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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

Pendennis Club and were also shown
semo attention by the businessmen OF
Louisville. On the return trip the Rich
monders stopped over In Cincinnati Tor
day and were permitted on the moor
OF the Board OF Trade. Mr.. II. II. HOOK
or. secretary OF tho association. -
native OF Cincinnati. He joined the
party from this city at Louisville. ana
gclng to Cincinnati with them, snoweu
them all OF the places OF interest IN as
short space OF time as possible.
The PARTY returned to the city FRI
day, having left Cincinnati Thursday
night. and are one and all loud In their
praises OF the hospitabe treatment given
them by the Chesapeake and ohio ana
the louisville and Nashville railways,
over which they travelled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
Pink Tea Mt the Park.

tn. old mansion at Forest Hill was on
Friday night the scene OF festivities. The
pink Tea Club held sway and enjoyed a
sumptuous feast and tripped the light
fantastic toe" Among those present
were Misses Minnie Gibbs, Rennie Gibbs
Florence Gibbs, Adele Turner, Nellie Tur'
ner. Estelle Turner. Marie Turner, Lillian
Wood. Lillian Reese. Ella Phaup, Mena
Ford and Maude Meyer; Messrs. Charles
Arnon. Reex Wood. Charles Tucker. w
Il. Jeter. Downing. Churchill Graves. Rob
Tllppin, W. J. Tignor, NJ. W. Robinson
Robert wood, Tyler Sumpter Turner
and Wallace Captain. Chaperones-Mr
and Mrs. Phenix. Mr.. and Mrs Jeter
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Traylor, and ii. NJ
Trfrr1bl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
FIRE AT ASHEVlLlE.
Southern Hallway Freight Warehouse and

light tars bes'roN"u'
ASHEVILLE, y. c.. October 2I.-flre
was discovered at o'clock this morning
at the Southern railways freight ware
house. ana. despite hard work on the
part Of tn. fire companies, the building
wss burned. together with four load II
oals and four shanty cars. All the frelsht
In the building and every record was
Totally destroyed. The loss Is estimated
at $500; insured oil In one car eN-
u',5.d and the conclusion was felt q
,,re away. Road-Foreman James
Moore. who slept on the second foor OF
the warehouse had a narrow escape. sus-
tair!ng painful. though not dangerous
injuries. The origin Of the fire IS un-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

dry-goods merchant. IA lying critically III
al his home, on south Pitt street
The Mayor has signed the ordinance
imposing a license-tax of 500 on tho
two telegraph companies doing business
In thls city, and the ordinance Will be
enforced. IL the city has to go into the
cnur4a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
REMOVAL Of PiNKERToNs MEN.
h-'.. .-.,as Tire T,nchciarics-Move TO
t.f DuIs. Cigarette Factory.

f.,.......... ,.. Nov. TO
'.i''s Cigarette ia't'iS'
.....tA. IA. october E.-(Spe-
-...a. ot the Plukcrton men
....a jockey club track here
... .......,,..... O., oh,ut a hun
I'm and Alex
.. r..rt. ,I.ket sellers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

Plain and Mixed Colors. 30 inches wide.
at CJc.-eoOd as some sold at 81 yard.
70 pieces 45-inch ATWOOD Novelties at
5oc.; regular styles sold formerly at sJc.
to ST.
SILKS. SATINS. GROS-GRAlNS.
Our stock never 50 fun OF desirable ana
cheap stuas as now. The largest and
cheapest line Of Fancy Silks At 75c.. 81.
and Sl.25 In the city.
Black Silks. Rhadames. and Gros-Grains
from zoe. TO $50 n yard.
% pieces japanese SILK Drapery at %
and &c. worth sJc. a yard.
See our line on centre counters.
30 pairs Chenille Port.ere Curtains Just
received from manufacturer 10 sell at
our own prices We have them al N.eS.
S2'S, sos, $50. 500. $50. $49S. s.. AMI
SO The Largest and Heaviest Goods
in the market for tho money. can and
see US for BARGAINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
RAIR0AD STOCKS
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

V"FWV't Nv F'VS
Orrygryas-whest, "a bushs!A Oats. 90
busheis "a. N, A.,
stLLs.-wheas "a bushcls Oats. p5 BUSH
ell. ~
m,te1. 54e57c.: ehortbeiry. o3no1c.: No :.
Ell. 5gItc. Corn -Whre Virginia tbas lots, nerl'
52s5gc No white. 3Sc No miIed. oOc'
3iIsa3,c.: winter, 36a42c. Rye, 05ao0c
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Black Silks
WERE NEVER :. CHEAPER.

