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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-18
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RiVlRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, DATED
e. clerks Office of the Hastings Court for Il .
city OF Roanoke. executed to me by T. F. Jami
Pany tue payment OF the sum OF 81 ,30n, payable
In % equal installments OF 800 each, payable
every Tour months, viii b interest at per cent. on
ments being evidenced by negotiable notes. and
dt fault having been made In the payment OF the
re"uped he Oh ia saih ana having been
JULY. 1898 AT i O'CLOCK NJ. either in mp person @
the highest bidder, in front OF the courthouse for
the city OF Roanoke, all those two certain parcels
or tracts Of land lying in the city OF Roanoke,
State OF Virginia, in that part thereof known as
Gains6orongh, that were conveyed to the Roa.
R Wa.s Gas and water Company by P. L. Terry and
cemDer, !S9O, and recorded In the clerks office of
the Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke, Vir.
being hereby made to said deed as a part hereof
Ior a more particular description OF said land.
sS St and serving however that certain lot
Water Company to A. r. Brooks and j. F. Cooper
by deed dated July 18th. 1e9l, and designated and
Beginning at point on the north eide OF
UainsDorough avenue and Mt the southwest cor
noke Gas and Water Company. thence along
thirty-flve minutes east thirty and one one.hun-
dredth feet to point, thence north twenty three
degrees ten minutes west sixty.fOur and thirty
five one hundredths feet to point, thence south
elAt!-uNe ucSrec. tullty-nNe minutes west thirty
and one onehundredth feet to post corner OF
fence, tfencc along the westerly boundary OF
property decided by z. l.. Terry to the Roanoke
Gas and Water Company south twenty three de-
grecs ten minutes east sixty-four and thirty. five
one hnndrcdths feet to the place of beginning
containing ,93l square feet more or less
TERMS Cash as to enough to pay all costs and
charges attending the execution OF this trust.
and to pay the instalments due at the date OF
sale, and interest from the 18TH day of Ft bruary
1899, and n trustees commission OF 5 per centum
enough OF the purchase money for that purpose
to he made payable ut such Times rs the said re-
naming instruments will become due and the
residue, II any. to be payable u mo- this from
date all deferred payments to he evidenced by
negotiable notes and to hear per cent interest
ana to he secured by deed of trust upon the prop
crty sold JOS. L. DORIAN Trustee
81 tbs
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tho cost of executing this trust including srus.
tees commission of Legal per cent, and to pay
on the said notes, and as to the residue IL any
there be, the same shall DO payable In one and
two years from day of eale, with interest
from day OF sale secured by n deed of trust.
61S tbs THOS. w. MILLER, Trustee.
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RgsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RFAT.
- nstste In the City OF Roanoke, Vain ncr.
suahSo OF an oroer OF the board of dIrectors =,
f T Lyncnourg Perpetual Building and Loan
company made ON the 25tb day OF Aprii isa3 IN.
~, trustees In deed OF Trust exc ci,ted
ms wife, TO them on the 10th day OF Augnss IsSs'
" secure the said company, will proceed 10 seIi
AZ public auction on the premises ON FRIns AZ
Sa1 THE 18TH, 1898, AT 1880 O'CLOCK a NJ
auesirable house and lot in the city of KoanoLc'
Va, and described as follows:
=, p1eginnlng at point (thc southeast corner
Oh brook and Patton streets) and running theme
with Patton street tormerly called Patton bSt
now called Fifth avenue n. 81 south Sc deSrees
cast ~ Ieet to point. thence south ? deSrees
Mest loV teet 10 point, thence north az deSrees
west oo feet to Brook street, thence with isttsp
north degrees east 100 feet to the piace Of Sc
St"n,nk. Inc improvements on this lot consist
ETC, All In good order and repair
IEhMS: The purchaser can pay about sa,O I'm
1 p anu assume the obligations OF Thomas r.
prcnnan ana Catherine Brennan, his wife 10 m.
c!ncncurs Perpetual Building and Loan Com
Ran! 10 pay the sum of $2i Il on the second
Mhonoay In July. lS3, and SCI ~ per month for
Tue next succeeding forty-nine months on the
conditions and stlpnlations Contained in the bond
ana deed or trust executed by Thomas K Rren
nan ana Catherine Brennan on the 10 n of Anomat
80 10 .he trustees OF said company, and any
sun sun over Si,%Uthat the property may bring la
also 20 DC paid In cash The amount OF any so-
t h taNes or insurance premium is to be added
70 the cash payment. The city and State taTes
ior year 1873 are to be paid by the purchascr
SAML. TYREE, !
