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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-10-03

RYa VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
~ decree made in the corporation court for
ROANOKE city. Va, on 7th july 1874 In the chan.
Gerry case OF the Home Building and Conveyance
company vs. 5. w. Jamison, trustee, ct. - /
VIII sell, at public auction, on SATURDAx -
OCTOBER 9TH, 1884, AT IL O'CLOCK IT,. II;
'front.' OF tue courthouse in Roanoke city. Va :.
Following described real estate, beginr. ~ ut n
point on Is s9uthside of Fairfax street Roanoke.
"a. o1l2 feet west OF First street, thence north
90 degrees 10 minutes west 42.l2 feet to point.
tnence south "a degrees west II 80 feet to point
tncnco south 6S degrees east 40 feet more or lces
70 point, thence north % degrees cast 81 O1
,eet 70 the place OF beginning. and known as loi
no. 3, section IL, according TO the map of Rogers
noke. Wv WY VI noa
TERMs.Cash sufficient to pay cost OF said
suit and OF sale including commissioners com.
miesion and 1886 for taxes, and 500 with In.
terest from July lst, 1924; balance in two conol
successive annual payments, to be evidenced by
notes OF purchaser. and to be secured by decd of
trust or the property sold; the buildings to be in
snred' ana policy assigned to the commissioner.
Q. A. McllUGH.
Special Commissioner.
>. 5. Brooke, clerk OF said court, do hereby
Gertiiy that the bond required by the decree rem
dcrcd In the above mentioned case has been duly
executed by the special commissioner with ap.
96-tds 80 S. 8. BROOKE, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA GER.
l tain deed OF trnst executed on the 18th day
the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book az mn 90 90
1G7, from q. w. Ramsey and wife to the nndcr
signed trns &C for the purpose OF securing to the
RE. md, Va, the payment OF $3.50, to become
Jas n monthly installments OF S1d.45 each, and
dc.Allt hayinh been made by the grantor in the
being required so to do by the board OF directors
OF the Old Dominion Bniding and Loan Associa-
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894, AT iO:40 A. II orrer
for sale at pnblic auction to the Highest bidder,
the foloWng deseribed real estate situated in the
:, beginning at point on the north aide of
Builitt street lS0 feet east Of Flickwir street,
thence east with B1litt street 80 feet to a point
feet to an alley. ''e' A"O
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. The amount due to
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THUSTERS' SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A OnH-
: tam deed OF trust executed on the, 9th tiav
the the city OF Roanoke. Va, In deed book 40. paSs
&c. rom ron e D. Oardweli TO the undersigned rns
minion:Bnildlng and Loan Association of RicS.
mond, Va, the payment Of the sum :of:aons
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RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ May 2lst, 1892 and recorded in the clerks
oalce Of the corporation court for the city OF Roa
nokc, Va. in decd book &c, page 3i7. from Grant
IL Loser and wife to the unr er.igned trustee dc.
fault having been made In the terms thereof and
being required so to do by the beneficiary therein
SECURED, will ON TIE 10TH DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1891, AT - O'CLOCK NJ, on the premises
In the city of Roanoke, Va. OFFER for sale the fol
lowing described parcel OF land with the improve
ments thereon, consisting of u dwelling house:
beginning at point on the south side of Wood
land avenue 800 feet west of Fourth street, thence
with Woodland avenue south II degrees IS min
utes west 40 feet TO point on same, thence south
10 degrees west 40 feet TO IN alley, thence with
said ucy north II degrees So minutes cast 40 feet
to point on came. thence north Is degrees east
100 feet to the place of beginning. Known as lot
Park Land Company.
