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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-29

why, Janel Jane Bruce You haven't
changed a particle"
Neither have you, Jude" cried
Jane, being the first TO take his hand,
II knew youthe moment set my eyes
on you"
ut is witness of true love-" whis-
pered Mrs. James to Aunt Susie, "Thcre
was something in each face that could
not he changed by the wear and tear
of time"
After that no one doubted it was
Jude, the brother of James; but none
of the relations, not even talkativc
Aunt Susie, knew what to say to him.
1t was Mrs. James who came to rescue
the well-known reputation for hospi-
tality of the house.
'Dear Brother jude" she said, ''in
the joyful surprise they have all for
gotten to make us acquainted, but
am James wife. You have been cx-
pected home every Thanksgiving since
married into the family, and this
year we all seemed to have pres
cicnce of your coming. You are very
welcome"
"You are very kind, very kind" said
the newcomer in a trembling voice,
quite broken up by the cordiality OF
his reception, and fumbling in vain in
his pockets for handkerchief, until a
fresh one was adroitly slipped into
his hand by Jane, as she came for
ward to replenish the fire.
'Tve had hard luck and I'm pretty
poor"
$50 was the prodigal," said his sis
ter-in-law, encouragingly.
THAT was what gave me courage to
come this year. have been wanting
to come every Thanksgiving, but
hardly dared venture; but few
months ago l was converted. Yes,
was" as murmur of interest ran
through the little group.
at came about this way. A col
porteur came along to the poor little
factory village where lived, distrib-
uting Bibles and holding meetings,
and he talked with me and wanted me
to go to one Of his meetings. and / said
l would if he would preach from Jude,
that being my name and Bible name
too-yes, it island went, and we'll
was converted, and since then have
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-29
Tho TaiIor,s Analogy.

A tailor living in Swinemunde
strasse, after receiving a "sound
cudgeling," has had likewise to apollo
gize in the agony" column of Berlin
newspaper. The advertisement is as
follows: II herewith declare that
the journeyman blacksmith, Herr
Karl X, is very honorable man
most honorable-and / take this op-
portunity of withdrawing the most
defamatory charges / made against
him. Herr Karl IL. has already given
me good thrashing for the said
slanderous words. But Herr Schieds-
mann (the interceder) informs me that
Herr Karl X will not do SO again II !
state in a public newspaper that he is
an honorable man and put thaler in
the poor box. london News
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-29

border the whole of the front of both
pocket and flap with ball fringe, which
should, if possible, combine the colors
of the embroidery with that of the
linen.
Get round sticl-part Of a curtain
rod will do--measuring about twenty
one inches in length and about an
inch in diameter, Make hole with
gimlet at each end and screw in little
brass knob to finish it off prettily.
Enamel the rest of the stick and, when
dry, pass it under the flap of the holder
and secure it to the back of the pocket
with straps of linen.
Finally, add the cord and tassels
across the top, which should agree with
the ball fringe in color. The make OF
this pocket is SO simple that no
further explanation should be neces-
Sary.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-29

