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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

small Impa sas5 oecaa ss ny mother
urrd 10 have.
luut moih'rseeeAo Wtsturerofthen'
ubyes, vaslly snpsuat What lumtius
brcakert Nhats maemaaent sseer ol
view What smrlna1rs ai dtt,nco What
a,bius ttere wss tu nay mothers ocean
Bot lha shy ts msfulHeeut here Is It
ooL SAP
Too loa aa too aatroa across the top
fepl,d tbe s,rargat
h,dut noticed, aid the Young mao.
Yes, satd tho stranger, u is too low, and
there aio.t ait enough ia IT, either. Be-
sides, 1t does Il ~ plumb over the earth
It's wider from north to sou'h than Il is
lrom west 10 east call Il pretty ro3r
sky. II Is 20 such SKY rs my mother usl
eI to have,
Pardon nae, bnt ala you nother have
special sky oni ocean Of her own?
Hera an old resident came up and drew
tho young man ssde.
Don't talk with Lin, said the old resi-.
dent He is a hopeless lunatio. lie is g
man who always used 10 tell hswiic about
the biscuits my mother used to make, my
mothers pies. my mothers pudding, and
my mothers plum eake, The habit grew
on him so much that be came confirmed
luuaue and Low be does nothing but COM
pare everything he secs with the same
tLiugs his mother used TO have.
Gourge NJ. Pullman wealth $50. O.0O0.I
600 told "a new.puper reporter, / believe
that WAS far hurpier 10 the days when
hsduta dollar than Om nov. That Is
all very fine. but If he was happier then,
u Ly rot 80 back 10 those haleyon aud doh
Iaress dsys2 The dlspos.uon Of his great
wealth need not bother LIm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

There was great crowd in ar4ilwsy
station, from which train was about Ia
depart, and oil at once man Who had put
his hand il his undercoat pocket to take
ont his pocketbo k and pay bis fare tx,
claimed:
I've been robbed Some villain has Ia
ken my pooketbook with over rlOO 10
T.
Where dld you carry your poeketbcok,
sir? inquired q bystsuder.
In ny undercoat pocket, bebioj.
Then, sir, you can scarcely bleme 'h.
Indiyi ual who has tsken u, replied toe
other il pompous, self sstltiied, patron
jzing msuD,r. and 10 voice Of warning
intended Tor The ears Of all within lear
log. Yes, you oGer, i ! msy say so, q
temptation, premium, tir, upon thoft by
carrying your money in sucb place
Now, always carry my monry here, b,
exclaimed, putting lie baud into sn iutid
breast poeitt Of be coat, snd there It ).
bl1tys saie, be Volid have ttld, Il. BE-
auldeDly drew oat tIs band es il had
been bitten by 81 adder aud cIi,d. Why.
my Tockelbogk hss eofet.,i
After sll rmstied the thought u
young sn,tbefe ssuch Ting as having
more money than you ufel. A mAn csuT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

sm opposed 10 the housebold tyrsnts'
De toey meu OF women ont th'nk 'na'
tue Ia''Fr eno" u niue 'he worst ad'ahI
tase oi the Two
II they would only conhne their dicts
torthIp TO the privacy oil Their own apart
mehts' 1t mIgb'nt be so bad bnt they
don 90 t1a''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

Johnnie and Jennie, says the Youth +
Companion, were having tea party.
You can pour out the tea. Jennie, said
Johnnie, gracluusly.
Well, said Jennie, greatly leased.
Aud | will help to the cake, continued
the boy,
Well, repeated Jennie, ore doubtful.
ly.
So Jennie poured the tea and Johnnie
cut the cake,
He cut it into five good sized pieces
aud helped his sister to one piece and
began cut another himself Jennie
poured another cup Of tea, and the feast
went on.
The mother 10 the ntxt room heard them
talking peacefully for awhile, when pres
emily there arose a discussion, iollowel
by howl from JOHNNIE.
The mother arose aud entered the
room.
What is the mattrr2
Why, excIsimed Johnnie, as soon ss he
could speak, we each bad two pieces Of
cake, and there was ouly one left, and Jenr
ME took it-the took It all.
The mother looked perplexed,
That was rather selfish, jennie, quoth
SIZE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04
Vol UNllZ "a