TERMS OF 4: Cash as to the costs of sale
and the sum OF 1854, and as to the sum of 81 BOT
90 upon credit Il become due and payable in
terest, the fret on the fourth Monday in October
lSsH and one on tie fourth Monday of each sue
ceeding month Thereafter until ali are paid, and
the residue, II any, upon credit of ono and two
cured by deed oftrust upon said pr9gesty;
92Otds 100 Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

thousand dollars (sl,OO0.OW to become duo in
monthly installmcnts OF $500 each, and default
mcnt Of the said monthly installments, and being
required to do by tho board OF directors of the
Old Dominion Building and Loan Association,
Der, 1894. at 1915 p. m, Orer for sale at public
auction to tho highest bidder. the following de-
scribed property situated in tho City OF Roanoke
Va. and bounded ns follows:
Beginning at point on the south side OF Luck
street 50! feet wcst OF Roanoke street, thence
point, thence west Al feet TO point on an alley,
thence with said alley north 10 degrees east rs
feet to Luck street, thence with luck street
north IS degrees cart % fcot to the place OF be-
ginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Tho amount duo
to the Old Dominion Building and Loan Associa-
ton under this deedsof trust ls $685.. 90.
LUCIEN @. COOKE,
j. w. SHIELDS, Jr.,
916lt 1OI Trustees.
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fIKUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust executed to INC by j. r. Uocka.
nay, trustee. on the 18th day OF March. 1891 and
Court for this city OF Rounoko in Sac5 hi
oI' phSe ~, IN trust to secure to A. A. Fcrpuson
or M the payment OF the cum OF $4,000 owl
ucnccu ny one certain negotiable note for $500 90
bearing even date with said deed. and paynblc
oMo years AFTER date to the order of A. A. Yer.
Enson az the Fret National Bank of Roanoke
va, with interest thereon Mt the rate of six per
cent. per annum; and default having bccn made
III TIC payment OF the said note ana having bceI,
reHncs, S ny me holder OF said note so TO do,
Will On TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF OCfO.
SER lSli, nj the front door OF tho cour,housc n,
INC CITY or Roanoke, AT O'CLOCK r. NJ oncr
,ot sae to the highest bidder, by the way OF rnb.
nc auction, al that certain lot or parcel OF land
iylng aud being in the city OF Roanokc, Va. and
described in said deed ~ follows:
~ pcsinhliis ut the southwest corner of Peach
iive street ana the Old Salem and Lynchburfr
Toad thence north rs degrees g minutes west
III feet along said road TO a point thence ron.
anuiny along said road north 81 degrees west
degrees W minutes west 20SI feel IN Kbonv
street thence along Ebony street sonth S3 dcgrnrs
J., minutes east ll6 10 feet to point aud coniinu
Iect 10 point, thence south - degrees Il
cast ~ iect 10 point on said Ebony street CON
.lhuh6 WIN same south 80 degrees east los feet
10 the nirthwcst corner OF Ebony and Peach
Ifec streets, thence with tho latter north do
grecs minutes west sly feet TO n noint ON
ieach Tree street, thence north with the same Il,
beginning " '"o P'"eo VI
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs o. executing this trust and to pay on and
discharge the amount OF said note s,ibject how.
eyer, to credit OF $500 as of The nth dav Of
March, 1893. nd the balance il any, in one md
Two years from day of sale, deferred payments to
crlbcd property and evidenced by the ncgotiablo
no,es OF the purchaser, unless otherwise In
sLrnStcd ny D. Il. Hockaday, trustee, mt or before
'"e SI "a, 81 SAFE On Ills. TROUT,
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COMMISSIONERS SALEM p1Ips1TaNCr
=, OF decree OF the Hastings Court of the citv
T So roanoke, Va, entered the 3ist day Of ,nly
A'''' III the cnancery cause OF T. J. Amweg for.
