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The evening world., 1894-09-27
ROBBER ATTACKS A CLOWN.
Fred Lannon'S Skull Crushed by an
Unknown FOOtpad.
(By Associated Press

NssOCraVVu
CINCINNATI, Sept. H.-Fred La
mont, well-known circus clown. travel
ling with Robsins show, is lying at the
point Of death in the house of John
Robbison, at Terrace Park, near this
c,!ty, from injuries received at the
hands of a robber.
When 1t was time for him to appear
last night at Winchester, Ind, Lamont
was missing He was found by search
ers living outside the dressing-tent with
his skull crushed and his money miss
ing. His assailant IS unknown.
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AVENGED BY HER HUSBAND.
Tramp Killed by the Californian
Whose Wife He Attacked.

tBy Associated fress)
NEVADA, Cal, Sept. T.-An unknown
tramp attacked Mrs. James Williams
at her home in the old Tall house, three
miles above Columbia Hill, on Tuesday
last, and assaulted and robbed her.
That night the woman's husband
traced the tramp to Sweetland. where he
found him in bed early yesterday morn
ing, and shot and killed him.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
OVERTURNED A TRUCK.
narrow Escape of IA Driver In Col
lision with "A Cable Chr.

what might have been a disastrous
uccilent was narrowly averted at the
crossing of New Chambers street and
iaLk ROW at IL o'clock this morning.
a ,aole car 800 ran into the rear end OF
y Ihlture wagon and overturned It.
out escaped injury. one Of the horses
was slightly cut.
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POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Seven Races on the Programme to
Pe Decided at Jerome.
Clifford and Banquet Meet In the
lakewood Stakes.
EVENING WORLD" SELECTIONS

First Rnce--Applause, Havoc,
Louise flly.
second Observation-Disclosures, Dis
count, Pulitzer.
Third Race--CIiROrd.
Fourth Rnce--LiRhtfoOt, Flirt
FIorinda.
Fifth Rnce--Mohnwk, kallirhoc,
NincNnh.
Sixth Rncc--Dnmu, Pouch colt,
Expectation nlIy.
seventh Racc--Hugh Penny, HRr-
rin4tOn, Dcrfnrwilln.
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The Hayes Family Sued.
ny Associated Press }


FREMONT o.. Sept. 27.-Hueston Smith, OF
this city, has begun suit for $40. 900 damages
against the family of the late ex-President
r. d. Hayes. Plaintiff claims that his wife
received permanent injuries in a runaway caused
by a dog owned, boarded and harbored' by tn"
Hayes family at Spiegel Grove.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
QUEENS COUNTY SELECTIONS.

First Race--Frank II. Harf, jolly
Joe, EImstone.
Second Race--Rosita, Susie H.,
Irene.
Third Rnce--FIushing, Half Breed,
Clara Belle.
Fourth Race--Jaok Bachelor,
Montlece, Hay Tay.
Fifth Race--MoCOrmack, Mask,
Anna Belle.
Sixth Race--Verbia, Mirage, Hop
Per.
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AN attractive display In line FuRSITyRE at
FLIST's, West 23d St for out-oi-town visitors,
Pieces moderate. -
The evening world., 1894-09-27

have seen it cure womb trou.
bles when ali the wisest doctors
failed.
My sisters, don't hesitate.
Write at once; relief is wait
ing for you" - Mrs. Jennie
Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Get Lyaaa E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Combonnd from
your druggist. 1t will save you.
Twenty years of unparalleled
success confirms its power.
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WHILE most FURNITURE stores look deserted,
the rush nj FLIST's shows the effect OF popular
prices. West 23d St. ~
The evening world., 1894-09-27

