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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-04
Produce and merchandise.

New YORK, March 3-Flour dull,
steady. Winter wheat, low grades, 400
02 45; patents; 3.25@3.5O; Minnesota
clear, 2.50@2 90; patents. 3.75@4.35; low
extras, 2.05@2.45. Southern -four dull,
steady; common to fair extra, 2.0O@3 90;
good to choice do, 3 lO@4.sO. Wheat
dull, lower, with options; No. Q red =,
store and elevator 62@63, afloat 636;
options opened firm, ct nc advance,
fell H@%c, rallied &c and closed
steady at 40 &c below yesterday with
trading dull; No. 2 red; March, 61H;
May, e5X.
Corn dull, easier; No. 2, 42s6@42H
elevator, 43&@43x afoat; options dull
and steady at 40 u decline; March and
May 42X, April, 42M. Oats dull, OBJ
tions easier; March, 35A; May, SAX;
spot No. 2. 81; No. white, 3s; mixed
Western, 3s@3sX; white Western and
white State, 5000. Hay moderate do
mand, firm. Wool moderately active,
steady; domestice fleece, 2O@25. pulled,
l6@25. Beef dull, steady; family. 100
IA; extra mess, s.O0@s.5O Beef hams
quiet at $50. Tierced beef dull and
unchanged; city extra, India mess, 1s@
81. Cut meats easy, quiet.
Rice dull, steady, unchanged. Molas-
SEES unchanged. Peanuts quite. Coffee
options steady, 5@25; March, $500
1905; May, 15.45@15.55; June, 1918;
spot Rio dull, firm; No. 7, Tx. Sugar,
raw, quiet, firm; fair refining, 1916;
refined quiet, firm, of A, 3X@4 3.16;
standard A. 1@7 10; cut loaf and
crushed, SOS BIG; grsnulated, 4N@
9-16. Freights dull, steady; cotton,
9-64 pence bid; grain, 2X pence asked.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-04

~ recent peep into jewel box of 25
years ago brought to light most curious
design in earrings-namely, horn of
plenty made of fligree gold long enough
to almost reach the shoulder, and thicllly
incrusted ut the opening of the horn with
precious stones of almost every variety
Although Mt first glance one tremblcd for
the wcarer's comfort with tho somewhat
ovcrpowering looking ornament dangling
from her ear, upon taking it in the hand
1t proved to be very little heavier than the
solid gold ball earrings that afterward be
came so popular. Mosaics were also worn
about this time and some were marvcls of
artistic workmanship.
The big, gold linked chain, from which
hung an enormous gold locket, was the
only necklace worn, while the narrow
glove band" bracelet of gold fitting tight
to the wrist was considered indispensable
to the toilet. Ladies in those days thought
sapphire or emerald rings set with dia-
monds and worn on the first finger to be
quite the thing Pearls were the ia
vorite stones become so perhaps by the
famous necklace owned by the Countess
Dudley. This necklace was composed of
rope of pearls which went six times
around the neck, each pearl being so abso-
lutely perfect that six or eight would have
realized n small fortune.-Jewelers' Crcu.
lar
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SAM. TYREE lTrustccs
2 ~ tds. w. Nice. WAUGH

by VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED or
- trust executed to the undersigned trustee M
the % day OF February 1870, and recorded In the
CLERKS ONCE CT the Hastings Court for the civ NJ
oahoSe IN deed book 81 page 22S, whereby Gco
Mcr. Gish conveyed the property hereinafter de-
s sin 70 secure the Roanoke Building Assoca
lion aiid Iilvestmcnt Company the Payment OF
the sum OF S36ia50, evidenced by ninety nepo.
tlhoie hOtcs or oven date with eaid deed OF trSst
TOT inc sum OF SiO.55 each. Default having hccn
made IN the payment OF eleven OF said notes and
having been requested so to do by tho RoanoEe
Buiiming Association and Investment Comnanv
WILL ON THE BOTH DAY OF MARCII ISL
sell Mt public auction to the highest bidder nj
inc front door or the courthouse, In tho citv ot
Roanoke, the following described property to
VIII certain lot or parcel OF land living In thc
CITY or hoinoke ana bounded az follows To yyit.