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huSTEE'S SALE OF REAL RSTATE-BY
a. virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 9th day OF
hh,ugust, 1851. from James K. Moore and Susan A.,
s ms VIE, 70 Alexander Neill and Rush U. Derr
ofce of the corporation court for the city of 10
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
tain deed OF trust executed on the 18th day OF
the city Of Roanoke, Va, in deed book 81. page
104. from G.. w. Ramsey and wife to the under
signed for the purpose OF securing to the
Old Dominion Building and Loan Association. of
Richmond. Va. the payment OF tho sum OF $3.50,
each, and default having been made by the said
grantor In the payment OF tho said monthly In
stallmcnts, and being required 30 to do by the
board OF directors Of the Old Dominion Building
and m, Loan Assoclation, we will. on the premises,
On THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1884, AT
1140 A. NJ, ofror for sale at public auction to tho
highest bidder the following described real estate
situated In the city OF Roanoke and bounded rs
follows
Beginning at point on tho north eide of
Bullitt street $50 feet east of Flickwir street,
thence cast with Bullitt street 50 feet to a point
and extending north between parallel lines 100
feet to alley.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The amount due to
tho Old Dominion Building and Loan Association
under this deed OF trust is $7e575
LUCIAN II. COOKE,
j. W. SHIELDS, JR.,
DIG I'd 100 Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
tain deed OF trust executed on the 18th day OF
May, 1891, and recorded In the clerks office of
the city of Roanoke, Va, In decd book 81, page
lI9, from q. w. Ramsey and wife to the under
signed trustees, for the purpose or securing TO
the Old Dominion Building and Loan Associa-
ton OF Richmond, Va, the payment OF the sum
OF 1900 10 become due in monthly inetallmenfs
Of sl3G9 each, and default having been made by
inc said grantor In the payment OF the said
monthly installmcIrts. and being required SO to
do by the board of directors OF the old Dominion
building and Loan association, we will, on the
promises, ON THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
iSat, AT i1:2o A. NJ oirer for sale Mt public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder the following de-
scribed real estate in the city Of Roanoke and
bounded as follows:
Beginning at point on the north eide of Bull
HIT street $40 feet cast OF Flickwir street. thence
east with Bullitt street 30 feet to point and cx
tending north between parallel lines 1870 feet to
an alley. "
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The amount due
to the Old Dominion Building and Loan Associa-
ton under this decd OF trust Is ST21 80.
LUCIAN II. COOKE,
j. w. SHIELDS, JR.
std. 0S Truetceg
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue or certain
deed of trust executed on the 18th day o.
May, 1894. and recorded in the clerks Office OF
the city OF Roanokc. Va in decd book 60, page
102, from q. w. Ramsey and wife, to the under
signed trustees for tho purpose OF securing to
to the Old Dominion Building and Loan Aasocia-
ton, OF Richmond, Va, the payment OF the sum
Of $500. to become due in monthly instailmon,s
OF sl3.,io each. and default having hecn made by
the said grantor in the payment of the said
monthly installmcnts. and being required so to
do by the board of directors of the Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association, VIC will on the
premises. ON TIE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER
1s9l, AT ii:3o A. NJ, offer for sale at public auc
ton To the highest bidder tho following de-
scrbcd real estate, situated in the city of Roan-
oke and houaded a, follows:
Beginning At point ON the north side of Bull
lit street 3M feet east OF Fickwr street; thence
cast with Bullitt street thirty feet and running
back between parallel lines in II northcrly direc-
ton 1870 feet 10 an alley
FERNS OF SALE:-Cnsh The amount due
To the Old Dominion sBuilding ind Loan Asso.
citation under this deed OF trust is s72n75
LUCIAN ii. COOKE,
j. w. SHIELDS, JR.,
Dlb til ID True
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TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
= certain soer or trust executed on tho 18th dav
the city Of nokc, Va, in deed book S7 page es
lv6. from &; Y. hamscy and wife to the under
Old Dominiot Building and Loan Association of
richmond Y; The payment OF the sum of $3.50
70 become III N monthly instruments OF $i445
each and dEault having been made by the said
grantor IN We payment OF tho said monthly in
staiments; hlu bcing required SO to do by tho
board OF diTctors of the Old Dominion Building
ana m9an nss9Gi9tion, we will on the premiscs,
1910 a. M, SIer for sale at public auction to tho
tate eitnatga In the City or Roanoke. Va NJ Il
bounded s3follows "'' AL
,,t bsgfnnS4 at point on the north side OF Bul
Iltt streetT toct cast of Flickwir street thence
easi WIN A1'i street 80 feet to point, and cI-
tending nfsh between paral oil lines lao feet to
TEkMSpF SALE: Cash The amount dino
to the OFF Dominion Building and Loan Assn
citation uIcr this deed OF trust is $7i57
.uClEN III. COOKE,
j. w. SHIELDS Jr
Az W ~ Trustees.
