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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
ARDMORE IN ASHES.
Business Portion of the Indian Territory
 City Destroyed by Fire.

city Destroyed by Fire.
 AEnMUEF, I. T., April 2O.-Thc entire business portion of this city was wiped out hy fire. and l6u business houses, among .;hi"h were many two and three story bricks, are smuldCring mass of ruins. The aEslc cgatc loss cntailed is va rioUsly estimated at between $500, 900 and $500. COD.
 Tho fire started in the livery barn of Harper X Cecil, in Caddu street. It spread with marvellous rapility, and within less than an hours time nearly every business house on that street was in ruins. The city has no fro company or watcrworks, hut the whole male population turned out and desperately fought tEc flames. Two largo brick national buildings and three other business houses n Main street, part of Caddo and the postut!i; are the only business houses left standing. Twcnty.siX livery horses wcro roasted alive Hn IsrrCr X Cccl's stables, and a | man named Ncu, n stranger wEo was DOT mittcd 10 sleep in the harm, was badly burned that hc cannot recover. Tho cause of tho fire iS nUt known, thcrc being va rious runIurS as to it's origin, but it is un- doubtrdly incondiary.
 The largo federal court building and ia wcro destroyed. Eighty prisoners Continc in the latter were removed tu the Baptis l church, beyond the danger line, and placed ! under n heavy guard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20

At He. children's hose supp 'rters,
 regular prIce Is. tonight He At 69c black satine skirts with two
 ruffies. regular price 9S. tonight 69c At 1Oc, crochet silk in black. cream,
 pink and all colors. tonight 1'c At Pc, embroidered bandkerchiefs
 scalloped edge, tonight Pc At l9c, children's lawn tonnets. regu-
 lar price 25. tonight l9c At 25c, chlldrens white dresses trim
 med with ruffles over shoulder 25c At 69c, ladies nightgowns with round
 yoke of fine embroidery. regular
 price co. to night 69c At lSc, double fold veiIirg with che
 bIlle dot, tonight lSc At 75c. ladies white skirts umbrella
 shape over yards wide. tonight 1"c At 21c. cbildr-n's glngham aprons,
 regular pr.ce %. tonight Flo At 25. ladies pure li-le thread hose,
 regular prIce 50. tonight 25c At 124c, ladles tan color seamless hose
 regular prIcs l9. tonight 12s At 7c, ,ohildrens fast black wide ribbed
 hose size s. st and 6. tonight 7c At 2lc mems fancy silk Tecks and
 band bows, tonight 2lc At 49c. mems white laundered shirts.
 regular price 75. tonight 49c At Sc, case cotton crash. regular
 price 5. tonight 4c At 4c. buttermilk soap, regular price
 10, tonight 4c At 29c. ladies pure silk gloves regular
 price 50. Dew spring shades. to
 night 29c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20

Ladies' fine Vici kid button and lace
 shoes. razor, Baltimore and common
 sense toes, were 8. now S1.49 Ladies ine French kid shoes, button
 and lace, made on the latest lasts.
 good value at 8 75, now 200 Ladies' Oxford Ties, now 49 Ladies fine Oxford Ties. regular price
 s2.25. now 75 Ladies' very fine Kid Oxford ties, all
 style toes. regular price g, now 9S Children's shoes 17c up Childrens kid spring heel shoes 40 Misses kid spring heel shoes 45 Mems working shoes for 69 Mems calf shoes. all style toes. in con-
 eress and lace, now SS Mems calf shoes. congress and lace.
 were g, now 1.25 Mems hand sewed welt shoes. con-
 gress and lace, made on all the lat
 est lasts. regular $ shoes: how 2.75 Our mems russet shoes for style. 1t and wear cannot be beat for twice
 the prIca. g 50 Mems Iatent leather shoes. latest
 style. regular price $5 50. now 800
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
EX-GOVERNOR PORTER ILL.
stricken by Vertigo While Out Walking In
 Indianapolis.

