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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27
CARDS MUST NOW BE THIN
IL Is said to De No Longer Proper IN
Print Ones Name on Cardboard.

Print Ones Name on Cardh,,ra
My dear Mrs. Boggs. how nice il is OF
you TO come and see me this very cola
DAY, said Mrs. Timpkins as she nut down
her embroidery and rose TO greet her ppest
You must let me give you cup Of choco-
late to warm you up and-but where did
You get that lovely card case? Was il a
wedding present?
Yes, 1t was a wedding Gift, but not To
me- 1t belonged to my grandmother. II
you examine it you will see that the work.
manship is really exquisite. The bride
held up a dainty little silver box which
gave a finishing touch to her 1870 GOWN
III is indeed lovely, but what do YOU
DO with your cards? OF course Won can
not carry enough in this 10 be of much
use. DO you have a practical card case
hidden in your pocket?
My dear Mrs. Timpkinsr' cried Mrs.
boggs IN amazement. lis IL possible that
you nave not seen the new cartes de visite7
just examine mine. They are engraved ON
paper hardly as thick as that ordinarily
used for notes-qute fiimsy in fact-and
are very much smaller than they have
pee. neen Tor years. When my new cards came
this fall IL occurred TO me that they would
nj into grandmother's little case and so
l had II rubbed up and have been carry
ing IL ever since" .lna
Mrs. Timpkins examined the cards criti-
cally. They were about half the size OF
those of last year and on paper so thin that
lully nfty found room in the old-fash-
toned receptacle
am more than ever glad you came 90
see me today, she exclaimed. '.for next
week L am going TO have tea and just
think how dreadful IL would have been
II Ind sent out cards in last years stylei
Unfortunately my grandmother did not
have a silver case. or, IL she had. gave &c
TO some one else, but have somewhere an
deliberately carved one of ivory which Mr..
ffmpkins' father brought from China ana
which has never before been Of use. / shall
certainly have TO find IT. You have set the
fashion. my dear Mrs. BogEs. and now ]
suppose all our friends will oe runmaging
through old trunks and packing boxes try
ing 10 find the card case OF a past genera
tion."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

The third illustration shows an artistic
little coat of duh brown cloth. This is also
made princess. with a Vatican pleat in the
back. The yoke and jaunty little cape are
of seal brown velvet. the richness of the
latter being accentuated by Innings of old
gold satin. The full sleeves of cloth are
finished with wristbands of shaggy bear
FUR, which trimming is also used for the
collar and skirt border. These designs are
not, however, confined to materials and
combinations which place such pretty and
comfortable necessities beyond the reach OF
slender pocketbooks. Any one of the cloaks
described may be developed in other and
less expensive cloths and be every bit as
becoming and stylish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

breeze would have hard work to reach
the delicate little bodies
Take. for instance, the garment repre-
sented in the first illustration. The entire
wrap is made OF heavily corded bengaline,
sage green in color, and lined throughout
with soft white silk. The sleeves are very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

The graceful little wrap In the next
sketch is of Scotch cheviot, with trim
mings OF large smoked pearl buttons and
shaggy black FUR or astrakhan may be
used effectively. The pattern is so simple
that detailed description seems hardly
necessary, but simple and inexpensive as
IL Is the little lady whoSe eldest daughter
sklps about in II, regardless of cold or in
clement weather, thinks ii just about the
sweetest coat she ever saw, and she is not
far from right
The costume shown in sketch number five
Is also of cheviot, and made especial
ly for some little man just pronot-
ed to the dignity OF rouserhood.
This, like the others, is double brea sted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

All the children's clothes from UNDER
garments TO wraps, are made with great
simplicity. but they are always picturesque,
pecoIhins, and, when the pocket book VIII
permit. of rich material The latter is rar-
ucuiarly noticeable in the outer garments
upon winch IL would seem too much taste
ana skill cannot be expended.
pretty custom, borrowed from the Rus-
SANS is the band OF fur sewed around
the upper edge of the spats. which should
come high UP on the limbs. b K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27
FOR LITTLE FOLKS
Some Suitable Winter Wraps for
Little Girls.
PREVAILING COLORS AND MATERIALS
How Becoming CIoaks May be
lnexpenswely Made.
SIMPLE BUT PICTURESQUE
PREVAILING COLORS AND MATERIALS
SIMPLE BUT PICTURESQUE
Written Exclusively for The Evening Star
HE SMALL SCIONS

HE SMALL SCIONS
of our American aris-
tocracy are having
quite as much time
and attention given
to their wearing ap-
parel as the older and
doubtless more dis
eliminating members
of society. The tiny
wraps are especially
interesting. and are
so designed and man
ufactured that the
most 1 n sitiv e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

