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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-17
TRUSTEES SALES


TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed OF trust executed to me az trustee by
George AZ, 4; Tayioc, William Gordon Robertson
Protestant Episcopal Church, dated june 70
1874 conveying To Inc the real estate herein ftcr
described IN trust to secure to William A. Patio.
trustee, ana TO Samuel $. Shafcr the payment nj
tue sum OF two thousand two hundred and forty
nvc dollars and ninety one cents evidenced Nv
rour severai ponds executed by said George r
Iayioe, william Gordon Robertson and William
D. stuart, trustees, for the sum of (S561. az, five
hundred and sixty one dollars and forty.scvcn
t tS,r, eacn, payable In eighteen, twenty four,
aanTty Elk anu iorty.eiEht months from the said
3Oth day OF June 1884, respectively, with interest,"
from date at the rate of & per cent per annun.
OF two OF said bonds TO wit: (,nc fnoovaI
eighteen months and the other twcptv.Sonr
montns AFTER date, amounting to Sl,1229i, with
William A. Pattie, trustee, as aforesaid 0 the
owner and holder of said bouts, SO to- do. 7 shall
SSS, E FIX % NJ, THE 10Th DAY OF JULY.
the courthouse OF said city OF Roanoke ya soil vi
at PUBLIC auction, to the highest bidder the fol
nokc, to wit: wy va A'o"
beginning at point on the south side of Camp
DEL street 1zIi3 feet west of Park street. thence
Win campbell street south 80 degrees 40 minutes
west 96 "a feet to an alley, thence with said alley
north 81 degrees 81 MINUTES east 60 feat 70 q
point, tnence north degrees cast 1o2.10 feet to
as Christ Protestant Episcopal Church.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient To nav ali
20 AUG expenses OF executing said trust, and
20 pay OH anu discharge the said two notes of
Sool q. each now due and unpaid as aforesaid with
the interest thereon, The balance of the pur.
cnase money Tor said property to be paid in
the 30th day OF June. 1895, and the other on the
Soth day OF June, 1885, to be secured by notes and
heh 10 DC reserved upon said property until the
notes to bear interest from date
70 ids. SAM. g. WILLIAMS, Trustee. 81
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hDie and proper construction of our
wagons, carriages, carts, etc. A wagon
should have wheels with very wide
tires. The two front wheels should BIO
set under the wagon about 80 inches
apart, the hind wheels remaining as
they are now. If this is done, the hind
wheels will roll down tho outside ridges
left by the front wheels, and both front
and hind wheels will cover the tracks
made by the horses hoofs, and instead
OF cutting the road will render it
smooth. Tho front tires might DO even
10 inches wide and tho rear 12 inches
lin width.
There are two things with which we
have to deal i'll reference to the condition
OF our country highways Tho one is bad
roads, which will never come into u good
condition rs long rs NO retain tho mar
row tires. The other is wide tired
wagons which will improve our roads
permanently. Which will the people Sc
lect?
What blessing would it be not only
for our OWL country, but for tho whole
world, if the universal adoption of wide
tires would give us better roads, reduce
the taxes and diminish the work Of
keeping the highways in good condi-
ton throughout tho entire year.
By the use of vehicles as they arc now
constructed the roads are spoiled even
IN dry seasons, as tho narrow cutting
wheels will grind tho surface Of the road
TO dust Wheels with tires 10 and 10
inches wide cannot grind tho road
therefore not mako so much dust, and
thn Itt1n fltct iol, IL Il
will with every rain be pressed upon
the road like layer Of asphalt
Every rain and every load will help
to pack the surface of tho highway moro
firmly. The farmer will be able to draw
his loads at any timo of the year and
not depend half Us much on tho weather
as he now does.
The mcancst roads wo have in win
ter, when after n spell of rainy weather
q frost sets i'll. Then our roads are q
veritablo torture to man and beast, all
the natural consequence of our present
fashionable vehicles If they only had q
reasonable undercarriago with wheels
wide enough and arranged rs n roller in
sections, we would not have to endure
such awful roads.
Very often in winter we have rainy
weather turning all at once into snow.
by the use of wagons as they now are
snow and mud are mixed in the most
thorough way, and there is no thought
of sleighing under such conditions.
Wide tired wagons will press tho snow
down firmly on tho road and soon make
good sleighing.
These roller wagons will improve the
roads instead of destroying them. Every
load which is drawn over tho road will
work out a certain amount of road tax.
