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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONER,s sAIE m

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUARTE
Hn.t Mca. stately virtue OF decree OF the
~ the August, 1Sh, term, in tho consoiidsted
snaincery cause OF D. +. Whitlock, for, &c.
s sgSanss o w; f. Burchctt, and R. II Angel We.
the front door OF the Courthouse Of RnenoEe
N.Y. MY, va ,sa, on EKiDAY. aiST DAY OF SEPTEM.
hans. ioal, Al sOClOCK NJ. those four certain
va; bounced and described rs follows, toewit:
wsii,o.. Deg'nning at the southwest corner of
s WmseT ana rage streets, thence with Walker
point on same thence north 2 east q feet more
o, n ,ess 10 point thence south IS east 10 feet
street south 10 so west 81 icct more or icss ~
place OF beginning. N'S' W 'ne
, second Beginning ut point on the west side NJ
street. thence north IS west ~ feet more y" Iss
10 point, thence north 9 east 81 feet more or
or 10 point thence south IS east 20 feet more
south 1850 west % feet, more or less IN the
beginning. @ss' " 'he
=, Third bird Beginning. at point on the west side
walker street, thence porth IS west 20 feet more
OF Tess, 10 point thence north 2 east 81 feet.
,.ot OF less, t0a point thence south IS east 40
Ineet, more or less, to Page street thence with
rage street south 1850 west u feet more or less
to the beginning. " VS.
Fourth Beginning at point on the north side
street, thence with Walker street north S. west
on Icet, more or lees, to alley, thence north >
east 81 reet more or less, to point thence south
% eset 30 rect, moro or lees, to point thence
southerly 50 feet, more or lees, to the place of
BEGINNING being the property originally known
as lot Nos. q and % Of the q. b. Thomas map
lots "e "'o'e uesetioeu
TERMS: One third cash, balance in three
eEIa. insrsments payable in elk, twelve and
sale Is made at the cost of II. a. Plumley.
+; RANDOLPH HICKS,
JNO. NJ. HART
mil
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Katydid engagements.
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The girl in tho white duck suit was
sitting under % tree, with book i'll her
lap and her eyes directed toward ham,
mock across the lawn, i'll which sat the
girl in q fluffy gown talking very ear
nestly to pair of russell shoes and o
pancake hat in pink shirt. In due
course this conference ended, and tho
couple separated, the girl in the fluffy
gown coming over to the white duck
"Well," inquiries tho white duck,
"what have you been giving that young
fellow"
''My heart and my hand" laughed
fluff.
mot another engagement"
Fluff tossed her head disdainfully.
eyes" she said, "one of these katy
did engagements 1"
"a katydid engagement" queried
the white duck curiously. "What's
that?'
Don't you know that yet?'' guyed
fluff.
mo. How should II"
Experience, my dear.
"But have none.
That's because you are not gen.
uine summer girl
Whatever it is, tell mo what katy
did engagement is.
you know, replied fluff seriously,
"that six weeks after the katydid calls
the frost comes and that tho frost nips
the katydid end ends its brief career"
Eyes
WELL" smiled fluff, els it neces-
sary for me to explain further?" And
the white duck said, "Ohp' and let it
go at that. Detroit Free Press.
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His Reason.

"I'm going back to town." he said
Spake the maiden, Say no more"
While the waves from the sea curled rest
lessly
Over the whitened shore.
you're cruel and heartless and all things
else.
You're a mean old horrid thingl
For you said you'd stay till went away
There! III give you back your ring"
I'm going back TO town." "Enough!"
She spake, with n look of scorn.
I'll make you suffer, you poor old duffer,
And sorry that you were born.
"You are going back to town, then 20.
There are other men as sweetm'
And she quickly rose from her former pose
And moved away ten feet.
"I'm going back to town." he said
Nay, dearest. hear me speak
And don't be rash-to get the cash
To carry me through next week"
Tom Mason IN New York Sun.
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victuals and get in my wayl In the
kitchen while was trying to do up my
housework or argue doctrinal questions
while tho children licked all the dress
ing off'a dollars worth Of new fly paper
I'd rather have Sylvester, with his
rashness and repentance, than literary
man who has to go out among the neigh
bors to get n fresh mess of fulisome
praise every little while in order to sus-
tain life.
The most unhappy wife I ever knew
married n genius. 1t was the wedding
of sweet little duokling to swooping
eaglet. While he was an eaglet he and
the duckling hunted grasshoppers to-
gether, but one day the young eagle saw
with his keen and flashing eye hum
ming bird on the corner Of @ golden
cloud, and he scared away. BE was not
at homo for supper, and ever after that
he turned up his Roman nose at tho
tame life of the duoklet. He began to
notice the width of her yellow feet and
to compare her parenthetical legs with
the slender ankles of the thrush, and
the gentle call of his domestic wife
grated harshly on his ears after he had
been soaring around in the thin air for
a week listening to the lark and living
Oh chamois chops among the snowy
mantled Alps, while his plumago was
patted with applause.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

