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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-01
UHANCnRY NOTICES

THE KING INVESTMENT COMPANY.
,,u.t eompatiinssn5s;, against Henry NJ Daniel,
smith, j. IL. Epson, Nell. Booth, Aetna Land
and lnvcstment Company, Theresa J. Shadbolt.
John j: Dolin, ~ kenscb, Mrs. HARRIET Patter.
The above named compninants and defendants
will please take notice that pursuant to two
DEGREES entered In the above styled cause In
c'hancery by the Hastings Court FOR the city OF
moahoSe; VA the hrst OF which decrces entered
to Chas. b. Shelton, as special Commissioner in
chanccry by said court, and the latter OF which de-
tuting the undersigned special commissioner
In chanccry by said court, Tor that purpose has
fixed upon the 2ith day of August, 1S9S. at .
O'Clock n. m. or that day, as the time, and his
law office, Roanoke, Va, as the place to take,
statc, settle and report to said court directed
Quirie
l. An account showing all the assets OF j. r.
Scn'c az Trustee Trustee; both real and personal;
ant, the Aetna Land Company vs.. the said
:, p and Z section ID. and lots l. 2, B. 4, s. Il.
ana :, section u, were purchased by james r.
Shick' trustee, from the Aetna Land and Invest
ment Company, and II so when the same were
purchased, how much was paid for same, terms
OF sale, the amount paid the Aetna Land Com
pany and the amount still due II ON said pur
chase and from whom he purchased and the rcla.
i've interest OF his cestus que trust
4. An account of the disposition the said Schick,
trustee. has made OF said lots: IL sold, to whom
dates OF SALE terms OF sale and the times OF the
recordatton OF deeds. IL any from said Schick,
trustee, to his vcndees.
3. All account showing whether or not any OF
the purchasers from Schick, trus tee rs sum ed the
Indebtedness OF the said Schick, trustee to the
Aetna Land and Investment Company
IT, An account showing whether or not any pur
chascr from the purchaser of Schick trustee
assumed the indebtedness Of the said Schck to
the Aetna Land and Investment Company.
I. An account showing alterations of the lots
in the bill and answer mentioned from the said
Schick, trustee. and report OF such alterations
in their Inverse order: also make report of the
present owners OF each OF said lots and the
amount paid by each and to whom paid.
$. What fees, IL any, should be paid to counsel
for plaintiffs for instituting and conducting the
same
he shall also make report upon any matter
deemed pertinent by said commissioner. or upon
any matter that he may he required to report
upon by any person party in Interest in.tthis
cause.
And II from any cause said inquiries be not
ocgun on the day above named or begun and not
completed, the same will he continued from day
10 day or time TO time ut the same place until all
OF said inquiries are ascertained and completed.
Given under my hand as special commissioner
In chancery OF the Hastings Court OF the city of
Roanoke, Va, this 25th day OF July 1879.
ID. $. GOOD, Special Commissioner
26 1awIw.
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ers deck out their daughters in gorgeous
attire, and for whom all sorts of alluring
entertainments are prepared, do not en-
JOY life to the full during the summer
months-why, then, these young men
haven't a great deal of good sense, that's
ALL
Tho fact that Chicago is holding big
Worlds fair this year has IL tendency to
disturb the normal flow of vacation tray
ell. The regular weeks at the shore and
i'll the mountains will be omitted in some
cases, and of course this carries with it
diminution of the amount of money
that will be expended in the regular way.
1t seems likely, however, that this dim
mutton will be greater in the direction
of the summer schools than the resorts
that have no educational features or the
quiet country places. In fact, several
summer schools have decided to suspend
their sessions this year because of the
Worlds fair, their conductors realizing
that the educational significance of the
exposition is so great as to be likely to
draw largely from their constituencies.
But while it is undoubtedly good thing
to go to the Worlds fair it is not likely
that trip thither will afford any one
the rest and recreation that are necdful Mt
vacation time. True, the element of
change will not be lacking, but those
who attend will do we'll to reserve at
least n week of the time they can afford
to be away from their business to rest
after visiting the fair before returning
to work.
