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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-13
Chinese Yarns.

Tho priest told us stories of tigers and
or birds that turned to snakes and bit their
owners and of men whom devils seized and
shrnst living into graves. He also gave an
account of the capture of Pcking in 1860 by
cuckoo clock, which as far as 1 remember
hos escaped tho attention of historians.
And so the foreign men," he said, en-
ghasizing the last word TO draw INV at
tention to the compliment implied, "the
foreign men, they made o clock. Who
ahan say how big2 And on top there was
an iron bird that Tapped its wings and
cried, 'Kikaw, kikaw' y man told inc
ehis And inside there were wheels and
nachincry and fire powder. So they gave
It to the emperor. The cmperor-who
ahall say how pleased he was-took it ard
put 1t safe in his palace Put it in his
palace Then not many days and it burst
to pieces pow and men were killed past
counting and in rushed the foreign sol.
diers and plundercd and killed and burn.
cd"
'But how did tho foreign soldiers get
thcrc?" 1 asked
Tho foreign soldiers had gone up river
one by one, fcigning to do traffic in me.
chandise. That is how they got there,
ko 10 waw. "-Blackwood' Magazine.
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To start q Balky Horse.

An officer of the police detail said recent
~: when was mounted policeman, I
learned of most humane and kind meth
od of curing n balky hor.c. 1t not only
never fails, but it does not give the slight.
est pain to the animal. When the horse re-
fuses to go, take the front foot at the fet-
lock and bend the leg at the knee joint.
Hold it thus for three minutes, and let it
down, and the horse will go. The only
way in which l can account for this cffeot-
i've mastery of the horse is that he can
think OF only one thing at a time, and
having made up his mind not to go my
theory is that the bending of the leg takes
his mind from the original thought. -
Farm and Field.
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The Umbrella,

An American, after heightened study Of
the subject, gives the following definition
OF tho language of the umbrella: ITO
place one in n rack ut a club indicates that
it will shortly change owners il n cotton
ono be substituted for Il silk, it means that
exchange is no robbery n man getting
all the rainorops from the points of the
morclla which he holds over lady sig
nil.s courtslip. but when man keeps
the lions share of the article. giving the
lad the raindrops, 1t denotes marriage.
To carry an umbrella under the arm at an
angle implies that the individual follow
Ing will lose an eye, while to hold it Just
higa enough TO inilrc passcrs' eyes and
mons hats signifies Il am woman
Lastly, the loan of an umbrella is synony-
nous with an act OF cgrcgious folly"
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More Than He Could Underatand.

Every woman who cares to be well shod
these days keeps trees to put her boots on
when she is not wearing them. \ woman
who lives near Thomas circle has ever and
ever so many pairs Of them, and she Gag.
RIGS them along even when she Is travel.
Ing. Not long ago she went out to Chica-
60 and stopped ut a very good hotel. When
she went to bed she put her Eeavy calf
skin walking boots outside tho door to bo
BACKED. The trees were in them The
porter was busy that night, and it was
late when he camo to the Washington
woman's boots. 1t mny have been morn
ing, in fact, for he brought them to
tho door himself very early and knocked.
The woman opened tho door There stood
q very black man, his eyes rolling with
fear
Here's youah feet, miss" he said IN
an awcstruck way. II brought ZEN back
I'm, ann stage whispar-"how did
you come TO git both of 'cm cut Pr
Washington Post.
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LIGHTING A PIPE m A WIND.
A Sportaman's Device When Matches Failed
to DO Their Work

