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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES

tbuiiding Association and Investment COMPANY
inc payment or the sum Of So 299. 99 evidenced nv
GH1 CIV, ot even cate with said deed OF trust, bear
pay bLeT re- at the rate Of cent per annum
pTasHoc IN one and elghty.tour months resncc-
lively from date. And whereas default has bncn
h ltuc III tue payment OF fftccE of said notes and
mnei mS required so to do by the ,aid Roanokc
,,.., association and Inycstmcnt Comnany !
MI SCI, az public auction to tho highest bddcr
TE MMxEEDPN IsSY THE a6TH DAY OF SEP
hansa n ls9. at the front door OF the court
aouse IN inc city of Roanoke, Va, the following
aesefiocd real estate situated in the civ Of Roa
n0se ana bounded as follows, to wit: Va '''"'
, beginning at point on the 7outh aldo al,
nouertson street 145 feet east OF tho sonthcast
CoIner OF robertson and Nelson streets: Theme
south degrees west 1908 feet to an alley. thcncc
W Win said alley north IS degrees 80 minutes cast
gIGes cast ISIS feet to Robertson; thence with
Mooo,tson street norte IS degrees west % feet To
the place OF beginning te@' "
IEhMS OF SALE-Cash as to the costs NJ sale
lhciuuihg trustees commission of lnvsl nor
eeh.mm ana the sum OF $515 i3, and as To tho nm,
VI S~S.oi, upon credit TO become dne in
monthly instruments of $27. SO each wiz, ntcrcst
anee, II any, payable in one and two years with
interest from date, deferred payments TO be evil.
9enced by the notes of tho purchaser and secured
oy 9csd OF trust on the premises oonycyed
2o-tds ~ LUCIAN ii, COCKE I'rnst,c
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RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EyE

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TTUST ENE-
~ cuted TO me rs trustee by homas A Boiling
on the Goth day OF July. 1875, and duly recorded
In the clerks office of the Hastings Court for The
city of Roanoke in de cd book No. So pncc /. con-
vcying tho hereinafter described property in
trust To secure to Beverly Tweedy the payment of
the sum of $3.50, evidenced by three negotiable
notes OF the said Thomas A. Boiling, each for the
sum or Sl16G6a, bearing even GATE with said
uceu ana payable with interest at the rate of q
per cent per annum to the said Beverly Twccdy
or order nj the First National Bank OF Roanoke
VA, In six, twelve and eighteen months from
date respectively. and default having been mad
III inc last or said notes, and. having been re
gucsted by the holder thereof 60 to do | will, ON
SATUtDAi. OCTOBER q, 1894, AT 2O'CLOCK
M, AT the front door OF the courthouse in Ron.
noke city, offer for sale to the highest bidder Mt
publlc auction. all that certain lot or parcel of
land lying and being in the city OF Roanoke, Va,
ana bounded and cescribed as follows:
, beginning nj the northeast corner of Blaine md
fark streets. thence with Park street north q de-
grces 30 minutes cast S. feet to an alley thence
with said alley south as degrees 10 minutes cast
~ rect TO point, thence south degrees 90 min
ntes wcst rs feet to Blaine street. thence with
iSiaine street north 81 degrees IS mnutcs west 80
feet to the beginning "es' w
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to nav or
ana discharge the amount now due on said note
ana the costs OF this sale said note is an 70
credit OF $50, rs of the second day of ApriI 1912
Daancc In ono and two years from day of ssle
deicrred payments evidenced by tho negotiabIe
t hotes OF the purchaser and secured by deed Of
trnst upon the property above described
Ia 81 A. u. STAPLES, Trustee
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Spanish Peanuts.