IT you are really in need of absolute
rest, there is no better way to take it
than to ship on a sailing vessel for
coasting voyage for few weeks. You
cannot get the newspapers OH ship
board, kilograms cannot reach You, and
no matter how nervous you are or how
much you are wrapped up i'll your bust
ness affairs you will be pretty likely
after few days life on the wave to
drop everything and give yourself en-
tirely up to relaxation. If you have
been sensible enough to take along
good supply of light, wholesome reading,
you will undoubtedly enjoy yourself i'm
mensely after you have got over being
seasick-and when, after the voyage is
over, you tread on land again your step
will be firmer, your eye will he brighter
and your nerves will be steadier than
they were when you embarked.
There is no more sensible way of spend
ing your vacation if you are engaged the
year round i'll sedentary pursuits than to
take a tramp of week or two. In these
days of bicycles the wheel is much pre-
ferred by many, but you will find that
the old fashioned way of footing it has
its advantages. OF course You do not
want to tramp through the thickly set
tied sections of the country. Your tramp
ing should be done over mountain roads,
where you may hear the gurglc OF run
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST ryr

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST RyE.
~ cuted on the 10th day or March 1881 and -,
record In the clerks Office OF the IIustInes Court
for the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book ~
page 81, in which the Bridgewater Investmen1,,
Company conveyed to the UNDERSIGNED trnsSe.
certain real estate therein set out in trnst 70 ~
cure to Helen G Tinsley tho payment or Tho ann
OF S!,CC0 evidenced by two ncpOtiahIr notss
therein described, and default having bern n,aSo
In the payment OF the said notes and bcin,, W
quested 20 to do by the beneficiary sLaW IN
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH. 1So3 Al -
O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the courthomsc IN ~.
CITY , OF noanoke, va, proceed to sell ut public
auction to the CHEST bidder ali the nrppmnr, t.
conveyed In said deed, tO-wit: f''P'I
All that certain lot or par col of land o,,.,,
inc anS guy OF Roanoke va, and known u. lots
ana ., section -, as shown by the man of the
properly , or the West End Land Company, on flle
az tne o1lcc or the clerk OF the Hastings Court
or the city of Roanoke, Va SouA'
TERMS: Cash NJ to the past due notes and
interest, amounting TO Sl,i4S and the coat or ex
ecutng this trust: balance, IL any, PAYABLE in ono
anu Two years from date OF sale. with interest o,,
defcrred payments to he secured by deed of trnst
on the property sold. deposit In cash OF SIGc
VIII ne required Mt the time tho sale Is made and
II not made within fifteen minutes after the
property is Knocked out. the property will i'm
mediatcly be resold. van ''i
This property was sold by me under the sam.
Geed OF trust on the Goth of April 1898 to l., :
Jonnton, nut she failed TO comply with the terms
OF inc sale and the same will be resold as above
advertised at her risk 'e
77tds S w JAMIsON tr,.t.
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AS TO YOUR VACATION
THREE QUESTIONS THAT ARE IN Or
DER AT THIS SEASON.

Growth of tho Vacation Habit-Chango tho
One Thing Ncedful-ScnsibIe Vacations
and Observation-Disclosures of Sea voy-
ase--A Log Cabin Outing.
GCopyright, 1895, by American Press Associs-
toni
"Whon do you take your vacation?"
"Where are you going this year,
Glow long will you be away"
J If you are not asked these three ques-
lions at least once day at this tine of
the year, it is very strange, for the vaca-
Zion habit has got to DO very strong in
America and has been increasing year
by year for several decades increasing,
as Il srusty old father of my acquaint-
ance who has to pay for the vacations of
81 large family of grown and half grown
Cons and daughters put it the other day,
with great virulence."
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TRUSTEES, sALKs.

Jr., to the undersigned trustee. default having
oecn made 10 the terms thereof, and being re-.
qnired so to do by the beneficiary therein sc.
cure Will ON THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST,
ISSo Al II a. NJ. on the promises, In the city OF
nonathoRe, va. oncr for sale the following de-
scrioed parcel OF land with its handsome i'm
PrppSement, consisting or largo dwelling house,
T, DoSinning at the northeast corner OF Day and
io dy streets, thence with Henry street north
thencn nrt zee minutes west l2J feet to point
IN more or iess, 10 a point thence south degrees
,.,,p m cast Lar feet to Day street, thence
Al s Ivy street south 81 degrees CO minutes west
AZ ,r recI 70 the place or beginning
Oh E si OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sale
n y the sum OF Sl,SlD Is and as 10 tho ann OF
, ihstalmehts OF $JS.24 each, without Interest or,
coe e IErto monay In August 1923 and each sue.
ceeulns month thereafter. and the residue IN any
upon credit OF one and two years with rho N,
tStest deferred payments to be secured by deed
712 tbs VIM f. WINCH rr,.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE DEED
n OF trust executed April -, 1880 by C. j.
