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Arizona republican., 1893-07-25
A BOUNCING BOWLDER.
How a Connecticut Couple Were Surprised by the Landing of the Mammoth Stone on Their Premises Without
 Previous Warming.

Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Arnold, of East Haddam, in the Connecticut valley, were lat home" one day recently, but hardly prepared to receive the stran- ger that suddenly appeared on their premises with big racket and consid- erable style. says the New York Sun. Mir. and Mrs. Arnold, who were chatting in their kitchen, of sudden heard a roaring, splitting, crealSing and then soughing. rumbling noise, and, dash ing out of their abode into the front yard, were just in time to receive their guest there, which had come through the yard fence, taking the fence along with it. Thereupon it dug a hole in the middle of the yard and planted itself therein, setting itself easily in its socket. Mrs. Arnold threw up her hands in almost speeches. as- tonishmcnt, and presently said: ''Oh, Lord.'' Her husband, like the door yard, which is small one and still al most altogether occupied by the visit ing leviathan, was too full for utter ance. The big guest is a ten-ton powder, and it had come two or three hundred feet from its seat on a dizzy shelf at the summit of mountain at the rear of the Arnold habitation just to make call, apparently, on the Ar holds. It came very quietly. travers- ing the distance noted in about six seconds, and in its track it ground up rail and stone fences. knocked down underbrush and trees, and plowed a deep. ragged furrow in the wet and spongy soil between the base of the hill and the yard. It thundered across the open lots with frightful and ire sistible fury. 1t flew into the yard by Q slightly circuitous path, barely missed slicing off gable of the dwell ing. and crushed two lengths of hand come white latticed fence into kin ding. Now Mir. Arnold would like to have some one tell him how to speed the parting guest off his plantation, for it is no easy task, safely, to blast Q ten-ton powder under the caves of a mans house and haul away the frag- ments of it, and there is not enough OK or nurse power III tlduudin udIllcl Ju haul it away bodily.
 For several years the great powder, perched in its mountain eyrie, had been threatening to tumble of that perch, but the fact that it never had done so encouraged the Arnold family to hope that it always would maintain its unstable and tottering balance. It is spherical monster, that was set up like a pear on its little end, and when the tremendous and long-continual downpours this spring had loosened a part of its gravel support on the side of the declivi.y there was no longer a substantial reason why the big fellow should stay up there alone on the precipice. It fell about thirty feet vertically, ana then dived down an in clined plane through second-growth forest with the roar of cyclone. Ii ripped up not less than dozen good sized trees by their roots, while its laundering onset nearly frightened all the people in Haddam, who feared that a hurricane was upon them, out oi their wits. Mrs. Arnold was so badly scared and unnerved that she left the
Arizona republican., 1893-07-25
Malpractice Charged.

MANCHESTER, N. H., July A.-A com mittee of the Southern New Hampshire Bar Association has preferred charges of malpractice against Wallace B. Glenn ent, we'll known lawyer of this city, and presented them to the supreme court. who referred them to Attorney General Eastman. The latter will prosecute the charges before Judge Blodgett in this city.
Arizona republican., 1893-07-25
The Cook Not toBlame

Many nice delicacies are often spoiled by the abominable favor ings used in them, and generally their having been spoiled is attri- buted to the cook. Now if
Arizona republican., 1893-07-25
PRICES 3! 'l!!!.!!
 Fl0vOlulN Vanilla Extracts s::::: :s: s:::: :;

are used, cooks will not be unjustly blamed; nice dishes will not be spoiled, as they always impart the delicate fresh fruit flavor in what ever they are used. It is economy for the poorest to use the best.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15
MOORISH HORSEMEN'S spOar.
.;n*ainE .ibnut on Ponies and Firing. Cr;ns
I":o ;hc AR In f';::y.

