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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
WANTED eoAR0E1s.

GOOD HOTEL c.. .ss s ssss
OILY - TO ssi trAnsients u and q. ~. bath frce
81 Lincoln House, No. b spring street Guar
sntee good fare any S2-D house
DOARDERS WANTED - Parties DESIRING
ID good table and room board. 81 rno.serats
figures, can tni same at s.l East Brsdxe street.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

City lres<nrer O6oA.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Mar y. isa1
Notice 10 hereby given that the assessment
roll for constructing a sewer in Ninth STREET.
from ia fee east 81 Muskesnn street IN Broad
~ay street. - noe In my hands and that wili
receive PAYMENT thereon for the period II
twenty dsys from this date ~ the cf1lss Of the
eity treasurer, city hall.
june n N. H. SoRRICk. City Trsssvrse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

. = -
Mr.. A. q. Amsden and vile
Mr.. W. Franklin and wife
Mr.. Arthur Fish and wife
Mr.. Bert Kinney and wits
Mr.. Albert Stiekley and wife
Mr.. Herman Moore and wife
Mr.. &C. Underwood and wife
Ar. G. III. Hamlin and wife
Mr.. c. X. Russell and wife
Mr.. John Gexon and wife
Mr.. Milton Green and wife
Mr. II. VEG Harr and wife
Mr.. w. c. Horner and wife
Mr.. Darby Hull and wife
Mr.. r. A. Sheldon and wife
Mr.. John Black and wife
Mr.. james Blocker and wife
Mes. Hazeltine and family
Mr.. Julius Berkey and family
Mr.. Vim. Hake and family
SYSTEMATICALLY and family
Mr.. Alfred Gifiin and family
Mr.. q. q. Wright and family
Mr.. II. II. Childs and family
Mr. At O. White aud family
Mr.. q. s. Waters and family
MrA.F.Walhrecht andfamily
Mr.. s. +. Barnes and family
Mrs. c. Osmun and daughter
MI. A. @. Wagner and son
Mrs. l. Coleman and daughter
Mrs. G.. Il. Buck and sou
Mrs. G.. III. Davidson and son
Mrs. c. |. Davidson and son
Mrs. ID. b. E.sby
Mrs. ii. NJ Padder
Mrs Harriet Smith
Mrs. Lou Hansen
Mrs. VIM. :. Gum
Mrs. Il. A. Mosley
Mrs G. S. Hartman
Mrs. Geo. +. Sinclair
MIRA John Bagley
Mrs. Bert Dodge
Mrs. Vim. II. Sharp
Mrs. j. +. Brewer
Mrs J. H. McGregor
Mrs. L. $. Negotiating
Mrs. Chas. Saliden
WENT Mrs. John W. Long
Mrs. Frank Bonnell
TO THE Mrs A. Tradewe!i
Mrs. Geo. Tabor
FAIR MIRA james Bonney
Mrs. Mary {. Armstrong
VIA Mrs. J. Morton Rathboae
Mrs. W u. Fawcett
[. Il W NJ. Mrs. Mary Richardson
Mrs ;. A. King
Mrs. l.. Dunkan
Mrs. +. ID. Forebush
Mrs. s. r. Heath
Mrs. NJ. r.. Russell
Mrs r. I. Peek
Mrs Sarah Smith
Mrs. Il. =. Galloway
Mrs.. L. Edison
Mrs A. L. kutsche
Mrs. Lucy Freeman
Mrs. NJ. S. Johnson
Mr.. J. c. Allen
Mr.. j. A. Rose
DIR. C. w. Hamilton
Mr.. j. j. Rutka
Mr.. Wm. Murray
Mr.. Chef Hodges
air. Peter Pipe
Mr.. Barney Pipe
Nr. G. J Stanton
Mr.. Chas Berlscy
Capt. H. II. Keel
Mr.. j. G.. Deitsch
Mr.. Chas. h. Judd
MIR. :. ". Ellis
Mr.. II. lander
Mr.. John Mcintyre
MIR. ID. Martin
Mr.. A. Maskell
Mr.. c. Il. Person
Nr. II. Devier
Mr. Ed Hu;ege
Mr.. /. NJ. Weston
Mr.. J. ". Maggie
Miss May Kennedy
Miss Carrie Rasch
Miss Susie Peck
Miss Alice Hamlin
Miss May knight
Miss Anna Hull
Miss Mautlc Underwood
Miss Lizzie Underwood
Miss Jennie Milford
Miss Belle Mathews
Miss LOIS Moulton
Miss Hattie Mathews
Miss Anna Long
Miss Nellie Tabor
Miss Liddia Newcomb
Miss May Dayton
Miss Jennie Ormand
Miss Milne Hawk
Miss Belle Putnam
Miss Jane Close
Col h. ). Pierce
Rev II. II. Johnston
Accompanied by
Masters
Ralph McMullen
Henry Tibbs
Tom Ford
David Hughes
cAUnR MLe Our prices for this
0HflW M/J week a0c. &c. &c.
5Oc. s5c, 75c, sl.00. sl.25. CLIO.
CoRr. KNOTT 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