JAS. GILLIAN, (Trus.ees
8 :, II, H. II. IS, 10
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RUSTEE'S SALE OF HYDE PARK LOT
As trustee in a deed executed on the 5th day
OF FEBRUARY, 1900, by V. II. Payne, end a. w
Ihcl0r 10 me- and recorded in the clerks Office of
! T.! iiust,ngs Court for the city OF Roanoke Va,
,n "a ueen book No. 3D. page 3l9, to secure to the
hyde Park Land Company 81 20 evidenced by
ono negotiable note for 1884 PAYABLE in two
monlns, anu NO notes for the sum or 1893 each
ualeu ihe 5th day OF February, $500, payable in
one anu TWO years from date, with per cent in
&c from date and default having been made
=: 1.-the payment of the last mentioned note for
SS'iS ana the interest accrued thereon and bcinp
required so To do by the holder OF said pctr I
VIII ON TIE 9Th DAY OF JUNE. iSas At 10
- otoSh NJ, oucr for salc by public auction in
.,oilt or inc courthouse of the CITY of Roanoke
w loI!owlng described real estate All that Ger,
lam lot or parcel Of land ard be ing in tho county
OF foanoke State OF Virginia bounded and de-
scribcd as follows, to-wit: saw 'o
beginning at point on the northwest corner
OF Shcnandonh avenue and Nineteenth street
tnence win Shenando ali avenue north Is degrees
70 minutes west 400 fecc to Twentieth Stree,
thence with Twentieth street north u degrres TX
minutes cast 1870 feet to an alley thence Win said
aliev south Us degrees Is minutes cast 400 feet to
Ninctcenth street, thence with Nineteenth street
south II degrees Is minutes west 1870 feet TO Inc
pace or beginning and known rs south half Of
sccton hItccn on map and survey of the HYDE
Park Land Company.
TERMS: Cash enough to nav cxncnsas n,
executing this trust, including a commission of
5per cent to the trustee and TO pay the said note
OF SSS3 and accrued interest and IA TO the res,
uuc upon such terms a. the said V. H. PAYNE and
u. w. Shelor shall direct, and III case OF failure
upon tncir part to give such direction upon a
crcuit OF siN months, the purchaser to give bond
with security for the said residue and to execute
n deed OF trust on the land sold 10 secure the
same. $ GhIFFTN Trnsts. 'e
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by consent or all parties the above sale has
ueeh postponed TIL June 2ith ut Same hour aud
P'aCSe; ;. GRIFFIN, Trustee.
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been postponed till June 10 at II o'clock AT s,mo
place. so'A a. s'nao
sAML. TYREE,
JAS. K. GILL; AM Trustees.
$50 26IS6l,36
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The above property has been sold by j. A.
vendee. j. A FISIIRIJRN E
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COLONIES aNDEH lFaieArloN,


Irrlgaton Journal.
Irritation Is destined to become the
universal method of supplying moisture
TO growing crops throughout the most
productive agricultural sections of the
world II is the only means by which abso-
I iute security OF crops aud permanent
ieftlilty OF land may be maintained The
son under proper irrigation yields it's fun
Valuc, ana imparts its entire strength
10 vegetation with astonishing regularity
SNsiy yLaf. Aerleuitulture Is no fonger "a
doubtful business, suhiect to the extremes
OF dl'y and wet seasons rho amount of
moisture required and the frequency
Oh lts application are under the direct
control OF man. An irritation farmer rs
therefore complete master Of the stun
tlon, OF the soil and It's products and III
alone responsible for the failure or sue
cess OF ms farm
Where irrigation IS extensively urac-
tlced the union OF colonists upon the co.
operative plan insures success, whore in
diyidual iabors may prove unavnillng
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work benefits the entire community By
others following The example ana en-
deavoring to eclipse their neighbor
In well organized colonies the facilities
OF transportation are better rehools are
more modernized ana better eonlr,Des /.
means Of public entertainment are more
conveniently arranged, ana the methods
of entertaining are more eleyatlng: ana
the health, habits and training n dress
economy and language are more care
fully guarded. Sanitary regulations are
more scrapuiously obEeryed The foun-
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g. 0nd pleIlel 10 other nrcaenLs aMay

safely
The next morning very early. before
Al Christmas day until after midnight
there could be no travel and no traffic
ON the road past the witchs house II was
so blocked with Christmas presents.
Tho day after Christmas not one child
IN the city had Christmas present The
White witch had them all
And all through the next year the chill
dren had no playthings and story books
They had nc Old ones Tor they had de-
spised them and thrown them away. Not
little gr in tho country had Il doll.
