmuH.mtrN. az kiyeri9n Precinct in NE
County of ult ltto. lmh Territory
Dated Aufusr gan 1893.
MANY Am n her mark GREEN,
AdmInI.lr4trN of tho estate OF thlrlcB j.
Uro.u o.. decreased,
WnddeIl a Adams. Attorneys for Estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

YDstPtt a. soUIiitE 1iIE NuNlNls.
81 .r.t1r OF thp estate uf UrHIHnIU q f'|UU,
upreafsu hnsiuu nlru nH IrIuuH N.fr.u,
duIy ytr.nrd.praii Ing Cor ON ui.r. Hi.lI' of GOO
real patsIs 81 SAIL uutUtvuit t.I IIH UUIuuaH
iUprrIn apt fHrIh. % ~ tlufufu.t uuIyf"H .r The
JudfU ~ aaid court, tnht aII |UUHHH. interested
iH frr estate uf saiI deco .aUH. appear before
iht aait Probate court 900 iHH.1lu. tHn .tu
uaf or -eutrmhcr. la.N, ff q H.U H- tn iHn
fU rrnHlu of faiI u1Y. 90 tNC .UHT. ruHI ut said
Ur#Hrtt glufI. 90 tnu DOuUl. tHUHf IIUHHr. Iu
t.r UlIy aug County of rtIt lH.H ItN iD.r|
tors. .o sHav cause why lu uri . aN|uII n0i h0
.fHuIsu 20 Ihy anii uduiIHlraiur. Goo s.II be-
mlJh .ir real estate ui Ihu HtIl IH.rHsud lt
pu,htn saiu aa shall be NECESSARY, lud Inlt 70
i0pv W this or YER De published It 'gasi four
tUrttHsIVo weeks IN tLu ursiHII lFtNINu
NrWa. aueatpaprr priuHd .ui UuIHHgUI Dog
asiu tItg aud county, Ur written rHU..Ht Nc 900
rlriIaf iUrostrd De- fhil proceedings HU n|Ud
JACuu u. HLAiE. Probate Judge
DATED AUGUST ist, 1888.
untrlr & nrmis. Attorney ior Admnis.
traitor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
DRESS GOODS.

a UNUuAINa.
81 IIuH uf $500 shades. 90 inch,
G0rWuu Ilunrictias at ,5c. yd.
a UtI4Afs.
Five pieces O. inch black
tiIk wurp liouriolius ai so. yd
Twenty-Five Shades OF I'm.
purUi lInAdglo b. 900 iu. wide,
si,ll sd.
SrrrtNta
HU. suits ior carly rll wear,
sifluiIy nll-wuol, yards Is boa.
wide big bargain a. sl7a
suiI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01
JACKETS and CAPBS

2 6urArrsr sAcmrtcE ~
Z. IACkETs @. AND - CAPEs
ever made IA salt Lake.
, $500. Ladies' Jackets and
. H'aznu 700 black aud oolors,
r sold from $3.50 tu eiuO.
u siOn. Ladies' Jackets and
,, Hipzors In nll colors, sold from
III eLfuf n eI.Uu.
p ra95. Ladies' Jackets and
=. Blazers in stylish shapes.
p $3.50. I.aiip-' Jackets 10
most elegant styles, worth
>. 500 Co SLIGO.
: 5000. Ladies' Jackets IN
n worry beautiful effects, worth
a from 800 90 siG.ul.
m great Loader IN ladies'
: Ready made Suits
: 81, SUITS for sl.u5,worih g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-01

John o.. NyUttJf. John vs.. Iasam. James
4 NHc.fh Mars 100 RALEIGH aud sarah o.
Campbell, rhuuuH.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13

