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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-15
MEMORANDA.


Charleston, s. c., Nov. 4.-Arrived,
Cherokee, Bearse, Jacksonville, proceeded
to New York: bark Venere OtaD, Vanello,
Girgenti; schr Nellie Coleman, Ross, Bara-
Cleared, schr Rillie S. Derby. Naylor,
Mantua Creek, N. j.
Sailed, steamer Carolina SPAN, Cal
zada, Grimsby Roads for orders.
Georgetown, Nov. H.-Arrived schr
Percy w. .Schall, Hubbard, Baltimore.
Jacksonville, Nov. H.-Entered. steam
Cleared, steamship tennessee, Mckee,
Key West, Fla, Nov 14-Entered.
steamship Mascotte, Decker, from Tam pa.
Cleared, steamship Mascotte, for Ha-
vana; schr Louise Hastings, Albury, for
New Orleans, Nov. 14-Cleared, steam
ships Arkansas, Havana; Croma, Bre-
men; Malabar, Copenhagen; FL Norte,
New York; Francisco, Liverpool Straits
of Magellan, Genoa via Norfolk.
Port Eads, La, Nov 4.-Arrived,
steamships Albert Dumois (Nor), Hergen,
Port I.imon; Ikbal (Br), Delarges, Barry;
Ivan CBr), Barry; Gussie, Hopner, Blue
sailed. steamships John Wilson. Blue
fields; HaVerstoe, Grimsby Roads Agnes,
Boeas del Toro; Knickerbocker New
York; Hajeen, Bremen via Norfolk; Royal
Welsh Dunkirk via Norfolk; VIM. Cljn
and Eskaro, Liverpool.
Isaac n. Kerlin, Seetman, Jacksonville;
]. II. Parker. Hammond, Charleston.
Boston, Nov. 12.-Sailed, schr Carrie E.
Look, Stevens, Brunswick.
Providence, Nov. u.-ArTiVed, schr Ed
ward w Young, Wyman, Savannah.
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CONFIDENCE IN COTTON.
General Opinion That the Lowest
Price Has Been Reached.

.barp Advances in the Futures Mar
ts+s Followed by a Rise in Spots Ev-
.~vwhere-The Local Market Firm at
.be Advancs-Spirits Turpentine Mar
ut Quiet, With 25A nc. Bid Resin in
strong Demand at Lower Prices.
arain Advan ced-Stocks Lower.
s,,.srnab. Nov. 1.-THE first really en-
,,,raging day in the cotton market for
Iong time, came with a rise of 6-64d at
,yarpool and a full 70 points advance in
+rres at New York. Prices quickly rose
Il i, in the local market, and the tone be-
r,a firm. There was but little business
s,ing but the fact that there were gen
al advances throughout the entire coun-
L. belped to stimulate confidence in the
harket
1 In another column is published various
-imates of the present cotton crop,
ada bv operators at the different ex-
.P,anges. The estimates have a wide
u n-e and will leave room for numerous
her individual calculations as to the en-
. 70 crop of 1S94-95. The estimates made
] This city are somewhat smaller than
], 10 general average made at other ports,
H. between $3.50, 900 and 9,463, 900 bales;
h. majority of the estimates here, how
s,ar. were from 5000 to 9.250,0O0 bales.
The spirits turpentine market was very
sliiet. buyers refusing to pay the last Of
ncial quotations, and were bidding lower.
rbere were no sales reported. Rosin de-
elined in medium grades, and the sales
we're large. Other markets were steady
And unchanged.
4 The Geographic reports show that wheat
had an advance in grain at the Chicago
Board Of Trade. Stocks at the New York
Exchange were at a decline of Il to IA per
xent. in the actual active list, and 31s per
lent. lower for Sugar.
& The following resume Of the different
markets will show the tone and the quota
hons at the close to-day;
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late advance of 10d15c held. Buyers are
giving better attention TO the market. No.
spring wheat, 59d59l2c; No. ., SEC; No. ,
corn =; No. oats, 29lac. Pork ST. 500 II. 80;
lard, SL01i2GG10; short rib sides S6. 25d $50;
dry sailed shoulders, 5000; short
clear sides, $6.62lad6.75. Whisky. $l.2S.