Another pretty wrap is of magenta ben
galne, made in one piece from neck to hem
with Vatican pleat in the back and a
cluster of single pleats in front, under
which is the opening. The cape of rich
magenta velvet just reaches the arm holes
where an odd effect is produced by the dou-
BILE ruffes of silk which are sewed in as
cap for the huge velvet sleeves. The lin
ings are of satin exactly matching the ben
galine in color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27
A Sure Sign,

From the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
How can you be certain that 1t was as
late as o'clock when Harry came in last
night"
May-"Because he tumbled over a chair
without swearing out loud"
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ever hhe bust and back is scarf Of black
tule, Taught in the middle of the back and
front and ron each shoulder with a cluster
OF red velvet roses and green leaves. The
sleeves are two big puffs of black tulle on
a foundation of black net, fully revealing
the arm, and caught at the elbow with red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

full puffs, reaching midway between elbow
and wrist, where they are finished by deep
cuffs Of black Persian fur. The empire
waist is double breasted, fastened by large
furred buttons. and belted with a girdle
Of fur, while the skirt is laid IN heavy
double pleats all the way round. The fur
edged Worth collar gives a most stylish
finish. and the great feather-laden hat
makes the little wearer look like a veri-
table picture.
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notched collar and genofliis triple cape,
and IL there be an Oxfort 'cap ahd russell
leather lesgtnss the small gentleman will
De as stylish as any fond mother can de.
sire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27
IL Did Not Pas
From Puck.

Rural RaEges.-"This idea OF bein' perlits
ter folks amt what it's cracked up ter
be-"
Rural Racges.-''T was worlSin' fhs. faar
IN ..'rh racket the other day an pulled
o woman on fer a rattlin' square mea.
-4iteI zOt t.lvUgn. q LergOt meSilf an
said Thank yer num-" An she sic ths
dog onter IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27
The Proper Practice of the Physical
Culture Theory.
WORK FOR WIFE OR DAUGHTER.
Home Oressmaking and the Salts
factory Results.
u n E WAL OF 1880.
Written Exclusively for The Evening Star

49, W ~ ~ IL Il III n
to look inside of our
house that Corbett
and Nit C h ell / had
been d ding their
training there TO
fight the governor of
Florida. uSt at
dusk recently l went
into the library to
get a book that has
been on a certain
shelf for years. /
threw the door of the
book case open and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

One gown properly made and becoming
Is or more use than five or six that have
seen much wear and little repair or care.
The secret of good dressing does not lie
In many toilets, but in suitable and i'm
maculate ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

An excellent furniture polish is made of
equal parts of wine vinegar and olive oil.
Put In large bottle and shake thoroughly
every day for week. 1t will then be
ready for use. 1t should be applied to the
furniture with soft wooden cloth and
well rubbed in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

Brooklyn society was parayzed last week
Two pretty and elegantly attired shop girls
of good family accompanied a gentleman to
the Union League Club reception. They are
said to have spoiled the pleasure of the
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-27

gushing than another it is dead" perfum-
cry. You can wash 1t out of your hair and
1t does no harm there.
once upon time the tomato was called
love apple" and was considered poison
ous-the analogy is lost. Now it is consid-
cred only second to the onion as an article
of diet The girl who eats quantities of
tomatoes and onions will find her complex
jon clearing and her headaches fleeing.
They may be eaten either raw or cooke ed
and are splendid preventative of bilious
ness.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-14
TRUSTEES SALES.