Rhodes, conveying TO the undcrsivncd trustee
inc property hereinafter mentioned, (Which deed
IL OF record III the clerks Office OF the corpornlan
court OF konnokc city, IN trust to secure to the
pahy, INC payment Of $4,000. evidenced by
nolcs OF $40 each, bearing even date with the
SAID deed and due monthly with interest from
GATE Default having hcen made in the pavmcnt
or certain or SAID notes. and being required 90 to
90 ny The holder thereof shall sell by public auc-
mouse In Roanoke city, ON THE 2GTN DAY OF
AuGt ST, lS3. AT l2lu O'CLOCK p NJ the
following parcel OF land together with the resi-
dcnec thereon, lying in the city OF Roanoke, and!
described n follows:
lhnt certain lot or parcel of land known and
9escriDcd rs lot IL. III section e. OF the Lewis ad-
dliloh 70 the town Of Roanoke II map of which
sald addition l. on lille in the clerks Office of the
corporation court for the city OF Roar oke 10
which reference l. hereby made, IL hene the
same property conveyed to one Vansicklcr by
MIS- Jane Lewis, by deed dated the first dnv OF
Septehner, 1883, raid lot fronting fifty feet on
Skin avenue =. W. and running back one hun
dred and hvc feet to an alley.
lEhMS Cash sufficient Ia pay the cost of OK
ec"iihg ms trust and TO pay six notes OF $40
eMch. win interest from April -, 1870, and pro
test ices OF Sl.3 on each no ESQ much OF the
residue OF tie proceeds of the sale will he snf-
ncich' 10 pay al notes OF $40 each. with interest
from Aprii -, 1880, falling due monthly begin.
ning with September ~. 1893, will he made pay
aDielh II monthly payments to meet the said
notes M thcy mature, and the residue, if any,
VIII ne payable IL months from the day OF sale,
All deiorred payments TO be evidenced by the
purcharscrs interest bearin. notes. and secured
ROY Il SMITH,
~ los Trustee,
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THE CHANNEL BRIDGE.
Revival of the Project to Connect England
and France.

Revival of the Project to Connect England
and France.
The great international bridge be-
tween England and France is to be 20
miles long, be supported by 80 mammoth
piers, cost about $245, 000,0 900 and be 10
years i'll course of constructions All
this if it is ever built, of which many
good people have their doubts, though
the best engineers have pronounced it
practicable, and the Channel Bridge and
Railway company, now well organized,
declares that tho money will be forth
coming.
1t is very old scheme At first the
proposition was laughed at as mere
chimera. Next Il few engineers advo-
Gated it and were thought TO be Joking.
1t WAS even charged that they had stolen
the idea from Mnnchausen's description
OF his bridge to Africa and We're perpc-
trating IL huge hoax on the British pub
lie. y tunnel was then talked of for
many years, and British statesmen got
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INCREASING WITH GREAT vIRULENCE.
Time was when the three questions 1
have quoted would have been preceded
by "Are you going to take avacation2"
hut that time has passed. All the world
takes vacation nowadays, or at least
Che exceptions are 30 rare that they may
be spoken ofas proving the rule"
Judging from present indications, the
growth OF tho habit this year will be
quite up to the annual average. The
newspapers are filled with attractive ad-
vertisements setting forth the merits of
resorts by the seashore, by tho side of
the still waters of lakes, in tho noun
fains and in the forests. Town and coun-
Cry are being flooded with hand bills and
folders and handsomely printed, artistic
ally illustrated little volumes descrip-
tive of the delights of this railroad or
Ghat steamer route as Il means of getting
70 the place where you propose to make
yonr summer solourn. For weeks hotels
and cottages and boarding houses have
been IN process of preparation for vaca-
toners and are now beginning to fill
with summer folk. Rowboats on H.
ferior lakelets have been put in order
stagccoaches that are idle all the rest of
the year have been furnished, the gentle
theological student has found place to
--wait;-in short the vacation season is
here; here, with all its genuine pleasure,
ATS hcalthful rest, its sound slccp. lis
rowing and sailing, its tramping and
riding, its fishing and shooting; here.