ASportaHnn's Device When Matches Fnilcd
to DO Their Work.
Pudding up Scbco lake last summer
IN birch bark canoe" said Now York
sportsman, "tho breeze blew SO hard and
constantly thet, try as 1 might, could
not keep match ablnze long enough to
light my pipe. After O half dozen matches
had flared out In tho lighting of them,
mndc somo fuciblc remarks apropos of my
failure.
Let mo show you how to do It, said
my companion, ON old Californian, who
was handling tho bow paddle Hand me
bit Of that newspaper sticking out of
your pocket
He took tho ptcco of paper and crum-
pled 1t up into q wad, which he retained in
tho palm Of his hand Then striking n
match. he closed both hands about it to
shield it from tho wind, after the tradi-
tionnl manner of tho railroad navy In
lighting his pipe The fame instantly set
tho paper smoldcring on top without its
breaking into n blaze He passed the
burning wad to Inc, and it served as "a
pipe lighter equal to a live coal, the high
breeze tanning instead of cXtinguishing it
1t was the simple invention of a practical
mind, which served my turn then and aft
erward, and I commend the device to
sportsmcn needing finder for pipo light
or to start campfire. New York Sun.
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IRGSTkE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue or deed of trust dated the 2Sth day
OF February, lS'2, from Eleanor b. Bower ard
musoanH 10 Aic1; Neil and Rush L. Dcr., 10
construction Company the payment OF 81 40
anu uetault having occurred in the payments "a
PROVIDED Tor IN said deed for more fhau six
months and at the request OF the beneficiary the
n, as SURVIVING trustee Crush Y. Derr
IL ca A. Nj, In iro i of the premises. pro.
coed TO sell at puNlic auction 10 the highest hid
oer all that certain parcel OF land lying in the
clty OF Roanok'', Va and desert bed as follows:
beglhning II point on the south side of Salem
avenne 100 feet west OF Grove street, thence
south degrees west Il feet to Rorcr avenue
thence Forth 81 degrees west so feet TO n point
thehce north y ccgrccs cast 200 feet to Salem
avenue, thence south 81 degrees cast 80 feet TO
INC place OF beginning, being lot No. 4 section
20. f. Rorer's nap.
But as to the following described part of said
innu VIZ, beginning at point on the south side
OF Salem avenue 100 feet west OF Salem aycpuc
lncncc south degrees west 100 feet TO Il point
!herce hoFth 81 degrees west 80 feet TO n point
lhchce north degrees east 100 feet to Salem ave
nne thence south 81 degrees east so feet to Mace
OF beginning, the sale by myself ma trustre
aforesaid VIII be subject to deed OF trust from
SAID Eleanor B. Bower to j. w. Shields Jr.. and
L. q; Cooke, trustees, 10 secure Old Dominion
SS.0Oo, which Decd OF trust is dated the 9th dsv
OF November, 1880, and Is OF record in deed hook
IS page 10. M
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay costs OF sale
ana me DEBT due the said Middle States Loan
Bnilding and Construction Company amountinr
70 SlIS5'o, as OF the Goth day OF April 1875, and
inc [csonc, II any, shall be payable in two equal
annual instruments from day OF sale.
ALEXANDER NELL,
% 'o Surviving Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

naSing been made in the payment OF said doht
. ana being requested so to do by the hnider
tInIeSseot, 1 shall on SATURDAY, 22SD DAY TT,
ouNh, 1913, at IL o'clock, noon In front Of IN.
sornrthousc, In the city OF Roanoke, proceed 70
sS a. puo.lc auction TO the highest bidder all of
'nT property conveyed in said deed to viii:
certain parcel OF land ing in the CITY OF
VI Oily, tng Mest End boulevard and etreet. thence
Mn a. street In noitherly direction $50 % feet
~ an aiiey, thence with said alley in yvesteriv
ullettlon D. Feet TO point on came thence in n
ssSulnetiy direction $50 feet to the boulcyard
.ne ,a ia an casterly direction with the bonle
's ETY. 30 leet to the beginning.
inis property mas on 1t comnodious two
fences and Is in good repair. This sale will h.
maue SUBJECT 10 lien of 81 go, secured i'm deed of
trust from e. X. woodward and vito 70 8 W "a
Jamison. trustee, dated January i iSo1 ~ sc w,
10 a. N. and w. VI. Fuller payment OF "a "a
evidenced by bond therein described or SO,
date with eaid deed. and payable 1--WE wears ef,.r
oate tnereof with interest at q per cent pcr an
mum payable semi -annually, which bond matured
lst uay or January, lSe5. and WIS., by mutnai con-
sent, extended for further period or Ave Years
from that dale and has attached to It ten interest
cou ions, which coupons are in the sum of Si05
each, railing due on the 1st de ys OF July and I'm
uary or each Tear, said debt being frs lien on the
property above described. And the purchaser
tothat lien. f'f'' eu'''o'
TEkMs-Cash as to the sum OF past due debt.
thh.eaest' anu taxes amounting to 81, 265 80 and
tue &C 81 OF executing this trust. Balance II any
payable In one and two years from date of sale
10 DC evidenced by negotiable notes Of the Dur
sold. " IAW Nj pU6vEperty
$40 tds TrD1,,
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THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
Boils Treated in Scientific Manner with
HOusehcld KemedY.

