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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-14

I RuSTEG'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
decd OF trust dated September 10, 1889. anu
recorded in the clerks office OF the corporation
court Tor me city OF Roanoke, Va, III deed book
~, page 81 from Mary &. Brown and husband To
inc undersigned trustee, default having been
mauc IN the terms thereof, aud being required;
so To do by the bcucinciary therein sectrcd /
VIII On lie BIRD DAY OF APRIL, lSii AT
~ 1CLoSk 4. NJ. an the premises in the city
Oh honnoke Va .oncr FOR sale the following dc.
ssSSr,ucu parcel OF lan1 with the improvements
thereon, consisting OF large dwelling house:
bcglnnins al point on the north side OF Dav
Strcc' 40 icct cast from the northeast corner OF
Day street anu Henry street thtrcc III a nur;hcrly
direction 10 feet, more or less. to point ,hcI &c
IN an castcrly direction 50 feet to puilt thence
III Il southcry direction leo feet more or less 10
u point on Day street thence in II westerly dlrcc.
ti0n win Day street 20 feet to tho beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as To the costs of
saie ana the sum OF 1916 and ns To tho sum OF
S5'ti5 upon n credit TO become due and payable
IN monthly instruments of : each, without in.
tencst. the first on the fourth Monday in April
lo.', ana ono on tho fourth Monday OF each sue.
cscuing month thereafter until all arc paid aud
tnc rcelune II any, upon credit OF one and two
years with interest, deferred payments to bc
secured oy deed Of trust upon said property
% 81 tuS NM. +. WINCH, Trustee
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ID. ii. MATSCN,
7 Trustee and Commissioners

l, :. = Brooke. clerk OF the circuit court for
Tue city or Roanoke, do certify that d. r. Mai
WI Il approved security dire ctcd IL the decrcc
nl INC SAID circuit ,lrt rc,. at the November
90 ,orm. In inc charcery cause, styled A Pone
auu wlte W.. /. W. Miller and Others Teste.
ID 'us >. >. BROOKE, Clerk
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
i virtue of n deed of trust dated the 18th day
of December, 1872, from John T.. Gray ct ux. TO
Alexander Nell ana Rush u. Dcrr trustees
which deed is of record in the clerks Office of
the corporation court for the city OF Roanoke in
deed hook IS, page &c, TO secure to the Middle
States Loan, Building and Construction Com
pany, OF iiagerstown Md the payment OF the
dues, interest, premiums and fines therein stipu
lated to he paid, and default having occurred In
the payment OF the said dues. premiums inter.
cs. and fines for the space of six months and
more. and tic said Rnsh U. Derr having de-
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY NIRTUEOF DEED
OF trust dated March 18th, 1891, and recorded
IN the clerks office OF the corporation court for
the city or Roanoke, Va, In ID. Is. 81, page ISL.
from W. ID Myers and wife To the undersigned
trustee, default having been made in the terms
thereof, and being required so To do by tho beue.
hciary therein secured, | will, ON TUE 23D DAY
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? 'HCSTBE'S SALE-BY VIHTUEOFA DEED
or trust dated tho 18th day of April lS.l3 and
recorded in the clerks Office of the Uustinrs
Court OF the city of Roanoke. Va in deed hook
~ page &f,, i'll which q 81. Berlin convened TO
i , Undersigned certain real estate In c,;y of
nonnoAc, va, i'll trust h. secure 10 tho Roanoke
bnllnlhy Company the payment OF the sam OF
60, eViGenccd by notes therein set out; and
uclanit having boon made In tie pay nicnt OF part
Oh saiu hebt aud being requested by the holder OF
SAID notes so to DO, l shall. ON SA'rTfRDhS
AiNll. y, 1891, At II O'CLOCK NJ i'm front
OF the courthouse. in the city of Roanoke Vn
proceed 10 sell At public auction, 10 the hphcst
to-wit: " "'N "'o"'
:, certain lot OF land, beginning ut a point ON
.ne CAST side of Jefferson street iG Il ct north of
Mntlon erect, thence south ~ degrees 80 minutes
Gust 40 rect To point, thence north degrees 10
minutes east "a feet To II point. thence north 50
ueErecs ~ minutes west li5 feet to Jefferson
street, thcEcc with Jefferson street south D de
grecs ~ minutes west 50 feet to the beginning
uclh. iol No. q as shown by plan of property OF
me hnsnokc Building Company
IERMS Cash ~ to past due notes and interest
amounting to about Se', and costs OF sale in
cIuulhE trustees commission OF per cent, the
sum OF s25D, payable in monthly payments of
Siu per month beginning on the 18th day OF Nav
ISL ana continuing TO full due on 18th OF each
moath thereafter for u consecutive months with
interest on each OF said payments from the 18th
OF April. lS3, until pad s5i5 payable on the 18th
uay oi aWli, lS'G, with interest from April -
1873, ana balance, If any, payable in one and two
years from date of sale with interest
'so III $. W. JAMESON, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SAI.E-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust dated June |, 1892, and recorded In
OF Roanoke. Va, In deed book n, page 2(r2. In
which Charlotte PoiI dexter conveyed to the un.
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TRUSTEES SALES

