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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-29
on MISSIONS IN ASIA.


Mn. a. T. living gavs . short talk Iess
evening at Sc Marks church, IN connscsion
WITH the evening ssvvses, on her sFip
osound the world. which she 10 just COM
plstfng, In very quiet and impressive
manner she gave % sccouut Of her visits
70 the VARIOUS mission stations. She iese
New York last November and crossed the
Atlantic, eoing through Eeypt. India.
China and Jspan, and coming home across
ehe Pacific. visiting 20 mission stations In
the iourney. She thought she was the
6fst Traveller Wis had ever made . tour Of
che world With the especial objsct Of visit.
ang missions, and her visits included
stations under the auspices OF various
ehurehHA
Daring her trip shs had heard but one
Episcopal sssv1cs in her own language.
which vas IL The beautiful Trinity church
q Toxic. Japan. She had listened 20 the
essvics. however, In tvssvs different Ian
enages. She spoke In . general way Of
ne educational work in China and Japan.
and cited facts 20 show the important
beasing Of the work on the future Of these
countries. Hrs. Twing called special attsn-
ton 70 ths work In two new stations, one
n the interior a China. anduns in japan.
% which she had promised the assistance
of the Woman's Auxiliary. and she
would like the churches OF the Pacific
Northwest 70 b among the first 10 con-
tribute. At the Close Of the services .
eontsihution was taken for this purposs.
Yesterday FORENOON MA Twins I'd.
DRESSED IN audience of women 1t Trinity
Guild room. on missionary work. and gave
a account Of the different missions she
had Visited, With . brief history Of the
various missions Of the earth. A special
esrvice With Holy Communion Was held
In the church bsfors the meeting.
Nrs. living will hold = public reception
shis aftsrnoon from 10 5 O'Clock. q the
residence Of Mrs.. z. w. eackman, So0
Ninth street.
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sSsss q aasnea ~ - CAi3sss Cnsaiag Co.
s4sy. esassgseo - nafseas. Guthrie Ca
snip KnneAse Capk sswyes. WI - 1sekse
- he buaksss tDoay - take onGkniaG
ns5s1sA sAzp Aihusss. CapG wyD0a. = 81
sScop1 hAe Sso0 Poss Iswnssa1 so1ay.
eeoansn Cssfbou aaA RIy esopises1 1aseAas1s
$50 yssssrday ssd isss su British Columbia
CapG Robert cushhsrsssn has beeo0s nasoes
II sbs steamer Ioia. succeeding Antoa Wiisoa
4cAousss Roosss Asasjss. Capt rflfs. GsStvUd
~ fost BlaksIsy yDserday - lad iunbes Tor
Y1ss Pfs3a.
Bastsutine George C. nsrkins. Csp& MA
SID % hsr essw yesess1ay as1 = iytng ~ nsaF
Norasis foundry.
Bsrk George z Mansoa 49, sowsd - -
ysssssdsy ~ sus wasAssW. carrying zo7s tons
a eoal fog San Yrsncison
schooaas wtiiiam Rsoseu, CspA Hasess. an-
kzAsd loading ismhss q oalmoa bsy see -
ssoedo. Cal She carries o0.ooe fss3
Tug Edna took thsUo oatmco 6shiag beeto -
Trek:iss0 ys.tsn1sy. shsss besng tts afss -
ssass out this ssasoa froa Nyss's easnssy.
stsansAip waiis wa.ls heousht - seos ~
ssstgha she Isit Sss Tsceas yesterday morn
sag md viii return hses fog cargo Of coal
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SELF PRAIsK

Del1 Veaise II no soeommsndatlon, but there
srs tfUss when one must permit pefpon % tell
ssss truth about himsola When what he eAys ~
supported b. the tesfiDony u 0tbsss. no reason.
ag.e man Will doubt his word Nov, 70 cay
tsss ALLcoCK'a PoBoUs PLAgTHRs are chs only
FscHins and reliable pceous psastsrs maze 10
fsos ell prn1eo In she sifghtest degroA they
- oof Of their merits Is 10 only essnry 20 call
ksseusfos 20 The eursD they have effected ard 10
zsse yoluusasy sestt0onieis Of thcss whe have
usod them
Beware Of imitas1ous spd % net b deesived
tY MtorepSeson taetou. AK for ALLcocKe, ana
iss no solicitation a. sxplausston tnducs Jon 70
ascere oubstftuta
eurnsts's Triple ExxactA Leueh Z. sls rront
sffQoi
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The q. n. WIN lnesease Coast Service
Mooee Couloa nstdge 0nishsd.