WE'RE - NEN Elk :. CllEAfEh.
BLACK TAILLE SILK DRESS AND
Innings for Sis.
y yards Of SILK and the following
Innings: 21-2 yards Doub.e-Face Size
STA. l2l-2r.: 1l-2 yards Canvas. y q. ;
6 yards CamLric. Be-; epOol silk. Sc l
spool Cotton. &c; card Hooks and Lyes'
5c.--fOr $8.l5. $1,000 ...,.
AND NECESSARY Innings for SID
DId yOu ever hear OF anything so cheap -,
II twelve yards are not enough Tor your
purpose you can buy any number or ydrd5
AT sc. per yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
CoNee-Steady; No. 7, 500.
Snnnr-Oul.t. Eranulatel. 4.on'.
CITCAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

~
CHICAGO. October 27.-The prices AZ
which the greater part Of to-day's very
small trade in wheat was transacted N'n
not vary l.c. from the Closing QUO, A'In'
If Yesterday. At the close a few hiuii "a
ting sales depressed the pflCe 4 -.
Inn Il was a distinctly minor character
business al nh times Throughout the en-
tire hllf-hOlilay session there WIS
scarcely enough trade 10 I'LL iit nun,
utes Of an ordinary day. Dec Hlh't WI -,
opened at 5-.ac., Declined - o. - -
closed at 52i. f52i Ca net loss or ~ -
f,r tho dlv cash wheat was Il tflHr
easier. Receipts ut prlucipil Wt~l.l u
POINTS. $3.50 bushels; shipments, ~ ~, Z,
bushels Receipts AZ eastern points 49, ID
bu-hels: shipments. il15lb bushels.
Corn-The prospect Of rains throughout
,re West. with a lighter movement III
s..rsrluence. frmed up the December OPP
ton IN corn to-day. the more distant
Iiysrlr5 not taking part in the m9Fein.i.
l. WAS almost st1snihL udi' NV 49,,
GuelafJrs very generally apinhohlhS VIC
rit and leaving tie market 70 is own
4 ',.ices. May opened at from 49's % - :
ara &C.. sold % fJ'sc., and closed az t''o'.-
a shade higher than yesterday. Cdsh corn
"o3t-ET;here was some selling Of long
or.. to-day. but not enough - DE- cd!Itl
significant IL was evidently Tor the tle-
,,tor interests. There was n)lhlnS Gote
for the -,ulicatos az TAR as couiI up
man at any other tim@ during the gay;
NJ closed &c. under Yesterday. Casn
oats were Firm. but unchanged.
proyiS!1us-At The opening ana ior
short time aiterWari, IA re- Wis - 10" ,
range Of ,i!ces and an easy feeling -
nrnIgct. some OF yesterday depression
bin carried. a cheaper hog market also
rec..ving Consideration. No pressure u
ell mad, i,.=lf prominent. shorts old I,
i,+,Ie covering. which gradually revived
tne tone. ana caused n rally. The close
vas nc. hicner than yesterday Tor Janu-
ary nors. %. higher for January Iatu'
and 2i,IJc. higher for January rms.
The leading futures ranged as io!lo"''
nn.ntn, HI.haiL. LOHes.. llOSlng z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
RREXTTIES.

CONSERVED GINGER. %. and 4fc
box-a most ioothsome article ut low
t:.TfiD ROAD TO HEAVEN" a $50
subscription book, for 4sc.
OIL. PAINTINGS at Y, % and CSC ,,e.,r
II Is RATHER EARLY 10 81 Sn', T5I.s,v
APPROPRIATE AND DECIDED BAR
I'VE" WE HAVE NEARLY. IF NOT QUITE,
1000 BASKETS, AMI -. , y, = 'i|i"' NNS
'1TTfR- DINNER COFFEE CUPS AND
SAUCEliS at
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THALHIMER BROTHERS
THREE LEADING GRACES--
CLOAKS, - SILKS, - DRESS GOODS.

few words regard the above sufficient which are the3s cup.p
The PREITlEoI and ChfAt
1e
To- % Der cent but selling goods still at old prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
BONDS.
PIE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, october .27.-BaitI-
more and Ohio. Il; Consolidated Gas
etnck. e. 4tsi.
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scHlLLlNCFURsT SUCCEEDS.
He Take, the Place of Won Caprivi and OF
Gutenberg.

