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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
rNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAI

rNRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
IL Estate in the City OF Roanoke, Vain pur.
suancc OF NJ order OF the hoard Of directors of
the tue Lynchbnrg Perpetual Building and Loan
Company, made on Tie 9Th day OF April, 1901
the undersigned trustees, In decd OF trust exc
cuted by 5. H. Keftuver and a. Is. Kcfauver his
wife, to them on the nth day OF March, 1881 10
secure the said company, will proceed to sell at
auction, on the premises, ON FRIDAY, MAY
l9rll, AT6 orc -OCK p. Nj, the following real
estate In the city OF Roanoke Va: A lot or par.
Gel OF land. II being OF the SAGE property con.
veyed to said kefauvcr by deed from JAS. aiundy
and wife, dated March ith 1882, and OF record in
the clerks office for the corporation court for
a. follows: i''"
beginning Mt point the south side of Taze
well avenue 1GO feet east OF Belmont boulevard.
thence IN with said avenue in an easterly direction
3! feet to point on same thence in Il southcrly
direction l3O feet TO an alley. thence with said
alley in westerly direction 81 feet 10 a point ON
same, thence In ortherly direction IN feet to
Tszewell avenue. The improvements on this lot
buildings.
TERMS: at sale.
SAMUEL TYREE.l
JAS. II. GILLIAN .Trustccs
w. MCC. WAUGH.l
81, II, II, II, is, ~.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL

4 11T'1'o tn tro OI1y Oh lSOanUKe, va In pur-
snanGe OF an ORDER or the board OF directors of
E S9 myncnnafg Perpetual Building and Loan
the undersigned trustee. in deed Of trust
executed by Jereu ish Ii. Glass and Anna Ar.
GLASS, his wife TO them on the 10th day OF Noyem
Der, iSSS, to secure the said company, viii pro.
Sced TO ee.l at pnblic auction on the premises ON
FRIDAY. MAY THE 18TH. 1Sg3 ATS O'CLOCK
Roanoke, Va, and described as follows:
Certain real estate in the city of Roanoke, Va
on the west eide OF Holiday street l57 IS Ieet by
70 feet, being lot No. ., scc.ion 0, on the ma OF
the lands OF the Park LAMB and Improvement
Company. The impro' ements on this lot con.
sists OF Lice, comfortable dwelling house, out.
buildings. etc, and the property is in good
order and repair. We will SCH only the re.
mainder of this LOT that has not tecn released
TERMS: AT sale.
SAML. TYREE,
JAS X. GILLIAN Trustees
w. McC. WAUGH
I'll II II Is ~
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
I'D from T. A, Mabry, dated the 2and day OF
February, 1870, and recorded In the clerks office
Virginia., in deed book 81, page 132. to the un-
dersigned trustee to secure to the North Side
having been made In the payment OF tnid debt.
shall, ON THURSDAY TIE IS I'll Of MAY,
1893, AT 1e O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the court
house In the city OF Roanoke, Virginia. proceed
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
the property covered by said deed, to witt
-, certain parcel of land In the city OF Roanoke,
by The map Of the North Side Land Company
TERMS: Cash as to the past due notes and
OF executing this trust; balance, IL any, payable
IN one and two yesrs from day OF sale.
Above property was sold by me on the day OF
----,----lS- but the purchaser failed to
comply with terms of the sale ard It will be re-
sold ut their risk ii. :. TROUT Trustee.
4 tIs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
Up Henry W. Howard, dated the end day of
hprii $50, and recorded in The clerks office of
in deed book IS, page 800, to the UNDERSIGNED
trustee 60 secure to the North Side Land Com
pany the payment of $40, and default having
been made In the payment of said debt shall. on
THURSDAY, THE 25Tu MAY, lsa3, AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ in front OF the clubhouse In the
city OF koanf Ike, Va, proceed to sell at public
auction to IL highest bidder all the property
covered by 81 deed, to witt
:, certain parcel OF land in the city of Roanoke,
Va, known rs lot No. 5. section q, as shown Inv
the map Of the North Side Land Company.
TERMS: Cash as to the post due notes and in
tercst. amounting to about Si2j and the cost of
executing this trust. Balance, IL any, payable in
one and Two years from day Of sale.
as IDS II. S. TROUT. Trusirn
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE FLA DEED
OF trust executed to me by Cyrus Lair and
recorded in the clerks office OF the H1stii I
Court OF Roanoke, Virginia, In deed book No. 81,
page jig, etc, and to secure to the Virginia Real
the sum OF tw. nty-four hundred and hify collars
SSags f n eigt sS $50 lnstaments Of thirty
ATTY d payaSe o oe ss r. n,
eighty one (sD mon, rs respectively, next succeed
ing the date OF said deed, with Interest thereon
date By essy se5 eernm S Sd
notes, dated December !. 1880, for thirty dollars
$50 each; payable on the first day OF the eighty
q; ed OF trust, and note for fifty dollars SsOl
payable in eighty-on (S) months from said date
respectively, with interest as aforesaid. and de.
twenty (24th) twenty fifth (a5ihj, twenty
sixth t6th) and twenty seventh s7th) OF the above
instruments and notes. and having been required
go to do by the beneficiary In said deed of trust.
j shall offer for sale to the highest bidder, by
puoiic auction, In Roanokc, Virginia. on SATuR.
In front OF the Hastings Courthouse In said city,
AL That certain lot or parcel OF land in the city OF
Roanoke, State of Virginia, designated and de-.
Beginning at point on the south side OF Taze.
well street forty four t4D feet west of Wheat
st aal aheIc south FIVE degrees and nine
th!rt, two hundredths Q39 S2) feet TO an aley,
thence With said alley south seventy our de.
and elk tenths (3l.D feet to point on same,
thence north fourteen minutes tOo $50 east one
hundred and thirty 1--WE and thirty. eight hup.
dredths (l35 3S) feet to Tazewe street, thence
Tazewell street north seventy-four degrees and
fifteen minutes (7lo $50 east forty four (iN feet
to the place OF beginning, together with The
house situated thereon,
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
EDWARD ILSLEY, Trustee.
MOTIF: The deferred instruments OF purchase
money on this property are said 10 have beer
assumed by Mrs. Laura stormfcltz. ale SGT.
BY mutual consent the above sale has beer
postponed until Saturday, May q, lS.l3, at sam,
piaee anG hour. BDWARn iISLEY,
Trustee.
ny mutual consent the above sale has bcel
again postponed until Saturday, May 91th, lS9a
st 'ame place and hear and upon same terms.
1904, EDWARD Ii SLBf,
40 'ns Trustee,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11

EAGLE dairy restaurant and ice cream
parlor, l44 Salem avenue. beat tableser.
vice in the city. Breakfast, 25 cents;
dinner, IS cents; supper, IS. Parties
served Q. z. LUKENs, proprietor.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11

STRoTmER's Ioduretted Sarsaparilla is
the ideal spring medicine. Fifty cents
gets dollar sizs bottle at your drug.
gtst's.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
TRUSTEES. SALES.