Aeses Couies hstdgs finished.
Beginning about August the Great
Northern win run two trains daily each
way on the Coast lines. besides the over
land trains which run over the Coast lines
~ far ~ Everett This will enable people
from down Sound 10 come to Seattle in the
morning and return the same evening. and
psrsons In Seattle having business down
Sound can do the same.
The Great Northern bridge across Moses
Coulee. which was burned on July 3, will
b. rebuilt BY this evening and trains will
begin running over IL on Sunday.
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Charles King. Of Tacoma. the contractor for
che new taaael At the Gilman mine. was In
town yesterday.
Amos Burr. travelling Passenger aesas of the
tsndssatl. lines. who has been on tho sound
fos several eays. leis Tor san Francisco yesser-
DAY.
A. ". wslliex. Agent OF the Columbia a rures
Round road ii Eenios. has been trAnafessed Ia
TIE Seattle DEPOT ss nIcht dispatcher r. J.
Hassa has been transferred from Black River
1aaesion 81 kensoa To snesesd him 90 agent
snd Is snceeeeed Al Black river By his brother.
J. T. 4. Hasnu
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wArxk FRONT NOTES.

TIE local saspsctaS we've ~ Part aanAss -.
ssrasy ~ sasssea several steamers
Schooner John n faitsas sxsI>d fruu Fors
kl&Sssey yesterday foe vsnsarsA Cal
steamer CAs.cas Capt. Cearisa caslscc. ~.
tasrsss fsem fsecasA ysaserStsy aaa usii sail
los Alaska tasigal shs bxeesas Iowa xtae
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CHICAGO. July 2a--Ths Western roads
decided today to make no special rates for
the Grand Army encampmcnt at Indian.
apoiis on the ground that they would be
used to demoraliss the Worlds fair rates.
Roads east Of hero make rate Of cent q
mife
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CARRAHER & MEACaAM
ia Cherry ST.. Ground Floor.

Advertisements under the head Of Lost Found
SSr sale. For Rent and situations Wanted viii b
Inserted - the rate Of word each insertion
aAyment always In advance No advertisements
received for lsas than IS cents
NoTiCE-Ths business once Of the Poar-IN.
sxILlorScKa 10 open until ~ p m. Classified
advertisements w,ll b received up 10 this time
Advertisements viii be received ct branch ofncss
sf the Posr- iNrEIiioExcER At:
tacoma Burean ................lile Pacific Avenue
Thomas sammous. Manager
Pant Townsend. ....-...........frenc h 4 Springer
The following letters await advertisers q shis
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Wk ARE AUTHORIZED To srFERA RE-
" wsrd 81 $50 Tor tire recovery Of sfsN h~ay os
AsA kmEax ]. MAsDoaAsa The tru>s psx~rsxk
a3S sssae~<S. 1ASs ssecac street 1sssfosoe -.
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1YPEwsyrrxo MAcHrxxs.

GEyCY OF THE REMINGTON arAyn-
: ard Ty typewriter has removed IN IL Columbia
ssfseS new snd second hand machines ard ali
eYal gent - -
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aOCIETY NOTICES.
49,
fNNE OF THE GRANDEsT AND MOST EN-
~ toyabse elcursons of the ~tli given
~ the supreme Lo~txe Of the aftes' Protective
sstd Beneficiary Association neIt SUNDAY, in 81.
sa shoauatmie Fails. Rates from Seattle. BotheIi
Aoodinvii.e JuaCtton aud snohorn,sh, FL SO
.zsnnd trtpA Four hours ~ the fails enjoy good
asgs:c aud danrsns o. ashiax; lunch served at the
.souni4 rraia leaves se allie NJ $3.50 O ma Ruy
Eauf tickets nj the depot " here along the line
same and Join us 90 >aoqaalmis - Ia
4 RCANA LODGE, NO 81 y. AND A. NJ
~ stai.d meetings second and fourth Mondays
- each nsonth- I. I. MOORE. W ~
a. = SiiHws Sec
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RAh-LocK TYPEWkfTER. VISIBLE WRIT
- tas forced alignment. latest. beet. seud for
catalogue agency EDISON Mineowraph Aeotf =
Basnsn. tOf Bailey block
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IA ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER or
" stad1es and Geats clothing, fiSsh "a Jssuss
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DTKI1G AND CLEANING.

