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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-07
"Wonderrul Pea" IIay.

~ Florida correspondent of tho Texas
Farm and Ranch writes about tho Won
dcrfnl pea. He says:
am feeding the Wonderful pea hay
to three horses and four COWS, and for
tho first year in tho south am FREQ on
tho hay question, having enough pea
hay to carry me through, and my horses
work as we'll and my cows give as
much milk as when fed on northern
hay. | think with tho Wonderful pea.
Florida clover-bcggar weed-crab
grass. the red cob corn, cassava, sweet
potatoes and other products wo know
adapted to our soil and climate any
farmer or horticulturist who pays trib-
ute to the north or west for hay and
grain or who does not have butter and
milk, pork and lard, chickens and
eggs from stock fed from the products
OF the farm, and with the stock make
his own fertilizers, is at least not q
thrifty farmer. l have had hold of the
wrong end of tho poker long enough and
had my hands pretty well burned. Last
year l got hold of the other end and see
daylight ahead and prosperity even for
a southern farmer. That pea was a sal
walton to me. 1t excels all other vine
crops suitable for hay in its enormous
productiveness of vine and seed.
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COMMISSIONER SALES.

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
-, certain decree OF this Hastings Court of the
1874, In the chanccry cause OF the Bridcewatn,
carriage Company vs. p. S. Miller ct al. the nm
9aerslgned, as special commissioners appoint ed
~. ~ said decree, will offer for sale at public auc
THE 26TIi DAY OF MARCH, 1891, the following
9cscri6ed real estate situated in tho county OF
noanokc' Va, and near the corporate limiis of
the city or Roanoke and described az follows:
ipeginning at the intersection OF the northeast
cry siao or Russell street, with the uortheasterly
sue OF bridge street, as shown on tho plan OF
section No. 3, thence extending along the north
westerly side OF Bridge street north u degrees III
secomos east 30 feet to the southwes,crly side OF
an uIcy 10 Icct wide, thence along the same mar
aliel with Russell street and at rirht anoIcss r.
salu bridge street north is degrees al Seconds
in rect TO the northwcstcrly tide OF an ailey 20
rect wiac leading into Railroad avenue, thence
extending along the same parallel with said
DruSe street ana at right angles to Russell
north ~ degrees 10 seconds cast PAS b feet TO
stpulncrly sue or Railroad avenue, thence along
tno same Dy a line In general sonthwcstcrly d{
rection curving to the lett with a radius of gS1 Al
sG G Instance or 6lS3S feet to the northcas,ery
sue OF Russell street, thence along tho Same
south 6S degrees ii seconds east t2S 70 feet to Tho
place OF beginning. '0
;, Being the same land that was conveyed 10 the
DDIiueowater Carriage Company by decd from the
Koanoko Development Company, dated Tho 2Sth
OF January, 1872, and recorded in the clerks Of
%ec5 ~ tnG county court Of Roanoke county, in
uec ' oooK y, page S.. On this land is located a
very large factory building formerly used by the
DfT1dRE fWs Gr CarEiage Company
ron nMMS oF SAL: Oncfourth cash, and the
Iemaihuer TO DC paid in six, twelve and eighteen
months from day OF sale, said deferred payments
10 ,, DC evidenced by the bonds OF tho purchaser
occo OF trntt npon the premises conveyed
LUCIAN Ii. COOKE Commissioners.
mentioned cause has been executed with sccnritv
"Pp ~ ,do oy me- $. 5. BROOKE,
lus Clerk
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at Charlottesville, while Jackson's
corps was moving to the flank and rear
OF the Union army, the Confederate cav
airy in advance became engaged with
the enemy. Presently wounded troop
er emerged from the woods in front.
After surveying the scene he moved in
the direction in which the infantry were
marching, apparently in search for tho
rear.
Almost Immediately the blue jackets
closed behind Jackson's corps, and the
poor cavalryman appeared again, look
ing hopeless and distraught He was
met by another cavalryman, to whom
he called out: Hcllo! WoundedP"
Yes, replied the other laconically,
adding, Lets git to the r'ar.''