other star stitch rounds, the hind stitch
link OF the last loop is to be taken on the
hook; to this follows l loop always in
the ID. already caught up and in the two
next d., loops are row meshed off put
ting the cotton over once as before, and
the l Oh. The work 10 turned after
40 s., and after 40 s. more the skirt
again crocheted with d. The star stitch
row beginning at the lower edge of the
SKIRT is continued ON the bodice, and
with this the 1st pattern division is fin
lshed. The 18th star stitch row of the
skirt consists of only ID star rounds on
the bodice, the armholes being made by
casting on 40 Ch., and these give at the
same time the length of the shoulder
strap crocheted lows wide The pat
tern is continued in the same way not
withstanding this interruption: the end
of the shoulder strap is sewn afterward to
the upper edge of the back.
When this shoulder part is finished 80
rows are made and the second one begun.
The goth row is of star stitch rounds
which are also continued along the bod
ice; at the end of the same, 40 Oh. are
again cast on and the second shoulder
strap again worked of rows Now
follows shorter star stitch row. to
which are crochetcd 10 Oh. to complete
the second back. This is completed by
p rows, followed by / star stitch row,
for the skirt alone. The skirt is now
sewn together at the back, and the hind
edge on the right side finished off with 3
rows OF s. and ono row of Picots (al-
ways s.. 3 Ch.. s. and / d. back into
the I'd and 1st CHI, Five buttonholes
are to DC made in the first rows of S.,
for which the worker has to crochet al
ways 3 Oh. instead Of S., divided GU
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
ChiId's Crochet ErOcIk.

Half pound of cream colcred glazed
Observation-Disclosures: s. Single, ID.
Double, Oh. Chain. This frock is GRO
cheted very easily in rows backward and
forward of one piece in the length The
skirt part is II in. long and As 1.2 wide
and alternately of row of ID. aud row
OF star stitch, the latter being changed
ON the bodice for s., so that the frOck
may be the size of the waist; the star
stitch rows are also changed once for s.
on the bodice part, yet the second time
they are also worked on this Illustra-
ton shows in the proper size the way
the work is continued on the bodice
here l half ID is always put in-and
shows likewise the sixe OF the soft,
looscly-twisted cotton. The skirt re-.
quires a foundation of 90 Ch., the bod
ice 40 Ch., 40 5. and then SO D. arc
worked going forward. St. for st. and
always inserting the hook into the hind
link.
The star stitch row now begun mark q
the right side of tho frock. When j
Oh. have been crocheted a star site h
round is begun. a loop always bein z
drawn through the I'd and 1st Ch., the n
through the 1st and ed d., all the &
loops on the hook meshed oil together,
putting the cotton over once, and Oh.
made. For the first loop on all the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
Orange Culture.

1t is estimated by competent authori-
ties that in Florida there are 10000, 600
orange trees, bearing and non bearing.
In Arizona, new section as regards
orange culture, there arc about 1,OOO,-
coo trees that will come into bearing
within few years. In California there
are COCO, COZ trees, part of which are
bearing and part will produce in few
years. As each tree grows not less than
two boxes, and sometimes reaches as
high as ten, it can easily be seen that in
ten years from to-day the production of
oranges in the United States on the basis
of the low average of two boxes tree
will be 81 900, 900 boxes, or enough to
supply the whole world. 1t is no won
der, therefore, that business men en-
gagged in marketing the orange crops are
casting about for favorable outlets, such
as England and the Continent promise
to be.-lCauadian Grocer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
Acting Its Song.

The white banded mocking bird O,
southern South America-the finest
feathered meiodist in the worlds one
of the species that accompany music
with appropriate motions. And Just IL.
its song is, SO to speak, inspired and an
improvisation, unlike any song the bird
has ever uttered, so it's motions all have
the same character of spontaneity .and
follow no order, and yet have ace
and passion and a perfect harmony with
the. music unparalleled among birds pos
sessing similar habit. While singing
he passes from bush to bush, sometimes
delaying Il few moments on and at others
just touching the submits, and at times
sinking out Of sight in the foliage, then
in an excess of rapture soaring vertically
to height of hundred feet, with
measured wing beats like those of
heron, or mounting suddenly in Wild
hurried z:gzag, then slowly circling
downward to sit at last with tail out
spread fanwise aud vans, glistening
white in the sunshine, expanded and vi.
brating, or waved languidly up and
down, with q motion like that of some
broad-winged butterfly at rest on
fower.-I Longman's Magazine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
lLOve In Thirty Languages.

