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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29

TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE HUST
lngs Conrt for the city or Roanoke on the 18th
gay oi june, ls9i-utcy. Walker and BOWER.
Paintins, against jean ". Maddox, defendant
III cnauccry The object OF this suit il to attach
VIZ ioilowlng real estate oi the defendant I'm tho
payment or the p'aintif's claim of $40, with in
tcrest thereon from the Goth day of April lSo3
oic 10 the plaintiffs, viz: 100
/. LOT on east side OF Lee street 100 feet from
southeast corner OF Wells and Lee streets q @ feet
cccp and fronting 100 feet
:. Lot on west sido OF ,Jctrrrson stroot soo ,...
soItn OF ltohcrtson street, fronting 25 feet on
ocncrsoh street and running back 10 feet
g. Lots y, III. II, IL, IL, H. Is and 10 section 10
Vi Nosers, FAIRFAX and Houston Addition nj the
NORTHWEST corner OF Loudon and Third streets
deep. anu LOU ieet
t. One half interest in lot on northwest corner
Oh Iazcwell and Randolph streets fronting ~. "a
feet ON Randolph street '
D. Lois III to ~ inclusive, block III of Bclmont
Land Companys Addition.
o. Lot on west side OF Randolph street 100 feet
soutli Oh campbell street, 80 feet front and 100
, z. Lots and 10, section Il, of the man OF III.
Addition. p"n9
And an affidavit having been made and filed
mat the defendant, Jean w. Maddox ia not a
tSs resi- OF the State OF Virginia. it is ordered
lhat she DO appear here within fifteen DAYS after
auc publication hereof, and do what NAV be
necessary to protect her interest In this anti
ana IL Is further ordered that II COPY hereof bs
Ruonshcd once week for four weeks in THE
ROANOKE TIMES, and that copy be postcd at
tnc 'front.' uoor or the courthouse In this CITY ON
the ilrst day OF the next term.
A copy-Tcstc:
WATTS. ROBERTSON " ROBERTSON, u. q.
- aw 4w 4. :. BROOKE. Clerk
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10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE
ID cuted to me, the undersigned trustee, on
the 9th day OF November, 1899, and recorded In
the clerks office OF the county court of Roanoke
the Ktna Land and l ivestmcnt Company the
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payment OF the sum OF S11B.66. as evidenced by
two negotiable notes of the sum OF $50 SO, due In
the rate OF per cent. per GnDum thereon; and
default having been made In the payment of u
so to do by the beneficiary, i will, ON MONDAY,
THE 20Ill DAY OF AUGUST, 1894 Ar 1885
O'CLOCK, in front OF tho onicc OF n. a .cdigo
" Co In the town or Nintou, the county O. Roa-
noke, Va, sell by public auction to the highest
bidder, the following described property, known
ns lots Nos and Z, in section z, as shown by the
map OF the A;tna Land and Investment Company
to be found on nlc in tho clerks office OF the
county court or the county OF Koanokc, Va
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the execution
OF this trust, including trustees commission of
per cent and to pay or and discharge tho bal
1nce due upon said note, the same being about
$50 90: with interest from june 0, 1893, the bal
ance II any, upon credit OF one and two years.
evidenced by negotiable notes secured by decd of
trust upoDsthc property gold
Z 22.tde Ii. NJ, DANIEL Trustee D8
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the. cash payments above required and
the amounts thereafter to become duo
to said ID. Z. Yates, and tho amounts thereafter
70 become ouc on the notes aforesaid to said G..
O'Lcary and j. +. Christian, then such excess
shall be made payable in thres (S) equal annusI
installmcnts from the day OF sale.
-, nc PURCHASER snail give negotiable notes for all
INC ucIerrca payments secured by decd OF trust
on the property, in which said deed il shall be
provided that the notes given by said purchaser
10 meet the amounts thereafter to become due
to Daniel z. Yates, as hcreinbcrorc proyidcd
snal DC inc nrst lien on said land, and the notes
given 10 meet the amounts thereafter to become
que on the O'Lcary and Christian notes shall be
the second lien en- said land and that tn. notes
payable In one. two and three years shall he
the third lien on said land ' W
800, %, kOBT. L. SCOTT,
7,i2 I'd 81 Trustee and Commissioner.
In the clerk g Office OF the circuit court Of tho
city OF Roanoke: ID. e. Yates, plaintiT: against
NVirginia Land Company and ais, defendant.
LIS: $; Brooke, clerk of the said court, do
certify that the bond required OF the special com
missioner by the decree rendered In said cause
given. ~ 'NNA o"J
Given under my hand as clerk OF the said court
). s. BROOKE Clerk
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Cosrespondingly low rates from other
stations.
