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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-02

4 NSoi hh SALE OE REAL ESTATE-DY
~ virtue of deed OF trust dated tho 18th day OF
December, iS12 from Kate E. Woitz and husband
10 IL. Is, Douglas and Thos. W. Miller trustees
whch ut Gu Is or record in the clerks Office OF tho
corporation court FOR the city OF Roam oke in deed
nook o., page 5S, to secure TO the Middle States
;oan, building and Construction Company of
nagerstown, Maryland. the payment OF the dues
in'escsti premiums and fines therein stipulated
10 nc pau and default having occurred In the
payment of the said dues, premiums and inter.
csts ana lines 10: the space of six months and
more, anu being requested so TO do by the said
Mludlc States Loan, Building ana Construction
company. we WILL ON WEDNESDAY, TIE 9D
DA1 OF MAY. lS4, AT 1915 O'CLOCK p NJ in
front or the courthouse OF the city of Roanoke
proceed TO sell at public auction 10 the bighcst
bidder all that certain parcel OF land lyin in the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, and described Ms ,ol.
lows: "s 'o''
Beginning at point on the north side of Pat
ton street lis 36 teet west of Park street thence
north ~ degrees east l3254 feet to an nlcy
w MN saia alley north a degrees minutes west
4u.o Icct 10 a point on same thence south ~ de-
Srecs west l2o.9+ feet to Patton street thence
with Ration street south GS degrees east 40 feet
TO the beginning; being lot No. II, In section is
as SHOWN Dy the map OF the Rogers Fairfax and
ginia.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
Que ana III arrears on said interest premiums
INES and dues, viz: SioS.i0 and the residue shall
DC payable in two equal annual PAYMENTS OF one
ana two years from the day OF sale the defcrre d
payments to be secured by decd oftrust upon the
Propcrtya nd to bear interest from the day of sale
desirable dwelling house.
II. X. DOUGLASS,
oo TnOS. w. MILLER,
d ol 10 Trustee
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TRUSTEES, BALES

X VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, exc.
d., c9tcd 10 me by James j. Breslin, on the 3ist
S Hsy OF January, 1890. recorded in deed book No
r., pugc on, OF the clerks office of tho Hastings
he LOT inc city OF Roanokc, Virginia. whereby
n0 UohVeycu the property hereinafter described
an. AZ ie, IN trist to secure to the Roanoke Land
s onr, improvement Company, the payment OF the
nents OF S2'5 each, with interest thereon at The
a anG 9l Elk per cent per annum, payable annually
anu uctault having been made In the payment 0f
portion OF the iDstament falling due on Jan.
han! 9lst, 1923, and having been required by the
~ "vvnC Tiy hereunder 80 10 do will, ON TUES-
D,r I, LIE 22RD DAY OF MAY, 1874 AT IL
~ oLh,OCh NJ 1fcr for sale at public auction to
o.c Guy OF Roanoke, Virginia. "cither IN person
VI os,o ny attorney" the following described real
ESs.ale, situated in the city OF ,oinokc Virginia
y,,nS on The north side OF Gilmcr rttect towit
'cSihhlbS nj pOiLt on the north sidn OF Gil
cI street 2JJ feet cast OF Jefferson street thcucc
m1E,h W degrees cast 12o feet to an alley thence
VIII same south IS degrees Gust % feet to point
~IIeIEtcvs west 10 fcct to Gilmcr street, thence
MIN Giimer street north 50 degrees west 80 feet
70 the beginning and containing u2.O SQUARE
reet more or less
IERMS: Cash as to to so much as may he reccs-
su.y 10 uc1ray the costs OF sale and TO pay tho
sum Gun, ouc 10 the Roanoke Land and improvement
company on account or default in the payment
vi inc said instalment, being Sl3S 81 with inter
est from the 3ist day of January, 1893. and 10 pay
INC INC tFstec's commission OF per cent, and the
Daialfcc, II any, TO be made payable in Two equal
payments ut one and two years from date OF sale
cVldcnccd by Understanding, negotiable notes.
cold. J0SEPyi DnR
Il JUS Trustee.
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E1Y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
M, tne nrSt day OF February, lS0O executed to
Henry Fairfax and Il. J. Houston, trustee, the
payment OF the sum OF $500 as evidenced by two
certain negotiable notes dated the 21st of Feb
rnary, 1880, each in the sum cf $780, with interest
on each at the rate of six per cent. per annum
from date, payable In and years respectively
from date, (Which deed is of record i'm tho
clerks office Of the Hastings Conrt for the city of
Roanoke, Virginia., and by virtue of the dircc-
ton OF decree entered In the Hastings Court of
the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, on the 10th day of
March, 1s9i In the chancery cause of j. T. Bandy
therein pending, default having been made in
the payment OF the fret OF the above mem
TONED notes and the interest thereon, will sell
MoDAY THE soT DAY OF ApR Riifs 1s4 al al
estate situated and being In the city OF Roanoke.