chancery cause OF James Fl. Sublett va IN. viz.
sanv ct sis pr9mi1e and Lthia Springs Co-
Of the courthouse Of Montgomesy cnn I'M front
STnHuE'si,ssnn,seurg, Va. ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
the OIL and proceeding mentioned. now Sn9xyn
as the Crockett Arsenic Springs, formerly srhe
hs gtM n,, AIsenic Bromne aud Lithia Springs. In
Koanoke river, about three miles aboys the
an ahlIcgnany springs aud some ecven miles from
ern railroad. '''o'A anu es'-
This property consists of tho fee simple title 70
Syn,y 90 acres OF land, with the Warm, or
Sioshe.t springs thereon, with large and oofn.
modtons modern hotel building with batbhonera
anu other cntouildings complete for the accom-.
insuccessfu operation M ~"
me water. has almost worldwide reputation
distant parts OF tho United States and sopc ~ ~
to foreign counties ~ va ~
lit. The property Is sold for vendors and other
sim MI, title will be sold. ''0
., tEhMS: The property will be sold OH q credit
o. ono, Two and three years, equal nstalmcnts,
gearing interest from day OF sale, except sui,
of sale aS h TO PAY costs of suit and expenses
required IN cash The deferred mim "e
oe secured by good personal security, or euaran.
IeS1 oy some reliable and responsible trust com
whole or my additional part OF the pnrchase
money may be paid in cssh.
VIII give any further information that NAV
be desired. but 1Ion George q Junkin. ~ Christy
IainsoNurg' Va, and NJ. q. Thomas ESQ, OF Roam.
or, "a; are much more familiar with the prop.
Ur a anu tne oencdts to be derived from the
wafer IMAM am. and | request pcrsc ns WANTING
iu'i information to correspond with them.
NJ II. TOMPkINS,
rhr,,,, Commissioner
Chris'iansourg, Va, July IS, 1874.
4, john g Hairless, clerk of Montgomery cir
CUT court, 60 certify that NJ. II. Tompkins. the
sPeSlhl commissioner appointed to make sale of
lands nnder decree in suit of James II. Sublett
S "; w virginia Arsenic. Brominc and Lithia
np.uugs company ct ais, has executed the bond
required OF him oy the decree Given under INV
hand this 18th day OF July 1891. N'' ny
IDS JOHN e. HAIRLESS. Clerk ~
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rTRUs rEE,s ALEoeYALuARLE REALRs

rTRUSrEE'S ALE OFSVALUABLE REALES
n tate-By virtue o. deed OF trust dated the
clerks office OF the corporation court for the city
OF Roanoke, Va. In deed book n, page lO1 exc
cuted by W. {. Nycum 10 the undersigned trus-
tee, to secure 20 Francois Bonneau the payment
OF the sum OF $3.50, evidenced by sixty foiir ne
gotiablc notes, dated the LIST OF JANUARY 1890
sixty three OF Sl5 each aud ono OF IS, all bearing
interest from date; and deraut having occurred
In the payment OF sixteen tl6) OF said notes, and
ut the request of the holder thereof | will. ON
TUESDAY, TIL 2STH DAY OF AUGUST, 1884,
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the courthouse in
the city of Roanoke. proceed to sell at puSlIc
auction to the highest bidder all that certain lot
or parcel OF land, lying in the city OF Roanoke.
Va and bounded ano described as follows:
beginning at point on the east side OF Holli.
day street i02.3 feet south OF Wells street thence
south 90 degrees 20 mir utes east 1875 feet 10 q
point, theme north 50 degrees "a minutes cast
232 feet 10 point, thence north 20 degrees IS
minutes cast feet TO point, thence south .
degrees west 500 feet 20 an alley thence with TIL
alley ncrth = degrees west 81 feet to Holiday
street, thence with Holiday street north u de-
grces "a minutes east 20.7 feet to the place OF be-
ginning, he the same more or less
TERMS: Cash az to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust, and to nay the past due
notes and interest, and one note falling duo on
the lat day OF August. 1894 and rs 10 tho residue
the same shall be paid as follows: SIS with In
tere.t thereon from the Let day of January. 1890,
on the LIST day OF September, 1894; Sis with like
interest on the lat day of October. 1891; BIS with
like interest on the LIST day OF November, 1874;
SO with like interest on the ist day OF December
lS9 SIS with like interest on the list day OF Jan.
nary, 1885, SIS with like interest the 1st day OF
February, 1895; SIS with like interest on the lat
lat day of APRIL 1885, IS with Ike interest on The
lst day OF june 1885, and the sdue II sny thero.
De. shall De payable In ono and two years from
from day of sale, deferred payments to b Sc.
j; gEATnERsroNE,
rs tds 60-S7 Tru;tee..
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DlsTRIcr COURT OF THE UNlrEI

hlSTRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED
- States for the western district of Vircinia
10 Thomas F. Jameson and Ewcl A. Prilliman
any 10 al whom 1t may concern. Greeting:
Noilcc is hereby given that on the 10th day OF
Novemo nor, 1873, four barrels of brandy contain
ing al, % DC and % gallons respectively, empty
cheese cases, cider press, s i.9OO gallon fer.
m M 20 apple fcrmenters and one apple min
~ 9, TUG valuc OF three hundred and twcnty.twO
, uS inomas F. Jameson and Ewe A. Priliman.
parties trading as Jameson " Priaman. were
selZed ny Special Revenue Agent Thomas
Williams of the United States for said district "a
tEn LOT the use of the United States and
,e same Is iloeiled and prosecuted in this court
uou Tor the causes in said libel set forth and
Inat sald cause will stand for trial at the
courtroom in Dnryille on the 18th day of Noyem
per next, when and where MI persons are warned
10 appear TO show cause why condemnation
interest, 20 q. ". LEVI Warsb ,o"
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|0ME ~? ANSWERED.
ILL NYE WRITES ABOUT Mr.. PULL.
,ss, MAN AND HIS CARS.

10 Then Disposes OF n Few Disputed Points
OF Etiquette With Graceful savoir Faire
ana Replies Feelingly to Daisy Bell and
s"ierian and kathleen Mavournoen.
Copyright, 1891. by Edgar w. Nyc.l
BUCK SHOALS, N. c., SUMNER OF '94.
Phllharmonio, Fresno, Cal. writes:
/. is 1t nota great wrong for the work
Ingmen to unite against Mr.. Pullman
because he would not pay the Same
wages to his employees that he did
last year? 2. Should one fold the nap
gin on leaving table? 8. Is it proper
10 'gccept "a dino from gentleman
5rl9id at church to put in the plate?'
4 Sir George Pullman has right to
:educe his wages to hired help of
Pourse, as much rs he desires, though
ne can hardly expect that the public
will cheerfully go on paying So por
wink for sleep i'll his cars if times get
any worse. He can, of course, reduce
wages in order to keep up his 8 per
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Twickenham-I met an old friend on
the street this afternoon whom hadn't
seen for l 6 years.
Mrs. Twicllenham-Oh Henry, don't
say you invited him to dinner
Twickenham-Yo on needn't DO alarm
ed. He was too hungry, and took him
to restaurant. New York Herald
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by VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
- trust executed on the LIST day OF May, 1891,
aud recorded in the clerks office OF the city OF
Roanoke, in deed book 63, page lS2, from w. j.
and L. Blair, DR., TO the undersigned trustees
Tor the purpose OF securing to the Old Dominion
va, the paym. mt OF the gum OF two thousand
i've hundred dollars ($2,500), to become due In
monthly instruments OF $i250 cach and default
having been made by the said grantors In the
payments or the said monthly instalmcuts, and
being requested go to do by tho board OF directors
or the Old Dominion building and Loan Asso.
ciation we will. on tho premises, ON TIE 9TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1891, 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 point on the south side of johns
street Cor Sixth avenue 9. w, $50 feet west OF
Park street Tor Fifth street s. wy, thence with
johns street north 81 degrees west 80 feet TO a
point, thence south degrees west $50 feet TO an
alley, thence with said alley south 81 degrees oss
80 feet to point, thence north degrees east 10
known as lot No. 3, section 4, as shown by the
map OF the Lewis addition to the city or Roa.
noke
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for a sum sufficient
TO pay the costs and expenses OF this sale, and
the sum OF SllS2.52. being the sum in default to
said association and the residue In monthly in
stamcnts OF $3.50 each from the 18th day OF
September, 1874, until sGch time rs the sum pay.
able TO said association Is paid on under the
terms of SAID deed OF trust, and any residue upon
credit OF one and two years from said date, the
purchaser TO execute deed OF, trust upon said
property to secure the deferred payments
LUCIAN II. COOKE,
j. w. SHIELDS, JR.,
SVtds !" Trustees.