INpIANAPOLIS, April 2O.-Whilr out walking rM Governor Albert q. Porter fell to the pavement unconscious. suffering with an acute attack of vertigo. An ac quaintancc passing in n carriage saw him fall, and with the assistance of others car ricd him to a conveyance in which ho was taken to his home.
 In addition to having served the people of Indiana as governor, Albert G. Porter has represented the United States at tho Italian court. having bcon appointed ny President Harrison to that distinguished position. For years Mir. Porter has heen one of Indiana $ foremost citizens and q leader in tho Republican party. While no immediate results of serious nature aIe anticipated from Mir. Portor's unfort unate attack, his advanced ago will retard his speedy recovery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
DYNAMITE BY MAIL.
A Tennessee Tailor Receives n Deadly Infer
 nal Machine.

CHATTANOOGA. April 3O-A mysterious package was delivered hy mail to Will Mar quettr, q tailor of this city, which proved tu he an informal machine of tho worst type It was poStmarkCd Chattanooga, and when unwrappcda a common hackgnm- mon box, with sliding cover, was found fitting close to the lid. and sliding with it was piece of sandpaper, beneath which was match head.
 Around the match stem was found a short fuse ending in cap, which was set ill quantity of dynamite sufficient to have blown a house to pieces.
 Fortunately Marquette did not slide the lid off. but going at it backward pried the bottom piece off with his knife.
 Two postofficc inspectors, with local off cers, are working on tho case. It is be- licved the package was brought to the city and mailed here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
20 HORSES

have on hand 25 good horses. includ- ing one pair of seal brown mares, own sis ters. 6 and years, about 2.000 pounds, sired by Canada Wilkes, he by Mambrlno Wilkes dam. Black Hawk mare. can trot together Tn three minutes and safe for lady to drive. Also another pair of brown mares, nice roadsters. One seal brown, can trot in tLres minutes. sired by Star Ethan, and safe for lady One bay horse, lG hands. great style. l POO pounds. good driver. Seal brown mare , years, quite speedy, half sister to Belva May, record 2:29 The balance are good business draft and general purpose horses. which l will sell at bargain. l will also sell Hew Concord bugeies for s40 each and two new carriages, full leather top, $45 each and All grades of horses cheap.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
WALES COMING OVER.
The Prince Writes That He Intends to See
 the Cup Races.

NEWPORT. R. l., April 2O-Tho an- nounccmcnt was made here on the most reliable authority that tho Prince of Wales will visit &uwpOrt during the coming summer.
 Tho information was furnished by a prominent society man, who has just re- coivcd letter from England announcing that his royal hiGhncss will attend tho cup races and spend several weeks at New port.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
Killed an Outlaw.

BRISTOL, "enn., April 2O.-While MT. Aaron Hamilton of Buchanan county. w.. Va, was en route to his home from Taze- well ho was intercepted in a mountainous portion of the county by Bill Jerolds a noted outlaw from Piko county, Ky. Jer- olds began firing from ambush, and Ham, ilton responded with a pistol, putting sev- eral balls into Jerold's body.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
Dr. Buchanan's Death Certain.

SING SING. April 2O.-Warden Sage has made all the preparations for tho execu- tion of Dr. Buchanan the wifo murderer on Monday Buchanan has given up all hopes of escaping the death chair. Ho still declares that he is innocent. If Gov crnoI Morton does not issue a respite Blu Chanan will bo put to death in the electric chair on Monday next.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
FaiIure Due to n Strike.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2O.-Joseph De F. Junkin, assignee of Seville, Schofield x Sons, the Manyunk woolen manufac- tureIs who failed Thursday, said that the failure was due to the strike of 800 em- plOyees a few days ago, and that if the men will return to work at the old schcd- ulo of wages the mills will be reopened.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
Dec,ded Acainst Mrs. Goupar.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 20.-In the su- perior court Judgo Everett held in the suit of Mrs. Helen Cougar, who sought to recover damages from the election board for refusing to allow her to vote at last Novembers election, that under the na- tional and state constitutions women were excluded from suffrage and decided against Mrs Cougar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
Negro Murderer Hanged.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2O.-Frank Full Ter (colorod) was hanged in the parish pris- on. The crime for which Fuller paid the extreme penalty of the law was very brutal one. He not only murdered his mistress, Henrietta Gardiner, but also at tempted the life of another woman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
UgIy Miners In Iowa.