been preaching, yes, l have! l don't
look much like it, perhaps, but I've
been sick and had to sell my good
clothes to get money to come home,
for that was what had made up my
mind to do-and came"
THAT was quite right" said. the
mistress of the house, "and tomorrow
you must speak at our church. We
have no minister Just now, but there
was Thanksgiving service appointed,
and it will be an excellent opportuni-
ty for you to begin work that | trust
may continue among us.
But my clothes are not fit"
"Oh, your brother has plenty of
clothes that will be good fit for you
In fact, he has new black broadcloth
suit he has never worn. have been
teasing him for more than a year to
get it and have it ready in case
should die or he should be taken him
self, or anything else in particular
should happen; and that you should
come home preacher is something so
very much in particular that you must
wear the suit But supper is ready;
you must be hungry by this time"
"Well," he said, soon after supper,
IF | am to preach tomorrow | must
make eparations-so | will, If you
please, go early to my room, and l
should like Bible, pen, ink and paper
and If it is not too much trouble
should like to try on the suit am to
wear to-morrow-so that | may not
feel altogether awkward in them"
"You certainly do not intend to put
him into that dainty best chamber?"
said Aunt Susie to the hostess, as she
was carrying the fine black suit up
stairs, with James very best linen
shirt and a white necktie.
"Oh, yes, indeed; it is so nice 20 have
him come home preacher. shouldn't t
wonder if he should marty Jane, after
all. How romantic that would bel
She is good creature, and they could
live here with us if it was'necessary--
there's room enough"
well, you are a saint! you are, and
no mistake" said Aunt Susie.
"The joy of my homecoming is so
great, and the labor of preparing my
sermon SO considera BILE, that | fear |
shall pass sleepless night" said
Jude, as he stood rubbing his hands
before the glowing open fire in the
best chamber; land l hope no noise
that may make will disturb the fam
lily.
"0h certainly not, make yourself
perfectly at home, and if you want
something to eat 90 right down in the
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-29

down OF the thistle "
Is ripencd and scattered awov,
inero gold in tho gathered harvest.
Theres homcly and heartsome chccr.
And so we win be full Joyous
Inc day of thanksgiving is hero
a sign Tor the vanished splendor
or the autumn's purple and rad
For the goldcn-rod that is whltened
FOR the gcntian bloom that Is dead,
Then turn to the hearthstone CHEEKY.
Behold, tbs the time of year
To count our blessings and morcies
Tho day Of thanksgiving is here
bare and brown in the shadows.
Tho meadowland meets the gaze.
Wher9 the bold, blithe bee went seeking
Its sweets in the summer DAYS.
The honey is stored in plenty.
SO what If the winter is nearY
Tho time Is not one for repinipe-
The day Of thanksgiving is here.
Inc truit has matured in its season.
Tho sunshine has ripened the seed
Then sing to the Lord OF tho harvest
A song of thanksgiving indeed.
inc morn and the noon have passed by us:
lis the sweet afternoon Of the YEAR.
So let not your tribute be lacking
Tho day OF thanksgiving is here.
Hattie Whitney, in Good Housekeenino
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-29

milk her husband had brought in.
Judge Carpenter" he replied, as he
hurried out in the deepening autumnal
twilight to shut the barn door and to
bring in the eggs continuing, as he
returned and went to the sinlSroom to
wash up for supper:
81 talked with him so long that am
late about my chores. He said he
should think you and in this large
house would be like two cannon balls
rolling about in an empty barn."
'If he thinks the house is empty he
would better come in and go overit."
"Oh, empty of people he meant. OF
course he knows you well enough to
be sure that the rooms are furnished
and in spick and span order"
well, there's only you and me, ]
know, but l have always wanted
large house and l have got it. You
have a great many relations, and it
gives any housekeeper comfortable
feeling to know that platoon OF Wis
itors may come in upon her without
creating a feeling of dismay as to what
she is to do with them. Unless am
greatly mistaken, you will find in less
than month from now that our new
house is none too large" ;"
"a month? OH that will bring
Thanksgiving. Who have you in
vited?"
Not anyone, but a large house
draws company; your friends have all
standing invitation and we are not
likely to be alone. Your brother Fran
els and his family will all come as
usual, as matter of course"
"Thanksgiving always makes me
think of Brother Jude" said the farm
er, finishing the raised cake and Gus
tard, drinking his tea, folding his nap
kin, and pushing back from the table
'He always from child thought SO
much of Thanksgiving; if he ever
comes back home it will be at that
time"
"You have great faith, James; Jude
has been away more than twenty years
Do YOU think it possible that ne can
be living?"
more possible than to think ne can
be dead. He was always SO very mucn
alive, full of spring and dance ana
fun and common sense, too l nave
expected him every Thanksgiving since
he went away, and I shall expect MN
this year" .,,a
'If he thinks of coming snouio
suppose he would write"
.Oh, that would not be IKE Juoe'
he would want to come right in as II
he had only been away over nighe !
ranombar ne II it were yesterday
when he went away. 1t was tne
morn;np after Thanksgiving. haa
to 90 to town with load OF corn anu
started before daylight. AS was ge..
ting ready what was my astonishmen.
to have .Jude. dressed as he had se'
out for the ball the night oelore' 'ans sa.
his nlace ON the load beside me- ior
Brother Jude never liked gee'ins "
early in the morning AS we sV"i '.a
off be fold me that he hadn't Deen 70
tbe hall: chat Jane Bruce, the giri ne
exrected TO wait upon, had given nun ,
the slim and gone with the new school, %
master, and rather than race s,,e ns % no;ns
there would be about it nc was se Ms
baway to teach school himsei ~ - -or.
kTerss- md when he got over MS nor
:.,n he should come back. l sup
,,osoh r.,, ha never has got over it, for we
~ po9s ssr r have seen him from that day lay. 10 .
this, nor has he ever Wv, narv Thanks
can't help expecting him every
giving" - hone that he
NAV come. il he does there ,at,on. - f0f He
enough, that Is one
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-29

