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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-18
TRUSTEES, sALEs.

THE 26TH DAY OF April. 1sa3. AT 10
VCLOCk NJ. TO the highest bidder the property
described In the eaid decd as follows: y
beginning at point on the northeast corner
=. fine ana Border streets, thence with Pine
street north seventythrec (I3l degrees afty.ejahs
Sy 1a minutes east three hundred fit two
ana sixtt Eths (52t feet to The line OF the prom
erty owned by the Belmont Land CONTAIN
thence with the said Belmont Land Con,nnrvyss
INC, porth SIX (6) degrees, west one hundred and
siXty-ionr and nine-tenths u6I9, feet "a nm
nlIey, thence with said alley south sevcnty.thyec
S,5l degrees nify-cieht (5S) minutes west thrte
hundred and ninetcen and six-tenths a. o IN
htteen u5) degrees fftcen-ninc $50 minnte, vest
one hundred and seventy DO feet 10 the beaiI,
ing, containing fftyseven thous and one h,,ntfrnd
anu thlr.y-scven C7,l37) square feet more or
less, ana known rs lots s, ., IL, H. 12 1g aud Il
SScction seven "a on, plan OF. Roanoke Land and
provemcuts thereon - -
.. Terms OF sale las elected and determined nv
me hoanoSe Land and improvement Comnanv
py Frturc OF the said decd OF trtlst) ns follows.
>, TOT casl as TO go much of the prece eds ms may
~, tcess"Ty 20 ueiray the expenses OF executing
MS ..ust, lrciudpg trustees comm issioil of
nno per cent, and to pay or aud discharge the
roanoke Land and Improvement Con,nsnv sS
ssi,es,Ihpelorc get forth, and as 10 the .uin OF
Soi1;So, with intcrcet thereon from Sccteu,ber
-, IL, -, Tug same snail be made payable on tho
llth unS OF september, 1872 and the residue if
any, snail be made payable in two equal annual
,nstslhehts rom date OF sale, with interest from
date OF sale. all deter cd payments to he ~ opr-iv
secured by decd OF trust upon the properly e1I Il
r, JOSEPH L. DORIAN, trustee
Inc property above has betn sold by Tho
gVantors above and the payments assumed Nv
their vendees. q 81 as
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RY VIRTUE oE A DEED OF TRUST ExE

DY VIRTUE OLE DEED OF TRUST EXE.
j } cnted to mo Us trustee by G. =. Woolford aud
Minnie H., his wife, Francis 3 Kemp and H.
Evaus and Katie X, his wife, of Roanoke, Viz.
einia, dated September 18th, 1890, and recorded
in the clerks office of the Hastings Court OF the
city of Roanoke, Virginia, in deed book 40, pag,
2li, etc, conveying certain property therein de.
scribed TO me in trust to secure 70 the Roar oke
and and Improvement Company the payment
OF Sl,sS7. 5OiOO, payable IN three annual install.
ments OF S6l2.50 100 each on September H. 1891:
September, IL. 1892. and September IL, lSOS re-
spectively with interett at the rate of per cent
per anlum from September IL, 1890, PAYABLE
annually, and default having been made in the
payment OF tho instalmcnt OF sG12 5e-lOc, falling
due September II, 1891, with interest on said
sum OF Sl,S3I.JO from September II, 1891, (less a
credit on account OF said instoment OF SEQ as OF
January 7is2), and the instalment of SOL 5Ol(O
falling due September II, 1892, with Interest
thereon from September IL, 1891, and OF the in
tercst payable on September II, 1899, for one wear
on the instalmcnt OF l250100 TO become payable
September II, 1898, and being required 80 to do
by the bcnoaciariesin said deed, sball offer for
sale at public auction the premises, In the city
ofiRoanoke, state of Virginia, on WEDNESDAY,
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ROYAL BLOOD SHED.
Foscow's Murdered Mayor Wa.
a Romanoff.
!, Iilcgitinatc Sou or Gear Alexander II.
Fate of tho Baroness Clara
Won Gerstfeld-Love With
u Tragic End.