OrTUMwA, la, April Yesterday 500 miners gathered at Cincinnati, but the mayor and sheriff would not let them en- ter the town. Learning that a number of tho AuStrians were armed, the sheriff went out with deputies and disarmed 50 of them. Thoro may be moro trouble
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
FOUND DURAuT GUILTY.
The Coroner's Jury Rendered a
 Verdict Against Him.
VICTIM WAS OHOKED TO DEATH.

The Young Sunday School Superintendent
 Charged Wish the Death of Miss Will
 liams-M More Evidence nS to the Church
 Murelers-About That T'ocketbook.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April "0-The usual crowd of curiosity seekers was present when the inquiry into the church murders was resumed Duant and his attorneys wc:o present. ElmOr Wolfe, the young man whose statements have bten ques- tiOned recently, was recalled to tho stand and offered to produce witnesses to sub stantiatc all ho had previously said in re- gard to his movements on the night Min. nie Williams was murdered, but tho cor oner declined tho offer and both that olli- cial and the clfcf of police said they wero satisfied with Wolfo's statements and did not believe ho was connected with tho crime
 Two of. Duraut's comrades in the na- tional gl iard comrapy woro examined, and said tn St on tko afternoon of tho night
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
La Fiesta at Los Angeles.

Los ANGEIE>. April 30.-Tho grand military pageant of La Fiesta proved the grandrSt sight of all the celebration. Thousands of uniformed men were in line The Chinese presented unique and magnificent spectacle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
Branch Warerooms of GEARY BROS

l3J East Aldlu Cl.
 WATERBURY, ApI 6, To Whom It May Concern: Are vou in the market to buy a piano no vou want medium priced piano? Do you prefer the finest piano the world can nroduce? Or will you have high me dium, which forms the pleasant combina- ton of high quality and moderate PFlce; We have them Here Is list or Pian"N that are unquestionable, several of which lead the world They would be credit to any nation. The sole aim of each maker is to attain the highest standard of excellence in perfection of scale, Of tone' of action, finish and of durability.
 The List: Gildmeester X kroeger' Brown & Simpson, Matchless X Shaw F Muehlield < Co.
 C.u and see them at the Waterbury Furni- tnra Co D. F. NORTON, agent.
 Main wareroomS
 15O Orange St, New Haven, Conn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
Twn Cnnrre.smen III

WASHINGTON, April %. - Representa- lives Hit of Illinois and Cogswell of Massachusetts, two of the best known Re publican members of the house of repre- sentatives, are seriously i'll in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
Legal Hanging In Louisiana.

TALLULAH. La, April 2O-Ben Brod- den (oolored) was hanged here in the Mad . parish jailyard for tho murder of
 -e ympsoh (coloredl at Dolta, La, In 2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
YOU CAN BUY

YOU CAN BUY
 Fine Carolina Rice, lbs for 25C Three packages None Such Aince 26c Four cans fine Jersey tomatoes 25c Three cans Tip Top Milk 25c One lb of choice tea 25c Four pounds of ginger snaps 25c Six pounds best soda crackers 25c Five pounds fine laundry starch 25c Six pounds best oyster crackers 25C Best salt pork. lean ends, per lb Sc Best corn starch Sc Six bars of any 5c soap for 25c Bakers cocoa. ] pound boxes 21C Bakers chocolate. lb cakes 19C Best flour, per barrel s 95 Best flour, Is sacks 52C Fine Java coffee, fresh roasted 30C Royal and Cleveland's baking powder,
 per lb 4OC Creamery butter. lib prints 24c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
Shoe Department.