! OF cuarscyou didn't kpou be ,uturnp
ted iu1lably. lsuppose yoa lbiak I ssat
70 20 take out 30 Tia siackyards sud feel
TO the hogs Bat | dout, usnt It 10
sell, ID you undeulaud thHt7 10 ssll f,
Istbete much olA market Ter eofa
uo'2 she asGei lagoeeu,ly
Market be cried /, thera a matketf
See here, Mrs pobb.as, II hsd bad llu
tie corn jast little. mind yon Ia have
made ny everlasting fortune yesltfIav
It's golt, tell yea. pure gold uos to
those wha baye You cant touch tho
price with 20 toat pole.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

= a. g. y ittHA"Ff At@ 81 Nt" '"Nf "NF Wv
gsp 10 keep oouat oi the poaber Of 'hsr
cs. ,ei apart tie amber Of zoe then
sud sui marked the thoussudth iar sac
mice. Yau bsve lbe lack 20 be The taou
ssndlb shave Fir.
Bat sand Jack, snl bis tongue seemed
to thicker 10 bis mouth
90. there eaa be no mistake. said tso
barber. cbesrluly Ih1t would not baye
done at ulL See TOW, It's Dhe loltth OF
Settau Der ulue weeks today. The couut
hY weeks raus as iaIlows: one hundred
aud two, uluety two, seventy two 4 bad
week, sir. oae luudred and niue une huu-
cred aud forty, oue Auudrd aud tseuty
oae. ooe buudred ADD forty tso, one buui
dfed sod lourteeu. ! bad very good ru0
# cul1m yesterday, or ! should not have
bfeaa bic to make up the number Just
uiae weeks | regard that significant,
Was it Jack Ashton who ouly few
bours before had been co-templstlug
death With stoicA resignation Here it
was now "a quick, slmost paiaIess death,
What III ade Dl, head buzz so aud the can.
afy's pipe seem like CLARION Trumpet
A cbiIl hae ice passed down tIssI Zoe
and then hot flush Ikea tytr His
voice WIS steady as a parsou's as be
said:
Toero is ouIy cne drawback to your
plau. You have made mistake 10 your
Calculations Tui, lsuot the one thou
saudth shave.
For the first tine the barber's eyes
showed plesm of anger
IWfo,siblel be said sAaiplr | have
gobe over the SUN too often to lIske =
mistake, | tell you your count is wrong
it i, niue hundred and ninety nine,
What DO you still donb mt? Give me
pisce of paper and will convince you III
a minute.
1t is very strange, muttered the barber
as be laid down the rezor aud opened a
drawer in search ofa brink piece Of pa
per.
Ih5 cloth that the bar, er had tucked !
under bis chin was Of cotton, bot it ansl
wered Jacks purpose WITH bound be
was ou' OF the char and bad flung the
cloth over the BARRIERS head. Tuen, With
oil the siren th Of fear. horror and rage he /
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

down.
lIe lttatae3 10 biz seat, and fer half an
lolr be wlprd The tears hom hls eyes. !
aoa.ly went on, 90 bin spi ssked Il there
sss any way eoal1 let the suasllac into
bis 3nrkened lit,, sud alters pail st bis
rose be replied:
W,sl. y,s lnv,,e ae to step out 90 Tho
platform to take nip from ynat hotlIcl
We vebt on, and uirpcd, and his sou
toaleg soul sUrfoued To mofe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

Beautiful sceEffy here, j. It u0tf ssked
the young man Of ,olilsfy Traveller whom
be found pacing sloeg the sshgre.
WI. 10. replied the s'fasger, | carl
tgr.a sfa 3aa. .tlt VIC ogesa l' 'oa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