Cincinnati, Nov. 14.-Flour-Firm. good
demand. Spring patent. S3.25d37 70; spring
family, S2.S0d2 40; low grades $l.10H1.S 80.
Wheat quiet. but firm Corn, quiet, but
firm; No. white. old 54c; No. 5 mixed.
new 453.c. Oats, fair demand; from No. 3
white, S3c; choice rejected mixed, Silac.
Pork, dull; mess, $3.50; lard. easier; steam
quiet and steady; shoulders, size; short
rib sides, 6l2c; short clear sides sac; boxed
meats worth lac more. Bacon, demand
moderate; shoulders &c: loose short rib
sides, &c; short clear Sides 73sc; boxed
meats worth hc more. Whisky, Sl3
st. Louis, Mo, Nov 4.-Flour-Firm,
but quiet. Patents. $2.5Od2.6O; fancy, SEQ
d2l0; choice, Sl70Ml.S0. Wheat, higher;
December, 52lac; May, 5Tsc. Corn, higher;
December, 36c; May. i7Iac. Oats, higher;
May, 32S4q327sc Pork, standard mess, $3.50
Lard. prime steam, $685.; choice sos;
dry salt meats, shoulders. Size; longs. $50
SEC: clear ribs, 6tadl6Ssc: shorts 65s617c
Bacon, boxed shoulders, CSC. Clear ribs,
l9sa7l3c; shorts. 7l2Q7ac. High wines,
Baltimore, Md. Nov. 14.-Flour, firmer.
unchanged, Wheat, strong; No. spot,
red and November, 5Sl4a5SI2; December
5S% m5S7sc: January. 5@Ac bid. Hay. 63Gp
63lsc; steamer, No. , red 55i4a55iac; milling
wheat, by sample 5Si2m58azc C. Corn, flrmer
mixed spot, Haste; November, 53lac
steamer mixed 51H5ll2c. Southern white
and yellow, iSd5Sc. Oats, firm; No. 2
white western, 35M35iac; No. mixed do,
S2032i2c. Rye fun and steady; stock
% 26S bushels. Hay, active and hrm
good to choice Timothy. S12. 50d13. 90. Grain
freights firm, unchanged Butter, firm;
creamery fancy, 25n26c. Eggs steady, &c.
Coffee, firm, No. z, 1512c. Other articles
unchanged.
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FINANCIAL.

Savannah, Nov. 14-Money steady.
Domestic eXchange-The tone of the
market is steady. Banks are buying at 1-I6
per cent discount and selling at 1-16 to IS
per cent premium.
Foreign Exchange - The market is
steady The following are net Savannah
sixty days, Sass; ninety days, $4s41a;
francs, Paris and Havre, sixty days,
$5.194; Swiss. sixty days, s5.20l2; marks,
Securities Of Central system are quiet;
Southwestern irregular, but strong under
State Bonds-Georgia, 41a per cent. 1915,
ia bid, 1l5 asked Georgia per cent. 1896,
cent long dates, 9S94 bid 1914 asked.
City Bopds-New savannah 5 per cent.
quarterly January coupons, 1861 bid; -
asked; new Savannah per cent. Febru-
airy coupons 1854 bid. 1854 asked.
Banking Company collateral, gold 5s, IS
bid. IS asked; Central consolidated mort
gage per cent. coupons. January and
Vannah and Western railroad per cent.
trust certificates. 54ia bid, 55la asked; Sa-
vannah, Americas and Montgomery per
per cent 1910, 10s1a bid, 10 asked, Georgia
Southern and Florida first mortgage s
per cent So bid, SO asked; Montgomery
and Fufaula first mortgage 6 per cent
Endorsed by Central railroad f03 bid -
asked; Augusta ana Knoxville first mort
gage per cent, 1o2 bid, 103 asked !:
Ocean steamship per GeuN.t que 1871 3Ila
hid 9Sl9 asked; Columbus and Rome first
MORTGAGE bonds, indorscd by Central rail-
road. - bid, 43 asked; Columbus and West
eru & per cent. guaranteed, l09 bid. -
asked. CITY and Suburban railway first
mortgage per cent, bid, 81 asked
savannah and Atlantic per cent, in
dorser. - bid, 81 asked; Electric railway
first mortgage 6s, - bid, 60 asked: South
Georgia and Florida first mortgage per
cent lO6 bid, asked. South Georgia and
FLORIDA second mortgage, 105 bid ~ asked:
AIabama Midland, 81 bid. 80 asked.
