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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-24
COMMISSIONERS SALES.

GALE OF THREE VALUABLE HOUSES
- and lots-By virtue of decree of the lust
ings Court OF Roanoke city, Va, entered at the
Shelor Co. ys. Thos. g. Penn ct ais, we SHALL as
special commissioners appointed by said decree,
sci at public auction Mt the front door OF the
courthouse OF Roanoke city, Va, ON TUESDAY,
THE 26TlI DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1893, AT
- O'CLOCK NJ, those three dwelling houses
together with tho lot or piece of ground appurte
nant thereto, situated on the south side OF Rose
street, between Pcnn's store at the corner OF
Beech Tree street and Rose street and Pcnn's
hall on Rose street, said three houses being
situated on part OF lots and 5 of the Trout
&Jamison north side addition to Roanoke city
Virginia.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
suit and sale, the balance TO be payable In four
equal instruments, payable in six, twelve, cigh-
teen and twenty-four months from date OF sale
evidenced by purchasers notes bearing interest
from date and secured by deed OF tInst on the
property.
r. RANDOLPH HICKS,
EVERETT PERKINS,
Special commissioners.
/, $. S. Brooke, clerk OF the corporation court
OF the city CT Roanoke, do hereby certify that
the bond required of special commissioners X. r..
Hicks and Everett Perkins in the decree In the
above styled cause OF Payne, Shelor " Co VA
Thos. q. Penn ct ais, has been executed before
me with approved security.
Given under my hand this the 18th day OF
August, 1898. s. s. Brooke Clerk
s 81 ids.
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stiffened around the bottom by means of
crinoline or wigan. Few use the horse
hair, as it is such scratchy stuff.
The favorite dress material for nice
out of door gowns will doubtless be
broadcloth i'll the beautiful new shades,
and after that will come the changeable
woods, which are of remarkable beauty
this fall, and they are of excellent quail
ity. sThe wooden changeable goods are
durable for the first time, as mohair is
used for the underlying color instead of
silk. This is quite as lustrous as silk
and gives more body.
Oyerskirts to wooden and other dresses
are seen quite often, and they are looped
either at one side or in festoons all
around. l took note of an imported
walking gown made in this fashion.
The skirt was of gendarme blue cloth
and the overskirt of mode cloth. This
was Topped at intervals all around, and
down each seam was very narrow band
of Astrakhan. The waist was of tan.
with II fanciful overbodice of the blue.
with every seam outlined with the mar
row fur bands. The sleeves were Of
soft puffs with three stiff little caps at
the shoulder, each lined with the mode
Fsior and with the blue outside. The
Nback of the corsage was pointed as well
as the front. There was short wrap
made of blue cloth faced with the mode,
which could be thrown over the shout
ders if the day was cool.
saw another odd dress, which goes
to show that fur will DO very largely
employed as trimming on the most I'M
promising kinds of material and pattern.
This was plaid cheviot, brown and
mode. The skirt was plain, with all the
plaits set in the back. There was a
vest of cream colored surah with u belt
OF sealskin. The Elton jacket had wide
revers also of sealskin, and there was Il
band all around the skirt of the same
fur scalloped out and bound on the
edges with very neat and narrow
cream colored velvet binding. The plaid
was cut on tho straight, sleeves and all.
Only tlfe practiced eye would pick this
dress out OF n hundred as the costlie. I
dress of ALL 1t was lined with silk and
finished in the most perfect manner.
There are many novelties i'll furs for
Z demisaison, among them fichu cape of
black astrakhan. This crosses over the
oustg and the tabs reach tho back and
fall below the waist. The collars are
not as high or flaring as they were, but
then the storm collars are not often seen
on early capes. The capes of marten
and other furs stand out all around in
the same style as the cloth capes, and
they naturally cost more than the little
close ones used to. The tiny English fur
collar made of small "beastie" is quite
popular with young folks, and the feath-
er bows will be very generally worn for
early fall, and i'll fact, I think, all the
all thasseason, as they are too becoming
to be thrown aside, and they can be worn
with coats.
9 The new cloth dresses are so very re-
fined that cannot refrain from telling
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-24

of two more imported models. One was
of old rose cloth, with two sets of but
tons on the skirt, full French waist
and short cape with pearl gray velvet
revers and collar. The other was n prn-
cess of drab cloth, with narrow fur
strips down each seam. The upper part
of the corsage was of emerald velvet,
and so were the puffs to the sleeves. In
the back the surplus fullness of the skirt
was laid in fan plaits at the waist line
of the three seams. The lining for the
princess Is cut all in one and the upper
part sewn onto the same lining.
OLIVE HARPER.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-The weekly
bank statement of associated banks
shows the following changes: Re-
serve, increase. $7,OOs,2 $50; loans,
decrease, S7S5, 200; specie, in.
crease, S5.205,2 zoe; legal tenders, in
crease, S3,47l, 100; dep osits, increase,
S6,673, 400; circulation, increase, $780,
700. The banks now hold ST. $50
above the requirements OF the 25 per
cent rule.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-24