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LnGAL NOTICES.
tion under this deed Of trust Is 5cah Associa
LUGiAN II. COCKs

NRUsTBE,s SALE,-BY vIRTUgoF C,,p
l. tain deed OF trust executed on ,Sn ,, - CER
the city OF Roanoke Va in decd book - 0iice Ia
from w se apd wife TO the
Domirion Building and Loan Assoc 10 the old
sho q sum Of ESQ.,
each, and default having bosn ,nsd OF Slia5
grantor In tho payment OF the said nG sara ,n
stallments, ano being required so to do by ,hc
and Loan Associa'9n sc will. on the ppcm n,i.ns
on the l6TH "a " OCToBER, 1850, All IC:SI
bidder the following described real sstae g me,
follows: ""u o""nucu as
Beginning at a point on the north side o, I'm,
MT street w ieet east OF Flickwr street thrnr,
tending north between parallel lines $50 u feet cH o
TERMS OF. sALE:-casb. Tho or,orn,
tho Old Dominion BUILDING and Inn Uan. uuc 70
tien under his d fif, Of trust is s765 75 ''
LIGiAN ii. COOKE
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&C. against tho Roanoke Academy OF Mus,c a.
nnn, , n. nnderslgnod special Commissioners ap.
OHTuRSDAY. THE 9TH DAY or otTnRRIh'
,Ss', oHer Tor sale at public auction in front of
dne SVhltnousc In Roanoke city, the following
noke, Va: " '"' e'J VI roa-
rinN s. bcginnins at point on the south side OF
t riIst avenue !also known as Salem avenue) ls3I
nin eIs. Oh Firth street Ozark street,, and run
aans en- .ncnce with said avenue south IS degrees
east o. feet to tho line of l.. w S0uires' 5ron
cry, thence with the limo OF the same sontb X
uus IS 10 ninu es west lG4 feet to Second ave-
north IS degrees west 76a feet TO a point. thence
not,h degrees. east 1c4 feet to the beginning
1u. beginning at point on the eouth eide OF
oalem avenue 81 feet and inches west of tho
corner OF Lewis street and Salem avenue thence
s plh degrees west 165 fcot to Rorcr avenue
ipnsnce north 80 degrees west feet inches with
no,cr avenue to point, thence north degrees
east i55 feet TO Salem avenue, thence south "a
degrees cast feet inches to tho place of be.
ginning. Va w.
There is located upon the above described prop.
SSity very large and commodiouB brick building,
I hnown as the Roanoke Academy OF Music which
nas oeen htted up with all OF the appurtonances
mJJ,cssaly 70 conductthcatrical pcrforman and
winch mas been in operation for the past two
years: The above sale will include the land build
,,hhge, improvements, fixtures and appurtcnauces
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash and a. To
inc residue upon credit OF six, twelve and
e e months with interest from day OF sale,
VIII receive the notes OF tho purchasers with
good personal security and will retain the title To
s ho premises until the entiro purchase money
LUCIAN II. COOKE,
Z. w. ROBERTSON,
special Commissioners.
l., .. :; brooke, clerk OF tho IIustiugs Court for
IL. inc city OF Roanoke, Va do certify that Iucisr
locke, and Is. W. Robertson have cSccntcd bond
as otequired In the abovs mentioned cause.
b ). BROOKE, clerk.
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aic city. Va, AT OS3LOCK p; NJ OF said day, ex-
pTER nS ssa p5operey TO sale at public auction
me costs OF executing eaio trust, and TO pay the
spove mentioned note with interest now held by
DE- kcfauvcr, aud the residue II any, will be
2ae payable In one and two years from the date
evidenced by tho notes OF the purchaser
tnstallments bearing interest from tho
and secured by decd OF trust on tho
81 fchased.