parted this life, leaving the undersigned as tho
surviving trustee. and being requested so to do
by the said Middle States Loan, Building and
Const rue Company, ! will ON WEDNES-
O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the courthouse OF the
city OF Roanoke, proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, all that certain parcel of
land lying In the city OF Roanoke Va, and de-
scribcd as follows:
beginning ut point OH the north side OF
Wythc avenue 2i3.94 feet cast OF Eleventh street,
thence with Wythc avenue in an castcrly dlrcc.
ton 10 feet to II point. thence northwardIy at
right angles to said Wythe avenue 1919 feet to
an alley, thence along said alley in westerly di.
rccllon o. feet to point, thence southwirdly
l3l. ~ feet to the place OF beginning. aud known
as lot No. S, section =, of the Mcrosc addition
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and To pay the amount now
uc and In arrears on said interest premiums
fines and dues, viz: Sl5S. ~. and the residue shall
be payable In two equal anuu, payments ~ orc
and two years from the date of sale the deferred
payments to be secured by decd Of trust upon tho
property. and bear interest from the date of sale
Upon this lan0 ia constructed n convenient aud
desirable dwelling house.
ALEXANDER NELL,
35l III Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue of deed OF trust dated the 18th day OF
December, 1872, from Kate E. Wolff and husb and
to Ii. X. Douglas and Thos. w. Miller trustees
which de ed is OF record In the clerks office of tho
corporation court for the city OF Roanoke in deed
book 81, page 50, TO secure to the Middle States
Loan, Building and Construction Company OF
liagcrstown, Mary land, the payment OF the dues
interest. premiums and fines therein stipulated
to be paid, and default having occurred in the
payment OF the said dues, premiums and inter
csts and fines 70: the space of six months and
Middle States Loan, Building and Construction
Company, we Will, ON WEDNESDAY, TIE 2D
DAY OF MAY, 1874, AT i2:i5 O'CLOCK y NJ in
front OF the courthouse OF tho city OF Roanoke
proceed to cell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, all that certain parcel OF land lying in tho
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, and described rs iol-
lows
Beginning at u point OH the north side of Pat.
ton street Is ~ feet west OF Park street thence
north ~ degrees east 25i feet to an allie thence
WIN said alley north "a degrees minutes west
4O5 fcct to point OH same thence south - de-
grecs west 1884 feet to Patton street, thence
with Patton street south Is degrees cnet 10 feet
to the beginning; being lot No. II, in section l5
az shown by the map OF the Rogers, Fairfax and
Houston Addition to tho city OF Roanokc Vir
gnia
TERMS: Cash NJ to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
due and in arrears on snid Interest, premiums
he payable in two equal annual payments OF ono
ana Two years from the day OF sale, the deferred
Payments to he secured by deed CT trust upOn the
propcrlyand to hear interest from tho day OF sale
tpon TINS land IL constructed u convenient and
desirable dwelling house.
II. X. DOUGLASS,
TlIOS W. MILLER
331 I'd Trus,o.
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TRUSTEES "AIE-WIlEREAS a CERTAIN
~ aecd OF trust was executed by a. l.. sibcr;,
". Is r. Barbour and Emma Barbour, his wife
10 w iiliam Il. Abbott and James f. a'chrord
anu their successors who arc truststs he iriu:
us,e March =, 1897, ana recorded i" the ctrk's
ouce on inc liuetings Court for the city OF itoa
noke In deed took ~, page 81, to secure the
performance OF certain conditions ind payments
sl'cciied IN II certain bond executed by the said
l.. Sibert, ID. II. +. Barbour, Il. :. Van Horn
oI even date with SAID deed for the payment of
fen to the Central City building aud Loan
Association, OF Syracuse N y In accordance
with their articles OF MssocihtiOn and whereas
the said William l.. Abbott and James l. Katch-
ioru, trustecs, have resigned the said trust and
INC Judge or tho Hastings curt for the city of
Roanoke did; on the 3 IN day OF March. 1894, APP
the stead and place of William L. Abbott ana
james r. Ratchford, trustees. after legal notice
as provided by statute TO all the parties in inter
crt, ana whereas default hes been made in the
payment and conditions mentioned I'm ~ Il bond
anu dccd OF trust for more than six months and
having been required so to do by the beneficiary,
tnc Central Citt Building aud Loan Association,
OF Syracuse. N \ 20, shall by virtue OF said decd
and pursuant 10 the term. thereof, proceed to
=, ut tSDAl. TIE ISL DAY OF MAY. 1891. AT
l2oCLOCk NJ, on the premises, all the property
conveyed Ia said decd, and being all that certain
lol or parcel OF land and Improvements thereon,
situated in the city OF ltonnokc and State OF Vir
Sinh anu dcscribcd M follows, to.wit:
BEGINNING mt Il point the south side OF
Cleveland street % feet west OF + street thence
with Cleveland street Lorh II degrees 10 min
utcs Wcst % :cct 10 point ON the same, thence
south 10 degrees 81 minutes west ll5 fee: to an
alley. thence with said alley south II degrees 10
inmates east - feet to point the same
thence north 10 degrees 80 minutes cast 1l5 feet
TO Cleveland street. the place OF beginning, and
known ~ Oi =. ny shown on the man OF Sibert
Barbour and Van Horn addition to tho city of
Roanoke, on flc in thc clerks Office OF tho Inst
ginia.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all costs OF ex.
ccuting this irnst, including the commission TO
inc trustee, and To pay or the amount the said
bond, with nrrcnruGcs and ducs thereon, amount
ing III the aggregate, including costs, To about
Sh'u, hhd tho balance ii any, in ono and two
equal annual instruments due In 2and ~ months
WIN interest from date, the purchaser executing
hc4otinhlr notes for the deferred payments ana
secured ~ decd of triet on the promises sold
! u Z. Ii. vi ES. Trustrc
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TRUSTEE SALE-BY VIRTUE OF \ DEED
or trust executed to the undersigned trustee
by W. L. Grayhll by deed bearing date of It'll dny
of November 1870 and record, in the clerks oiicc
deed book 53, pngc / H. TO secure to ID. b. Barbour
~ Co. tho sum of $3.50, sixteen hundred and
twenty dollars, ~ is evidenced by sixtytwo in.
tcrcst hearing negotiable notes in the sum of
:25 each; drawn with ven date herewith by w
Il. Graybill and payable To ID. g. Barbour n Co.
or order. monthly, ut the First National Bank OF
toanoke, va, ana one note for $50, payable to
ID u. barbour n 90. or order, In three months
from date, ut the First National Bank OF Rom.
okc, Va.
Aud whereas default has hccn made in six of
the :25W notes as they became due and payable
and nj the request OF he beneficiary go TO do, /
the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke Va Al
IL O'CLOCK NJ, On TIE 2T'ru DAY OF APRIL
lSi, the following described property, to.wit:
All OF that certain lot or parcc OF land with Il
house thereon. situated in inc city of Roanoke
Va, and described rs follows
Beginning nj point on the south side OF Shcn
ahdoah avcnuc ltj feet west OF Fourth street
thercc with Shenando all avenue - feet TO n point
direction 10 feet to he line OF the right of way
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad, thence with
said line III an eastcrly direction ~ feet TO a
point, thence in northcrly direction 1870 feet to
known rs west half OF 10, No s in section Is. n
shown on the map of Rogers, Fairfax ~ Houston
addition.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost OF sale and
take up the SIX past due notes or S25 90 each with
interest from the 18th day OF November, lSaO,
and to pay twcntyOne notes OF S25 ui each.
with interest from the 18th day OF Noven bcr 1870
these notes being payable monthly beginning
with the lth OF May next. Balance, II any, on
ak and twelve months time deferred payments
to bear interest from day OF sale, and to be SC.
cured by deed OF tiust on the property
321 ids II. r. TANNER. trustee
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TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed or trust dated on May %, 1885,, and re.
corded in the clerks Office OF tho Hastings Court
OF TIC city OF toanokc, Va, In deed book s,
page lui in which T a. Boiling ard wife CON
vcycd 10 the undersigned certain real estate in
the city of Roauokc Va. In trust to secure TO
X. H. Woodrum the payment of the sum of S6I5
evidenced by certain notes therein set ont; and
default having been made in the payment OF part
OF said debt, and being requested by the holder
thereof so to DO, shall On SATURDAY, APRIL
y, 1891. AT II O'CLOCK NJ, IL front OF the
courthouse of tho city of Ioauokc, Va, proceed
to sell ut public auction. to the highest bidder,
AL the property conveyed in SAID decd. to-wit:
A certain lot OF land with u frame dwelling
thereon in the city OF Roanoke, Va, beginning
at npoint on Salem avenue 80 feet cast of b
street. thence with Salem avenue - feet to a
Point and running back between parallel lines
liz feet. more css, being the northwest section
OF lot l5 section 20, OF +. ROrcr's map.
TERMS: Cash NJ To past due notes. interest
and insurance, amounting to about S57, and the
costs OF this sale. including a trustees commits
Sion OF per cent; balance, IL any, payable in
one and two years with interest from day OF sale
~ tbs ). w. JAMESON Trustee
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, RUsrEE's SALE OF CERTAIN PIECE