Copyright, 1899, by Bachellor& Johnston.)
The general facts relating to the as.
estimation of Alcxcjcff, the honored
layor OF Moscow, are now well-lSnown.
heSplicable us is this murder to the
nblic at large, additional speculation
aroused by the official announcement
the Empcror's intention to honor the
emory of the deceased by according
is remains the distinction of Il state
Pneral Why, it is argued, should one
tho after all was nothing but Chief
'agistrate of great municipality re-
livc from the hands of hissovcrcign so
nusual mark of imperial regard?
II! but there is always II good reason
n the actions of Alexander III, and
c present instance is no exception to
he rule.
Before I proceed with my story let
Ie. ask you to study closely the por-
Iaits that appear here. One, you will
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The coarse winter fare makes the
blood thick and impure. Ssrother's
oduretted Sarsapsrilla will purify It.
DC bottle. Your druggist has It.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF !.
~ ,S decree entered at the March term 1875
the chaneery cause OF the Grocer Iron Comnany
against the Roanoke Rolling Min Company and
appointed In said decree, will ON THE iSSTIi
nAf OF NAY 1888, ofrcr for sale at public auc.
,t az INC front coor or the courthouse OF the
personal property: -s''' an"
First; certain parcel OF land situated In the
cry OF ROANOKE and described as folio Ys:
bcSinning at point in the northern right Of
way rine OF me Norfolk and Western Railroad
Sir hhpIIny ara OS3 feet west OF the center OF
asi ieet to point, thence In a curved line with
rduius OF ii3 feet for distance or Il5 feet 10
10 minutes west 907 Get to the pronorty line q,
me k0anoSc Stock Yards Company, th;nco With
feet to a point in the westerly right ~ ,vay line
OF tne shenandoah Valley railroad leadir g 10 The
Croze5 furnace, thence with the same in a
tal &C of 80 feet to point, thercc south IS de.
stses cast i25 feet to the beginning. CONTAINING
wi % acres, more css together ,yith oii tbs
appurtenanccs thereto belonging.
Opon THIS land is located rolling mill re-
cCe CENT. operated by the Roanoke Rolling Mill
lures. anu "A-
Second. The franchise of the abovc-named
pahy, gee acts of assembly extra session, 1851.
page 10 !, and the following personal property:
i50 tons of old rails.
200 tons OF muck bar,
III tons OF pig iron.
5u tons or No. scrap.
Cttons OF merchant iron
lu,OOO Mt Savage fire brick
s0rolls.
Inc anove amounts are arrived at by careful
esllma'lon ana not by Ictual weight and col,nt
ana arc neieyed to be substantially accurate
IN making the sale of the above described rcol
anu personal property the commissioners viii
nrst Iicr for sale the franchise of the Rollins
NIL: Mil company apd the personal property, and
lmm1eGiately thereafter. will orcr Tor sale ii G
real estate, including the buildings, machinery
and fixtures.
And thcrcupon shall oncr for sala the said
franchise, personal ard real estate. with its he
iouslhgs us whole. starting said setoad sale az
INC combined bids of the separate sales
TERMS OF SALE: Ono Gfth cash ard the
residue In equal annual instalments Of one two
thrcc ana four years from day OF sale, With in,
terest IRON said date, with pow>r 10 the pur
cnasers 70 anticipate either all OF tho deferred
paylnants, ana will receive from the purchasers
ponds with good personal security, with waiver
OF homestead exemption for the dcferr d nav
mcnts. Thc title tn the real estate will be re.
tanned until al! the purchase money is fully mid
l.. II. COOKE,
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON.
W. A GLASGOW, JR
w. w. BERKELEY,
Special Commissioners
III the Hastings Cour! OF the city OF Roanoke.
!, 5. ). Brooke, clerk OF said court. do hereby
certify that bond has been given in tho above
mentioned causc, as required by the decree of
saie. SIS. BROOKE, clerk
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Probably n DroIser.