"R'ar!" returned the disconsolate
cavalryman. This is tho worst fight
I've been i'll yet. 1t amt got any r FAR. -"
--Exch ange.
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Produce and mero,,.n,,..

NEW York. March 6.-Flour easier.
more active; winter wheat, low grades.
2@2. as; patents, 3.25@3.5O; Minnesota
clear, 5000 90; patents, 3.75@4. 35:
low extras, 2@2.45; Southern -four dull.
weak; common to fair extra, 2@3: good
TO choice, 31G@42o. Wheat dull.
hrmer with options; No. red, store and
elevator, 6s@63; afloat, 63k options ad
vanced 80 e; fell 3s@]6; closed stead y
at A@ u over yesterday, with trading
1air; No. red, March, 61%; May, ca;
June, 6o e. Corn dull, frmer; No. 2,
49, elevator. 441G af1oat; options were
dull. firm, g higher; March and Nav.
4296; April, 40.
Oats, spots dull, firm options fairly
active, firmer; March, 35sG; April, 35E;
May, 34I; No. white, March, a7X:
spot No. 9, 37@37A; No. white, 3S.
Hay moderate demand, firm; shipping,
6O@65; good to choice, sO@s5. Wool
moderately active steady, domestic
fleece, 2o@25; pulled. 19@25. Beef
dull, steady; family, 1904; extra mess.
S.O0@s50. Beef hams quiet at 1880
Tierced beef inactive steady; extra In
dia mess, 1920 Cut meats dull, weak:
picked bellies, 6%; shoulders, 64@6a6;
hams, "a; middles nominal. Lard Quiet
and weak; Western steam, 7.3O; city,
US AVA IutureS nominal; refined dull;
continent, $50; South America, g. 20;
compound, 6@61s
Fork moderately active, easy; mess,
l3.25@l375. Butter dull: Western
dairy now, 12h@1G; do creamery, l6@
20; factory and rolls, 11@l5; Elgins, 90
Rice quiet, steady; domestic, 34@5A;
Japan, 4@4H. Molasses. foreign nom
inal; New Orleans, 3O@3s; steady,
quiet Peanuts quiet. Coffee options
quiet and steady, 5 up to down; March,
10. loo l6 Is; May, Is 55; July, IA 900
1913; spot Rio dull, steady; No. 7, 17&.
sugar. raw quiet, steady; fair refining,
ISIS; continent, 3.l6; refined firm,
fair dem and; off A, 3X@o4 q. 16; standard
a. 4A@4 ZIG; cut loaf and crushed, 5@
3'l6; granulated, AZ ga 9-16 Freiphts
to Liverpool quiet, weak; cotton by
steamer, 9-64 pence bid; grain by
steamer, 2H pence asked.
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ShEAI NEST.
place these boxes in rows with the open
sides toward the wall of the laying room.
We have some that have been in use for
dozen years. Lousy, you say? Not at
all. A handful of dry Stacked lime in
the bottom under the hay or q sprinkle
of pyrcthium Gnsect powder) avoids all
trouble i'll this direction.
Fig. illustrates good hanging nest.
This, too, may be made from cheap
storebox. To hang it up bore two holes
in back Of nestbox and drive two nails
for hooks into the wooden wall Of poul-
try house, leaving the heads out about
II inches. The holes and nails must be
the same distance apart, and the distance
should be uniform in all cases SO that the
nests can be changed when necessary.
The sloping top prevents fowls from
perching on them.
1t is very desirable early in the season
when the sun is not strong and many
days are cold and stormy to have warm
coops and plenty Of light in them. Fig.
3 illustrates Il coop of this kind. No
valid objection can be made to such q
coop as this if properly used BY this
we mean that on bright sunny days it
will become too warm unless part of the
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TRU5TEnS SALES.