SPECIALS AFTER 6 P N. Ladies dongola button and lace shoes opera. Phil and common sense toe, regular prIce S9, after D. m 149 Ladies fine vici kId button and lace shoes, opera and common sense toe, regular price %. after D m l97 Mems fine hand made Russia calf lace shoes. opera and college toe, regular price %. after p. m. 29s M~n's fine patent leather lace shoes latest spring style toes. regular price 400. after p. m. 2T5 Misses ard chlldren's dongola button shoes. opera toe. patent tip. regular price 3S. after 6 p. m. I12 Upholstery and Third Floor
 Departments. SPECIAL VALUES FOR TONIGHT. 10 pieces colored and white dotted muslin l0.c regular rrice l5o Is pieces fancy silkoline Sc regular price 12k 25 pairs Nottingham lace curtains 59c, gulsr prIce S5c Odd lnt Holland shades ready to hang 12A each. regulsr price 25c 35 patterns shelf oil cloth best quality 4c yard
 10 per cent discount on baby car riagrs. trunks and travelling bags Large size wblte irunstnne pitcher 12h regular l'rlce 25c IO cak arm chairs with fancy leather Seat 39. worth /4N0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20

We have a room S5 feet long devoted to mems trousers It gives us chance to carry an immense stock for dress or busi- ness. The KING perfect fitting trousers are cut and shaped the same as tailor made and in the market. Then for hard wear we sell the Duchess. never rip" for g., s2 50. s. $S.bO or q. For every suspender button that comes band will pay you)5Oc. If they rip in the seat or. elsewhere we will give you sl or new pair, Mems pants as low Sl.5O and from this price up tA the finest that can be made,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20
The
 United States

government, banks, railroads and in fact all business concerns are run on a credit system Why should you hesitate to ask for credit when we willingly offer it Remember although we sell fine clothing for men, boys and children. also dress goods on weekly payments, our prices are as low as in cash houses, you can verify the statement by making A comparison of the prices of our goods with the prices charged in other places. Over 500 families representing all stations in life are dealing with us on the same basis. We ask no security, we allow no interpretations and have one low price to all, which is in plain figures on every garment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20

Dr. Gibbs, Who Is n Grand Army Man Him.
 self and to Whom the Remark Was Ad. dressed. Threatens to Lick Colonel War
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-20

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-Aceou. T modatiOns for transients, at No. Sl Jeff ferson street. Mrs. Place. proprietor.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-03

II VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN DEEDS
- OF trusts executed by The Building Com
p pnas,, 1f nTanoSe' cooperation duly chartered
Mo- I Trustee the first dated on the 9th day Of
nay. lss2, and duly recorded in the Office of tbs
deed book No. s: page 2sa. and the other Ss said
deeds a dated the l5sh day OF May, iSa, and div
court of Roanoke county, Virginia In deed hnngy
no. 80. =, page $50, whereby the eaid, The Building
t nUpany OF roanoke, conveyed TO II. s. Trout,
tIustee, the land hereinafter described to secure
three eertsin b, nds OF tho said company to The
iron Bell Building and Loan Association of Roa
Inree thousand eight hundred dollars (S8 500 was
a aa,i the 9th day of May, 1892, and was con
to Sc Inc peI ayr, q the monthly sums OF
ation on the list day OF March. 1899, until the
T Rn,fd, &C. OF the stock OF the said Iron Belt
value of SlOo per share. 800. 'a'
one other OF sad bonds, bearing date on the
ditioned for the payment of the montSiv snm vo ~
SAD series &C. Of the stock OF The Iron Belt
puliuihs and Loan Association should reach the
value OF SiC0 per share, and the remaininr bond
GATED on the 18th day OF May, 1907, in the sum Of
sum OF IS per month, from the 1st OF Apri, saS
until the series "B" OF the stock of the said Iron
tha D,n,dpg and Loan Association should reach
ne Value or SlOO per share, and each Of said bonds
pcing further conditioned for the faithfni ner
t H,i,s, OF the obligations OF the eaid The
PROVISIONS OF said bonds and decd OF trust and
o Inc by. laws OF said association all of which
VIII more tnliY appear by reference to said deeds
on trust duly recorded as aforesaid; and derault
I naving Deen made In the payment OF the said
monthly sums soprovided to DO paid in the three
saiu soonds aud the deeds OF trust securing the
sumo n as well as In other OF the conditions and
covenants OF SAID bonds and deeds OF trust and
oelng thereunto required by the board of d.
icctors OF the said Iron Belt Building aud Loan
nn,sssoclation the undersigned trustee will ON
ImmESSDAG, ! lis 2ITH DAY OF AUGUST ls,)5.
Al i&So O'CLOCK III proceed to cell at public
auction on the premises the following describeS
real estate to-wit:
All that lot OF land with tn. hotel and store
houses thereon, situated In the county or Roa-
n ,s near to the city or Roanoke, Va; Begin.
nihg AT tho southwest corner OF Russell and N ar.
WICK streets fronting so feet on Russell street
ana m extending back between parallel lines with
hMarwick street lC0 feet to an alley, said lots
pelhg Known and designated on the man OF tho
u, Mos as OF the toanoke Development Company, by
N3 Ti ~; io' OF block No. s. In section thereof
, IEHMS-Cash. There is due BY the said The
SSnlioing Company, OF Roanoke, upon their said
nohos the sum OF Ss4967i, with interest from the
iOsu uaS vi June, lsoi Ii. {. TROUT,
~',u' Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-03