rrpIIN. october 27.-Prince Won llo-
I,nloAc Schning,urst. as the result OF
his conference with the Emperor at Pot
darn. has accepted the appointment OF
ctan,elor 10 succeed General Won Ca
pr,vi. and also the portfolio Of President
~ The pruss.an Council Of Ministers, va
rstei by the resignation Of Count Botho
~ Gutenberg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

RrLGRADE. october 1.-THE Nicolai-
ev.ch Ministers have resigned anu 'A'9''
,..t.-r,ltions have been accepted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds stocHs' "'"'"'
bacco, Cotton, &C., and the wsa-
Their Indications.

- w.survdros, D. O.. October IT,
Irup Forecast for Virginia Fai: wes-
I'M" Their, preceded by showers in east
ern portion; northeast winds /;
slightly warmer in western portion.
North Carolina: Fair weather in west
ern portion; rain, followed by fair wes'
Their IN the eastern portion; north winds {;
warmer in the interior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
nAr.TIMnRH PRODUCE MARKFr.

BALTIMORE, ND. October 2'.-Flour
dull and unchanged. -.
Wheat-Steady; No. red. spot and oc-
tober, 5iHN5pac.; December. 0"'t .c-.-'e' :
May, !97. i6oc.: steamer. No. I'd u So
| ia; milling wheat. by sample. o'c. -.
Ccrm-Steldy: mixed, November. a'c.'
asked: year, 50'.a59i2c.; January, 0'.c
! southern white, 5-4JJc; DO. yellow, 55g
Oats-Firm: No. 2 white, western Si4c.'
10. 2 mixed, do, 32c.
| Rye-Dull: No. ., 52'.F5'c. .,,,,,
Hay-Qulet and steady; good 10 choice
Grain Grain Freights-Steady and unchangei. "a
| Provisions-Steady; mess pork 49,.
| pulll shoulders, S725; short-rib sides -
| sugar-cured shoulders, soy9, hams small
$l225Hl3oo.
I.ari-R fined, 9i,c. 49,.
Coifee-Steady; No. I, $50
Sugar-Quiet; graduated. +o'c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
DOMESTIC JOYS.

UNPLEACHED COTTON; 3. 81. 4. g.
Ola, and Sl-3c. for the best made IN
ALL WI,EACHEp COTTON, Az s.. 6, y.
si-3. 10 and IL lie for the best In the
SINGLE BED BLEACHED sIIEETING.
ca chat is. l i-2 yards wide). ior - A--c'
ID SHEF.TINT, I2t-2 and 16 &c.
"a SHEETING, 16 2-3 and lsc. -.
s-4 SHEETING, is and 2Oc.,
- sHEE I'll Va Is; =; a so e. a. sc.
ia SHEErING Utica). the best and
widest in this great lard OF ours At SC
per yard. THIS IS UNDER FhiCE-
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FORT or WEST P0IEr. ocr. u, 1894

FORT or WEST POiNr. OCT y, 1894
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett. 3a'ismors'
na.seugers ard general cargo.
spe.m.hip CIV ~ Columbia, Jeaney, SeS
YorK, passengers AMI general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore, Bcpnet'. Btt'mors.
passengers and general cargo.
>teamsnip City OF Counoia, JenncJ, New
York, passengers nut general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, ocr. 81. 1894
ARRIVED.
British steamship Bla kbeaih. Galveston
schooner +. Rosscuer, Alexandra.
SAILED.
British steamship Rlarkne1th. Liverpool
COALED AND CLEARED.
Schooner r. /. Angel. Boston.
Schooner /. Ro-sener, Galveston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
THE BANK STATEMbNi'