H'kuSTEk'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
crty-Thc injunction heretofore awarded In
stop inc salc OF the hcrinafcr described properly
having been dissolved by the judge OF the iIusi
lngs Court OF the city OF Roanoke Va Jnnn"rv
10, lo' anu the said court by its decree in the
cause OF Is. w Jones vs.. IL. NJ. Daniel trustce ct
a is,, mat was pronounced at its january term.
lS9N directed the undersigned, H. NJ. Danici
trustee, in the deed OF trust executed January ~
Io'o by d: Is. Levy to secure certain sums
money to Erastns H. Woodson, to sell the certain
lois or parcels OF land described in said deed.
VIII On ~ ESDAl, MARCH ~ 1Sli AN -
O'CLOCK NJ. in front OF the courthouse in rho
city OF Roanoke, Va. orer for sale by public anr
ton to the highest bidder tho following do
sgriocu property situated IN the city OF Roanoke,
Va, and described rs follows: Lots 4. 5. q and
section y, OF the Edgcwood addition TO the civ
of Roanoke: W '"S ivy
Beginning at the southwest corner of Norfo,k
s ,Ehuc anu commerce streets. thence along Nor
lolR avenue south 70 degrees west 100 feet 10 cor
ner OF lot No j. THENCE south Is degrees cast 1870
Icct 10 15.foot alley. thence with said nllcy
notth 70 degrees cast lo0 feet to Camden street.
lSo feet to the place OF beginning.
VIII nrst offer for sale lots No. g. and sonar.
Aleiy ana then ne whole; II the sum r. allied by
neither OF said methods is sufficient to discharge
proceed to sell lot No 4.
here is located on the above described lots
nice G cottages near the Roanoke Machine Works
IEhMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost Of
executing this trust, including u trustec's com
MISSION nsio or per cent. and to pay one note for
SOSo made by j. Is. Levy to T.. IL. Woodson dated
Jnnunry 10. ISM, and payable three years from
date with interest protest fee and interest from,
date to day OF sale; balance, IL any. payablc in
one on and two years, deferred payments evidenced
by negotiable notes OF the purchaser. sconrrd nv
dcsd OF trust on the property.
H. NJ. DANIEL, Trustee and Commissioner
have sold the above described propcttv md
the purchaser assumed payment OF the note
'us- v b. LEVY.
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FINANCE AND CONNER &c
Now York stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Rarely, II ever,
In the history of the stock exchange
nave there been such violent fuotua-
lions In a stock as were witnessed in
American Sugar during the irst hour of
business to-day. AT the start there was
decline OF about Q points to So, follow
ing which rise OF l2 points to 100 took
place. Then in less time than it takes
to tell 1t the stock sold down to OF and
oack 10 9o%. Reasons innumerable wore
given LOT the sensational changes in the
stocK' IL was said that Washington and
local bears had been alarmed bv tho
placing of big buying order and had
rushed In to cover which resul ted in the
phenomenal rise already noted. Others
nad 1t that the rise was the result of
pool buying. u
heene was credited with having the
management Of this latest circumstance
The subsequent collapse TO 0OH was
salo TO be due to the fact that the big
pears In the stock had been compelled
TO make private settlement a. 100. or
course, with the elimination of the
snort interest, thero was no longer any
! reason 10 support the price, and buying
oroers were withdrawn with the result
already noted. Closing transactions in
the stock were at 9O16, a gain for tho
day OF only q per cent. The dealings
In the stock footed up 167, 700 shares
out OF grand total Of 351,5s2. Natur-
| ally the bears in the other issues were
much alarmed early in the day because
OF the rise in Sugar, and maoo frantic
| efforts to cover.
Their purchases brought about an
advance of.A to 4 Ter cent. Chicago
Gas, western Union, Load and the
GranRers figuring prominently in the
| improvement Late in the day an at
TACK was made on the Changers, St.
Faul seillng down to 6O6, Burlington
| ana quincy TO 794, Rock Island to 60
and North west to lOL. Tho sellers of
these stocks displayed unusual conf
oence and one broker sold fully 1900
| shares OF ST. Paul alone. Chicago Gas
was another favorite of the sellers and
declined to 63ss. The result Of this at.
tack was very irregular closing with
every body watching for further deyelop
ments in the sugar deal. Net changes
| show losses Of A@1x per cent outside
OF Whiskey and Sugar and Western
Union which gained ss@% per cent.
railway and miscellaneous bonds were
| strong with an active demand.