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T1THE YOU'VE NAN WHO WAS IN THE
i same car whom VIM Williams Wa killed near
Icicle. last spring. Will 90 10 Wellington, WASH.
he will learn something 70 his advantage w.
Broderick-
DRrvATE PARTIES HAVING HOUSE HOLD
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Matter-Of-Fact Dor.

There are prosaic men and women.
and there are mattcr-of-fact dogs" saws
writer in the London Spectator. "For
purely business purposes they arc often
the best" he adds and tells little story
to prove the fact:
I'VE once owned an excellent rctriey-
ing spaniel of the simple order of mind,
without grain of humor. This dog
accompanied us unasked when we
wanted to shoot q bullfinch in the gar
den to stuff. The gun went off, and the
poor bullfinch dropped. Now this dog
had been used, when the gun was fred,
to go and look for dead or wounded
rabbit. So, instead of looking under
the apple tree, he disappeared into the
hedge, and in few minutes he re turned
with rabbit in his mouth So much
for the value of a matter-of-fact dog"
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TRUSTBES' sALES.
DY VIRTUE OFA DEEn oIr 1,p1I

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. DATED
~ December 81, 1872, and recorded In the OH 90
o o., inc clerk OF the Hustings Court OF Roanoke
CITY, Va executed to me by George w Abel
and D. IL. Fisher, in trust to secure to ID. G. Moo.
nav nav me payment of the sum OF S1,3T2lI, evil
dsoo oy hon,interest bearing negotiable notes
oAleo March 81. 1871, and default having been
maae IN the payment OF three OF the said notes
anu having been requested 70 to do by the bene
nmo ay N ne said deed OF trust, will ON FRI.
SAFE at public auction 10 the highest bidder, in
'front.' OF inc courthouse, of Roanoke Va the fol
4 nsn eescrioed lot OF land lying in the city or
n9anokc Va, bounded and described as follows:
nnesihnlng at point on the north side OF West
.,llmer stree 275 feet east OF Thirteenth street
ancnee norm II degrees 10 minutes cast 1870 feet to
an aliey, thence with same south rs degrees 70
minutes east % feet to point, thence south 21
uesrecs ~ minutes west 1N feet To West Gilmcr
Sf fHe tnehce along same north lis degrees 30
himutcs west 20 Feet to the place OF beginning
Inns; Cash sufficient TO dcfray the EXPENSES
oicHccntlng this trust including a trustee com
nission Oh per cent, and TO pay on the past due
. ~, as LoioWs: Two notes each of the sum of
Sll, payable y ind 81 months from their date md
on ono nete III the sum of S25 S. which becomes duc
- noh'ns rom date, together with the interest
VI VI eacn from the date OF lis maturity until the
day or salc: AS to the sum OF Sgl5.SO the same
VIII DC made pay able US follows: Fifty-six notes
eacn IN me sum of Sl4 payable monthly the first
OF which to become due and payable ON the Rjth
DAY or April, 1898, and one each month thereafter
until all are paid, and one note in the sum OF
e I 10 become due and payable 81 months from
nc uay OF sale; and one note in the sum OF
SzMS;Vl Is payable on the 3lst day OF September,
1913, and the following notes are PAYABLE every
voHiseCn.ivc Elk months thereafter until NIL are
p aiu: one note In the sum of 5000; one note in
me sum OF Sl1.9'; one noio for sl5.45; one note
Ior Sl29 vi one note for S1041; one note for $3.50:
Which no,T IoT s5si one note for $685. All OF
est bearing negotiable note OF the purchaser and
are 10 DC secured by deed OF trust the prop
s sry so.a; the balance I any, payable in six
oS9 tus w. III. MOOMAW. Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
