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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-20

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Enc
- cuted ON the 10th day OF March, lS9i and OF
record In the clerks office OF the Hastings Court
Tor the city of Roanoke, Va, in deed book ,;5
page 81, in which the Bridgcwater investment
company conveyed To the undersigned trustee
certain reni estate therein set ont, Ia trust ~ Sc
cure 10 ucieh T. llnslcy the payment OF the sum
OF S,tIu. evidenced by two negotiable notes
therein described, and default having been made
in the payment of the said notes and being re-
luesi:d so to do by the beneficiary, | shall, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST l2TH, 1898, Ar 10
oCLoCk NJ, in front OF the courthouse in the
city o! Roanoke. Va, proceed to sell at public
auction TO the hghcst bidder all the property
conveyed in said deed, to-wit
All that certain lot or parcel OF land siuat ed in
the CITY OF Roanoke, Va, and known n. lots ,
and 3, section ., AZ shown by the man NJ ihc
property OF the West End Land Com pany: on Me
al Inc Office OF the clerk or the Hastings Court
OF INC city of Roanoke. Va.
TERMS; Cash ~ to the past ,ine notes and
interest, amounting tn Sl,lS, and the cost OF *
ecn'ng this trust; balance, IL any, payable in one
ana Two years from date OF sale. with interest on
deferred payments 10 he secured by deed OF trust
will he required nj TIE time the sale is made ami
II not made withu fifteen minutes after the
property is knocked out, the PROPERTY will i'm
mcdatcly be rec old.
This property WAS sold by me under tho same
decd of trast ON tho 26th OF April 1898 to H. s
johns ON, hut she failed TO comply with the terms
OF the .slc and tho same will be resold a. above
advertised AT her risk.
$ w. JAMESON. uas,ee.
, By mutual consent OF all parties concerned the
| above sale has boon postponed until Wednesday,
September 18th, ~ same place and hour
ItuS :. w. JAMESON, Tru
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-20
TnI,ssTEE,s SAL, by v!RTUEoF A pEEr

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
1 OF trust executed June lTth 1871 nv w Y
hcster, conveying to the undersigned trustee
certain property therein mentioned, which decd
Is or record In the clerks office or the corporn.
tion court OF tho city OF Roanoke In trust In
secure to the Roanoke Construction and I'm.
provcincnt Company the payment OF the sum OF
S2,eot.3', payable in monthly instalments cyi.
denced 10y 81 notes or even date with said deed
OF Ss3.l9 each, bearing interest from date and
duc monthly. Default having been made In the
payment of certain OF said notes and beinr re-
CURED go to do by the holder thereof I shall sell
by pubic auction to the highest bidder In front
OF the courthouse III Roanoke city ON THE 2fTII
DAY OF AUGUST, 1Sl3. AT la:i5 O'CLOCK p
NJ, the following lot Of land in the city OF Roam
nokc together with the residence thereon dc.
serbcd as follows:
BEGINNING nj point on the south side of Val
ley street ~ feet west to Wheat street thence
sonthcrly 100 feet to point, thence westerly N
1ect to a point, thence northcrlv 1870 fecf IN
Valley street, thence with Valley street 81 feet
TO the place OF beginning, ten feet however
ncimS reserved for an allcyway in the rear
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and Is notes of Ss5 10 cnch
with interest from June 18th, 1871, to the day Of
sale, ana so much OF the residue OF the proceeds
Oh me sale rs VIII be sufficient TO pay IS notes OF
Sol each, with interest from June l7th lSyI
falling due monthly, beginning September nth
lSE5, Will be made pay able in 81 monthly pny
meBts To 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
nc evidenced by the purchasers Interest bcnrin~
notes and secured by deed OF trust on the nron
cry! w, ROY ID. SMITH,
~ Tvs Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-20

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUKE OF A
l. coed of trust executed April rs, 1879, by 5.
H. bearing and VI. II. bearing, his wife, convey
ing to the undersigned trustee certain property
therein mentioned (Which deed is of record in
the clerks office OF the corporation court of The
CITY OF koanoke) in trust. TO secure to the Roa.
. noSe construction and Improve ment Company
the payment OF Si.inS5, evidenced by 8
notes FOR SIS 10 each and ca notes for gel O6 each
the said 10 notes due monthly sll bearing even
date with said deed, and bearing interest from
ontc. Delault having been made in the payment
Oh certain OF said notes, and being required 90 to
90, by the holder thereof, shall self by public
au ction to the highest bidder. in front OF the
courthouse In Roanoke city, ON 4 HE 26'rII DAY
OF AUGUST, 1S.3. AT 1915 O'CLOCK T. NJ. the
following parcel of land together with the resi-.
dencc thereon. situated in the city OF Roanoke
ana described as follows
Beginning at point on the south side of Wells
street @'boi rect from tho cast eide uf Itoanoke
street, thence along said Wells street south II
ucgiees Az minutes cast2, feet To point, thence
soulh 10 degrees ID inutcs west l05.:S feet TO a
ten foot alley, thence along said ak north n
degrees 30 minutes west % feet to a point thence
mort norm !? degrees 20 minutes east, Jos s. feet to
Inc beginning, being lot No. y, conve we'd. by the
Home liuilding ard Loan CONVEYANCE Company
to the Roanoke Construction and Improvement
Compsny, by deed dated January let, 1880.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay the cost Of
executing this rust. and is notes OF s2i nj ench.
WIN interest from April 2Sth, 1891, to the day of
sale. and ? notes OF SIS ~ each. with interest
from same date to day OF sale, less the following
lNf: Sll 5.' March 8, 1892 $40, and July t. lSssl
81 ~. So much OF the residne OF the proceeds
OF sale as Will be sufficient TO pay % notes OF
sci O. each, with Interest from April 2Sth. ,SN
falling due monthly, BEGINNING with August
18Th lS'' will he made payable in IS monthly
payments to meet said notes as they mature
ana me residue II any; will he payable is months
from the day OF sale. all deferred payments 10 be
evidenced by the Purchasers interest bearing
notet, and secured oy deed OF trust on the
property, ROY B. SMITH. Trustee,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-20

by VIRTUE OF 4 CERTAIN DEED OF
ID trust executed the 3Oth day of April. lSn
ana recorded in tho clerks office OF tho CITY Of
Roanokc, in deed book Ii, page 81, from Bette
Parker and husband tn the undersigned trustees
for the purpose of securing 10 the Old Dominion
building and Loan Association of Richmond Vu
the payment OF the sum OF two hundred and tiitv
dollars (S2Jp to become due in monthly install
ments OF Sl.25 each, and default having been
made by the said grantors In the payment OF the
said monthly instamcnts, ana being required so
to do by the board OF directors OF the Old Domin-
ion Building ard Loan Association, we will on
the premises, ON TIE 2,D DAY OF AUGIJST
lS3, AT BIO z. NJ. offer for sale at pu bic auction
to the highest bidder the followin. described
property situated in the city OF Roanoke Va
Beginning at point on the south side OF Mndi.
son street - feet west oi Lee street. then ce south
2dcgrees west % feet to al alley, thence with
SAID alley north IS degrees - feet to n point
thence north degrees east - feet to Madison
street, thence with Madison street south ~ de-
grccs cast u feet To the beginning being the
same property conveyed In said deed OF trust
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for sum sufficient IN
pay the costs and expenses of this sale and the
sum OF S'325 being the sum in default to said ns.
ISOLATION, and tho residue In monthly install
ment. OF $l.25 each, from the I'D day OF August,
l9.3, until such time as the sum payable to snid
association is paid or under the terms of snid
deed OF trust. and any residue upon II credit OF
one and two years from said date, the purchaser
TO execute deed or trust upon said properly to
secure the deferred payments
LuCIAN II. COOKE,
723 tds T,rnst.,s
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WHEREAS CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST

WHEREAS A CERTAIN DEED OF TRIrsT
NIL, was executed by VIM. j. Blair and Lycurgus
trustee. bearing late the 26th day of Nav iSsS
ana ana ecoIded on the 2Sth day OF May, iS.,a In
Hastings Cont for the CITY OF RoapoSe oia .n nf
Virginia, to secure prompt and faithful perform.
a a,,ss. by The said VIM; j. Blair and Lycurgas
in the bond executed sn an OF e a Sontaiaod
or me covenants, conditions and stlpulations
in the penal sum OF $4,000, conditioned TO nnv
5000 to the National Mutual Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION OF New York, which sum was loaned
OF huvahced by said association to the said Nm
d. Blair and l.. Blair, Jr.. in acco, dance with
thcir articles Of association upon htty shares of
seid w j. Blair and l.. Blair, Jr., in certificates
a Ms SS.', S,s"6 and S,goi, issues d aud &;
citation under which said loan or advamccn,en,
was made. and to secure which tho said
nonu ana deed of trust were executed /; Is pro
vlued Tor the repayment in certain manner and
upon certain terms. with principal and interest
aggtegaiins regular monthly payments OF $50
premium and all other chnrgee which may nc
crue ny reason of tho terms OF the said articles
ot association and Of the decd of trust executed
IN pursuance thereof, are paid and complied
with; and. whereas, the said George j i, ct inns
.eslsncd SAID trust aud the Judge OF the Illus.
LINZ Im Term tncrcor appoint the undersigned,
kush U. DER, as trustee in said decd in the
paoe ara stead of George J. Poet; and, whereas,
Ge ,, mas been made in the payment and con
ditioDs mentioned in said bond and deed OF trust
lor more than three months, and having been
required 20 Ia 90 nv the beneficiary the said
National Mutual Building and Loan Assocjotion
OF New York, shall, by virtue OF said deed and
pursuant to the terms thereof, proceed to sell Mt
pnhic auction To the highest bidder ON MON
DAY, iii DIST DAY OF AUGUST, 1888, A'Ta:SO
O,CloGk p n In front OF the premises in the
CITY or Roanoke, Va all tho pronerty convened
In said deed. and being all that certain lot. or
piece or parcel of land,wth the improvements
tncrcon, situated In the city of Roanoke State OF
Virginia, described as follows. TO wit: va
bcSinnng mt a point on the west side of Roa-
nokc street one hundred and seven tcnths
thence north ~ degrees west $50 feet TO M
nliey, thence with the same north 20 degree, so
mihntcs cast o. feet to n point, thence south 40
Win roanoke street south degrees Is minutes
west st % iect to the point place OF beginning
ccuting this trust and to pay tho amount now
unpaid on said bond, aggregating S5OOi.57 In
MI, lhe oaiahce: II any, payable In two equal pay
menis In Il and - months 'N'
G1S tbs RUSH n nEpIs rr,s.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

pS VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF
ID trust executed on the let day OF May 1871
and recorded In the clerks Office of the city OF
Roanoke, deed book 63, page III, from Emma A.
Pole and husband to the undersigned trustees for
the purpose OF securing to the Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association OF Richmond, Va
the payment OF the sum of 1--we thousand dollars
49, OUl to become due in d onthly instruments or
SSo each, aid default having been made by the
said grantors i'll the payment or the said monthly
Instruments, and being required 80 TO do by the
board OF directors OF the Old Dominican Building
and Loan Association, we will. on the premises
On TIE 23D DAY OF AUGUST. 1893, AT q
+. oirer for sale at public auction TO the high
est bidder the following described property,
situated In tho city of Roinoke, Va:
Beginning at the southeast corner OF jefferson
ana Marion streets, thence with Jefferson south
uuegrccs ~ minutes west 55G7 feet to point
thcnce south 81 degrees 30 minutes cast ls5 feet 10
an alley, thence with said alley north 0 dcgrees
~ minutes east 55.6l feet to Marion street. thence
with Marion street north 81 degrees 81 minutes
west l95 feet to the place OF beginning, beng
the same properly conveyed In said deed OF trust
TEhMS OF SALE: Cash for a sum sufficient TO
pay the costs and expenses Of this sale, and the
sum OF Slt5, being the Gum In default to said as-
ISOLATION, ana the residue In monthly In tame nts
OF *S5 each, from the 23d day OF August, 1893
until snch Time % the sum payable to said assoc.
citation is paid or under the terms OF said deed
OF trust and any residue upon a credit OF one and
two years from said date, the purchaser to exc
cute u deed OF trust upon said property to secure
tho deferred payments.
LUCIAN II. COOKE,
j. W. SHIELDS, JN.,
- tbs Truatppa
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-20

H'RuSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
va aeed or trust executed April a3, 1870, by j
w. brown, conveying to the UNDERSIGNED trustec
certain property therein mentioned (which deed
Is Oh record in the clerks office OF the corporstiop
court OF the city of Roanokc) in trust TO secure
10 inc Roanoke Construction and Imp oyement
company, she payment of the sum OF Fl An
GNiuchccd ny ~ notes OF S25 each, bearing even
uate WIN said deed and due monthly with in.
erost from date. Default having been made in the
payment OF certain of said notes aud bcinr rr-
9uitcu so TO do by the holder thereof shall sell
ny pubic auction, to the highest bidder in 'front.'
LIE 26lii DAY OF AUGUST, 1Sl3 AT -. ~
oCLoCh t. NJ, the following lot Together with
lnS mouse thereon, situated in the CITY OF Roa
Hokc anu described ms follows:
a, beginning nj point ON the south side of
CHS street s3l.5i feet from the east side of Roa
nokc street, thence with Wells street south a
uosrces ~ minutes east - feet to a point thence
south degrees rs minutes west Il s 6tj feet In ;,
tc1 1901 alley, thence with said alley north - 3D.
Srces ~ minutes cnst iSS1 feet To Il point thcuf,c
horth 10 degrees ~ minutes cast 1865 feet 10 the
beginning. 49, wv ~ TUG
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost Of
executing this trust and notes of Sa5 each with
interest from April 2s lS!n; so much OF the resi-.
uue OF INC proceeds as will nc sufficient to nay y,
notes OF $2j each, with interest from APRIL 23
shiu notcs iall due on the I'D OF III conservatives
months, beginning with September 81 1Sl3 and
tue residue, II any, viii he made payable IL
months from the day or sale, all cicrred paw
mente to he evidenced by the purchasers inter.
cst-bcarng notes and secured by deed OF trIlst on
the property. ROY B SMITH T'rustcs va
nj tbs
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Z % ids

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTURE OF A
deed OF trust executed March LIST, 1890 by
Rosa l.. Gilbert and 5. X. Gilbert, her husband
conveying to the undersigned trustee. the prop
crty hereinafter mentioned, (Which deed is of
record In the clerks office OF the corporation
court OF Roar osc city, in trust, to secure
10 the Roanoke Construction and Improve
ment Company, the payment OF Sl,50r, ne evil
dcnccd by no notes OF S25 each. dated March LIST,
1890, and due monthly for Sd conss cutive months
made in the payment of certain OF said notes
together with their interest and being required
go 10 do by the holder thereof, shall sell by pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder, in front of the
courthouse in Roanoke city ON THE 26TH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1879, AT - O'CLOCK NJ, the
following parcel OF land, togathcr with the resi-
dcnce thereon, lying in the city OF Roanoke on
the south side Wells street and bounded a. fol
lows:
Beginning nj point on the south side of Wells
street 1874 feet from the cast side or Roanoke
street, thence with Wells street south "a degrees
40 minutes east IS feet to point, thence south
10 degrees 20 minutes west lt5}S feet 10 n ten
loot alley, thence with said alley north Il degrees
~ minutes west IS feet TO point, thence nor n
10 degrees 20 minutes last 1O5.3S feet to the
iiome Building and Conveyance Company to the
Roanokc Construction ard Improvement Com
pany, by deed dated first OF January. 1870.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
executing this trust, and to pay notes of S2a
each with Interest from March 1st. lS.0, enough
OF the residue of the proceeds of the sale. TO pay
Is unmarried notes OF S25 each with interest
from March let. 1870. will be payable In IS cpnal
payments on the INST day Il ~ consecutive
months hegInning with the ist day OF September
months from the day of saie, all deferred Ipay
ments 10 he evidenced by the purchasers notes
and secured by deed OF trust on the property
20 ids ROY b. SMITH, Trustee
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The above sale is postponed until Friday.
August 70, nj same place snd hour. -.
, III tbs RUSH u. DERR Trnstee3V
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-07
FOR GOOD ROADS.

Governor Flower of New York is inter-
ested in the movement for good roads.
He realizes what such roads mean to the
farmers and to all concerned. And in his
message to the legislature he tells about
an investigation Of the matter which he
has made. He wrote to a large number
of town clerks, and he got some important
information from some of them. The
replies he received came from fifty coun-
ties. In these counties the yearly cost in
cash and labor of keeping up the roads
city and village streets being entirely ex
cluded from the computation, and one
mans work on the roads for one day
being rated at $1-is about $2,715, ,76I.
The governor is convinced that large
proportion OF this expenditure is "practi-
judiciously expended under a sensible sys-
tenn, would suffice to give these counties
"6ne macadam roads, with all the resulting
advantages of appreciation of property and
economy of transportation"
AS everyb body else who has looked into
the matter discovers, Governor Flower has
discovered that the first step toward
reform is to get rid of the "road district"
and the antiquated and unsatisfactory plan
of letting the individual farmer "work
out his tax" on the roads. He does not
believe in State roads, but thinks the
counties should do the work. Upon this
point he says: At least the leading market
roads in each county should be maintained
by county taxation, expended under the
supervision of competent county engin-
eer, subject to the direction of the board
of supervisors. It is suggested that the
legislature should pass general law pre-
scribing certain kinds of improved roads,
outlining the methods of raising and
expending the necessary moneys, and au-
thorizing any county upon the vote of the
board of supervisors to avail themselves
of the provisions of the statute.
Governor Flowers contribution to the
discussion of this important matter is a
valuable and practical one. The move
ment for better roads is making very
encouraging progress. By and by it will
be generally Understood that good roads
are both economical and beneficial, and
then we shall have them, even in Con
| necticut
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-07