lily treasurer . OHcn.
Grand Rapids. Mich. May ~. 1850.
Notice il hereby given that fhe assessment
roll ior the improvement OF Lake avenne.
from South East street Ia Paddock street. Is nov
10 my hands, and that viii receive payment
thereon Tor the period of twenty days from this
date a. the office OF the city treasurer c.fy hall
june Is VI. Al. soRhiCk. City treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

House. No. IA Beary street large and nee
With modern improvements sis
Hcuee Washington avenue. near Fulton
House next TO above, with barn; nine rooms:
sl2
For. sale.
vseaet lots Henry East. Union. wordsn
Vacant iose en- Fulton. Fountain. Fuller. Lyon
streets aud Washington avenue. from tss IN
800 Money furnished 10 build Gu any - the
above named lcss. no mone, Required 81
parties building within one year. psymsats
monthly 80 otherwise "a suit purchases.
House. No. IS Umattlia street near Madisoo
avenue aud street csr.: fi.sn
House, No. ~ umatills str~cs, near Madison
ssenue and street carr 81 IN
House No. n Urnatflis street. near Madison
svenue and stsee, ears. u.'so
House. No. 80 Henry street modern inrrove
mcnts new KIM
House. No. iis9 Fifsh avenue suitable for svs
small families g, 10
Houses on wsshingson avenue. near Fuiton
ssress. one With ham both u-~. never coeap,-d;
Hce.- % sossh un'ra street. near r,fth az.
nue.: q. IN
House. on West street. ne.r L~-asrs street.
Also several csbes~ 81 dstses-es rr,o. fs.sr
no up "a SOD; time and terms "a -oit
N. w. NORTHROP,
kcyrs. sIss1 Msehisss Trust DsndiHe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

WantCoIuhns
RsAl gsyAyG- orv.i
V,wESTx AND oxKnAIr rk&rs A
!,sn 800 ;s asss VI ~ "a - Ssssss ssssss
seon Lossss's sasrk. ses-s.sss sssss lAss~a
RE- Psls MARI. s:;: :;. 81 : s:.. z;;:
Lsok SALE TAs hsss $40 los In sks eAry;
- scasheass; vlii help you buiid. VERY sAry
ssrsas- tssssss sc<n 4 1ov~ heek- ia
EsARM % y AZ HE'S eniy sAers disssa<k
u troa he sersh sad fsss sroasds keildknGA
5000 stil ~ sss eais ssd vlu ssks hesss\
'''"@ ~ w III nsisi & as sfii'H
CnAI-L ENCUMRRAScE. VIII . o.@
equity IN eond mo~Sern house and saxhs
ss. .ss s .sS 81 s s 70 s
i vsry dssirshis ssd cod ss<Assss fcs sSs
'''A' parry VII SffTz ls siss; Sfiif fiisa
Ne scssAi ssssse
4 WILL GIVE half cash ssd sane ~~n le-
! Gated lots Tor centrally located l,~se al
lot vesth from $40 70 u.0n Once ep~n
: WILLARD 3 celryErns.
NEW EIGHT ROOM HOUSE AND LOT Ia
from post once: Price 81 .k0; easy terms. bar-
gam osnes cIss sst1.dA, svenisx
n WILLARD I 10 S sa.n.i .srs:.
NEW sKvEN-RooN HOUSE AND Lon;
hall and Stain good cellar aud elstsrn: can be
s.saiass. WILLARD s. GkiFflTHs.
NOTE THIS
~ yoo have any real sssss. for sale and
ins foe bargain IN house and lot, call and
me. Aoney 10 loan a. lowest rates Of
interest. WILLARD 4 G seFI si
INVESTORS. ATTENTIoNII have this
business prcpssiy and farms You may nnd
what you have been looking for and a prscrs
10 suit q. II. kirtlsni. ofies ISL Socsh Divi-
sson street, residence ssO 6risss avenue es-u
LNOR SALE
II business Property.
bargain one az the best locations IN the city
81 and 81 New Houssmsn.
A. H. ANTspki- sS0
L>OR SALE
Il Pine house and lot: can't bs baaf: price
<iut. Also one. all modern. for S.OA Can At
once ~ and 81 New Houseman.
A. X. A>TrsnKr- Gift
L>OR SALE
II One more lot On Antisdel Court; price
$I.5)o. handy TO the schools: fine location
% and 81 New Hossefnsp Block.
A. II. AAtisDEI- eiQ
F'oE aE nan.. Al ,,od.,,
AZ fis Lyon street, corner Of Lyon aud Camp
tell Cour, price So per month
81 and ~ New HoGseman Block,
A. X. ArIrsDEf- ST.
L,oR SALE
II All kinds q Real Estate You rnay desire In
all parts Of the city. Money 20 loan.
4. X. AsIisDEL- o4u
Is,oR SALE
u corner On Real E<tsfe-
House and ct s5riso. worth $1,000. for = fsn
Hrsi be sold a. once.
Call at 80 and 3. New Houseman Block
A. h ANIfsDEi. eSG
I,oR SALT
Il Two houses and lots a. Hylsnd Park for
sale cheap.
d and 3. New Houseman Block,
A. r. A~TrsnEf. s@t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.