beginning at point on tho north side or
Mouhtaih street 1l5 feet east Of Franklin rond
thehcc north ccgrec as minutes east 80 feet 70
an alley, thence with said alley north IS degrees
10 mihntes cast 81 feet to n point, thence sonth /
ocSrcc % minutes east $50 feet to Mountain
street thence with Mountain street south 81 de-
srees 10 minutes west so feet to the bcpinnino
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient TO nav The
cost OF executing this trust and the sum OF S5i o.
ana as to inc sum OF 81 ,713 10 upon credit to be-
come Que In monthly instalmcnts OF SlO50 each.
WIN interest from the Sd day OF February lS,O
balance; II any, In one and two years from datc
deferred payments to be evidenced by the notc
OF inc purchaser, secured by deed OF trust ON
the premlsce. LICjANIJ CnrKE ' VII
~ '"' Trustee.
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4 RUSTEE AND COMMISSIONERS SALE o

49, SaEE AND CORRESPONDENTS SALE OF
=, Saiuaolc city propcrty-In pursuance OF the
DEGREES OF the circuit court for the city OF Roa-
no i entered at its February term, 1884, In the
suIl Oh hngleDy Bros. We. j. II. Gillian and others
inc undersigned trustee and Commissioner viii
proGeed to sell at publIc auction on the premises
9csirsple honsos and lots in the city OF Roanoke
described as follows:
IN f rsn, a certain lot or parcel OF land fronting
ov ieet On tho north eide OF Wells street BEGIN
nlns at point "a feet east OF it's intersection
WIN JEFFERSON stree, and running back l6u feet
70 on n n'Sy; oeing the same lot conveyed to A c.
lemon on the LIST day of August, 1870. to the
trustees OF the Lynchburg Perpetual Bnlldinp
any Loan Company, to secure the said company
north side OF Wells street, beginning st o no,n,
Ssu tee east from Jcffcr. on street. and rnnning
back IL feet to an alley, it being the same lof
conveyed by A. c. Lemon ON the 9Th DIV nr 1 ~.
Gem ocr, lsyo, to the trustees of the Lvnchbnrp
the said "o nu1ng and Loan Company, to secure
more is u large aud comfortable brick dwell
ing on each OF said lots, and on each of them a
TERMS: Cash as to go much Ms is neccssarv 10
psy COSTS OF suit and sale; the taxes due on said
pr2peiriy , tae amount due the Lynchburg Per
saiu de. Dc OF trust (about S6S2 on 10, No. /. and
aoout SSH 81 on lot No. y; and the defe rrcd nav
ments due the said company under said dcoda ~
trust shall he paid IN mouthly installments NJ
l,oiiows On lot No. / Si2.9i, ON the second Mon
uaS III March. loyi, and the same amount ON the
ssso ,. Monuay OF each month for the rcxt suc
cecuihg sixteen months, and on lot No > tho ann
Oh al a on the second Monday or Ma, CHI. iSoi
each month for the next succcednv I fortw Oh
months; for cash also as to the insurance nrn.
ihsiulns paid by said company (S7t0 on each loS.
.nc amount due on both lots to Gillian ,s 20
u u1 ier deed OF trust OF May Is iSyi fabont
sxG;a aoi ~ the amount due Engleby Bros nGdcr
anu use Gu o, OF August TO- 1891 (about
ana two years, with bond and approved security
nc &c SAID lots will first be ofrcred separately
SAML. TYREE
Trustee and Commissioner
Bond given in the above cause as reanired nv
"c 9Ds,d SIS. BROOKE, Clerk.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Now York ssooh:nxsrket.

NEW YORK, March 3.-There was an
unmistskably bullish temper to the
stock market during to.day's short Sos
sion. At one time the list was raided
on rumor that the earnings Of the st.