the premises, In the city OF Roanoke, Va, orcr
lot sale INC following described parcel OF land
dwelling hCuse: vi "
Beginning at a point on the south side of
earnest avenue - feet west from Wclch street,
.nence with Earnest avenue north rs degrees
west l224 feet to an alley thence with said alIev
south 81 degrees cast 2jfcct to poiht on same
,,uchcc north IL degrees cast go feet moro ar
ICES; 70 Earnest asenuc, the place OF beginning
lEhMS Or SALE: Cash rs TO the costs OF sale
a S,os INC sum OF S21a %, and rs to the sum OF
E,soti upon credit to bcco mc due and payable
I,hteFost the first on the fourth Monday in APRIL
1874, ana one on the fourth Monday OF q CHI snc
ceculng month thereafter until all arc pai,i: and
thc residue, IL any. upon credit OF one and Two
years, with interest, deferred payments to he
secured ~ a deed OF trust upon said property
WIN. +. winch, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALRs.

ueisigned certain real estate in tho city OF Roa.
Lahu company the payment OF $225; and default
aaSihg oeon made In the payment OF part of said
S Land Company. shall, on SATURDAY,
dhE SSIii DAY OF APRIL. 1891. NJ ~ O'Clock
u, III front OF the courthouse in the city OF Roa
poke a., proceed to sell mt public auctlon TO tho
a,sacst bidder all the property conveyed in said
Va Tcntain lot or land in the city OF Roanoke
VA, known as lot No. % section /, IA shown Inv
lot being i0xlUO feet. F"'' e"'u
!nhMS-Cash ~ to past due notes and inter
est Aoout S'2, and the costs of this sale inclnd.
my trGsice's commission of > per cent: $50
ming To fill due on MAY l. 1871 md continnin,, IN
.ail que ON the lat or each month thereafter fc r
twenty three consecutive months, u i'm interest
on each payment from June /. lSq2 until paid:
balance If any, payabl, in one and two wears
"o o DC ua'c Oh salc. II. :. TROUT,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE-RY
virtue OF "A decd Of trust dated the 9TH div of
August, lS'l from James f Moore and Sus m a .
MS wlic, TO Alexander Nciil and Rush L. Dcrr
trustees, which decd is OF record in the ell r.s :
Once or the corporation court for tho city of Roa
nokc, III decd book 67, page 49, To secure 10 the
Mlddlc states Loan, Building and Construction
company. oil HaStIstOwn, Maryland. the payment
Oh tue uucs, interest, premiums and fines therein
III The payment of tho said dues premiums in
tcrests and tines for the space of six months and
more: and the said tnsh {. Dcrr having departed
TINS ne, leaving the undersigned az the surviving
trustee, AhRhcing requested to do by the said
Medic states Loan, Building and Con -tlJ;ction
Company, will, ON WEDNESDAY, TIE 2ND
DAY OF MAY, 1874. AT O'CLOCK r. NJ. in
front or the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke
proceed TO sell ut public auction 10 the highc #
bidder all that certain parcel OF land lying in the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, and described M fol
lows:
beginning ut point on the south side of
Salem avenue 100 feet west of Taylor street
thence sonth IL degrees ~ inmates wcst 40 feet
to u point. thence north II degrees 81 minutes
west 80 feet tUa point, thence north II degrces
10 minutes east 1U2 feet 10 Salem avenue thence
south Il degrees 81 minutes cast 50 feet to place
of bcginrinv
TERMS: Cash NJ to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and o pay the amount now
due and In arrears on said interest. premiums
and fines, viz, S3jt 60, and the residue shall he
payable in two equal annual payments OF ono
and two years from day of sale, deferred paw
mcnts TO he secured by deed OF trust upon the
property, and 10 hear interest from the day OF
sale. Upon this land il cons .ructcd n convenient
and desirable dwelling house.
33l ID ALEXANDER NELL, Trustee
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TRUSTEES, SALE

interest payable semi annually; interest on both
1898. ~ "' VI augu-t,
TERMS: Carh
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IRusrEk's SALE.-wIlEREAS.A CERTAI
ulnl Of iruai 4. itnl i.e.l. Z

TRUSTEES SALE.-WUEREAS.H CERTAIN
-, = deed OF trust was executed ny Elizabeth G..
higgs, and Allen i DiGgs, her husband, 10
George G. Sawyer. trustee, bearing date April
22nd, lS'i. and OF record in the Hastings Court
~, ,9f vac CITY OF ROANOKE, Ill decd book ST. page
M5, To secure the performance of certain con-
uitions and payments sp cincd in certain penal
BOND executed by the said Elizabeth G. Digrs
ana Allen l.. Digs. her husband, OF even dale
with said deed for tho sum or e, tOu, TO I've dis
charged by the pa mcnt OF -. 80 to the Atlantic
Savings and Loan Associations OF Syracuse n
y. In accordance with their articles OF nssoci.
alton; ana whereas, by their said articles OF asso-
ciaiiun under which the SAID loan or advance
ment was mace, To secure which tho said bond
siu uc,d OF trust were executed; and whereas,
the said George &. Sawy or. trustee. has resigned
said deed OF trust, and the Judge of the Hastings
court Tor the CITY OF Roar Oic. did OH the 10th
day or March. 1874. appoint the undersigned c.
H. Vines as trustee in SAID deed, III the place and
stead OF Geo. c. Sawyer, trustee, after lerai
notice 10 all parties In interest And whereas
default has been made in the payments and
conditions mentioned in said bond and deco
having been required so To do by the beneficiary
the Atlantic Savings and Loan Association, OF
Syracnse. ~ y, shall by virtue Of said trust
decd and pursuant 10 tho terms thereof, proceed
to sell nj public auction, 10 the highest bidder
On MONDAY, TIE a3RD DAY OF APRIL,
1891. in front of tho court house, Roanoke Vn
II. IL O'Clock IN, all the said property conveyed
In tho said decd and being that certain lot or
parcel OF land with improvements thereon
situated III thr city of Roanoke and described ~
follows wit:
- i B3nginnpg at point on the north side of
D"iIit Siicct ~ lcct West OF Nelson street,
thence north 10 degrees - minutes cast i5U Feet
To IN alley, thence with said alley north ~ dc
grtcs 10 minutes west 40 feet Ia point ON same
thence sonih ~ degrees II minutes west $50 feet
To Bullitt street. thence with said street south
~ degrees ID minutes cast 20 feet To the place of
beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all costs of
executing this trust, including commits, lion To
the trustee aud To pay on the amour. due ON the
said bond, with the interest, dues and prcminms
accumu attd thereon, amounting 10 - S7T % ~
OF April IL, ls!i, and the balance IL any, in one
ana TWO Years, being equal annual instalmcuts
WIN interest from The day of sale, the purchaser
executing negotiable notes for tho deferred cav.
mcnts and secured hy deed OF trust on the prop
CRY. c. IL VINKS trustee
322 tbs.
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TRUSTEES ALE-WHEREAs, BY a GER
tain deed Of trust. executed by II. A. Sims
To Henry ;. Trout. trustee, bearing date October
Isl, lS'2, ~ of record in tho clerks oilcc or the
Hastings Courr Tor the city OF Roanoke. deed
hook -, page 81, to stCurc tho payment OF GER
tain notes therein mentioned; and whereas The
thid II = Trout has resigned the said trust. and
the Judge OF the luStinus Court 10 the city OF
Roanokc Id, on the 2lst day OF March, .Sgt an
point tho undersigned G. IL. Vines a. trustee in
said deed in The place and stead of IL :. Trout
trustee, after legal notice 10 all pIitics IN INTEREST
and whereas. default has been made III the pay
mont of the note bearing date April l>t, 1872 FOR
tho sum o, 81 BIB 3D. on which there il Il credit OF
$50 as or May 2}rd, 1888 Mt one year ana on he