RI yIRTUk OLA DEED OF TRUST DATRn
~ october 18th, 1892 and recorded In the risri.;
once OF the HustiDgs Court or oant ke CITY Ia :
e Ss 81 oooK eV page a52 executed by y. E. Rhodes
~ .no Undersigned trustee to secure 10 D. O.
noomaw the payment OF the tum OF SpsG ss eyi.
luny described In tho deed OF tsnst aforesaid and
nstauit having been made in the payment OF nue
., the notes aforesaid In the snIn OF so "a sins
elA month s from tho 18th day OF Ocfoner 1ssss
anu at the request OF the beneficiary ,vtii nfYer
wi sale az pubic auction TO the hjehest bidder
IA 'front.' OF the courthouse in the city Of Eoanoke
~ ~; Al ~ n, OF SATURDAY, MAY TEE an III
Ae "a inc ioioWing described real estate to vii.
DC. inning At point on the south eide of Pct
tstson avenue So $40 feet east of webb, !. recs
thence south 40 degrees Is minutes W..
81 III feet an alley, thence with said alley sorfp
q uesrees oo minutes cast % 4-I0 feet to n,inr
.hcncc north IL degrees 10 minutes east "a p.f,
rec. 10 fAterson avenue, thence with same
begin, ing. W sn' piaee oh
IER@S.Cash as to go much ns may be neces-
saIy 10 detray thu expenses OF executing tsi,
trust and 70 pay on the past due not OF SsT. "a
ana as TO the sum of $SsiS. AZ credits will he al
towed as follows: Eleven psyments or ss- -,
each The fret OF which will be due and naysbie
ON inc 10Th day OF Octoter, isa3, and one escf
susSesslvc six months thcrcaftci:s poyments
rs ITO VII: One In the sum OF SIS al ~
nohsns rom date, one foe Sal in "a months ons
for $i64l in % months one for Sii rs l., "" az,
montns, one for 1888 in Zoe months. and one for
Stdd IN l'S months from date md Sanavmcnts
OF S2550 each, the first OF which beeomrs dnn r.,
tz montns from date and ono each succcrsiye
month thereafter until all are paid pnI chaser To
execute negotiable notes for Tho deferred nv.
mehts aoose and secure the tamc by a decd OF
4sO ids GEo ., 1,oo,.u-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-11
TRUSTEES. SALES.

II ,vIRTuE OF A DEED OF TRUST PROsI
cemSer Is he nS dated the esh day OF De
inc hnstings Court for the city OF RoanoSe' Va
irnstee y, OeoS o., psgc as6 to the Undersigned
psny of dersns h aa1a f bonn
Thu Is pTay HN st e said deb. sna
O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the eonI,bnn ~, Al :, ~
city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed to sell at nubiie
suction suction to the highest bi der. all the propertv
a certain pstcel OF land in Il city of Roanoke
Va a., Snown as LOT No ~ section 4, as shown by
TERRgS :. re e.! Mor.h SIDE Land Company.
.erest. amounting to about si6i and thc ro., ~ n,
u mcns 5hs trust 45 payable in monthly pay
~, r VI % each, with interest from the 9Th day
OF december, 81. on each paw eI + sntd M -
Ihv , eegint Ing to fall due on the 9Th dsr or
dSv or csch nna Gon'1uing TO fall que thesth
i've month"; Balance IL any, parable in enc
ana . d sS ,Ss9 GERS from day of sale.
Xxx VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST FRoN
,s,o Jordan Walker. dated &c oath day OF Nay,
10 y, and recorded In the clerks office of the
nus.inSs Court for the city of Roam kc Virginia.
trustee secu.c to the North Sids I.and snri
bbsnY the payment of 40, and default having
On sH ra afas 81 RiyR ssni sid debt shall
~. U III, III In front OF the courthouse in
rnG CITY o, Kosnose Virginia, proc ed to sell at
prope ty CO, cred by said decd, to vii. '' VIC
a certain parcel OF land In the city OF Ro ,uoke
~ Elown as lot No. IL. section t. - shown nv
tue map or the North side Land Company
TERMS: Cash as to the past due notes and in
tcrest amounting to about Si15 and the coat or
executing this trust Balance, IL any, payable in
one anu TWO years from day OF eale
% Jus IL. s. TROUT, Trus CO.
by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST FROM
- ,s Nal er u Cole. dated the 18th day OF Octo-
Der iSs' and recorded In the clerks Office If the
t hustings Count for the city of Roauosc. Ya, in
uesu nooa OIL page shj, tho undersigned trustee
10 secure 10 The North side Land COMPANY the
payment OF $40, and default having heen inade
IN tne Payment OF said ebt. shall. On THURS.
DAr, Tue III OF MAY, tS9', AT IL O'CLOCK
AZ IN front OF the courthouse in the city OF Roa
noKc. va. proc cd to sell ., public auction TO the
tctd, 10 wit ~ saiu
", certain parcel OF land in the city o. Roan
VA, known ne .ot No. "a, section =, as shown by
inc map OF the North Side Land Company
TERMS: Cash as to the past due notes and In.
Urcst amounting to about Sl6l aud the cost of
executing this trust; 3 . payable IN monthly pay.
d a., ms Q, 50 each with interest from the III
Gay OF oc ober, 1890, ON each payment said pny.
ments beginning TO fall due on the llth day OF
GaGh month thereafter Tor scve, teen months.
haianec. IL any. payable IN one aud two ycsrs
23tds - A'"s''o'
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