Tho cost of repairing the roads would be
greatly reduced. If we maintain prop
er side grading toward the bitches, so
that the water will easily run into them,
and if we rake the stones onco year
out of the road, the repairing is done. -
Rev. George Buch in Good Roads.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE DEED
or trust dated on the 2Tth day OF May, ISSg.
ana OF record In the clerks onlce of the Hastings
Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book
~ page BIO, In which l.. s. Tinsley conveyed to
the undersigned certain real estate In the CITY OF
koanoRe, Va. therein described In trust to Sc
cure To L, L.. Terry the payment OF tho sum OF
S2tu, with interest, and default having been
made In the payment OF said dept, and being re-
qucsted so to do by the holder or said debt I
Will ON SATURDAY. JULY 7Tu, 1871, AT %
O'CLOCK ~, In front of the courthouse In the
city OF Roanoke, Va proceed to sell Mt public
aution to the highest bidder all that certain par.
Gel OF land in tho city OF Roanoke. Va, de-
scribcd ~ follows.
;, Beginning at point on the north side OF
bnilitt street ia Z feet west OF Nelson street.
corner to lot OF Mrs. NJ. Il. Kindred thence a
northerly direction with Mrs. Kirdrcd's Ike $50
Feet to an alley, thence with said alley In an
eastcry direction ~ feet to u point on same
thence southcrly direction $50 feet to Buliitt
street, thence with Bullitt street in a westerly
direction /? feet to place OF beginning
IEkMS:-Cash as to past due note and interest
ana protest charges amounting to about 1915
ana the costs of this sale; balance, IL any, pay
anie IN one and two years from date of sale, with
interest until paid.
66n S. w. JAMESON, Trustee. SO
By mutual consent this sale is postponed to
Wednesday, July Is, at the same time and place
ootd 5. w. JAMESON, Trustee.
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fINRUSTEE'S SALE.--WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed OF trust was executed by Marccus A.
Johnson and Kate l.. johnson. his wife, John j
Bcckncr and Annie +. Beckner, his wife. to
George J. Poet, trustee, bearing date July 9Th,
Is9a. and recorded in the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke, Vir-
ginia, in deed book 7G page 49, to secure the per
fornance OF certain conditions and payments
spcciiiod in certain bond executed by the said
even date with said deed, for the payment OF 500
to tho National Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
Grafton or New York, in accordance with their
articles or associations; and whereas the said
George j. Feet, trustee, has resigned the said
trust and the Judge OF the Hastings Court for
the city OF Roanoke did, on the eth day OF June
1891, appoint the undersigned G. H. Vines ns
trustee In the place and stead OF George j. Pect,
trustee, after legal notice, as provided by the
iauit mas been made IN the conditions mentioned
IN SAID bond and deed oil trust for than three
months, and after having been required go TO do
by the beneficiary, the National Mutual Building
and Loan Association. OF New York, shall by
virtue OF said deco, and pursuant to the terms
hehes bdSep 10 ss at puSf et9R tH the
1921, AT 1880 O'CLOCK p. NJ on the promises 3,
all me property conveyed in said deed and being
all that certain lot or parcel OF land and improve
ments thereon, in the city OF Roanoke, Virginia,
bounded and described NJ follows. towit:
Deginning at a point on the south side OF llarri-
son street one hundred and twenty-five Q25) feet
east OF wood street, and running thence sonth 9
desrees wet lO0 feet to point, thence south s.
di.grees cast - feet to point, thence north !
north - degrees west * feet with Harrison
street to the point OF place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay all costs OF
executing this trust, including u commission to
the trustee, and to pay on tho amount OF the said
hond with arrearagcs due thereon, amounting in
the aggregate to S73t9l ~ OF the day OF sale and
the balance, IL any, in one and two equal annua
instruments, due in - and ~ months with inter
est from date, the purchaser executing negotia-
pie notes for the deferred payments. and secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold.
u ~ I'd G. H. VINES, Trustee. 81
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TRUsTEE's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
] deed OF trust dated the 18th day OF February.
1890 and recorded in the clerks Office OF the
corporation court for the city OF Roanoke, Va.
In deed book IS, page 800, from f. Lyle and
). ]. Mccarthy to the undersigned trustee, de.
fault having been made in the terms thereon,
and being required go to do by the bcneficiary
therein secured. will, ON SATURDAY, THE
llIiI DAY OF AUGUST, 1894, at u o'clock M,
In front of the court house in the city OF Roam.
oke, Va, oirer for sale the following described
psrcel of land:
beginning at point on the north side of JAM
ison avenue 100 feet west of Belmont boulevard
thence in n westerly direction 10 feet to a point
on same thence in northerly direction 100 feet
to an alley, thence in an easterly direction 40
feet to point, thence in eouthcrly direction
1sO feet 10 Jamson avenue, the place of begin
ming. and known ~ lot No 49, in section No
13, on the map OF the Belmont Land Company
TERMS OF SALE Cash rs to the costs of
sale and the cum of $24763 and the residue n
any, upon credit of one and two years, with
Interest, deferred payments 10 be secured by a
deed OF trust upon said property.