S{fff<5 A 7 A DUPUY, Trustee.
S oyeonssns OF ell parties the above sale is post
SoleG until Saturday, October 9Th. at came time
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II 20, ., :; brooke clerk OF tho IIustugs Court for
me city OF koanoke, Va. do certify that Lucisu
locke, ana Is. W. Robertson have cSccutcd bond
as required In the abovc mentioned cause.
% 5. ). BROOKE, clerk
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
GREvITiES.

u German emperor has rovy turned
his attention to sculpture, with results,
it is said, quite rs untoward rs were
the consequences of his interference
with scicncc and literature.
MAJ. GooLD-hDA,is, who has been
dispatched rpon q pacific mission to
Lobengula, is determined that IL shall
be pacific. He has taken five hundred
men md q lot Of Maxim guns with
him.
Princess LOUISE of Great Britain Is
making quite n reputation as Ell actress
before the queen. If by II chance
the British people should make up
their minds 10 cut OF the royal sub.
5iuicS she can be assured of o fortune
in America.
Miss TUCKER, the popular writer, who
= known b. tho initials A. L. O. F.
ii2y OF EHTland-aEl who died in
r.h'-a India recently, was buried
oGtj.hg - the native idea, witEout
.'o..i'i, thc body being placed upon o
iLb OF wood and lowered into the
grave.
PHtIc1 LOUIS NAPOLEON DoNArAnrE
has just left the Russian army, to wear
his uniform again only il case OF war.
He is IN exile without q home, for the
famous villa of %Prangins, at the foot
of tho Alps, near Lake Lcman, is for
cvcr Ioscd. His one ambition was to
become n great soldier; the privilege
was denied him in France and he went
to Rus3ia. Now hclGy8 down his sword
and intends to travel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
'LlcoRlcg HARVEST IN SYRIA.
Gathered In Sacks and Carried on Camel,
to tho for Exnort.

Gathered In Sacks and Carried on camels
to tho Scaboard for Export.
In a series of articles describing the
planting, cultivation, preparation for
marlict md transportation of licorice
root, appearing in the Pharmaceutical
Ira, there is tho following interesting
descriptive bit: In digging licoricc
root in Syria the usual way is to start
n trench the length of the place to be
dug over, about two feet IN length, and
work from that, each man placing in q
pile the root he has dug. and Mt the
end of the day or longer time it is
taken to the scalcs, weighed aud paid
for at q specified rate per pound. An
allowance is always made for the dirt
that clings to the roots. The root is
then spread ont for few days TO slight
~ dry and piled in stacks about three
feet wide and four or five feet high.
rounded OFF at the top in order TO shed
rain, and the piles nrc narrow enough
rainy season the root is :prcad ont to
dry for about two months, being
turned over from tirac 70 time, during
which process ell the nlhcring Garth
dries and fall, OF, leaving it clean
and ready for transport 10 the po:at of
shipment. 1t IL then put into cunvas
sacks, each containing from two hum
G-cd 10 two hundred and fifty pounds.
two sacks being u load for q camel or
q mule.
For the transportation of the root
from the place where dug &c the port
of shipment, varying from two to Eve
days journey, n contract is usually
made vita on Arab or Bcdouia shc!,5
for L certain amount of cantGrs (oi
about Eve hundred pounds each) ut n
certain Price, lie to furnish calncls and
men and the owner to furnish AID ill
the sacks. About fif.y camel; 10 in
onc aravG or drove, for which FIVE
men arc sufficient. Sometimes, if one
hundred cancels arc used, the caI AVIAN
goes in sections; L man riding n
donkey leads the first camel and The
rest follow the leader. while tho other
rlcn walk. Eccpirg any camel from
straying or tagging too far behind.