Willie-Maw, we're going to have a
little masquerade party over at Tom
Stapleford's. How'd l better fix up SO
they won't know me?
His Mother--Wasb your fqes, dear
Chicago Tribune
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-29
RemoyInc Label. FROM BottIe..

Where good paste has been used it is
often difficult to remove label from
bottle. If the label be thoroughly
soaked with water, and then held for
q moment over gas-fame, the papers
will be loosened by the steam thusy
formed, and can be stldpped OF with.
out trouble,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
it certain decree of the Hastings Court for the
term, 1894 in the chancory cause of the nr,d',cy
hc Gari Company vs. p. S. Miller ct ais,
inc, lnc Undersigned, as special commissioners, will
AT l2 O'CLOCK NOON, On wE I'D sBsii,sSS
IiiE 30 DAY OF OCTOBER, 1891, The following
described real estate, situated in the cnuntv ~
ntoahoke, Va, and ncar the corporate limits of
'he CITY OF Roanoke, and described as follows:
ca s,eginning at tho Intersection OF the north
ouetcriy sioe or Russell street with the north.
castcrly side of Bridge street, ae shown m The
map map OF section OF the Roanoke Development
northwesterly side OF Bridge street north d dn
grecs ~ seconds cast SIS feet to the southwesicrv
same vi an niley 10 feet wide, thence along the
angles TO said Bridge street north SO degrees al
seconds west l2O feet to the northwestery side of
an alley 20 feet wide leading into Railroad Ave-.
nue., thence extending along same parallel With
sala bridge street and at right angles TO Russell
sl-1OO feet to the southerly side of Railross anu
nue.. thence along the same by line in a general
souim,westeay direction curving to the left, with
and $500 feet to the northeasterly side OF oP
russell street, thence along the same south is
M a seconds east CPS and 701CO feet to the
;, being the same land that was conveyed to the
pr B, Carriage Company by deed from
Sath gay OF January, 1892, and recorded in the
clerks Office OF the coun y court OF Roanoke
located very large factory building, formery
as @1 6y the Bridgewatcr Carriage Company.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash and tho
remainder to be paid in e. - and Is months from
INC Day OF gu Q, said deferred payments TO ho
evidenced by the bonds o. the purchaser with
personal security and also secured BY a deed of
trust upon the premises conveyed
w: a. GLASGOW, Jr.
LUClAN ii. COOKE,
Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond required by the
decree III ABOVE mentioned cause :has been ex-
ecutea with security approved by me.
5. s. BROOKE. Clerk
NOTE: The above sale is made at the risk OF
W.J. blair, bidder Mt sale under former ad.
vertisment. III q D tds
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE nv
~ ,se.ue Oh deed OF trust, dated tho 18th ds v
80 DS.em 1er, 4SvS, from Kate E. Wolff and hns
t Ut " n; N douglas and Thos w Miller
oe, S.ees' Which deed is Of record in the clerks
RnsnoE. ~; inu corporation court for the city of
the Middle States Loan, Building and tonstr "
. ,a' company, OF Hagcrstown, Marylands tho
payment or the dues interest preminms s ND
t therein stipulated to be paid. and dcfsmIt
,tor rug occurred IN the payment OF the said dues
oUtGTsr premiums and lines, for tho space of al
0y The said Middle States Loan. Bnilding ~ ,n MY
construction Company, of Hagcrstovn WarStsnd
VIC VIII. on THURSDAY, TIE I'TII nav niS
UOaODEk. 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. on the
P;uhhlscs proceed to sell Mt public aution to the
highest bidder all that certain parcel of iand
scribcd as follows: h'"' anu uc-
, scanning AZ point on the north side of Pat.
ton street 1885 feet west OF Park street. thcnc,
t uoru - esrees, cast 1325i feet to an alley:
utc . MIN In SAID alley north az dcgross min.
snnt, " os 1V.o lcct 10 point on same; thence
inchco with Patton street south as dc,rrccs oss,,
~ icct 10 inc beginning, being lot No II in soc
Ton 10, as shown by the map or tSc Rorcrs Eoir
taA ana houston addition TO the city of Rosnokr
TERMS-Cashas to enough to nav tho cost .,
que ana In arrears on said Interest. nreminms
hncs Mna uucs, viz: $3l6iO and the residue sha1j
oe pa!aoie Ill TWO equal annual PAYMENTS of ono
unu Two years from the day of sale the deferred
ps ren.s 10 DC secured by deed OF trust upon the
p,npcrIy, anu to bear interest frn,... the day or
lent ana desirable dwelling honse Wv
II: K. DOUGLASS,
o,t,s THOS. W. MILLER
SO Trustccs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
Q 4 tbs

