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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-02

quickly fattened and sent to market,
where they will fetch al extra good
price in markets where rich yellow legs
and skins and large, plump body are
especially priced.
1 have had experience with various
breeds of poultry, and know of none that
will lay greater value of eggs in year
than the Light Brahmas. lido not assert
that Leghorns will not lay more eggs in
year. They will begin to lay eight
weeks or SO before Brahmas Matched at
the same time, but the great bulk of Leg
horn eggs, so far as my experience goes,
are laid when eggs are comparatively
low i'll price, while the great bulk of
Brahma eggs can be harvested when the
highest figures are ruling. AS to prolific
acy, my own Light Brahmas are descend
ed from stock that made record of an
average Of 1G1 eggs each in one year, in
flock Of not less than 80, and the birds
of the present will sustain the record.
Another point in favor of the Light
Brahmas is their quietness. One can
hardly drive them over two foot fence,
while never yet saw fence that a Leg
horn could not scale. Again, it is desira-
BILE to keep such fowls on farm rs will
permit of poultry meat upon the table
every week i'll the year, and for this pur-
pose the Leghorn is not Gin it," nor can
one sell the cockerels he raises, except
for pittance, unless he hatch extremely
early, so as tomeet tho demand for broil-
ers, and then the pullets so Matched
would be likely to molt the first season.
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Fruit Tree Blight.

j. NJ. Stcdman of the Alabama OK
pertinent station says:
The simple remedy is to cut off all
bllghted portions of the trees far below
the parts that appear diseased and to
burn all these cuttings, especially the
leaves. The sooner this is done after
one discovers the blight in tree the
better. 1t is not enough that one TINS
guard his trees while his neighbors
neglect theirs. We must all fight this
blight, which is doing more harm al
ready than any other single disease If
every person will thus tend to his fruit
trees, we can almost cXterminate the
disease in n very few years
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THE LIGHT BRAHMA.
Viewed ms business Fowl-Competesw with
tho Leghorn For Business Honors.

viewed ms business Fowl-Compe With
tho Leghorn For business Honors..
With all due respect to the sprightly
Leghorn that has figured so extensively
Us business hen par excellence, a cor
respondent of Rural New Yorker brings
forward his favorite-the Light Brahma
for II share of these business honors.
He says: Where eggs alone are sought,
and white shelled eggs at that, admit
that tho Leghorn can hardly be sup
passed, though 1 think the Minorca
might prove dangerous rival. But
eggs are not the only factors that make
up the profit account of poultry keeping,
and wish to show how Light Brahmas
earn money for their owners, both in
meat and eggs, particularly where one
ships eggs to Il market where uniformly
colored brown eggs command more than
those having white shells.
The Light Brahma is prolific layer
Where it is not, its owner doesn't know
how to feed and care for the breed. Tho
same feed and care given to Leghorns
will not make Light Brahmas return the
greatest profit, and it is here that many
fail to make Brahmas profitable. Such
active fowls as the Leghorns are not
likely to get too fat, even if overfed,
particularly if given free range, but with
a Brahma two things are important
giving of just food enough to produce
the best results and keeping tho birds
everlastingly scratching for what is Civ
ell them.
My plan for getting the greatest profit
from Light Brahmas is: Let the birds
DO Matched early and their growth be
forced right along from the start. Some
of the cockercls will reach the size of
"roasters'' when prices are high, while
all the cockerels can be marketed at re-
munerative prices during the early sum-
ner as roasting chickens. The pullcts
should be laying in September, when
eggs arc soaring skyward in price, and
they should lay steadily all through the
fall and winter, when eggs are at their
highest. Then when the price of eggs goes
down in April and May let these hens be
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Notes of Local Interest.

The 1894 cotton crop report to Brad
streets contains the substance of re-
plies received from 1899 correspond
ents in 66S cotton growing counties, an
average of nearly four reports from each
comfy IN an area comprising 90 per
cent of tho cotton growing section of
the United States. A summary of the
returns received indicates that the total
cotton crop of 1904 will approximate
about 5000, 900 bales.