A French amateur has amused himself
by finding out how the verb IL love" is
written in 30 different languages. Con-
sidering that no less than So different
languages are spoken in Europe, 1853 in
Asia, and 80 on, the result of the French
gentleman's researches amounts only to
very small fraction of the $50 different
languages that are spoken on our planet.
However, the result may be of some
interest:
In English-I love.
In French-J' Anne.
In German-Ich liebe.
In Dutch-Ik licb lief.
In Swedish-Jag askar.
In Danish-Jeg eisler.
la Norwegian-Jeg clsker.
In Latin-Amo.
In Italian-Amo.
In Spanish-Amo
In POrtuguese--Amo.
In Russia-Lioubliou.
In Polis--Kocnam.
In Hungarian-Varok.
In Greck-Aghapo.
In Turkish-S ereyroum.
In Armenian-Gesirem.
In Roumanian--En illbseb.
In Hin1oostan--Main bolta.
IN Persian--Doustdarem
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
In Arabic-(Algeria,- -Nehabb.
In ambodic--Khuoom sreland.
In Malay--Sahya s..ka.
In Annamitish--Toi Thu'o'ng.
In Chinese-Ouo hihOuang
In Japanese-Watakusiw Wa suki masu
In Briton-karan.
In Volapuk-LOfob.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13

yet rcit convinced thar wherever he
was he was doing good and gallant work
In the face OF danger
At last saw his name and knew my
Pride in him was justified.
A detachment of Egyptians Differed
by Englishmen had gone forth in search
vi the enemy, they had met and at the
most critical moment the cowardly
Egyptians had turned tail and fled, leav-
ing their leaders to fight almost single
handed against overwhelming numbers.
The papers presented a graphic account
OF the heroic fighting which followed
until the handful of officers was over
powered, the correspondent dwelling
finally at some length on the GOODNESS
aud courage of the doctor, Armand
Daintrv, who fought with them, and
whose body was found surrounded by
seven OF the enemy, to whom he had
dealt death before his own end had come
Oh, loving heart, farewell! For q
moment something in my brain Sc med
to snap, then gathered myself together
with mighty effort and left the house.
ny night l had taken my passage t.
Egypt. What expected to do there l
cannot say, perhaps had some vague
desire to recover the body of the brave
man who said he had none to care for
him.
Anyway the journey saved my reason,
though it is needless to say the place
where he and his companions had
fallen was occupied by the enemy
and impossible t" every one-most Of all
girl.
=
Years have passed and the events re.
lated are hazy in the mists Of the past.
| am what is called happy wife and
mother now.
My husband is good man, with no
sentiment and an inexhaustibie fund of
humor. We cat, drink and are merry,
and our children grow up bonny and fat
around us. Oar lives are full Of social
duties and employments which absorb
every thought as the world wags cheerily
on.
And yet sometimes perforce I stand
still to breathe, to dream, to sigh. IT'S
then open my faded sachet and gaze
on the following half sheet and its
scrawling, meaningless lines, written 10y
the hand that can never more be lifted
to succor the suffering or defend the
right.
Only prescription, but on it are my
kisses and my tears. Only prescrip-
ton, yet it recalls the glory of my lie,
its coming and its passing and its burial
in the bosom Of the scared Egyptian sand.
-[Belgravia Mayazine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13

When get time
Iknow tot what shall do:
III cut the leaves of all my books
And read toem through and through.
When get time
I'll write some letters then
That have owed for weeks and week,
To many, many mon.
when get time
I'll pay those calls owe,
And with those bills, those countless hills.
Twill not be 80 slow.
When I get time
I'll regulate my life
In such way that may ges
Acquainted with my wife.
When get time
Oh. glorious dream of blissi
A month. a year. ten years from now
But can't finish this
have no time.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13

ST., and 2d Oh. through is run in picce
Of sarscenet ribbon. picots finish off the
neck opening. Each sleeve is of one row
of 10 star stitch rounds, followed by Is
: under the arm, then a second row DULY
of $. to be crocheted on the left side,
picots also give the edge Of the sleeves.
The lower edge Of the skirt is also orna-
mented with the following picots. 1 S..
4 Ch.. going back. ! s., half u. and
d. in the al Ch., going further I S. in
the edge Of the skirt and SO forth.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13

This screen has framework OF bam-
boo. with gilded knobs. Each fold is
filled in with full panels of lettuce leaf
green Indian silk. The drapery at the top
is of figured Indian silk, in terra Gotta
1t is edged with rich tassel fringe. with n
fancy heading. The top is ornamented
with bows Of ribbon. The lower bur of
the bamboo is twisted around with cord
of the two colors combined.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
! now To TAKE TIE sTrTcu.

now TO TAKE TIE STITCH.
eqQhy Buttons are sewn on to the
hind edge on the LETT side. A row of 3.
secures the neck opening; then follow
alternately 3 d., meshed of together.
and also worked together into every &C.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-19
TRUSTEES BALES.