The Spanish peanut is described in a
bulletin from the north Louisiana sta.
ton as Il very desirable variety 1t is
early, very prolific and easily harvested
the pods adhering to the vine. Planted
III April, they will mature crop in
August, and planted as late as July they
will make crop before frost They are
excellent to follow out crop The pea
is smaller than other varieties, but thoy
are sweet, fill out well and show fewer
'pops" than any Properly harvested
by pulling the vine up and reversing in
the sun for few hours and then shock.
ed up i'll the evening. left shocked the
next day and hauling in at evening, an
excellent quality and quantity of hay
may be got, which is ravonously eaten
by all kinds of stock. The vines should
be pulled Just as the leaves show change
Of color or as pods are formed Three
tons per acre were gathered at the station
last year.
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Q 4 IDS

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-RY
virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 22ud iay
OF December, 1Si2 from Melissa Van WaDoncr
and husband to II. X. Douglas and Thomas W
Mlltr, trustees, which deed is OF record in the
clcrks Office OF the corporation court for the civ
OF ltoanokc, in decd book ~, page Is To seem
10 inc Middle states Loan, Building and Con
structlon Company, OF lagcrstown, MARYLAND
tue payment of the dues, interest, premiums and
hncs therein stipulated to he paid; and default
having occurred i'll the payment of the said
dues, interest, premiums and fines for the snacc
or SIX months and more, and being requested so
10 do by the said Middle States Loan, Binding and
oonetrnctton Company, will, ON THURS
DAY, TIE It'll DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891 Mt
iEU5 O'CLOCK n. NJ, on the premises proceed
10 sell nj public auction to the highest bidder all
tnht certain parcel OF land lying in the CITY of
Roanoke, Va, and described us follows:
bePlnuing AT point on tho north side OF
Wythe avenue 1884 feet cast of Eleventh street:
thence with Wythc avenue castwardly 81 feet TO
a point; thence northwardly nj right angles from
Wythc avenue 13l 10 feet to nm alley thence alone
SAID alley wcstwardly 80 feet TO II point: thence
soutawardiy III "a feet to the place OF beginning
DeinS lot No. III, section ,, according TO tho man
or the Mclrosc Lnnd Company
TERMS: Cash as TO enough TO nav the cost or
executing TINS trust and TO pay the amount now
quo and IN arrears on said interest premiums.
nncs ana dues, viz: S326.i0 and the residue shall
DC payable in two equal annual payments of one
ana Two years from day OF sale, the dcfcrrdd paw
ments TO be secured by deed OF trust upon the
property aud TO hear interest from the date OF
sale. Upon this land Is constructed n conyenicnt
and desirable dwelling house.
II. X. DOUGLAS,
THOMAS W. MILLER,
~ LUIS az Trustcee
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Three Bright Savings.
ANAAOlSO
Sketch.

Hazel has an eye to tho practical,
which fact was illustrated on tho day
she first saw people baptized She
looked OH i'll silence for awhile and
then asked:
Mamma, do they have to pay to get
drowncd"'
Mother. may 1 have IL bis
cult with butter on it?
Mother-No, my son. If you are hun
CRY, you will enjoy your bread without
butter
Little Sister-Mother, am not hun
cry. May l have biscuit with butter
OH it?
"Well, Elizabeth, you are at the
head of your class today. flow did you
manage it?"
why, the teacher asked Mary Small
how many are . and {, and she said -.
He said that was too many. Then Inc
asked Josephine Little, and she said IL,
and that wasn't enough, so thought
I'd try i2, and guessed it right -
EXCHANGE
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One Method of Rice Growing.