Paul for tho fourth week of February
would show decrease of 500, 900, but
the concessions made were trifling and
buying orders promptly carried prices
up again, as the actual decrease of the
st. Paul for the period named proved to
be only S6S,0O
Tho Bland seignorago bi.l and tu.
gold shipments which were used
against the market yesterday were
Ignored by operators to-day while the
comparatively small losses in railroad
earnings and tho growing belief that
The sugar people will got some protec-
ton on the refined article created quito
bullish sentiment. The expreme case
in money which was emphasized by the
further increase of over $1,000, 600 in
the surplus reserve of the banks to- day
also stimulated purchases.
The advance in prices was equal to
1@1&, the latter in Sugar, which sold
as high as IS ani closed at SAX. The
grangerS, Louisville and Nashville,
Manhattan, General Electric, Western
Union and Distillers were also notice
ably strong. The last named, however,
lost part OF the improvement AS q
rule, Anal quotations were the best Of
the day and specuiations closed Fl RIM in
tone
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
active and strong. Sales: Listed stocks,
SIS 900 shares; unlisted, 22 900.
Monau On calI 10 49,. oo-..
prime mercantile paper, 4@4H per
cent. Sterling exchange is firm, with
actual business in bankers bills 4s6%
@4S7 for sixty days, and 46sH@46sH
for demand. Posted rates, 4S7K@4s9.
Commercial bills, 4s6A @486H for sixty
days, and 4s7]s @4s7% for demand. Bar
silver, $3.50; government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds higher. State bonds dull.
Silver at the board was nominally
lover.
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by VIRTUE OF ~ DEED OF TRURST EY,
u cCLeM 10 INC. the indie Il Lru -.

ny VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRtIRST Ey.
- cculed 10 me, the undcrsig ucd trustee ON the
2hu day OF June 1893 by j. N Baird TO secnre
INTO the Aetna Land and Investment Comnnnv
the payment or the sum OF $l66 TT as evidenced
Dy TWO negotiable notes of the sum OF $50 81. dine
IN one and two years from date, and recorded in
ueed DOCK ., page 3fS, IL tho clerks office OF tho
county court OF Roanoke county, Va and dcfault
having been made in the payment OF the two
year notc, ana hcing requested so to do by the
Dcnencnry. will ON WEDNESDAY, TIE li'rII
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1894 AT 1880 p. NJ in
front OF inc office OF W. A Pcdigo II Co, in The
Town OF inton sell at public auction the follow
ing ucschDcd property in the county of Roanoke
va anu described rs follows.
ono iot known ny lot No. IL, in section n Of
INC i9hds or the Aetna Land and Investment
company, snid lot fronting on Cedar street sonth
~ degrees IL minutes west 50 feet thence with
Ihird avenue north degree cast Il minutes lSo
Icet TO an alley, thence with said alley north -
degrees " minutes west 50 feet thence with lot
10 feet. " ''s e"s'
TERMS Cash rs to an amount sufficient To nav
INC cosls OF executing this trust, including trus
zee = commission or per cent. and the amount
or sai note OF 1888, with interest from date.
Dhance II any,upon credit OF one and two wears
evidenced by negotiable notes, secured by dee,
OF trust upon the property. CHAS. l.. BUSH,
Nv oon,..,a,, Trustee.
safe mas been postponed until Saturday, March
~ ~ ~ =. III. CHAS. l.. BUSH
Az Vus Trustee
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CHE WAS IA POSITIVE OLD LADY.
Her Husband Wouldn't Take a BLUM, and
She Was of tho Same Stuff.

Her Husband Wouldn't Take q BlufY, and
She Was of tho Same Stuff.
On the sent in front of mo in the passen-
ger coach was little old woman wearing
sunbonnet and calico dress, and no.
ticed that every time the train whistled
1or u highway crossing she seemed to ex-
pect an accident. l felt it my duty to ns-
sure her that there was no danger, and she
seemed much relieved as she replied
"Ever since the accident to Daniel Two
felt skeert of these yere kyars, but reck-
on it's all foolishness."
us Daniel your husband2"
Not now. He used to be, but he's
dead now.''
Fatally injured in railroad accident,
was hc?'
''Wuss than that, sir. He didn't live
but two days after he was brung home.