The pioneer of truck raising for north
ern markets near Norfolk was Richard
Cox. He first demonstrated that the
business would pay and accumulated a
competence ont OF it. Tho business now
amounts to So, 600, 900 annually.
Texas clover was introduced into
Georgia about so years ago. 1t is a
very persistent weed when it once gers
a foothold. lis native country is Mexico.
Tennessee produces annually so 600. :
600 bushels III corn. 5000. GOO of wiz NJ.
5000, 009 Of oats and 800. 0D0 bale. e
cotton. Til" tcnacco crop has r&clc,!
40, GOO. geo pounds year. the p."uut
crop 600 900 bushels. The coai,iclls
cover 5000 square mikes and Mru,.uae
1000, 600 tons il year Ovtrdo dir, rent
kinds OF marble are found III Tie state.
Ostrich farming in California las
proved SO successful that 1t is proposed
to start a similar bnsi.oss IL Texas.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
erty.-lhe injunction heretofore awarded 10
STOP the sale OF the hereinafter described property
having oeen dissolved by the Judge or the flust.
Is, 1871, and the said conrt. by it. decree in the
cause OF Is. w Jones vs. H. nj. Daniel, Trustee at
AIS, that was pronounced Mt its January term.
80 u'tected inc undersigned, H. NJ. Daniel,
trustce IN the deed OF trust executed January Is
lS9o oy D Il. Levy TO secure certain sums o
money to Erastus III. WoodsOu, to sell the certain
iots or parcels OF land described In said deed
VIII ON TUESDAY, MARCH ~, lSli Am II
O'CLOCK NJ. In front OF the Courthouse In the
city on Roanoke, Va. offer for sale by pubiir arc
ton to the highest bidder the following de-
scrioed property situated IN the city OF Roanokc,
Va, and described as follows: Lots 4 s. q and y
section 3. or the Edsewood addition to the CITY
or Rosnoke: ~ ~ ~
Beginning at the southwest corner OF Norfolk
avenue and Commerce streets. thence along nor
toik avenue south 20 degrees west 1j0 feet to cor
ner OF lot No 8. thence south Is degrees east 100
1cct 10 10 foot alley, thence with said alley
norm 'odcgrees cast loo feet TO Camden street
l5u rect 10 the place OF beginning
VIII nrst oner for sale lots No. ). and sonar.
stcly and then rs u whole; II the sum r realized by
neither OF said methods is sufficient 10 discharge
SAID note and other costs and expenses I shall
proceed to cell lot No. a.
mere Is located on the above described lots A
nice cottages near the Roanoke Machine Works
TERMS; Cash sufficient to pay the cost of
mission of per cent. and to pay one note for
$62o, made by j. b. Levy to Z. H. Woodson. dated
January 10, 1897, and payable three years from
GATE with interest, protest fee and interest from
one ana TWO years, deferred payments evidenced
oy negotiable notes or the purchaser secured nv
deed OF trust on the property.
n M. DANIEL, Trustee and Commissioner
the Pnrshaser assumed payment OF the note
81 tue. v b. LEVY
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PRODUCE and nIerohand,,e.

NEW YORK. March Flour more
active, held firm. Winter wheat, low
grades, 2.00@2.45; patents, 3.25@3 so:
Minnesota clear, g 5O02 80; low extras,
2 05@l As. Southern flour quiet, firm;
common to fair extra, 2.OO@3 90; good
to choice do, 3 1o@42O. Wheat dull,
tirmer, with options; No. Q red, store
and elevator 61A@63. ahoat 63@634;
options advanced 1@l &c, fell s6@H on
liquidation, closed steady at q over
yesterday, with trading more active;
May most active, No. 2 red, March,
6l%; April, 60; May, Ga.
42A; elevator, 43@434 afoat; options,
dull and closed steady, at H@K ad-
vance, with trading only local; March,
424; April, 42&; May, 42H Oats
Dull; options, frmer; March 34%, May,
34A; No. white, March, 36%; spots,
do No. 2, 81; No. white, SO; mixed
Western, 3s. Hay, quiet. firm. Wool.
moderately active, steady; domestic
fleece, 2O@25. Beef dull, unchanged;
beef hams quiet, at $50; tierced meats,
quiet, weak; picked bellies, TX;
shoulders, 69s@6h; hams. on.
