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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31
YOUR ATTEN-
TON

P. W. Simms, has sold his saloon
in the north east corner Of the
square, and is anxious to close oil
accounts due him in that business,
if you haven't the money call and
give your note and thereby square
the books.
He also calls your attention to
the fact that he has Just opened an
assorted line OF Staple and Fancy
Groceries in the house lately vaca-
ted by NJ. J. Richardson, on the
east side Of the square, He will
run a meat market in connection
and promises you good fresh goods
and fair dealing.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31

ATTENTION, Ladies, call at
W. W. Kronks and see the pref
tiest and cheapest line of Queens
ware ever brought to Lawrenceburg,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31
To be continued
TOWN AND COUNTY N EWS OF
WRENCEBURG AND VI
CINITY, GATHERED FOR
TT Z DEMOCRAT READ
ERS EVERYWH ERE.

Robertson repairs watches.
The Medley House has a buss.
Jim Dunn was in Franklin Sun
day.
Wanted 500 chickens Neellcy &
Garner,
Isn't it about time for anothel
marriage.
JAS. Stribling returned Monday
from Texas.
Staple groceries at let live prices
at Browns.
New line of Queenswarc at w.
W. Kronks.
Jas. Haggard, of Waynesboro
was here Saturday.
T. A. Hollis Sheriff of Wayne
county, was in the city Tuesday.
Wanted 1000 Gunies, Noelley &
Garner,
Sam D. Neelley didn't &c"
Whaloy at all.
J.C. Stewart was down from
NaShville ednesday.
Sunday is childrens day at the
NJ. E. Church South.
]. E. Cannon, Of Iron City was
on our streets Monday.
We solicit share of your pat
ronagc, Spence Bros.
Prof. Chain was in Columbia and
Nashville the first of the week.
A new fence is being built
around the Institute,
Cash paid for all kinds of barter
Neelley & Garner.
J.J, Pennington, of Henryyille
was here Monday.
John Garner went to Mt. Pleas
ant Wednesday.
If you want an ice cold drink
these hot days go to Mrs, Luker's.
Wanted 500 doz, eggs Medley &
Garner,
Remember that w. w. Kronk's
is the place to go to get nice fresh
groceries.
A. a. Barker Dep. L. 5. Marshal
of Columbia was in the city Mon
day.
c. L.Norman and wife returned
to Waynesboro last week after
three weeks stay in the city
what stops Neuralsias Dr Niles Pain Pills.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31
BIG LAND SALE

At the Court House in the tow,
of Lawrenceburg, on June 10th,
1895. There will be sold to the
highest bidder a large lot of lands
belonging to Parbe's Estate and
Sykes & Parkes, including various
lots known as the German lands.
For further particulars call or ad-
dress Tom Dunn, Lawrenccburg.
Tenn, and get posters describing
lands terms Of fsale Sect.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31
Amendment to Lawrcnceburg
Corporation Charter.
Sc NATE BILL NO. 4O7.

An act to amend the Charter Of
the town of Lawrenceburg, Law.
renee County Tenn, so as to es,
tablish its boundries and define its
powers, and to amend the Act in,
cooperating the town of Lawrence.
burg, being section 16 of an Act
entitled "An Act to reduce the sew.
eral acts incorporationg the city oi
Columbia i1to one act, and to
amend the same" passed February
25, 1869, and to amend so much
more Of said Act as applies to the
town Of Lawr9nceburg.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31

Kate Goedcker. ct ais.

In this cause it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the undersigned
from the Bill which is sworn to
that Kate Geodeker, Kathcrin
Geodeker, Anna Geodeker Lizzie
Geodeker and Phillip Geodeker
the above named Defendants are
non residents Of the State, so that
ordinary process Of law cannot be
served on them.
1t is therefore ordered that pub
lication be made for four consccu-
tive weeks in the Lawaence Demo
crat a news paper published in
Lawrenceburg Tenn, requiring the
said nonresident defendants to be
and appear at the next term of the
Chancery court for Lawrence
County Tenn, to be held in the
Court house in Lawrenceburg on
the 2nd, Monday in June 1885,
and then and there plead, answer
or demur to the bill filed herein, or
the samewill be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing
eX oarte.
W. T. Nixon, C. & NJ.
J. II, Afford, Dep, c, & NJ.
W, X. Finney, Solr,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31
GRATITUDE UNBCUDED.