!;a.ainr .ibnwt on Ponies and Firing. Grns
i":o ;hc ar ia Play.
Running along the dunes and beach
on" afternoon, after Il Inulcbacli ride To
She ruins Of ancient Tingis. when within
about ii mile OF the town. Sclin, who
had been silently riding ahead. sad
denly turned and, pointing toward the
city. laconically exclaimed: Powder
Play Following the direction indi-
Gated. says Alfred jerome Weston in
Scr!bners, we perceive score of horse
Elcn carccring down the beach like
mad. their horses scGmpcring about
like young dogs just unclaimed.
I'm 4 moment they are close to us
they seem glued to their horses. so
easily and gracefully do they ridc-now
leaning far over to one side, now throw
ing themselves backward. fiat upon
their horses croup-dischargin their
long, old-fashoned guns before them,
behind them, or into the air: now stand-
ing erect in the stirrups. brandishing
the ungainly weapons above their heads
or tossing them into the air and grasp.
ing them again as they fall. Heller
SHELTER, pcll-mell. III Observation-Disclosures
hindmost' con fusion-their horses, with
outstretchcd necks and straining
nerves, darting forward lightly lcaping
gullics and distractions, or galloping in
the shallow water at the edge of tho
surf, their beating hoofs dashing it into
spray. Suddenly hating, turning,
swcrving; and off and away again like
:; startled flocl; of wild gccsc-thc long,
white harnesses OF the riders fluttcring
violently in the wind
This is play" What must be their
work N heat OF battle and hatred of
Sar?
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15
RAILROAD RUMELES.

CANApA has about $4,000 miles OF rail
road.
fHiihpEI.rrIA has more miles Of sur
face street railways than any othcrcity
in the world.
The railroad grade crossings in Mas
sachuSc,ts arc fast being abolished.
For titty-two consecutive miles ON the
Boston N Albany road there is not one.
This has been brought about by the
combined conpulsion and assistance OF
the state.
TwENrY-EIGHr railways were sold
under foreclosure during 1892. having
mileage aggrcgating | .922 miles and an
apparent capitalization of so. SOS. COO
During last year thirty-siX companies
having lo,a0s miles OF road and repre-
scnting II capitalization of nearly sos.
Goc.oCo. have dcfaultcd and been placed
III the hands of receivers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15
THROUGH TIE ORIENT.

'FHM Japanese for good morning is
"O-hi-o."
lliNnosrAx is about twcn,y-livc
times as large as the State of New
York
Has QvAY, China's richest banker is
said 10 be worth the Incredible sum of
nearly 5000. geo. 600.
ITALIAN women and oriental women
bring with them to this country the
arts OF knitting and embroidery
IEDpo, ;lic capital of the Japanese
empire, contains 1000, 900 inhabitants
and has Il greater area than London.
lr is probably not known To the rem
cral public that all the names placed
before Chinese shops and laundrics are
false Every Chinaman in business has
Il shop mime and II private name"
and by the latter he is known only to
his family and intimate acquaintan.cs
The East Indian unrolls his portable
:nattrc:'s and in the morning literally
takes his bed and walks off with il
The Chinese Use low bcdstcat!s. often
we'll carved. while the Jap. with an I'M
comfortable wooden rest for his neck.
stretches himself on I. MATING and has
IL lighted paper lantern for company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15
THE WOMEN OF THE LAND.

TIE daughter of Julia Ward Howe is
iccturimg on astronomy
Mis-. f.i!lor i. SiIl:rAED's pet chaYi-
ty Is the Aia":sarc; Louise homo. New
York. whi.h She has, built nconncc.ion
with The Christian a>sooia;ion
Miss .t"N::s Ei.rrilEH has been re-
crivin@ i":ny social attentions during
visit to Boston. whore She WA, the guest
of Mrs. George Sisbcc Hale ard was
entertained by Mrs Edward Wheel
wright and others
MAJESTY y. l.Nr.:s is the name of Il
colored woman of s;ylvania. Ga. who
thinks she has neglected her education
long enough. Marshy. who i, over
50 vcniy years Of age, started in as Il
pnpil in u local school IL few days AFRO
lN her emotional plays Clara Mo,ri,
USUALLY cries real tears. She is intense
~ nervous in temperament. so il is not
difficult for her To do this. She savs,
that to make Tie tears start it. is only
necessary To look tiXcdly at some point
for Il few seconds. She generally looks
at the gallery
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15