Moreover, there We're none TO he bought,
for the king, by the witChs advice, mad
ordered all toy shops closed, aud the
Keepers to retire for two years on pensions,
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With which she Amounted all the dolls In
became ROSY, and their hair haXen ana
brown and golden, and she also made the
othe- presents, the express wagons aud
her magic arts. She was busy day and
night
When the nesS Christmas drew near the
king and me lord high chamberlain drove
down one afternoon IN the white chaise
10 see the witch.
"i1o noting" said the witch
''Nhat2 'cried the king, gut no Christ
mas trees? hang no stockings? buy no
presenter
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lie, Ian. Limeny. Man.
DtXey, Adney. Achsey. Ann.
Do We my Will, If We will or not,
Or-Diminy, WoXy, Niclesy Hotl'

az, 49,
the robins, and thew immediately new
on TO the hood OF the chaise, and were
still
The witch was very meek with her
captor8. She had merely mentioned that
she was not pracucing Black Magic at All
but strictly White Magic. Then she had
submitted TO be chained without another
word
She never complained al all when she
was dragged into her white dungeon,
which was cold as the heart of an icicle.
and chained 10 the white stone floor and
given q little cold -four porridge for her
supper, She gave nearly all of that TO
her twelve white robins who had flown
into the dungeon with her; and ali night
long rested close to her, and spread their
little white wings over her bosom and
tried to keep her warm
give q witch who was accused Of Black
| Magic any trial. This one was simply
sentenced to be burned alive in the mar
, ket place In six days.
However, this left the King and the
council and the country in great per-
pleXity.
Every one felt that the law must be
maintained yet their only hone Of deliy.
diseases lay IN the White Witch. who was
to be burned. IT did not seem polite to
| ask her assistance when they were going
to burn her The, king snid decidedly
that he for one had not the face 10 do IT,
decided that .he King should visit her
and see IL they could not effect COM
promise.
So on the night before the day set for
ne ne eX S.,.t.lq me King and the Lord
all took lanterns and went to the dungeon
of the White Witch
me Twelve WhiIe robins new IN their
faces and Attacked Them with their hjtle
beaks, but the wilton SAID her spell over
them, ana they settled quietly down on
her bosom again.
Then the King stated the case and tried
to effect a compromise; The witch lis-
tened aitentively, and then DECLARED her
Willingness TO give, them an the assist
hnce N her power y the lhey Wvulh spare
her life and permit, her 70 water not eanIly
her own garden with the magic tea which
she mad brewed IN me tea Kettle, but also
an the gardens IN me country
"But that y strictly BACK Magic op-
'Ssift is ~ gttr i,t wbi.n Marie" said tho
,,itl1, o,.91i, ND eba ,'Io,sid,ot '.ieid
HtL Is - jitia,s So ,ta,iI5 no, conl
5o jon oi ~ hT refr9In rom spg her lea o ket
ana have her life spared. She was o.
sfinate. and that. OF course, made dead
lock. They began to think compromise
coIld not he effected, but suddenly the
chief Of police fell upon his knees before
he King
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the v,itch's raraen vail" rertlad tbo
/ king
And indeed tbere ,vsra civ Of tho cn,-ert,.
ment datectivrs i'm the White ,frSai cont,
| and canes and white pe"iSeJ 5ats vSich
was then. uniform stnnding m, tintop look.
/ inr over Inc vViich's raT,ieiI .,Sou 'rhey
| rested tbpit. chins on nc ali,. nf ~. ,r',Ii
! ana eoch ma Tho ,eias ,,ne y,,birh y.ns
! his ingi,.nia Of ofiice al b,g avoa
! The king drew rein H. /ire t6c wall ana
y.5 u 49, ~, - , Il iSr ~, ~"
| he mn ~. lor,i birb r6nrnh,riain iot,oi
~ Az, ana inrl,,f m,,cr r. carie
van ,rbn Ioii hiph rnnr1hcrlain mad us
"",,' st,,t ~ noi,,s. mnt t st,i ti,tc
eS,,d ,sstsd bis Mn o,' No ni,Se me- 'the
rast va
'rGo white witch ,.,s ,,o,irt. NV, ,,1
5,,,I ,G a,y,nr Me "a tn,, 5,,r Si
oM ,,m 'T , uv'S Va c n.y. n,. ,
iI|ig" on aSS ,,sL i i NM,
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ifs,tiIc ,rGy,,s5 bst Sc ca,t,i"i ,,. ,vbitt
tcs tIttie ana -" III, st,'-,,, ,y',s I'm
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Mn, ~ nn5 doti,r @ - IT, mr. ,o, tiii q
~ w. Sr,,, 4, 81, ,,, ii,ti i,' "a
ihn AN r0nta Of tbe doed an,yer. ,rl
fi.Iits ,3,d 80 t9i,les fttie raIni.ox,s M
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iaot,es brt,,bt hou,r,,s nnJ f,,its s,,r,,,o
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,t Ne c,a,, ~ i",, ,t 11'S s , a,,i linz
it.a,d ,i ef,o,,,i,,,ies ,,itb ,o,,5J o,,,s.
tbev had np,ssr scan a,1,, mt v,bita 1,,n5
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me lortl bich chap,har,afp prev ca curi.
o,s tbof b s,nt,,rad t '",h ,,, 81 TX
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z@sads plastered with brown paper for
~ oecause they had been nit by Jump
ltsks and Noahs arlSs and tops LILY
Afis, too, dragged the dolls from thelf
Anss On Christmas morning ana threw
~ 9ut Of the windows; and as the coils
IsAHa had feelings, that was Truly
e,Aihs 10 the community.
n ~ pu9f dolls who mad Deen inventor
n great genius OF Polaria and had feel
lust as natural as life, lay under the
-gRs IN the snow banks ana Wept
Il Dlay, until the officers of the Humane
II ~ same with ambulances ana gain
n mem IN, There We're dolls I'm Whlte
~ ualns and silver crowns Ike queens,
n puld walk and talk, ana baby dolls,
.esautiful boy dolls. and they all had
ass nut IL made no difference. the
q ~ slrls rejected them all.
~ tle christmas the year before II hHd
sessesled that all the children he
-hentd into the market place on
PRESENTS, The plan had been tried
aA4Q nearly occasioned a riot. The
& " ~ mad been more disconnected than
s.Aen forced to take each Others
The air had been thick with
~, sslu dolls had spiaWled about on
q n, WE everywhere, weeping because
ttenngs were hurt. Ii would not
Ailssy mat plan the second time.
~ ~ the lord high chamberlain arose.
~ We're shut, for he had the color
/
~ me white witch
3sstlssiiynody said yea" there We're no
-, minds, and IL was evident there
snpehlg else to be done.
III bt, arranged that the King and the
I'm. An Chamberlain should visit the
4 ~ "iich at o'clock the next after
mat time they get out In o. white
Ggi3a1f lln white satin hood all feather
|e3 around the edge by the queen.
H. al FHrla hsIH n
X Shite reins.
|es Ing drove because he stll had his
IL pttu; HIS pointed silver crown flash
IT, r'ht iBht IN the sun, and he shook
|kiMs,P WIN lt8 ivory handle and white
sajse t4ueht 20 reach the white wltch's
Ia i9r that day week was Christ
tFw white witch lived about ten miles
NJ ess white house with five gables.
fhh = gables We're all trimmed around
ssgb si5e-knitted lace, which the white
tslob NY stinened with some magic
tgrk ~ mat u looked Ike ivory net
flicl's 80 wonderful knitted lace Of the
fafs 80 N great demand; indeed, the
shie sshee was trimmed Hylth IT, The
ny * 1el earned her living in that
iaf 50 Apl nothing for her wltchcraft
asgie PItaicted nothing but white
q thsi w there never was much profit
tsss h b5laelS magic was a capital Of
Iaeiee5 ,2Sisflas ana she could not have
When 15t II she wanted TO-
tsliis ne King and the lord high cham
" kiss Alae " sighI OF 'the witch's house
Nhsf hale an exclamation.
st c6a-.t tht matterl' asked the lord
No hi lorilAin for he could not see
s'ahd six detectives looking over
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H.
thing writ 4
NH E about it in the
"a - newspapers,
.,r,o WAS once a perfectly white coun-
1 go, IN the summer there We're no
an ,sav,s and bright flowers; they were
A l.me The forests We're all white Ike
~ ,., forests on the window panes in
IA later. The pastures We're white also,
4 rbiie cattle. with horns like pearl
IN Noon with necces like silver fed in
s Hin ma people in Polarla, young and old,
S.slte hair and white faces like statues
,bsv always dressed in white.
\ II a5,rla has Tor long period been a
y, 1rosperous country But at one time
E,,, we're two very serious causes for
n ,appness in Polaria.