Railroad Stocks-Central common, Il bid,
% asked: Augusta and savannah per
cent. guaranteed, 81 bid, s. asked; Geor-
pia common, 1872 bid, asked; South
Western Z per cent, guaranteed. inciud-
ing order for div, n bd, Is asked: Cen
traI per cent certificates. with order for
Gefaulted interest, "a bid, asked; At
ianta and West Point railroad stock IS
ma. ~ asked. Atlanta and West Point q
per' cent. certificates "a bid 20 asked.
Rank stocks. Etc.-bouthern Bank Of
the state Of Georgia, 1913 bid, lG5 asked .
Merchants' National Bank, 81 bid, 10
geked. Savannah Bank and Trust Com
many iO2 bid tu3 asked, National Bank Of
savannah i2D bid, 80 asked; OglethOrpe
savlngs and Trust Company. 81 bid. 100
aakcd. Citizcns Bank, lVl bid, l0l asked :
chatham Real Estate ana Improvement
com snny. 5ist bid, 3-l4 asked; 9ermania
Bank fol Bio, i12is asked; Chatham
Rank 49, bid. f9is asked savannah Gone
structl0u Company "a DO, % asked Title
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits TUrpentine-The market was
quiet, with no sales reported. Buyers
were bidding 25l4c for regulars. while the
factors were holding out for 25lac At the
Board of Trade, at each call, "25izc bid"
was posted, with no transactions.
Eosin-There was a good business done
principally at the inside quotations. 1t
was evident at the early session that the
buyers were bearing the market and it
developed later, when large sales We're
reported at the decline. The sales for the
day aggregated about 5000 barrels
At the Board of Trade at the first call
at II O'Clock a, m, the market was bulle-
tined firm and unchanged, with no sales
At the last call at 4 o'clock it was bulle-
tined firm, with sales of 3,423 barrels, at
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MAR1T1ME MIscELLANY.

Providence, Nov. 9-Schr John II. Cross,
stranded on North Carolina coast, was
moved by tug Right Arm a few feet,
but the severe strain caused the schooner
10 spring leak. II II reported that the
Right Arm contracted to float the
schooner for 50. 900.
Philadelphia, Nov. 12.-Steamer Donau
Ger from Hamburg. reports Oct. 70,
latitude 4G Al. longitude % II, during a
southwest gale, smashed after wheel and
bridge. damaged after skylight two port
boats, port and starbOard davits, deck
steam and water pipes and fittings; also
damaged deck at foot OF foremast. car
rled away part OF port and starboard rails
and stancheons and sustained other dam
age. The Donau also reports, oct. -,
was In collision in harbor of Hamburg
with German steamer Bohemia before
reported), and had Two plates broken on
port and starboard sides. and lost figure
head. The Bohemia had several plates
damaged.
NOTICE no MARINERS.
Pilot charts and all photographic In
Continued on Third Page
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Iris (Belg). Smit London and
Antwerp-Antwerp Naval Stores Conn
pany.
Steamship Kathleen (Br), Duncan, Ge-
noa-Richardson q Barnard.
Steamship VIM. Crane, Bond, Baltimore
j. j. Carolan, Agent.
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RICE.

The market is steady. The following
quotations are posted at the Board Of
Trade:
Clean Rice
Common, 8Ad315c per pound; fair, $40
4c;. good, 4l4@41ac; prime, 4s4 Csc; choice
head, 5q5lac; small lots, 1sGl4c higher.
Rough Rice
Upland. 45965c per bushel; tide water,
75n$1.20.
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sAILED YEsTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
Steamship Castlegarth CBD, Brake via
Bremen.
Bark Caroline CNoD, Hamburg.
Schr Harriet G. Kerlin, Philadelphia
via Wilmington, Del
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m savannah
and limo Danvm DO
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board to-day ............. 34,096 120, S99
Stock same day last year .... 6S5S 127, 6S7
Charleston S. G., Nov. 14-spirits f;iro
pentine steady. 25c; receipts, 81 casks
Rosin, good strained, firm, $1.OO; receipts
1858 barrels.
strained, S1.OO; good do, $1.O5. Spirits tur-
pentine, steady, 25c; receipts, 1853 casks (;
crude turpentine, hard, firm, $1.10; soft
$3.50; virgin, $1.70.