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RKAT.
es'ate.-By virtue OF deed of truct dated
aho LIN aay OF February, 1871 recorded in the
cicpKs once OF the corporation court for the ci v
9' Noanoke In deed book 81, page 10, from W. j.
Blair and H. Blair. Jr., to the UNDERSIGNED CON
veying the hereinafter described land in trust r.
secure 10 d. Fen. Brown, trustee for Florenc. 7
Shields the payment OF the sum of Sa)tO. and de-
Iault having occurred in the payment of the
seminnnnal instalment of interest falling due on
the iflh day OF August, 1898, and tho whole debt
Dy the terms OF said deed, becoming due and nay
aDie, ana " the request of the beneficiary viii
On SATURDAY. The 18TH DAY OF NOVEM
BEK, 1888, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. In front of the
courthouse In said city. proceed to sell by public
auction to the highest bidder all that certain mar
lows: 80 ioi
Beg inning at point on the cast eide OF Henry
street 100 feet north of Day street, thence north
l-e degrees cast 100 feet TO point thence north
uegrse west 42 feet to q point, thence south
o. degrees west 100 feet to Henry street thence
south degree east AZ feet to place OF beginning.
commodious and comfortable dwelling house
Ia erected OH said land -''Ss
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough to nav
costs OF executing this trust including trustee 4
commission OF per cent and to pay said debt of
S2,EU with Interest, from the 18th Gay of Fcbru.
AIRY, lS'3 and as to the residue, IL any there be.
tho came shali be payable in two equal annual
payments with interest from day OF sale and
secured by deed OF trust upon said lend.
~ IL Jus TliOS. w. MILLER trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-19
A Quotation Party"

A pleasant entertainment for few
friends is called a quotation party.
When the invitations are given, the re-
quest accompanies them that the recip-
lent will come to the party with three
quotations memorized. When these
quotations are given, the name of the
author is to be guessed by any of the
company who can do so. The first one
who guesses or gives the name receives
favor. usuallya flower, or bit of mr.
row. bright colored ribbon that can be
tied in the buttonhole may be substitute
ed, and of course tho one who wins the
greatest number of favors is the hero Of
The hour.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-19

by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- cuted to me by T.. w. Sims, dated the oath
aay OF August, 1872, and recorded in the clerk g
office OF the Hastings Court, for tho city of Roa.
nokc, Virginia, in trust to secure to j. Allen
watts trustec,t the payment of the sum OF 81 23I S
monthly installments of ZIG G6 80 each win in.
tercst on each from the 18th day of August 1855
the first being payable on the 18th day OF ptem
Der, 1872, al OF which being evidenced by twelve
negotiable notes dated the 9th day OF August
1892; S5COOO with interest thereon from the IIth
day OF august lS9a Of the rate OF per cent per
evidenced by negotiable note ind the balance OF
S4SS l8 payable on the 18th day OF August, 1873
num-, evidenced by negotiable note dated tho
2ith day OF August, 1S92, and default having been
m mad In the payment Of the said installment of
S5C000 payable on the 18th day of August, 1873
and IN the payment OF the said installmcnt OF
1881 IS, payable on the 14th day of August, 1898,
ana and having been required SO to do by the bene
q tn DAY OF OCTOBER, 1888, at IL m. o'clock.
o1cr for sale at public auction, to the highest
Roanoke, Virginia, all OF that certain tract or
parcel OF land, situated in the city or Roanoke,
virginia, bounded and described US follows, to
Beginning at the northeast corner OF London
ana second streets, thence with Second street in
northerly direction 13G feet to IN alley, thence
with same In an easterly direction 100 feet to n
point, thence In southerly direction 1876 feet to
London street, thence with London street in a
westerly direction 100 feet TO Second street. the
place of beginning, and known as lots nine and
ten, section twenty-seyen, ss shown by the map
of the property OF Rogers, Fairfax and Houston
addition to the city Of Roanoke, Va, saving and
forty feet Of lot 10, section 81 which has beer
veyed.
Terms: Cash as to SO much as may be neces.
sary to detray the expenses OF executing this
trust, including trustees commission OF per
centnm, and to pay on and discharge the amount
OF said notes now in default, the balance TO be
made payable In two equal installments at ak
and twelve months from date OF sale. Said in.
bearing interest from date OF sale and to be &C.
cured by deed OF trust upon the property,
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON, Trustee