Money on call has been easy at per
cent, last loan at and closing offered
all. Prlme mercantile paper, 494% per
cent. bar siiver,591s. Sterling exchange
! Is strong, with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 4S7@4s7}6 for sixty DAYS,
and 4ssA@4Ss1 for demand. Posted
rates, 4sS@4s0H. Commercial bills.
4so1(94S4 for sixty days, and 4ss4 for
demand. Government bonds firm. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong. Sill
yer at the board was neglected.
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A potato bagger went into Pittsburg
commission house one day and asked if
there was anything to do. Yes" re-
piled the proprietor, "a car load of po-
tatoes is waiting at the station to be
bagged. What will you do it for?" "a
cent bushel. boss" "Now, I'll tell
you what II do. There are 500 bushels
i'll the car. I'll give you 50 for the
job. The Dagger shook his head. IN
give you ST to bag those 800 bushels. -
No, sir; Il cent IL bushel is my price. ;"
III make it $tl, and that S us high as
III go. Can't do it, boss. never
scabbed on potato bagging in my life,
and won't begin now. My price is !
cent bushel." The Dagger started
out, when the proprietor called him
back again and said, "All right; I'll
give you your price" After the man
started to the station bystander asked
tho proprietor the meaning of tho con
versation. II just wanted to show You
something queer. That man won It work
unless he gets an even cent bushel. He
can tcomputc any other rate. When he
has bushel bagged. he cuts notch Oh
a stick, and that represents l cent. -
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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FIGS
FOR EARLY CnICKs-cuEAp COOP.

fCrN LAitlJ1 CIiCho-StEAP COOP.
glass be shaded or extra ventilation be
given, and at night the glass will let in
the cold and must be covered with old
carpet, straw mats or boards. 1t is sim
liar toa hotbed and when used for early
chicks must-to be successful-be han
died with care and intelligent Judgment;
otherwise the chicks will be like plants
drawn up rapidly with too much heat,
tender and weak.
Fig. illustrates style of coop in
common use in some sections where poul-
try is an important farm crop. 1t is
about as economical of lumber as any
coop that can be made, and at the same
timo gives the greatest possible proper
ton of floor room. In making up lot
of ccops Of this style scarcely any lum-
Der need be wasted. We have been ac-
customed to make the roof boards IS
inches long on one side and 80 inches OH
the other. By using foot wide boards
and placing two together we get coop
2 feet deep. By making the lower an
gle like the top we have a floor space 2
by feet or square feet, and the lum-
Der cuts to the best advantage
The foregoing practical talk is from
the Philadelphia Farm Journal and con-
tains timely and useful information on
subject of widespread interest.
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kuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAT.
c5tatc In the city OF Roanoke Vain nnr
SuSc Oh an order OF the hoard OF dire ctors or Tho
myu,chourg rerpctualBuilding and Loan Companv
, on November Is, 1893. the UNDERSIGNED
II"sue.s III deed OF trust executed by Minnie
In,y ai d; ,S5 ana Partce, her husband, dated
IVY 80, IS5 TO secure the said company will ON
az, GnhHDyAt, MARCH 10TH, ISL. AT 10
SILoCh A. NJ. on the premises proceed 70 snn
ny way OF public auction the following real
estnt n IN the city OF Roanoke, Va and described
beginning at point on the northside Of valley
street ~ fcct cast or Holiday street thence nortS
IL degrees east 13) feet To- an aIlev hnnce north
~ degrees cast II feet to a point thence sonth ~
degrees west I'D feet to Valley street Themes
with ALLEY street north so feet west a. fort IN
house. - u""p'c orick
TERMS Cash as to S375 60 (ducs in orr.ar,
aiiu sum sufficient to dcfray the cxpcuses ~
SAFE ana any taxes and premiums for Insurance.