Il of trust. dated the 10th day OF September. in
the year 1890, executed 10 me by T. H. Starkey
D. NJ Watts H. ii. Grcidcr and g. I, Greidcr
Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Va. in deed book
70, page l3i, to secure to II. X. Rice the payment
OF the sum OF $500 in three annual install
ments OF S2,5O0 each, with interest on each from
date of said decd. evidenced ny the three inter.
est.bearine negotiable notes, each in The sum OF
$500, bearing even dates with said deed and
Greider and b. l.. Grcider, and payable to sald
r. X Rice or order one, two ard three yeirs
respectively after date at the Commercial
National Bank, of Roenoke. va. and default
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-24
-SHION'SGOODNEWS
THE TICKLE. DAME HAS AT LENGTH
FRoWNED UPON HOOPS.
Tet Skirts Still Stand Out Quite wide-Fur
to DO Largely Employed las trimming.
Olive Harper's Weekly Gossip Upon the
--latest Styles In New York.
Especial Correspondence

NEW YORK, Sept. Gland SO we are
not to have hoops this season, and the
skirts are coming down to more reason
able proportions, though they still stand
out quite wide around the bottom. This
Is the dictum of fashion, and the ladies
who have been undecided may now make
mp their fall gowns in empire cores, in
round skirts of straight breadths or the
circle, or the skirts may be plated. There
is wide liberty of choice. But no skirt
as to train on the sidewalk in the street.
All dresses to be worn out of doors
should clear the ground at least half an
Inch all around. Skirts are still slightly
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RY VIRTUE on DEED or rRusr. Rxr