New York, Nov. H-Rosn-Common to
good $13oQ135. Turpentine quiet, steady,
2SlaG29c.
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NAB INTELLIGENCE

SAVANNAH, Thursday, Nov. Is, 1894.
Sun Rises NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sun Sets .......................... $40
@~-~-~-~-~~~~-~~~-~---~-~
High water at Fl Pulaski sos am SIS pm
central STANDARD Time)
ARRIVED FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY
Steamer Alpha, Daniels. Beaufort and
Port Royal-C. II. Medlock, Agent
Steamship Linda (Br), Sawyer Me-
deira-J. r. Minis a. Co.
Steamship VIM. Crane, Bond, Baltimore
j. j. CarOlan, Agent.
Schr Julia A. Trubee, Durling, New
York, cargo fertilizer to order-Master.
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Steamship Neither Holme, Markham,
Liverpool, 1900 tons salt, consigned to
j. +. Minis q Co.
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RRlLRO ADS.
PLANT SYSTEM.

Savannah. Florida & Western R'y
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Florida Central & Peninsular Railroad Co.
WrHM
Ia Bile in fleet Oct. <
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

Pilot charts and an hydrographie 4
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Continued on Third Page.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- farm with handsome Improvements. near
bedford City, VG,-rhe undersigned commi ssion-
crs will, by virtue OF DEGREES OF the circuit court
OF Bedford county, entered at its May tcrms, 1870
etc, offer for sae at public auction in front OF
nc coHT i a, at Bedford CITY, va ON SATUR-
the very desirable farm OF ITO acres, lying about
two miles south OF Bedford City. Virginia, The
land is excellent, has on it an abundance of fruit,
both apples and peaches, and is well wooded aud
watcrcd The improvements are OF very cx-
ccptionally high order, the fine brick residence
having been enlarged and handsomely improved
by the late +. H. Nlcholl, OF England, at coat of
several thousand dollarp.
There is large kitchen with room above con
way opening into storcrooms. The outbuildipgs
arc complete, including barn and stable, car
age sse Ice and fmose
shaded, and most attractive outlook towards
This i. most desirable farm and offers an ex.
ceptional opportunity TO any one desiring a
country residence easily accessible to the
schools, churches and other convcnicnces OF
TERMS:-One.fourth cash, and balance in
equal nstalments at eight, sixteen and twenty
bonds with satisfactory security; or terms can
be varied, If desired. NJ. 7. BURKS.
i'll. CAMPBELL,
Commissioners.
In Bedford circuit court, clerks office. April 81,
1893.
hereby certify that j. L. Campbell has given
20 At cod j. NJ. SPECIE, Clerk.
MMISSIONERS'. SALE OF VALUABLE
Oimproved property-Pursuant to decree en-
tered in the Hustings Court for Roanoke City,
Va, on March LIST. 1894, in the consolidated
chancery cause OF Central Manufacturing Com.
pany and others against Southern Building Com
pary and others, the undersigned special COM
mi-eionors will ON MONDAY, THE 18th DAY
OF MAY, 1891. AT - O'CLOCK N. in front OF the
courthouse in the city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed
to cell by the way OF public auction, the high
Get bidder. the following lots OF land lying and
being In the city OF Roanoke, Va, and bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at point on the south eide OF
Gregory street so east OF Wood street. thence
along Gregory street south 81 degrees 45 minutes
east % feet to point on same, thence south 2
degrees Is minutes west 100 feet to point thence
north 81 dcprecsA5 minutes west 81 feet to point,
thence north degrees Is minutes east 100 feet to
the beginning.
~ Beginning point on the south side OF
Gregory sire 70 feet east OF Wood street thence
along Gregory strcct south 81 degrees IS minutes
cast % feet to point on same, thence south 2
degrees Is minutes wet 100 fcct TO pa mt thence
north 50 degrees IL minutes west IS feet to
point. thence porth degrees IS minutes east 100
| feet to the beginning.