FRANCIS b. KEMP, Trustee. so
The above property sold by Lyle &
Mccarthy and the notes assumed by their
yendee. f-l2 I'd
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FUNRUSTEE'S SALE-WHERBAS a CERTAIN
Il deed OF trust was executed by Marccus A.
Johnson and Kate l.. johnson, his wife, John j.
Beckner and Annie f. Beckner, his wife, to
George d. Feet, trnsiec. bearing date May 2nd,
iS92and recorded In the clerks office OF the Ilust-
ings Court for the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, in
deed book u, page 29i, to secure the performance
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: ADVANTAGES OF WIDE TIRES
Ihey would Improve tho Roads and Lessen
tho Expense of Repairing.

our roads would be much better but
for our wagons. Tho road becomes n
nuisance because we allow nuhlio
nuisance called wagon to run on it
ana cue 1t to pieces. Now, let us look
ne these wagons of ours. They have
-FOUR wheels, with narrow tires, rang
ang from to 4 inches in width. Tho
mind wheels cut exactly into the Same
ruts which the front wheels have made.
All this can be prevented by O reason
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FuSTHE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
Jsnpa a' S ; to the undersigned trustee dated
sec mr.. W. N: Wager the pay ment of the sum of
Sss,s I evidenced by two negotiable notes for
S Soou each bearing even date with said deed.
arawn by W. j. Blair and L. Blair ,Jr.. To w M
Eager and payable one and two years aster
astc with interest. and default having occurred
ia the payment Of both OF said notes and bctn1
Innstrueted so to co, will ON MONDAY. 16TH
Da1 W JULY 1894, AT 12O'CLOCK M in front
VI t9e courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke va pro-
S See 10 cell by public auction, to the hie6est
ptu9cr all OF those certain lots or parcels or
anu situated IN the city of Roanoke State OF
'psnla, bounded and described as follows:
=. beginning at the southeast corner of Pleasanta
stIec. anu Norlolk avenue. thence with Pleesants
s. dt IN sou'hcrly direction 1919 feet to a
pout' tnenee In an castcrly direction $50 feet to
an an alie1 thence with said alley In a portheriv
ureetion 1SS2 feet to Norfolk avenue. thence
fee, ~ tr avenue In westerly direction 1870
No. ~ 'ne Piasc OF beginning, and known as lots
Inprs i0 anu ~ rs shown by the map OF the King
AnTEeEs pWst Gompanys property.
49, .snmS; Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF exc
Gu s,ag TINS trNss, including a trustees. com
t,selon OF per cent. and to pay tho said, mast
tue notes OF $500 90 each with interest from dste
10 Jay OF sale; and IA to the residue il any there
nc, the same shall be payable in two equal annual
.nstaimcnts with Interest from day OF sale. and
secured oy uecd OF trust on the property sold,
oAo tus IL. Nj. DANIEL, Trustee -
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RuSTEEs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
Il deed OF trust dated the 10th day of Septem-
per, per, ls" from G. E. Dnffey TO Lucian II. Cooke,
trustee, which deed is recorded In the clerks
once or the corporation court for the CITY of
Ronnosc, Va, In deed book SIS. page 43S, to secure
10 the Oak Ridge Land Company, OF Roanokc
Va, the payment of the cum OF $500 as evidenced
oy two certain negotiable notes OF $50 each as
therein There described: and whereas default has been
made IN the payment or said debt, and having
poem requested so to do by the said Oak Ridge
Land Company, the holder OF said debt 1 will
ooucr Tor sale Mt public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the front door OF the courthouse, in
the city OF Roanoke, Va, ON WEDNESDAY.
ME NE Isl 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1891, AT IL
O'CLOCK NOON, all the following described
property, to-wit:
Being all OF those certain lots or parcels of land
situated In the city of Roanoke, Va, and known
as lots sand t. block -, rs shown by the mnp of
me property of the Oak Ridge Land Company
which map Is on file ut the office OF the clerk OF
the ainstinRs Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust, including n trustees com
mission OF legal per ccntum. and to pay the sum
OF S5Oo, with interest thereon from the 10Th day
OF September, 1870; and the balance, II any TO be
paid in one and two years from date OF sale, with
interest which shall he evidenced by the notes of
tho purchaser and secured by n deed of trust upon
me property sold. LUCIAN III. COOKE,
VI" VI Trustee, 10
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RI VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST DATRp
~, the lgth day OF September, 1890, from G. r.
recorded In the clerks office of the corporatinn
court Tor the city OF Roanoke Va, in deed book
%, page 40, TO secure to the Oak Ridge Land
company, or Roanoke, Va, tho payment of the
sum OF SSs3 ~, ns evidenced by two certain ne.