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE nv
virtue OF deed or trust dated the oand do y
Oh december, 1892. from Melissa Van WaGonnayy
a a, -. husband to II. X. Douglas and Thomas W
Milier, trustees, which decd liz of record in tho
r oec or the corporation court for the civ
Oh hoanokc In deed book 81, page is to sccnrSs
s ~ unc niaalc States Loan, Building and Con
t sht.u ' company, OF llagcrstown, Maryland
.he payment OF the dues, interest, preminms and
d dmShE occurred In the payment of tho said
cues, interest, premiums and fines for tho snaco
OF SIX months and more, and being reumestcd no
10 90 Oy the said Middle States Loan BuiidinS and
Gonstrmction Company, we will. ON TjIfIRS.
PAY THE 4TH DAY OF OCTOBER' ISM NJ
il'oo O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the prcmises' nrocced
10 seli AT pubic auction to the highest builder ail
Ina. certain parcel of land lying in the citv of
ROANOKE, va, and described as follows: ~
uDeslnulng at point on the north side of
M Sene avenue $3.50 feet cast of Eleventh street
point; thence northwardly at right angles from
ythe avenue 1871 rs feet to an alley: thence alonn
ealo alley ,westwardy so feet to a noInt. thenrs
southwardly 1S1 81 feet to the place of beoinninT
peing ot NO. 10, section 2, according 10 The ~,
Oh rne Meirose Land Company.
IEhnS: Cash as to enough to paw the coat of
executing this trust and TO pay the amount now
a anu IN arrears on snid interest, premiums.
hncs aIa oucs, viz: S32640 and the residue All nj
oe payable In two equal annual payments of one
anu TWO years from day OF sale, the defcrrdd INV
mehts to be secured by deed of trust unon TIC
properly and to bear interest from tho date Of
sns' Upon this land is constructed n convenient
ana desirable dwelling house
II. X. DOUGLAS
ot.ds - THOMAS W. MILLER
W." ~ Trustees
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
ADIRONDACK CAMPING.
Fine Recreation For Women Who Arc
Willing to Rough 1t.
Especial Correspondcncc.l