Household Remedy.
Such large percentage of people have
ut some time or other suffered the incon-
vcnicncc Of boils that we do not believe a
few words to the causes. effects and treat
mcnt or this painful affection will be un.
interesting To the readers of this paper.
Boils are hard, prominent, innumcd tu.
mors, having their seat in the cellular It's
sue beneath the skin. They vary in size
from il pea 10 IA hens egg, and may occur
on any part of the body
The causes are an impure condition of
the blood, which generally arises from i'm
perfect action of the liver or kidneys. If
Quratol concentrated is applied freely TO
n boil in its early stage it will invariably
disappear. In its more developed stage.
when the core is forming, Quratol should
be applied rs a poulticc with bandages
wet with "A lotion of one part TO six parts
of water 1t will be found better than any
other poultice. 1t relieves the pain and re-
duces the swelling and inflammation. The
boil at this stage will have to mature.
Qurntol will, however, prevent much sui
fcring. Its influence is cooling and sooth.
ing to the inilamcd part.
Sufferers from boils should look into
the condition of their blood and some good
blood purifier will no doubt be needed
Quratol is sold by all druggists at so
cents q bottle.
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FRANK M,kEe CAME DOWN.
But This Noed Not Encourage ~Cranks-
With Manuscripts of Farce Comedies.

They arc telling good story on Frank
Mckee, Charles III. Hoyt's partner in the
Madison Square thcatcr. Mexico has an
Office up stairs in tho thcatcr building,
with speaking tube connecting with the
box otlice on the lower floor
Ono dry tho man in the box Office called
up through tho tube to Mexico and said
that there was u man down stairs with a
bundle OF manuscripts who wanted to see
him.
"Ten him am busy and have no time
to waste upon him." was McKee's re-
sponse. "Tell him to go away"
"But he says no must SEQ you, and he
won't take no for On answer"
"Oh, no won't, won't HEP Well, he
will, and that's all there is about 1t. You
con tell him to como at 3 O'Clock next
week, and pcrhUfs then will have time
to spare, said Mckee angrily, throwing
down tho nouthpiccc of tho speaking tube.
Back came another loud whistle, and
this Inado Mexico moro than mad. He
snat&hcd up the tube In rage.
He says no has written Is farce come
dies, " came the voice from the box office,
land It's worth your whilo to see him."
What do caro- If no has written l, 500
farco comodies?" shouted Mexico "Tcll
him to got out"
written haf the stuff III the pieces that
have been produced hero, and no won't
leave until no hos word with you per
sonally.
For heavens sake, man." shouted Nc
kce, haven't you sense enough not to
bother mo with these cranks9 If you don {
get him out of there right away, I'll SEQ
that you don't get even two weeks notice
to quit That's final, too, so don't bother
me any moro.o
well, no persists TINT he Inns written
this stuff, and he says no is bound to SEQ
you If it takes week OF waiting for him
to accomplish It"
"Who tho dGnco Is no anyway" yelled
Mexico
"Ho says his nano Is Hoyt"
Mexico camo downtown York World.
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PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRI1sT
IO dated LIST October, $780, and duly recorded
N ohice OF clerk OF nustings Court for Roanoke,
Sallie NJ. Webb and d. b Webb, her husband,
to eecnre the bond OF Salllc NJ. Webb In pcnni
sum or $1,000 TO Iron Belt Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION, and default having been made in
the monthly payments and other of the condi-
lons or said bond and being thereto required
18TH JUNE, 1895, AT 10 O'CLOCK, nj, on the
premises, proceed to sell TO the highest bidder,
al that lot of land In Roanoke city, Va, beg IN
avenue 23 feet north OF Wells street ut corner OF
an II foot alley, thence with said alley In an
castery direction l62 feet to Il point thence
north 70 degrees 10 minutes east AZ feet to point
.nence IN u Inc parallel with eald alley In a
westerly direction 1857 feet to Commonwealth
avenue, thence south 80 degrees west $40 feet to
the point CT beginning. being lot No. on plat OF
scott ~ Wright dated July, 1SSS On this LOT is
commodious two-story franc dwelling house
TERMS-Cash. H. s. TRCjiTT
~ LUIS Trustee.
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1RUSrEE'S WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed OF rust was executed by James r. Beli
ana Lcanna Bell his wife. TO George j. Pect
trustee, bearing date on the 18th day OF AprIi
lSf2: and recorded IN deed book IS page ISL i'm
the iinstncs Court FOR the city OF Roanoke Va
To secure the performance OF certain conditions
ana payments specified in certain bond exc
cnicd by the said james K. Bell for the payment
or $l,OON TO the National Mutual Building and
Loan Association OF New York In accordsnce
with their articles or association, and whereas
me sald George j. Peet has resigned the said
trust ana the JUG &c OF the Hastings Cont for the
city OF Roanoke, Va, did. NJ the September term,
ls'i appoint The undersigned. c. Il. Vines trus-
zee IN Inc place and stead OF George j. Peet trus-
zee, Hter legal notice a5 provided by statute to
al tne parties IN interest, and whereas default
mas been made in the payment and conditions
mentioned in ssid bond and deed or trust for
more than three MOI this, and having been re-
CURED 80 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 thereof. proceed to cell ut public
auction, TO the highest bidder, on the 2SrH DAY
or JUNE, 1888, At 10 O'Clock a. m, on the prem
lses, Roanoke, Va. all the property convened In
wit: N' W.
Beginning NJ poin, on the south side OF Har-
rison street 200 feet cast OF Second street and
fronting 40 feet OF Harrison street and running
PACK between parallel lines 100 feet TO an alley
ana known rs lot No. 3, IN section 10, OF the
Rogers. Fairfax " Houston addition to the cit g
or Roanoke, Va, together with all the improve
ments thereon, The amount due tho ass cIatior,
$llOl.SI. as or June 2lst, 1898.
TERMS-Cash. C. II. VINES,
o'>u'us 49, Trustee.
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limited Agreement.