I RUSTEE'S SALE OF A CERTAIN PIECE
OF land situated in the city of Roanoke, Va,
and described NJ follows:
beginning nj point on the south side OF
Gregory street Ola feet west OF Brook street,
thence in southcrly direction % feet to an al
ley the &c with said alley in q westerly dircc-
ton 3i.T feet TO- point on same thence in n
thence with Gregory etrcct in All castcrly dircc.
ton D1 feet To The place of beginning, and
known M lot ii, section 3, Fairvicw Addition
by virtue Of decd of trust from G. =. Prcnty
to the Undersigned dated tho 9th day of Scptcm-
her fSH, and recorded in the clerks Office or the
linstinss Court for t"o city OF Roanoke, Va. in
deed book i3 page 81, to secure tho Home Build
ing and Conveyance Company the payment of
certain sum or money therein named; default
having been made in the payment of II part of
The amount. and having been requested so to do
by the beneficiary hereunder, shall proceed to
sell by public auction, mt the front door of the
courthouse. in thc city of Roanoke Va on
the premises above described TO tic highest
bidder
There IL Il three room cottage on this lot
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost Of executing this trust IL i.otcs of $l2 -
each, balance on one note of 81 -, NTH interest
ON said notes from September 9Th, 1870, and as to
the sum or Sl3I50. with interest thereon from
september 9th. $50, upon Il credit to become due
In monthly instruments of Sl2.5O cath the first
OF said insalmeits to become due on the ct
day OF May.lS9i, and one on tho same day in each
successive month thereafter until all have ma.
turco. Each instalmclt tn bear interest from day
or sale; the balance, If any, payable in one and
Two years from day of sale with interest from
thLt daic. Deferred payments TO he evidenced
by notes of the purchaser and secured by n decd
oil trust on the property. :. w. JAMESON.
329td Trustee
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. . trustee,
By l.. IL. TERliT, President. 3 oS I'd
e RUsTEE's sALE-BY vIRTuE or a DEED

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
of trust dated on February II, 1870 and re.
corded in the clerk office OF the Hastings Court
oil the city or Roanoke, Va, in deed book 81, page
llS, III which ID. l.. Solomon conveyed TO the
undersigned certain real estate in the city of
Roanokc, Va, in trust to secure to the North
side Land Company tho payment of tho sum of
$500, and default having ncen made in the pay
mcnt OF part of said debt, and being requested SO
TO do by the North side Land Company, will ON
SATURDAY,, APRIL Is. 1874, AT II O'CLOCK
NJ in front of the courthouse in the city of Roa-
hoke. Va, proceed 10 Fell ut public anction 10
INC highest bidder, all the property conveyed in
Those certain lots Of land in the city of Roan.
nokc, Va, known as lots Nos ~, 81, - and " in
section H. a. shown by the map OF tho North side
Land Company on hc in clerks Office ~ tho
iilislings Court of the city Of Roanoke, Va.
lEhMS: Cash a. to past due notes and inter
est about $40 and the costs OF this sale; balance
II any, payable in one and two years after da.t
OF SALE, with interest. II. = TROUT
32S IDS. Trustee
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T-RusTEE.s SNLE-RY YIRrIIE nEEn

I kUsTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUEOFA DEED
Oh trust from Mrs. lola III. Mceks 10 tho
nhvcrsiSDcd trustee. dated the 18th day OF
r1Woruary, ls'i. and duly recorded in tho clerks
Roanokc, Va, in deed book No. H. page 149
conveying the property hereinafter described in
trust tn 81 cure TO Mrs. Mary f.. Jones the nav
inent OF the sum OF 1881, AS evidenced by
OF even date with the said deed of tiust one
note being for 500. payable in four months after
u.tc' ana the othc: two notes being for ST25 so
cncn' payable in ono and two years after date
who cas- default has been made in tho psyment
Oh thc last mentioned note, and being rcaucstef
80 10 10 o. the holder thereof. will sell AZ puh
T auction TO the highest bidder, In front Of the
THURSDAY, the 18TH DAY OFF APRIL. 1Sl
a ,toCk NJ the following described par
Gel vi iaLu lying IN the city of Roanoke Va:
OeGihhlus NJ point on the east side OF Roam.
ohc street gu feet south or Elm street, thence
nvrth - degrees - minutes csst lis feet to an
AllcS; ,hcnce with said alley sonth 30 minutes
east on tect 10 point thence south IS degrees
~ ~ minutes west l21S feet to Roanoke street;
unvncc win Honnokc street north / degree 81
H'iuutcs west 50 feet to the place OF BEGINNING
IERMS:-Casb as to amount sufficient 70 1ay
Oh Move mentioned note of STa5xl with interest
.hereon from the 18th OF February, 1871, the
.esiuuc' IL any, 70 he made payable In one and
'Wo Years from the day OF sale This salc l. made
SUBJECT 10 the terms OF prior decd OF t7ist upon
thc property above described, to secure the nav
meh's 10 become duo on loan OF 81, 80 rs evi-
ucuCcu ny dccd or trust executed by W j. and
j.. blair Jr.. to Thos. W Miller tru.tcc for tb,>
nonic Loan " Building Association heo,iner
uatr OF 'le day of APRIL 1890 aud recorded in
uVcu nook ", page 311 Upon which loan nav
mems nr nave bcch made mp To aud including the
month OF April, 1892, tho amount i'm nrrcs-s 10
snld association OF February III 1Sn, hc;ng
tho sum or Sl,3igSl " '' "Ni"7
<o'us r. Is. JONES, Trustee