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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-16
ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST KX.

R1 VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST RX-
ccuted to ME the undersigned trustee nv
. unas: e. Moore on the 2sth day OF April, 1914 and
reSordeu IN deed book 81, page 49, in the clerks
0 Once OF the Hastings Court Of the city OF Roam
ohe. 10 secure unto the National Savings and
Loan Association the payment OF the dues in.
teres,s; premiums and fines therein stipulated to
DC paiu, ana default having occurred In tho nav
m mem OF said dues. premiums. interest and fines
LOT the space OF three months and more and be.
ing ing re9nested so to do by the National savings
July 9Th. 1894, AT ll:S0 A. NJ, in front OF thc
Pie,Hniscs; eel At public auction. to the highest
niuacr al that certain lot parcel of land Wing
In tho city of Roanoke and described as follows:
@ bcsihning Mt point on the sonth side OF
nncnhhuoah avenue II. w. 3 feet cast of zenith
street; thence with Shenandoah avenue in an
eastcrly direction tS0) thirty rect to \ point'
, ,nehce IN u southery direction between parallel
Incs (l2V) ono hundred and thirty feet to the land
OF inc norfolk and Western railroad
lEhMS'1Cash enough to pay the costs OF
oSecnt,hg ms trnst and to pay on the amount
OF SAID coma with the nrrcaragcs due Thereon,
amounting i'll the aggregate to S92t75 ns of ,Jnnc
/, le9i anu balance, IL amy, In ono and two cuual
annual Instruments. due In ono and two wears
rom uate with interest ut he rate Il per cent
PC. hnnGm, tNe purchaser executing negotiable
paper ior deferred payments, secured hy do.d OF
III GEORGE w. THOMAS, Trustee. re
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-16

TIUSTEE'S SALE-UNDER AND BY VIR-
tuc or decd OF trust executed September %
1871, ny W. j. Blair and l.. Blair .r CONVEYING
10 Il: a. walton, trustee, certain property therein
uescriDcd; which deed Is OF record In the clerks
once OF the corporation court OF Roanokc CITY
III Geea BOOK "a, page 27l, 10 secure To the l'co.
pic bmildihs, Loan and Saving Association GER
lam debts therein mentioned, and by virtue OF an
order OF the corporation court of the city OF Roa-
nokc. appointing me substituted trustee in the
place and stead OF the said T.. A. Walton who
had resigned, defanlt having been made in the
terms or the said decd, and being required so To
do by the beneficiary, shall, ON Tile IND DAY
or ~ ltetat the front door OF the courthouse
IN the said city OF Roanokeat II O'Clock m Off er
Tor sale to the highest bidder in execution OF the
SAID trust the property conveyed in said deed
particularly described as follows.
Bcginning at point on the North side OF Luck
street ~ feet west OF Park street. thence wi h
Luck street south o. degrees west 50 feet to
point, thence north degrees east 10 feet to an
aliey, thence with said alley north Ss degrees
cast ~ rect to point, thence south degrees
west W feet . the north side OF Luck street the
place of beginning ~
TERMS: Cash. JAMES $. GROVES,
tus Substituted Trustee go
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-16

ny VIRTUE OF \ CERTAIN DEED OF
- trust given the 18Th day Of February 1880
10y /. W. spindle to the undersigned trustee for
,uc purpose or securing To +. III. Stewart and A
D. rainier the payment OF tho sum of 81 $40 evil
denccd by one note OF Sl,Cts g. paya6le ninc.v
days after dnte, and two notes or 81 ,(v8 g.; ench
payahlc III ono and two years from date with in,
tctcs,, ana default having been made in the nav
lhcnt OF Il portion OF the last note above de.
sSSrine1, ana having been required so TO do by
the n M OF said note: win offer for sale to
me highest bidder. ON MONDAY, TIE 18TH
DAY OF JUNE, 1891. AT ll:;U O'CLOCK a. NJ.
IN front or the courthouse in Roanoke CITY Va
the following dt scribcd premises conveyed In the
said decd OF trust. to-wit: ~ ''e
beEiunlng at the southwest corner OF Boule.
varu anu ~ streets. thence with the boulevard
Westerly 100 feet 10 "k' street, thence souther,v
~ feet to an alley. thence with said alley castcrly
iuu icet TO ~ street, thence with "J' street
nnortncrly l3u feet to Boulevard the place OF
ucslHnihE known IA lots l, , 3, t. ). 6, and $
III section Ks or tho River View addition 10 the
from said sale lots I, 2, and Of the above men.
TONED lots, the same having been heretofore re-
leased from the provisions OF the deed OF trnet
under which this sale is made
iEkMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs or
salu safe ana as To tho sum OF 81 ,u666T with in
iSso' subject, however, to the following credits
inc sum or S29o as OF the 9th day of Febrnnry
1877 or Si5l as OF March II, 1892 of SlOO ns az
SSep,Smocr ~, 1892. and Sli5.G5 ne OF September
~, ~, 1873, the remainder upon credit OF ak and
we've we've months with interest from date. the said
or the purchaser and secured by q deed or trnst
s II I'd. Trnst.e %.
LOT NO. will not be sold unless lots 5, and
iali 10 nrlng enough 10 pay the unpaid debt Sc
cu'eu anu the costs OF executing the trust.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-16