Walnut, Texas, Men. 15, 1898.
To Rev. r. L. McElree:
have suffered for years with
dull headache, weak back and
shooting pains in the small of my
back and sholders. About two
months ago l got two bottles of
McElree's Wine of Cordui, and it
has cured me ofall my troubles. l
feel very grateful to DR.. McElree
for his wonderful medicine.
Mrs, f. J. Mayfeld.
The DENooFAT from now till
Jan. /, 1896 viii only cost you 80
cents. Avail your self Of the oppor-
tunity.
Some mems fnanciatopinions are as
unstable as May weather has been this
year.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31

While in Stockton, Cal some time
ago, Thos, F, Langsu, of Los Banos,
that state, was takeu very severely with
cramps and diarrhoea. He Glanced to
meet mr.. c. m. Carter, who was simil-
arly afflicted. He says; II told him of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera andDiar-
ahoea Remedy, and we went to the
Holden Drug Store and procured bot.
tle of it, 1t gave ml- Garter prompt re-
lief and can vouch for its having cured
me-" For sale by J. u Stribling & Co.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1895-05-31

! am very thankful to the good
people for their patronage, and
solicite your future trade.
NE W GOODS RECEIVED.
Have received the following
seeds in bulk: Clover Timothy,
Red Top and Orchard Grass, and
Oats Seeds OF all kinds, | also
have both Irish and Sweet Potato
Seeds Buy your Spring Hard
ware, Harness etc, from me and
save money. 1-1l-95
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10
REV. NICOLAUs LEONARD, o. S. F., Rector.

SrauBen bdmmerte e3 6ereits.
Der Bforrer mari ~er'taunt ei1eu Bid
mad Oct ubr. IS mar iinf ubr Mors
gems.
Sann iprahen Die geioen nod
cine Meile nit chamber iiber Die
WaBre9eln, Die Der Yfarrer su ergrei=
ZEN bate. San So9 cine 8rieitaide
b%eruOr, legte ein Pdfhen engliIh2r
Staatsi9elne aui Den Slid unO nabm
Damn Nbi1ieo bon Dem Yfurrer. Sie=
ier orlnS i'm, cine Startung su lit
5u nebnen. San nabm einen Shlut
leibten @eines. oriifte Dem Yfarrer ge=
riibrt Die Sano uno ais oas 8iOflelll
Der Stride Den Ingelus ldutete, ihritt
er balti9en Sbrittes aus Dem Sorfe.
BOD ~IreuOiger 9onnungen butte er oGs.
lelbe Dor peni9en Winuteu betreten
Gnttduiht, nit 9ebrohenem SerSen,
ein anoerer damn, ibritt er aus Oem-
Ielbeu. Su arlllsr SAM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10

} 8lantagen nabm, mo er i'm gum @uf.
Ieber ilber Ieine Sunoerte bon Sflapert
mdbte.
San prizes Ii6 9liitli6, oieien eolerr
Vtnrn an9etrofen gu BADEN, uno pers
ipra6 oemIelben. 10 LANCE bel ibm slt
blelben, als es ibm MIR m6gli6 ndre.
Damn, uenn er iib Elm fleines germos
gen eripart, tuolle er ju ben Seinen SIs
rildtebren.
SofOrt idrieb er an Mietie, tbeilte
tbr ieine Grlcbniiie nit uno bat Tie ru.
big 81 bIeiben. Sn einigen Sabrerr
rpolle er ipieoer bel ibr iein. Ser
BRIEF 9elan9te nie an feline Qore6e.
Oils ONs Sa6r I'm mar, brad 3rieg
iber jene5 Sano Elm, uno Der pfian}
ger belbluor OO6 San, bel ibm aus;u.
barren, biz jene GsiBel pDriiber iei.
San blleb. canals ibrieb er pieoer.
I'M: aud Oieler Speite Grief 9ins BEL
DER unre8elmdBi9en POitperbinouns
Uerloren.
3tRi Sabre odlterte Der Grieg. San
bate li6 Die 2iebe uno 9l6tung iei.
les Serrn 81 erringen sstpuBt, Der
in ibn einen S%uuerIlhigen Nufiebsr
Bate.
SEPT erinnerte San oenielben an iein
Wort uuo bat i'm. mad Der Sei.
matb Suritffebren 81 oiirieu, mo- Die
Semen i'm boil bangor Sebniu5t er-
tparteten.
Nbidon Der gilan;er nibt aerns
bon San ibieo, wiligte er bod Elm,
uno San traf ale Qlnitalten CUR
AbreiIe, Die iiber a1t Suse itattfin.
Den lplte.
Nm Gage Dor oerielben bra6ten Die
Arbeiter Die einSige Sobter bes Yflana
gers toot na6 Sau.ie; le mar 10 ull=
glilfIib nit Dem pferoe 9eltiirst, oab
man lie leblos aufbob. Der alte Sas
ter mar ME auBer li6, mari lib in
tuabnItnnlgem S6ner,e auf Die 2ei6e
oes 9eliebten &inoes uno gebdroete ii9
lule Elm GerSipeifelter.
glt elle NDretle u1ter olelen umltdts
ben tOnnte San nibt pobl oenten. gr
blieb uno trOltete ben lnaliifliben alten
Sater, Der bon benz Sage an trdntelte
uno Das 3ilnmer ieines beimge9an9es
nen Sieblin9s nibt mebr perlieB. Der
YIlanSer muroe bettldserig uuo on elm
IuItomnlen mar ui6t mebr Su oeuteu.
San pfleate i'm nit Der Singebung uuo
Siebe eiIes Sobnes.
3pei polle Sabre lie6te Der alte
Waun oabin. Nls er itarb, mar tein
Olretter Grbe oa, une San benabri9s
ti8te Die Serpanoten ieines Serrn, Die
III Seutldlauo wobuteu. bonn Sooe oes
YflanSers. Gr iiibrte biz 3u i9rer
antunft Die Plantage alein lpeiter.
Nls Die Grben %eintrafen, beI6poreu lie
Den treueu Gerlualter bod nod meni9.
items elm Sabr 81 bleiben, bis ale Nn-
g%elegenbeiten 9ere9elt uno ms Geine
9ebra9t mdreu. San blieb.
(S6luB folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10