on said property due and unpaid; as To baiancc
quo SAID Lynchhnrg Perpetual Building and
Loan company. the purchaser Ia 10 assume III
ooilgaiions OF NJ IL. Partcc and N par,ec 10 rho
nyncnpnrg Perpetual Building and Loan Com
pahy the sum OF S53.67 on the second Mondov in
. MSlcn, io'i. ana xtS.t7 per month for the next
each month, subject to nil the conditions and
slipulations contained in tho bond and dee1 or
trust executed by NJ. Ii. Partcc and N partcc IN
July VI, lSs3, TO the trusccs OF said comnanv nnd
II tnere nc amy residue II shall be upon credit
VI VI, ohc anu TWO years In equal instruments with
interest from day OF sale evidenced by negotiable
notes secured by deed OF trust upon Inc nron
crty. The city and State taxes Tor 1SIt ~ h
paid by the purchaser ~ "o
j. II. GILLIAN
~ SAM. TYREE, lTrustecs
. tds. w. Nice. WAUGH
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tol sour stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills CSC. At
drugstores; or write to B F
Allen Co, 3o5 Canal st, New
York.
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Ky VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRURST FIX
- ccuted 10 nc. the undersigned trustee on the
sni day OF June 1899. by j. n. Baird, To secnre
unto the Aetna Land and Investment Company
s inc payment OF the cum or Sl66.66 as evidenced
ny TWO negotiable notes or the sum OF SS3, "a dino
III one ana two years from date, and recorded in
ueeu DOCK . page 3i3, in the clerks Office or the
comfy conrt of Roanoke county, Va, and dcfanlt
having been made in the payment OF the two
year notc, ana being requested 90 to do by th,
Dcnchciary, Will ON WEDNESDAY I'll f AMI
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891, AT 1880 p N in
irohi OF me oticc of W. A. Pcdigo II Co. in the
Town OF Hinton, sell AT pnbic auction the folloyy
,HE uesStibed property in the county OF Roanoke
W. ana described as follows:
one lot known rs lot No. Is, In section II M
tnc iahus or the Aetna Land and Investment
company, said lot fronting on Cedar street south
~ degrees ~ minutes west 81 feet thence with
ihird avenue north degree east II minutes 1S0
leet 70 an alley thence with said lllcy north S
degrees ~ minutes west so feet thence with lot
49, feet - MINUS casu
, lEhMS Cash as to an amount sufficient 10 nav
the costs OF executing this trust including trus.
tcc commission or per cent and the amount
OF sal note OF $S3S3, with interest from date
oaiahce II any,upon credit or one aud two wears
cviuehced nv negotiable notes secured by deer
OF trust upon the property. CHAS. L. BUSH
Trustee.
safe mas been postponed until Saturday, March
i'' ~ p IN CflAS. L. HUSII
40 'us Trustee
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How She Gets Along with Him.

There is one thing like about your
husband; he never hurIies you when
getting ready for a walk"
Precious little credit due to him fox
that, my dear. Whenever see that l am
not likely to be ready in time, | simply
hide his hat or gloves ont of the way and
let him hunt for them up and down till
l have finished dressing" - Detroit
News.
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j. II. GILLIAN,
SAM. TYREE tTrustecs
: Is tbs. w. Nice. WAUGH

by VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED or
~ a. s t executed to the undersigned trustee OF
Ihc "a gay or February. 1870, and recorded In the
G,erk once or the Hastings Court for the CITY Of
tMtoaahoSe, IN deed book 81 page 22S whereby Geo
Mel Mel Gish conveyed the property hereinafter de-
scrloeu 10 secure the Roanoke Building Associa
10. i ana Investment Company the payment or
me sum OF S3,GD5O evidenced by ninety ncgo
tlaoic notes OF even date with said deed ar trSst
LOT INC sum OF Sii.55 each. Default having bren
mace In the payment OF eleven OF said notes and
nAvins been requested to do by the Roanoke
bhluiiis Association and Investment Comnanv
VIII, oN THE 30rli DAY OF MARCH, ISL.
scil NJ pubic auction to the highest bidder M
Tue ~, 'front.' door OF the courthouse in the CITY or
no ,hoke' the following described propcrtv To
WIZ certain lot or parcel OF land living Ia The
CITY Oh ho tnokc ana bounded ~ follows 10 vii.