I've ben down to Knoxville to see the rail
road folks about it. They tried to skeer
me off, but l let 'em know what was
what. When got in whar the big man
was, SEE to him, SEE L:
Pm the widow of Danu Forbish of
Anderson county, what was picked up by
yo'r railroad and listed 30 feet in the air
and all busted to squash. Pm a-wantin
damages, and I'll git 'em er raise fursep
Your man Dan1 was IL walkin OH our
track, and he wouldn't git off when the
whistle footed, seq the big man in loud
voice.
"'That was because he thought the rail
road was a-bluflin him, and Danl was 10
hand to take n bluff
"'I'll never pay no 81 900 as long ms |
survive on the face of this airth u wells
the big man.
"'Who's a-wantin 81 ,0O0P' SCI l, gettin
madden and madden all the time MY
Dan i was purity good man rs men 90,
but he wasn't TO be valyued at no 81 900
nor yit half of it.
"'About how much did you go fur to
valyuc yo'r Danl, who wouldn't take a
blun?'
"'Im bound to consider sez 1 as 1
raps on his table with my umbrella-sI'm
bound fur to consider that my Danl was
with $3.50 to me, and if don't git it I'll
wallop this ycrc railroad with n lawsuit!
1t hain't no use to try to skeer me, fur
Pm like Dan'l about bluff"
"Then what did he say?" asked ms
she paused.
He cum right outer the tree as plcas
ant ms basket of chips, and arter had
writ my name to Il paper he counted out
the money and hopes thar is no hard feel
ins beca 'se they h'isted and busted Danl.
I've got the greenbacks right we're in my
busum, with three pins to hold it fast
Ever hev anything to do with railroad
stranger2''
Not very much"
WAL, if the time ever Gums, yo' walk
right in on the biggest toad in the puddle
and pound on his desk with y'r umbrella
and don't be skecrt of him. He'll holler
ut yo' and look powerful ugly, but when
he sees ye amt TO be blufrcd he'll climb
down from his perch and count out the
cash. "-Pittsburp Post
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and so popular as 20 need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases Of tho Liver and Kidneys,
Will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood .-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malarial fevers.-For cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Elec-
trio bitters-Entire satisfaction guaran-
teed, or money refunded. Price so
cents and Sl.0o per bottle at Christian
Sc Barbees.
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ERUSTER'S SALE-ON TUESDAY, THE
T., 2.Il DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1884, at 3 D. M.
county, Va, will sell to tho highest bidder for
cash In hand and in bar OF the equity OF redemp.
situated In the city OF Roanoke State of Virginia
known us lot No. 10. section 80, map of Melrosc
Lnnu company, and described rs follows:
Beginning at point on the north side of Mel
rose avenue 90 feet east OF Fifteenth street
thence with Mclrose avenue south IL degrees /
north IL degrees SIS minutes and 10 seconds east
Iao rect 10 IN alley thence with said alley north
40 degrees minute 20 seconds west so tcet TO a
point thence south - degrees IS minutes 40
seconds west lao feet TO the beginning
said sale will be made in pursuance TO the nro
signed by kcbecca Caldwell, dated Anrii u Is9a
anu an, recorded In the registers office OF Roanoke
city In book 81, page 49,
This January ~. 1891.
20 tds. w. p wASHBURN Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY vIRTUEoF DEED
4 OF trust executed to the undersigned trustee,
GATED t, thc 22d day OF September, $500, by X. NJ.
BALDWIN and OF record In the clerks office of the
Hustings Court of the city OF Roanoke, Va. in
ueeu DOCK Oh, page 81, conveyed to me MS trustee
inc borrowing property, situated In the city OF
Roanoke; Va, and bounded aud described rs
Follows: known rs lot 9, section l6 on mar OF
Roanoke Land and Improvement Company (by
Dnnstan 4 Wingate, April, 1850, on fic In the
ONCE OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court OF the
CITY OF koanoka, Va In trust to secure to j. [,
riddle, D. l.. Treadway and IL. ID. Shepherd the
payment or the sum OF 300, payable intwo equal
annual Instruments OF 1900 each with interest.