-Piesse, ,r, the grocer sad butcher
aDd baker ard milkman sre dosh stairs,
stsi o, aad they ssy they vous lssys until
ley are paiI. Hrnl Very we'll Tell
them that # they ~il ooattaae 10 snpply
ne With provisions they Ars welcomed 10
cay there sEd board it out
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-04

u.aess over sliot esee u0 eautral vi.
.teaf,rHteeet4ry tasisa sAo43-
ghaa ,aa 3aa, lave a,t
NaH.I.et. thst. nalmd.
H.tu's lfa,t
Ha.ul.a4 uuf, Dot oae b,, + d. sBd
yaalu.gl Hueat engaged myself tg
1asta .lta afgspu.. eaIdur,s sad msu
mas positive haueaf
Haal
HFrut stool by lou % tpl'e oi ey
urnL.ag pe p.e s,id abau, yoa'
All U,st cuad Jack. .bHlJ.
IEu.v IL. saiI Ad.le. ia log hlgiog
hard au his coal co.llr laye aieaN-
sad Ihal you dad love me, aud sere Dot
csrrI,ss sud Idle aud lmp.oyile0l aud -
J.ck shook un a.r haad qlle tuleiy,
4 q yet, sheu ask yuu 10 many the,
you say No. D5yvu call tLel 5ye2
lead 1t common ssusa.Jack WhyTou
kuta sao haseu'taDytbius bat your ssia
y II ahecl hHljr'i dollar, aIraf
l. y. 10 q cottage vita c,u.t, began
Jaee.
/ o.. jack, Do be reasnoablI Papa i
to. aar.aeopeb.e, aud be loy5- me early.
/ Mamma s.il come toaad 10 imt,uud then
aecsu have deceut Vejdiao,
I .a,,eucusb, sa'd Jhct, calmly, takiog
/ Ln lot, We viii not disca-s tbs matter
an 1Get4or Adele.
I Jach Ashton passed ont very htngbuIy'
/ Tl,re Is DO more exquisite lleasure titan
leuLS at one has d genuine grievance.
I4ofe isa I much for fellow Ike me
t. d., be said to himself, elabotatlng this
idea. aud | suppose Ill bsye to eullst as "a
sHa',r Still that wouIdn't do Precious
IiuIe soldering, aud plenty OF wood chop
pig sud road making II th re was ouIy
saaG
Inal he would do some hing desperate
be We however quI.e resolved, IL was
alsurI DotLink that be could not go on
hyag.
il Was the afternoon Of tue third day
il, had been to the park IL the morning,
sui tai walk d back. There was strange
O zlu,ss in h}s head, bls knees knocked
ineetler more than once, and twice bis
.rt,i. hl seemed t, b5 Ieaylng him. He
Va, Lureryi be had DO! eaten fer nearly
tire days, but he thought be was dying,
l. VUuI never DO to die Ia such
pin Lt HIS clothes were dusty bis boots
grmy At d scullsd, and be bad not been
b.ys1 lor thre days. Come! be might
ps veil ols like gentleman. Tue boot
black tn to work at once rs be sark into
'Le chair AMI Jack was dlmly conscious
tlat the 10y was making good job,
a by street ran of the thoroug hiare, and
bali y aay downa slender red aud vi lie
striped ole prctrnde from door. Jack
sauut. red down to the shop.
Slaye? Ies, sir, said tue barber, IN
voice quite 10 keeping with his looks,
a Pleasant day, said Jack drearily, as
the barber lathered him defly,
Exceedingly pleasant, said the barber.
The weather Is one Of the few things We
can et Joy without price
The idea struck Jack as original and
be smiled for The first time in three
days
In this world pursued the barber, " here
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17

NY VIRTUE OF a CERTAIN DEED OF
ID trust executed on the LIST day OF Nav. 1S9i.
and recorded In the clerks Office of the city of
Roanoke, in deed book 63, page 1S2, from w j
and l.. Blair, Jr., to the undersigned trustees
FOR the purpose of securing to the Old Dominion
building and Loan Assoc0tion, of Richmond
Va, the pay m.nt of the aum of two thousand
five hundred dollars (S2,500) TO become due I'm
monthly instalments OF Si2 so each, and default
payments OF the said monthly instalmcnts. and
being requested go to by tho board OF directors
OF the Old Dominion Building and Loan Asso
cation, we Will, on the premises ON THE 9TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874, AT 10 A. NJ, ofrcr
Tor sale at public auction TO the highest bidder
the Following described real estate, situated in
the city of Roanoke, and described as follows:
Beginning at Il point on the south side of Johns
street (or Sixth avenue .. W. $50 feet west of
Park street Tor Fifth street 9. WI thence with
johns street north So degrees west so feet 10 n
point, thence south degrees west $50 feet To mn
alley, thence with said alley south 81 degrees cast
81 rect to point, thence north degrees east ITO
feet to Johns street, the place or beginning
known as lot No. s. section 4, as shown by the
noke.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for q sum suf1lcient
to pay the costs and expenses OF this sale. and
the sum OF $l,fS 2.52. being the sum In defatlt 10
said association, and the residue in monthly in
stalments OF Si2.50 each from the 18Th dsy of
september, 1894, until such time as the sum pay.
able TO said association is paid or under tic
a credit OF one and two years from said date the
purchaser to execute deed OF trust upon sajd
properly to secure the deferred payments
LuC1AN ii. COOKE
j. w. SHIELDS, JR
tus * Trustees.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
ids