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE-
~ cuted on the 10Th day Of November, 1891, to
the undersigned trustee by b. S. Webb, and OF
record in the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
OF Roanoke city, Va, the following property was
conveyed to the undersigned. namely:
certain lot OF land in the city OF Roanoke
Va beginning at point on the north sido OF
thence north degrees 30 minutes west 1850 feet to
an alley, thence with said alley north IS degrees
east w lect to point. thence south degrees
east % feet to point, thence north IS degrees
east III Feet to point, thence south degrees east
IS fect to Mountain street, thence with MouL tain
street south s. degrees west 1875 feet the ace
ofbegnning.
In trust to secure the sum OF $22o7.s3. evil
denced by two negotiable notes payable to w. j.
and Il. Blair, DR., one for the sum or $S3066,, due
one year from the Slst day OF October. 1880, the
the other Tor the sum OF 81, 466 g. due two years
from the said 3lst day or October. $780, each bear
Ing interest from the date; and whereas default
mas been made In the payment of the note of
$libb.1l with interest thereon from the said 3lst
day OF October 1870. and ID. Z. Kefauver. the
holder thereof, having requested the undersigned
rs trustee 10 advertise said property for sale,
notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will
ON THURSDAY, TIE 27TII DAY OFSEPTEM.
BER, 1894. In front OF the courthouse In Roanoke
city, Va, AT O'CLOCK y. N. OF said day, cx-
pose the said property to sale at public anction
TEXANS OF SALE: For cash sufficient to paw
the costs OF executing said trust, and to pay the
above mentioned note with interest now held by
made payable in one and two years from the date
OF sale. evidenced by the notes OF the purchaser
In equal installmcnts bearing interest from the
date OF sale and secured by deed OF trust on the
property purchased.
s26td ia. DUPUY, Trustee. 10
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TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE CITY
4 of Roanoke, in vacation on the 10th div or
August, 1891. 5. W. JamsOn, Trustee, against
". II. Felix, I.ewcllyn l.. Felix, n. NJ. Fuller, ".
Nj. Fuller, n. Partce IL trading ma
Partee Co, Roy Is. Smith, trustee, the Roa.
noke Trust. Loan and Safe Deposit Company and
all other creditors OF w. IL. Felix as or Novem
Der 9TH, ls9o, the names and residences or whom
are unknown. Extract from decree:
1t Ia adiudgcd, ordered and decrccd that this
cause be ana is hereby referred to John NJ Hart.
VINO Is hereby appointed special commissioner
ior the purpose and directed to take, state and
report 10 court the following accounts: First
An account OF the debts secured by the several
deeds OF trust referred to In said bill. tho nc.
counts thereof and TO whom payable Second
An account of the indebtedness Of the said w III
Felix, as OF the fifth day OF November, lSg0 how
much thereof has since been paid or other wise
satisfied, and by whom. Third. An account of
All the liens upon the property in the bill men
TONED, their dignitics and prioritcs, and TO
wnom payable. Fourth. What fee should be
paid TO inc attorneys for the plaintiff for their
services in this cause. Fifth. ANY other matter
deemed pertinent by himself or required by any
party Interested in said causc.
Copy-Teste
S. s. BROOKE, Clerk
August I3 1891.
Inc parties interested i'll the decree from which
the foregoing Is an extract will take notice, that
on the l4th DAY of September 1891 at my office
In the city OF Roanoke. shall proceed to execute
the same, when and where they are required to
attend, with snch books, papers. vouchers and
evidence as will enable me to comply with the
order OF the court.
JOHN NJ. HART,
Ii-tds ID Special Commissioner.
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He Guessed 1t.

Strawley (meeting Singerly in sa-
loon)-You're just the man Two been
looking for.
Singerly-How did you know 1 was
in here?
Strawley-They told me at your office
you were out getting your lunch. -
Cloak Review.
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Unfeeling.