Lard quiet, weak; city. 7@7H; futures
nominal; refined easy, quiet; continent,
0.o5; South America, Q As; compound,
"a @bA Pork dull, easy; mess, 13. so
@13.75. Butter dull, weak; State dairy
new, 1923; do old, 13N@l7N; do
creamery new, IS; Western dairy new,
1907; Elgins, 24N@25. Cotton-seed
oil quiet, easy; crude, IS; yellow, 49,
Petroleum quiet, steady Rosin dull,
steady at 1.10@1.15. Turpentino
quiet, steadier at 3lH@32. Rice quiet,
steady, unchanged.
Molasses, foreign nominal; New
Orleans, 500 as; quiet, steady. Peanuts
quiet. Coffee options firm, SOILS poins
up; April, 1850; June, 1,5O5; spot Rio
quiet, steady; No. z, 171t@17A. Sugar,
raw, moro active, firm; fair refining
1916; refined quiet, steady; off A,
3T@4 3-16; standard A, 14@4 TIC; cut
loaf and crushed Sos e-16; granulated,
4A@4 l6: freights to Liverpool quiet.
steady; cotton Cad. grain 216d asked
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RUSTEE'S Saloon TUESDAY, THE
"A 2iIH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1894, at 3 D. m.
IN 'front.' or the courthouse In Roanoke Roanoke
county, Va, will sell to the highest bidder for
t tash hand and In bar of the equity OF redemp-
situated In tho city of Roanoke State of Viry,nia'
known as lot No. 10. section 80, map of Melrose
Lana company, and described ~ follows:
beginning at point on the north side of Mel
rose avenue 90 feet east OF Fifteenth street
.n ,. with Merose avenue south 76 degrees 1
north IL degrees IS minutes and 10 seconds east
1io rect TO an alley thence with said alley north
20 degrees minute 20 seconds west so feet TO a
point, thence south u degrees 5S minutes 40
seconds west li0 feet to the beginning
SAID sale will be made In pursuance TO the nro
VISIONS or deed of trust executed to the underi
signed by Rcbccca Caldwell, dated April ~. Is,l3
city In book 81, page llS
Ihis January 81. 1884.
&c tbs. w p WASUBIrRN Trnstaa
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TRUSTEE AND COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

TRUSTEE AND COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
dcc,sns nr S CITY propcrty-In pursuance OF the
ucGlecs OF the circuit court for the city OF Roa-
nokc, entered at it's February term, 1871, In the
sht Oh Engc by Bros. We. j. Il. Gillian and others,
proceed to sell, at public auction on the premises
M AIa,N 18th, 1891. AT Ii O'CLOCK A. NJ, two
described Ne follows:
IN f rso, certain lot or PARCEL OF land fronting
UT ~ ,Ge. On .ne north side OF Wells street. begin
mln NM at point "a feet east OF it's intersection
Win JEFFERSON stree, and running back l6u feet
o NH uney, being the same lot conveyed to A. C.
Lemon on the let day OF August 1880, to the
trustees OF the Lynchburg Perpetual Rnldipe
snu loan company, TO secure tho said company
nd certain lot fronting 50 feet on the
Ssu zee, cast fIom Je1cr, on street, and running
10 teet TO an acy, it being the same lot
eDembcr. lSgv, to the trustees OF the IynchbuTe
re, respet t Building and Loan Company to secure
Ihere is a large and comfortable hr,ck dwell
sah on each OF said lots, and each OF them
TERMS Cash as to so much as ia nocossorr >,
pay costs OF snit and SALE the taxes due on ssiJ
pe proper ne amount due the Lynchburg Per.
said dct de Of trust (about S6Sa a. on 10, No and
aoout sSl6 81 on lot No. y; and the deferred nav
men due the said company under said deeds or
trust shall be paid In monthly instailmcnts "a os
loliowt; On lot No. l, S42.9i, on the secend Mon
snS ,n warren lSyi and tho same amount on the
ossJ ,H Monuay or each month for the Icxt suc.