{ For more detailed information apply
! to nearest baltimore and Ohio agent.
W. p. DRor, druggist, Springfield,
Mass, writes: "Jap csc Pile Cure has
cured lady, Z years 3 fllcted; could not
walk half mile in last years; now
walks any distance" Sold by Christian
& Bar bee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29

rNRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
deed OF trust executed by II. NJ. Woods and
wife to Ii. .. Trout, trustee, dated the 18th day
OF December, 1880, and duly recorded in tho
office OF tho clerk OF the Hastings Court for the
city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book S. page 300,
whereby the property hereinafter described was
conveyed to the said trustee to secure a bond of
the eaid Ii. NJ. Woods of even date with said
deed OF trust, In the sum OF $1,000 conditioned
Tor the payment OF the monthly sum OF 1924 from
the - day OF November, 1890, to the Iron Rclt
Building and Loan Association. OF Roanoke, Va,
until eerics "B" OF its capital stock should reach
the value OF 800 per share, and default having
been made IN the payment OF said thly sums
and In other OF the conditions and covenants of
said bond and deed OF trust, and being thcrcunto
required by the board OF directors OF eaid asso.
citation the undersigned trustee will ON TUES.
DAY, THE nth DAY OF AUGUST 1874 AT
IL O'CLOCK NJ, on the premises, proceed to scll
nj PUBLIC auction, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit: All that lot
OF land with the buildings thereon situated In
the city OF Roanoke, Va
Beginning mt the southwest corner of Salem
avenue and I'd" street, thence with Salem avenue
north as degrees 10 minutes west 60 feet to n
point thence south 10 degrees 50 minutes west 10
rect to an alley, thence with said alley sonth "a
degrees 10 minutes cast II feet to point on "D"
street. thence north degrees 30 minutes cast ia
feet to the place of beginning. being lot No l.
OF block ], OF West End Company's map
TERMS: Cash. H. 5. TROUT 'irustcc
IN ids az
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tI'koSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
,ohu ueco Oh trust was executed by Marcellus A.
T Sochnoq and Kate L. johnson HIS wife, John
George j. Poet, trustee, bearing date July 9Th
Isss; and recorded In the clerks office OF the
r Isisings court for the city of Roanoke. Vir
Iormance OF certain conditions and payments
spee,n,ea IN certain bond executed by the said
Marceilus "A. johnson and John j. Beckner nj
even date with said deed for the payment ~ s-Sn
TO the National Mutual building and Loan Asso.
o,ston Oh new YORK, in accordance with their
1rlcics or association; and whereas the said
George j.. pcct, trustee has resigned tho said
tt s ana the Judge OF the Hastings Court for
iH o city OF Roanoke did. on the 9th day OF June.
to't, appoint the undersigned &. H. Vines "a
,rustee IN the place and stead OF George j. Poet.
trustee, after legal notice. rs provided by tho
ran, h., 10 al parties In interest; and whereas de-
In said bond and deed trust for more than thrcc
months ana after having been required so To- do
py inc beneficiary, the National Mutual BuildinS
and Loan Association. OF New YORK 7 ANIL ~.
virtue OF said decd, and pursuant to the terms
hjehest pd3cGed 10 sci at pubic auction TO the
ISL, At 1890 O'CLOCK p. NJ on the premises
AZ thc property conveyed in said dc cd and hrin,,
III ina! certain lot or parcel of land and improve,
ncnts thereon, in the city of Roanoke virrinin
pounded and described ne follows TO wit:
DcElnnlng nj point ON he south side of llarri.
son street one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE ua5l foo,
east OF Wood street, aud running thence snn,h y
degrees west lO0 feet to Il point. thence south -
GGcsrees east - Iect to point, thence north
north IS degrees west 25 feet with Harrison
street TO the point Of place OF beginning
IhhMS: Cash Sufficient TO pay all costs OF
executing THIS trust, including commits ion to
thc trustee, and to pay or the amount OF the said
uonu with hrrcaragcs due thereon, amounting in
.hc aggregate To S73i9l rs or the day of sale and
.nc ualaucc, II amy, III one and two equal annual
instruments, due in II and u months with inter
S Ss from date, the purchaser executing ncgotia-
PIE notes for tho deferred payments and secured
by deed of trust on the property cold
% vi Z. ii. VINES. Trustee 5i
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TNRUSTEES' SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
L OF trust executed by \. A. Compcrt and Will
liam Compert.hcr husband to II. 5. Trout trustee
dated the 10th day OF May, 1891 and duly recordsd
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70 inc he ose Of the clerk Of the Hustngs Court
raSS W., whereby the property hereinafter dc.