Gs mar Elm reanerii6er Serbtabeno.
9Snr hsr S,iSfe feots eiu fnlter thuei-

Gs mar Elm reaneril6er Serbtabeno.
SOn Der Suite iegte ELL talter, lbnei=
oiaer @ino uno beuite nm Die nieoerei
Slitten oes S0rileins uno Iubr Ourt
Die Sbornlteiue biuuntsr in oas Serb
feuer, oaB Die 6unteu tnllterno uno
Ipriibeno auseinanoer ltoben.
SIN Yfarrbauie bate Die alte Saus=
bdltsrIu Die Senlterlaosn felt Oerram=
melt. Sm tleinsn Stuoirltiib1er
brannte sin luitis Seuerben, uno eine
bebagllhe. wOblige @drme ourA3ua
oas laui1i9e Gsmah. gui Dem Slide
brannte Die 2ampe nit Dem mdbtl9eu,
9riinen S6irm. Die 3eugln Der gta6t=
ipabtu, oe5 Stuoiums uno oes @ebe=
tee oes piirOigeu Prieitsrs. Gings
I'm oisIelbe lagen einige Bidder mo
ShriIten. Su Der gte ltano eln pult
aus SannenbOlS oaneben eill elntahes
Yilbergelteu nit einem 9rilnen Nelel=
porbaug oapOr. Yin Der @ano bing
Elm arOBes &llsiiir aus braunem, aite'l
Glbeaboli 9elbuIBt.
Der Yfdrrer i'm bequemen Sullsrof
i1ritt, Die Sdnoe auf Dem Glifen, nabs
oenteno auf uno ab. Sin lbwarSes
Samnettlppben oedte oas BON lilber=
weiBem Spar umlofte, ebrpllroige
Suupt beS 8reiien.
9a | lopfte IS laut al Der Saus-
tbiir.
Der Yfarrer mari einen @lit aui
Die tleile Shwarsipdloer ubr. oeren
luitises SIttat Die StiQe oes Simmers
unterbra9, uno m%lrluelte balblaut Dor
lib bin:
Sereits balb 3e6n! @er mag nod
81 10 ipdtsr Stunoe tOmmen? Us
miro bod fem llnfal li4 ereisnct ba-
ben!
Die alts S~ausbilterin gina iAliirs
ienoen Sbrittes. um SI ieben, wsr
ginlaB beaebre. Giueu Nugenblld
ipater trat lie bereiu uno msloete:
YIN Srell0er Ut orllberl lillo mlftl1t
Guer Spbwiiroeu 81 ipreben. IS 1T
Elm 9rOBer, brauner Mann nit langem,
ibpar3eu Sarte uno getleioet wie Elm
Watroi', nur piel isiner uno porneb=
mer.
Ser Yfarrer lann cine @eile uab,
als Oh er na69ribeln wOlle. per wobl
Der ipdte Selu6er iein mO9e. Damn
la0te err tur,: Capt i'm berein! Die
wiitte binuus. Yalo oarauf eror0bnte
Elm letter m1nnliber Shrltt i'm Saus-
fur, oann pohte es an Der Sbir uno
auf oas: Serein! oes pfarrers ofnete
lid oielelbe uno berein trat cine bObe,
ltattlibe, ipnnoerbranute Semannsge.
ltall.
@slobt iei Ssius Griiius! Serr
piarrer!
IS mar cine ibDne, tieIe Wdn-
neritimme, oeren Slang anSenebm be-
rii6rte.
Su gwi9teit amen! srpioerte Der
Yfarrer uno ~liiftete oas Sammttlpp=
lsiW. 0a9n bot sr benz YeIu4sr sl9su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10

