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

Ri VIRTUE OE a DEED OF TRUST EXr.
cut1d to me as trustee by g. \. Woolford and
Minnie L. his wife Francis b Kcmp and L. u
Evans and Katie r., his wife, OF Roauokc. Viz
ainia, dated September 18th. 1870 md recorded
IN me clerks oniccof the Hastings Court of the
MY OF hoanoRc: virginia, in deed book ~ pag
gu, etc, conveying certain property h1rcin dc.
scrlhed to me in trust to secure TO the Roar oke
land and IMPROVEMENT Company the payment
OF Sis3'. 51.lO0. payable In three annual install
ments OF Sfl2.50 10 each on September II, ISL:
september, u 1872. and September Ii, lS,3, re,
spectlSciy, with ntcrct ct the rate OF per cent
per anpum from September II, lSN pavab'c
annually and default having bccn made in The
duc September II, 1891, with interest on sad
sum OF ,S3I5O from September II, 1891 (less a
Jre n, on account OF said nstalment OF $500 OF
January lS'r) and of the insamcnt OF SOL? SOLO
thereon from September ii, 1891. and OF the in.
on the instalmcnt OF S612 so. C0 TO become PAYABLE
Ssepteember j, 1S3' and being required 30 10 do
sale at public auction on the premises, in The civ
4flllKoaSSke e; State of Virginia, on WEDNESDAY,
T TIFF n 9STli DAY OF APRIL, 1879, AT Il
described in the said deed as follows:
,Hns;slnning at a point on the northeast corner
street north scventy-thrcc (73) degrees. fftycipht
loSl minutes east three hundred snd fiitv.two
ana six-ttnths (352t) feet to Inc line OF the prop
cry owned by the Belmont Land COMPANY
thencc with the said Belmont Land Company's
me- north siX 90 degrees west one hundred and
siXty-four and ninc-tenths uCIM fcst 70 ~,
alley, thence with said alley south scycnty.,hren
t,3l degrees alty-cight (5Sj minutes west three
hundred and nineteen and six-tenths C}.a,D
feet TO Border street, thence with Border street
httcen 90 degrees fiftoen-nnc (jD minutes west
ono hundred and seventy U10l feet to the begin
M containing bfty:scyen thousand one hundred
anu thirty-scvcn (57l3T) square feet more or
less, ana known rs lots :, ., 10, II, L. IL ana A.
section seven ~ on, plan or Roanoke Land and
Improvement Company. August, 1880, with I'M
provcmcLts thereon.
>, Ierms OF sale tas elected and determined by
me foanosc Land and Improvement Company
by virture OF the said deed OF .rnsD rs follows:
FOR cash as to go much of the proceeds rs may
DC ecessary to defray he expenses OF executing
TINS trust, Including trustees commission OF
hvc per cent, and To pay or and discharge the
amount OF principal and interest Cow due tho
Roanokc Land and improvement Company a-
hereinbeforc set forth and NJ TO the sum OF
:Ul:.5O with interest thereon from September,
y, 1872, the same shall be made payable on the
llth day OF September, 1879, and the residue II
any, shall be made payable In two equal annual
lhstaiinents from date OF sale, with interest from
date OF sale, all deicri cd payments to be properly
secured by deed OF trust upon the property 30 d.
m JOSEPH |. DORIAN, trustee
The property above has been cold by the
Srantors above and the payments assumed by
their vcndees. 3s6 td
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

eminent of the national defense, and
since then has held several high public
Offices.
In 1880 he became prime minister,
but his ministry fell Il victim to its
Tupis expedition policy. In 1883 Ferry
again became primo minister, but his
ministry was ended through the mis-.
haps of the Tonquin campaign The
unpopularity he then acquired was
potent element in his defeat for the
presidency on Nj. CREWS resignation.
More than one attempt has been made
on his life.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
THE DEATH OF FERRY.
The president OF the French Scnat,
Expires Suddenly.

Ahe Hfesident OF the French Senat,
Expires Suddenly.
Jules Francois Camille Ferry. the re-
Gently elected president of the French
senate, died Suddenly a few days ago. lie
was born at St. Die, in the Vosgcs,
April >, lS3o. lie studied law in Paris.
was admitted to the bar there in 1854,
took part in journalism and joined the
opposition to Napoleon ILL.,, being one
OF those condemned in the trial of the
thirteen in 1861. III 1869 lie was elected
to the corps lcgislatif and sat with the
left lie quickly made hirasef CON
spicuous. proposing the abolition of the
court that acquitted Prince Pierre
Bonapartc and also the dissolution of
the corps lcgislatif as no longer repre-
scnting the people. lie voted agains,
the declaration of war with Prussia
When the empire fell in 1870 he was
made secretary of the provisional gov
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE BY v1RrUEoFApEEp

TRUSTEES SALE BY VIRTUE PA DEED
A or trust executed to me by CYRUS Lair and
e. T. Rindrcd. Jr., dated December /, 1890. and
Court OF Roanoke. Virginia, In deed book no. g.
page ZIG, etc, and 10 secure to the Virginia Real
Estate and Investment Company the payment of
(S2@) In eighty (SO) installments OF thirty
dollars GID each, and one final instament Of
NIFTY dollars $500, payable on the arst day OF the
eighty-one (Sl months respectively. next succeed.
ing tho date OF said decd, with interest thereon
NJ tho rate OF Gpcr cent. per annum frcm said
date evidenced by eighty 1907 certain ncgotiabl
notes, dated December l, 1890 tor thirty collars
tsS) each, payable on the first day OF the eighty
so months next succeeding the date OF said
payable In eghty-ope (Si) months from salt date
respectively, with interest as aforesaid. and de-
ianit having been mnte In the payment OF the
sixth 6thl aud twenty seventh (91thA OF the above
tnstalmcnss and notes, and having been required
go to 10 by the beneficiary In said deed OF trust
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
Cau.c for sati.rnction.

Ha'icnt-Woil, doctor, how do you
Gnd things to-day?
Doctor (chccrfully}-I feel very much
better satisfied
Patient feel worse than ever
What have You discovered that makes
you feel SD assured?
Noctcr-I a,n satisfied ROW that the
medicine have boon giving You for
the last three months has not been do
ing you bit of good. / was III doubt
about 1t bcforc.-I.ifc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
What Iic Nce,icd.

Swcll-You haven't very good as
sortmcnt of ties.
Dcalcr-No. l don't have any de-
mand. Business is dull, and I'll have
to quit anyhow, I'm afraid
Swell-Iou won't if YOU carry the
tight kind of ties
Dealer-What kind?
Swell = Advertise. = Detroit Free
Press
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
Mans Iurratitu,ic.

Tramp-I'm not an idler, mum; I'm
unfortunate.
Observation-Disclosures! Did you ever
work for a living?
tramp cs, mum. I used to be n
salesman fer DR.. Wigs gold medal
halr rcstorcr. mum; an worked SO
hard an faithfully fer him, mum, that
he discharged me.
Observation-Disclosures. Why should
he?
Tramp-Ycu sec, mum. tho WORRY an
overworll tryin' to do u big business fc.,
mn made mo prcmaturcly bald mum
n. Y. WrNl,lY.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

e. Dere's girl know-an' say, she's
all right, she's up ter der limit. She's
nurse in q swell mugs family. She
buys stuff in der drug store an gives it
ter der kids WIN dey yells. Say, never
sec it work wild kids, but it fetched der
purp. He was n lamb.
Den started ter teach i'm his new
name, an II few tricks what der Teddy
had mentioned. Sometimes l forgot dc
soothin' sirup, an den lost piece o
ire hide here and there, but, on der
whole, ] done we'll In ~ week took
i'm ter der house o. dc Teddy. Say, She
fell on me neck. Materially took i'm
indcr cyenin', not KNOWN but his real
owner might live on der same block
So der lcddy's husband was ter home.
! WA; 'fraid he might make Il fight for
his twenty case; bnt say, he gave it up
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

Aunt Rachcl-What very large pig;
he seems to be nothing ut all but fat
llerbert-llc is probably the kind OF
pig that gives the bonelcss bacon
iIarper's Young People.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

fNlRiUEOF A DEED OF TRUST. DATED
- december 81, 1S.f2 and re corded i'm N e oalce
o OF, inc clerk Of the iiusings Court OF Roanoke
CITY, a, executed to INC BY George w Abel,
and d. ii. Fisher. in trpst to secure To- d q. Mno.
NAV nc payment Of the sum OF SlH2I; ey;-
9enccu ny non.intcrest bearing negotiable notes
made in the payment OF three Of the saIJ notes
anu having been requested so TO do nv the hnne
neiary IN me said decd OF trust. will, ON FRI
pAi AfRiL IS. AT u O'CLOCK Nj ofrer FOR
satc AT public auction TO the highest bidder ~
ifont or the courthouse. of Roarokc Va thr soi
iIowinS described lot OF land lying in the city Of
n9ahokc Va bounded aud described ~ follows.
bcginning at point on the north side OF Wcst
EtImcr stree aI5 feet east OF thirteenth stree,
amence notth Il degrees Sn minutes 1870 fec, 10
an icy, thence with same south rs degrees n,
minutes cast p feet TO n point, thence sonth 81
ucSfccs ~ minutes west 1S0 feet to West Gllm r.
S,Fee,, thencc along same north rs degrees 80
nilnuIcs Wcst - feet to the place OF be ginning
FIRMS: Cash sufficient TO defray he expenses
oleXccntinS this trust, including n trustees com
ZION vi per cent, and to pay or the past due
noics rs follows: Two notes each OF tho sum of
Si', pay able q ana ~ months from their date and
ono note IN the sum OF $50 -, which becomes duc
- mouths from date, together with the Interest
~ cacn from tho dato OF its maturity until the
DAY OF sale: As To the sum OF S9l5SO the same
VII, DC made pay iblc N follows: Fifty-six notes
caCn IN INC sum OF $li payable monthly, the ilrst
o 9 wnlch 10 hecomc due and payable on the seth
cay or April, lSl3 and each IN onth theIesftcr
EntlI all are paid, and one note in tho SIM, NJ
Sis VI 10 become due and payable 81 months from,
nc gay or sale; ana one Iotc in tho ann o-
S2s;Oi is pa! able on the 3'st day of Scpten,her
1873, and the following notes arc PAYABLE cvcrv
v0 oi SIX months Hereafter until ali are
ialu' OEc netc in the sum OF S2c 40; one note in
the sum OF Sl,.S'; one note for Sl54s; ono nofs
ior Sia W; orc M te for $lo+i; ono note for 7Ss
Which nor S =, ono note for $685. all OF
est bearing negotiable note of the purchosrr and
are 10 10 secured by deed OF trust the prop
and Twelve months from day OF sale. "''0 - SIX
's' tus w. ii. MOOMAW, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
Increase of Drunkenness In Ireland,

Archbishop Walsh is reported as
quoting some remarkable statistics H.
Illustrating great increase of habitual
drunkards in Ireland. The convictions
Tor drunkenness In 1887, he said, num-
oered 10000; in 1888. s1oo0l 1889, o., 900;
and in 1891, 100,52S.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
ORC Hux OF Cnnnrnrt.

"lIollo. Rivers! You seem 10 have u
bad coll'
Worst ever had, Banks"
I'm sorry for YOU, old fellow Wish
L knew of something that would cure
You, but l don't
with tears in his cycs) GIVE me
Your hand, Banks. You're the only man
I've seen for three days that hadn't q
sure curc.'-Chicago Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

Fri@nd-lt is too bad that YOU have
- die before You can get even with
Jour cousin who cheated you out Of
your patrimony.
Cons;unptivc-Ncvcr mind I'll be
revcngcd. ! shall die before the win
ter il over
"Wiiat difference can that malSc?"
Custom will require him to attend
my funeral and stand by the grave with
his hat oil. That'll kill HMM. y.
Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
ADMIRAL GHERARDr.
The Ohicer Who VIII HIVE Charge OF
tho Naval Revicw.


The grand naval review Of the naval
forces of'the world will meet in April
at Hampton Roads and proceed to New
York, where the president of the United
States and other dignitarics will review
the various foreign and American YES
sells in the parade. Nearly every naval
power is to bcrcprescntcd, and all those
people who are fortunate enough 10 be
present on this OCCASION will probably
witness the grandest marine display
that has ever taken place. All the ar
rangcmcnts of tie parade will be under
the Immediate supervision Of Rear Adj
miral Ghcrarli. of The United States
navy, who has prepared an elaborate
programme.
Bancroft GhcrarIi was born in Jack
son, La, November 10. 1852 He en-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
Ukraine Conrtinc.

All the counting is done by the women
In tho Ukraine, Russia. When a
woman discovers man she would like
to marry, she visits him at his house.
and tries to charm him. If he does not
like her, he leaves her, and lives else
where until she deserts his home
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
WI,nt n PRIV,

Judgc-The sentence of the court is
that yoa be committed to prison for five
years
Prisoner-Oh! And only yesterday l
ordered new suit of clothcs,-Spass.
vOmcl
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

Bunker-I hear your fianccc has gone
over to Europe to buy her trousseau,
What are you doing in the meantimce
Hill am saving up enough money
to buy me dress suit TO get hurried
in, Jury.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

Young I!nsband-Is dinner ready yet,
dear?
Young Wife-All but the celery, love.
1t isn't done yet, and do believe it's
been cooking three hours chicago
Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
Very Much Alike.

Il think you must have misunder-
stood my order said Il hungry man in
Harlem restaurant to the waiter
GLOW SO, sir?'
Il ordered fried liver and you have
brought me fried leather" = Texas
Siftinrs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
Too Much Excitement.

Little Dot-Dolly's hair is fallin' out
dwedfully.
Mamma--Ycs, yonr new doll is almost
bald.
Little Dot dcss we'll have to stop
playin' thcatcr with hcr-Good News.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
Abnut TIme for IL.

Ile-Did yon get the valentine sent
you last year yet?
She-Why, no. What do YOU mean?
lie-lt ought to be here any minute
now l sent it by a messenger boy
Truth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

EAGLE dairy restaurant and ice cream
parlor, 1s4 Salem avenue. best tableser.
vice in the city. Breakfast, 25 cents;
ainher' 80 cents; supper, rs. Parties
served G. T. LUkENs, proprietor
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

Miss Eldcrly-No, Mr.. McGinnis, l
am getting too old for balls and par
tics.
McGinnis-oh, don't say that, Miss
Elderly.
Miss Ellcrly-|Thy, feel like faded
leaf among all these young buds. Dc
YOU ever press autumn leaves, Mr.. Me
tiinniS2rrXns SiftinrS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04

TRUST EES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF TWO
~, - deeds OF trust, one dated Tho 18th day OF
~; and the other dated the Goth day of June.
!sU, and recorded in deed book ~, page 1Ssl, i'm
city of oee q the court the
TO tho Undersigned trustee, default having been
made i'll the terms thereof, and being re9uired
ON THE it'll DAY Of APRiL, 1seS' Az WI, ~
0oCLoCk NOON, on the premises in the city of
parcel or land. with Its handsome Improvement.
consisting of large dwelling house.
p, n;Ssinning ut po Mt on the south side of
Diair avenue aud III & feet from Franklin street
thence with Blair avenue :. 20 degrees Il. Il fect
to point. thence :. II degrees W. 15T feet to
dcgiees W. 10 feet to n point, thence N. II de-
grecs t. l57 feet to the beginning
sale E sna =, or "a "a as TO the costs OF
monthly inst: lments OF $40 ~ without interest,
on the 18th Monday in each succeeding month
rem TIE day Of sale, and the residue upon a
credit of one and two Years with interest. De
VIZ H. winch, Trustee
ne aDovc ucscribsu property has been sold by
The Mcssrs. u air and the purchaser assumed the
above payments. 3i0lm
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Roanoke county in deed book ), 81, PAGE s
William VI. johnson, to SECURE unto the S,Isdc
Land Company the payment OF the sum OF $3.50
rs cvidcuced by nfteen notes OF $40 each with
interest thereon from date, being September 18TH
1s'N, and default having been made in the paw
ment OF thirteen OF the said notes. and havins.
neen reqnt stcd to do so by tho beneficiary in
TIE 2sTlI DAY OF APRIL. iS9a, Al
II O'CLOCK, NJ, orcr fors sale at
pnDlic auction to the highest bidder In
front OF the office OF W. A. Pedigo l. Co, In
Inc town OF Viaton. the following lot of land,
known as lot NO. 5 in block No. II as shown on
the map OF the Glade Land Company, which
land lies In the county OF Roanoke, state of
virginia, portion OF which Is I'm the CORPORA
ton limits of the town OF Vinton
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
OF executing said trust. Including y trustees
commission OF per cent, and to discharge the
any, in one and two years from date.
80 KIDS GEO. $. JACK, trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LOAN NOW
On real estate security, no delay; now
Is the time TO build home. Apply to
OSCAR d. DERR. No. Campbell ave.
nue. $. W., Roanoke, Va. lssim
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
TRUSTEES. SALES.

l shall orer for sale to the highest bidder ~
Puolic auction, In Roanoke, Virginia, on sATtJR.
DAf, APRIL 18TH. 1898. AT IL O'CLOCK N
IN front OF The Hastings Courthouse In said city,
nj tnat certain lot or parcel of land In tho city 81
noaahhoke, state OF Virginia, designated and de-
scrtbed as follows. to-wft: NC
Beginning at point on the south side OF Tag.
Wei street forty four 40 feet west OF Whest
s street thcLce south dyc degrees and nine
81! west one hundred and thirty.nine and
,hI two hundredths Q5o ss) feet to an aliay.
sncnee Win said alley south seventy four de-
. ana six tenths (3l.G) feet to point ON same.
SnndTcd hoa,h fourteen minutes oa $50 east one
dredths 1S53S) feet to Tazewoli street. ,bencs,
aats,1eweli street north seventy-four degrees and
~, ,een minutes (ItS 80 east forsy-four ca feet
house situated thereon M '"e
TERMS OF SAI.E: Cash
>,r EDWARD ILSLEY, Trustee
- MOI r.: The deferred instruments OF purchase
money on this property ore said to have been
assumed oy Mrs. Laura stormfcltz. 3I2 est
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-31
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-31
Cedino Public Lands

The editor of the Santa Fe New Mex
loan certainly was not wearing his glasses
when he read the Argus comments upon
the bill to cede arid lands to the states.
The article after distinctly stating that q
New Mexico convention had taken q
stand against cession, charged that the
Southern Pacific railroad company was
back of the proposition to cede the lands
in order to gobble them in Utah, Arizona
and Nevada. The Pecos valley was duly
represented at the convention at Las
Vegas that opposed cession of the lands
and The Argus editor was one of the dele
gates. There has been no change Of
opinion in the valley, and it is little
singular that the New MEXICAN could find
anything akin to endorsement in the
statement in this paper. The New MEX
1oAN, however, is SO ready to fight for
New Mexico that 1t often begins to spar
at imaginary antagonists. That journal
can be no better pleased than we are over
tho defeat at Los Angeles of the ring that
attempted to endorse the proposition to
put the lands under state control.--Eddy
Argus.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-31
THE SANTA FEE.
An Increase In Net EarninSs-Wfll
weather the Financial Storm.

The rumors that have been fitting
about in railroad circles for the last few
weeks that the Santa Fe might follow the
path of the Union Pacific and 60 into the
hands of receiver have been set at rest
by the report submitted to the board of
directors recently at Topeka by Presi-
dent Reinhart. 1t shows an increase of
net earnings in 1S93-93 over 1912 Of
very nearly 100000. Whilothe present
income of the road is of course affected
by the prevailing commercial depression,
it is now reaping the beneficial results of
the severe policy of retrenchment inau-
gurated by the late President Marvel, and
the successful financial reorganization
effected by Chairman Magoun and (then)
Vice President Reinhart. The reduction
of fixed charges and operating expenses
then made has placed the Santa Fe in a
position to weather severe financial
storm.-Denyer News.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-31
THE HARRISON AFFAIR.

The assassination of Carter Harrison,
mayor of Chicago, is deplorable affair.
The foreign press will no doubt use it as
a text to condemn the freedom of Amer
lean institutions, but for US it serves far
different lesson. 1t teaches the necessity
of more conservatism, more real patriot
ism, among those who seek Office and the
need of visiting with swift and strong
vengeance those who violate the laws. In
these respects New Mexico may study the
sad circumstances of this case with profit.
Let us stick to the law and be ready to
ever uphold its mandates. Let us have
no more juggling with Justice. "Let no
guilty man escape"