Especial correspondence
PAUL SMITHS, N. Y, Sept. @. --Adiron-
dack camping for women is not what it
was eight or ten years ago. The woman
camper in those days wore q regular
camp costume, with short skirt of fan
mel and bodice to match; leggings of
cloth or leather, strong low heeled shoes
and felt hat. Sometimes women thus
equipped went into rough camp with
rifle and fishing rod and lived as nearly
as they might the life of the hunter.
1--WE don't do that now,'' said O camp
er, smiling from beneath her sauoy
sailor hat, "and every year we are more
and more like the women that loll about
tho hotel porches and take care of their
compilations. "
AS matter Of fact. there has been q
change in many respects for tho better
and some for the worse as to the man.
ner of camp life for women. A woman
may still, if she chooses, live in rough
camps and scorn conventions but most
women do tho other things. There arc
camps Of all degrees, from the enormous
establishments Of the millionaires,
where fashion still has her way and ev-
erybody dresses two or three times day,
to the simple camps Of sensible folks,
where the women dress in outing cos
tune when they rise and seldom appear
i'll anything else, save perhaps OH Sun
day It's easier to do this in your own
camp or as guest in some friends
camp than i'll the boarding camps, where
to some extent there is such thing as
the conventionalities of town life The
boardcr, however, who has the courage
to be peculiar may, if she will, enjoy the
luxury of dressing but once day. The
woman who comes camping to the Adj
rondacks, whether rs guest or as
boarder. needs an outing costume to con-
sist of sailor hat, shirt waist, serge
skirt and jacket to match, russell shoes
and the proper sort Of nccktie The
provldent woman will fetch along mt
least two outing gowns, skirt and Jacket,
and half IL dozen shirt waists is none too
many Fashionable women arc likely to
have several dozens of the latter and five
or six of tho former, and it is the thing
to have hatband, necktic and belt to
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

'IRuSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue OF a deed of trust dated the pend day
OF december, 1892, from Melissa Van Waponcr
and husband, to III. X. Douglas and Thomns W
Miller, trustees. which deed is of record i'm the
cierks ofice of the corporation court for tho ctv
OF roanoke In deed book S., page 40, to secure to
tne Middle States Loan, Building and Constrnc-
tlon company, OF Ilagcrsiown, Maryland, fthe
payment of the cues, interest, premiums and
INES therein stipulated to he paid, and default
having occurred In the payment OF the said dncs
interest, premiums and flncs for the space OF six
months and more and being requested so TO do
by the Middle States Loan, Building and Con.
strnction Company, we will, ON THURSDAY
TIE 4TI DAY OF OCTOBER, 1884, AT 10.55
O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises proceed to sell
at pubic auction TO the highest bidder all that
certain parcel OF land lying In the city of Roa.
nokc, Virginia, and described as follows:
- Beginning ut point on the north side of
Wythe avenue 1880 feet east OF Eleventh street.
thence with Wythc avenue in an easterly direc.
ton TO 5O feet point, thence northcry mt right
angles to said Wythc avenue 1871 rs feet to an alley
thence along said alley Ia a westerly direction III
rect 10 point, thence southwnrdly 13l % feet 10
tho place OF beginning and known az lot No q
section 2, Mclrosc Addition.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to nav the cost of
executing this trnst and to pay the amount due
ana III arrears on said interest, premiums fines
and dues. viz, S32j.l0 and the residue shall he
years from date OF sale, The deferred payments
to DC secured by deed OF trust upon the proucrty
ana 10 bear interest from the day OF sale
Upon this land liz constructed q conyenient md
desirable dwelling house. "'N
HENRY KYD DOUGLAS.
THOMAS W. MILLER,
- tus % Trustees.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EyE-
- cuted to me as trustee by I homas A Rolling
on inc sGth day of July, 1872, and duly recorded
IN the clerk office OF the Hastings Court for the
city OF Roanckc in deed book No So page 4 con
vcying the hereinafter described PROPERTY in
trust TO secure to Beverly Tweedy the payment of
the sum OF $3.50, evidenced by three ncgotiabIc
NOTES OF the said Thomas A. Boiling, each for the
sum OF Sll6.66S, bearing even cate with said
decd and payable with interest at the rate of {;
per cent. per annum to the said Beverly Tweed v
or order AT the First National Bank of Kosnokc
w., In ak, twelve and eighteen months from
date respectively, and default having heen mad
IN the last OF said notes, and, having been rc
quested by the holder thereof so to do i will ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1894, AT u O,CI OCK
Nj, at the front door OF the coprtho use in Roa.
noke city, offer for sale to the highest bidder at
pubic auction, oil that certain lot or parcel Of
lhhd lying and being in the city OF Roanoke, Va
ana bounded and described as follows. '
, beginning at the northeast corner OF Blaine and
Iark streets. thence with Park street north u do
erees ~ minutes cast S. feet to an allcy thence
WIN said alley south rs degrees 10 minutes east
~ rect 10 point. thence south degrees 20 min.
ntes west IS feet to Blaine street, thence with
biaine street north 81 degrees As minutes west 10
feet to the beginning Ns' ''
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to INV Off
una ulscharge the amount now due on said note
anu the costs of this sale; said note is subject TO n
Sreult OF S5O, as OF the second day OF April 1892
9aiancc In enc and two years from day of sale
ocicrred payments evidenced by tho negotiable
notos o. the purchaser and secured by a deed of
trust upon the property above described
"5td 81 A. p. STAPLES, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
8 RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-
Virtue OF n decd of trnat da.a1i ~ a -.

hEsIEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
-, virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 18Th d. y
oi december, 1892, from John p. GRAY tnI ~
Aie1ander Neill and Rush U. DER trns, ., W
WHEN uceu is OF record In the clerks oflce of he
S court for the city OF Roanoke in deed
JOo o. page 10. TO secure to the Middle States
W oan, nulluipg and Construction Company of
i maascrs.own, Maryland, the payment of the dues
~ .ntercst, premiums and fines therein stinpIatc1
to DC paid, and default having occnrrcd IN 70
Sayss cut Gu, OF said dues, premiume, Interest and
u ,h ior inc space OF six months or more. and
sno saio Kush Y. Derr having departed this iisc
ica n tna undersigned as the suryiyino trnstee
S Gnu oeing requested go 10 do by tho MtIGio
states Losn, Building and CONSTRUCTION Com,
p ns Avn, VIII. on THURSDAY, THE 4TH nav
H. OSa 'Ii 4, 1921, AT 1913 O'CLOCK M. on
~ tne premlses, proceed to sell at public auction
10 INC nlghest bidder, all that certain MARCEL ~
described az follows: Virginia. ana
wv beginning at point on the north s,de or
Stnc avenue 1884 feet east OF Elcyenth str.o ~
. .ncnee with Wythc avenue In an eastcriv Sirec
ti i oo rect to point; thence northwa ydIr q.
rig ny angles to said Wythc avenue l3i * Sost ~
an ailey; thence along said alley in westcriv ~,
rSSnon 81 feet to point; thence sonthwnyrdiv
ioi;H Ieet to he place OF beginning. and rnnuy
ae T 3s no :, section 2, Of tho Melrosc Addition
INNS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost or
d ne ana TINS trust and to pay the amount now
Hnes .nL IN srrears on said interest premiums
hnes aud dues, viz: 1896 40 and the residnc sh II
oe payable In two equal annual payments of onn
anu TWO years from the date of sale the dcferrnS
payments to be secured by deed OF trust mon tho
properly and to bear interest from the dstc ~,
sae. upon this land is constructed a oonvenioUt
ana desirable dwelling house.
'ue OF ALEXANDER NELL, Trustee