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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-22

FNRUSTEE'S AND COMMISSIONERS SALE
j by virtue OF deed OF trust dated the ioth
day OF January, 1872, from +. A Pope and hus.
band 10 the undersigned, and in compliance with
the DEGREES or the circuit court for the city OF
Roanoke entered ut the November 1893, and
March ., 1874, term thereof, in the chancery
Cause therein pending, styled A Pope and wife
ys. 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 Il 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
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1894, AT 70 O'CLOCK NJ,
IN front of the premises, proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder all that valuable lot
and stone residence and outbnildings i'm the eli Y
OF Roanoke, Va, and described as follows:
u beginning ut the northwest corner of the
Boulevard and IF" street, thence with ~"
street in norhcrly dire cton $50 feet to an alley
thence with said alley In westerly direction 100
feet to point, thence NJ right angles and in a
southerly direction $50 feet to the boulevard
thence with the Boulevard in an ca.tery dircc
ton 100 feet to the place OF beginning being lots
and >, In block $, according to tie map OF tho
West End Land Company
rms sale Is expressly subject TO he lien OF the
two deeds or trnst on said land, one dated the
18th day OF February, lS9l, to secure to the Mary
land Life Insurance Company the payment OF
$500, due February IS. 1896. Interest payable
semi annually, and the other dated the let day OF
June, 1891, to secure the same compsuy the pay-
p M al t1a. slSs ~
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T"RUSTEE'S SALE-WHEREAS, BY a GER
tain decd Of trust, executed by H. A. Sims
To Henry 5. Trout, trustee, bearing date October
LIST. 1872 NJ of record in tho clerks Office of the
Hastings Court for the city of Roanoke deed
book ~, page 81. to secure the payment of Ger
tain notes therein mentioned; and whereas The
said IL. :. Trout has resigned tho said trust and
the judge of the Hastings Court fo- the CITY of
Roanoke cid, on I he 2lsi day of March, 1871 an
point the undersigned G. II. Vines a. trustee in
said deed in the place and stead OF II. s. Trout
trustee. after legal notice to all parties in interest
ana whereas, default h ~ been made IN the pay
mcnt Of the note bearing date April lst 1S92 for
the sum of 81 1888 33. which there il credit OF
$40 as of May 23rd, 1893, at one year, and on he
ing required so TO do by the beneficiary, shall,
by virtue OF said deed OF trnst proceed to sell Mt
public auction to the highcs. bidder, ON MON
DAY, APRIL BIRD, 1894, in front of court house
Roanoke, Va, at - O'Clock III. all the prOperty
convc cd i'll said deed, and being that cert ain lot
or parcel Of land with improvements thereon
situated In the city of Roanoke, Va and de-
scribcd ~ follows, tOwt:
Beginning AT a point on the south side of
Shenandoah, or First avenue L. w, 50 feet east
OF OIL Tank alley; thence south 100 feet more or
less To the right OF way OF the y. ~ w railrOa,l:
thence cast with said railroad 50 feet TO lot No 3:
thence north 1870 feet more or less to Shenandoah
avenue; thence 50 feet west 10 the beginning.
TER hS:-Cash.
3-22tds G. Ii. VINES, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SAI,Es.