ing required 50 todo by the beneficiary, | shall
by virtue az said decd OF trust, proceed To sell nj
public auction to the highcs. bidder ON MON.
DAY, April BIRD, lS13 in front of court housc
Ronuokc, Va, Al II o'clock III. all tho property
convc ed In sand deed, and being hat cert lin lot
or parcel or land with improvements thereon
situated IN the city OF Roanokc, Va, and de-
scrihcd n follows, to.wIt:
Beginning NJ a point on the south side of
Shenandoah. or Fret avcnuc, l. W, 80 feet east
OF Oil Tank alley; thence south 90 feet more or
less To the right OF way OF the y. X W. railroad;
thence cast with said railroad 80 feet to ot No Is:
thence north 13o feet more or less to Shenandoah,
avenue; thence 80 feet west 10 the bt ginning
TERNS:- Cash
3-22 ids G. H. VINES, Trustee.
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HRuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF Al DEED
of trust dated on the 18th OF March, 1872 and
recorded In the clerks office OF the Hastings
Court or city OF Roanoke Va, in deed book "a
page 2sO. in which j. d. Brent and r. G. Brent
conveyed TO the undersigned certain real estate
In the city of Roanoke, Va in trust to secure 70
River View Land and Manufacturing Company
the payment OF the sum of $40, a. therein set
ont, ana default having been made in the pay.
TODD by River View Land and Manufactures
company ! shall ON MONDAY, APRIL 20. 1891,
Al ~ oCLoGk NJ, In front of The courthouse
public auction to the highest bidder all the prop
erty conveyed in said dtcd to-wit. A certain lot
OF land in city OF Roanoke, Va.
beginning at point on the southwest corner
OF Campbe! avenue ard j street thence along
street sonth IS degrees so minutes west 1918
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r.RuSTEE'S AND COMMISSIONERS SALE
by virtue OF y deed OF trust dated the t2th
day II January, 1S.'?, from T.. A Pope and hus.
band to tho Undersigned and in compliance with
the DEGREES of the circuit court for the city of
Roanoke entered nj the Novcmhcr .S.,3 and
March Q, 1874, term thereof, III the chanccry
cause therein pending, styled A Pope and wife
v Thomas w. Miller and Others tho said A.
Pope being more than $50 IN arrears therein
provided To be paid TO myself rs trustee and Al
the request of the holders OF n majority OF the
Indebtedness secured in said deed 10 ne paid.
which request IL in writing. and specifies the
minimum price. the time. place and terms OF
sale OF said land, | will. on MONDAY THE
10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1891, AT O'CLOCK NJ,
in front OF the premises proceed TO sell M uIihlic
auction Ia the highest bidder all that valuable lot
and stone residence and outbnidings In the city
OF Roanoke, Va, and described az follows:
bcsinuing ut the northwest corner of the
Boulevard ana "F" street, thence with .F''
street IN northcry dire elton $50 feet 10 an alley
thence with said alley In II westerly direction 10
feet To point, thence 1T right angles and in Il
-outhcrly direction $50 feet to the boulevard
thence with the Boulevard In an castcrly dircc.
ton 100 feet to the place or beginning, being lots
Sand =, III block 5, according To the map OF the
West End Land Company.
Ihis sale Is expire sly subject to the lien OF the
two deeds or trust on said land. one dated the
2Sh day OF February, 1871, to secure to the Mary
land Life Insurance Company the payment OF
{6,5OO, due February -, 1886 interest PAYABLE
i-annually. and the other dated the lst day OF
June, 1891 to secure the same company the paw
ment OF $50 due on the 18th ofCFebruary iSg6.
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-, nc above described property has been sold nv
payments . "a 80,
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-29
More Wheat In a Barrel of Flour.