The weekly staIeultHl UI Ut 80.
MA shows tho following changes:
reserve. increase. N.3Jl.32'.
loans. decrease, $lo,s,s ~
Sp-cie, decrease, Nl.3'V. ., o.o .on
i,eral tenders. increase. N,259'6Oo
Da1oeits. decrease. $llIp.
Circulation. decrease, 5000 o., :. o,oo,.
The banks now hold V...1i'So III, ~ Cen,
Of the requirements OF the - pe' 'e"'
rule. moo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 27-Flour dull
and weak: winter wheat. low grades.
81 S;d2. 20. fair 70 fancy, g. ioQ2.'0; patents
s.. 65d2So Minnesota clear s-lVts - 20 ,
PATENTS. S15R3.6j; low extras. NS,nEiy ;
southern -four dull and weak. common 20
fair extra. S2Ies5.Oo, good to choice do'
'Wheat-Dull and &c lower; closing
G55S.c.: afioat, 55alN5js options Dun anu
%,.alS AZ A &c decline: No red, October,
545,c.: December. 55%c.: May. W'sc. ~
Corn-Dull, unchanged: and strong; 20;
hut stN1dy: closing unchanged TO sc. up'
| October. sc. December 5i'sc.; January
6ats-DuIl but Grm. Options. quiet and
easier: october, 2lGc.; Dec NIB r. 81 e,
January, 90 &C.; teoruary. @fS' % sp ,SS, w.
TIay-sieady; shipping, Soc; good 10
"WooiNIn moderate demand and steady'
domestic fleece. race, pulled, I-gO'c.
! Reef-Dull: family. Sl0Wpl2v: extra
{ mess sS0rISr0: beef hams. quiet AZ Hi' ~
air 80: tlercei beef dull. city extra liu''
: -Meats-Dull and weak; picked b.,
lies, 7Ftc.: shoulders, J,2gos4c.' h,liiiS' -
92tc.: middlcs nominal ..o,,
iard-Qulct and steady; we9tsrn SCAM,
/ s725; city. $3.50. October SD hoinlhdH.
! January, E0.is. nominally; rehned Qul1t
! Continent. HlhN. south Hiii-ii~"' F'.VN' $3.50
! pound. t55en5.'5. 80. ,,,os,
PorIi-Quiet and easy; no sales mess
Butter-Steady and quiet: state dairy,
14Go2Lc.: creamery. iH3'1c western
dairy, 1lis0lGc.; creamery lH-S'sc'' III
s cottonseed on-Dull; crude, &c; yellow
29H3oc.
Petroleum Steady.
Rosin-luiet but firm; strained, common
70 good. $licNliJ. o,1
Turpentine-Dull but steady at ~
Rlce-In moderate demand and steady
domestic, fair to extra, 4l0tc.; japan
Molasscs-Forelgn nominal: New or
leans. Oh n-kettlc good 10 choice = He1c'
market moderately active and steady.
| Peanuts Weaker. .,.,t
Cofee-Options opened barely steady an'
closed dun 10 points up % - down; &c
tOber. si355: December $llSul ~, Mar'u
81 OOdll 10; May 5000; spot RIO GuA DH
steady: No. Z. $50" 81. 80
Sugar-Raw dull but steady; fair re-
nninc. Sc: refined duh but higher. on \
3 iJ-i6ai 5-l6c. standard y. '-l'H &C.
cut-loaf. 50j 3-l6c. crushed, oto S-loc'
eranulated, 7-l6ui',c
Freights 20 Llverpool-Quiet anu steaHy
cotton, 7-5id.; grain. IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
,ONrY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call easy at per cent prime
mercantile paper, 3p4 per cont ..,., h,,s,-
sterling exchange firm with actual = ou ISL.
~ in bankers bills N Sisj4at@ ior
sixtv DAYS. and stSlifiLS1-t Tor Hein ,,II'.
posed rates, $i.SS8 49, coH4ihercla' O'''''
7' siyt = e. Silver ut the board. g. bid.
Covernment bonds steady, state uohiS
dull Railroad bonds irregular.
,rrrt- rNN-I< ATENfE\'r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28
PORT OF RICHMOND, ocro2ss "a. 1894

steamer Pocahonfss Dcyo. Norfolk. msrchs1s
disc ana passengers; Irwin Weisges, sopera-
tendent-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-28