DUBLIC SALE OF TILE CELEBRATED
l. Crockett Arsenic Springs also known as tho
Virginia Arsenic BrOmine and Litha Sprinps in
the county OF Montgomery, Vain pursuanca OF
Il decree OF the circuit court OF Montgomery
comfy. entered ut the May term, 1894, in the
chancery cause OF James H. Sublett vs. the Wiz.
gnia Arsenic, Brominc and Lithia Springs Com.
pany CT ais, will sell at public auction in front
of the courthouse OF Montgomery comfy. nj
Chr stiansburg, Va, ON FRIDAY, September
7Tli 1891, the real estate and springs property in
the bill and proceeding mentioned, now known
MS the Crockett Arsenic Springs, formerly The
Virginia Arsenic, Bromine and Lithia Springs. in
the comfy or Montgomery, on the south fork OF
Roanoke river, abont three miles above the
Alleghany Springs, aud some seven miles from
the Shawsville station, on the Norfolk and West.
ern railroad.
This property consists OF the fee simple title to
some 800 acres OF land, with the Warm or
crockett Springs thereon, with largo and com.
modious modern hotel building, with lighthouses
and other ontbuildings complete for the accom-.
mediation OF q large number OF guests and now
In successful operation.
The water has almost worldwide reputation
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
A sticI.lcr For Etiquette.

!allcyrand, like most diplomats, was ia
3nolS Tor his attention to the details of eti-
Buttc. He prdcd himself on an ability
10 ADJUST his mode of address to the rank
: nd position OF the person to whom he
J is speaking.
On one occasion, when number of dis
#rguishcd men were dining with him, he
aa:icd his formula when inviting thom to
aactakc of beef in such II manner us to suit
3he rank of the respective persons.
May L have the honor of sending your
3)yal highncss little beef" he asked Il
3rincc of the blood
To duke he said, "Monscigncur, per,
j lit me to send you "a little beef"
Marquis" he continued, may send
I ou some bccf?'
8"Viscount, pray have n little beef"
Baron, do you take beef" ran the next
S.tcrrogation.
Monsieur, he said to an untitled gen.
acman, "somo beef"
To his secretary he remarked casually,
&BccfS"
a But there was one gentleman left who
&'scrved even less consideration than the
8crctary, and Tallcyrand, posing his
life in tho air, favored him with u mere
8ok of interrogation. If this guest was
H'sscsscd of an independent spirit, one can
imagine that he did not take beef that
3iy.-Lifc'S Calendar.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
THE TEST mlsAppllgp.
N'nother Trait OF Human Nature seands
~. Revealed.

mighty Sheik Abdullah spake one
dD tho court sage, old Enekazi. az fol.
10 You are always roady to give SEN
siadvice, Enekazi Perhaps Won could
teio which of my councillors are really
sire"
very simple matter" replied tho
suconfldontly. II will tell you ut once,
nty shcik, how that Is to be managed.
Gnd compose u long ballad this very
d.
stop" interrupted the shoik. "You
lot that am no poet"
mats just it, mighty sheikl Go and
wp ut once long ballad and read it to
yc assembled councillors"
gut, Enekazi bear In mind that 1
ntr wrote limo of poetry in my life."
30 much tho better. When you havo
Nc tho long ballad to your courtiors, you
w Judge of the effect yourself. Tomor-
rol Will come again and learn tho result
or)ur observations"
Dxt day the wiso Eno1azi entered the
shl's tent, saying:
Did you follow my advice, mighty
shlz2'
Certainly"
And what happened after you had read
yG ballad2" inquired the old man, smil-
in
Oh, was completely taken by sur
pre- Ono exclaimed that this was the
lor sought for ballad Of the great poet
ID Ycmin; another that l was q new
britt luminary in the armament of poet
rya third craved permission to cut off
q nall piece of my robo in memory Of the
evltful occasion and tho immortal bard
= word, they all were in ccstasics and
|prscd my ideas and my language up to
lth'skics.
And what about old Herr -adin2" eager
Ily Questioned the sage.
All, ho dropped to sleep while was
frcding."
Ha, ha! What did you conclude from
fht, mighty sheili?" said tho old man tri-
hlphantly.
What conclusion could como to-" re-
3>lid the shcik with some surprise, eff not
ht same rs all the rcst-namcly, that ]
possess very great talent for poetry"
Inekazi salaamcd, lighted his chibouk
Zinl-hcld his peace. For he was, in
i 10Th, wise man.-Flicgcndc Batter
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
TRUs TEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.