How many bushels of wheat in bar
rel of -four? The testimony Of leading
-four manufacturers is at variance on
this question. The largest manufacture
ing concern in the world, located at
, Minneapolis, reports that while ordi-
narily AZ to AZ bushels of wheat are
used to make barrel Of -four the pres
emf low prices of whent and wheat offal
make these today the cheapest animal
foods iii the country; thafsin conse-
quence of this it is safeste say many
millers are using over fye,bushels of
wheat to a. barrel of foara 1t really
makes no difference how much wheat
they use, as the offal is worth practical
" as much as the wheat costs, says the
Orange Judd Farmer, which adds: If
10 to 30 per cent more wheat is used in
the manufacture Of -four, it should in
tercst farmers in two ways-primarily
in the more rapid reduction of burden
some wheat stocks, which have been the
bugsear for two years, and, further, in
the possibility Of securing at relatively
low prices needed supplies of mill feed.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-29

con frmed believer in work, employment of
some kind, as offering the only effectual
cure for the evils that afflict society today.
think there is no sorrow, no trouble, no
evil that labor Systematically prosecuted
and persisted in will not cure. believe in
compulsory labor. in the State insisting
that people work and if necessary. fur
nishing them employment. Those who will
not work should. think. be sent TO some
Industrial school and there forced to work
compelling them to master some useful
trade. Thus there would be removed in a
large measure the incentive to crime, for /
believe that the majority of criminals are
made by necessity, by their inability
through lack of knowledge of any trade or
business to earn livelihood. l know that
much the larger proportion Of fallen wom-
en- have become such through their inahil-
ity to earn living in legitimate channels.
Oh yes, work is the panacea for the ills
that affiict society now. and this is the deaf
that should like to see turned to and at
tentively studied
CROKER TOO DEEP FOR UTTERANCE.
Mr.. Richard O, oker was approached and
asked for some expression of opinion but
for some strange reason he showed little
disposition to respond. Indeed, the rather
angry frown which gathered upon his face
showed very clearly that he felt that the
question in some way involved reflection
upon him. and he very coldly declined to
offer any suggestion whatever. He was as
sured that it was general one, which had
been asked number of other prominent
people who had in variably responded; but
there was evidently something in the sHg-
gestiveness of the question which seemed
to move him very deeply; too deeply, in
fact. for an utterance.
MADAME MELBA'S IDEA.
'sThe people of New York have been SO
very kind to me that cannot think of any
sentiment which quite expresses the very
kind feelings which entertain for them.
only hope that shall continue to inspire
and deserve these very delighf expressions
of appreciation"
ROBERT G. INGERSOLL TALKS.
1.-TWO years ago l think I said that /
hoped the years would hurry by MS fast as
possible until we had got Republican adj
ministration. may now add that | am
quite happy in the positive assurance that
there is only one year more of them left"
HENRY A. DIXEY ON FULLNESS.
II presume that there will be a great
many people in this city thousands l was
going to say-who will be SO happy in the
thought that they are one year nearer TO
their graves that they will get drunk on
the strength Of it. shall however, endeavor
to keep strictly SOBER"
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-29

| and otes of the first surveys made there,
the limits of second growth lying Oh
| both sides of the West Branch Penobscot
| is traced 1t is an area of about 2oo
| square miles.
| This, it is believed was burned over
in about the year 1875. From it much
good sized pine has been taken OF late
years, but so far as learned, no otner
kind of timber. The fire of 1925 appar-
emily crossed the West Branch below the
Twin lakes, either ran to the southern
edge of this earlier fire or over portion
of it's territory.
The third great fire that has been
mapped is one that occurred in the year
1887. Starting on the meadows of the
Sebois river it spread northerly, burning
the northwest portion of Patten and
more than half of the two towns north,
sweeping westerly to the East branch of
the Penobscot and north through town
ship Eight in the sixth range and SO out
into Aroostook county,
The origin of this fire is interesting.
In those times the State was the owner
of much of ths tim Der lands within her
limits, on whose property all good citi-
zens, of course, were in duty bound to
roach. In 1887. the State land agent, for
the time being, sent up to this region
man by the name of Chase, to look after
the public interests. Finding on the
Sebois meadows a lot of meadow hay
ready cut for winters operation in the
woods, this jealous officer thinking he
would put stop to one piece of pilfering
set fire to the stacks. 1t was dry time,
the ire spread, and Chase himself, as
the account goes, barely got away with
his life. The cohfagration which he
started spread through township after
township, consuming, as above outlined,
some 200 square miles of the States best
timber land. This burn, though less
than 60 years of old, has furnished for
some years considerable quantities of
pine timber.