likewise, with all its rush and worry
and sham and heartburnings, for there
arc vacations and vocations There are
persons who take their vacations sensi-
bly,, who get some real benefit from
them, and who return to their daily oc-
cupaIions refreshed and better able to
glappe with the problems of existence.
and there are other persons who do not
understand the real object of vacations
persons 20 whom the vacation is tho
hardest timo of tho year, who return
dred and dragged out and cross. To
these persons it were better if vacations
shuuld not come
The first requisite of IL successful va
cation Is that it shall afford change. 1t
IS for this reason that tho city family de-
lights to go into the green country; that
Che busy man of affairs is fain TO sccludc
himself where lie may wear old clothes
"Ni-'A 1ioh " iiio i]'dIj . CDliltIt, llllG inc
0verworked editor HES himself TO some
spot where he cannot even see news
paper. 1t is on the same principle, too,
= that the dweller of small interior town
delights to shut up his house and bctakc
himself TO New York or Chicago or some
other big city; that the dwclcr in the
uonntains gravitatcs to tho scasliorc.
and that he who lives within sound of
tho surf the year round gets as far from
the beach as he can. This element of
change is much moro important than Tho
element of rest 1t not infrcqucntly
happens that the vacationer is on tho 60
during the entire time of his absence
from his regular haunts. but returns
greatly improved
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deed OF truskd dated the 18th day OF March,
1881, and recorded in deed book %. page 1856, in
the CLERKS office OF the corporation court for the
city OF Roanoke. Va, from Edward W Conway
and wife to the undersigned trustee, default hay
ing been made in the terms thereof and being re-
CURED 90 to do by the hen. iclary therein re-
cured: VIII IN TIE 7TH DAY OF AUGUST,
is,3 AT 1880 O'CLOCK a. NJ, on the premises
IN the city OF Roanoke, Va OFFER for sale the fol-
lowing described parcel of land with the i'm
Provements thereon consisting of dwelling
housc:
beginning at point OH the south side OF Nc
Dowell street 200 fcet cast OF Pleasant street
thence with Mcdowell street north ~ degrees
east so feet to point, thence south 10 degrees
east 200 feet to point; thence south - degrees
west 81 feet to point; thence north is degrees
west 200 feet to the beginning, containing ii 0O0
square feet, more or less, known ns lot 262 Second
Roanoke Land and Improvement Company man
TERMS OF sALE.-Cash as to the coats ~.
sale and the sum Of S7l.0i now due and the snm
OF 36.Ol to become due and payable in monthly
II staiments OF $lU.Si EACH without interest. or,
the fourth Monday in August lSa3 and each snc
ctssive month thereafter and the residue if any
upon credit OF one and two years with intcresy,
deferred payments to he secured nv deed ~ trnst
m WILLIAM f. WINCH. trnstee
, nc abovc described property has been sold nv
EDWARD w Conway ana the purchaser assumed
'o ""o'N p"' i"e"'s. rs de
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H'Rl STEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF trust executed April ~. 1870 hy j
W. Brown, conveying To tho undersigned trustee
certain property therein mentioned (Which decd
s OF record in the clerks office OF the CORPORA tion
court or the city of Roanokc) in trust to secure
10 the Roanoke Construction and Improvement
company, the payment of the sum of 81 Lob
evidenced by ~ notes of $2J each, hearing even
ua'e with said deed and due monthly with in
tetest from date. Default having hcen dc in Tho,
payment OF certain Of said notes and being re.
quiicG 30 tn do by the holder thereof shall sell
by pnhc auction, to the highest bidder 10 from
OF thc courthouse i'll the city OF Roanoke ON
IHt HIlI DAY OF AUGUST, 1872 AT l2.35
Inc tousc thereon, situated in the city of Ro-
hokc and described as follows:
, beginning NJ point on the south side of
vols street 23l.ji feet from the eas; &c Of Ron.
nokc street, thence with Wells street routh "a
degrees ~ minutes east - icct 10 II point thence
south degrees Is minutc- wet ], ! III feet to n
ter 1901 alley, thence " III said alley north - de-
stccs Nv minutes cast - s. feet to point thence
north - degrees ~ minutes cast los : feet 10 tic
beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pny the COS, of
execntih. TINS trust and Il notes OF S25 each with
interest from 4 pri ~ iSHi; so much Of the resi-
que OF Inc proceeds az will TIC sufficient 10 pay ri
NOTES OF 81 each, with interest from Aprii -
loN. VII! he made payable at such times W tho
SAID notes tall due the I'D nt III consecutive
months: beginning with September -. ISM, md
inc resiGu-. If any. will nc made PAYABLE Il
months nom The day or saK, all cicrr.d nav
ments To he evidenced by the unrcha-cr's inter.
cst'Dcaring notes and Ct cured hv deed al trst on
the property. ROY H. SMITH 'Tru.trn
vi tbs.