Il RUSTES'S SALE UNDER AND by VIRTUE
OIL dccd or trust executed February = lsg3
ny a, +. GLADDEN. conveying TO X. ~ Walton,
uustcc' certain property therein described
which deed Is Of record in the clerks Office OF
me corporation court OF Rosnokc city in decd
nooK -, page l2O. 10 secure 10 he Pcoplc's Build
my Loan ana Saving Association certain debts
.hcrcin mentioned, and by virtue or an order OF
INC corporation court OF the city OF Roanoke an
pointing me substituted trustee in tho place and
stead 1 inc said y. Walton, who has resigned
uciault having been made in the terms OF the
SAID decd and being required so TO DO nv the
,Sa, shall ON TIE md DAY OF July
1871. NJ the front door of the courthouse in said
city OF Roanoke NJ IL O'Clock m orcr for sale r.
INC highest bidder in execution OF the said trust
inc property conveyed in said deed particularly
described rs follows: >
bcSnning NJ point on the north side OF
washington avenue i'll said city 100 feet east OF 4
Street running thence northwardly and parallel
win SAID l. street 100 feet more or less to mn al
ley, thence with said alley eastwardly 10 feet to
a point, Extraordinarily and parallel with said
street I'D tcet; more or lees, TO Washington ave
nue., thence with said Washington avenue 30 feet
10 the place of beginning Said parcel hereby
conveyed is further known and described ny lot
NO IL, section II, or the West End Land Com.
pany's addition. 0"'
TEXANS: Cash. JAMES S. GROVES,
III substituted Trustee. 81
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by VIRTUE OF DEEDOF TRUST. EXE.
~ ccutcd TO me the undersigned trustee nv G.
w. Wade, I. II Wade and j. E. Chafin, compos
ing the nrm OF Wade Bror. ~ Chailn, which deed
IL recorded in the clerks office OF the Iiustinys
Court OF the city OF Roanoke, in deed book 81.
page y, TO secure unto the National Saving and
Loan Association the sum payment OF It's dues.
interest premiums and fines therein stipnl al ed
TO be paid, and default having occurred i'm tho
payment OF said dues, premiums, interest and
hnes for the space OF three months and more.
ana being requested 80 to do by the beneficiary.
the National Savings and Loan Association.
Will, ON FRIDAY, JULYG 1894 AT II O'CLOCK
a; NJ, In front OF the premises. proceed to
ina, certain parcel OF land lying in the city OF
Beginning at point li6 feet from tho north.
east corner OF Houston and Wells streets, thence
along with Wclls street east "a feet to a point.
hence In northerly direction between parallel
iihes w feet more or less to the place OF begin.
ming: 7
EhMS: Cash a enough TO pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay or the amount OF
sain BOND with the arrearages thereon, nrprcpat.
ing $S1llS ms OF June l, 1891, and the Residue
shrli nc payable In two equal annual payments in
ono anu two years from the day OF sale the de-
ierred payments to be secured by deeds or trust
upon tho property and TO bear interest from tho
uay or sale Purchaser required to make n do
posit or 500 with the trustee on day OF sale or
the property will be Immediately rcsod
o. tu GkO. w. THOMAS, Trustee. 30
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-16
Black AIinOrcns.

Black Minorcas are rapidly growing
in favor in this progressive age of poul-
try culture as their good qualities be-
come better known. They were origi-
mated in England and have been bred
there many years. 1t is claimed in The
Poultry World that they combine two
points that render them especially desir-
able to the fancier--utility and beauty
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-16

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST RXE.
ID euted TO me, the undersigned trustee nv
george MICH. Gish, on the 18th day OF February
1898, and recorded In the clerks office OF the
book TO- page S9s, to secure unto the National
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-16