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EyE-
y cuted by j. u. Levy, March II, 1S9O.
to the undersigned trustee and of record
IN the clerks office OF the corporation
court for the city OF Roanoke In deed
BOOK ~, page 10, to secure A. Winfree the nav
ment ef the sum OF Si,3I2 90. evidenced by two
negotiable notes OF even date with said deed one
OF SAID notes being in the sum OF S6O5 5s PAYABLE
one year from date, and the other note being In
inc sum OF SI66.6S, payable two years from date
with interest, and default having occurred in The
payment OF portion OF the last note, and being
Instructed by the holder OF said note shall sefl
oy pubic auctioa to the highest bidder In front
OF the court house in Roanoke city Va ON
MONDAI, THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER
1898. Al IL O'CLOCK, NJ. one house and lot. ait
9ateu IN the city OF Roar kc, Va bounded and
described rs follows, to.wit:
Beginning at point 800 feet east OF Lewis
street on Charles street, thence along Charles
strect on rect to point, thence southwardly he.
tween parallel lines l55 feet to alley being LOT
NO Z, sccIlon lU, or the map OF Lewis addition to
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO nav coat or cxec,t.
ing this trust including q trustees commission
OF per cent and pay the past due note of s,6C is
WIN interest 10 day of sale, subject to the fol.
lowing credits: april 8, 1872, S2OU April 10 1885
a. U. ire balance, IL any, shall be PAYABLE in
one and two years from day of sale Deferred
Payments to he evidenced 10y tho purchai cr's in.
tcrest hearing negotiable notes ard secured by
uced or trust on the property,
HENRY VI. DANIEL Trustee
have sold the above dcstribed propcrty md
otnt r parties haze this note to pay.
10 IDS j. b. LEVY
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TkUSTEE'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
ny Moses L. Prcstern and Charles / Iurs ford
conveying to tbs undersigned trustee certain
property therein mentio ned, which decd is OF
record in the elesk's office OF the county court OF
INC county OF Roanoke In trust to secure to the
Aetna Land and Investment Company the nav
nicls OF the sum of S266.56 evidenced by two
negotiable noaes for the sum OF SiSS 81 each. due
In ane and tvs years from date with interest, and
de iauit haviEg been made in tho payment OF
sad notes and being required 20 to do by the,
s"Idir thereof, shall On THURSDAY, THIS
sSrlt DAa on SEPrEMBRR iS9S Ar n
0.GLOCk NJ, in Trent of the oihee OF W. 4,
fedlgo y Company, in the town OF vin,on, In khe
county OF Roanoke, sell nj public auction to the
,h aggh bidder the following lot parcel OF
land stnated In the town OF Vinton, State a Vlr.
sipis, and known as lot No. IN section . as
shown on the map OF the Aetna Land and Invest.
ment COMPANY y property and describe. h deed
tern and Charles l. Lnns!ord
TRIMS; Cash suffclept to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, .nciadlng a frustce,s com.
mission of per cent. and fees for drawing and
recording deed, and the two aotes above mon
oned with interest thereon from date balance
IL any. payable In one aud two years.
s'Sotaai saEo. 3, JACK. Trust
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Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE-
~ cntcd To mc by IT. w. Sims. dated the All,
DAY OF August, lS:'2, and recorded in the clerks
oiice OF the Hastings Court, for the city of Roa
mokc, Virginia, in trust to secure to j. Allen
Watts, trustee the payment OF the sum of 81 2Si Is
monthly instaments OF SID CO 80 each win iq ia.
tercst on each from the 18th day of August. ISsS.
INC nrst being payable on the 18th day OF Septcm.
ocr, lS'. nj or which being evidenced by twelve
negotioble notes dated the 9th day OF Aurist
1872; :ocO.OO with Interest thereon from the i'm
annnm, payable on the 18th day of August. lSo3.
ey Wa by negotiable note and the balance OF
SiSsiS payable on the 18th day of August, 1898,
WIN interest nj the rate OF per cent per an
hmT, evidenced by negotiable note dated the
n ,ad csy OF august lsta and default having been
S5COOO, payable on the nth day OF August. 1Si3
and IN the payment OF the said iustallmcnt OF
SiS3ls, payable on the 18th day OF August, 1sss,
ana having been required SO to do by the bene
hciary In said deed, WILL ON FRIDAY. THE
9th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1893, at II M O'Clock,
bidder In front of the court house In the CITY OF
Roanoke, Virginia, all OF that certain tract or
pnrcei OF land, situated in the city OF Roanoke,
witt rs i''o"s' 10
BEGINNING at the northeast correr of Loudon
a northerly direction 1870 feet TO an alley, thence
with Same In an casterly direction 100 feet 10 a
point, thence In southorly direction 1870 feet TO
Louuon street, thence with Loudon street i'm
westerly direction 100 feet TO Second street. the
place OF beginning, and known as lots nine and
zen, sectfon twenty seven, IS shown by the map
0! me property OF Rogers, Fairfax and Houston
ADDITION to the city of Roanoke, Va, saving and
excepting from the above description the eastern
forty teet OF lot 1e section p. which has been
veyed. :" os e'H
Terms: Cash as to SO much as may be nces..
ssry to defray the expenses OF executing thi,
trust, including trustees commission OF per
centnni, and to pay on and discharge the amo,nt
OF said notes now in defsnlt, the balance 10 Be
made payable In two eQnal instailIaonts at SIX
anu Twelve months from dale Of sale Said in.
stalinicEts to be evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing interest from date OF sale and to be Sc.
eaieu oy geo OF trust upon the property,
BOWA ARD w. ROBERTSON. TrrsAen
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TRUSTEES SAL ss.

eacn, from the s6th day OF August. INta. ons
quarterly instslments OF 1900 each. from ,ha
nsra gay OF August, 1898, until the whole snm
pt 20 sa,d association shall have been pai
any any residue upon credit of one and two year.
rom saio GATE, the purchaser 10 execute do ID
y. trust on SAID property 10 secure the deferred
payments me ,as wM. LUNsFORD, Trustee.
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work of the Circuit Court.

In the cifcuit court yesterday the day
was consumed in the argumen. of the
case OF the Central Land Company, Ct
Buchanan, against the Buchanan In
vestment Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-24

If YOU are worn out, run down and
nervous. Magnetic Nervine will ressore
your health, Sold by Christian &
Barbee,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-24

Proposing an amendment to the tenth clause OF
Article OF the Constitution OF Virginia, and
providing fer publishing said smcndment,
and crrtitying the came to the rext General
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have sold The above described property and
Other parties have this note to pay
16 ids II lew
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-11
"MAR1A" PsR JORGE IsAAos. 21