seloca was conveyed to the said trustee 10 securc
d nohu OF the said 5. a. Compcrt of even dat =
MIN SAID deed of trust, in the sum of 81 800 con-
eeisoned tor the payment of the monthly sum or
Bel ITEm the 18th day OF May 1891, to the Iron
rc a nntii series "A" of Its capital stock should
feach tne value of 300 per share and default hav
ans occn made in the payment OF said month";
sums sums ana IN OF her of the conditions and conye
nanls OF said bond and decd OF trust and hainc
sad required by the board OF directors OF
S III associatont the under signed trustees viii ON
0o'TCIip 9afK, TIE s1sT DAYoF JULY, lS4, AT
sell at public auction to the highest bdJsr th W
io,,9Uwihg described real estate. to wit:
All that lot OF land, with the BUILDINGS thereon
a at non, IN the city Of Roanoke Va, beginnirg
n nor 10 ISc east OF Fourth street, thence in
with said alley cast 25 feet to point. thcncc In
direction $50 feet to Shcnant oah avenue
tnence win said avenue west % feet to place OF
oes;;nning being the eastern half OF lot No O. OF
aanition TO the city of Roanoke, Va.
IhhMS: Cash There is due on said bond tho
June, 1894. II 9 TRn1rTo 'h Vi
ids bb m,.
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HNRuSTEE'S SALE-WHEREASA CERTAIN
= oced or trust was executed by Mary F.
Moomaw and Benjaminc f. Moomaw. dr. her
husband, to George j. Pect, trustee, bearing date
May 26ih, 1871, aud recorded in the clerks Office
or the iiustings court for the city OF Roanoke.
virginia, in deed book 65, page 10, to secure the
performance OF certain conditions and payments
speclhcd IN certain bond executed by the said
mary r. Moomaw of oven date with the said deed
ior inc payment OF seven hundred (S1Q000) dol.
iars to the National Mutual Building and Loan
their articles OF Association; and whereas the
said George j. Pcct has resigned the said trust,
anu the Judge OF the Hastings court for the city
OF Roanoke, Virginia, at the July, term 1894 did
ppoint q. H. Vince as trustee in the place and
tead OF Georeef Peet, trustee, after legal
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notice, as provided by statute to all tho parties
In interest; and whereas default has been made
In the payments and conditions mentioned in
said bond and decd of trust for more than three
months, and after having been required so to do
by the beneficiary. the National Mutual Building
and Loan Association of New York | shall BY
virtue OF said deed and pursuant to the terms
thereon, proceed TO sell AT public auction TO the
highest biddor,ON THE 2lSr DAY OF AUGUST
1874, at IL O'Clock m. on the promises, all TIC
property conveyed in said deed with the i'm
provcments thereon, bounded and described as
follows to wit:
beginning at point on the north side OF ag-
nolia stree: fifty feet west of Eighth street,
thence running with Magnolia street forty feet
IN a westerly direction to point, thence one
hundred and fifty feet in a northery direction
to an alley thence forty feet in casterly dircc-
lion with said alley to point fifty feet west OF
Eighth street, thence in soutbcrly direction ono
hundred snd fifty feet to Magnolia street. the
place or beginning, and known as lot No. 81 in
section 5, az shown on the map OF the Engicsidc
Land Company In the city OF Roanoke Virginia..
TERMS. Cash sufficient to pay all costs OF ex-
ccnting this trust, including commission to the
trustee, and to pay or the said bond with arrcar-
ages due thereon, amounting In the aggregate to
S619.39 as OF August LIST, 1894 and the balance IL
any, In ono and two equal annual instalmcnts
due In twelve and twenty-four months, with in
terest thereon from date, the purchaser cxecut-
ing negotiable notes for deferred payments and
secured by deed of trust on the PROPERTY sold
720td G. II. VINES, Trustee 66
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feet to tho beginning, being Int. > and - -.
purcSss,d rhhi n addition, and same property
i ing hnd Conyeyancc Company on the eth OF SEN
conner Comet o, 1890 also lot beginning at southeast
Lee street in eouthcry direction Is Feat IN an
ahenYco .nenec IN an castcrly direction 3O7 feet.
street, thence with said street in ~ @esg0ly
sinninS be;n teet to Lee street. the place Of Be-
diton 10 tho City OF RoaioSe ys ana FsII tSs ad
property purchased from S. W. Jamison' trns'
Terms u CASH. hSiaeS Il Camp.