Prize WINNING BLACK MlNORCAs.
They have large single comb, rod face
white ear lobcs and glossy grccnish black
plumagc and are proud and majestic.
They mature early and are very hardy.
Pullcts begin to lay at ) months old.
They are n nonSitting variety, and as
producers of large eggs have no equal,
and their ability to fill the egg basket
is recognized not only by the fancier,
but also by the practical farmer.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-16
JUSTICES. SALE.

u.cs west o. feet to Twelfth street. thence ATOM,
IN I'M NORM II degrees 50 minutes cast 80 feet TO
n =. B5eginning at point on the cast line OF
the..n street % feet south OF Fourth avenue.
son,b o Sa IA nnc parallel with Fourth avenue
1911 ~, oueStccs ~ minutes cast 633 feet 10 line
oi n,pgets' Fairfax " Houston, thence along same
noint ~ ucgrees = minutes west 25 feet 10 q
ol.sS feet to Twelfth street, thence along ssInc
norm u degrees 30 minutes east IS feet 10 The he
TERMS OF SALE: Cash az to the costa o, ss,.
,h b. VIC sum OF f-5lO wish interest $2D part
Inc me ga day OF May 1891 and on 7O
1871, ara as to the sum OF 1891 IS to become due
m IN n9nthy instruments Of go each beginning on
eeee,hs month except that the last note shall be-
!or inc sum OF FIJI rs all of said notes bearing in
the residue upon credit of one and two wears
th uate deferred payments to be evidenced by
vi .rust upon the premises conveyed
., NoTs This sale is made subject to two deeds
~ Wr trast IN favor OF the Old Dominion Loan and
me sum OF 800 and dated the 25th day os Nav
r"V: ana recorded respectively In deed book 81
ments have been made up to the lat dav Of tpriH
To- ,ne sald deeds OF trust being upon the two
X az a'"'e mentioned respectively.
"td LuCiAN II. COOKE. Trustee. f2s,
TRusTEE sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
~ OF trust executed October 80, 1890 hv lanes
re ne' herman, conveying 10 the undersigned trus-
Zee me property hereinafter described, to sccure
tuO pay LncnJ OF the sum OF SrT169S
e eva ny Sncgotiablc bearing notes.
anu uelauit having been made In the payment OF
~ art OF the notes, and, being required SO to do
~, ~ Sn 's h9ider thereof, shall ON MONDAY,
anc;n ~ =, II pAh OF JUNE, 1s94, sell by public
fron, f 10 .he highest bidder at 70 O'Clock m in
VUont Si inc courthouse in the city OF Roanoke.
a., Inc property conveyed to me In sab, deed
peEinning LOO feet on tho north side OF Shcnau.
uoah avenue west of Park street thence north IaO
teet 10 an alley, thence along said alley IS
leet TO point, thence south 49, feet to Shenan-
uoan avenue thence along said avenue - feet to
t ,nc pace OF beginning, with all appurtcnances
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to pay cos, of execut-
ing this trust, including trustees commission
OF per cent, and to pay or and discharge fonr
notes or $50 each with interest from October SO.
lSp Terms OF balance, If any, TO he made known
or ia! oi SAFE. ". y. HUFF,
10 Jus Trustee. "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
coLoRED REPUBLICANS.
they of HiII.boro Awakening TO an
Enthusiastio Point

Special Dispatch.
Hinsboro. Tex. July e.-The coiored
Republicans Of Hiilsboro met last night
on a call Of S. NJ. C. Davis, for the
purpose Of organizing a working Re
Publican club for campaign purposes.
The club was organized with eighty
four members II was named in honor
Of the Hon. E r. Meek OF Fort Worth.
The club wants Mr.. Meek for governor
and claims that with his nomination
the county viii pole at least 1000 Re
publican votes at this fall election.
The naming OF this club was due to the
active work Of 5. NJ. c Davis, who is
an active and effective political worker,
1, is stated. They claim that with A.
oiion as president and J. W. Payne
secretary and S. NJ. c. Davis in the
field they VIII have great advantage
IN number over the colored Democratic
club that has been organized. This
club denounces the new converts to
Democracy and Populism anr charges
them with making the change for per-
sonal gain.
After the business was transacted
William NJ. Mcdonald OF Kaufman
county was called 10 the stand TO de-
liver and address to the club. which he
did with credit both 10 his race and
his party. He aroused great deal Of
enthusiasm. He poured hot shot into
the "so-called negro Populists and
Democrats and so-called Lilly whites
and says he is In favor OF the back
sllders returning home provided they
will come as the prodigal son did. The
club favors the candidacy OF Hon. b.
o. James OF Hlllsboro for congress
from this. the Sixth congressional dis
trlet. Upon motion the club instructed
5. NJ. c. Davis to transmit a copy OF the
proceedings to The Gazette for publ
cation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
cuLBERsoN AT IrAsKA.
His Audience Dispersed by "A Heavy
Wind storm.