"The thirst for strong drink" argued
She thcologian, sis duo to the original
5in.'
The nationalist did not doubt it.
Strong drink" he rcioincd, sis GER
hinly good for snake bite"
Having agreed thus far, however, they
,ould agree no further Detroit Tribune
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Stout Geaticman-Sparc diet, long
walks, etc l coald have managed all that
without coming to this expensive watering
place.
Doctor-Ies, but you forget the annoy
sncc occasioned by the high prices, which
If itself will 60 q long way toward reduc-
ing your weight -pcekskiu Home Jour
ual
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have unlcarncd contempt. 1t is Il sin
that is cngcndcrcd earliest in the soul and
doth bcsct il like poison worm, feeding
on all its boauty. T. Willis.
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NOTICES OF DISSOLUTION.

.nIssOLUTION NOTICE-THE FIRM OF f.
~ Is. Ludwig and G. A. Moomaw, trading as
Consolidated Cigar Co., manufacturers agents,
lie this day dissolved by mutual consent, g. A.
can he paid to either of the undersigned
G. a. MOOMAW,
r. Is. LUDWIG.
Roanoke. Va, May 80. 1895 5sI
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN.
- nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Terry Building Company will be held in the
office OF the company at Roanoke, Va, on Mon
day. June IL 1895, at 10 O'Clock a: m, in con-
formity to the bylaws OF said company
CO j. ID. GREGORY, Secretary
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sEAsoNABLE NOVELTIES.
Darability OF Spun Glass ms u Dress Ma
tcrial,

tcrfaI,
Among the novelties announced is q
cloth OF glass, one kind made entirely from
the hhnents of spun glass and another
with warp Of glass and n welt of silk.
The inventor, Frcnchman. anticipates "a
great future for this material, but its
weight and its cost are both against it.
The price Of the pure glass cloth is 500 u
yard, but 1t Is so durable that it will last {.
lifetime and can be cleaned by merely wip-
ing 1t with damp cloth. This would seem
to be an ideal fabric for rainy day gown
for busy woman; but then, busy women
who have to be out in oil wcathcrs cannot
afford to pay $50 u yard for their best
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n WANT FINE SAMPLES HANDED YOUR
friends or ncighbors Send A. F. Wood, per
trial bottles Satin-Sccnt Perfumes, receive our
pier to you. 531 2w
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TIME WASHINGTON HEIGHTS GROUNDS
and pavilion are now open for picnics and
excursions Apply for terms to committee. W.
II. YAGER, 5. Ii. BoITNOTT, !. ii. REID, Roanoke,
Va. 529tf
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AGENTS WANTED.

w ny DO PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HARD
rom 80 to $40 day easily. All have heard OF
nc nc wonderful success OF tho CLIMAX Dish
1ake money selling it; but anyone can make
noncy, because every family wants one. One
gent has made SiTS.36 in tho last three months
ttcr paying all expenses and attending to regu-
ar business besides. You don't have to canvass;
soon as people know You have 1t for sale they
enc lot Dlsh Washer. Address the GILMAN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, IS Starr ave.
'uc, Columbus, OHIO, for particulars.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
proved real estatc--By virtue of a deed OF
trust, dated 2lst day OF March, 1891 and duIv
recorded In the office OF the clerk or the Hastings
Court Tor the city OF Roanoke Va, in deed booi,
NO. %, page 2S2 whereby Catherine Comminps
ana husband conveyed the real estate hereinafter
referred TO and more fully described in tho snid
deed TO which reference is hereby msde) TO the
underslGned trustee, 10 secure "A bond or ohga-
ION or Catherine Commings to the Iron BELT
Building and Loan ASSOCIATE ion. OF Roanoke Yin !.
ana uefauit having been made therein, and being
hereto directed by said beneficiary, the under,
signed trustees WILL ON FRIDAY, THE 2ST1
DAY OF JUNE, 1895, AT IL O'CLOCK, proceed
70 eel, on the premises, nj public auction 10 the
higncst bidder, certain lot OF land, with a dc
thereon en 'o
Beginnlng at point on the north eide of Dale
Flickwir street and measuring in front ON Dale
avenue Az rect, and extending back OF that width
l5o feet TO an alley, being known and designafed
as lot No 10, OF section ., according to the mal,
or the Belmont Land Company's Addition TO the
city or Roanoke, Va. Terms-Cash.
D 20 tos HENRY 5. TROUT, Trustee
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FOR RHNT.