TERUS FEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ES.
tatc-By virtue OF deed of trust dated the
3lst day OF December, 1889, and of record in the
OF Roanoke, Va. in deed book 81, page iOI, exc.
cuted by w. Z. Nycum to the undersigned trns.
tee to secure TO- Francois Bonncau the payment
gotiable notes. dated the 1st of january ism
sixty three OF SIS each and one OF 80 ali 6earinG
interest from date; and default having occurred
IN inc payment OF sixteen Q6l of said notes, and
TUESDAY. THE 2STH DAY OF AUGUST 1S94
AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the court housc in
ane CITY OF ROANOKE, proceed to cell at puollc
or parcel of land, lying in the city of RonnoLr
w, and bounded nno described as follows:
Beginning at point on the csst side OF uolli
uay street lo23 Feet soNh OF Wells street, thence
south 6g degrees 20 minutes east 1916 feet to n
point, thence north SO degrees q minutes east
70 feet to point, thence north ~ degrees IS
minutes east s 3 feet to point. thence south ,
degrees west 502 feet to an alley thence with the
alley north IS degrees west IS feet to IIollidav
street, thence with Holiday street north Is de-
ginning. be the same more or less
TERMS: Cash az 10 enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust, and to pay the past due
notes and interest, ana one note falling dnc on
the let day OF August 1894, and as to the residue
the same shall be paid as follows: Sl5 with in
tcrcst the rcon from the let day of January, 1890
on inc let day OF September, 1891; Els with like
interest on the let day OF October, 1S9 Bis with
Ike interest on the lat day of November lSgi
Sl5 with like interest on the lst day OF December
1871; Sl5 with like interest on the lat day OF Jan
uary, 1885, SIS with like interest on the ist dav Of
FEBRUARY, 1885; SIS with like interest on the lat
day OF March, ISIS; Sl5 with like interest on the
ISL Gay OF April, 1896 IS with like interest on the
ist day or june 1895, and the residue II any therc
be, shall be payable in one and two years from
DAY or sale In cqual instruments with interest
from day OF sale, deferred payments to be Sc
j. FEATHERsToNE,
rs tbs 09-37 Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
DIsTRICr COURT OF THE UNITEp

~ States for the western district of Vireinia
10 Thomas F. Jameson and Ewel A. Prilliman
ana 10 all whom 1t may concern. Grccting
. Notice fs hereby given that on the 10th iay of
Novcm Der. 1923 four barrels of brandy contain
Ing Al, As % and % gallons respectively. empty
o Osfrels' copper stills caps, 2 worm tubs, .
mentors, 20 apple fcrmentcrs and one apple mill
or the value OF three hundred aud Twenty-Five
dolara and twenty-five cents, claimed or owned
by Thomas +. Jameson and Ewel A Prilliinan.
parties trading as Jameson Il Prillaman, were
Williams of the United States for said district IA
forfeited for the use OF the United States and
the came ID libclled and prosecuted in this court
In the name OF the United States for condcmna-
ton for the causes in said libel set forth and
that SAID cause will stand for trial at the
courtroom in DaEville on the 18th day of Noycm.
Der next, when and where all persons a,o warned
to appear to show cause why condemnation
snonld not be decrccd and to intervene for their
interest, 30 G. w LEVI Marshal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
LIGAL NOTICES.