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TRuSTEE'S SAFELY VIRTUE OF THREE
deeds OF trust the first dated the 22nd day
or December, 1888, and recorded in the clerks
office OF the cooperation conrt for the city OF
Roanoke, Va, in decd book Is, page Isl, the sec.
ond dated the 10Th day Of April, 1889, and re-
corded In said clerks Office In deed book u.s.
July, 1891, and recorded in said clcrk's ofice in
deed book W page Isl, from W. j. and l. Blair
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II is likely that the greatest sufferers
FROM the vacation habit are the society
w0nen who have marriagcable daugh-
gers and determine to use the outing sea-
son for the purpose of hunting up hus-
bands for The. girls. To these worthy
women this season must DO terror in
deed. And if the eligible young men
for whose delectation these society moth
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that he was hon
ored III Brussels
with n great ova-
ton and banquet,
and King Leopold
conferred medals
on him and sew
eral of his COM
panions. Though
but IS years old,
Delconlnune has
Travelled many
years i'll Africa,
has explore d
nearly all the af-
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WHEREAs A CERTAIN DECO OF TRUST
NJ, was executed by VIM. ]. Blair and Lycurcn,
blai., a.. to George j. Peet, and his successor
a sso trustee, bearing cate the It'll day OF March
IA ana RECORDED on the 2lst day OF March lSa
~ acGu DOCK ~ page 3D. in the clerks Office of
INC musings Court for the city OF Roanoxe
state OF Virginia, to secure prompt and faithful
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RUSTEE'S SALE VIRTUEoF A DEED
or trust executed June 18th, 1891 by w
hoster, conveying to the undersigned trustee
certain property therein mentioned. which deed
Is OF record in the clerks Office OF the CORPORA
ZION court OF the city OF Roanoke, in trust 10
secure TO the Roanoke Construction and I'm
provcmcnt Company the payment OF the sum of
$500, payable in monthly inetnIments cyi.
uenceo oy 81 notes OF even dnte with said deed
Oh sEo.l9 each, bearing interest from date and
uuc monthly. Default having been made In the
payment OF certain of aaid notes, and being re-
CURED so To do by the holder thereof, shnli sell
by public auction TO the highest bidder in front
OF me courthouse IN Roanoke city ON THE 26TH
DAi OF AUGUST, 1893, At 1915 O'CI.( OK p
NJ. the following lot OF land in the CITY OF Roam
noke together with the residence thereon, de-
serio bed as follows:
BEGINNING ut point on the south eide OF VAL
ley street AZ feet west to Wheat street, thence
southerly $50 feet to point, thence westerly 80
fect to u point. thence northerly $50 feet to
valley street. thence with Valley street 30 feet
to the place OF beginning, ten feet however,
being reserved for an alleyway in the rear.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of
executing this trust and Is notes OF S35 10 each
with interest from June 18th, 1891, to the day of
sale, and so much OF the residue of the proceeds
SO. IL each, with interest from June nth 1891.
laiii due monthly, beginning September nth,
lS'3, Will be mace payable In 3S monthly pay
meLts 10 meet the said notes as they mature, and
the residue. II any, will he payable II months
from the day OF sale, all deferred payments to
he evidenced by the purchasers interest bearing
notes and secured by deed OF trust on the prop.
crty. ROY b. SMITH
e ids Trustee
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DRAOTIOAL STAIR BUILDER.
j. j. GARRY.

J.J. GARRY,
Conner Roanoke street and Salem avenue,
Reference.-E. Il. Stewart, DR.. j. D. Kirk
n. Daniel. Architects holland d dc Sauetu
Gustaf Bottiger, Wilson q Higgins T. u. w
ter. Contr actors and Builders j. r. bar bour,
W. Shi,lde Pollard. MsnoasY Bcos a.t
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Tho First Aluminium Shin.

The first aluminium ships being built
in tho dockyards of the Loire. 1t is a
cutter which would weigh, if mado of
the usual material, $500 tons, instead of
its actual weight of $500 tons.