A method of rice growing which it is
reported is apparently yielding satisfac-
tory results in Louisiana and perhaps
elsewhere also does away with submer-
gence and proceeds upon the plan of
keeping the soil simply we'll wetted dur
ing the growing season The condition
is of course beyond what is considered
desirable in the irrigation of other
crops. The soil is wet-saturated with
water-muddy. if you like This cond-
ton is secured by continual admission
of water to balance evaporation or drain
age This of course requires less water
than submergence, and the loss of wa
ter by percolation is less If care is had
In application, the soil can be kept at
tho point of saturation without very
great waste of water, provided the soil
IS retentive and the subsoil as tight as
1t should be. Itwould be idle to attempt
it on loose, leachy soil for obvious rea-
sons.
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COMMlSSIoNER'S SALE OF yALuARI,E
, -, zeal Stately virtue OF decree OF the
NJ tho August. 1894, term, i'm the consolidnted
cn la,y cause OF D. +. Whitlock, for, Nc.
against as,n w z. Burchett, and Il. II Angel W.
same, we shall offer for sale ut public auction. nj
the front door OF the courthouse of ROANOKE
GR,iTy; va ,So on rRiDAY, elST DAY OF SEPTEM,
nMn is,i, AZ laO'CL0Ck NJ, those four certain
houses ara lots, situated in the city OF Roauoko
va, bounded and described as follows, to.wit:
waii,nr DeS inning nj the southwest corner OF
s "aner ana rage streets, thence with Walker
street ncrth IS west SO feet, more or loss. TO n
point on same: thence north east % feet more
OF less, TO point; thence south s. east 40 feet.
.a., w ,ess, 10 rage street; thence with Page
srcct south IL 81 west - icet, or less TO the
place OF beginning. " ~
u second. lightning at point on the west side of
Iasc street n feet, more or less north of Walker
street, thence north SO west 10 feet more or les
10 point, thence north . cast % feet. more or
nr s 10 point thence south IS cast 10 feet more
south l25O west % feet, moro or less TO the
beginning W '"0
Third Beginning at point on the west side
NJ NJ Tage street oil feet, more or less, north of
walker street, thence north 81 west 20 feet, moro
or less, 70 point, thence north east 81 feet.
feet Wor ess, 70 point thence south IS east 40
Rage street south 1880 west ~ feet. more or Las
10 the beginning. - 1850
Fourth. Beginning at point on the north side
OF Walker street III feet, more or iess IN pa,,e
street, thence with Walker street north IS wrst
So iee more or lees, to an alley, thence north
east ~ leet, more or less, TO point thence south
S. east 45 feet, more or less, to a point thencn
southerly 50 feet, more or Ices, to tho nlacc or
nc ai Nng Seing the property originally known
and were sub divided into the above described
TERMS: One third cash, balance in three
eIShtccn months from date of sale The above
X. RANDOLPH HICKS
JNO. Nj. HART
8 ~ ids. Commissioners III
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A young man who looked every inch
the bridegroom stood in the rotunda Of
the Great Northern the other day toll
ing friend of the manner of his pro-
posal to his bride. She had known of
his wild ways and fondly hoped to re.
form hin, through marriage. After
had popped the question. and she had ac-
ceptcd me-, lie said, II 1T once began
to talk about the wedding. We will 20
away somewhere by ourselves, my
dear. said. There will he 10 flourish.
no cards, no ceremony. Here she inter
rupted me, and with a dignified sweep
of her arm declared, Mr. -, shall
certainly insist upon ceremony. -
Chicago Times
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RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST KyV