III 3. WAS strange disease peculiar to
n n EsuntTy. which the doctors called by
n, yd name which meant munger tor
4, IN People who were attacked by il
y. y, recovered, hut went about with
n y, eves shut by keeping their eyes
-Hsf they could imagine colors ana the
~ s,rs ordered that treatment. Fully
, n Aibird OF the population of Polaria
n H--I about with their eyes shut, and
M Y ras a great evil since k hindered
.fr6s de wen GO aNS"hi''En fN'iN'
~ other afaiction of Polaria was also
Mn nature of a disease, although it was
-oral one 1t might have been called
y u rat national discomfort, and il affected
!. d the rising generation. An children
b attacked by 1t and the doctors could
III cure Them ana finally national coun-
4 u as held 10 see If nothing more could
4 h sne
III IA council was in session for a week.
IL y king Of POlaria announced II as his
Z, q ,-hB That the cause OF the trouble was
: II neat prosperity Of the country and
i u shsenct OF taxes. Everything was SO
d Ws1p that the children mad all they want
& n and consequently We're not satisfied
N anything,
Hhsrybody voted yea" to this and there
HI 20 contrary minds, but though they
Nh III the cause IT was not SO easy to set
n upon any remedy for the evil
~ ne council was in session twelve hours
II Ay and the members all brought their
III iitfs IN tn pals and did not 80 home
III noon, but they got no nearer solution.
ii ut Il was very important that some
81 ng should be done speedily, as Christ
! Is was approaching ana on that day the
f. ienic OF discomfort always grew posi-
1 II ey alarming. When the children were
II i'd their Christmas trees they were 50
II Sontented that they pelted each other
b them. Many little boys had their
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For The Sunday Post-copyrlghted.

OLARIA Is an I'm
discovered count
try, and there has
never been any
thing W 1t t Q n
about 1t In the
newspapers,
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Do ye my viii N Sc VIII or WI, neeI
Or Dlminy. W0xy Niclesey' hot'
The last was an awful threat eut, ohiy
The d1lIu who had feelings, trAnpich'
and nodded and said "yes ma am
The jumping jacks courtesed 80 nespt5
with their rattliug joints that lney 'u'"eu
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roster of the Goth U. S. infantry. The
camp has e membership of "a and is in a
very prosperous condition. Several of tia
members will attend the annual encamp-
ment OF the division at Brattleboro.
MILTON.
Rev. Mr.. Bacon of Essex ged pulpits
with Rev. Z. E. Herrick Sunday. Rev. Mr..
Atkinson began his dutie, Sunday. "A very
pleasant sugar party was held last week
Wednesday evening at Grange nall. Mrs
Herrick OF Winooski and sister, Mrs. Per
ley, attended the burial of their mother.
Mrs Baeley, last week. Visitors in town
are Mrs. Don Whttemore OF Wisconsin,
Mr. Brown OF Williston and Mrs. Arkley of
Essex. Mr.. Harrison is suffering from
heart failure .-The Woman's Auxiliary met
Wednesday afternoon Of last week with
Mrs. II. f. Powell.
WEST MILTON.
School commenced last Monday, Miss
Cora Ballard teacher. A dinner will be
given the band boys and the members of
the G. A. r. at the hall Memorial dav; also
a short address at the church. The school
children will act as flower bearers. Chill
dren's day will be observed here with ap-
propriate exercises.
WESTFORO.
Mrs. Warren, wife of the late ]. Boon
Warren, was buried last week Wednesday.
Mrs Phia Hail left for Chicago Thurs
day.-Miss Anna Partridge is to teach the
school near the cheese factory. F b. Smith
is to be road commissioner.-F. B. Macon
Der has purchased new Besson cornet.
RICHMOND.
The postoffice changed hands Monday and
is nowin Norton block. Il wenty thousand
trout fry from the State hatchery were
placed in the brooks in Richmond few
days ago. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hilton have
returned from Colorado Springs. Mr.. Hill
ton is somewhat improved in health. Mrs.
Mary Mason from North Hadley, Mass
has returned.-R. A. Jones has moved into
his new house on Freeman street.
WILLlSTON.
j. P. Talcott is much improved in health.
Il. h. Tacott is to have large job of
painting done by Messrs. keefs q Bushey.
4. W. Whitney is slowly gaining.-Mr
Northrop, aged 81, spsded up and planted a
bed of onions last week.
WINOOSk.
AS Henry Nash and wife were driving
down Main street Wednesday they were
run into by 10-yesr- boy, who was
driving spirited horse. While crossing the
bridge tho horse became unmanagsable, and
when in front OF Bigvood's hardware store
jumped onto one of the forward wheels OF
Mr. Nash's carriage, breaking it to the
ground and throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Nash
out. No one was seriously injured, although
Mrs. Nash received slight bruiss ON one
knee.
The Winooski school census shows tho
whole number Of children within the limit
OF school age to be 1854, the East ward
having 232, the South ward having 327 and
the West ward having 500. OF the whole