90 Beginning Mt point on the north eide OF
Walker street 50 feet east OF Wood street thence
north , degrees 10 minutes cast 100 feet to a
point, thence south 81 degrees IS minutes cast IS
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CONMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- improved property.-Fursuant to decree of
ne cfcut c9hst for the city OF hoanolr "a
chanc-rJ cause o. r. e oakley against II ellen G.
Iinsi'y ct. al the undersigned as special com.
trustee under the terms OF a deed OF trnstee exc
cutcd hJ tccn &. Tinslcy and husband b-arinp
date the 18th day Of August, 1892 OF record in
inc c'erRs office OF inc corporation court for
the city of Roanoke, Va. in deed book 20, page
22a, being directed by ne terms OF said decree
SECURED in said deed, will ON THE 22ND DAY
OF MAY, 1884. At II O'CLOCK NJ. on the
premis,s r-in.fter described, offer for sale the
Following described parcel OF land in the city of
Roanoke, Va towii
Beginning at point on the south:side of John
street ~ rect east OF hbufn- street thence with
John street south 83 degrees 20 minutes east 40
ieet to point, thence south degrees 10 minutes
west l2n feet 10 an alley, thence nth said alley
point on fame, thence north degrees 40 minutes
east IN feet John street the place OF beginning,
known "a lot 4, block =, OF map OF Fishbnrnc
this lot oe A'"'' 10 y"
TERMS OF SALR-Cash as to tho costs OF sale
and the sum OF 81 0G3 IS, being amount decreed
os due upon said property on account of the me-
chanic'e lien thereon, including interest and costs
amount dn Under OF ssd d ed on 1ne
on day OF sale, tO-wit. the sum of $3.50 49, and ab
to the sum OF f1,5976s. The came shall be pay.
ont interest, The fist on the fourth Monday in
May, 1894. and one on the fourth Monday OF each
succeeding month thereafter until all are paid,
ana inc residue, II any, upon credit OF one and
two care, with interest, deferred payments to
be secured by deed OF trust upon sald property.
VIM. F.WINCH,
Special Commissioner and 1ruetee.
!. 8: $: Brooke, clerk OF the circuit conrt OF the
city OF Hoanoke, Va, do certify that the bond
ny the decree rendered In said cauae on the 18th
day OF April. 1891, has been Only given.
Given under my hand NJ clerk OF the said court
42itd S, s. BROOKE. Clerk.
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The Southern Live Stock Journal
says Our people are too sharp to con
tinue much longer raising cotton at a
loss. In the first place. they cannot
afford it. In the second place, where is
the inducement: A small per cent of
cotton growers are independent of tho
merchant, can and Will do as they
please. These Will diversity their crops
III such way as To cheaper labor and
expense bills so as to fortify against
losses from any source On the other
hand, large per cent of cotton growers
find 1t to their interest to grow cotton
to keep up credit They buy all they
can on a credit and take big chances on
the future receipts from cotton to pay
off the bills.
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A LEXANDER THOMAS, ASSIGNEE VS. THE
Bristol Iron and steel Company, and the other
causes heard Herewith. Pursuant to decree en-.
tered In the above styled canes by the corpora
Der, 1893, we the undersigned spccia; sion
ere, will ON THURSDAY, THE 2S'rII OF JUN E.
lSsl, AT O'CLOCK p. IN on the y rcmiscs In
the city OF Bristol, Virginia. expose 10 sale M
public auction to the highest bi1rcr tho furnace
plant, the tract Of land upon which tho same Is
tituated. and all the bulldogs and appurtcnances
thereon contained. likewise all the iron ore fuel
SAND, limestone, laboratory materials, tool. np
p!tanccs and all the personsl property Of what.
ever kind. all of said property being owned by
the Bristol Iron and Steel Company The plant
IL II mammoth one. being well constructed and
one OF the best situated bias, furnaces in the
whole country.