Special Dispatch.
Itaska. Tex, July 6.--Hon. Charles
Culberson came in this morning on
the s.S7 train from Waco He was ac-
companied by Hon. Tom Smith OF Hills
boro. who introduced him TO quite a
large number OF citizens who were at
the depot to receive him. His reception
was very cordial. after which he was
escorted to the Tiptln hotel TO wait
the arrival OF the hour for speaking.
At ;he appointed time everybody in
town repaired to a large tent which
had been erected for revival meetings,
It being very convenient and very
comfortable. General Culberson was
introduced by T. s. Smith in brief
and very hatterlng speech when Mr..
Culberson came forward and was re-
ceived by the audience in
very enthusiastic manner.
He then proceeded to business
In fine shape, but unfortunately Tor the
speech, about the time the speaker
proceeded to business the elements did
the same thing, and In As minutes
rain and wind storm burst upon us
which very unceremoneously dis
pursed the assembly and abruptly
ended the whole thing. The peaker re-
marked in his last words that he would
come again after he was nominated.
He certainly has many warm friends
here.
After the crowd broke up at the tent
a large number repaired to the large
hall in the school building to hear the
blind Mississippi Populist orator. NIT
p. Gore, who entertained the audi
ence one hour and fifteen minutes. He
certainly pleased and entertained his
audience for he was the most frequent
ly and most loudly opplauded man we
have heard speak FOR long time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

Special Dispatch
Meridian. Tex, July 6.-The county
convention Of Bosqus county today In
structed delegates to osst four votes
FOR Lanhsm and tive for Charley Gull
Durson. Huien Robertson Of Bell was
Endorsed for state senate; William
Poindexter Of Johnson county for con-
gress: Tor hoster sevemty-seventh dis
trlct, the present incumbent, o. r. Nor
rison; CONT ,issioner general land office,
\. J. Buker: NJ. Nj. Crane for attorney
rareIal Horace Chiffon for United
States senate, J. NJ. Carlisle FOR super
intendent OF public instruction; Judges
court Of criminal appeals. E.J. smkins,
w, I. Davidson and JOHN NJ Hsnder-
son: for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sam Up
shaw Of HIN county; fQr legislature.
l'osqae and Hin, y. X. Morgan Of
Bysque
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
JUDGE FISHER is NAMED,
RENoMISATED IN THE THIRD ST.
PnEsIE DISTRICT.
He Meets with No Opposition and
IS Nominated by AcciamHtion.
j. 4. FieaEer for judge I'm the
rwenty-sIxth District


Special DiHpatch.
Taylor. Tex. July s.--Thes Democratic
convention Of the third supreme judi
cial district was held here today. coh-
vening at the opera house at 10 a m.
with Hon. James l. Moore OF Waco
as chairman and W. l. Vinlng Of Aus
tin as secretary. Nearly all OF the forty
counties in the district were repre-
scented either by delegates or proxies.
Hon. H c, Fisher was unanimously
reelected by acciamation 10 The office
OF CHIEF justice Of the court OF civil ap-
peals Of the third supreme district Of
Texas. Resolutions on the death OF
the late chief justice. ]. W. Stayton.
expressive OF the esteem with which
he was held By the bar Of this district
and rendering coincidence to the be-
reaved family were adopted. An execu-
tive committee was elected for the next
two years, with Hon. James l. Moore
as chairman.
The Democratic convention Of the
tweBty-sixth judicial district. COM
posed OF Williamson and Travis coun-
ties. was also held here today at li:50
a. m. with r. L. Penn az chairman
and J. E. Fleager OF Georgetown as
secretary. Hon A. 5. Burleson Of
Travis county was nominated by ac-
clamation as district attorney. The ex-
ecutive committee elected FOR the next
two years Is composed OF h. L. Penn
Of Taylor chairman; J. L. Cooper and
J. F. Tanbee Of Georgetown and Vim.
Wilton and Thomas 5. sneed Of Travis.
These two conventions brought to
Taylor today more legal lights per
haps than ever illuminated the city
on any 1ther oanasInr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
SABINE PASS.
A Bill to Locate u Navy yss'
Introduced in CoWxr,,