G oMMlSsloEER'S SHELBY VIRTUE OF
~ DECD OF trust executed 10 George "
Ihomas ny Louisa b. Hagger and hnshsni
bearing Gatc on the 18Th day of Jannarv
1872, lof inc purposes set forth In said dead
OF trust ana by virtue OF decree entered In the.
nustihgs Court or tho city or Roanoke at the
MRy term, 1895, in the CHI ancery cause OF Lonjss
ID. uageer vs. george w. Thomas trustee and
others, the undersigned win, rs commissioner ~
IN me city OF Roanoke. az II O'clock n m ON the
10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1895, tic following
described property: os
Beginning NJ n point on the north s,de ne
Gregory street $50 feet east from Madison strcet
thence north degrees east to Madison street
anehco Win Madison street sonth IS degrees east
80 Icct 10 tcc corner of lot OF Thomas Stanfeld
lhence Win the line OF sail lot south 20 derrees
west sOo fee, 10 Gregory street thenco win
Ilesory street north IS degrees west 200 feet TO
pace OF hesirring designated as lots All ak
90 81 IN ard on the map of the Roanoke
Lang Lang anu improvement Company
iEh MS-tash sufficient to pay the costs of this
sure, the taxes On said property past due and nm
PAID, and the sum or sl,O7t, with interest at 3 ner
GEM per annum on 500. as part thereof, from
Jhiy D, lSti. The remainder OF the purchase
money II any, VIII be made payable In two e0ual
annual ihstalmeuts with interest thereon from
9Ate OF SAFE The deferred payments to be evil
denced oy negotiable notes and secured by the re-
tcnton OF the title until the entire nnrcbasr
money i paid. or by deed OF trust on The mon
cry. Take. Tor iSJ5 will be paid by the mr.
'""scF' WIN. LUNSF0RD,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond required TO he
given in the above cause has been given nv Tho
ahoye'namod commissioner SIS. BROoRR
Clerk.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
(JoMaISs ISL sALE-BY VIRTUE OF