U ~ VI y trust executed TO me by Cyrus Lair and
Il d. 4. hindred. Dr., dated December 1, lS0O, and
. Ducu IN the clerks Office OF the Uustipps
Nourt OF Roanoke, Virginia, in deed book No 81
Esso no, etc, ana TO secure to the Virginia Real
tho snn ana ' Investment Company the payment OF
GSSn Iiis&} IN eighty tSu) nstallments OF thirty
uoaars Cpd payable on the first day OF the
ono (sll non hs respectively, next succeed
lng inc date OF said decd, with Interest thereon
DATE inc TdtG OF per cent per annum from said
by 1bsny $50 certain
tS SW eacn; payable on tho first day OF the eighty
S S". inonIns next succeeding the date OF said
ucu Oh trust, and one note for fifty dollars (S5O)
payaoie IN cighty-one (Sl) months from said date
ffcsPcctlvely, with interest as aforesaid and de-
!ault having been made In the payment of tho
s;T,h 52it twentyfth (5th) twenty
sAh aotn) ana twcnty-scvcnth (27th) OF the above
instruments and notes, and having been reouired
so 70 10 by the beneficiary In said deed of trust
n, sIhii omer for sale to the highest bidder, by
DAY, APRIL 18TH, 1923. At II O'CLOCK N
IN front iron, OK The Hastings Courthouse 10 said city
R a certain lot or parcel OF land in the city OF
noahhokc, Stmto or Virginia, designated and de-
scTibcd as follows. to-wit:
1Sslnning at point on tho south side OF Tazc-
s wr,, street forty four 40 feet west of Wheat
G,,o) west one hundred and thirty-nine and
!hlr1-two hundrcdths QSl S2) feet TO an alirv
thence with said alley south seventy. four d.
grccs and fifteen minutes (1ls i51 west thirty onn
., six tenths (3i.G) feet to n point on SANE
bn rnGe north fourteen minutes Oo I'D east one
dredths u35.3S) feet to Taaewcll street. thence
Iazewcl street north sevcnty-four degrees and
III minutes GO $50 east forty four 40 feet
house situated thereon "'
TRIMS OF SALE: Cash
>,orr, - EDWARD ILSLEY, Trustee
NOIE; inc deferred instamcnts OF purchase
money on this property are said to have been
assumed by Mrs. Laura Stormfcltz. - alt
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Y. NJ. C. A. NOTES.


me ladies who are interested in the
!. u'ospisal nave been desiring for some
w give an entertainment, the pro.
eeeas OF which will go to the building
character of the Ovid Musin comnann
Mnicn Is to appear in this CITY on the
Ith OF April, which Is tho last Of tho v
NJ u "A. star course, have made all the
necessary arrange ments with tho on
o'alS Oh Tho association, and the proeeeis
arising from the entertainment win go
10 the hospital fund. The association
VIII 90 everything in thoir power to
make tho entertainment a success, Mr..
na@eil has been very generous in
Inc price to DO paid for tho Academy of
music IN which the entertainments will
be held. VIII
ihe gymnasium committee of the as.
ISOLATION, composed of tho FOLLOWING
gentlemen: j. r. Collingwood, chair.
man; Rudolph Foster, Frank Helyes-
tine, L; j. 5 rencer. Jr., W. b. Airheart.
.. IS. Wrightson and II. M. Kent, Jr..
heio meeting recently and adopted
i ruies governing tho gymnasium work.
Inc gymnasium will be opened in Tho
future from 10 a. IN. to Top. IN. No one
put members holding full tickets will
DC allowed in the room. At 6 o,clocl,
every evening the business mems class
Oh the gymnasium will meet tho gem
eral classes Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings, and tho bows
classes tuesday and Thursday after
moons and on Saturday mornings.
Inc ladies' auxiliary met last nirbt
and discussed work of general nterest
to the association.
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY yIRTuE OF Twc

TRusIEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF TWO
~, deeds OF trust, enc dated the 18th day Of
Nay, lis ISo n and recorded in deed book as page
$50, and recorded in decd book Is. Uape Isl i,
tnc clerks Office OF the corporation court for the
el'y OF koanokc, Va, from W. ]. 81 L. Blair Jr'
10 ahs Mn1ers,gncd trustee default having been
30 10 90 ny the beneficiary therein secured, viii
O;C, NE NE I Itdil DAY OF APRIL 1893, AT II
OLoOh NOON, on the premises in the CITY of
roanoke oTer for sale tho following described
parcel or land. with its handsome improycmcnt
consisting sn'nE OF large dwelling house.
p,DcSinnlnS ut point on the south side OF
niaIr avenue ana l1i6 feet from Franklin street
tncnce with Blair avenue s. 40 degrees f. IS feet
10 point, thence s. IL degrees ". l5I feet TO
spruce street, thence with Spruce street \. "a
uesIces W % feet to a point, thence N II de-
st H e. l6I feet to the beginning
INNS ot SAlE-Cnsh ~ TO the costs of
sc anu inc sum of Sl5i2 ~ and as to the sum of
SS aS2S1,, upon credit to become due in
monthly instslments OF $I6 - without Interest
on Sro, Tue g, ath Monday in each succeeding month
nrom ire uay or sale, and the residue upon n
credit OF ono and two Years with interest, Dc
icrreu payments to be secured by deed OF trust
r; . WIN. +. WINCH, Trustee.
me aDovc 1cscribeo property has been sold nv
INC IN, Messrs. Blair and the purchaser assumed tn
$3.50 P"i "ieh's- 80 I'm
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ PROVISIONS OF a deed CT trust executed by
W "; q, Blair and LycnTgus Blair, Jr., to E. A.
walton, trustee, and Others, bearing date the asth
day OF September. 1871, and recorded In fhn
clerk Office OF tho corporation court OF the city
or Roanoke. in decd book No. G7, page 277 To
which deed reference is made for ftll statement
or the provisions thereof and BY which deed The
sad ". >. Biair and H. Blair, Jr., conveyed to the
sau e. ~ Walton, trustee, the property hercin-
eitcr described, among others, Tor the following
rust In trust 10 secure TO the People Building
Loan ana savings Association the payment Of
the sum OF $4,000, and also for the further nav
ment or SS.3i contribution OF interest and SIS,
contribution or premium each ard every month
rom Tue dntc thereon, said payments OF interest
ana premiums to commence on or before Satur-
DAY; october 81, 1871. aud to be continued and
made on or before the last Saturday of each and
every month thereafter, TO be paid 10 the treas
urcr OF the said association according to the
condition OF bond executed and delivered Nv
the said w. j. Blair and Lycurgus Blair. Jr.. 70
the said L. a. Walton, trustee, on the day of the
execution OF said deed, and by virtue OF an order
appointing me as substituted trustee in the place
OK the said K. A. Walton, trustee, with all the
Iigh,s and powers and liabilities Of the said E. A.
WALTON, trustee, the said w. j. Blair and
Lycurgns Blair, Jr., having made default in tho
payment OF the installments OF the contribution
OF interest and contribution OF premiums pro.
sided for as aforesaid, becoming due on tho last
SSa ar IN August September, October, Novem-
r pSs; Des snp lSge and January and Feb
inc sum OF nineteen hundred and ninety-
h i dollars and sxty.two cents, and
OF S2Oi2 Is, according 10 The nrov sio,r nS
the said deed and on account of the debt therein
secured, and being authorized so TO do by tho
to- ms Of the said deed, and being directed so to
DO by the said. the Peoples Building, Loan and
savings Association the beneficiary in said deed,
i snail, on SATURDAY, THE lST DAY OF
APRIL, 1893, sell at public auction in front OF
the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke, Va, tho
deed: "a S'iN
All that certain piece or parcel of land situated
IN inc city OF Roanoke, county OF Roanoke and
state or Virginia, and bounded as follows: Com
incncing at point on the north side OF Luck
street ~ feet west OF Park street, thence with
Luck street south 50 degrees west 81 feet to a
point; thence north degrees east 80 feet to an
alley; thence with said alley north IS dcgrees
east 80 feet to point; thence south degrees
west ~ feet TO the north side OF Luck street the
place of beginnings
TERMS-Cash: tpr JAS. s. GROVES.
sto Substituted Trusteesr
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perior, but gave up his keys and per
mitted one of the strangers to 90 for
his books without thinking there was
anything unusual in the request and
action.
us that your handwriting, young
man?" asked ono of the strangers.
blandly, pointing to Il portion of the
open ledger.
Yes" replied poor Volto, promptly.
Look more carefully at it, young
man. Now, are you quite surc?'
Il think So" again replied the cash
er, not so positively as before.
You are fool, young fellow, and
might have Jagged yourself with that
answer of yours" said the stranger.
contemptnously, "only that you have
had guardian angel near You since YOU
came here
"Lavina!" murmured the young man.
and then he blushed, wildly.
NO, donkey, your guardian angel
didn't go by the feminine title of La
VIVA; he's a male, and answers to the
name of Jack Ridgeway, detective
that's myself"
Officer, what is the meaning of all
this baldcrdash? Arrest that young
scoundrel at once" shouted the mana
ger impatiently, yet with a frightened
glimmer in his small gray eyes.
1T means that have been watching
your little game for long time now,
MT. John Agar, bank manager and
thief, and that this person may thanl,
his lucky stars that was on the snot
otherwise his Irritation with pretty
Lavina might have cost him dear
enough. Jim, look after the lady while
[ attend to the master"
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