doctor zeri9ndole las aventuras de Nay past la
habitaci6n de ella.
Ell m&dico deCia verdad iba & morir aus labios
pronunciaban solo nombre cuya elocuenca podan
msdr las escavas que la rodeaban, nj msmo ho,
Me acerqu6 para decirle, de modo que oidos
torpecidos pudiesen. orme:
-lNayl lNayl
Abri6 los ojos enturbiados ya.
-lNo me conoces?
Hice con 10 cabeEa aehal ahrmativa
-1Qui6res que to lea algunas oraciones7
Hizo la misma sena.
Fran las cnco de la tarde cuando hice que aeiaran
Juan Angel del lecho de madre. Aquelos oos que
tan hermosos haban sido, giraban amarientos va
las orbas ahuecadas la nariz le haba aado: los Ia
bios graclosos aunque geramene gruesos retostados
ahora por la ebre deaban los dentes que va hu
medec(an: las crispadas yertas sosena sore
el pecho crucfjo esforzs ba por pronun
ciar 81 nombre de Jesds que 20 le repeta del
dnico que pod1a devolverle su esposa.
Hac1a hora que habla anochecido cuando espir6.
Luego que las escavas Ia visteron la colocaron
ata6d cubierta desde la garganta has los pies de
limo blanco fu9 puesta en- mesa enlutada cuyas
cuatro esquinas habfa crios encenddos Juan Angel la
cabecera de Ia derramabs Agrmas sobre Ia frene
de madre de pecho enronquecido por los soozos
salian lastimeros alaridos.
Mand@ orden 81 capitGn de Ia cuadrilla de esclavos
para que aquela nochs Ia Fueron
negando silencosos ocupando los nifos toda
la extension del corredor occidenta las ujeres
dlarOn crcuo al redsdor del feretro; las
tanas del cuarto mortuoo eaian a corgedor aboa gru
pos rezaban AN misma tiempe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-11
CAPITULO Xiv

El cura habia administrado los sacramentos Ia
ferma Dejando e m@dico la cabecera monte r al
pueblo disponer 10 necesaro para el entierro poner
en- ell correo aquela carta fatal dirgda al senior A"**
Cuando regrese Feliciana pareca menos quebrantada
81 medico habfa concebdo una igera esperanza Ella
me pregunt6 por cada de los de la famia al men
cionar Maria dijo
-lQuen pudiera vera anteS de morir! Yo e habria
racomendado tanto & mi hiiol
luego como para satisfacerme por la preferencia
que manifestaba hacia ella, agreg6:
Si NO hubiera sido por Ia nina, que seria de 81 J
dc mi.
La noche fu9 muy mala para la enferma. AL dia 81
guiente sabado las tres de 10 tarde e medico entro
mi cuarto dicendome:
-MorrA hoy aC6mO lamaba el marido de Fe
liciana? =
-Sinar, le respondETs
-Ssinar3 ~ que sc ha hschOP En- el derio propun-
Gia nombre.
No tive la coudsscendencia do trstar de snternscsr
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17


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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17


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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17


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ing and then E9aeniant uPRn tiss iuaB-
garatagn saiH scar bsFe aneanrl5sAed
one tnI1g beyond d0abs---tlsaT haEa
&nA1gaEated an era Of belter feeiIng
bstUsen sBs parties and sections
ThsEa was 3 toiEl absaBcs of hitter
nass OF 1aaaifsstati0n oE party or Sec
flo1Rl praiaSiee Il &hs laaPs-3Gkings
tas ErRESiuga, or hny 81 the feaiuEes of
the in1aas6an cf the new senate 0E Raw
e1Reutlge into piiee
4RB H8HgaiaFsy npr-pgrtiaan salset-
l1la kog uteas made h0th hy Mr. HaE-
Rlsgl and Dir EisTaARaa before abR in
aREpfai eeFel1niez au6 ieaye-takinga
OeeaFsd, appesEal to pave tbs Wny EnE !
more cordial messing than ever before
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pazfiez TINS Eas followed by hADd-
some tselfzsuaial 10 Ar Morfau Erem
both damoeEats and repnbiieanz- ME.
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hMRQaet Of the SESSION for Mr. EksFasgn
AE. Harrison w&s espeGiHlly grAciDns
10 &iE. EsseFe8aEa; while FepnbiiGans
and 8enaBe1EEs alike wial Wsfh each
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pFeizains And seettoBai kate whieh
asslad and whieh 10 iaeE did aistiDesiy
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baan eafdreiy nlaAltsEatad ParAT Lines
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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
MRS. SHANN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Trenton, ~ j.. May 25.-The Indictment against
Mrs Matte sham, of Princeton. for murder In the
first degree was presented in the Mercer County
Court this noon by the Grand Jury. Mrs. Shmn is
accused of having poisoned her son In order to pro-
curc the omornt OF insurance on his life. She was
Immediately arraIgned after the presentation of the
Indictment and pleaded not guilty to the charge. She
was heavily yelled. but appeared perfectly calm and
remained so during tilt between Judge ALBEIT
and her counsel. II. n. Barton. The Judge fixed
June IL rs the date for the wOmans trial. Mr.
Barton said he could not be- pcady to proceed with the
case within the time specified. Judge Albeit would
not alter the date, however. and Mr. Barton an
noinccd that the defendant would have TO procure
other counsel VERY well,' said the Judge. let
the defendant be- removed Mrs. Sham then
taken to the county jail.