GoMaISSIoNER'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
M deed OF trust executed to George
w. Inomas by Chas. E. Moore, bearing date
Oa the Isth Day OF April, 1898, for the pur.
poses set forth in said deed OF trust, and by yir
t9c OF decree entered in the Hastings Court OF
cause OF Chas. s. Moore VS.. George ". Thomas
trustee, ct al, the undersigned win, as commis.
sioner OF SAID court, sell public auction on the
premises In the city of Roanoke Ar 10 O,CI, OOK
a; al. ON THE 10TH OF AUGUST 1885. the
!oilowing lot OF land with the improvements
tttnereon, being the same property conveyed in
inc ABOVE mentioned deed Of trust and bounded
and described ae follows:
Beginning at q point ON the south aide n,
Shenandosh avenue so feet cast of Tenth street
tnence along Shenandoah avenue IN an casterly
erection 81 feet to point, thence In southerly
alrection between parallel lines $50 feet To the
land OF the Norfolk and Western Railrosd Com.
psny, and boing portion OF lot No, q section As.
Oh the Rogers, Fairfax q Houston addition To
the city or Roanoke, w
.. T3EKMS-Cash sufficient to pay costs OF this
paid, and the sum OF 81 O16 with interes at q pcr
Sent per annum, from the 9th day OF July, 1891 on
SSto, part thereof; the remainder of the mr.
chase money, II any, will be made payable in two
squal annual instruments, with Interest thereon
rom gay OF sale, until paid. The deferred nav
ments snail be evidenced by negotiable notes.
una secured by the retention OF the title until the
entire t purchase money Is paid, or by deed of
Lust on tho property. Taxes for 1895 will have
10 De paid by the purchaser.
WIN. LUNSFORD,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond reouired to he
gwen In the above cause has been given by the
ABOVE named commissioner.
7l2-tds s. s. BROOKE. Clerk.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-03

WHEREAS, A DEED OF TRUST WAS EXE.
w cnted by the Washington Club Land Com
pany 10 William *. Abbott and James E. Ratch-
rord, trustees. dated July 2sth, 1892. and re-
corded In the clerks Office of the county court of
Roanoke, in deed book O. page 5Sl, to secure a
Company for the payment OF s. to the
Central City Building and Loan Association, of
Syracuse, NY, the said trustees having resigned
and the county court of Roanoke on the 18th of
June, lSS. appointed Q. Ii. Vines trustee in place
or SAID Remer and Wilcox, trustees, after legal
ing been mare in tho payments montloIe ed il, said
deed OF trust for more than six months. and being
required go to DO by the beneficiary, shall pro.
coed to cell at public auction TO the highest bid
der ON TIE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1895, AT
ll:3o O'CLOCK A. NJ. on the premises, the prop.
erty conveyed by said deed, to wit: Lot .. section
~, as designated on the map OF the Washinpton
Cup Land Company on hle IN the clerks office
Tor Roanoke county. The amount due is 1851 92
July I, 1885, and cost OF sale.
TERMS-Cash. C. H. VINES
Z t01 Trustec.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-03

TRusTEE's SALE OF HOTEL, BAR AND
&c ONCE inrniture.By virtue OF deed Of trust
dated .Si the 18th day of August 1873 and Of record
W " eds E,5s from Jerry Nicholas and E. r..
ments OF the debts secured thereby, and being
requested In writing by one OF the creditors
named ma therein !, thetrustee named therein, will
on SATURDAY, 24TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1Sg5.
proceed to sell at public auction at the Hotel Ice
co COT. salem avenue and Comm cree street. in the
city OF Roanoke. Va, to the highest bidder or
bidders. all of the furniture dining ROOM Kitchen
ana ONCE; bedding, blankets, pillows aud linen,
IRON safes and fixtures in said hotc Lee also the
par furniture and fixtures In the barroom flor.
merry Nicholas " Wooaward) on the south side
Oh Salem avenue, west OF Commerce street. An
inventory OF said furniture and fixtures is now
In my possession. - "
TERMS: One fourth cash, the balance in three
equal payments In three, elk and nine month";
from Gay or ealc, vii h interest from day of sale
put any ono person whose purchases shall amount
10 less than 500 will be required to pay cash.
For oe1errcd payments, notes with endorsers
satisfactory to the undersigned must be given.
purchased. PA'pe''y
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock A. m and
continue until SO much of said property shall be
eo , as may be necessary to pay the debts Sc
7a3 ids THOS. W. MILLER, Trustee.