A Bill to Locate IA Navy ytsl
Introduced In Cowsrr'
Special Dispatch.
Washington. July s.-sen,,,
introduced in the senate tcdn,
to provide a board to examl.
Pass relative TO locating N,
there. This is the same su'
Representative Cooper has
through the house Commits )
affairs. Mr.. Cooper thlnks |.
the bill is put through he \
some Of the leisure hours d,
will now have. he can es,ay
through the house.
The house COMMITTEES on III,
today ordered a favorable M
Representative Greshams bit
proprlate $4,000 for a light ha
the south jetty in Galveston hi
Representative Hutcheson an.
struggle with the postofice dspt
which objects to give new pr
double names. has secured D.
lishment Of an office at /
Heights.
T. L, VanVaeter was today u
postmaster at Clishee. Has
vice s. A. speers, resigned. III
Brookman at Corinth, in Deah
ty, vice C. E. Fowler. resigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

BY Associated Press.
New York. July s.-First race. flu
turity course-walcott won, stonenell
second. DR.. Hasbrouek third. Time,
il2.
Second race. futurity course-Han-
well won. Louise. filiy. second. Halo
ween third. Time. 1:i4 As.
Third race. one mile. selling-san-
downe won. Shadow second. Lizely
third. Time. 1;i2 SO.
Fourth race. one mile and eighth
Ducal won. Far Actress second, Cac-
tus third. Time. 1:5s.
Fifth race. one mile and three-six-
teenths-Roche won. Lightfoot second,
Chant third Time. 800 AS.
sixth race. five furlongs and half
May Day ally. won. warbonnet sec
ond. St Vincent third. Time. I'LL.
Seventh race. one mile and a quarter.
ON the turf-Jordan won, Bolero sec
ond. watterson third. Time. 2:1l rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07

The santa Fr ChIrAEo-DenNrr Trains
Are Running on Time.

~ Associated Fftta.
Chicago July g-The General Man
ayers association this eyvnlng Issued
tho following bulletin:
"htchlson. Topeka and Santa lie pas
eenger trains are running ON umn
between hurc and Denver and much
progress IN the movement ~ freight
trains has been made. The blockade
has been raised Oh tho Nuw Mexico
division and delayed pgassukers arr
moving tUwnrd their destination
Baltimore and Ohi1-OwiuE 20 OBJ
Htruouons on the tracks and on
slnughtl OF Rioters on the tralns, an
passenger service has been abandoned
between South Chicago and Chicago
and Il has abandoned an fruit trains
west Of Garrett, Ind
1.-THE Lake Shore ma the Rock Isl
and-Thc track NJ Van Buren, street
10 EnglewoOd was cleared up this
morning and opened 20 tranic. The
FIRST train started was a Lake Shore
train at 1880 o'clock. The Rock leland
did not attempt TO yet out any trains.
because OF bocltaded trgcl,a.
"rhe switchmcn on all llneH In
Cleveland, Ohio, struck today This in
terFupi the through traffic ON thu
Lake Shore. New York Central aud
Big Four roads The Plttsblrg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago railway passenger
trains went out from the Canal street
station about on time
ION the Panhandle system the ,racl,a
have been cleared and delayed pas
senger trains sent out ana brought In.
All trains on both lines Of the renusyl-
vnnia road outside of the city were on
timN
ION the Western Indiana business t.
badly obntructed. Six trunk lines use
the Western Idiana. viz. The AtchI.
son, Topeka and Santa lie. Chicago
Grand Trunk. Loulpville and Nashville
Chicago aud Alton. Chicago and East
ern Illinois, Wahas.. ind Chicago and
Erie, The trains OF an those roads
We're stoned In the district betw On
Twenty-secdnf street and Englowood
one OF thu mail trains OF the Chlcueo
and Grand Trunk was taken posscsslnr
OF By u mob near Forty-seventh street
and at 6 p, m, II held by the mob.
The Illinois Central, Raiilmorr and
Ohio, Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
and Fort Wayne are having NOR 81
iesn trouble from scattered bands OF
htriker7 and their Rympafhisefs.
little will be done BY amy OF the
roads In the way ~ moving trains IN.
I'll after daylight tomorrow mornlng y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-07
WILL ExJOIx.
The Federal Attorney Of Arkansas
TaisinE Decisive steps.


BY Associated Press.
Little Rock. Ark. July e.-Ac,ins
United States District Attorney W. ].
Terry today filed bill for an injune-
ton in the name Of the United states
against the leaders and principal Of
fcers OF the American Railway union.
both general and local. The grounds
upon which this application for ais In
junction are based are unlawful con-
spiracy and combination Of individuals
and organizations. Under the official
ruling Of Attorney General olney. the
s'oppage or any train which carries
the United States mail constitutes a
viola..on OF the statute The bill is
similar TO those brought at Chicago,
indianapolis and many other points.
Arrests VIII be made tomorrow OF all
D sons with owledge OF the iniunc-
ton whether they have been personally
served with It or not