Virginia, described as follows:
Beginning At point on the south side of Gil.
formerly Second street, thence south 100 feet to
point on same, thence west 10 feet, thence
north lSO feet to point on Gimer street, thence
eaet with Gilmer street 10 feet to the beginning
being portion OF lot No. Z, section 81 us shown
Houston. ~
In the event the above parcel of land does not
bring enough to satisfy the terms of this SALE
will then pr occed 10 sell the following described
real estate, situated in the city of Roanoke, va
tO-wit: '"'
Beginning at a point ON tho sonth side q, On,
mer street corner of Seventh st Get, thence with
Seventh street south 100 feet to an alley thence
west Win sald alley ~ feet to Il point OH same
thence north l3O feet to Gimcr street, thence
with Gllmcr street 80 feet to the place of be-
ginning, and being part OF lot No. s. section 81,
rs shown by the map aforesaid.
In the event that he above parcels OF land do
not bring enough to satisfy the terms OF this sale
will then proceed to sell the following de,
scrbcd tract or parcel of land situated in the city
OF Roanoke, Va, as follows:
Beginning at point on the south side of Gil.
mcr street 90 feet west or Seventh street thence
south lSO feet 10 an alley, thence west with said
alley ~ ieet TO point in said alley, thence north
13D feet 10 point on Gilmcr street. thence east
with Gilmcr street 30 feet TO the place of begin
ming, being part of lot No z, section 81, OF the
map aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE Cash rs to so much of the
proceeds as may be necessary TO dcfray the ex.
pcnses OF executing this trust, including a trus,
tees commission OF legal per ccntum, and to pay
the costs OF the snit of j.. u. Bandy and Others
against J. Allen Watts and others, mud 10 nav or
and discharge the said note past due and the in
tcrcst thereon; the balance, to be made payable
in two equal annual Instalmcnts ut one and two
years from date. to be evidenced by neg otiable
notes. bearing interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annum and to be secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sold. j. ALLEN WA IT'S,
- III Trustee.
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RUSTSE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate in the city of Roanoke BY virtue of IL
deed Of trust dattd tho 18th day of Juhc 1870,
rom L. W. spindle to the Undersigned trustee TO
secure TOD Few Brown, II. ID Fuller. G.. Q. Baker,
L. =. fanny j. W. Luke and John b. n ell the
pay mcnt OF the sam of 3252 "a evidenced by two
negotiable notes Of $1,b26f7 cach the first due of
sad notes having been paid and default being
madc ia the payment or the note falling due two
gears aitcr dnte, upon which note there have
pccn phld, the following sums as credits: Octo.
Dcr 2Stn, lS92. SCUG; November 18th, 1884, $500;
december 18th 1892, $50; September A)th, 1898,
Son ana December 9th, 1893, $25 }, and default
committing ne To the balance o, said note and be
M requested so to do by tho holders thereof /
VIII, On MONDAY TIE 2lst DAY OF MAY, 1874,
III front OF the courthouse In the city OF Roanoke
at isD clock y. IN, proceed to sell at pbulc au C.
ZION to the highest bidder all that certain parcel
OF land, or so nucn thereof rs may he necessary
LOT the purposes OF the trust, lying in the city OF
R0anoke, Virginia, and described as follows:
beginning at point on the northwest corner
OF campbell and Randolph streets, thence with
campbell street north So degrees west 100 feet to
APPOINT, thence north degrees east IOo feet to a
point, thence south IS degrees cast 100 feet 10
randolph street, thence with Randolph street
tonth degree west 10i feet to the place OF he
ginning, being lots 10, III, 1l2 and i13 in ward
o according to The map Of the Roanoke Land ard
Improvement Company.
IEaMS-Cash rs to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, including trustees COM
mission OF per ccntum. and the amount still
que and payable upon said note OF 81 ,C3j II and
the residue III two equal annual lnstalmcnts from
Gay or sale, with interest from day OF sale and
secured byfccd of trust on tho property sold.
a2l I'd rllO5. w. MILLER, Trustee. 4
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RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- tho 2Ith day or January, 1899, and OF record
IN the clerks office of the corporation court for
me city of Roanoke, i'll deed book 81 page pa.
from NJ d. Kelly and wife TO James b. Stephen.
son, to secure to L. E Downhnm Il Co tbs nav
mehl OF Inc sum OF one thousand dollars eyi-
den ed by one interest bearing negotiable note
bearing even date with said deed for Fl 0o0'
drawn by NJ. j. Kelly and payable to E. E. Down
ham Il Co. one year after date at the Commercjal
National Bank OF Roanoke. Virginia, and defanIt
having occurred in the payment OF SAID note and
a, the request OF the said L. f. Downham q Co
VIII, ON TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY on
MAY, 1894 Al - O'CLOCK NJ, in front or the
courthouse OF the city of Roanoke Virginia pros
cecd 10 sell at public auction TO the highest bid
uoI' aii una. certain lot or parcel OF land, lying
aua being in the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, WITH
mouse thereon, bounded and described as fol.
lows, to-wit: - Ava
Beginning at point on the sonth side NJ
MaSIolia street i33 l-l0 feet west OF Park street
thence with Magnolia street north 20 degrees &
minutes west Az feet to point thence south IA dc.
grees . minutes west 100 feet 10 nm alley thence
with said alley south 70 degrees minutes east IN
rect TO point, thence north III degrees IS minutes
east llU rect TO the place OF beginning, and known
as lot NO. IL, section 10, as shown by the man Of
the property OF the North Side Land Conpanv
TERMS; Cash rs to enough to pay the coat nj.
executing this trnst and to pay the said note and
interest, and as TO the residue, II any there be-
the same shall DO payable in two equal annual In.
stalments in one and two years from day OF sale
with interest from day Of sale, defe fred payments
to be secured by q deed of trust on the prone r,y
JAS. b. STEPHENSON, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE-WnEREAS A CERTAIN
-, deed OF trust was executed by Jerry Nicholas
Maggie ii. Nicholas, L. X. Woodward and Lee
Woodward. to Char es IL. Rcmcr ana Frank r.
Wilcox and their successors, who are trustees,
bearing date December list, 1892. and recorded in
the clerks office OF the Hastings Court for the
city OF Roanoke in deed book ?3, page Ga to
secure the performance OF certain conditions md
payments, speciiied in a certain bond executed
by the said Jerry Nicholas and Edgar H. Wood
ward Of even date with said deed, for the pay.
ment Of the sum OF 100000 to the Central Div
Building and Loan Association of Syrncnsc II
T., in accordance with their articles of ass ocia
ton; and whereas the raid Charles ii. Rcmer and
Frank II. wilcox, trustees, have resigned said
trust. and the Judge OF the Hastings Court for
the city OF Roanoke did, the Both day of March.
1894 appoint the undersigned G. H. Vines az
trustee in place and stead OF Charles H. Remer
and Frank u. Wilcox, trustees, after legal notice
rs provided by statute to all the parties in inter
Get; and whereas default has been made In the
payments and conditions mentioned in said bond
and deed OF trust for more than elk months and
having been required go to do by the beneficiary,
the Central City Building and Loan Association
OF Syracuse, n. y, shall, by virtue OF said deed
and pursuant to the terms thereof, proceed to sell
THE ID "' DAY. aYne OF S MhY ,s 9N
AT II O'CLOCK NJ, on the premises, all the
property conveyed in said deed, described as
follows, to.wit: "
All that ccrtsin tract or parcel OF land in The
city and county OF Roanoke, State OF Virginia.
viz: Beginning on the southwest corner -,
Salem avenue and Commerce street, thence with
Commerce street south degrees east l9S feet To
point, thence south S3 degrees west % feet TO A
Salem avenue, thence north 50 degrees cast o5
feet to the place of beginning
Also that other tract or parcel of land in the
city and county OF Roanoke, State of virginia
bounded rs follows: Beginning at point on
the south side OF Salem avenue, 95 feet west of
Commerce street, thence south degrees east 81
feet to point, thence south 50 degrees west "a
feet TO point thence north degrees west 81
feet TO Salem avenue, thence with said avenue
north 81 degrees cast "a feet to tie place OF be
ginning.
Also all that other tract or parcel of land In
the city and county OF Roanoke, State of yir.
on the west side OF Roanoke street ii Al feet
north of Centre street, thence north 10 degrees
oS minutes west 80 feet to the line OF The Trans.
parent Ice Company's property, thence north .
degrees IL minutes cast 1886 feet 10 an alley.
thence eastward with said alley 40 Al feet TO Roa
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The above sale is hereby postponed to Wednes.
day, May III. mt tho same time and place. by CON
sent OF parties. j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee
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TRUSTEES. BALES.

noke street. thence with Roanoke street south 0
beginning " Wv p'"ee vi
TERMS; Cash sufficient to pay III costs of cx.
teSating TINS trust, Including a commits .on TO
bond, with srrcaragcs thereon. anon ntin9 in the
aggregate to SS3 A93. ~, and the balance IL any
IN QUO ana TWO equal annual Instruments due In
~ az III months. with interest from date the
purchaser executing negotiable notes for the
uclcrreu payments and secured by a deed of
'r9st on the premises sold. q. II. VINES,
tus
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-12-27
January Forecast, 19e5.

The cola following the last storm
Of December will relax about the
1st, and the temperature will grow
much warmer, resulting in rain and
snow, followed by a wave of freez-
ing weather. On the 9th, changes
Of temperature will start, growing
warm attended by east to south
winds eliminating on or about the
18th, in rain or snow followed,
by cold treezlng weather.
Changes IN temperature will result
about the 18th, growing warmer
attended by storms in process of or
ganizahon, when local rains and
SHOWS will prevail on the above date
and the next one when a wave of
freezing We .cr will follow. About
the 18th a warm wave of much
energy will spread over central and
eastern parts, advancing the tenn
perature generally attended by
storm organization eliminating IN
Il general storm waYe, the most in
tense Of any of the months prior to
the disturbance in question, when
rain, sleet and snow are likely to
show up a larger winter crop thhn
preceding disturbed conditions have
done which will be followed by
much cold freezing weather. We
noted IN a former bulletin that De
cember would not be an arctic wealth
er slide, neither do we apprehend
much extreme freezing weather OF
long enough duration to produce
an abundant ice harvest in the early
part Of the month. However, after
passing the goth weather conditions
are likely to be much more severe
and Of longer duration than they
We're lns the earlier part of the
month. From the oath, to the Goth
storms will be in progress and a
renewal Of cold will follow. The
month will close attended by storms
on their passage and a very cold
wave following. Extreme cold
weather conditions willquite likely
develop in February.
P. r. SMITH
December 20, 1914.
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purpose any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, but
does not mention authorization to
borrow money for these vast liqul-
dations. HIS scheme, if adopted
must inevitably break down at
this point; for beyond the mere
possibility of getting small amounts
from surplus income he
would have no shadow of disposable
means. while the notes going into
the 30 per cent. guarantee fund
would simply be taken from circu-
alton and withheld from liQuida-
ton.
Under the circumstances no hope
is entertained of relief from the
pending bill in the form in which
it was presented to the House. All
hope of mending the currency stu
alton is therefore dependent upon
the chances of radical revision Of
Mr.. Carlisle's plan. What these
chances may amount to depends
Principally upon political consider
ations. If both parties in Congress
could be brought to waive party
motives and work together for real
ling Mr., Carlisle's main purposes
with fuller and more consistent
details, we might hope then to-ss5JGl
a settlement of this disturbing
money question before the present
session of Congress closes. But to
insure this result, the men of intel
ligence and the organizations rep
resenting our great commercial and
financial interests must make
themselves heard in tones of i'm
peratiye urgency.
HENRY CLEWS.
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attached is instribed, elizabeth
Brown Compton, sixty years a
member of the NJ. E. church. "
The building committee, as well as
a number of others who stood by
them, deserves great credit for their
wise planning and successful carry
ing out of the enterprise.
The Ladies' Aid Society labored
herolcally and assumed $3.50 on the
day of dedication. The pastor, on
his fifth year on the charge, was
untiring in his efforts and rejolces
in the results achieved.
Since the church is dedicated to
the worship of God, may many pre-
cious souls find peace around its
altar and great prosperity follow
the church.
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December 20, 1894.
Church Dedication at GrantsvilIe.

Church Dedication at GrantsvilIe.
The dedication Of the Grantsville
M. E. church Sunday, Dec. 2nd,
was a grand success. DR.. A. H.
Norcross, of Plttsburg, Pa, preach
cd an excellent sermon in the
morning from Heb. Ill, and con-
Quoted the finances.
In the afternoon a platform
meeting was held at which ReY. d.
Flanagan, Of McKeesport, Pa, and
j. IL. Enlow, pastor, spoke. In
the evening Rev. Flanagan preached
a good sermon which was enjoyed
by all. Notwithstanding the in
clement weather and the small
number possible to be present, at
the three services $1232 was raised
in cash and good subscriptions fully
provided for all claims. The little
band of but about two dozen mem
bers now rejoices that by the
blessing of God they have a hand
some building in which to worship,
worth fully $4,000.
The plan and specifications were
drawn by B. D. Price, of Philadel-
phia. The building was erected by
home mechanics with VIM. A.
Kann, of Salisbury, Pa, as fore
man. The church with two rooms,
auditorium and lecture room,
thrown together by enameled glass
windows hung on weights, and fin
ished in oak, cathedral glass and
slate roof, is a gem for beauty. The
windows were all donated as well as
a twenty-five dollar communion set
with gold lining, baptismal bowl
and collection plates.
Another interesting feature o,
the church is the pulpit, of solid
walnut, manufactured by the Cum
berland Furniture Company. This
beautiful piece of church furniture
was contributed by Mrs. Elizabeth
Compton and her friends In Cum
berland. Upon solid silver plate
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December, 1892: made to the Auditor of Public
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