,o rasTI Is due on said bond soa with In
. The property above described will, he so,d n
the ORDER above indicated. Should the pronc,tv
nrst described realize sufficient to bay the
amount que upon the bond, with trustees COM
mission and expenses OF executing truet the
properly last described win not be sold 'ue
III y. TROUT. Trustee. 81
by mutual consent the above sale is continued
eas.. nursoay, august 2 at same hour and place
TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND I'M.
deed OF trust dated January ID, 1852. execnted h1
S.M SYKES and Ella J. Sykes, his wife, to tne mn.
lS92 in the clerks Office of the Hustinps CAN'T ~,
;or tue city OF Roanoke in the State of Virginia.
hereinafter described was convevcd t pISSperay
pena al b br%st 10 secure the OF certain
Georgia State Building and Loan payacie 10 me
corporation chartered under the laws OF the STATE
monSS said deed and bond providing for the
' .uIy payment OF certain principal. int.rest
and premiums. and whereas defanft hss hesn
of nFin IN rne payment Of said monthly payments
the covenants and conditions of said penai h1nS
ana ana DECD OF trust, will, on TUESDAY,.
20 III o., 1874 proceed to sell at public auction,
tate 's@'iocu real c.
Description: Beginning at point ON tho son,h
sue OF inc oouievard anu so feet cast of street
thcncc with the boulevard south 7i deprcns ia
minutes cast 50 feet TO point, thence LEAVING the
s s boulevard south 10 degrees 50 minutes west
aV.s icet TIC point, thence south - degrees ID
minutes west 53.S feet to a point thcncc north
10 degrees 80 minutes cast 2i02 feet to the Mace
OF beginning and known rs lot No 10. section IN
Oh o., hiveI view Land and Manufacturing Com
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
'si til 40 A. BLAIR ANTRIM Trustee
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s your tp Atlantic City, Cape May and
oea isie Ctty-Tho Worlds Fairest Sea-
side Resorts.
thursday, August I'd, the third of tho
series OF excursions to the soashore ia
annouhc Il by the Baltimore and OHIO
r@iitoao from Lexington and all inter
y, oiate stations to Washington juno
I'll a. Nd Atlantic City, Cape Nav anu
a." oea Isle City are beyond doubt
W" .p,ee greatest seashore resorts ou
she Auantlc coast, the season Is now Ii. c
us height and the bathing superb, and
week spens a. either ono of these re-
soris would amnly repay thv merchant.
bunker, clerk, farmer, artisan, and in
SNORT, anyone who needs rest and re-
cuperation
For the excursion on August 3D. the
Same low rates and unexcelled train
service, watch have made these iaunts
10 the sea 80 popular. will be in effect.
tickets will DO valid for return Jour.
ney ior twelve days from day of sale,
ana will be good ON all regular trains.
On return journey they will be good 20
stop OIL at Washington, thus affording
an opportunity to sec Congress in
session, TO visit the numerous public
buildings, which are open to visitors
lree OF Charge and to take q trip down
the Potomac to Mount Vernon, the tomb
OF the immortal Washington, as we'll as
to visit other places OF interest in and
near Washington.
For rates and time Of trains consult
appQpdp6 IN hla.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-02
A BIG CROWD WAS THERE
To Hear What Became of the Miller-pann


A crowd of no less than 200 young men,
chiefly ''billiard hall Johnhies" and bad
boys, were at Justice Furry's court today
to hear the preliminary examination of
Cameron Miller and Earnest Damn. They
were greatly disappointed that nothing
occurred to satisfy their curiosity, as the
case was continued for ten days
The defendants in the case will fight
the charge against them bitterly and
bring every legal pressure to bear to es-
cape the penitentiary. They have en-
gagged Thomas II. Balm, ]. B. Larimer,
and w. A. S. Bird to conduct their de-
Tense. Both Miller and Damn were pres
ent in court today, and appeared to be
the beast interested of any one.
Ida Peterson, the complaining witness,
was present but occupied the dark room
adjoining the courtroom, alone with two
female friends.
The continuance was asked for by Mr..
Bird and Mr.. Balm, in order that they
might have more time in which to pre-
pare for the defense.
1t is said that list of other young men
who the defendants claim are just as
guilty as they, is being prepared by law
yers in the case. This report has caused
no little excitement among a certain class
of young men, and they inquire anxious
ly, rs your name written theref"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-02
THE CITY ELECTION.
Three Tickets in the Field and the Cam
didates on Them.