March, 1895, and the sum of ktsa7 "a r,i,h -
iii taereon from the 10th day OF March. 1sa0
March, 1896, snd the sum of sisS7 IN LIZ ~, VI
, ,eres. thcrcon from tho 18th day OF March. is0
OF OF Sa,a Will ao be required the 18th day
VI n,5 dnaicn, loy7, and then so much OF ths
residue as may be necessary to nav on ~ e snS
SATISFY the amount which Will, on the dav Of ssle
mnna company to G. O'Leary and j. F. Chrjsfian
m ncmiioned In said decree and as fixed ttherebv
on from the 18th day OF March ism iii nai5 Iii,
also DC required in cash tho day OF sac and -
eVcess &c any excess OF said purchase money such
eASvss. or 50 much the Roof as NAV be nrcessarv
snail be payable as the amounts theroaftcr tn ~,
sod vns on inc remaining notes executed by the
OLcary and j. F. Christian. mentioned s sn y;
aeerse and as ixed thereby to wit: the snm of
$50 wifi m ". interest thereon from March 16
iS.o; the sum OF Si,037.5o. with interest thereon
re room 9nd o1tn day Of March 1890 till paid will be
sum of SlO37.5p, with interest from the 18th ae
81 I, Ha ao iSS III paid will be required on the
tha 'ne purchase price OF SAID land rshal exceed
the the s ensn payments above required and
to said d &c y,, tacteatter to become due
0 oeeoe uae on the notes aforesaid TO said G.
Al LesaTy and j. F. Christian, then such excess
insrtalments from the day of sale ' eauS' a'ihusi
tho e shall give negotiable notes for all
On me property, in which said deed it shall be
provided that the notes given by said nnrchascr
TO p %ees the amounts thereafter to become due
sbaJi ah.ei - ates, as hereinbefore provided.
s ,1 DC the hrst lien said land and the notce
Gnc an 10 meet inc amounts thereafter to become
th on inc Lcary and Christian notes shall he
nr seCoHu lien en- said land and that tn. notes
thss tbIr5 ~ a. one, Two and three years shall be
inc 'h'ra lien on said land;
-,o.s -, ROBT. L. SCOTT
az ia s61 Trustee and Commissioner
81, ~ ts9 clcrR office OF the circuit court of the
Slsy o. ROANOKE; D. G. Yates, plaintiff: against
SSitginia Land Company and ais. defendant
Is 5. Brooke, clerk OF the said court do
Gef.iy that the bond required OF the special COM
mi oy inc decree rendered in said cause
given -'' "a' oeeu uuiy
Giyen under my hand az clerk of the said court
this 18th day OF July, lsA N'"''
SIS. BROOKE, Clerk.
bE mutual consent the above sale is POSTPONED
mhlil AtURDAf, AUGUST 25TlI, AT tho same
PiSSV anu hour. ROBT. E. SCOTT,
ii'"s trustee and Commission err
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
LRaAL NOTICES.

and large quantities Of 1t have been shipped to
to foreign counties '0'' "a ~
!. The property Is sold for vendors and other
liens thereon, and complete and clear fec
TERMS: The property will be sold on n credit
OF one, TWO and three years, equal instalmcnts
bearing interest from day OF sale, except a sui.
hcient amount to pay costs of suit and cxpenses
OF sale, which will not exceed $500 will he
required n cash. The deferred payments must
De secured oy good personal security, or guaran.
tced by some reliable and responsible trust com
pauy. But ut the option OF the purchaser. the
whole or >ny additional part OF the purchase
money may be paid In cash
Will give any further Information that NAV
DC desired, put Hon. George g. Junkin, OF Christ
iansonrg, Va, and NJ. c. Thomas, ESQ of Roam.
okc. va are much more familiar with tho prom
crty and the benefits to be derived from the
water than am. and | request persons wanting
full information to correspond with them
NJ. Ii. TOMPKINS,
f,,.,, Commissioner.
J., John q. Hairless, clerk OF MONTGOMERY cir
cult court, Co certify that NJ. II. Tompkins, the
special commissioner appointed to make sale of
lands under decree in suit OF James IL Subiett
Ss. virginia Arsenic. Brominc and Lithia
springs company ct ais, has executed the bond
required OF him " the decree. Given under my
hand this 18th day OF July, 1871.
4tds JOHN Z. HAIRLESS, Clerk. IL