\, DcSihhlht AT point The north side M
mountain street ll5 feet east OF franklin road
lnehCc north cegree IS minutes east 100 feet ~
ah ailey, thence with said alley north IS degrees
10 minutes cast 30 feet to point thence so1th I
ucsrcc 10 minutes east $50 feet To Nounta;n
street. thence with Mountain street south 50 do
grees 10 minutes west 30 feet TO the bcgiuninv
TERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient 10 uaythc
cosi Oh executing this trust and the sum or SSH g5
anu rs 10 mo sum of si,7l31 10 upon Il credit 10 he
come com, que IN monthly insta menis OF $40 50 each.
win interest from the Sd day os February. ISgN.
balance; II any, In one and two years from dste
deferred payments 10 be cviden ccd by the nntes
OF INC purchaser, secured by u deed Of trust on
the premises. LUi'IAN II corEE va
W." Trustee.
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49, la2sasszzsss
AtARM%, CARDEN
dgS sFS
NESTS AND CoOPs.

How to Mako These with tho Least Ex-
penditure of Labor and Money.
Tho cheapest, most easily made and
the most satisfactory nest we ever used
Is the ono illustrated by Fig. /. 1t is
made of soapbox with two-thirds of
the lid removed and the box turned on
Its narrow side, as shown III the cut. We
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KUSTEE AND COMMIssIONER's SAFE OF

EuSIEE AND COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
dccrers %, Sty pIopcrty.In pursuance OF the
noke, entered NJ its February term. ISL, In the
thn Oh Bros. We. J. r. Gillian aud others
.no unuerslgned trustee and Commissioners viii
proceed to sell. AT public auction on tho nre,n,
a hAkCH i,TH, 1894. AT II O'CLOCK A N fwo
dSscribn oouses and lots in the city of Roanoke.
SO fee on fsr;ain lot or parcel Of land fronting
LIE , ~ point "a feet east OF lite irtersection
Win IN oencrson stree, and running back 100 fcet
10 nm n nS b beng the same lot conveyed to A. c.
trustees OF the Lynchburg Perpetual Rnt,din9
eng Loan company, to secure the said company
north side OF Wells street, beginpino -. o oi lug
hscs se e. cast IT. Jefferson street, and running
40 ice. 10 an alley 1t being the same lot
eonNcycu oy A Z. Lemon on the 5th div ot H.
Gembcr, lssu to the trustees OF the Lynchbnro
hu a pe builoipg and Loan Company TO secure
Ihere is large and comfortable br,ck DUAL
s s,a on each OF said lots, and each OF them
TERMS Cash as to so much as ia neccss.-, o.
pay costs OF snit and sale the ,xcs due on said
proper aopeiIiy; inc amount due the Lynchburg per
petual Bniloing and Loan Company unrer tho
SAID dcs t.s of trust (about 1852 Al on iot No ana
nn0ut sSio 81 on lot No. ~ and the deferred pay
mcnts Que the said company under said deeds or
trust shall DC paid In monthly installments "a
l h On lot No. !, si2u on the second Mon
sus ~ warren, 1871 and the same amount on the
seeuIu MONDAY or each month for The fcyt snc
cecding sixteen months, and on lot 30 > the snm
VI : ~. 81 on the second Monday OF Ma, CHI. 1Soi
aaiu CIV, 'uc same amount on tho second Monday az
each month for the next succeeding fortv yonr
mouths; Tor cash also rs to the insurance nrr
mn paid by said company (s7t on oach lot1
nnda ao" ds uue on both lots to Gillian ,s CO.
ssS;ao $1,000 the amount due Engicby Bros. mtder
uscu OF trust OF August 10, 1891 (bou 5000 COZ:
and rs to the residue, if any upon crcd;t ~ oU
an no., TWO years, with bond and approved security
l nc SAID lots will fret be oiTcrcd senoratc ~
and then together. 's'''"'ciS
SAMI.. TYREE,
po,,s Trustee and Commissioner.
lsN
"e , SS,, SIS. BROOKE, Clerk.