Seven races, including the lakewood
Stakes. at IA mile and a furlong. viii be
decided at Jerome Park to-day, and the
talent will nave n better chance for spec
ulation. The lakewood Stakes, while II
has only two entries. Banquet and Clif-
ford. should prove to be an interesting
contest. They meet on even terms and
close finish ought to be the outcome
A good lot of youngsters is named to
start in the opening race, handicap
for two-year-olds. but Applause seems
to hold her field safe enough. Belde-
mere is conceding from to % pounds
to everything in the second race, but she
is very good, and should be able to do
SO. \ fair lot of three-year-old lilies
meets in the fourth race, and the Freak
ness Stable should score again.
The fifth and sixth races are half-mile
dashes for maiden two-year-olds. In the
last race Hugh Penny, Adelbert, Copy
right, Derfargilla Harrington and Gold
Dollar are named to start, and good
race should result. The entries and Sc
lections follow.
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AT JEROME PARK.
RECORDER.
First Race-Havoc. Applause.
Second Race-Discount, Beldemere.
Third Race-Clifford.
Fourth Race-Flirt, Lightfoot.
Fifth Race-Mohawk. Samaritan.
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Tsy, 1906; Red Cross, 100; Don't Know, Mirag,
Hopper. 100 each; verba, 100 ID.
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Geo. C. Flint Co..
43, as and Al W. 23d ST..
NEAR nROADXAY.
NEAR BROADWAY.

sixth Race-Expectation fllly, Pouch
colt.
Seventh Race-Hugh Penny. Derfar-
gllla.
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MONTANA OUTLAW CAUGHT.
The Notorious Henry Gross Mads
Prisoner In Missouri.
IBy Asllclated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. MonS.
Sept. 27.-Sheriff OMAR to-day received
word from Watoo. Mo-, that the noto-
rious outlaw, Harry Gross. was a pris-
oner there. The story OF Gross and
William Gay and their career OF crime
is short but terrible.
They robbed and burned a store In
Northern Wyoming, and in the running
fight with officers killed two deputies
and wounded others. big reward
was offered for their capture.
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A Cosy Flat Furnished ON Time.
Co.. loA West lAIh H. -
The evening world., 1894-09-27
Aiiing Women,
WHY Do You Hesitate ?

All ! have to say is, any
woman who continues to suf-
fer with any of those trying
diseases peculiar to our sex is
largely responsible for her
own suffering, for if she will
only apply to Mrs. Pinkham,
relief will follow at once.
The evening world., 1894-09-27

When Baby wes sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was o Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
when shn had Children, she gave them Cestoris.
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AT JEROME PARK.

Papers Selections.
The evening world., 1894-09-27

| his |
know abso.
lutely nom
my own
pers o II n |
experience.
Her Vege.
table Com
pound is a
miracle. |
The evening world., 1894-09-27
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE
For Shrewd Buyers.
Look Through Your Own spectucies.

DON'T TRUST TO HABIT NOR EVEN TO
HEARSAY WHEN RUYING FURNITURE. LOOK
AT IT FOR YOURSELF. SEE FOR YOURSELF
WHERE YOU CAN Bul THE BEST FURNITURE
TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE. DRAW COM
PARSONS. COMPARE THE MAKERS PRICE
WITH THE ORDINARY RETAILER's.
WE ARE FURNITURE MAKERS, VISIT US.
SEE WHAT ARTISTIC FURNITURE WE MAKE
IT'S FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
you CANNOT KNOW WHAT'S BEST TO BUY
IN FURNITURE UNTIL You've SEEN OURS
you CANNOT KNOW THE LOWEST PRICES AT
WHICH THE BEST MAY he HAD UNTIL YOU
HAVE VISITED OUR wARERooMs.
The evening world., 1894-09-27
Ratification Meeting in Newark.

NEWARK, y. j., Sept. ia meeting 70
for Congress and j. W. Arrowsmth for Surrogate
will be held in the Essex Lyceum tas even
Ing Of Oct p Prominent speakers will ~
present
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Mohawk showed lots OF speed in his
last race and ought to graduate from
the maiden ranks to-day. Kallirhoe may
beat Ninevah for the place.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
Produce and Merchandise.