CoNCEDISG that the most of Mir. Cleveland's cabinet officers are com paratively unknown to thepoliticians and to the country, the fact does not signify. that they are the less capable or deserving on that ac count Indeed, it is coming to be understood that the gentlemen select cd are especially fitted for their re spective places, and taken collective ". constitute the strongest body of national advisers this country has seen In a long time, not even except ing Mfr. Clevelands former cabinet. Ali this goes to demonstrate that it ia not the old stagers who have been prominent in political life these fifty years, that possess ali the statesmen ship and qualifications for office holding It proves that in the pri- rsle walks there are many unpre- teniious patriots willing to heed their countfys call to active and honorable service
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02
Arkansa< Affairs.
A Searcy jury acquitted 2 defend ant for selling meat on Sunday.

A Searcy jury acquitted defend ant for selling meat on Sunday.
 NJ. B. Fizer is engaged in the ab straet and law business at Forrest City,
 Several White county citizens re gently dropped $500 on green goods venture.
 Shelby Metcalf of Evening Shade is raising chickens extensively and uses an incubator.
 Sheriff Hutchinson of Sharp cour- ty receives hogs for taxes at the highest market price.
 Buyers of hogs and stock cattle are the only persons who are work ing the roads in some sections of the State.
 An old negro called at the sheriff $ office in Little Rock and got piece of hangman's rope to cure his son of epilepsy.
 The best quality of jeans arc now being manufactured by the Centre Point Woolen Mills, which opened up recently.
 Fit. Smith furniture factories are doing prosperous business. One has a single order for 12,000 bed steads 30 carloads. The chancery court refused the application for receiver for the Little Rock street railroad. Col. 5. W. Fordyce is now president of the road.
 Ben. +. Coleman, the colored boy prodigy, has signed contract to make an eastern tour with an enter prising citizen of Texarkana, in cluding the worlds fair.
 Randolph county is not depend ent on cotton for an income Up- ward of $75,000 has been paid to farmers of the county within the past few months for cattle and hogs by James Ford, a live stock dealer.
 The sum of Rev Dr. Buchanan s embezzlement has been definitely fix ed at $9,636, and for $6000 of the amount the state has no bond. Gov. Fishback suggests that suit be brought against the trustees of the asylum for that amount, lost through their negligence.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02
The News tn Brief