along said avenue north IS degrees IN minutes
west on Icet to point, thence north IL degrees 20
m!Iutes cast 1908 fect to an alley thence with
saIu alicY south - degrees So minutes east "a IL
rect 10 Twenty.thrd street, thence with sai5
the beginning. 49, ~ Ae0' w
second Beginning at the southwest corner or
oihehson avenue and TwcHty-third street, thence
aiong said jackson avenue north 90 dcrrces ~
~ ,w west o9.ou rect to point, thence south
o, an nIioy, thence with said alley south 10 de-
SrexS % minutes east 5o.1i feet to Twcnty- bird
strce., thence along Twentythird street north IL
ucstc,s 90 minutes east ~ feet to the bcgfpniny
hho"h a. lois aud 10, section 10, as shown on
Va. ~ ~ VI Asoauohc,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sa,e
nnu the sum of Siile2, and rs TO the sum or
So'S.i3 upon credit o become due in mopthlv
..nstaiinonts OF S2l.G7, without interest ON thu,
.ppur,h Monday OF each succeeding month from
INC uay oil sale, and the residue upon credit of
ohc anu Two years with interest; deferred pny-
hiSmtS 10 DC secured b. deed OF trust
NJ - Inc purchaser at this sale will buy sinh
lcct 10 TWO prior deeds OF trust on the premises
pom Dol IN favor of tho Peoples Perpetual Loan and
DuI.9inS ASSOCIATION, one dated the 3ith day of
april 1881 ana recorded in the clerks office of
tnc City OF Roanoke, in decd book % mace S19
pl Tue sum OF ), 200, and the other dated the "a,
nay 0l april 1870, and recorded In tho same Of
aS ~ nj IN aced book 3a, page 26l for the sum of
Sl'eN the credits upon which may be obtained
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V. This makes the ear as in Fig. g..
Now fold back the flap to the right
at u; then fold the remaining three
flaps in the same way as T,'U, II, was
folded, and the result looks like Fig. 4.
except that there are four ears" Take
hold OF the two cars on the same side
with the right hand, and of the other
two with the left hand. A little open
ing is seen, into which blow quickly
and sharply, at the same time slightly
pulling at the ears with each hand. If
your paper was square in the first
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Taking the census has its humorous
sue, even in Scotland. Says the Dun
dee News:
a census "gathercr" was collecting
the papers from the different houses in
one OF the lower districts of large
town, and an intclligent-lool1ing WON
an handed him Il document which con-
tanned an amusing entry. The blank,
instead of reading bluntly, married or
single?" put the question Indirectly,
thus: Condition as to Marriage"
Under this the woman had written:
Hard up aforc marriage, worse
afterward"