s. VihtHE OF DEED OF TRUST. MADE
u. ,n rnv "a cay OF May 1892. whereby D. b. f.
We Horn and Olivia Van Horn, his wife. and a
4: eioert conveyed to Henry H. LOOMS. of
~ suTf In Iusf 10 the property hereinafter
Of the sum u 47 Is the same being ING
"a association, evidenced BY scvcnty.two
.cnts4 notss OF even date with said deed,
Ehma Ii Barbour, each for the snm or =, ], '. nI
pt .ne three last maturing, which are each for
sum oi Sst payable to the said ASSOCIATION
,, eacs OF said notes to be paid on or dcforc the
nj ~. saturday in each and every month until all
crest ON each OF said notes after ma,nritx a,
ne rate or per cent per annun, payable semi
annally' and default having been made in the tn.
the last Saturday OF the month of March. Is,ia
ana tnose alablc subsequently thereto M TO md
lncinaing the note falling due and payable ON the
last Saturday IN January, 1894. with interest
thereon, which notes. inclusive of the amonnt ~
wa, vail uIc on the last Saturday OF February 1894
YIN nlI amount 10 the sum of : i31 g. lnclrsiyr of
nnes, according to the rules and bylaws or the
au association; and having been substituted as
ation court OF the city OF Roanoke Virginia. and
naslhS peen required 80 to do by the beneficiary
INV en salu ucea OF trust, the said Eastern Build
rs ~ =, anu Loan ASSOCIATION OF Syracuse, Y /
shall ON THE ~ I'll DAY OF MARCH. ISM Mt
tne front door of tho courthouse in tho CITY of
Tor sale, to the highest bidder n; mn Bic action
inc following described property, situated in ,hr
to-wit ~ w '"Sihia.
known and distinguished as lot No II. "a
SHOWN by subdivision OF lots ono ~ 10 cicht
~, inclusive OF section sixty (G0) OF West End
Land Company's land made by sad Barbour
", yam Horn and S,6crt, and plan or same filed in
inc once OF the clerk OF said county said LOT
NO no. II being twenty-five (s5, feet front on Ccyc
ia,iu street ana running back OF the same. width
ono hundred and fifteen U'5) feet to "A ten (m
ioot alley, with the appurtcnanccs and all the
estate title and interest therein of the said
parties OF the first parties, mentioned in said
TERMS: For cash as to 80 much OF the nro.
cceds as may be necessary TO dctray tho ex.
pehses OF executing this trust, Including
c cInsec commission of per cent and to dis
InarSc INC amount now due and payable and i'm
uciault. and will become due on last saturday NJ
ireoruary as above set forth, with interest, and
INC assumption by the purchaser at said sale of
INC residue OF SAID notes, and il there he any
residue or said purchase money. the same shall
DC made payable In one anu two equal annual in.
s saI'"' nis, ~ one and two years from date of
saic, Win interest thereon until paid and
secured by decd of trust from the uurchnscr
upon tho property sold
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON
Substituted Trustee
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real Estatc.-Ey virtue OF q decree of the
llusting's Court for the city of Roanoke, Va,
entered on the 18th day of February, 1891, in tho
v. Feather ct. as l shall rs special commits
sioner, appointed by said decree, sell Mt public
auction auction NJ the front door OF the courthouse OF
Roanoke city, Va. ON WEDNESDAY, THE
ltTIl DAY OF APRIL, 1891, ATl2 O'CLOCK NJ.
That certain house and let situated I'm he city of
tO-wit: s'
Beginning at point on the north side of Chap.
man avenue $50 feet west OF Il street, thence west
with Chapman avenue 40 feet To point and run
ming back in northcrly dire :,ion between par.
Hlle lines i3o ll,l2 feet 10 an alley, known as lot
10. 4, section IS OF Rorcrs survey and add-
ton TO the city of Roanoke. Va.
TERMS: Onc-third cash, balance in four equal
Instruments payable respectively in t. IL, Is and
~ months from the day OF sale, credit install
ments bearing interest from The day OF sale
X. RANDOLPH HICKS,
Special Commissioner
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COMMISSIONERS ALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ certain decree OF the Hastings Court OF the
city or Roanoke, rendered at it's February term,
Carriage Company vs. p. 5. Miller ct al. the nm
dersigned, as special commissioners appointed
by said decree, will ofrer for sale at pnblic auc.
ton on inc premises AT IL O'CLOCK NOON ON
THE 2oIli DAY OF MARCH, 1894, the following
described real estate situated In tho conn,v ~
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.USrEES' SALE.
interest payable semi annually; interest o.
s s has been paid up to the 2Sth day OF
TERMS: Cash.
d. ii. MATSt n
Trustee and Commiss ~

the city of Roanoke. do ccr,ify that n 3
son has executed bond in the penalty
WI n approved security as directed In 4 +.
OF INC said circuit court cnt. rcd at the y /;
lS!3, term. in the chanccry cause, stylct
ana wife Va L. w. Miller and others.
40 'us :. =. BRUOKI q
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the Roanoke Daily Record. in which the above
sac was heretofore advertised, having ceased
pnblcation, IL Il hereby announced that tho
above +a e will take place upon the terms and al
t in1 sane A., piace sPectiicd On TuuRsDAY, TIE
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON, Srb.titntcd .Trns
tee. 2 il ia
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real Estatc.-By virtue OF a decree of the
linstings Court OF Roanoke City Va, in the
chancery cause OF d. f. Whitlock for etc vs. W.
b. e. Durchett ct ais entered on the 18th day OF
cell at public auction. at the front door OF the
G0Irthonse OF Roanoke city. Va, on TUES DAY,
me loTii DAY OF APRIL, 1871, at II O'Clock
m, that certain house and lot situated in the
cry oi Roanoke, Va, bounded and described az
on the south side OF Fem street and with snid
lot south degrees 40 minutes west 1iS6 feet 10
an alley thence with said alley north 70 degrees
10 minutes west - feet to point thence north
Gcgrees Az minutes cast li6 feet, more or less, to
rcrh street, thence with said street south ~ de-
grecs 10 minutes east % feet to the beginning
known as the eastern half of lot No H. section
s. OF North Side Land Company's map.
TERMS-Onc-third cash, balance in three conai
instruments. payable, respectively in g. IL and is
months from day OF sale, credit instruments TO
bear interest from the day OF sale
X. RANDOLPH HICKS,
Special Commissioner
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TRUSTEES SALES.