ana default having been made in the payment OF
a portion OF said debt, and being required 80 TO
90 oy the holder OF said notes shall sell the
sGld lot or parcel OF land above described to the
nlShest bidder. at public auction. ON TUESDAY,
LIE 6Ili DAY OF MARCH, 1921, AT II
O'CLOCK NOON In front OF the courthouse in
the city OF RoanokeY
FERNS Cash suhicien 10 pay the oct OF exc
cutting This trust, and to pay the sum OF S2Sl IA
being the balance due on the aboye-described
notes, End the residue, IL any, will be made paw.
abie In one and two years from date OF sale with
interest, unless otherwise directed by tho said
M. Baldwin At the time OF sale, the purchaser to
give hin notes for the deferred payments, and a
deed o. trust ON the property to be sold to secure
thefpayment OF same
As. s. SIMMONS. Truster
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
erty-Ihe injunction heretofore awarded to
stop the sale OF the hereinafter described property
naving Oeen dissolved by the Judge or the lust
~ lSbi, and the said court, by Its decree in the
cause OF Is. w Jones Va. H. NJ Daniel, trustee ct
ais, that was pronounced at Its January term,
1871, directed the undersigned H. NJ. Daniel,
trustee, in the deed OF trust executed January IS
1870 by ): Is. Levy to secure certain SUMS o
money to Erastus II Woodson, to sell the certain
lots or parcels OF land described in said deed
Will ON TUESDAY, MARCH u, 1884, An -
O'CLOCK NJ. in front OF the courthouse in he
city or koanoke Va. offer for sal, by public auc-
tlon 10 the highest bidder the following de-
scriocd property situated IN the city OF Roanoke.
Va, and described rs follows: Lots 4 & and =
section 3. Of the Edgewood addition to the citv
or Roanoke: ~
Beginning st the southwest corner OF Norfolk
avenue and Commerce streets. thence along NOR
folk avenue south Is degrees west I;O feet to cor
ner or lot Ne 3, thence south Is degrees east in
rect 10 IL foot alley. thence with said alley
north 'odegroes cast loo feet 10 Camden street
thencc with Camden street north Is degrees west
$50 lcct TO the place OF beginning
Will drst olrer for sale lots No g. q and sonar.
ateiy ana then as whole; II the sum realized by
neither OF said methods IL sufficient to DISCHARGE
saiu note and other costs and expenses shall
proceed to sell lot No. d.
here is located on the above described lots
nice cottages near the Roanoke Machine Works
TEXANS: Cash suficieLt to pay the cost of
executing this trust including trustees COM
mission OF 5per cent. and to pay ono note for
S62o. made by j. Is. Levy to E. H. Woodson' dated
January Is. 1897, and payable three Years from
GATE with interest. protest fee and interest from
o oae to Gay OF SALE 6alanee II any, payable in
by negotiable notes OF the purchaser, secured nv
deed OF trust on the property ~
n M. DANIEL, Trustee and Commissioner
have sold the above described property and
the purchaser assumed payment or the note
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MuzZling the OK.

Said Senator Calvin S. Brice: "The re-
mark in the Bible about not muzzling the
OK that treadeth out the grain always ap
pcals to me. 1t reminds me of one of the
first tasks ever did
81 was hired by a baker Mt 90 cents a
day to pick the stems and stones from Il
quantity of dried currants. Now, that is
labor which under ordinary circumstances
would appeal to n boy, but, do you mind
the man made me whistle Yankee boo
die every minute of the time was at
work. New York Herald.
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The kiss Historic,

Kissing rs mode of salutation comes
from its use to express reverence or wor-
ship. To adore and to kiss idols means
the same thing. The word adore signifies
to carry the hand to the mouth-that is,
to kiss it to the object of alteration. We
still kiss the hand in salutation. Various
parts OF the body have always been kissed
and are still i'll all countries but the Unit
ell States to distinguish the character of
the regard. Thus to kiss the lips is to
adore the living breath of the person sa-
lutcd; to kiss the feet is to humble ones
self in adoration; to kiss the garment is
TO express reverence or veneration to what
ever belongs to or touches the person wear
ing it. kissing under the mistletoe comes
from Scandinavian mythology. Bladder,
the Apollo of the north, was killed by n
mlstletoe arrow, given to the blind Holder
by lIoki, the god of mischief Bladder was
restored to life, and the mistletoe, given in
charge OF FriBa, was never again to be an
Instrument of evil until it touched the
earth--the empire of Loki Hence in dec.