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIJST RYE
- cuteu on tho 18th day OF November 1Stli ~
INC Undersigned trustee by B. S. Webb and NJ
Iec1lu IN the clerks Office of the Hastings Court
oo noanoke city, Va, the folio wing property was
conveyed TO the undersigned, namely:
a certain lot OF land in the cisj OF Roanoke
N va,, UeSihning at a point on the north side OF
encnEe north degrees 30 minutes west l5() fcet RI
an Alley, thence with said alley north So dcorces
eAst " leet to point thence south dcSrccs
Cast 94 rect TO point, thence north IS de9rees
east ~ Icet 10 point, thence south drprccs
% leet TO Mountain street, thence with Mountain
of beginning. " '"o pace
In trust to secure the sum OF 50 on- 81 .v;.
uenccd ny two negotiable notes PAYABLE In w 7
anu II. blalr, Jr, ono for the sum of SSsO G6 dnc
Que year from the 3lst day of October ism fno
tnc othcr for the sum OF Sl,46tj o. due two vosrs
from the SAID 3lst day or October 1890 cnrh henr
tns interest," from their date; and whereas default
81 's ~, oec III MARC III the payment OF the note of
I.ioo;n, win interest thereon from the said n
uay OF october, lS.N. aud d. f. Kcfnuver tbc
no,uer tncrcof, having requested the undersigned
Us trustee to advertise said property for s.i,
no no - hereby given tina, tho undersigned will
w THU RSDAi, THE 2ITIl DAY OF SEpTEW
Dth ie9i in front OF the courthouse in {oanni.o
city, va, AT O'CLOCK L. NJ. OF said dsy cv
PoSG TIC salu property to sale at public anction
a., EhMS OF SALE: For cash sufficient TO nav
a,c eosls Oh executing said trust, and to nav tho
nu ., mentioned n?tc with interest now held nv
eau" ad n. hclauver and the residue IL any will be
niauS phyaolc i'll one and two years from the date
OF sale, evidenced by the notes of the nurchosn,
IN equal installments bearing interest from the
uatc or sale and secured by decd of trust on the
property purchased w"
$50 I'd j. a. DUPUY, Trustee. 20
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Rf VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED on
- trust executed on the list day OF Nav 1891
auu recorded In tho clerks office of the civ ~
hoanoke in deed book 63, page 1S2 from " +
s s Il. Diair, DR., to the undersigned trustees
nn, tIG purpose or securing to the Oh Dominion
cunning ana Loan Association, of Richmond
va INC pawn. mt of the sum OF two thonsand
hmohitnly instaments OF $i2 so each, and defanit
l having been made by the said grantors in the
payments OF the said monthly instalments and
ene requested go to do by the boa rd of dirrctnrs
VI it .ho oIu dominion Building and Loan Aeso.
G g. 10 we Will, on tho premises on THE 6TfI
"a "a Cr SbrIEMBER, 1891, AT 10 A NJ. o1rer
tp f saS at pn bic auction to the highest bidder
Inc .U,iowipg described real estate, situated in
thD CITY o. hoanokc, and described as follows.
beglnntng at point on the south side of John,s
street lor Sixth avenues W. $50 fent vast Of
Park street (or Fifth street g wy thence viii
oonn strcet north 81 degrees west 80 feet ro a
pUU.nt' .uehce south degrees west 80 feet tn an
alley thence with said alley south 50 oevreea csst
o. lect 10 point, thence north degrees east IiO
LET 10 John = street, the place or beginning
Known as lot No. s, section & "a shown nv th1rs
noke. ~ 'e ei'y ot hoa-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for sum snfBcient
10 pay the costs and expenses of This saio and
me sum OF Sl,lS2.52, being the sum in defanlt 70
sniu association, and the residue in monthly in
s.n,,ncnls OF Si2o0 each from tho 18th dey of
september, 1884, until such time rs tho sum nav
aple 10 said association is paid or under the
terms of SAID deed OF trust and any rc sid,c 49,,
credit OF ono and two years from said DAT e. The
purchaser ia execute deed OF trust unon satS
property 10 secure the deferred PAYMENTS
LUClAN II. COOKE,
s-,, j. W. SHIELDS, JR
- - Trustees.
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AED ZIG

OiAOhASl Or fOULlhl dOUSE.
sive an outfit is here reproduced an il.
Illustrated description of the same as
originally prepared for The New Eng
land Homestead:
These houses, six in number. are each
IL by is feet. divided into roosting
room 10 by IL and shed by ~ The
walls are feet nigh in front and -
feet in rear. covered with boards plancd
on the inside. rosin sized paper and shin
giles The roof is single slope covered
with boards. neponsct paper and steel
roofing The shed portion can he closed
stormy days by two large doors with a
window set in each. The roosting room
has cement floor Running from two
feet above the roof to this floor is ven
tllator 6 inches square inside, with n
door at the top and bottom of the room.
Two roosts made Of seven cighths inch
boards like letter r, with the stem 2
inches long and the top y inches, ex
tend across the rear part of the room.
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CROSS SECTION OF HOUSE.