DaRTIES who would like To have their family
Il cows boarded OF kept In the country by the
month or year. by experienced man. aud the
milk delivered 70 them, can do SO by address
ing jersey Farm. &. Lock box r. 50
(,LaIRvoYANT- Prof Harrey can be con
~ suited on husiness. marriage divorces and
all family aifaffs the future plainly revealed:
lovers united. troubles healed. names of friends
can be found at % Crescent avenue betvean
Ionia ard Division -
CNAP for travelling men who visit many towns
~ NC sales e. make: samples tn carry
work done In few minutes, while waiting for
trains. Write for particulars Row ms. lock
box SIS, Chicago. s--u
HtLAfRvOYANT-Pro Harvey the creates.
~ clsrvcyant az his age. has arrived in
Grand Rapids. He will read your future life
without . mistake Gives valuable infofma.
advice all business, Law. money matters.
and ell family aissirs, being gifted With . rare
and wonderful insixht into such mastesy. sah
never known Ia make n mistake. The future
plainly revealed, lovers united Truuht0
healed. reanitcs the separatcd from whatesss
eause and causes happy. msrrisses- Give
names 81 friends and enemies. also the one you
will marry. Tells what 10 do and where so 20
"a b. lucky. All IN trouble call. Those de-
sirinU valuable information Gu all AFFAIR." ~
life OF business invited so call. All counsel
etrictly confidential He can be found q, ~
Cr~<ent avenue between Division and ionia.
Hours from .. m tn ~ p IA %
VIyANTED-An the men 10 step IN and get
w our price On sprsnG suit Of clothes os
sssinsr &c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
C.&w .sf.

c1UnR MIS- Our prices for this
0HHW Hh/0 week 2Oc, DC. &c.
5Oc. S5c, 75c, sl.00. sl.25. sl.b0.
CoRl, KNOTT 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

II oSf-nsx: . snail scotch t~rrsef. last
~ serp a Je&er>on avenue. corner WeAlfhfs
wealthy. sesi<f~nts fpea there " fuitor
street bridge pnsslfiy nAy know OF han. deed
or slsve Any i41srnAtkca VAL b. thankfully
Fssaard hcae~' 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

VIyANTED-An the men 10 step In and get
w our price ca q sprinG suit Of clothes or
pair Of pants made to order vosgt, Herpos-
sheimer D Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
BUSINESS cHANCEs.