TERMS OF SALE Enough cash to pay off
amounts owing by the receiver in said causes.
and an additional cum OF s., 60, the rcaicuc OF
the purchase money In three equal credit install
mcnte. at nine, fifteen and twenty one months
from the osy OF sale, the said instruments bear.
ing interest from the day OF Gale. the purchaser
giving negotiable notes with approved personal
security thereof, title to said property to be re-
talneo until the full purchase money Is paid and
aconveyancc directed by the court
April, 1894.
ii. G. PETERS,
EDWARD W. ROBERTSON, 'p0''a' oo'i't'
l, Arthur Roberts, clerk of the corporation
II. &. Peters, X. NJ. Page and f. W. Robertson
three OF the special commissioners appointed BY
decree entered in the above-stvlcd causes, have
entered into and acknowledged peperatc bonds
In the penalty OF S50,000 each, with good secur.
ity. In my office, as required by snId decree.
Done in the corporation court clerks office for
4astd AA'''"' Ap' AK RI Hi'i ROBERTS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

outh 81 degrees ~ minutes east about rs feet to
poiLt on same, thence In q southerly direction
on 1cet TO nm alley thence with said alley north
degrees ~ minutes west about Is feet to
another alley thence with said latter alley north
3dcgrces 10 minutes wcs, 5O.25 feet to the he
ginning; On tbls lot is large building known
ns Penn's Hail.
3. Beginning at point on north side O, IIar.
Iiton street feet west OF 9ainsbofo ugh road .
thence with said Harrison street north 7b degrees
west ~ feet to point, thence north Is degrees
east W. feet to an alley, thence with said alley
south 20 degrees east 81 fleet to q point, thence
eouth Is degrees west 122 feet to the bcpinninp
On this lot 10 q desirable dwelling house
4. Beginning mt the corner OF Randolph Dudlcy's
lot on hidge street, and running thence westerly
win Ridge sfreet to Joe Martins lot thence In n
southerly direction with line OF said Martins lot
59feet TO corner OF j. A. Fishburne's lot, thence
In an eastcrly direction with said Flshburne's
northcrly direction with said Dudey's line 90 feet
to the beginning.
TERMS: Opc-th!rd cash. balance in two
eqnsl successive annual payments with interest
from day OF sale; same TO be evidenced bv the
negotiable notes OF the urchascrs recured Nv
deeds OF trust OF the property OF which snch
noies represent the deferred payments Build
ibga to be insured and policies assigned to the
commissioners. :. Il. JONES,
G.. II. VINES
Z. A. MHUGH,
Special Commissioners.
l, ). ). Brooke, clerk OF the circuit court of
ROANOKE city. Va, do hereby certify that the
pond required by the decree above referred to
mas DC. duIy executed. S. ). BROOKE,
tds Clerk.
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ways leave far too many. The plants
furnished by commercial growers re-
semble the one shown at G, which was
one of about 90 grown to tho running
foot. Such plants, if set out with care,
under ordinarily favorable conditions,
will do very we'll, but successful cult
vators give preference to plants sam
pie of which is shown at D, and of
which about 25 can be grown to the run
ming foot Plants with such strong,
fieshy roots will outlivc considerable
hard usage, while those with small roots
and much tops easily succumb to hot
and dry weather
The great advantage that transplant
ed plants have over untransplanted ones
is the greater amount of space allowed
to the farmer. Seedlings are sown thick
ly and left to grow thickly. Give seed
lings the proper space by early thinning,
and thus produce plants with we'll do
veloped roots.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE !.
NEAR oHAMBL1ssBURa, VA.

Having decided to retire from business will, ON
June H. 1891. ofrer for sale, at public auction, M
farm, y ing OH Beaver-dam creek, in the county
of Bedford, about half way between Cham bliss
burg and Stewartsvile, about twelve miles from
Roanoke and ten miles from Vinton, and within
half mile OF the proposed Mineral Belt railroad
leading from Roanoke TO Dnnvillc. The farm
consists OF 57 acres-150 in tim her good land and
fine timber). The cleared land is in fine state
OF improvencnt-most all in grass. One hun
dred acres bottom land worth 500 per acre; good
frame dwelling of nine rooms-tin roof; all
necessary onthouses In good repair; fine we'll OF
water near the door: good barn and stable both
for horses and cattle; good fencing. Everything
considered don't think there Is u better farm in
the county. Mills, school and churches near by.
Good neighborhoOd.
Any person wishing to buy n first class farm
will do well TO come and look for themselves.
WIN. NJ. FIELDS,
p sod Chamblissburg, Va.