Under the roosts is platform 8 feet
wide Directly under tho platform are
tho nests, six i'll ono box. l2 by I6
inches. The hen enters these from the
rear while the attendant may enter by
door in front for eggs. These houses
are quite warm and free from drafts and
will be very durable There is not
glass enough to get the great range Of
temperature between day and night no.
ticeable in some houses The shed al.
lows the hen to get out of doors OH
wintry days without having to stand OIL
the snow. All the material in such q
house above the foundation and floors
ought not to cost over $50.
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Il RuSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-By
virtue OF deed OF trnst dated tho 18th dav
Alexander Neill and Rush u. Derr, trustees
which deed Is of record in the clcrks office of Inc
corporation court for the city OF Roanoke in dec,
pook 10, page 46. to secure to the Middle States
Loan. Building and Construction Company Of
imagcrstown. Maryland, the payment OF the ducs
II, premiums and fines therein stipulated
payment OF said ducs. premiums, interest and
hnes, t9r the the space OF six months or more, and
leaving tho undersigned as the snryiving trps,ae
snd being requested so to do by the Middle
states Loan, Bnilding and Construction Com
OF OCTOBER. 1891, AT 1O:45 O'CLOCK AM on
inc premises, proceed to sell at public auction.
10 the highest bidder, all that certain parcel OF
described as follows: mrs. A"u
Beginning at point on the north side OF
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Tho elder Booth was playing "Ham-
let" i'll Virginia ono night and had no
skull. a little darby volunteered to get
one When Booth was leaving the
theater, ho felt some one Juggling at his
coattail He looked around and saw tho
little brunette.
What will you have, sonny?"
please, sab, 1 wants dnddy's skull,
sab.
Daddy skull?"
Yes, sab. Dat used ter DO the old
mans headpieco aforo do mewl kicked
him, an mammy'll lick mo ter rags if I
lose it. "-Life's Calendar.
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He Was "A Good Business Man.

Father-Well, what can you say for
tho young man?
Daughtcr-He's young and handsome
and has good business ability.
Fathcr-How do you know anything
about his business qualifications?
Daughter-Why, he has figured out
for me time and time again how nicely
we could get along if you would make
us present Of Go, 000-Tit- Bits.
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EHAyR|A.:SIEg12,EE;zas.4z. :.;;
:,essas|0cHlR2BRgN
POULTRY HOUSES

III orr Aifairs Designed For Twenty Fowls
an" possessing Many Desirable Features.
o., the Hatch experiment. station
ground at Amherst, Mass. are six
poultry houses built after the same plan.
and each designed to Accommodate
about 20 fowls Believing that the de.
Sign of these houses affords good model
Tor fanciers who raise choice breeds
and furthermore furnishes suggestions
Tor others who may not desire so expen-
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rH'RUS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL RS
\ tnte-By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the
3ist Gay OF December, 1889, and OF record in the
clerks office OF the corporation court for the CITY
OF n9a IN, Ca In deed book a. page 4Ol, exc
Cut by w. y. Nycum to the undersigned trus
zee, TO secure 10 Francois Bonncau the payment
OF the sum of 1850, evidenced by sixty fOnr me-
gotlnnie notes, dated the let of January, lSgO
sixty three OF S15 each and one of S. ali bearinG
interest from date; and default having occurred
IN inc payment OF sixteen Q6) of said notes and
~, ne request OF the holder thereof, will ON
~ ESDA1, THE 2STH DAY OF AUGUST lS94
Al ~ O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the courthouse In
the city OF Roanoke. proceed to sell at puo!ic
auction TO the highest bidder, all that certain lot
or parcel OF land, lying in the city OF Roanoke,
Va, and bounded ana described az follows:
scanning at point on the esst side OF uolll
south 69 degrees 20 minutes east 1875 feet 70 a
point, them c north 50 degrees 81 minutes east
22 nees to point thence north 20 degrees IS
degrees west 500 feet to IN alley, thence with
alley north IS degrees west IS feet 10 IIoiiIds,
street thence with Holiday street north Is dc.
grces Ia minutes east 20.7 feet TO the place OF be-
ginning. be the samc more or less
TENNIS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, and to pay the past due
notes and interest, and one note falling dine on
the LIST day OF August, 1884, and as TO the residue
the same shall be paid as follows: $15 with In.
on the lat day OF September, 1891; Si5 with like
interest on the let day of October, Isgi S15 with
Ike interest on the lat day OF November, ISL:
SO with IKE interest on the LIST day OF December
1871; SIS with Ike interest on the lat day OF Jan
nary 1895; S5 with like interest on the Let day Of
February, 1895; SO with like interest on the lst
day OF March, 1875; $i5 with like interest on the
Isl day OF April, 1895; IS with like interest on the
ist DAY OF june 1895, and the residue II any there
ne, shall De payable in one and two years from
day or sale In equal instruments with Interest
from day OF sale, deferred payments to be 90
cured by deed of trust.
72stds 6037 G ~.
by mutual consent the above sgie is p0stnoncd
place. an"
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TOOCOnQlcnt.