eecaihg sixteen months, and on lot No , the smm
vi oi Sii.,l on the second Monday OF March, lSoi
anu tue same amount on the second Monday of
ench month for tho next succeeding forty fonr
,msEnths, IoT cash also as to the insurance prc.
thn paa by said company (S7i0 on each loD;
under deed of trust OF May Is. iSai 1shont
Sz;au1i;ooG the amount due Engieby Bros. nj der
n ueca Oh trust OF August 10, 1871 (bout 5000 COZ:
a'iE TWO years, with bond and approved security.
and then together. S''"'"'eiy
sAMI. TYREE,
po,, Trustee and Commissioner
Bona given in the
'cStS "a SIS. BROOKS, Clerk.
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Tk9STEE'S sALE.BY VIRTUE a DEED
L or trust executed 10 the undersigned trustee.
dated date the ED day Of September, 1890, by H. NJ
BALDWIN, and OF record In the clerks Office OF the
musings Court OF the city OF Roanoke Va in
deed book 81, page 30, conveyed to me as trustee
the following property, situated in the CITY OF
Roanoke; Va. and bounded ard described as
follows: Known as lot Q, section 49, on man Of
Roanoke Land and Improvement Company INV
DMnstan & Wingate. April. 1882 on fie in The
onice OF tho clerk OF the Hastings Court of the
CITY OF hoanoka, Va In trust to secure 10 j. l.
Riddle. D. L. Treadway and ii. d. Shepherd the
payment OF the sum OF $40J, payable in two equal
annual instaments OF $500 each with Interest.
ana default having been made In the payment OF
portion OF said debt, and being required go to
said lot or parcel OF land above described TO the
hiEhest bidder, at puhlic auction, ON TUESDAY,
IiiE hII DAY OF MARCH, 1891. AT Il
OCLoCk NOON In front of the courthouse In
the city OF RoanokeV
.nhMS Cssh suhicicnt 10 pay tho ost OF exc
cutting this trust, and to pay the sum OF $sSi IL,
being the balance due on the ahovc.descrIbed
notes and the residue, II any, will be made pay.
able In one and two years from date OF eale with
interest, unless otherwise directed by tho said r.
A. Baldwin Mt the time OF sale, the purchaser to
give hts notes for the deferred payments, and A
deed OF trust on the property to be sold to secure
the!payment OF same
'is. s..sIMMoNs, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAI.
estate in the city of Roanoke. Vain mr.
suahCc OF an order OF the board OF directors of the
Lyhchours perpetual Building and Loan Companv
mhuc on November Is, 1893, the UNDERSIGNED
,I"snces III decd OF trust executed by Minnie
n H., i al anu Partce, her husband, dated
Jnly 20 lS:t3. to secure the said company will ON
SATURDAY, MARCH IOTH, ISL At IN ~
O'CLOCK a. NJ on the premises proceed to sell
ny way or public auction the following, rcoi
estate in the city OF Roanoke Va, and dcssr,hcd
Us follows: ' W ee''iocu
Fcginnng ut point on the northside of Valley
sdrcct ~ rect cast OF Holiday street thence nnrt
~ GeErees cast u feet tn an alley, thence south
ou degrees cast "a feet to point thence sontb IN
degrees west l3J feet to Valley street. thcnr ~
with Valley street north 50 feet west AZ fort ~
inc beginning. On this lot is a double hr,cI
house. "'""'e "iich
TERMS: Cash az to 1918 90 (,ucs In a,rc,r,
anu sum sufficient to dcfruy the cxpcuses or
sue anu any taxes and premiums for Insurance
on. on s"ln property due and unpaid; as to balance
quo SAID Lynchbnrg Perpetual Building nnd
Lomh company. the purchaser is to assume thc
obligations OF VI. ii. Partcc and n pnrtcc to Tho
Lynchburg Perpetual Building and Loan Com
phuy inc sum Oh S53.61 on the second Monday in
MHrcn, 1914, ana So3.6I per month for the ne II
succeeding 81 months on the second Monday In
each month, subject 10 all the conditions md
trust executed by NJ. II. Partce and N Partec on
July H. is93, to the trustees OF said company nnd
II there bc any residue ii shall be upon n crcdit
Oh one anu TWO years In equal instruments with
interest from day OF sale evidenced by negotiable
notes secnrcd by deed OF trust upon tho pron
cry. The city and State taxes for 1891 To be-
paid by the purchaser. " w
J. X. GILLIAN
SAM. TYREE lTrustcrs
~ tds. w. Nice. WAUGH
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ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TKURST Ey.