cash quotations.: Flour was dull; fair
sblUping quiet, but local trade inactive.
Wheat, 55l,Q553,c.: No. red, 3Sisc. Corn
b1s.c. Oats. 2Sc. Pork. Si23.Gl2.O. Lard.
e. - RIBS. SG3Jd6.40. Shoulders, S5.lJly
6s7lt. sides. S525gG.SIk Whiskey. *l.23.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union srOCK-YARDS. ILL. October
N-Cattle-Receipts. 100 head: market
nrn. common 10 extra steers, 2.SG5 p;
stockers and feeders. s2.00H350; cows and
bulls, SlCD.3.j0: calves. 2@Sg5.50 a.
Hogs-R ceipts. lio0o head; market firm
eariv hut closing weak: heavy. Si.3SiD4 20:
common 70 choice mixed. si.25li6O; choice
assorted. saJ0gL60; light. sL204iSO; pigs,
81 SShSeep~Recepts. 1000 head; market firm
inferior 10 choice, lJc.4 500, lambs. N.oVs
Nv CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o.. october T.-F1our-
The market remains with no change In
prices. 80 ,,,, 49,, A..
demand somewhat better; No. red. zoe.
Corn-Ncw, ear. in better supply. and
n strong tone prevailing; yellow. ear. new
4lc.; white. ear, new. 4oc:: mixed. ear.
old. SOC: mixed, ear, new. 39c.
Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed. Soc; No.
white. sec: No. white, BIC.
Pork-Easy and In light demand; mess
Lard-Qulet and lower: steam leaf, nc
kettlc-dried.- 7A.c.; prime steam dull anu
nominal at &c.
Dry Salt Meats-Prices lower and I'M
Bacon-Qulet and easier; loose shoulders
IS, &s;hlshey-as
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October H.-l1:so r. NJ
Cotton-DsmAnd moderate; prices easssE'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-27

by VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST, MADE
4 - on the and day OF May, 1892, whereby d. Is.
+. Barbour and Emma d. Barbour, his wife, r.
= Van II Urn and olivia Van Horn, his wife ana
a. IL Seibert. conveyed to Henry IL. Loomis OF
Syracuse; New York. the property hereinafter
described In trust To secure TO the Eastern Rnid
ing and Loan Association, of Syracuse, New
YORK, the payment OF the or $500 So the
same being the principal. interest aud premium
sevchty-two promissory notes OF even date
with said deed. executed by the said D. r. f.
Barbour and Emma Il; Barbour, each for the
sum of $3.50. except the three last maturing
which are each for the sum OF s., payable to the
said association at its Office in $, rncusc New
York, az follows: One of each OF said mates TO be
paid on or before the last Saturday In each and
every month, until all OF said notes are fully
PAID, together with interest each OF said notes
attcr maturity at the rate OF six per cent per
annnm. payable scmi-annually, and default hav-
ing been made In the payment OF the note falling
due and payable on the last Saturday OF tho
month of march, 1893. and those payable subse.
quently thereto, up TO and including the note
iIaiIing due and payable on the last Saturday in
notes. inclusive OF the amount to fall due on the
last saturday OF February, 1894, will amount TO
the sum of 1856 q, inclusive OF fines, according
TO inc rules ana bylaws OF the said association;
and having been substituted ms trustee i'm said
deed by an order OF the corporation court OF tho
city OF hoanoke' Virginia, and having been re-
deed OF trnst, the said Eastern Building and
Loan Association, OF Syracuse, New York |
shall. on MONDAY, MARCH 18TH 1891. NJ the
front door OF the Courthouse in the CITY OF Roam.
okc, Virginia, ut II o'clock m, oncr for sale, to
inc highest bidder ut public auction, the follcy
ing described property, situated In the city and
county OF Roanoke State OF Virginia, to vii:
huown and distinguished as lot No t. as
SHOWN ny subdivision OF lots one ~ to eight
90, inclusive, or section sixty W0) or West End
Land Company's land, made by said Barbour.
van Horn and Seibcre, and plan OF same hlcd II,
| the office OF the clerk or said county Snid loi
| No being twenty five (a5) feet front on Cicye.
iahd street, and running back OF the same width
one hundred and fifteen Qi5) feet to a ton uOl
| ioot alley; with the appurtenances and all the
estate, title and Interest therein or the said
deed. " ~ ''"9'
TERMS:-For cash as to so much Of the nro
cccds as may be necessary To dcfray tho expense.
| OF executing this trust including n trustees
amount now due and payable and i'm default and
VIII become due on the last Saturday In Febru
ary' as.aoove set forth, with interest; and The
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-27

by VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
~ trust executed to the undersigned trustee on
inc "a DAY OF February $780, and recorded in the
clerks ONCE or the Hastings Court for the city of
Hoanokc, in decd book 81, page 22s, whereby Geo'
MICH efish conveyed the property hereinafter de :
scrtbcd to secure the Roanoke Building Associa.
tion ana Investment Company the payment OF
the sum OF SS,Gi95O, evidenced by ninety pepo-
tiaolc notes OF even date with said deed OF tr1st
Tor the sum OF $i0.55 each. Default having been
inAue In the payment OF eleven OF said notcs and
having been requested to do by the Roanoke
bulldins Association and Investment Company
WILL On THE BOTH DAY OF MARCH, 1S94
sell Mt public auction to the highest bidder nj
inc 'front.' door or the courthouse, in the CITY of
Kotnoke, the following described property. to
VII: CERTAIN lot or parcel OF land lying in the
city or 10 inoke ana bounded as follows. to-
, Beginning ut point on the north sifss
Mountain street lis feet east OF Franklin
thencc north ccgrcc Is minutes east $50 ~
an alley, thence with said alley north So az
10 minutes cast 81 feet to point, thence so1>,.
uegrec 40 minutes east $50 feet to Mountain
street, thence with Mountain street south so de.
srees 10 minutes west so feet to the beginning
TEXANS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost OF executing this trust and the sum of S51 05
and as to the sum OF 81, 7OS10 upon credit to be.
come due in monthly instalments OF $4O5O each,
with interest from the Sd day OF February. 1880.
balance, II any. IN one and two years from date
deferred payments to be evidenc ed by the notes
or the purchaser, secured by u deed OF trust on
the premises. LJIJIAN III COOKE
20 tus Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-27
c. II. VINES, Trustee.

yINRUSTEE'S AND COMMISSIONERS SALE
L by virtue OF q deed of trust dated the I2th
day of January, 1892, from K. A. Pope and hus
band to the undersigned, and in compliance with
the DEGREES OF the circuit court for the city OF
Roanoke entered at the November, 1893, and
March O. 1894, term thereof, in the chanccry
cause therein pending, styled A Pope and wife
rs. Thomas w Miller and others. the said A.
Pope being more than $500 IN arrears, therein
provided to be paid to myself as trustee, and at
the request of the holders OF n majority OF the
Indebtedness secured in said deed to be paid
which request Is in writing, and specifies the
minimum price, the time. place and terms of
sale OF said land, | will, ON MONDAY THE
10TH DAY OF APRIL 1891, AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ,
auction to the highest bidder all that valuable lot
of Roanoke, Va, and described az follows:
Beginning ut the northwest corner OF the
boulevard and "F' street, thence with "F'
street In northcrly dire ction 100 feet to an alley
thence with said alley In westerly direction fC0
feet To point, thence ut right angles and In u
southerly direction so feet to the boulevard,
thence with the Boulevard in an castcrly direc-
ton 100 feet to the place OF beginning being lots
5 and q in block 8, according to the map OF the
West End Land Company.
This sale Is expressly subject to the lien OF the
two deeds OF trust on said land, one dated the
2Sth day OF February, 1871, to secure TO the Mary
land Life Insurance Company the payment OF
$6,5OO, due February -. 1896, interest payable
mi.annually. and the other dated The lst day OF
June, 1891, to secure the same company the pay.
ment Of $500 due on the 2sth OF February, is96,
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TRUSTEE SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust executed to the unde ed trIstee

TRUSTEE SALE:-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
of trust executed to the undersigned trustee
by deed bearing date OF 18th day OF November,
1890 and recorded in the clerks Office of the
Hastings Court Of the city OF Roanoke, deed
book So page iia: to secure to d. b. Barbour Il
60: the Gum OF $l,62o; sixteepEegsEcd and
tercst hearing negotiable notes in the sum or
S25 each. drawn with wen date herewith by w.
l.. Graybill and payable to ID. B Barbour Il Co..
or order monthly, at the First National Bank OF
Roanoke Va, and one note for $40 PAYABLE to
d. b. Barbour n Go. or order, in three months
from date, at the First National Bank OF Roam
okc, Va.
And whereas default has been made in six of
the S2500 notes as they became due and payable
and at the request OF The beneficiary so to do, /
will ofer for sale at public auction IN front OF
the courthouse in the city of Roanoke, Va AT
- OCLOCK NJ, ON THE27TH DAY OFAPRII,
1924, the following described property, to-wit:
All of that certain lot or parcel OF land, with a
house thereon, situated in the city OF Roanoke,
Va, and described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the youth side of Shen.
andoah avenue 176 feet west of Fourth street.
thence with Shenandoah avenue - feet to a point
lin westerly direction). thence in a southerly
direction 1870 feet to the line OF the right of way
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad. thence with