The decrease in the visible cotton movement ls still continuing
 Rufas Hatch. the once famous Wall street magnate. is dead.
 X suicide club of 50 members has been formed at Bridgcton, N. ].
 The funersl of General Beaure- gard ai NeW Orleans was an impos- iua one
 Fnam sJ to sl00 is asked for ac- commodati0ns lor viewing the inaug uFai parade
 rhs TeNas legislature refused Co take Yacation t0 ge Che inaugura- tion of ff icfrland
 Tho Farmers Review reports the co1diiian 1f ainirr eheat critical. owing ie unfaFonhlc acathcr
 Tbe Cherokee strip boomers will inlads iht lands pu Margh0 if Con srcss reduces io open it Cor settle mcnL
 Ihe cphiemie of cerfbro spinal mcuinglts .s srrCadlng .n Kentucky ani thc people ane hrcomiug panic stricken
 hralsiuets remafks as iralo le4 larss of ibe Nraa fon rhaagcs in prices und a checking tendency. dae t0 na1 weather
 The spofted f.rer epidemic lu Kentucky is suNIar aarse dal.f and thffe is a general oxelas of thusc ah.t Cd leafe
 A soussff1u has boon raosrl nt Dcs Moiucs lo, l1 iht arrrst of a college prstssof anl a ~Ieaai .er vice oAicCr .n lhearf al hos'f snatch iur
 John VI mrknt of -Uahanar mine fame pfomoirr oI the Mekas Bennett rah.e anl 1ne rf fhs eesIfh iest men of lhe WrsI uas stnf snI seriously aoanifl hf an aIi nan af San franciseo ihe assassIn In1urf. atcly putiIug n halrf inia aIs aan body ufer ihe hart
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

Ir is hoped that the general meet ing of farmers called by Agricultur- al Commissioner Chapline to be held in Little Rock on the 10th of March will formulate some argument that will convince planters of the folly of planting too much cotton. That is the purpose of the meeting and the attendance should be large. Cotton planters have before them daily in the market reports an ob- ject lesson on the value of raising more provisions and less cotton. Hog and hominy are sky high, " while cotton is just beginning to re- cover from the excessive crop of lS9l-92.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02
politieal Painters.

Allen c. Thurman has proposed the silver dollar for a national bank note basis as solution of the cur rency problem.
 Mir. Neuman, the envoy of the Hawaiian Queen, says he is of the opinion that the annexation job has been defeated.
 The President has nominated Ben ton Hanchett of Saginaw, Mich, to succeed Judge Howell k. Jackson on the circuit bench.
 Governor Orsborne of Wyoming has appointed A. c. Beckwith, q wealthy stockman and democrat United States Senator.
 The Indiana legislature passed a bill restoring the appointive power to the Governor, thus giving him control of the patronage
 It is claimed that the Pension Commissionership under Cleveland has bren promised to General Me Clernand of Springfield, III.
 The appointment of senator by the Governor of Wyoming has given rise to question of the power of a State Executive in such matter.
 Claims Jobber Foster has retired from Mir. Harrison's cabinet. He goes to Europe to represent this gov ernment in the Behring Sea arbitra- tion matter.
 Canada having come to terms in the matter of canal tolls, the Presi- dent has issued proclamation un- doing the proclamation of retalia- ton issued some time ago.
 Mir. Cleveland has consented to the publication of series of letters on tariff reform, to be furnished by Mir Thomas G. Shearman, in order to lay the absorbing topic before the public in good shape
 Sentiment adverse to the Hawaii an annexation job is growing and it is more than likely will assume such proportions as to temporarily at least, thwart Spreckles and his as sociates in the grab.
 Governor Lewelling of Kansas has advised recognition of the repnbli can House by the populists This will probably be done, though there is a strong disposition on the part of some to ignore the Supreme Courts decree
 Mir Cleveland has completed his Cabinet Richard Olney, a promi- nent Boston lawyer, has been select eel as Attorney General and Hillary A. Herbert of Alabama to be Secre- tary of the Navy. Olney's appoint meut is surprise to the politicians.
 The plan Of the Kansas republi. cans Co elect straight democrat" fo contest Judge Martins seat in Che United states Senate is likely to miscarry A member on whom they counted has bolted the movement. making it impossible to secure the necessary vote at present. at least.
 Governor Stone of Missouri sent "a message Co the legislature calling attention to the usurpati0n of au- 'lQfitf bF The Federal Judiciary .n tbf Imprisonment of the Judges | sl tAf county court of St Clair | tnnff and suggesting that the egls'siure memofialize Congress in .he matter
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02
laar..-...n.I n.nrrninr..