Grafton it is always hung from the ceiling,
ana when persons of opposite sexes pass
under it they give each other the kiss of
peace and love in the full assurance that
the mistletOe is no longer an instrument
OF mischief. In the Scriptures there are
Kisses of reverence, subsection, peace, sub
mission and trcachcry. According to Mat
thew, dean of Westminster, it was the GUS
tom TO Kiss the hand of the pope, but Il
woman oil the eighth century not only did
so, but squeezed it. The magnatc of the
church, seeing the danger to which he
was exposed, cut off his hand and was
compelled in future to offer his foot, n Gus
tom which still prevails.-St. Louis Post
DISPATCH
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
"A estate III the city of Roanoke, Vain mr..
suancc OF an order OF the board OF dire OF tho
Lynchburg Perpctual3uildng and Loan Comma n,
mauc on November IS, 1873, the UNDERSIGNED
iI"suces IN adeed of trust executed BY Minnie
IL. rartec ana Partce, her husband. dated
July ~ lSl3, to secure the said company will ON
USCLoCh A NJ on the premises proceed to sell
oy way or public auction tho following reai
estate in the city OF Roanoke, Va, and described
as follows: ' """ uee'ripcu
beginning at point on the northsdc Of Valley
snrect ~ cct cast OF Holiday street. thence north
~ ueGrees cast ~ feet to an alley, thence south
So ucslees cast - rect to point thence south 10
with Valley street north 50 feet west AZ feet IN
the beginning. On this lot l. double br,cE
house. "'o "'ich
TERMS: Cash as to S3T5 90 fducs IN o-,oor,
anu Il sum sufhcient to dcfray the expenses or
saic ana any taxes and premiums for Insurance.
On salu property due and unpaid; as to balance
quo sald Lynchburg Perpetual Building and
obligations OF NJ. H. Parcc and n partec ~ me
Lynch6urg Perpetual Building and Loan Com
pany the sum OF S53.67 on the second Mondo " -,
March, 1874 and S5S.67 per month for the ne w
eucSeeuhg OF months on the second Monday in
eucn month"; subject to all the conditions md
stlpulalions contained in the bond and decu of
trust executed by NJ. Ii. Partce and N. Partec M ",
II there he any residue 1t shall he upon n credit
OF one ana two years in equal instaimcnts with
interest from day OF sae evidenced by ncroti Ri
notes secured by deed OF trust npon he nro,'
erty Tho city and State taxes for 1891 IN Ia
paid by the purchaser. ~ 10
j. X. GILLIAN
SAM. TYREE, lTrustccs
MCC
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exr

I viRTuE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE-
- cutcd To me, the undersigned trustee on the
10th day OF February, 1890. BY John A White. TO
secure TO the IEtna Land and Inycstms N, Com
pnhy the payment of the sum or S5uJ as evil
denced by two negotiable notes or the sum OF
SSso each, payable one and two years after date,
ana recorded In the clerks office OF the county
court or ltoanoke county i'll deed hook w page
Oh, and default having been made In the nav.
inch' OF inc TWO year note. and being requested
60 70 do by the beneficiary, | will, ON THURSDAY
THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891, AT i2.a,
O'CLOCK, In front OF the Office OF WA Pediro IL
go IN the town OF vinton; offer for sale ut pub
unteu III Roanoke county, Va, and known as
lots Nos land 3, section 10, as shown by the
map or the Htna Land and Investment Com
panys property, To be found ON lille In the clerks
once or The county court Of Roanoke county Va
IERMS Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF exc.
cnting this trust, including u trustees com
mission OF per cent, and to pay on amount OF
note OF S25N with interest from date; balance, X
any. upon n credit OF one and two yenrs eyi.
denced by negotiable notes secured by deed OF
IL lids HENRY NJ. DANIEL. Trustee.
by consent OF MI parties oncerned the above
sale mas been postponed until Thursday, March
l. lo9i st the same place and hour.
ii. NJ. DANIEL Trustee