They usually start early in tho morn
ing, and 20 ten or fifteen miles, when
a halt is made, the lcal5 arc taken of
aud tho c7nc!3 arc allowed TO browse
on the thorn or ether bushes for three
or four hours, then loaded again and
about the same distance travelled, when
they ere again unloadvd ard the night
is spent in the open a;r AID en- early
start made the next morning. And 20
on until the scaboari Is reached, wl!ero
they arc unloadcd, the root j. weighed,
the sacks c1pt;cd and returned to be
again rci.lcd in the fields for another
trip. On the I-uphratc5 and Tigr:3 the
0 Is obtained Eca the ban,:s O! The
rivers and, after being properly dried,
Is loaded in bulk on native boats called
buSalows, carrying from fifty to one
hundred tons, which floa: down the
river or sail If the wind Is favorable, or
at times are towcl by men as far down
rs Dassorah, where the root ia I'M
loaded md pressed in bales ready for
shipment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
Another Railroad.

The Utah & Los Angeles Railroad
Company is The tito UF n recently
formed Denver corporation, the object
Of which is 10 hvill mn mir Limo rail.
road from Salt Like TO tho sea. The
route gwen in the articles OF incor-
pcTation Indicates that connections
will bc made with the Nevada South
ern md Atlantic q Pacific. The
articles cay tie line will connect at
Salt Lake witt, tho I;;o Granie West.
Gro. bnt the officers IF the latter d s.
ctGim any ipt'Iest in the proiect.-
Va Chrouicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-03-04
March forecasts.

Prof Hicks l II Wori md Works
says the :list STORM peE.C! Tor March
will show Itself in westerly regions
about the ed. by falling baroneters
ind rioiny Thermometers. The winds
will s'l:ft To suu;heriy and the ba-
rnmeter will continue 10 fall and tho
thermuTe,of To ris, until the =
trsInes of Uuih are reached, Rnd until
general and violent storms dJ:e!1p
anu start eastward The lirzt storm
period would end about the 7tii, but
for tho now moon falling on that dGic
aul other planetary disturbances. 4
series OF hard and dangerous storms
will center noout the 9TH, with con-
tilucd stormiucss past tho REACTION
ary disturbances, central IN the 9th
anil 9th. During these Disturbances
there will DO vio!ent conflicts between
tEa tropical and polar storms, with
heavy rairs and strong probabilities
of tornadoes especially southwark
a;G turning 20 b!iZZaris ard snow
biockades in n~Drthcrly r gionS. Sud
den md extreme cold must TO cx-
pected aud preparations made for it
in the rear of these storms, Or sur
priss and suffering ARC cure TO rssnIt.
A day or h~u previous u the lith,
Indications in westerlJ parts OF tue
continent will plainly slow that
stoFg,s are brewing. During 18th To
l7lh, the storms will reach their
crisis and sweep from the western To
the eastern extremes ct tho continent.
Each section Ia its turn will % struck
by Il polar wave OF great severity, for
the season, at the u!, SO o! the storms.
Pref. Hicks admon!shcs the public
al great probable danger on land and
sea IN the eJili, 2lGt and 22ad. Cy-
c,ouic storms Of great extent. result
ing III tornudic features 0loug tho
southern tapGonts, and bIi2Z ,rds To-
the ncrth, ull 10 Uo followed by Ii gen
erai cid wave that will bn felt TO the
cons;s OF Flo, ida. Earthquakes
perturbitions, and volcanic erGptions
will DO natural, but not ucce5saryi.y
futa! or dangerous.
Tue last storm period will run fro.n
the 10Th 10 tho 10th, Inclusive, and
the storms Will show the same char.
Gutcristics as Ihpse OF the earlier
periods Where the sioims cuimiIato
ia very high Temperatures, heavy hail
with thunder md lightning uuay be
looked for. Ma,ch wiil ciVso cold
and fair generally.
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A Modest Petition.

This is q Scoichmln's prayer: 20
Lord wh 1T are We In thy sicht this
nicht? a whced pnir caEirosies. Gle us
u biessin' this Az tiiue; ito no. uften
We bother you. Gle VI a. wso wark
and big wages, an' a. breed an cheese
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