- ecnted 10 me- the undersigned trustee. on the
2na day OF June 1893. by j. NJ Baird, to secure
uhto the Aetna Land and Investment Company
inc payment OF the sum OF S168G6 as evidenced
by Two negotiable notes of the sum OF Ss3 AZ dine
In one ana two years from date, and recorded i'm
ueed DOCK I, page 3i3, in the clerks office of the
county conrt OF Roanoke county, Va, and dcfanlt
having been made in the payment OF the two
year note. ana hcing requested 80 to do by the
Dcnencinry, will ON WEDNESDAY, TIE lifrH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891, At 1880 p. M.. in
'front.' OF the office of w. A Pcdgo " Co, in the
Town OF Ninton, sell ut public auction the folloy
iES dcscrlhcd property in the county OF Roanoke
va. ana described az follows:
one lot known as lot No. IS, in section H. of
inc lands OF the Aetna Land and Investment
company, said lot fronting on Cedar street south
- degrees IL minutes west so feet thence with
Ihird avenue north degree cast fl minutes lal
Icet 10 an alley. thence with said alley north IS
degrees ~ minutes west 50 feet thence with LOT
10 feet. - ' '"''
ERnS: CAsh as to an amount sufficient to pay
INC costs or executing this trust, including trns.
zee commission OF per cent. and the amount
OF saii note OF $3.50, with interest from date.
balance II any,upon credit OF one and two years
evidenced by negotiable notes. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property. CHAS. l.. BUSH,
BY consent OF all parties concerned the above
safe mas been postponed until Saturday, March
L. ~ p. III. CHAS. l.. BUSH,
10 tus Trustee
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Busiuess at
the stock exchange to-day showed a
material increase. Save for a break in
Sugar at the opening from se1k to sox,
the bulls had the market under com plete
control from start to finish. Encour-
aged by reports from Washington that
no radical change would be made in the
tariff law, the bulls took hold Of the
market with vim and prices mounted
up steadily. Whether their premises
as TO the Senate's final action and tie
effect OF the same be correct or not, re
mains to be seen.
Railway earnings for January, as re-
ported by tho Louisville and Nashville
and Big -Four roads, were moro favor
able than expected, ana this added to
the buliish feeling. For the first time
in weeks the market showed signs of
broadening, and commission houses had
orders from out of town clients for the
grangere, industrisls aud Western
Union. London parted with some st.
Paul early in the day, but later the
foreigners bought Louisville and Nash.
vile. Its offerings of St. Paul were
quickly absorbed, however, and the
price when the foreign selling orders
had been executed crossed GO. Taken
altogether, tho feeling was more conf
dent than for long time past, and in
the closing hours there was an approach
to buoyancy.
The assessment on the common stock
has been reduced to $40 per share and
the subscribers are to get on all future
payments 25 per cent. in bonds and rs
per cent in preferred stock. In tho
closing dealings speculation vas buoy
ant with prices at the highest point of
the day The net changes show an ad.
vance OF u to 8 per cent. There was u
good demand for railway and miscel.
laneous bonds throughout. Business
was we'll distributed and prices moved
up anywhere from to per cent. Sales
listed stocks aggregated 1874 900 shares;
unlisted $4,000. Sugar was dealt in to
the extent of $1,000 shares. Treasury
balances: Coin s94. 793, 900; currency
S43, 63s.OOO.
Money on call has been easy at per
cent; last loan offered at 1. Prime
mercantile paper, 4@4H per cent.
Bar silver, Gu. Mexican dollars, 4S.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4s6X@
4S7 for sixty days and 1881 for
demand; posted rates, 487A @4s9.