Bright Boy-New family moved in
next door to-day gentleman and his
wife and two children, boy and girl
Father "a brollcr)-Indeed What
business is the gentleman in, did you
hear?
Bright Boy don't know, but guess
he's broker. The little girl said they
was travelling in Europe last year, and
the boy said they would have moved
into this house last week, only the agent
wanted the rent in advance.-Good
News
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Political Iteui.

"Johnny," said the school-teacher,'
'in the sentence they held conven-
tion,' parse the word convention"
rs it a political convention, please
ma'nm?"
II don't know; that hasn't anything
to do with it."
ut would help me out considerable if
knew it was u political convention"
"In what way?'
Because then could sort of take it
for granted that it was in the nomina
tive case. "-Texas Siftings.
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On tho Mako.

Secller-So your friend, Mrs. Hardup
is devoting her talents to the boarding
house business, ell?
Sagcman-She is, for II fact.
docs she make anything at it?"
'Docs she? There isn't one of her
ten boarders but will testify that she
makes the worst bread, pie and biscuit
that ever melted man to profanity."-
Boston Courier.
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VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, DAwED
II December y, 1St2 and rtcorded In the ofiIcc
OF the clerk Of the Hastings Court OF Roanoke
city, va, executed to nc by George ". Abel
and D. il. Fisher, in trust to secure 10 D. G. Moo
nav the payment of the sum OF S1,S;21i owl
9cnced by non-lntercst bearing negotiable notes
Gateo March 81, 1891, and default having been
made In the payment OF three OF the said notes,
and having been requested 80 TO dc by shc bene.
loiary in the SAID decd OF trust, viii! ON FRI
DAY, APRIL 2S, AT II O'CLOCK olter for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder in
front of the courthouse, OF Roanoke, Va the FOL
lowing described lot Of land lying in the city of
Roanoke, Va, bonded and described ~ follows
beginning IT point OH the north eide or West
Gllmcr sire. 2l5 feet east OF Thirteenth street
thence north y aogrces 80 minutes cast $50 feotto
an IL ley, thence With same south IS degrees 80
minutes east ~ feet to point, thence scuth u
degrees 30 minutes west 1871 feet to Wos, Giln,er
street. thence along same north IS degree SO
minutes west - feet 10 the place OF begiltniust
TERMS: Cast sufficient to defray the nxpeusc
OF executing thu trueT, including trustee ccHl-
! mission OF per cent and to pay on the past due
notes as follows. Two notes each OF the sum OF
SID, payable % and ~ months from thoir date and
one note in the sum OF SO 52 which becomes Cue
II months from dSto, together with the Interest
or each from tho cEte ot its maturity mill tho
day OF sale. As 70 the sum OF $gi5S) tie same
Will be made pay bic ~ follows Fifty-six NOES
each in the sum Of III payable monthly, the i;rst
OF which TO become due and payable on the 90;h
day OF April, iS93, aud one each month therentter
until AL are paid, and one motto In Tic s0ta OF
SIS % to become due snd PAYABLE 81 mopt is from,
he day o: sale; anu rotc in the sum OF
S23.Oi il payable on the 3ist day OF Septen.l,.r
1888, and the following notes are payable every
consecutive SIX inonihs thereafter until ali ne
paid One note in the sum OF $3.50; one note IN
inc sum or fll.Sfi one note for .$l5.4s; ono note
for Sl2s3 one nete for $l0.ii; one note for & %;
one one hole ior So,oIi one note for S9,,s2, all OF
whch payments 10 be evidenced by the non Inter
est bearing negotiable note of the purchaser nd
are 10 10 SECURED by deed OF trust on the plpp-
e ep1 , soH the balance i any, psyabie " TX
32J tbs ". Il. MOOMAW, Trustee
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Getting Read.

"Who's crying for help around here?"
asked policeman of boy who was
standing in front of side street dwell
ing from whence issued screams.
NO one" replied the boy. "De fell
low dat leaves in dat house has been
appointed umpire for the league and
he's getting his voice in shape. See?"-
Pittsburgh Dispa tch.
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pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ dated September 18th, 1890, and recorded n
the clerks office OF the county cours OF
Roanoke county il deed book 8 page
Alb, executed TO me, tho undersigned trustee ~
william NJ. johnson, 10 secure unto the GlaGe
Land Company the payment OF the sum ot $40
as eyidedeed by fifteen notes OF $40 each with
interest thereon from date, being September iSsh,
1872, and default having been made IN the pay.
ment OF thirteen Of the said notes. AMI having
been requt sted 20 do by the Beneficiary n
sad deed OF trmst, | will on SATURDAY.,
THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, lSSS, Af
y O'CLOCK, ?. NJ, oiTer fors sale st
public auction 10 ;he hlghes, bidder IN
front OF the onlcc OF ", A. PedigO & CO. q
known as lot No s In block No. Pas shown ~
the map OF the Glade Land Company, which
land lies in the county of RoaiioSe, state Il
Virginia, portion OF which IL In the CORPORA
ton limits of the town OF Vinton.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To defray the expoLs
OF executing said trust, Including trastc.
commission OF per cent, and TO Discharge ths
whole OF said notes due and unpaid Balasce, 4
any. in one and two yesrs from date.
$50 toe. GEO. STACK. trustee
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Thin Soup.

First Child-What's the matter with
Nellie Ncwcomc?
Second Child-Shes got the chicken
poX
First Child guess she can't have it
very bad. She lives in a boarding house.
Good News.
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4 Source of sunnIy.

Young Wifc-Oh, dear! this recipe for
chicken salad says four cloves, and 1
haven't one in the house. What shall
l do?
Cool1-Didn't you go to the theater
last night. mum?
Young Wife-Why, yes Bridget.
Cools-Wcll, the masters coat is up
stairs.-Judge.
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Xylnt IIo Ecarod.

Narcot-Have a cigar, old man; but I
don't know how good it is.
Old Man-That doesn't worry me.
How bad it is is what I'm afraid Of
Detroit Free Press.
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Getting Ready.

Father sec, my boy, you are smolS.
ing pipe now.
College Senior (sadly)-Yes, sir. I
am trying to prepare myself to live on
my future salary Brooklyn Life.
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Thnt Acconnts for It.

Chumby-Why, money flows through
his hands like water
Fellowman-A spendthrift, CHI?
Chumby-No; he's counter in the
United States treasury-Judge.
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4 BMd Bronx.

Kirby Stone-See that man across
there? He is the only man ever knew
to break Il bank at gambling.
Job Lott-Indced!
Kirby Stone-Ycs. He was president
of the bank he brol1e-Puck.
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a STROKE of Luck.

Tenant-The rats have gnawed n
large hole through the ceiling of this
room.
Landlord-Ah ha! Then of course
You will not want any of those expen-
sive ventilating devices you have been
asking for.-Chicago News Record.
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Squawk nnd Walk.

"Can your little brother walk?"
"No," said Harry; but he can do
something very much like it,"
"What is that?'
"Squawl1. "-Harper's Young People.
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a Cordinl Invitation.

She-Come around and call on me any
time.
Hc-Will you always be at home?
Shc-Not always. sail for Europe
to-morrow.-Judge.
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With al infection

Teacher-What is meant by the title
"sir?"
Dick lIicks-That's only what girl
says when the wrong Teller kisses her
Truth
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Cause and Eject.

Tom-It was trouble drove Lushley
to drink.
Jcrry-Yes; but the trouble was
whisky. PUCK
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Points of View.

Mrs. Van Velvet-Yes, our dinner
china is all over one hundred years old.
Mrs. Aseeds-Lor', now! Can't you
afford no new Chicago News
Record.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- Dec. 30, lSN, and OF record in the Gle rk's of
nee Wo OF tue corporation court for the city OF
ROANOKE, VA i, In deed book -, page iO9 from
Jas. NJ Hanson, Jr to Jas. s. Simmons, trustee,
to secure W. A. Mecks the payment of the sum of
Si,sGso;VJ In two equal annual instruments of
$S'uOu win interest on each from the date
hereof at the rate OF per cent per annun,.
evidenced by two certain interest bcpring notcs
TOT SssVO! each, bearing even date with said deed
OF trust made by JAS. NJ. Ransom Jr.. and pay.
able In one and two years respectively after date
thereof TO the said W. A. Mccks or order. and de-
fault having occurred in the payment OF the las,
thereof will, ON WEDNESDAY,. MAY I0TH
1913, AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON, in front OF the
tHurt 3use 10 SAID city sell at public auction to
land lying in the city of Roanoke, Va, and dc.
scribcd as follows: "
beginntng at point on the northcrly line of
CnIhpoeil street ana tho westerly lii of tho first
alley west of Roanoke street. thence along tho
we;sierly line of eaid alley north degrees 10
minutes mn west 95.s5 feet to the southtrly
line OF another alley, thence with same north 50
degrees 81 minutes west i2.iS feet to point,
THENCE south degrees cast 9S27 feet TO the
northerly line OF Campbell street thence with
same north ~ degrees east 80 feet to beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough 10 5ay
the cost of executing this trust and 10 pay Tic
above nenSioncd note OF $4,000 with interest ON
same from Dec 81, 1880, and the residue il any.
10 be paid IN one and two years from date OF sale
purchaser TO execute negotiable notes for such
amounts nm, and deed OF trust to secure same.
deed OF t:nst executed by w. y. NIet Ks to secuio
10 INC ltonnoka Brick ard Lime Company the
paymcnt f S3,1o0o0 In monthly instalments OF
OF Inc said w. A. Mceks bearing dates OF April
81, 1880, and payable TO tho Koanokc Brick Az
Lime Company with interest. Thirty of snid
above meu toned Ave OF the said monthly notes
Wi VIII he past due and the next maturing note will
.,N,o que and payable May 81 1898. all OF
when pear intcrcs: from April 81, 1890
y IN tbs JAS - SIMMONS T,us+oo
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I the Czarowitz heard of this he brought
all his cloquence to bear upon his inn
perial parent to induce the latter to al
ter his mind. Who can resist the i'm
portunity which is inspired by affec-
ton and goaded to perpetual effort by
an insatiate passion?
The son prevailed over the futllcrnnd
the lady was not interfered with Still.
watchful eye was kept upon the
CZarowitz, and before long the discov-
cry was made that the intrigue had
been renewed. This time the Gar
would brook no opposition, and the
baroness was sent away in earnest, her
destination being her home in the town
of Rcval, i'll the province of Esthonia. n
seaport on the Baltic,
PARENTAL VENGEANCE.
But the Czarowitz Alexander Nicho-
iaiewitch was made of stuff that docs
not readily surrender, and so it turned
out that shortly after fair Clara Won
Gerstfeld reached Reval her clandes-
tine lover disappeared from tho Winter
Palace. He had not been gone more
than three days when the Eastern ques-
ton doomed up in Russian politics with
omlnous significance. War with Tur-
key was impending, and when the Car
summoned his advisers to meet in sol
cmn conclavc TO discuss the approach
ing crisis the absence of the heir to the
throne was Immediately noticed.
AT first no trace could be found to
guide the searchers, but it was at length
discovered that the object of their quest
had gone to Rcyal. Love laughs, they
say. at the obsta clcs strewn in its path,
and here was an object lesson to prove
the truth of that assertion. Much ell
ragged was Nicholas when he learned of
the matter, and his stern nature soon
asserted itself in Il determined resolve
to end the difficulty by one bold, dcci-
sivc stroke.
This was the plan of action:-Thc
Gradonatchalinls, or Chief of Police. in
st. Petersburg issued Instructions to n
trusted subordinate to take party of
geidarmes and ut once follow the Car
owitz to Reval. Upon reaching the
place the officer was to notify the i'm
perial youth of the necessity for his
presence ut home and the august com
mand of the Car that he return forth
with This accomplished the emissary
had orders to make some excuse for
remaining ut Reval after the Czarowitz's
departure, and when the coast was clear
he was to take the Baroness Won Gcrst-
field into custody, proceed with her to
Perm and leave her with solemn in
junction to remain there and not on any
pretcXt TO communicate with or make
her whereabouts known to any one.
TIE EDICT CARRIED OUT.
CONSERVATION rcigned ut the castle of
General Won Gerstfcld near Reval, when
toward the close of Il severe winter dav
the police party from st. Petersburg
clattcred into the courtyard on horse
back. The imperial truant, who, OF
course, had been making his visit in
cognito happened at that moment TO
be looking out from front window,
and when he perceived the advancing
cavalcade realized that the game was
up. The officer gained entrance to the
castle, and, seeking private interview
with Alexander. presented him with the
imperial warrant. The latter quietly
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Younger-Listcn, moosic!