assumption by the purchaser at said sale of the
residue OF sad notes yet to become due and pay
said purchase money, the same shall be made
payable in one and two equal a nual install.
nen.ss nv one and two years from dat of sale
VIE y, interest thereon until paid, and secured by
property sold. fo' '"'
hDWARD w. ROBER rSON,
substituted Trustee
nc Roanoke Daily Record in which the above
sag was heretofore advertised, having ceased
publlcation, Il is hereby announced that ina
anovc sale will take place upon the terms and nj
INC uic same place above ccided, on THURSDAY
NJ ~ d LA " ANIL. 1881. AT l2O'CLOCK
-M. EDWARD w. ROBERTSON
Substituted Trustee
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|; 5. 5. Brooke, clerk OF the corporation court
or hoanoke city, Va, do hereby certify that the
bond required by the decree above referred to-
has been executed s. : BROOKE
III tds Clerk.
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). ;. Brooke, clerk OF the Corporation Court
OF Roanoke city, Va, do hereby certify that the
pond required by the decree above referred to
has been executed $ $ BROOKE
310td CI.rl
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The Roanoke Daily Record, in which the
auoVc sale was heretofore advertised having
ceased publication, II is hereby announced thar
inc above sale will take place upon the terms and
~ y. me ZANE pla pms, above specified on THURS
o'c ock nj. EDWARD W ROBERrSON Suh
sttutcd Trustee 2 iitds
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TN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE HUsT.
ings Court for the city ofRoanoke on the 10th
day OF March, 1884, Roanoke Grocery and Mill
ing Company, plaintiff, against Casey Brothers,
defendant. Chanccry.
The object OF this snit Is to subject certificates
Nos. II and ~ OF Roanoke Savings Bank OF the
par value OF $500 each, the property OF X. n.
Casey, deposited IA collateral security for the
payment of three notes OF E236. 10 each. made by
Casey Brothers to Roanoke Grocery and Milling
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EDWARD ". ROBERTSON,
Substituted Trustc

The Roanoke Daily Record, in which the above
sale was heretofore advertised, having ceased
publication, II is hereby announced That The
above sale will take place upon the terms and Mt
me same place above specified On THURSDAY
TIE 5lll DAY OF APRIL 1891 Ar -
O'CLOCK NJ -
EDWARD W. ROBERTSON,
u IL Jus Substituted Trustee
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EDWARD w. ROBERTSON,
Substituted Trustee.

inc Roanoke Daily Record, in which the above
sale was heretofore advertised, having ceased
publication Il Is hereby announced that the
the same place above specified cn Thursday tho
5th day or April, 1874, nj IL O'Clock m EDWARD
=" KoBERSON, Substituted Trustee. 3l4 ids
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CHANCERY CAUis

TN TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF ua rl-T.
Il ings Court for the city of RoanoDe ol l... irtl
day OF March, 1891, Eugene ii. W.. r'g,tfi f,
against Howard Chapman and OIL lt lill.
Chanccry.
The object otthis suit is to i0ii .iDaa-H
Chapman and the State Savings ,4N -au. ne
gotiating or disposng of in any rlaf ca
certain negotiable notes aggregate -
S425; one for Sll1.67, one for 81 b1 arr
$14lGG, payable in one, two and III sfc rom
date, made by Eugene H. Violin rnreu. .r la
1893, payable to Howard Chapman srie .ud
to cancel so much OF said notes n hs ~
cient TO Offset Judgment recover -le
said Howard Chapman by the G. !tou
and Land Com pany in the sum o. $50 ~
terest from September ., 1891, NJ .i.4o costs,
which said Judgment was render a. tfa sop.
TENDER, 1891, term OF the Hastings Court rOr the
city of Roanoke, Va, docketcd O'.o..f g, 1881,
and is lien upon certain lot or pafce lf lErI
in the city OF Roanoke Va, which the said How
ard j. Chapman sold with general warranty OF
title to the aforesaid Eugene ii. Woln 18th OF
November, 1893 And an AFFIDAVIT having been
made and filed that the defendants, Howard Chip.
man, Mary A. Chapman and the National Mutual
Buldinging and Loan Association, OF New York
are not residents of the State OF Virginia, IL Il
ordered that they do appear here, within fifteen
days after due publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary protect their interest in this
suit And II lie further ordered that n copy hereof
be published once week for four weeks in THE
ROANOKE DAILY TIMES and that a copy be posted
at the front dc OF the courthouse on this city on
the first day OF the next term.
Copy-Tcste: s. :. BROOKE, Clerk
Edward Lyle q. 3lS30t
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nc hoahoRc Daily Record, In which the above
salc was heretofore advertised, having ceased
publication, u Is hereby announced that the
above sale VIII take place, upon the terms and Al
the same place above specified, on THURSDAY
THE STU DAY OF APRIL, 1881, at I2 O'clock M
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON
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A Satisfactory Appointment.

The appointment OF Ex-Governor
Thomas T. Jarvis to the senate to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Scna
tor Vance will be acceptable TO the whole
south. Senator Jarvis is Il man of the
people, and Il true representative OF the
democratic sentiment of North Carolina
and of the whole south He is said to
be Il man of great personal magnetism,
Of splendid judgment and he has the full
confidence of the democracy OF his state.
He rose from the plow handles, and his
wonderful success pays tribute to the
genius Of the man. Having had the adj
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-23
a Revolution in Cotton.

The Rockefellers Of Standard Oll
fame. are said to be interested III a new
device for baling cotton.
The other day one of these bales ar
rived in Galveston and at once became
the center Of admiiing observation. 1t
was a cylirler. five feet, eight inches
long, by twenty-One inches in diameter
fastened with carpet tacks, and weigh
ing 900 pounds. 1t is claimed that TINS
now baliug process will wipe out the
middle men, AMI make every Sinner his
own compressor. There will be no more
bagging and ties and congresses, ana
cotton iamming will be u lost art The
Galveston News says:
-Four gins tailed to common center IN
which is q steel frame costing $l,5oo
Through this frame run four mandrils. The
mower which runs the gins runs the man
drills in the frame. y boy comes along
grabs the end of a bat as 1t comes from
a elm and gives it q turn around the nearest
,1andril which Immediately commences
winding it UP like d roll of wall paper An
iron roller runs against the cotton on the
mandril COMPRISING the white cylnuer
TO a density OF about tWenty-seven pounds
per cubic foot. The people who nave TINS
wonderful scheme in hand say that they
There are other Iichmonds in the 1leld-hot
the cotton field where the staple IS grown
hut in the cotton field where nothing grows
hut the other mans bank account. Inc
Renbert cotton roller has been greatly per-
fected and can, it is claimed. put cotton
down to forty pounds a cubic foot il neces-
sarv. The Rembert bales are tWenty-tWo
inches square by about five feet elSht
inches in length. Some of this cotton viii
he exhibited here this week
The cylindrical bale in the cotton eN-
change was shipped from Waco by Mr..
Warren Patterson. Cotton men here are
sDeptical regarding the many claims made
for this cylindrical bale, but some believe
that if will so revoutiouize cotton growing
fhat. along with improved cultivators, har-
vesters, Huns and SlaVs, cents pound
will be profitable figures to the farmer.
Under the new regime there will be no
Niger in the cotton patch, no man III the
hoy no cotton TANNERS, no commission
merchants, samplers or inspectors-simply
q cotton harvester, gin stand with
coynnress attached, a railroad wharf, a
steamship and the Manchester ship canal.
Perhaps these claims are too eHtrava-
CANT. The fact, however, that the Rock
efcIlers are interested in the new process
would Indicate that it will be pushed,
and it may lead to revolution in the
cotton world.
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q sectionalist devoted to the exclusive
interests of The money power
He unhesitat ingly chose the latter.
Just as unhcsita tingly his friends in the
south, who thought they saw in his
career the possibilities of craftsmanship,
turned their backs on him,
We do not think the opportunity will
ever come to him again. If it does we
feel confident that he will avoid it as
promptly and as decisively as he did the
other day. At the same time we should
be sorry to believe that any southern
democrat objects to Senator Hill be-
cause in the dialect of the mugwumpS,
he is a machine politician.
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Atlanta, Ga, April Is, 1894.


Washington, April 2.-Brigadter General
Ordway, commanding the district national
guard has issued general order No. .. d.
recting the annual muster ana in
spection Of the guard. Perhaps II
is only a coincidence, but all six
battaIions were called out for duty con-
secutively on dates commencing with the
arrival of Coxcys mob on May LIST, en-
tending to Wednesday, May 18th, when
the light artillery and the ambulance corps
will close out the inspection and muster.
No patronage heeler can be a Moses.
Moses was not on hand when the worship
of the golden calf began.
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Ohio and Texas.

In the matter of lynching, under GER
tain similar conditions, Ohio and Texas
are very much alike.
When a negro in Texas 1elonlouSly
assaults a white woman the people OF
the yicinage lynch him. This pracllce
is severely condemned in Ohio, but when
the people of that state have the same
provocation they adopt the Texas
method.
The other night negro who had as
saulted a lady in Logan county, ONO,
was sent to jail. A military company
was ordered out to protect him, but the
mob induced the soldiers to retire and
then hung the prisoner to convenient
tree.
Our southern lynchers are not so law
-ess. They have never yet driven OH
the militia, and as 4 rule when the all
thority of the state makes itself heard
they submit. Haze in Georgia, and also
in Mississippi, there have been times
when the governors of those states have
dispersed lynchers without calling on
the military.
But we have many times called atten-
ton to the fact that human nature Is
about the same everywhere. Lynch law
in Texas is deplorable, but Maine will
resort to it the moment that the people
find that their women are outraged by
brutes.
We have peculiar conditions, varying
with orr different sections. The east can
no more Law down the law for the south
than the south can prescribe Il law for
the east We must all attend to our
affairs in our own way.
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TIE SENTENCE.

Tho Moments were numbered
the strife was finished the vision
closed. In the tWinkling of an eye
our flying horses mad carried US to
the termination of tt1e.......................
aisle at right angles we wheeled
into our former direction. The turn
CT the road carried the scene out OF
my eyes in an instant and swept it
into my dreams forever.
Supply the missing word in the above sentence
and if you guess the correct word you will share
with the others who are as fortunate one fourth Of
the receipts from the subscriptions OF all those who
guess.
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An EuuiSe Policy,

continue to report the eastward move
ment Of the Industrial armies.
The mayors and railroad authorities in
the far west combine together and pro-
vide free transportation for these eXcur-
sionistS. These idIers are fed and com
fortably housed, and sent rejoicing on
their way 10 Washington.
This policy is against the interests Of
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peace and order and industry. If Cox
ey's followers can pay their way they
have a right to go where they please,
so long as they behave themselves. but
when they try to live without working,
and with no means of their own to sup
port them, no community should en-
courage them.
If q town in the far west has right
to ship these trampS to Washington 1t
will be the proper thing for Washing
ton to ship them back again. We have
had too much of this sort Of thing. Many
southern cities give their pauperS Tree
transportation to Atlanta, and oar au-
thorties pass them on TO other towns.
The practice il bad one. When the
authorities of town find a destitute per-
son they should deal with the case
themselves instead of throwing the Dur
den upon strangers. They are working
against the best interests of the country,
and it is time to call a halt.
-o--------------
The sapheads say that those VINO sla",
on the democratic platform are "SoreheadS'
~. lIj :
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Q a TIE
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Il e. Il Il a. w ORD
To Nav fSt.
An Interesting Contest in Which Every
body mas the Same Chance

The Missing Word competition craze is the latest
fad in England. 1t is exciting the whole country,
and hundreds Of thousands OF people are racking
their brains for missing words.
Several London weekliCS have started what they
call "missing word competitions" and the craze
hiss affected all England TO such an extent as to
block the money order Office and embarrass the
whole postal service. The scheme is this; A
sentence is printed every week from which
word is omitted; Tor instance, Smith is a -
and people are invited 10 send in their guess with
a money order Tor shilling. The money sent in
is divided among the guesSers who name tne
correct word. few weeks ago one paper Gistrib-
uted SO 600 among fOrty-three correct gueSSers.
each man receiving over $500 for his shilling. The
money order blanks have all been used ~ at many
postolices, the mails are clOgged, and clubs have
been organized to go INTO the guessing business.