''It was very exciting adventure,
said Dicky Doddles. II was at my wits
ends. -
dear me, replied Miss Cayenne,
"what a short journey Washington
Star.
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A PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 1927 OF
T,r !h sT G9de OF Virginia. shall on SATURDAY,
LIE LIE Eli DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1884, In
"a va between the hours OF 10 u m. and D. m. OF
mat day, proceed to cell at public auction to tho
the Janette Land Co: s'o." VI
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DUBLIC SALE OF THE CELEBRATED
i Crockett Arsenic Springs. also known az the
virginia Arsenic. Bromiue and Litha Springs In
the county OF Montgomery, Vain pursuance OF
county, entered Mt the May term, 1891, in the
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Eo1ENJSH RENTEDX-
produces tho above results in'3O days. 1t actr
powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail
Young men VIII regain their lost manhood aud old
men VIII recover their youthful vigor by using
KEVIVO. 1t quickly and surely restores Nervous
ness Lost Vitality. Impotency, Nightly Emissions
Lost Power, Failing Memory. Wasting Diseases and
all etects OF seltabusc or excess and indiscrction
which units one for study. business or marriage 1t
not only cures by starting ut the disease but
rs great nerve tonic and blood builder, bring
ing back the pink glow to pale cheeks md re-
storing the fire of youth. 1t wards off Insanity
ana Consumption. Insist on having REvIVO, no
other 1t can be carried in vest pocket BY mail
S1.OO per package. or six for $500, with u posi-
two written guarantee to euro or refund
che money. Circular Free Address
ROYAL MEDICINE CO.. IS River ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
For sale at Roanoke by johnson &
johnson and Chss. Lyle Drug Co. oily
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LHGAL NOTICES.

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
4 tain deed of trust from Clara j. Workman TO
inc undersigned trustee, dated the 10Th day of
May, 1880, and recorded in the clerks office of
the llust nge Court for the city of Roanoke in
deed book AZ, page I'll, to secure to the Roanoke
building Association and Investment Company
the payment OF the sum OF S2,299.99 evidenced by
elBhty-four certain negotiable notes OF x21 IS
each OF even cate with said deed OF trust bear
ing interest Mt the rate OF per cent. per annum
payable in one and eighty. four months respcc-
lively from date. And whereas default has been
MADE In the payment OF nftecE of said notes and
being required so to do by the laid Roanoke
Building Association and Investment Company |
VIII cell at public auction to the highest bidder
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF SEP.
TEMBER. 1891, Mt the front door OF the court
house in the city Of Roanoke, Va the following
described real estate situated in the city OF Roa
noke and bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning Mt point on the south side of
Robertson street 145 feet cast OF the southeast
corner OF Robertson and Nelson streets; thence
sonth degrees west 120.i3 feet to nm alley; thence
with said alley north 83 degrees 80 minutes east
y. IL feet to point Oh same; thence north de-
grees cast 1lS.l6 feet to Robertson; thence with
ROBERTSON street nortc IS degrees west Is feet to
the place OF beginning
TERMS OF SALE-Cash as to the costp of sale
including trustees commission OF legal per
ccntnm and the sum of $5l5i3, and as 10 the sum
OF $9035i, upon credit to become due In
monthly instamcnts OF $27. 80 each, with intcrcs
on same from the goth day OF May 1890 and bal.
ance, IL any, payable in one and two years with
interest from date, deferred payments to be evil
denced by the notes OF the purchaser and secured
by detd OF trust on the promises conveyed
S2b-tds ~ LUCIAN ii. COOKE, Trustee.
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Said stOCkhoders being in arrears In the nav
ment OF assessments under call duly made.
w. Y. DUPUY,
; I'd as Secretary Janctte Land Co,
Mower County transcript., 1894-07-11
THE BEARING ORCHARD.

Why 1t Needs Plentiful Supplies of Pbos-
phate and Potash.
One of the most important requisites
for making apple trees bear early is to
furnish them plentiful supplies of phos-
phate and potash. The tree can usual
ly find enough potash in fairly fertile
soil to make sufficient wood and leaf
growth, but it cannot produce fruit un-
less it has an excess of potash and some
addition of phosphate also. These min
erals are necessary to make the most
vigorous and healthf1l leaf growth,
and are still more essential in produc-
ing fruit. The large number of Or
chards that have been lately planted
and have proved Improbable owe their
failure mainly to the fact that they
were originally planted on land whose
mineral fertility had been exhausted
by long-con tinued grain cropping. In
many cases the orchard was planted
because the soil would no longer pro-
duce grain crops. If any manure was
applied it was usually stable manure,
deficient in just that mineral plant food
which the trees most need to enable
them to produce fruit. No one doubts
that plenty of stable manure will make
a large and succulent wood growth,
but it will not be firm and hard as will
wood which grows on land manured
with mineral fertilizers. s.-Colman's Ru-
raj World