ERUSTEE'S SALE-BN VIRTUE OF TIE
u provisions OF a deed CT trust executed by
W. 81. Blair and lycurgUS blair, Jr, to Z A
Walton, trustee. and othcrs. bcaring date the ath
day OF September. 1891, and recorded i'm the
cicrk ONCE OF the corporation court OF the city
OF Roanokc. in decd book No g. page 2.T, 10
which deed reference is made for full statement
OF tho provisions thereof and by which deed tho
said W. j. Blair and l.. Blair. Jr, conveyed To the
said K. \. Walton trustee. the property herein
alter described. among Others. Tor the following
trust In trust to secure 10 tho Peoples Building
Loan and Savings Association the payment Of
the sum OF S2,ttV. and also for the further pay
mcnt OF Ssh contribution OF interest and $S3t
contribution OF premium, each ard every month
from the date thereof, said payments OF interest
and premiums to commence on or before Satur-
Gay, october 81, 1Snl. and To be continued and
made on or before the last Saturday OF each AMI
every month thereafter. 10 be paid to the treas
urer OF the said association according to the
condition or bond executed and delivered by
the said w. j. Blair and Lycurgus Blair, Jr. TO
the said &. \. Walton trustee, on the day OF the
execution OF said deed, and by virtue OF an order
of the corporation court or the city OF Roanoke
appointing me rs substituted trustee In the place
4 Tich Inc a sa,a A. walton trustee with all the
walton, trustee. the said w. j. Blair and
l.yenrgus Blair, Jr having made default in the
OF interest and contribution OF premiums pro-
vded for n aforesaid, becoming due on the last
SSa a ~ Hus"st, September october, Noyem-
oer. December, 1892, and January and Feb
rnary' 1873. so that there is now due
the sum OF nineteen haudred and ninety
VIII be due on the 18th day OF March, 1893, the
sum OF S2,0l2 -, according TO the provision OF
the SAID deed and on account OF the debt therein
secured, and being authorized so to do by the
lie ms or the said deed, and being directed SO To
do by the said the Peoples Building, Loan and
Savings Association, the beneficiary in said deed
| shall, on SATU RDAY, THE iST DAY OF
APRIL, 1893, sell at public auction in frontOe
the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke, Va, the
following described property described in said
deed:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land situated
IN the city or Roanoke. county OF Roanoke. and
State oi Virginia. and bounded as follows: COM
mcncing ut a point on the north side OF Luck
street, ~ feet west OF Park street, thence with
Luck street south s. degrees west 81 feet to n
point; thence north degrees east 10 feet to an
alley; thence with said alley north So degrees
east 80 feet 10 point; thence south degrees
west 10 feet 10 the north side OF Luck street the
place OF beginning
Terms Cash: JAS s GROVES
81 I'd Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15

tiger. Ono day while in the count.
ing house OF our firm at Annoy two ia.
tivcs came in in an excited frame OF
mind 10 tell that Il man had been car
ried OFF from nciGhbo.;ng village the
night before by Il clan eater. This
was just INC opportunity had bee,
waiting fo". Taking out Il hcavy cx.
press rule which / had brought from
'.ond0n 'v;tli me, took The two ma
tres To act as ;yl;idCs and Started out.
On reaching The Village foun,l every
thing i'll IN ur:o&r The natives. who
are tiniid. wore Na-alvzcd with fear.
and Sc,.icN,T cared - venture out o :
t3ci: hO1-cs u;i.cs, IL the middle Of the
day.
II had already learned something
ahOUt t!ir habits, OF the man cater and
knew just how to go nj it. From in
Vui"y Among the natives asccr;aincd
the exact location of the lar of the
tiger, and for Il small compensation
succeeded in securing the services of
= coolic TO guide me to tho place
''StartinG late in the afternoon, VIC
made our way slowly through the
lunc:c. and just about dusk reached
.;,,,c {, 1,,r , ,,.,, c,,or lao :; 49,,
asleep, and may hc shot before lie is
,,i,, w.. , hrl,,.n,.o 49,.
oi,rrt b,j Gu. :, f,,i,.. ,r,t .,.,,....,,;.,'.
j., ,,,I;,,nss ,nL ,,,,.;, :, @'.'''.'
Mitch ID, II,yi,,,r j., ,hn
i,,,,,.d H.. c...,, ,,,;,;a., - ~,
lert NV .-.,;dr ,..I.n H.. .,,;. ,,,s,, ,.'.,'.
.,l,,ovt Observation-Disclosures ho,i,,i
ON nv l,.,l; ,,l ,..,nrs cr,>n, ,I,..,,,.'t,
tho iu,oln H,. tlr r,r,;ou. ,so cf -,
lantern fou,I ~. l,;r Tr.,;,,,r 49,.
;hc lin. v,s littln ,,,,.,,,. in a..
s,ov,, 49,. h,,,, h.,s. ,..,r,, 49,,
sound oslcco mi. hc,d ,,..,. .i,..
on His save, ana sou,~cI,. r.ri,,., ,,r
AyI urrn;rcd 80 lnrrl NV. r:nn -, 49,.
he q,i.rrd ,o,,.iI, ,r,,.n;,r ,hn NIX,
fan unon him l., r,isn1 h;s hnn1 H.,
before Inc va thororrhIv ,ror.,d
s,u. = hall ,r..., my. iii. ,r.,l,;.,,.
through In, by.;n rv ,o,d fn,.,,.,n
had strurI, him sn,,rcI,, Lc, v.rnn ,,,a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15
RAILROADS
N s = :: Wy AorfoIksWesternR RI
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 80, ,ss;
wssTsoUND, LEAvE ROANOKE DAILY.


wssrsouND, LEAvE ROANOKE DAILY.
s' for 70 m s,a Sshngon and Chattanooga lmi,ed
aVru. fn!iman slcepcrs TO New Orleans Mem.
600 pms ard Nashville. Dining car attached
o'VV y. M LOT hadford, Pulaski, Bristol and al,
cahontas, Elkhorn, Clinch VALLEY Division
anu Louisville via Norton Pullman sleene,
TO Lon syille via Norton. '''ef''
'oV p m II iRadford, Pulaski and Bristol also
.oI blucncidOhto extensions; leaves Bluc1eIc
$40 y. III. daily for Kcnova. Colnmbns anS
the West. Pullman slccpcrs to Memphis Wiz
Chattanooga. ~ 'PH'' VIE
HoRrH AND EAsrBouNp. LEAVE RoASokEpA11
ITO q, m: for Petersburg, Richmond and
i245p; IN. for Washington. Hagerstown. phla
1clpoia and New York Pullman slccpc
hoahoSc 10 New York, via Harrisburg AND
l245 p. M. daily for Richmond and Norfolk. Pul
man parlor car to Norfolk, connects Mt Lynch
burg q Mon station) with Durham division
oio p M ior Buena Vista and intermediate sta
- tons. No connections beyond.
G45 p. III. for Richmond and Norfolk Pullman
sleeper 10 Norfolk and LynchburR to Rich
mOud.
l2+5 night Washington and Chattanooga linn.
ited) for Washington, Hagorstown Philadel.
Rnia and New York. Pullman slecpcrs to
New 1ork via Harrisburg. Dining cal
Gttachcd: Stops only at Basic Shenandoah
Luray' SHENANDOAH, junction, Shepherds
. Town, Anuetam, Grimes and st. James
Durham Divsion-Lcavc Lynchbury fUniop
stat!on) and 3;l5 ,. m. daily for South Boston
~ ana Durham and intermediate stations
"inston-Salem Division-Lcave Roanoke CUnior
s,atlon) G4o u. M. daily for Rocky Mount
Martinsville, WiDsion-Salcm and inferno
diatc stations.
For all additional informs ~ apply at ticket
office or 10 y. BEViII,
General Passenger Lsent. Roanoke, We.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15
BRuDDAH JollNslNG.s SERMON.

1ze AVN law n to take tex dis mornin''
49, bright ana line,
'hou' , SUN iea . princepui you wants ter
Keep IN MN.
All" "cs WIZ gip 1t to you i'll my motcst solemn
. tones
gii to irowin stones
IAN : lNi'c? S';'h' oil "!e.ccHcsS Il S"yin to
80 'I0"'
N'1 ~ 20 Cpio's aiayS on dc watch law sinnah3
&C., below,
So l.. yoh CSC cat foh yosci' an not foh
i'tuudei Jones
81 % 'rowin' stones"
""9, yG' ,'''o'S y "'''' 'oD''' VII . rioeon III
no. :, 49,
no''' TIKI .., INC s'S'aS gum '@in' Jaw VIXEN
~ N'H'c' 10 t!S''
D'' az, NJ 32m yoh specified tic an SAY in ho'.i'
.,,-, 20. '"",S
s'' :" fro"i"' stones
II n e, Gn c.S church Oh mine goes s'rayia
-, 80 "o 49,
10 i'a awe, sholy irdsc him on de final edge
w., -, -, -
s,r'.;.,,,n., 80. mus "c "'h IA" 10 III ue
A., ,."'.i ,i,vs pau
nan, ,yro,h '''' % "o i-""'-S H'"i-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15
OUR AMERICAN MILITARY.

THE militia of the United States ag-
grcgatcs l:.ioi men. Every state and
territory in the union has an organized
militia except the territory of Utah
FoErY-rorH guns are fred for "a ma
tlonai salute. one for each state The
national flag is salutcd with twenty
one guns, the president with twenty
one and the vice president with nine
teen.
SEN!i;AI. soldiers were executed dur.
ing the war. for drsrriion. trcavhcry.
murder, and 50 on. but I.irnt y. V.
Wadhnins. of the ,invy. says that not Il
single sailor on the union Side WA,
sentenced To death.
G@"HGH lEEKHs, of philadelphia. i,
the possrssor of Il sword and pair of
gold link cuff buttons that belonged TO
Cen. Howe. who commanded the
British forces at Germantown. Gen.
Howe left the place in >uch :, hurry
that he forgot "a ;nkc them with him.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15

Rf VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ september ~. 1S!U and OF record in tn,
crR office or the Hastings Court for the CITY
or Roanoke, VA, in deed book 80, page liz.
whereby f. B. Dolin conveyed to tho under,
signed trustee the parcel or land hcreinaftcr
mentioned to secure To Josiah Friend the nav
mcnt OF the sum OF Se,0C0. evidenced nv one note
OF $500, payable 10 days after date, ~ notes OF
SO each, payable monthly. with interest from
GATE, ana whereas default having been made i'm
tue payment OF live OF said notes and being re-
gucsted so to do by tho beneficiary will on
THURSDAY, TIE 30Tll DAY OF MARCH iSa3
At IL M. in front Of the courthouse at Roanoke
eity, proceed to sell at public auction to the
mentioned and described rs follows:
Beginning ut point on the cast side OF Wheat
street 6 feet south of Dale street. thence south NJ
degrees east 10 feet to an alley, thence with said
alley south III degrees west 32H feet TO MONT
thcncc north NJ degrees wet 10 feet to Wheat
street, thence with Wheat street north 10 degrees
east IN feet to the place OF beginning.
iEkMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses
OF executing this trust, including trustees
commission vi legal per ccntun, aud TO pay of
ana discharge the amount OF notes In which de-
Innit mas been made, and the note to become due
March ~ lS3 say Sta IS, and the balance in
monthly instruments OF SIS. - each with ,ntcrest
until all unpaid notes above mentioned be mil
on and the remainder. it any, In two years from
date OF sale all Of said deferred payments to be
PinpeI! secured. f. +. COLE,
"s Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15

| Rt STEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
L, OF trust executed To inc by Cyrus Lair and
4, /. ,hlndrcd, Jr.. dated December /. 1890 and
recorded in the clerks Office of the unsiin".
Court OF Roanoke, Virginia. In deed book M X
pssc llo, etc and 10 secure to the Virgins Rcsi
~, ns.ate ana Investment Company the payment OF
$50 IN eighty tSD installments OF thirty
uuuIiars $50 cacb. and one final instaluen7 ~
MY collars 500, payable on the first Jay or the
elgnty ono (SD mont hs respectively ne 1t succeed
lnE tue date or said decd, with interest thereon
~ he rate or per cent per anpum from said
ua a evdencsd by eighty (s0) certain negoiiable
's") each payable on the first day OF the eighty
" months next succeeding the date OF said
vn ". trust and one note for fifty dollars $50
payable in cighiy-one (Sl) months from sai ds,a
respectively, with interest as aforesaid and d.
!auit having been made in the payment of ,bc
siwehn'yionrth l2ith) twcnty-frth (25th) twenty
instruments and notes and having horn rsomiraS
80 10 90 ny the beneficiary in said deed OF trrst
n, IIan oncr tor sale 10 the hsh hest bidder, by
DAY, APRIL 18TH 1888. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ
IN 'front.' OF The llustinss Courthouse in ssid civ
az ,nai certain lot or parcel of land in the city OF
Scribcd as follows. to-wit: W
hfsihhlny NJ u point on the south side of Tazc-
Mci street forty four iD feet west OF Wheat
street. thct CO south live degrees and min,
@ " west one hundred and thrty.ni,,c and
h'rt-two hundrcdths l39 ~ icet to an alicv'
,ncncc WIN said alley south seventy four de-
stccs ana fifteen minutes "a 80 west thirty onc
and six tcnths 81 ~ feet to a point on SANE
ihcncc north fourteen minutes TO- l5) east one
hunurcd and thirty live and thirty, eight hun
Nrcdths (l;53S feet To Tnzewcll street thcnc.
Tazcwcl street north scyenty.four degrees mi
httecn minutcs a. 80 east rorty.four (;i feet
To the place or beginning, together with the
house situated thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
> EDWARD lLSLEY Trustee
NOTE; The deferred instalmcnts of purchase
money ON this property are said TO have beer
fall ~ %,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15

Rf Virtue OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
=. August Is, 1872, and duly recorded I'm the
Ncrk ONCE OF the Hastings Court for the CITY
whereby George w rrddy and wife conveyed
the property hereinafter described to Genrre T.
rcet, trustee, TO secure to The National Mutual
buildiilg ana Loan Association, OF New York com
pliAncc with certain bond OF even date with said
cccd executed by said George W. Prddy IN the
penal sum or SletO, and conditioned for the pay.
mcnt OF S2,iCO to the said association W i'm In
tercst in monthly nstamcnts OF S3S 40 nor
month according to the terms contained in The
bylaws and In said bond md decd OF trust, and
ior me performance OF other conditions and cove
nants or said bond and deed of trust. and upon
default In any OF which for three months th,,
trustee upon he ne requested to do. to sell the
properly therein conveyed. and whereas the
unuctslgheu has been appointed AZ trustee, sub
stitnted In tho place and stead OF said George j
rect oy the liustings Court for the city of Roam
okc. va ana whereas the said conditions and
payments have bee defaulted In more than three
months, and upon herg requested and directed
IN writing 40 To do by the beneficiary the said
National Mutual Building and Loan Association,
authority conferred in said deed OF trust, pro.
% II ,Rs city q Ro AN, ya on TSEsPAY.
NJ, to the highest bidder the property con.
vcycd in said deed OF trust described as follows.
to.wit:
State OF Virginia. Beginning At point
on the south side OF John street (also
known "a sixth avenue :. wy GNO feet
east OF Lewis rtreet also known ~ Fourth
street = WI ana running thence with John street
81 feet to point. thence southerly los feet to an
alley, thence with said alley westerly 80 feet TO
point IN same thence northeriy parallel to Lewis
street lU5 feet to John street the place OF begin
ming ana known ns lot No. H. in section d IA
shown III the map of the Lewis addition TO the
GUY OF koanokc, Va, together with building and
improvements.
TERMS: Cash. RIfSU n DFRp
,? tbs Trmst,e
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-15
TRUSTEES, SALES.

II VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
ID February Il. 1879, and duly recorded In the
Clerks office OF the Hastings Court for the city
OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book 81, pSgc 3io,
whereby T. A. Thomas and ". c. Burns, trading
as Thomas Burns. conveyed TO me a. trustee
their entire stock OF merchandise, consisting OF
ready made clothing, hats and furnishing goods
together with the fixtures in and lease of aOl and
2c3 south Jefferson, corner of Campbell avenue
seid lease expiring May let. 1891. The under
signed viii oer for sale to the highest bidder the
above mentioned stock OF merchandise, store nix.
lures and lease. in the city OF Roanoke Va,
SATURDAY, MARCH -, lSl3
- Bids viii he received until !? o. clock noon on
the day OF sale aud should be addressed TO j. j
Rivc- trustee The right will he reser,ed 10 sell
the stock, fixtures and lease "a whole or scpar-
ateiy. and hics .houd he made accordingly. The
stock i ready for inspection 10y any party desir-
ing 10 examine same with view OF becoming a
bidder.
The right is also reserved to reject any or all
bids. j. j. RlNES, Trustee