TOR RENT-THREE NICE UPSTAIRS
II rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. APP
ply corner Chapman avenue and Thirteenth
street, southwest. 6 IL 81
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WANTBD-HELP.

WANTED-A FEW YOUNG MEN WHO
w write we'll and spell correctly. Apply, by
] etter only. to A. K. SnOLES, care Stone Print
nR Co q ~ ~
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{ lOMMlSSlONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
~ residence lots in the West End.-By virtue OF
a decree OF the circuit court or Roanoke City
va, entered at the January term, 1888, in tic
ehancery Gauge of +. L. Zabriskie VS. Frostburg
tcal estate and Investment Company and ale
inc Undersigned special commissioners appointed
Oy said decree, make sale OF the following prom.
erty at the front door OF the courthouse OF iRoa
noke CITY, Va. ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH
DAf OF JUNE, 1895, AT IL O'CLOCK. NJ.
those certain lots or parcels of land lying in the
city or Roanoke, Va. and bounded and d cscribed
as follows, to-wit Beginning ut the northeast
corner or Chapman avenue and Is street, thence
aIong the north eide OF Chapman avenue south
a. degrees east a30 feet to a point, thence north
~ degrees ~ minutes east l37 feet to an alley,
thence with said alley north ~ degrees west $50
rect 10 Is street, thence with Is street south 40
degrees west i37 feet 10 the place OF beginning
!ERMS.--Cash sufficient TO pay the cost OF
suit aud salc and the sum OF $685. with interest
from september ~ 1850. subject TO credit OF 800
a. OF the 10Th OF November lSs)2; SlO0 ~ OF the
18th or Aprii, 1893 and $50 as of the 9Th October
isIj, ana al=o the sum OF Sl,36i H. with interest
from May, 18TH, 1891; balance II any. in euual in
stalments payable with interest In one and two
years from date OF sale and secured By a deed OF
trust on the property.
j. w. BOSWELL
X. RANDOLPH HICKS
Special Commissioners.
Bond has been executed as required by the
decree in THIS cause.
l5-td- :. $. BROOKE Clerk
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TOR RENT-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
Il for light housekeeping. 80 Seventh avenue
southwest. est
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Observation-Disclosures.

c PLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR APPOINT
y ment OF young men in the Rtiway Mail Ser
vice: examinations In every State. Write for
particulars NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT
lNSTITUTE, Washington, D. q.
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"A GENTS AND CANVASSERS TO SELL THE
"A greatest patented article OF the day Sells
ipn sight. send stamp. Electric Cake Beaten
nd Dtopper Co., 30l N. .. National Bank Build
ng, New Orleans, La. BT1w
WANTED-TWO OR THREE STATESMEN
wv for good territory, to handle our line OF
household goods. Good opportunity for en-
frgetic canyasscrs. Apply Standard Installmcnt
company 500 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
h J-l1lm
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BOARD.

.NA1 ANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN OR A
w desirable couple can get good room and
board by applying TO 40 Roanoke street.
522-tf
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FOR SALH.

u GGS.-ORDER 66GS FROM PRIZE STOCK.
~ Twenty varieties OF fine fowls. X. REID
HARDING, Allegheny Springs, Va 463m
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TRUSTEES SALB.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
dated 18th day OF October 1870, recorded in
clerks office or Hastings Court. city OF Roanoke
Va, in deed book ~. page l25, in which e. r.
Woodward and wife conveyed 10 the under.
siened trustee the real estate therein described
In ttnst 10 secure to Roanoke Trust, Loan and
SAFE Deposit Company. payment OF the Gum OF
Sl,COO, evidenced az therein set out, and defau I
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Bond has been executed as required by tn,
decree in this cause.
i5-td- $ s BROOKE CLARK