N7ANrED-Silent partner in old established
w business; - per cent guaranteed on in
ves,ment. Address. Partner" box 6. Herald
Office %
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-07
WOMEN AND CHESS PLAYING.
History Tells or No Great Chess Players
Among Women.


a great many newspapers arc com
mcnting on the fact that history does
not record Il woman who has cXccllcd
lii the game of chess. There is some
thing strange in the fact that only men
have mastered this great game. To be-
comc proficient in this game one must
have the cool, calculating faculty of
the mathematician, the nerve of the
professional gambler, and the face
OF sp!yn&. In addition to this, one
must have great deal of time to de-
vote to the study of the game.
1t is this last which makes the alb
scncc of female chess players so curious,
says the Omaha World-IIcrald. In this
busy aTc men have no time to learn the
game unless they steal it away from
their business. man in business must
be at his Office not later than nine Il. IN.
Then he has to read the morning paper
for an hour, talk politics until eleven,
go out to lunch and remain until one D.
m, take Il country customer out to see
the sights of the city until three y. M,
return to the Office and dictate TO the
stenographcr until four p. NJ, and then
go home so utterly tired ont that he
feels cross, kicks the family cat across
the sitting-room, viciously shakes the
furnace SO hard that he breaks the
CRATE, growls at his dinner, ana
finally goes down town and plays
freeze OUT for the cigars in order to
secure relief from the cares and vexa-
tons of business life.
With woman it is different She
has great deal of spare time and it is
wonder that the chess champion of
the world is not female All Il woman
has to do is to get breakfast, get the
children ready for school, wash the
breakfast dishes, sweep the house,
make the beds, dust, peel the potatoes
for dinner, go to the grocery and mar
kct, get lunch for the children when
they come home from school at noon,
sec that their hands and faces are clean
before returning, wash the dishes
again, sew buttons on her husbands
shirt, patch Tonmy's trousers, let n
tuck out of Susie's dress, darn a basket
full of socks, get supper, wash the dish
cs again, get the children ready for bed,
and, last of ALL prepare for the break
fast in the morning. If she would put
in her spare time after these few little
tasks arc done in learning to play chess
Champion Lasl1cr would soon lose his
laurels. But instead of this she puts in
her spare time darning more socks and
sewing on more buttons, and it is safe
to say that the chess championship will
be held by horrid man for ages to
come
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-07
ON ROLLER SKATES.

President 1Iarrison's Son Pcrsuadcs Him
to Try tho Trcachcrous Wheels.
II once saw President Harrison in
very undignificd position" said an In
dinnaPolis travelling man to a reporter
for the st. Louis Globe-Democrat "In-
dianapolis was one of the first cities
afflicted by the roller skating craze. A
young man named FcntOn, living there.
was the inventor of the dcvilish con-
trivance, and he soon had the city wild.
Russell caught the infection and be-
came an expert. One night he pre-
vailed upon his father to visit the rink.
The future president looked on the
maze of skaters gliding over the smooth
floor. 1t seemed easy enough He was
famous ice-skatcr in his boyhood, and,
like most others, believed that n man
who could keep his head off the surface
of n frozen pond could not be easily
downcd. He secured IL pair of skates,
examined them critically, and looked
irrcsolute. In those days the man who
hesitated was lost. Half dozen ladies
old, young and middle-agcd-p irouet-
ted about him on wheels and urged him
to the trial An attendant had his feet
chained down to the star-mallcrs before
he hardly realized it. He struck out
with his left, followed with his right,
and did amazingly we'll 1t was no
trick, after all! But he got no farther
One foot shot out to the cast, the other
made Columbian voyage of discovery
to the west. They circled around each
other like an cratic comet chasing it's
tail, and the future hope of the nation
came down with a crash that made the
gas jets flicker. In less than three sec
onds half of Indianapolis was on top of
him, and his head was just visible peer
ing out from the wilderness of striped
hosiery and crushed hats. He sat up
when he got an opportunity, removed
the skates, went over to the attendant.
handed him the offending rollers with
a polite bow and walked out. That
was his first visit to the rink and his
last"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-07
u,RusTEE's sALE-By VIRTUE orApEEp

1NRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust executed to me by }. j. Catogn,
fec OF the Hastings Court OF the city of Roanokc
va, In deed book No IS, page l27, to secure to
Edwin r. smith payment OF the sum of eight
thousand dollars (SS,UGC), as evidenced by three
certain interest bearing negotiable notes CT even
date with said deed OF trust for two thousand 81
hun dred ana sixty six dollars and sixty six cents
(s2666.66) each, payable in one, two and three
years after date, with interest from date OF said
decd, ana whereas default has been made in the
ing requested to do so by the beneficiary | will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder. in
'front.' 'front.' OF the courthouse. In the city OF Roanoke
O'CLOCK NOON, the following described parcel
Of land lying in the city of Roanoke, Va:
BegiLGirg at the ,southwes. corner OF Srrlcs
and Henry streets, thence with Henry street
soutn degrees west bis feet TO Vain: st..e:
thence with the latter north 81 degrees Is minutes
west lll lcct 10 nm alley, thence with said alley
north degrecs east CIT feet to Spraoc street.
thence with the latter south IS degrees As minutes
sI.li2 square feet, more or less
The above described property, having hcen
sno.divided into IL lots by the present owners,
Hanckel, engineers, which will he shown TO any
prospective purchaser and will be produced Mt
the time OF sale by the undersigned, the property
VIII be sold IN accordance with the following
PLAN
First Lots 1. 2,s, 4, 5. o, IL and 10, In the or
as shown on said plat; and should they not bring
enough to pay the debt due Edwin r. Smith then
lots Nos and will be sold, and should they not
DrinE enough TO satisfy the debt above referred
to-, then lots Nos 10 and II will be sold
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of exccut
ing this trust. including trustees commission of
3 per cent. and cash sufficient To discharge the
second note above referred to or $2,GG6 81; with
interest from June 3, 1880, and as 10 the sum or
S2,~b.t0, with interest thereon from June I, 80 ,
upon credit until June 3 lS,3 and the residue
upon credit OF one and two years from the day
OF sale. deferred payments 10 bear interest from
DAY OF sale and to he secured by deed OF trust
upon the premises conveyed
O. HOWARD ROVER.
~ tus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-07
TRUSTEES SALES.

May, 1897. Balance. II any. ravable In & ard 10
months pay1 cnts 10 bc represented by two ia.
lcIcst-prarin. negotiable notes, secured, together
with tho aforementioned deferred pavlcnts nv
a uccu OF trust ON the property hereby sold This
nnropotty was sold )~nuar' S0th to Mrs. Susie c.
no,toh, VINO tailed TO comply with terms OF sale
ana IL VIII new hc sold AT her risk A cash dc
post oil 500 M will hc required at time OF sale rs
agusrantcc OF good fifth
- tbs GEORGE G. MoOMAW trustee
RG VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRU. II DATED
~ Dccrmlbcr !. 1891 amt duly recorded IL the
of Roanoke, State OF N,r,jain dr-d hook = mo-,
VI whereby William j. Blair ana l., currus
nair, r. conveyed the property hereinafter de-
svIioSu 10 vcorHc - pee trustee, in trust to Sc
cure The National Mutual binding ard Loan As.
spclallon' oi New ork. the paymcn: OF two
thousand tS?'") dollars, evidenced by their
certain bond executed to said National Mutusl
r,uiidinS and Loan Association. OF New York, in
the penal sum OF Si,tC0 and conditioned In ,,rv
the said sum Of $?,CC together ,yith Mi irt.,rs,
premium. Dues lines. etc, in tho manner and
upon INC terms set forth in said bond and decd of
ttust--whlCh provides for the payment OF said
sum, together with premium aud interest in
monthly instruments OF $;}2 per month until the
winch this loan was made according TO the nv.
laws OF said association; said shares arc cert.
ncatc No 'll'i, issue ID 90 shares-upon which
TINS ,oah or Arrangement was made and secured
10 DC repaid by the decd OF trust above
relcrrcu to upon the hereinafter de-
scribcd property. ana default having been
made In the payments and conditions tor more
than three months, and the undersigned having
been appointed by the Hastings Court of The
city OF Roanoke. Va, as trustee, substituted in
the place and stead of said George j, Pcct and
having peeIl heretofore requested and directed in
Writing so to do by tic beneficiary In said decd
or tru,t the said National Mutual building and
Loan Association of New York. shall, pursuant
or trust and according to tho terms thereof pro.
coed to sell at public auction on tho premises in
u dhe ely .! Koanokc, State OF Virginia. ON
r. NJ, to the highest bidder the property con-
Teycd IN the said deed of trust, described as fol-
lows to wit:
situate and being in the city of Roanoke, State
or virginia: BEGINNING AT point on tho north
sac OF LUCK street ii feet west OF Park street
and running thence north ) degrees cas-, o. feet
TO II point, thence south - degrees west rs feet
10 Il point, thence south degrees west 80 feet To
the north side OF lnck street, thence with Luck
street north - degrees cast Is feet the place OF
TERMS: Cash as to 22,3si17: balance in one
and two years secured by deed OF trust
~ tbs RUSH L. DERR Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-07
PUNISHMENT FOR sLASPHEMY.
Countries Where the Law Regards Il as
Crime.