Tomorrow is the day of the regular
spring municipal election, and the voters
of Topeka are called upon to elect six
councilmen, five members of the board
of education and three consta bles.
The election will be conducted as usual
with the Australian ballot system, and at
the head of each ticket is the admoni-
ton:
Electors will make cross mark thus
(X) in the square at the left of the name
of the candidate for whom they wish to
vote"
A list of the polling places of each pre-
cinct and the judges and clerks in charge
of the same will be found on the seventh
page. The polls will be open from 8 ILL
o'clock.
No mistake will be made in voting the
straight Republican ticket. There are
three tickets in the field: The Republic
can, Democratic, and Independent Citi-
zens'. the latter representing the Popu-
lists and scattering" factions. The tick
cts are as follows:
Republican Ticket.
First WARRIOR councilman, ]. D.
Pattison; for school board, S. c. Miller
Second ward-FOr councilman, w. G.
Stevenson; for school board. Jesse Shaw.
Third ward-For councilman, Dong
term) s. B. Bradford; (short term) S. Eft
linger; for school board, Rev. J. B. Thorn
as.
curtin WdrQ--I OF GOuHCnnEuy " duGS
Burgess; for school board, J. II. Squires.
Fifth WARRIOR councilman, J. 7.
Fulton; for school board, t. A. Beck.
For onstables-Josiah Ross, Fred
Stonestreet, ". II. Williams.
Democratic Ticket
First ward = For councilman, Dell
Small; for school board, Mrs. A J. Ar
mold.
Second ward-For councilman, Albert
W. Earnest; for school board, 5. r. Mil
Ter.
For constables - Lawrence Sheehan
and Arthur Z. Collum.
Independent Citizens-
= First and Second wards the same as
the Democratic ticket)
Third ward-For councilman, Jerry
White; for school board, G. @. Lee.
Fourth ward-For councilman, T. G.
Rentig.
Fifth ward-For councilman, J. II.
Williamson; for school board, W. III.
Craig.
For constables-J. E. Anderson, Chas-
Miller and Larry Sheehan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-02
EoUAL sUFFRAGE fN III sOUrH


The organization of an equal suffrage
club by a number of the wealthiest
women Of Atlanta, Georgia, attracts wide
attention and shows that woman suffrage
has at last obtained a foothold in the
south which has been for long time its
most unpromising field. 1t is the object
of this club to extend its labors and to
organize other clubs in every city in
Georgia. The result will be that Georgia
will soon be as much in the midst of the
equal suffrage agitation as any other
state in the union. The advancement of
women is not confined to Georgia alone.
On March IS, the last day of the ses-
sion, the general assembly of Kentucky
passed the bill known as the Husband
aud Wife Bill" This bill gives to the
married woman entire equality with the
troll of property. After Mrs. Josephine
K. Henry's eloquent address on "Mar-
ried Women's Property Rights" early
in the session, several of the members
expressed a wish to hear her speak
again, and asked if she could not later-in
the session give another address She
suggested that she might take as large
subject as american Citizenship" They
accordingly, on March 8. by invitation,
she spoke on that subject at Representa-
tive hall. The hall had been rendered
by a unanimous vote for that purpose;
and the senate, which was holding a
night session on account of pressure of
business, adjourned to hear her. The
hall was filed with an audience COM
posed largely of the Legislators, and she
held them in close attention for more
than an hour
The Virginia legislature. which recent
ly adjourned, passed law making hus-
band and wife competent to testify for
or against each other in civil cases, ex-
cept suits to set aside conveyances from
one to the other on the ground of fraud.
and divorce proceedings. Either may
testify in behalf of the other in criminal
proceedings ..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-04-02
CARRIERS UNIFORMS.
First Assistant Postmaster General Jones
straightens Things Out.

WARRINGTON, April 2. - Objections
have been raised by letter carriers in
several cities to the requirements of the
postoffice department concerning the
purchase of carriers uniforms, although
no formal protest has been made.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Jones in speaking Of. the matter today
said: INC rule respecting the carriers
or substitutes uniforms has been
changed The purchase of these suits
rests with the carrier and the postmaster
as provided in section 613 of the postal
laws and regulations
this provides for an inspection of uni
forms every six months by the postmaster
and no postmaster shall require new
suit or any article of it to be purchased
when that in use il in reasonably good
condition. When proper, he may require
any carrier to purchase d new uniform or
part Of one, and the carrier must appear
a. neat and tidy as the service will per
NIT.
THE only purpose Of the department
In contracting for the uniform was de-
sire to aid the carriers in securing better
uniform at a lower price. here is
nothing compulsory in it further than is
already provided by the postal laws"