Mrs. Weems-I do believe you were
scared half to death when you proposed
to me.
Mr.. Weems-Indeed I wasn't ]
thought you would say no.-Indianapo-
lis Journal.
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LHGAL NOTICES.

f wno Is hereby appointed special com sioner
renort PURPOSE and directed to take, state and
tepott 70 court the following accounts: First.
DEEDS a sscoa i Of the debts secured BY tho several
counts thereof and TO whom payable. second
E Hai account OF the Indebtedness OF the said ".
re,Ik' rs OF the fifth day OF November. $500 bovr
mneh thereof has since been paid, or other Giss
ali the is AND r oy whom Third. An account Of
Toned Their dignities and priorities, and to
M mn1'h ~ payable. Fourth. What fee should be
pslu 10 inc attorneys for the plaintiff for thar
services services In this cause. Fifth. Any other matter
ueemed pertinent by himself or REQUIRED by ano
party interested in said cause. " "ny
Copy-Testc:
S. S. BROOKE, Clerk.
m. r., August 10. 1894,
A. nc parties interested in the decree from which
inc foregoing is an extract will take notice. that
On inc lith Gay OF September 1884, at INV office
~ tne city OF Roanoke. shall proceed to execute
ate Sdn'e when and where they required to
order OF the court. f'' VIII 'ne
s,,,, JOHN 81. HART,
'uS 80 special Commissioner
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a Novice.

Didn't it feel funny the fust time
We had the bracelets on?" said one jail.
bird to another.
YES. but l soon got my hand in, :"
was the reply. Pittsburg Chronicle.
Telegraph
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE crrv
OF Roanoke, in vacation, on the 10th day or
August 1884. $. W. Jamison, Trustee, against
W IL. FcliX, Lewellyn l.. Felix. A. NJ. Fuller, W.
Partee & Co.. Roy b. Smith, trustee, the Roa
noSe Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Company and
MI otner creditors OF w. III. Felix, as OF Noyem.
Der 9Th, 1891, the names and residences OF whom
are unknown. Extract from decree:
IL ~ ad)udged, ordered and decreed that this
cause DC and Is hereby referred to John NJ. Hart,
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Confidence,

Elderly Bridegroom Il hope, my
dear, that you are not sorry that you
have made al old man your husband
The Bride-What nonsensei You
know l will never have occasion to be
jealous of you!-Trutb.
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A Long Wait

"Oh, no; Margaret Oldfield will never
marry unless she finds her idcalr'
What sort of man is her idcal?''
"a man who will propose. Brook.
Ign Life.
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Summit-Miss Gayley seems thor.
oughly imbued with tho idea that youth
will tell
Bottome-Ycs; you see, she has three
or four small brothers Buffalo Cou-
rier
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Resting I'm.

Trainmakcr-Yo on say your vito isn't
going with you. l thought you took her
Oh all your trips?
Gripsacke-I do. as rule, but this
time I'm going OH vacation. Cloak
Review