Commercial bills, 4s616 for sixty days
and 4s711@4S7% for demand. Govern
ment bonds strong. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong. Silver at board
neglected.
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NY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE-
cnted TO me- the undersigned trustee. on the
loth uay OF February, 1880, by John A. White 10
secure to the Astna Land and Investment Com.
pany the payment OF the sum OF 300. as evil
a asto by two negotiable notes or the sum OF
S2oo each, payable one and two years after date
and recorded in the clerks office OF the county
c COZ OF Boanoke county In deed book w, page
DBL, ana DEFAULT having been made in the pay.
ment OF the two year note. and being requested
20 20, 10 DO hy the eencfciary will, ON THURSDAY,
Iii,f 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1924, Ar 1886
O'CLOCK, In front OF the office of w A Pcdgo l.
Co, in the town of Vinton. ofYcr for sale ut pub
tic auction the Following described property, sit
uated in Roanoke county, Va, and known MS
lots Nos !, and 3, section 49, rs shown by the
map or the -Eina Land and Investment Com.
pahys property, 10 DC found on fle iu tho clerks
ONCE or the county court OF Roanoke county Va
IERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF exc.
cnting this trust, including trustees com
mi ssion OF per cent, and to pay or amount or
note OF $3.50 with interest from date balance. Il
any. upon credit or enc and two wears, eyi.
deneed by negotiable notes secured by a deed OF
hates HENRY NJ. DANIEL, Trustee
by consent OF NIL parties oncerned the above
SAFE mas been postponed until Thursday March
u le9i' ut the same place and hour
ii. NJ. DANIEL Trustee
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TRUsTnHs. sALns.

Win become due, which payments are 10 h. n-on
CRY secured by deed OF trust upon the ppopertyy
anu II there be any residue OF said pnrchass
equal annual instruments at one and two vcsrs
rom h tne date OF said sale evidenced by negotia
o oao ho.es, bearing interest AT the rate of per
upon the property sold. "e'
81 ids. j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee.
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by VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED or
- trust executed to the undersigned trustee IN
the "a DAY or re bruary. $780, and recorded in the
CLERKS Office or the Hastings Court for the civ Of
nonhok s deed book 81 page 22s whereby Geo.
mch Gish conveyed the property hernaftor dc.
ecrloed TO secure the Roanoke Building Asaocia.
uoh ana Investment Company the pigment OF
the sum OF 80, evidenced by ninety neco
tlapic notes OF even date with said deed or trist
Tor inc sum of SiO.55 each. Default having been
maze IN the payment of eleven OF said notes and
having been requested TO do by the Roanoke
buiiulng association and Investment Company
VIII, On TIE BOTH DAY OF MARCH, 1S5l,
sell nt puohc auction to the highest bidder at
inc front door OF the courthouse In the city of
ROANOKE, the Following described property To
WI: CERTAIN lot or parcel OF land living I'm the
CITY o! 10 tnokc ana bounded as follows TO viii.
:, DcSihning at point on the north side or
Mountain street lis feet east OF franklin rond
thehcc north ccgrec Is minutes east $50 feet to
Nh alley, thence with said alley north IS degrees
10 minutes cast 80 feet to n point thence sonth
ucsrcc 10 minutes east $50 feet to Mountain
street. thence with Mountain street south So Do
grTGs 10 minutes west 50 feet to the beginning
TEXANS OF SALE: Cash sufficient 10 nav tho
cost OF executing this trust and the sum OF S5il ~
anu as 10 the sum OF 81 7G3 10 upon n credit to he
come que IN monthly miscellaneous of $40 so each
WIN interest from tho Sd day or February. IS,Nj
naiance; II any, In one and two yenrs from dnte
ueIerred payments to he evidenced by the notes
OF inc purchaser, secured by deed or trust on
the premises. IJJlIANU CoCKE va
= - t'S Truatep
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p. E. THOMAS BULLETIN.

The following quotations are furnished daily
by T. Thomas, stock, cotton, grain and pro-
visions broker, over Thompson's book store.
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me ABOVE sale is continued to Tuesday, the
18TH day OF March. 1894, Mt thc came hour ana
place aid upon the same terms.
j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee