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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

SMALL CABBAGE PLANTS "CI.CDBED,"
root. Many of the facts contained in
this bulletin arc Of general interest TO
the cultivators of cabbage, turnip. kale.
etc.
Briefly stated, the malady is due to a
microscopic parasite which infests the
cells OF the roots, causing them to be-
come swollen and distorted. Tho spores
OF the fungus, upon the decay of the part
affected, become scattered through tho
soil, and from thence the enemy enters
the host plant. The club root infcsts
several plants of the cabbage family, in
GLIDING turnip, kale, radish, stock and
candytuft. Two common weeds-name-
ly, shepherds purse and hedge mustard
are now to be added to the list of
plants infested with club root.
Preventive measures must be relied
upon, for the affected parts of plant
are below ground and not readily reached
by any fungicidc. If the crop is diseased,
all refuse at harvest time Of roots, stems
and leaves should be burned. All seed
lings from hotbeds, with signs of club
root, should be destroyed, and, if pos
sible, use only plants from beds in which
there is no disease. Cabbage, kale, Brus-
sells sprouts, kohlrabi, turnip or radishes
should not follow each other on the same
land if club root is prevalent. Lime add
ed to the land, rs bushels per acre, has
proved effective. 1t is possible that some
commercial fertilizers may be found to
check the trouble. Keep the land free
from shepherds purse and hedge mus
tard and other weeds of the Same family,
as their roots become "clubbed" and
thereby propagate the enemy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

Hu oiyIE AND COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
dccrsni 10 city psopctty-In pursuance Of the
Lokc entered nj its February term, 1874 In tho
sun OF hngleby Bros. vs. j. r. Gillian and 9th
urocccd tn scii eu trussSc ana commissioner will
d MAnEi nth, lS9i, AT II O'CLOCK a. NJ, two
described as follows: 'ioNo'
IN r , certain lot or parcel OF land fronting
~ ,eet on the north side or Wells street, bcgin
win JEFFERSON stree, and running back 16,l Tnnt
M, n' ICY neihg the same lot conveyed to A. C.
trustees OF the Lynchburg PERPETUAL Rn,,atn nu
ana Loan Company, to secure tho said company
SECOND ma; certain lot fronting 50 feet on the
SN fec, cast from Jeffers on street and rnnn;no
~, iest TO nm alley, it being the same lot
Gcmbcr. $50, to the trustees OF the Iypchhn,a
ih pe, bloing and Loan Company to secure
There is a large and comfortable brick 6,ycu-
s snS on each OF said lots, and each of them n
Terms: Cash as to SO much as is necessary To
pay costs OF suit and sale; the taxes dnc on said
plopcrIy; INC amount due the Lynchburg per-
ps ei9al Building and Loan Company under tho
said dct ds OF trust (about 1882 ~ on lot No and
ABOUT sSl0.ot on lot No. 2); and the deferred nav
trs, sh He sne sad company under said deeds OF
s su snaii DC paid In monthly installments ma
lollowr; On lot No. /, Si2.9i on the second Non
uay IN March, 1894 and the same amount ON the
ses3 5000. Monuay OF each month for the rext snc.
ccculnE sixteen months, and on lot No . Tho ann,
o. Sill on tho second Monday OF Ma, CHI, iSai
cach mnnth S Sn n.i , on the second Monday OF
1 LOT inc next succeeding forty four
m,tontns; LOT cash also rs to the insurance pro-
MI, NUNS paid by said company (S7t0 on each Iot9:
Tue amount due on both lots to Gillian Il Co
under deed OF trust OF May Is, ISgi Gbont
S<,fuo;Vpl; the amount due Engieby Bros M dor
and uis s %, , h OF August TO- 1871 bout s9OOOO
anu TWO years, with bond and approved security
and then together NP"'"'oJ
SAMI. TYREE,
49,, Trustee and Commissioner
bohd given in the above cause as reuuircd hv
no,, SIS. BROOKE, Clerk.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
A SLIGHT MlScoNcEPrloN.
They Didn't Realize How Much the
Purity Ones" Cost.

They Didn't Realize How DIuoh tho
'Purty Ones" Cost.
A tall young fellow wearing heavy pair
of shoes and u suit of clothes of which the
trouser legs and the sleeves were too short
for him, together with Il gawky girl who
had brown sack, u red dress and light
yellow hat, stood looking into the window
OF an up town candy store.
1t was chocolate day evidently, for there
was nothing to be seen in the window but
the dark brown confections The two
stood and gazed for fully 10 minutes. Then
the girl hunched the man in the ribs with
her elbow and said. Say, Jim, them look
mighty good"
That they do, Marthy," answered Jim
There was no movement on Jim's part to
gointo the store and buy some of the candy.
On the contrary, he stood as if rooted to the
spot and continued gazing through the Win
dow. Martha waited n few minutes longer
and then her longing for candy overcame
her scruples. She hunched Jim in the ribs
again and said, well, hain't ye goin t. buy
some?"
Jim blushed n little at this direct invita-
tion and hestated no longer Hetook Mar
tina by the arm, and together they went in
to the gaudy store
What kind ye want, Marthyp" asked
Jim.
Some of them there purity ones in the
winder," replied Martha.
Jim turned to the trim young woman
who had come to wait on him. "Gimme 5
cents 'orth of that there" he said, pointing
to the most expensive confection in the
store.
"IIow much?" asked the young woman
THE hull of Scents 'orth," repeated jim
with n lordly air, while Martha Struggled
close to him and whispered, Don't be
reckless, jim"
The young woman behind the counter
looked perpleXed. She hesitated Il moment,
and then she got a knife and cut one of the
bonbons in halves. She took one of the
pieces, wrapped it up and handed it to the
dumfounded Jim.
"Ilow much is that there stuff" he
gasped.
"A dollar and II quarter pound" replied
the trim young woman.
jim would have tainted if he had known
how. AS for Martha, she caught her escort
by the arm and said Come on, Jim. bet
we kin find place where we kin git n hull
bag full for cents"
And together they sailed out, leaving
their diminutivc cents worth behind
them.-Buffalo Express.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF rRURsr Ex

RY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST Ex.
- ecuted 10 me, the undersigned trustee on the
snd day OF June 1891. by j. N. Baird, to secure
INTO the Aetna Land and Investment Company
the payment OF the sum OF Si66. to as evidenced
ny two negotiable notes OF the sum OF SS3 81 dne
III one and two years from date, and recorded in
ueed DOCK ~ page 3i3, in the clerks Office of the
couI ty court OF Roanoke county, Va and defanlt
having been made In the payment OF the two
year note. and being requested so to do by the
ocnehciary, will ON WEDNESDAY TIE .prH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891, AT 1880 p. NJ IN
'front.' OF the Office of W. 4. Pedigo Il Co, in ths
Town OF linton, sell Al public auction the follow
lux ucsctlocu property in the county OF Roanoke
va, ana described as follows.
one lot known ~ lot No 49, In section II ot
inc lands or the Aetna Land and Investment
company, said lot fronting on Cedar street south
~ degrees ~ minutes west 50 feet thence with
ihlru avenue north degree east IL minutes iS0
tcet 10 an alley, thence with said alley north s.
degrees ~ minutes west 50 feet, thenco with lot
1877 feet. .""'0' cast
tEhMS: Cash rs to an amount su tlicient To nav
the costs OF executing this trust including atfus
tees commission OF per cent and the Amount
or saii note OF 1898, with interest from date
balance IL any,upon credit OF one and two wears
eviuehced oy negotiable notes, secured by deco
OF trust upon the property. CHAS. L. BUSH.
u, Trustee.
sale mas been postponed until Saturday, March
~ a. IAN =; M CiiAS. l.. BUSH,
Az 'uo Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
COMMISSIONERS SALES

( loMMlSSlONER'SS ALE.-BY WRITE OF A
-; certain decree or the Hastings Court OF the
Guy , OF hoanokc, rendered ut its February term.
Shrriasc Company W. T.. :. Miller ct al tho mn.
uctsiEncu, ns special commissioners annoint M,
py saiu decree, Will oiTer for sale at public au c.
THE I6I III DAY OF MARCH, 1871, tho FOLLOWING
ucscrlneu real estate situated in the county Of
ntoanoke Va, and near the corporate Limits of
'hG CITY OF hoanokc and described as follows:
bcginning ut tho intersection OF tho northeast.
cry sldc or Russell street, with the northcasfcrIv
snc, ", n[,oge street, as shown on the plan OF
scction NO ., thence extending along the north.
westerly side OF Bridge street north Il degrees II;
SECONDS cast IS feet To the southwestcrly side of
an niioy 10 ieot wide, thence along the same par
alei WIN Russell street and mt right angles TO
SAID bridge street north Us degrees al seconds west
iA rect 10 the northwcetcrly eide OF nm Dllny IN
rect VIDE leading into Railroad avenue thence
SAtchulnC along the same parallel with said
bridge street and at right angles to Russell street
NORTH ~ degrees 10 seconds cast PAS 2 feet to @
s ,S sndc OF Knilroad avenue. thence along
lnc same oy "A line In general southwestern di,
rcction curving to the lett with radius of eS) Al
lcel distance or GlS.S feet to the northcnsterly
eide of Russell street, thence along Tho snmSc
south GS degrees "a seconds cast 69S "a fcnt - thc
place OF beginning w Wv
Being the same land that was conveyed IN tho
Drlugewa,sr Carriage Company by deed from the
OF January, 1S9a, md recorded in the clerks Of
decd b 1mG county court of Roanoke county in
very large factory building formerly used by the
Drr nr, Carriage Company.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash, and the
months from day OF sale. said deferred payments
TO be evidenced by the bonds OF tho purchnscr
S %i.a personal secprty and also secured by
uee' VI SFas. 9hoa sGe SFenises conveyed
LG0IAN In ii. CoCkh ih' Commissioners.
hereby certify that bond required in tho above
mentioned cause has been executed with security
2 u ids f'inrl
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

a SEVERE rheumatic pain in the Ief.
shouider had troubled Mr.. j. H. Loper
well-known druggist OF Des Moipea
iowa Tor over six months. At times
,he pain was so severe that he could not
MT anything. With all he could do be
could no. get rid of it until he applied
Cham berlain's Pain Balm. .I nnI,,
made three applications of 1.-The savs
and have since been free from ali
pain" lie now recommends it. 70 nor.
sons similarly afflicted. IL is for sale
oy the Chas. Lyle Drug Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
E =ARt|R &MlzSlSzaa
9@sss4s'CHRE@B gh
CLUB ROOT OF CABBAGE.

Caused by II Microscopic Pnrnsite-Propa-
gated by Weeds-iIow to Fight 1t.
The club root of cabbage and the sew
eral plants of the cabbage family is a
we'll known and dreaded disease among
eastern farmers and gardeners. But
while more prevalent in the eastern por-
ton of the country it is also known in
the west and south, causing often heavy
losses.
A bulletin issued from the New Jer-
sey agricultural experiment station gives
Ill detail the results of experiments and
Investigations made ON the station
grounds and elsewhere, with view to
assisting farmers in fighting the club
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
TRUSTEES BALES.

nhcnry sHcct 192 feet north OF Walnut atre,t
.ucnce oorth 81 degrees 80 minutes 30 second,
a mnst III feet TO an alley, thcnte With the aid
samy. h ,hI degrees east 40 feet to point on
seconds east Ill feet to Henry street thence with
LEFTY street south degrees west - feet To thc
"usihnlhg' oe1ng known as lot no. o. as shown
ncers. {" hanchci' cnsl-
II BEGINNING at point on the west side of
nhehry street By feet north of walnut strcet
.neL &C north 81 degrees 40 minutes m seconds
nor,h IA Iect TO an alley, thence with said alley
s.lu ailey and Spruce street thence with Snrno
~ south - degrees s. minutes 30 seconds rast
iI teet 10 the southwest corner OF SDrucc ans
donny streets, thence with Henry street sonth =
pelhg known az lots l. 9 3 a. ~ and a ' % athi,s
oe pm. prepared by Winga,c d Hancsel. en~i
TERMS OF SALE: Cash &c to SO mncn ., -.
penses -, may may DC necessary to dcfray the cI
,prns,a, u. executing this trust, incluuine q
IIustees commission Of per cent and ,n S5,ss
Uua, ~ ihe amount OF money payable "a ,hoye
.nh.cntioned apOn the said notes And no 70 anw ~
the 6sv r o.es tnat shall not have become due en-
.ne uay Oh sale such part parts of the chase
money as VIII be sufficient to nav or and AZ
ShhaIsc sara remaining notes shall be madc naS
a1ie az such times as the said rcmainin" npptsSa
erlv eecnraS que which payments are to Be prop
ory secured oy deed OF trust upon the pronertyT
anu II there be any residue OF said pnrchaSy..
money the same shall be made ma yahle In 80
equa annual instruments at one and two veerS
Mo vne aate or eaid sale evidenced by negota
pic notes, bearing interest at the ratc or h Nc
cent per annuns and secured by deed n, t-pp et
upon the property sOld
l 81 tide. j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee.
,a,h n Sa aooSe sale is continued to Tuesday the
pace ald upon che same terms ~
j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
MIR. DObbs' Twins,

1t was nm interesting time ut the home of
Dobbs, and finally, when the doctor came
out into the hall, Dobbs was in state of
excitement equal to an election night
well, doctor" he said inquiringly and
grabbing the physicians coat front with
both hands:
Twins" responded the doctor briefly.
Iow-how-many?" he asked in dazed
manner.
THE usual number" replied the doctor,
smiling.
"Oh, yes-ah-excuse me, doctor Boys
or girls?"
Boys"
"Boys!"
YES"
"Thcn am ruined man."
Ruined" was the surprised answer.
WHAT'S the matter with your"
why. doctor, for the last 20 years it's
been all l could do to meet the demands of
my boys for my old clothes, and now, at
my time OF life, to have to commence to
wear two pair of pants at once in order to
keep up with the procession is more than
can undertake, and see ruin with a big r
staring me square in the face and can't
make move to defend myself"
The doctor gave him n dose of choral to
quiet his nerves.-Exchange
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
subirrigation In Greenhouses.

Subirrigation is the latest scheme for
greenhouse culture. 1t is astonishing to
novice to SEQ how glass gardening is
increasing. Around the great cities are
acres of glass, under which are grown
lettuce, cucumbers, rhubarb-in fact, al
most all the outdoor vegetables. Pro-
fessor Rane, who made the experiments
at West Virginia, considers that subir.
rigation in greenhouses is a pronounced
success. He considers it more COM
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
Buoklen's Arnica salye.

THE best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulsezs, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands. chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price, Is
cents per box. For sale by Christian &
Berbeo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

"CHAMBERLAIN's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction of any cough medi-
cine handle, and as q seller loads all
other preparations in this market. |
recommend 1t because Is is the best
medicine ever handled for coughs,
colds and Group. A. w. BALDRIDGE,
Millersvilie, Ill" Fo, sale by the
Chas. Lyle Drug Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
No Fear of Circumstantia, Evidenc,

Brown hear they're going to repeal the
laws making attempts at suicide criminal
Jones-Well, that doesn't interest me
much.
Brown-Noa l thought it would make
your mind easier when you shave yourself
Puck.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
She Smiled.

She smiled when he spoke to her.
She smiled when they talked.
She smiled when he rode with her.
She smiled when they walked.
She smiled when he knclt meanwhile.
But, when asked to wed,
She smiled her prcttiest smile.
And then shook her head.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
Art Note.

Would Be Purchaser-How much for this
picture2
Artist-The price is s., 900.
Would Be Purchaser-Why, man alive.
you expect to be paid for your work as if
you had been dead 400 or 500 yearsl-Texas
SiftinRs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
The Last Word.

Mistress-You must really break off that
dreadful habit. Babette, of always wanting
10 have the last word
Maid-But how am to know, ma'am
shat you have nothing more to savp-W
Gro.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

DEVICE USED FOR sUBIRRIGATIoN.


plete system of watering than the usual
sprinkling, rs with it the soil does not
harden, bake or dry out. 1t saves time,
labor and water and causes plants to run
more evenly.
This under watering FASTENED the
growth of parsley and spinach and gave
better lettuce, tomatoes and radishes.
Fungous diseases were better held in
check-in fact, lettuce rot, one of the
worst troubles in many greenhouses, was
prevented by subirrigation. This sys-
tenn of watering greenhouses is well
worth the attention of those who try to
deceive plants by turning winter into
summer.
AT the Ohio station similar expert
ments have been conducted. The device
used for subirrigation in these expert
ments is a pipe with numerous holes that
run around under the soil at the bottom
of the bed. AT the topis Il tunnel through
which the water may be poured.
There is an opinion at Charleston that
homo grown potato seed will stand late
frosts better than northern grown.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
Remarkable Preservation

Is characteristic OF Bordon's Peerless
Brand Evaporated Cream. Always the
same; Is perfectly pure; entirely whole :
some, free from substances foreign to
pure milk. perfect product accom- -
plished by a scientific process.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
Pc THOMAS BULLETIN.

The following quotations are furnished daily
ny T. K: Thomas, stock, cotton, grain and pro-
visions broker, over Thompson's book store
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

The above sale y continued IN Trosd. a..
I3tn uay or March, 1885,. at the same honr and
pace AID upon the same terms 80"
j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

TYNE :POLE-GUNN AGENCY ARE
il the Roanoke dealers for The
Bennington Typewriter and typewrite-
supplies. Repairs made promptly. Ma
chimes for rent 10 II 2psv,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
A MUSICAL CONDUCTOR.
WAITER DxMROSCH And MS IN
DoMITABLE AMBITION.
ruture Music OF America-Thoughtfu
Talk Concerning the Coming
American Composers.

walter Damrosch Is the only one OF tho
four orchestra conductors OF the first rank
IN America who does not speak with a
s.-ong German accent. He IS much
S,sngcr man than Thomas. Seidl or Paur.
.~t me is a thorough going American. al
,rcuch he too, was born in Germany and
ityed there until he was nine years old. In
rrquv respects he would serve as a per-
e,r.acation OF music IL America. Amri-
boa giitters in his cool. gray-blue eyes,
ana every feature Of his remarkable face
expresses determination and stubborn per-
s.trrancc. No other American OF - years
fss combined as much OF social. financial
and musical success, and his career has
f.t Just begun. although he was the direc-
az u a strong choral society when he
vss nineteen and conducted German opera
Work when he was twenty-five and when
German opera at the Metropolitan was at
%, prime. lie looks confidently forward 10
FIJI. time when the United States shall be
trr ereatest musical nation on earth, and
% .s easy 20 see that ne expects 10 be at
tnr cap Of the climax.
IlS personality is most interesting.
Sometimes under the flare of fOOtlights he
f..kS pale and his long blonde locks drOOD
...r his forehead as II they belonged TO
fe Arthur Nikisch school. But Mr. Dam
r..cl az close range is seen TO be far
f-.m encminate in appearance, and "A
l-.cf conversation with him will speedily
f-.rr the cor viction that he Is a strong
vIu,i man VINO knows his own mind and
.- .IN. given 90 trIsiNenc~S re is a
sfrawd hnancier. and he has won the sup
PORT Of the society element which knows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

misjudged him: so ] was in the right
after all I'm that controversy. And there
IL no questioning the wonderful work
OF Verdi In his latest opera. f ' an,
acquainted i'm Scotland with Margaret,
daughter OF the Hon. James G. Blaine A
year later he spent what ne confesses 10
have been perhaps, the most delightful
four weeks OF his life on "a coaching tour
given by Andrew Carnegie. Miss Elaine
and her distinguished father being among
the guests Some twelve months after
ward Mr. Damrosch and Miss Blaine be-
came engaged and were married in a
short time. They have one child, Alice
Blaine Damrosch. a beautiful girl OF two
years. At present Mr. Damrosch has no
home in New York, having sold his house
last spring previous TO his visit 10 Ger
many to secure artists for the season of
German opera he Is TO give at the Metro
politan Opera House next Friday. He Is
spending the summer with his wife and
daughter at Augusta. Me, at the home
OF Mrs. James G.. Blaine He will buy
another house in town in the fall.
Mr.. Damrosch's most important work
this summer will consist OF puttin>/ the
finishing touches on mis- first opera. The
Scarlet Letter" "A production OF the
opera In Germany was offered me when
| was there I'm june" said the composer,
but declined It, because | am deter
mined that the opera shall be brought out
hrst IN this country. | have the greatest
confidence in the solid. common sense of
the American people and II an opera
stirs them and quickens their pulses. IT
is great achievement and the man
who can do Il has something in him.
II they Ike my work | have a dozen or
fifteen other ideas for operas which l
shall bring down at once from the shelf.
Some Of them ! have been chcrishine
for years. but / have never written a
note on any Of them"
Mr. DamrosCh's face lighted up and his
gestures became quick and eager while
him If his greatest ambition did not lay
In the opera ION. yes he
responded promptly. 1T is the
field in which the American
musicians honOrs and rewards
are greatest. 1t Is loftier
wish TO create than to interpret. and l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
Building u b q Dam.

One OF the most ambitious water
power projects Is that for which bis
dam has been thrown across the colorado
river neur Austin. Texas. by municipal
completion on the raising of the fun
sl.50000O voted by the citizens. The dam
is Of solid granite and limestone, ma
sonry. 1850 feet long. 66 feet wide AZ
the base. 1s feet wide NJ the TOP, ana q
the river at this point has been turned
into n lake thirty miles long. in places
80 lilo --'ro - g. "~''-'~'-A -N-'
10000 horsepower can be furnished when
tne plant 10 READY, ana one mnuIy No. -
people. Is going to do with so much, I'M
less II should attract manufacturing in
dustries from all over tho South hv a.
cheap power
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22


81,
ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA ORGANIZED THE LAWS
PENNSYLVANIA,
PAfsTMENT STATE OF VIRGINIA THE
sin
pres dent
W.
March
alnut sreetPh
Whole amount Joint stock 10000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

CAPITAL.
Whole amount OF joint stock authorized
Of capital actually paid in
ASSETS
estate owned
thereon as specified in Schedule hsreun
the
simple which than years interest due
all said bond $2lIJ0
S9Oi3 49,
OF building
improvements; value OF buildings mortgaged dn-
collateraD; value said mort
carried inside. 81 s6l0SoOo
United
This state and All Other and Also OF STOCKS and
Of all Other Stocks
and Bonds owned Absolutely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

- Subscribed and sworn
Seal GEORGE ". HUNT,
l Philadelphia, Pa.