bat harmful Mammal don't know, my
child. Ask your papa, there. Boston
Budget.
Her fsther-Whatl You-you marry my
daughterl Ber.ie-Yeth; why noti You
dent know anything against her, do youi
New York Telegram.
'T have discovered way to cure cock
neys of pronouncing horse as If 1t were
orse." "Howi" 'Spell 1t orss, then they'll
be sure to say horss. Puck.
One of the Exceptionally tell you Mar
bury. you can't get something for nothing
in this world" "Oh, don't know. How
about measlesi"-Brookly Life.
Pete (shivering)-I tell ye, Mike, me heart
aches for the rich this winter. Mike
Why, mani Pete-Think of the coal they
have to buy, poor things. Chicago Inter
Ocean.
''You don't love me for my money, do
you, Jeannettel" ''No, Harry; since papa
looked you up in Brsdstreet's l don't think
that would be possible. e."-Chicsgo News
Record.
White-Bangs is most interesting talk
er; he never Ia at loss for a subject
Grsy-H'm! Does he keep dog or is he
possessed of q chronic silmentl-Boston
Transcript.
MIR. workhardt-I don't care fig for
the appearance of my clothes Mrs. Work
hardt-Why, You haven't as much pride
as Adam had d-Clothiers' and Haher-
dsshers' Weekly.
Travers-This overcoat feels pretty tight
around the chest. Tsilor-When you have
taken the money out of your pocketbook
to pay for 1t, sir, 1t will fit all right -
Clothier and Furnisher
A Progressive Rsce.-English tourist dn
New York)-I don't see any Irishmen
working on the streets as i did when was
here fifteen years ago. No They own
the streets now.-Puck.
Father" said the bankers daughter.
81 want you to bring me large bunch Of
violets from the florists" Cant afford
1t, my dear. How would a nice diamond
ring do insteadi'-Buffslo Express,
"Whats the matter with you, Chsrliei
You don't look we'll. You must take bet
ter care of your constitution" "Oh, my
constitution is all right" replied Charley.
"but my bilelaws need smending."-
Boston Transcript.
"They are going to be married. Why,
l didn't know they were engaged. "Well,
you see there are so many engagements
broken nowadays that they thought they
wouldn't get engaged. just simply mar
ried. New York Press.
"welI, Bobbie. did you enjoy your visit
to the museuml" Eyes, mamma" ''DO
you remember any of the nice things you
sawt" "Oh, yes, remember lots Of them "
"And can you tell me what they were
calledf' "Yes, most of them were called
DO not touch. .'"-Tt. Bits.
Firat boy-Do you know anyone wants q
boyl I'm going TO leave the place I'm in.
Can't get any more afternoons off. Second
boy-Why can't yehi First boy-Ive used
up all TIL excuses 'cept askin' fer day off
ter git married, an I'm afraid that I'D
make 'em suspicious.-Street & Smith'e
Good News.
Housekesper promised that IL I'd
give you n good meal and a suit of old
clothes, you'd tell ME hyw TO keep the
premises fres from tra'-ps. Trsmp-Y.s.
mum; en' I'm man o me word, mum, an
Ill keep me promise, although thst meal
wasn't no great shakes. an this suit aiu't
much of a fit But I'll tell ye. House
keeper-Well. what course am to pursu-i
Tramp-Nevcr give 'em anything, mum
Goad day, mum New York Weekly.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-07
1ooEIng ,:,f,re aud ar.er.

All is not lost though much is changed and
dimmed.
Though tanned the eager torrent of desire,
And sobered, dashed, or dead the hopes that
rimmed
The morning hills of tins with magic fire.
The loyal love that wears not customs rust,
The faith still frmest found when hardest
tried.
The calm the charity, the Judgment jus'
That failed not as the years that sadden glide
The atterglow of youths pure faded dream.
The holy hush of memory-these we keep;
Sunset benignly fingers, and life's stream
Is rosy as 1t wanders to the deep.
Sweet still earths air to taste, heavens light to
see,
Still smiles o'er-tost, o'er tranquil main, the
moon,
AS glad as 1t is in spring to breath. to be.
AS kiRd the comfort of the rivers tune.
Still gentle robin sings soft Goodnight
From mimosa- branch above the lawn,
Untired the blackbird shouts au anthem bright
Through his lone Kingdom OF the twilight dawn.
Joseph Truman, in the Spectator.