Countries Where the Law Regards It as
Crime.
Among the measures with which the
imperial German parliament will be
called upon to deal in the course of the
present session is bill for the abolition
of paragraph 1G6 of the penal code,
which makes blasphcmy punishable by
three years imprisonment with hard
labor Neither in Belgium, Italy, Hol-
land nor France is it considered neccs-
sary to make blaspheiny n penal Of
Tense, and, indeed, the only three
countries of any Importance where the
offensc is still regarded as crime are
Austria, Great Britain and Germany.
In England the acts of 1861 and of 1895
have never till this day been repealed,
and the New York Tribune says that
prosecutions for blasphcmy have been
pretty numerous during the present
century. 1t is, however, impossible to
deny that the time has gone when
blasphcmy could be regarded rs q
penal offcnse The question has be-
come more one of public order and dc
cency than of right of Judgment In
Germany, where the present political
mancuvcrs on the part of the emperor
in connection with the military bill
may lead to the possible asccndcncy of
the ultramontanc party, the repeal of
the law is particularly urgent. For
when once the ultramontancs are in
power there is nothing, as the law now
stands, To prevent them from sending
to prison FOR three years with hard In.
Dor any person who should venture to
speak ironically of the lattcr-day mira
cies of the Roman Catholic church
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-07
TRUSTGES' SALES.

Rf VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- cutcd TO me, the undersigned trustee. on tho
Slet day OF May, 1S'2 by Mrs. Emma A. Pole and
Wilbur 5. polc, her husband, TO secure TO Mrs.
Mamie l. LunsfOrd the sum of ono thousand dol
lars as evidenced by two negotiable notes OF the
sum OF S2;O.0l each, dated the 31st day of May,
lS'2 and due in ninety days and six months and
ono note OF S5cO.OJ due i'll twelve months from
date with interest, and default having been made
In The payment OF the first two notes and being
ffequestsd 40 to do by the beneficiary, l will on
NM W., TlIB SrH DAY OF MARCH,
1sE3 AT II O'CLOCK NJ, in front of tho
r ,o,ltl of Roanoke, Virginia, sell by
pLblic auction the following property sit
uatcd in the city OF Koanokc State
of Virginia, lying ON north side OF Albc.
marie street and fronting thereon 50 feet and cx-
len ing back between parallel lines 49, feet tn an
alley and designated as lot H. section ~, OF the
map OF the Lewis addition.
IERMS; Cash rs TO an amount sufficient to
pay the costs OF executing this trust, TO pay or
ana iscargc the two notes of S250 on each above
referred to. assume debt of $4,000 due in
october, ls9l, with interest at the rate of G per
cent. per annum, balance to he made payable on
the 2lst day OF May lS.'3 that being tic time tho
S5l 10 note above referred to becomes due
Jus r. ID. GUM, Trustca.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-07
ATTENDED, By HIS COMRADES.
Tho Funeral Services of Walter X Kccdy,
of tn G; A K Post

The tloera, Of WAi'cr II Keedy. a
memhor of Roanoke Post. No. as, G.. a.
r., took place "a his late residence on
Fifth avenue ncrtheas. Sunday night
at $3.50 o'clock, conducted by tho de-
ceascd's pastor. Row. Olivier c. Miller.
OF ST, Marh's Lutheran Cnurch. of
which hc had been q faithful mnmbor.
AS statfd IN Sunday MORNINGS TINES
Mr. k.edy died o. Uphold pneumonia
Saturday night, after u worry short i'll.
ness. He and family had moved into u
ne~ house on tho Monday before his
death and tho change in III d winter
cost him his life.
Tho remains, accompanied by w. II.
Ulmar, adiutaut OF tho Roanoke Post
No. As, &. ~ Il were taken to Martins.
burg, West Virginia, where they were
mot by tho Grand Army men of the
Martinsourg Post. for intefmcnt.
This is the frat death that has &C.
CURED in the Roanoke Post sinco its
organization lIo hcld tho rank of
quartermaster sergeant, and was a
faithful officer. always at his post and
having missed but one meeting since
the organization of tho post lie leaves
wife, one son and three daughters.