fi0saAfy Co the Hawaiian treaty "a lncreasisE @moug members of the iinusn
 ihF rersff pl fhe American dele. Nrirf ta fhe lniernafional Monetary iuniffcaor Aas teeu srrt co the Sen s-e hf the President
 t s ea ghat republicans will aaanlan tHe ~hefmnn hond amend weni tn tAe ognaTY cifil sppropri Hi.nr til H order ia ali that meas ufe taroal the iipuse
 lntftssef n,elshstship of the next lnese H f1nieF nefsssafv some faaeEts ia the arrsaEsmeut vi Rep ffsealslsfs H4H sa mAks room fbr lhe niifiUsi aiemhefs
 Tasfs s irNhis shfsd lar Repnb ilfan ~eBatgs In fh* aattef VI che e tamai ef Neata HancAetf so Af feAal tlreaif 1adet tn suc etes 3aas 4arkssa Ihe Ilemo frstir ~eesacss tase aeeiarrs asalasf t
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

SoMg of the brethren have again been trying to coas. Bro. Brewer of the Gazette to offer for some office, but that gentleman consistently ad- heres Go determination previously formed that he would rather cut cord wood at six bits day than take his chances as an onice-holder." It is evident that there is something radically wrong with Col. Brower's mental machinery or else he never cut a cord of wood in his life.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02
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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

TIE advocates of a new constitu lion have summoned courage |noagh to make another attempt Co Eet their pet measure through the legislature, but we have too much confidence in the wisdom and con. |istency of the members to believe |he friends of the movement will be |aore successful now than before Tor various reasons wecannot afford D risk an entire revision now Sub lit three most essential amendments nd let those suffice
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

THR Hawaiian kingdom, which |asks to be annexed to the United States, consists of twelve islands.
 eight of which are inhabited. The total area is 6,G40 square miles and |the population 90,000. Honolulu. he capital has 23,0OO people Iu |l 800 the imports of the county
 were S7,000.0Oo, the exports sl8,
 l0o,000. The distance from Sap Francisco is 2,300 miles in south westerly direction
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

TnK Worlds Fair appropriation bill failed to pass the House Tuea- day bya majority of three, and well may the sSate hang her head in hu- initiation because of A. This short sighted and nlygardly policy will unquestionably rssuit in incalcuIa- ble injury. It dives deuiaI to all our claims ofprogress and advance ment Oh. the shainc of it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02

THE vote of Senator Harkey for the Worlds fair ap appropriation bill places him in line with the progress sive spirit of the ag', and with the broad, liberal and enlightened sen timent af the country. Every pub licspirited and wide awake citizen, proud of his State. of her institu- tions and her resources, will applaud the act, and thank Senator Harkey for the graceful performance of it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-02
Legislative Notes.

The bill to abolish the peniten- tiary lease system passed the house, 56 to 26.
 The senate passed the bill to call in all the outstanding indebtedness of the state for reissue.
 In the Senate another bill has been introduced providing for the calling of constitutional conyen ton in September
 On Washington's birthday the senate elected Senator Harkey, of Pope, to preside during the absence of President Trustworthy. The hon or was most worthily conferred.
 Mir. Sloan's bill authorizing coun- ty levying courts to appropriate . part of the county funds to pay for working and improving the public roads received the unanimous vote of the senate.
 MT. Buchanan of Pope introdu uced last week in the house d resolution recommending criminal proceedings against $. H. Buchanan, the embez- zler of $9, 900 from the Insane asylum fund. Referred to committee on charitable institutions.
 The fellow servant bill which passed the house Friday (haying passed the senate previously, pro vides that when a railroad employe is injured through the negligence of another employe the railroad com pany shall be liable for damages.
 The committee on Agriculture is preparing racy and interesting re port concerning the past manage ment of the Bureau of Mines, Agri- culture and Manufacture. Some de velopments will involve certain peT- sons not connected with the bureau. Gazette.