NEW York. Feb. 9.-Flour dull, weak.
Winter wheat, low grades. e.OO@2 As;
patents, 3.25@3.5O; Minnesota clear,
2.50@2.90; patents, 35O@4,2O, low
extras, 2.05@2.45. Southern -four dull,
weak; common to fair extra, 2.OO@ 90;
good to choice do, 3.10@4 90. Wheat
active for export, lower, closing weak
No. 2 red, store and elevator 62%@63.
64@G4H; options active, heavy and dc.
clined lH@1%c on liquidation West
and here with large lines of March
thrown over. rallied Is, closed weak
g @1H below yesterday; No. . red,
February, 62%; March, 633s; May, 65sG.
Corn dull, steady; No. 2, AZ; elevator,
43W43A; options moderately active, ir-
regular, closing steady, A@% under
yesterday; February, AZ; March, AN;
May, 43aS Oats quiet, easier; February,
s4M; March, IS; May, 34A; spot No. 3,
1914; No. white, 81; Western, 38@37;
white do, 3s@4l. Hay quiet easy; ship
ping. 6o@65; good to choice, 7o@s5.
Wool active. steady; domestic, 2O@25;
pulled. le@25; Texas, o@15. Beof dull,
firm; family, 11313 extra mess, sos so;
do. hams quiet, Is so; tierced beef firm,
inactive; city extra India mess, 10000.
Cut meats quiet, steady; picked bellies,
~; do. shoulders, 6M@7, do. hams,
~; middles nominal.
Lard quiet, weaker; western steam,
7.75; city, 7@71s; February, TO; May.
7,55; refined quiet; continent, SEQ;
South America, 60; compound, eA@
6H. Pork mess, la.75@14.25 Butter
active, steady; State dairy. 1924; do.
creamery, 17@2l; Western dairy, 1880
II; do. creamery, 1s@27N. Cotton.seed
oil easy, dull; crude, 2o@20H; yellow,
33H@34. Petroleum quiet, nominal.
Rosin dull, easy. Turpentino quiet,
firm, 33@34 Ricr steady, active Mo
lasses. foreign nominal; New Orleans,
30@3S steady, quiet.
Peanuts quiet. Coffee options barely
steady, 5@l5 points down; February,
1925; April, Is 60; July, Is 90; Septcm
Der, 14.50, December, 14O4; spot Rio
quiet, easy: No, Z, 171s@l7A. Sugar,
raw quiet, firmor; fair refining, 2%;
refined steady. fair demands; No. 6,
l1.16@3H; standard A, 1904 SIG;
cut loaf, 4H@5 1-16; crushed, 4%@5
1-lG; granulated, 41s@4 Tic. Freights
to Liverpool quiet, firm cotton by
steamer, o64d bid, 5.32d asked; grain
by steamer, 2Hd.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
a Queens Jewels.

MY queenr'
1t was young Mr.. Kildur who spoke, and
he addressed Miss Mullins, at the same
time placing his arm around her waist and
attempting to deposit kiss upon her lips.
This was all proper enough, for the two
were engaged and had been betrothed for a
year, but the girl cvaded the salute, olsen
gagged herself from his embrace and stood
erect.
II am not your queenr she replied with
stately If not regal dignity
"Why, what's up, Carrier" asked the
young man in surprise.
You call me your queen. You have
often called me that, but am not have
read that when Queen Victoria appears in
the drawing room it is no uncommon thing
to see her display $3.50, 900 worth of jewelry.
How much jewelry do display Not even
an engagement ring!"
And she held out her ringless fingers for
inspection.
Mr.. Kilduff caught hold of the extended
hand, and this time he got his kiss, for he
replied:
II can't give you as many Jewels as
Queen Victoria wears, but my queen shall
have diamond ring tomorrow."-Puck.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10

I RUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
OF trHst executed ON the 10th day OF Noycm.
ucI, 1879, oy a. Il. Fuqna to tho undersigned and
recorded IN the clerks Office OF the IIustinrs
1ourt Oh INC city CT Roanoke. in deed book 81
page isd, to secure to A. G.. Pendcton three in
tcrcst- bearing negotiable notes bearing even date
win SAID deed for the sum OF sos each and pnv
aDle IN one, TWO and three years from date md
9eIauit having been made in the payment of tho
MS OF inc SAID notes, and nj the request OF the
18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891 All OcI oCE
H. NJ, IN 'front.' OF the courthouse in the city of
hohnokc, Va, proceed 20 sell at public aucfion
10 INC highest bidder that certain lot OF land.
win Broom residence thereon, lying in the city
or Roanoke, Va, bounded and described rs ioi
lowe: 40 io'-
Beginning at point on the sonth side of Ninth
avenue s. w 'i5O feet cast of Grove street. thence
WIN MEM avenue i'll nI castcrly direction 40
icet 10 point, thence in southery direction 1870
i ., 10 an alley thence III westerly direction
with said alley 80 feet TO point, thence i'm n
northerly direction 1870 feet to the place OF begin
hlnS, ana known a lot No S, section IL on Tho
map or the Lewis addition to the city OF Roam.
oke; n, which map Is on flc in The clerks Office
VI tue iinstlnge Court OF the city of Roanoke,
FAVOR of the Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association, estimated ut about $500 uayahic in
monthly instruments of SIT each
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the costs OF exc.
cutting this trust, including n commission OF &
per cent; TO tho trustee, and to pay the note of
sio5. with interest and costs OF protest past due
ana on credit for u sum suilc'e nt TO my tho
othcr TWO notes OF S7u5 each, with interest tho
hrst falling due on the 10th OF November, 1884.
anu me other railing due on the 18th OF Noycm-
us may be announced on the day OF sale De-
ferred payments TO be secured by decd of trust ON
said property. VIM. C. PENDIEToN va
IA tus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
~pRusrEE's sALE-By y1RTuEoF pEr1

ERUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF ADDED
Il OF ttust dated February S, 1Sl2 and recorded
in the clerks office OF Botctourt county cOurt i'm
deed book 50, pages l22 and l23 from the Glover.
dale Iron and Land Company to the undersigned
trustee, Ill trust TO secure Christian Dcbow the
Gum OF ) iO0G, as witnessed by Two notes dated
August D. 1880, for 5000 each, with interest nj
per cent, the first being cue August 4, 1892 and
the second August q 1898. Default having or
cured In the payment of the note due August Il
lsE', and being so required by the said Christian
D l,@yv WI; as said trustee. on SATURDAY,
MARCH j, le!4, at II O'Clock m In front OF The
courthouse mt Finoastle, Botetourt county YIN
proceed TO sell at public auction to the highest
bidder that certain tract or parcel OF land situated
nj Cloycrdale, Bototourt county, Va bounded
and described ~ follows, to wit:
beginning nj II stake in hollow near q cabin
Oh the cast SIDE of the railroad near a culvrrt
thence south 81 :. cast lS0 poles to stake on The
east side VI the road, south 4i east 3 poles IN
sake poles above marked pine south 2i x
east va poles To double black oak south loL
west U.s. poles to n black oak 90 cast 30 polcs
between Two perstmmons corner 10 Richardson
" Munger, and with Nningcr north BOX east
Isl poles TO two black oaks north 4 5-6 cnst ~
p"ics To between two pines, north 81 west
liOa poles 10 spanish oak. south SO west :,
poies TO stake east OF the rcd oak, north i3S
west ~ poles TO e stake, nor tn Az west 30 poles
TO stake near the railroad, east OF the railroad
line 5t east 4b& poles to II stake near "A locu.t
south bS west III poles to stake south 13s west
Is poles To stake, south 10Y west i6H poles 10 n
stake, south l5s west AZ to the beginning con.
tanning .U3 10 acres, ana being tho same land
that was cold by Christian Debow to the said the
Cloyesdac Iron and Land Company and re.
corded in the clerks Office OF Botetonrt county
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
TRUSTEES SALES.

Ky VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED
- tne 18th day OF June, 1893, and recorded in
c' SIC ONCE OF the corporation court for the
cn;eS a. ~ roanoke In deed book 50, page 145 exc.
.osecure 10 Thomas ". Miller the payment oi Tho
finh,o y, 800 " evidenced by three certain ncgo-
d auiv notes or even date with said deed of trnet
ah,e ~ ny me said V. Bumgardncr and pay
twelv ~ ,, h0mas W. Miller in four, eight and
sMr monhs respectively from their date in the
s. =. OF S2t76S. S2,7 90 and s2;7 81 resnectiucIv
sar t,d flfst National Bank, OF Roan oke ana d.
nrs. d .a'l ns oeen made in the payment OF ths
holdo, - ". eslu notes and ut the request OF the
DAf OF FEBRUARY, iSot. At ID o 6,T yrH
NJ, III lrout OF the courthouse in the civ ~ re-
the "a; a., proceed 10 sell ut public auction 10
parceIs ~ uloIer, all those certain lots or
Va bonnaa.aa 'iu wing IN the city OF Roanoke.
vi, utoMnucu and described as follows. oA''
bcginning at the southeast corrc, -, o,.
Dranao anu thirteenth street, thence with
s Uaamse avenue sonth III degrees MINT" 's on
dc"rec - Svs tcet 10 point, thence sonth IA
alley thcncn LIZ, ~ seconds west Bio feet to an
~. - or Win said alley north e6 dcprees
minute ~ seconds west 202 feet to i'hjrteon,h
street, tnchce with Thirteenth stree, north 20
uHegfces % minutes 10 seconds east BIO fcc. 10
Company's map rs tote Nos l. . 2 and i, H. n
tion 70 = . anu III sec
TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs TO enou,b ., .,.
.nc eoSt Oh executing this trust and To nav fhe
p ,st uuc notc aud interest and TO the sum ~
,.oo, with interest thereon from the 18th day
February. 1874, and to the sum OF S2T1 81 viii
lntcicst from the 18th day of June lSa3 on a
until the 18th day OF June, 1891; and as tn
TUG residue, II any there be- the Same shall be
payaole III Two equal instalmcEts, with interest
from DAY CT sale, in six aud twelve months
from day OF sale, deferred pavments
10 DC secured by deed or trust on the propertv
'os ROf Is. SMITH, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
PROVERBS.

Two proverbs In an ancient book 1 find,
And on their Inconsistency ponder.
Tho first says, "Out of sight is out of minds"
The second, absence makes the heart grow
fondcr."
made suggestion to the girl 1 love
Wc'll try it; it's the only thing to do"
Our double evidence will clearly prove
Which Of tho two is false and which Is true
This summer while you wander by the sea,
in the city have my life Elysian
I'll neither write To you, nor you to inc,
Till in Il month We render our decision~
The weeks crawled by: grew quite thin and
pale,
My eyes reduced to Nero consumptivc ho!-
lows.
At length the month was up and through tho
mail
There flew two letters, which were writ MS
follows:
Mine read: "Dcar love. tho test was too severe,
Though long the time, not once my mind did
wander
think we've proved conclusivcly, my dear
That absence makes the heart Just ten times
fondcr."
She wrote: Dear Tom, think by now you'll
find
Which provcrb was tho right one, after all.
OF course when out of sight ones out of mind
I'm TO be married In the early fall"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10

4 AUCTION SALE OF THE JACK FARM
VIII be made this time wthou; fail-Tbe
lnluncuons heretofore awarded 10 sion the sale
OF OF this Valuable tract of land having been nil
nissolved and the injunction last Applied for
having ocen refused by the judge o, the circnit
SSourt OF Roanoke comfy, and the said conrt
SSh,,lhE ny us decree in the causes of tho Sonth
.hici Land ompaIy ~. l.. q. uars brouuh
trustee CT ais, and Gates " Brown ct ais va
same mat was pronounced at ITS January tcrm
tc''', directed the undersigned L. g Hans
p[oneh, trustee in the deed OF trust cxecnted
May pin, 1870. by the said company 20 secure q
SSrtnin Sum of money 10 Misses Fnnnie r
si W. and Elizabeth J Jack, aud the under.
sIgheu ;. W Jainison. trustee in the deed or
s sr"s, 70 sSeCned September ls 1855 10 said Jane
soh 10 secure certain sum OF money TO W NJ
aLu A. M Fuller. 10 sell said tract OF land
lucy VIII SCH the same ut public auction "a tho
nighcst bidder in front of the courthouse In sad
i iMn or Salem Al 1899 ON THE 1911 DAY OF
II phuAR1, 1924. that being county cont day
nc shlu land lies on the south bank on Rooo
nokc river, opposite Salem. contains BIS scrcs
Is or great fertility, is improved with comfort
anic uwciilng and outhouscs and we'll suited for
oui,ulhS lots or Tor agriculture.
nc SAFE VIII hc for enough cash to satisfy tho
uen.s ny saiu trust deeds 10 witt $500, with in
5 ncacon from September 1st, 1892 and sis-
souWlth interest thereon from May 9TH 1870 and
~ 10 the balance ttf any there shall bc) on one
al" '"o year credit. L. G: HANSBROUGH
, ). W. JAMESON
~ JUS Trustees
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. Git was a dull
and uninteresting day in stock circles.
The total sales were Only l5O, 900 shares.
of which 6l,3o0 were American Sugar.
Again, the net changes for the day were
comprised within a range OF Is to e per
cent, generally in the direction of i'm.
provement. In tho early trading the
market, while dull, was strong. espe-
cially for American Sugar, Western
Union, General Electric, st. Paul and
burlington and Quincy. Tho advance
in Sugar was due to the reiteration of
reports from Washington that the Sen
ate hnance committee would reco nmend
small duty on refined.
Tho buying, in street parlance, was
considered good Shorts in Western
Union displayed some nervousness soon
after the opening, and the stock ad-
vanced Il to 63&. To check tho i'm
provement sellers Co.'s at s1H@SlX
were put out, but this had no influence
until late in the day when q general
improvement ensued owing to the sharp
Decline in wheat, both here and in
Chicago. At this time Sugar foil ~,
Whiskey ", Western Union q, Gin
clnnati, burlington and Quincy, General
Electric and Reading u per cent each,
and the other active stocks 4 to u per
cent. The decline brought in fresh
buying orders, and as a result the mar
ket left off steady. Distillers and
Sugar showed the greatest strength in
the final dealings. London sold few
thousand shares of st. Paul. but the
offerings were quickly absorbed by
local operators. The railway and mis-
cellaneous bond market WAS higher.
Sales: Listed stocks, 81, 900 shares; un-
listed, $4,000. Treasury balances: Coin,
s94, BAT, 600; currency, $40. 37s, 900.
Money on call has been easy at per
cent; last loan at and closing offered
at 1. Prime mercantile paper, 4@4H per
cent. Bar silver, 63x. Mexican dol.
lars, 5116. Sterling exchange is steady
with actual business in bankers bills az
4s4M for sixty days and 4sG% for de-
mand; posted rates, 4S5@487%. Com
mercial bills, 4S4@4S44 for sixty days
and 4s6@4S64 tor demand. Government
bonds higher. Railroad bonds firm. Sill
yer at the board neglected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10

RN VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST EyE
- cutcd TO me, the undersigned on the 2nd
uay or December, 1852, by Ella X. Anderson ana
recorded IN the clerks Office OF the county court
OF Roanoke county, Va IN deed hook NV"
page i5i, III trust 10 secure to the Itna Land and
investment Company the payment OF the sum
OF sl3335 rs evidenced by two notes of S6C ia
cach payable one and two years after date and
dctanit having been made in tho payment OF the
iast mentioned note, which note Il entitled tn n
crcult or SH'.33 IA OF December t3. lS!i! and de-
ia'ilt having been made in tho payment of tho
balance OF said note and being requested so To
90 by the beneficiary. will ON FRIDAY TIE
23kD DAY OF FEBRUARY 1874 An 10
" Ci4oCh NJ, III front or tho office OF W 4
fcdiSo ~ Co, In the town of Vinton Va
oncr Tor sale by pubic auction, to the highest
bidder the following dc scribcd propetty located
III the town OF Ninton, in the county of Roanoke
w, on the lands OF the -ftna Land COMPANY and
known rs lots nnmbc eight (S) and ten (l1 and
section seven % on the map or the said Etna
Lane Compnny's property.
Films: Cash us to an amount sufficient to
pay INC cost OF executing this trust including a
trustees commission OF 3 per centum; also the
cost ANA expense attendant upon sale heretofore
maze OF this property after due advertisement
Oh thc 2sth day or September. 1898 which COSTS
ana expenses amount To the sum OF $500 and
pay OF and discharge the balance due upon
SAID note; II there re any residue the same shall
nc made payable ia one and two years from dale
evidenced ny negotiable notes secured by deed OF
trust upon the property.
% tds HENRY NJ. DANIEL. Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
Hc Waa StrtlcI<.

A clerk in Grand River avenue grocery,
who had been greatly annoyed by the boys
pilferng from samples at the door, saw
1O-year-old pockcting apples. He couldn't
catch the young pilferer, and in his great
indignation he called out:
boy, if ever get hold of you, I'll break
every rib i'll your body"
Twill, eh?"
Eyes, willr'
I'll tell you what I'll do, and the First
National bank will back me-" said the bow
as he came n little nearer. "I'll bet you $40
you can't tell how many ribs Il human be-
ing has. Now put up if you dare!'
The clerk looked just like n man who had
oecn asked n hard question as he went back
into the store and began to hunt for n med
1cal almanac.-Detrot Free Press