Sotiaoie notes OF SlG666 zach, rs therein dps
e., ioed; and whereas default ms been made in
inc payment OF the said debt. and having been
reImested so 10 do by the said OAK Ridge Land
company; the holder of said debt, will ofrcr for
que n pnnhc auction, 10 the highest bidder at
INC front door OF the courthouse, in the city of
nonnokn. Va. ON WEDNESDAY, TIE SRI
DAY oFJul.f, 1891, AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
All OF the following described property, to wiz:
neinJ all OF those certain lots or parcels of land
situated IN the city OF Roanoke, Va, and known
rs iots 10 and IL, sections rs shown by the man
OF ,i tnS property the Oak Ridge Land Company,
whlch can be found on file ut tho office OF the
uokc. Va. W ~ VI MA
Terms: Cash as TO enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust, including Il commission TO
tue trustee or legal per centum. ana to pay the
sum OF $t333 vita interest from the 18th uny of
september lSO, and tho balance to be paid in
Two equal annual nstamcnts to be evidenced by
INC notes OF tho purchaser, bearing per cent in
,erest, and secured by deed Of trust upon the
Picopc.tS soiu' LUClAN III. COOKE,
l" vi Trustee. ~
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TRUSTEES tSALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust dated the 18TH day of February, 1890,
tion court for the city OF Roanoke. Va, in deed
book 3S page 39S, from X. f. Wingneld to the un-
terms thereof, and being required 20 to do by the
beneficiary therein occurred. will, ON SA CUR
Day, THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1894, AT -
O'CLOCK NJ, ia front OF the courthouse in the
city OF Roanoke, Va. ofrcr for eale the following
described parcel OF land.
Beginni ut point on the north side of Jami.
son avenue 50 feet westerly from the northwest
corner OF Jamison avenue and Belmont boulevard
thence in n westerly direction 40 feet to a point
thence in n northerly direction 100 feet to an
alley thence In an casterly direction 10 feet to a
point, thence in n southerly direction 100 feet to
Jamison avenue, the place OF beginning, and
known as lot IS, in section 10, on the map OF the
Belmont Land Company.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash n to the cost of sole
and the sum of SSa5l and the residue il any.
upon credit of one ard two years. with interest,
deferred payments to be secured by deed OF
trust upon said property.
ids FRANCIS Is. KEMP, trustee 60
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mentioned in said decree and as fixed Thereby.
to wit: the sum of si150'0 0, with interest there.
OH from tho 10th day OF March. 1890, till paid will
also be required in cash the day of sale and if
there be any excess OF said purchase money such
excess. or so much tho Roof n may he niece sary,
shall be payable as the amounts thereafter TO he.
come due on the remaining notes executed by the
said Virginia Land Company to the said O.
OLcary and 81. +. Christian, mentioned in said
decree and n liked thereby, to wit: the sum OF
Sl,O37 5o with interest thereon from March III,
1870 will DC required on tho lGh day OF March,
lea5; the sum OF fl,031,5O with interest thereon
from the 10th day OF March, 1890. till paid will be
required on the 10Th day OF March, 1895, and the
sum of S1,03750 with interest from the 10Th day
or March, 1870, til paid will he required on the
II the purchase price of SAID land shall exceed
Inc cash payments above required and
to said ID. G. Yates, and the amounts thereafter
to become due on the notes aforesaid to said G.
O'Leary and j. r. Christian, then such excess
shall be made payable in three Oh equal annual
installmcnts from the day of sale
=, The purchaser shall give negotiable notes for all
the deferred payments secured by Il deed OF trust
on the property, in which said deed it shall be
provided that the notes given by said purchaser
10 meet the amounts thereafter to become dnc
to Daniel G. Yates, rs hereinbeforc provided
shall be the first lien on said land, and the notes
given to meet the amounts thereafter to become
due on the O'Lcary aud Christian notes shall he
the second lien en- said land, and that III. notes
payable in one, two and three years shall he
the third lien on said land.
ROBT. Il. SCOTT,
II td 81 Trustee and Commissioners
In the clerks Office of the circnit court of the
CITY OF Roanoke: ID. G. Yates, plaintiff; sgainst
Virginia Land Company and ais, defendant.
is. S. Brooke, clerk of the eaid court, do
certify that the bond required of the special com
given.
Given under my hand ms clerk of the said court
s. g. BROOKE Clerk
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m;nn,. Win the corlevard south 10 degrees d
said hon, lect 20 point, thence icaSine III
mn, ,cet &c point, Silence south 81 degrees Il
10 Iees.n we &c oSs feet TO point thense north
OF beo;nn, ~ minutes east 2i02 feet to the ola
vapV's e edo viow Land and Manufacturing Com
TERMS or SALE: Cash
0fu ~ A. BLAZE ANTRIM Trustee
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by mutual consent this sale is postponed to
Wednesday, July Is, ut the same time and place.
66td S. w. JAMESON, Trustee.
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