Older with much disgusD = Dat
amt moosic; OATS Aunt Annie play'n
pianner.-BroolSlyn
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TRUsTEE's SALE-BY VIRTUE OFADEED
a OF trust, one dated the first day of August.
$780, and recorded in the clerks Office OF the cor
porati9n court OF ,anoke, Va, in deed book 80,
page 10, and the other dated tho 1Ith dnv of
January 1871, and recorded in deed book 81
page II, in said clerks office, frc m ". j. and T.
Blair, IT,, to the undersigned trustee, default
having ht en- made In the terms thereof ard be-
ing required so TO Go by the beneficiary therein
ssog | VIII ON On TIE 9TH DAY OF MAY,
the city OF Roanoke, offer for sale tho following
described parcel OF land, with it, handsome inn
provement, consisting OF n large dwelling house:
BEGINNING mt point on the south side OF Taze-
well str e. about sixty-nine feet cas-. OF Henry
street thence in sou ;hcly direction 1G5 feet to
nm alley, hence with said alley in an castcriy
ery direction iG5 feet to 'Tazcweli street, thence
with said street in westerly direction forty
feet TO the land of G. A. Turner, the place of be.
TERMS OF SALE; Cash as to the costs OF sale
anu ~ inc sum OF Sl,3ls7l, and rs to the sum of
Ss,eG3al, upon a credit TO become due in monthly
the 18th Monday of May, 1893, and each succeeding
month thereafter, and the residue, il any, upon
credit OF ono and two years with interest De.
ferred payments to be secured by deed OF trust
upon said property.
463Od WIN. F. WINCH, Trustee.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF 4 RUST, DATED
~ April o. 1881, ana recorded in the erk's Office
or the county court OF Roanoke county, in deed
b-ok 4, page COB, and executed to me- the under.
signed trustee, by W. Obcnchnin In trust TO
secure the 1laoe Lenu company tho payment of
tue sum OF 5000, as evidenced by llteen ncgotbc
notes OF SG.0l each, payable ut the bank OF =. ID,
Ferguson, OF Roanoke, Va drawn by the SAID
Glade Land Company, and default having been
made IN the payment of the whole of said notts,
and being requested go to do by the beneficiary
OF said deed oftrust, | will on SATURDAY, TIL s
9TH pay OF APRIL, 1898. At - O'CLOCK
NJ. in front the office OF W. A. Pc 'igo Il Co.,
in the town olVinton, oner for sale at public
auction one let, known as lot No. %, Sec No 10,
as shown on the map OF the Glade Land Company
TERMS. Cash sufficient to defray the EXPENSES
OF executing said trust including trustees com
mission OF per cent to pay or the whole OF said
notes. Balance. il any, shall be payable In one
and two years, evidenced by interest bearing ne.
gotiablc notes OF purchaser, secured by deed OF
trust upon the property. GEO 5. JACK,
3-.U-tds Trustee.
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BY mutual consent the above sale has heen
poetponcd until Saturday, May 0, 1923 ut same
piacc ana hour. EDWARD ILSTEl,
= w lus IrtiHtac.