llno nun iprad er in wobl9elebten,
einia4en, lbliaten 8orten, ME 6ranS
81 linn setOmmeu lei uno i'm 9ebeten
babe, in Ieinem 9tamen I'M Wietlens
Sano ~ansubalten. Sn marmen g8or=
ten reoete er ibr iiber ben ltilell, ernlten
damn, Der lie nod INNER nit oerlel=
ben beiBen 9iebe liebe uno ibdbe, bob
oann berpor, oaB lie elmer trdftlaen
Stiibe beoiirfe, oab Sran5 ibren Sim
bern Elm bersens9uter Sater neroe,
bemertte, oaB bic geieBlihe 6rilt bon
Ie6s Sa6ren bereits perltri6en, uno
bat lie, li6 Die Sadie ernltliA uno reifll9
3u iiberle9en.
gete CUR WaoOnna, Mtietje, enoigte
er, uno iuhe Sir bort &atb uno Silfe
uno Grleu1tung. Seute Nbenb tommt
'6rans ii6 islblt ben Gnti4eio bolen.
8ott befo6lca.
Mtietie mar bleih oemoroen unO in
i9reu Nu9eu gldnsten slpei Sbrdnen.
sic bate ldn9it mabrgenOmlnen, OaB
6rans lie iiebe, beiB liebe uno bate
iiir ibu ale N9tung lno 9ebiibrenoe
Grfenntli6teit. 2ange LAB lie un=
i4liiii9 Dn, Suuieno Dirre 8eoanten
treusten Ii9 in ibrem arnlen SOpfe, oa
iolote lie benz &atbe Oes prlelter5 uno
trat in Die Sapelle, mari li1 OOr benz
8naoenbiloe nieoer uno betete lang uro
innig. gt5 fie auiltano mar ibr gnt=
ibluB 9efaBt.
SD mill meinen Ginoern einen To=
ter geberl, ipra9 lie uno lbrltt lbrenl
6aule Su.
Nbeuos fam 6rans uno trllg iDr lein
Nnlie9en in erulter, ihliAter &eoe Dor.
Otietje reihte inn geritbrt Die Sano
gum 3ei6en Der GinipiQi9ung uno
iibergliitlih ihlana Srans ieine arme
I'm ben Nafen oes lett Sabren beiBge=
iisbten @eibes uno preBte lie innig on
iein Sers.
Sarf i6 DID enolih mein uen=
nen, Su liebes, liebes 9Seib! uno er
oriitte Den eriten SUB auf ibre Stlrne.
Na6 einem Wtonat wuroe in aaer
StiQe Die Sp1Seit ~began9en. am
9liifli6iten maren Die beioen Ginoer.
Sept 9atten Tie ben Sntel INNER bel liA
uno er lOlte ME mebr BON lDnen iort
9eben.
5Sraus mar Die Site uno 2iebe
ielblt. gr trug iein gSeibben auf ben
Sdnoen uno liebte DIE &inoer 10 innl9
uno 9liibeno, ais oh es ieiu eigen 6lellh
uno Slut 9epeien wdre. Mtietje lelblt
iab Doll 3upsrlidt in Die 3utunft.
Sic mar 0liiflib unD slfrieoen, uno
ieoeu Sag lsrnte lie cine neue tre1=
libe Settle ibres Gatten tenllen uno
l9Gben.
Oils Elm Sabr Ooriiber mar, 9ebar lie
ein S0bnlein. 6rans par auBer lid
Dor Srelbe uno liebte leiu 99elb6en
nod treuer uno inni9er. Is mar Elm
gliiflibes, titles Seim, boil Sonnen-
lhein uno teine g8Olte trlibte Den bei=
tern, 9Oloenen Slang. Der alte Ylar=
rer bate ieine iSreuoe unO ieinsn StolS
an ben beioen sliifliben 2eutben uno
iaats oft:
Mietje. Oh tannit unierm Serrgott
niht Ssnu9 ounten fir oas cole trelle
Wannesbers, ouS er Dir III 0elnem
@atten 9ei4entt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10

Sn ienem I6rcfli6eu Sturm. BEL
msl9em falt Die Salite Der Slider Den
COB 9efunoeu batten, mar San ntAt
81 8rlnoe 9~e9angen. Cine Sturi=
peQe bate feline Sarte pie cine lel6te
NuBihale umgei6lagen. glber San
ein tiibner uno %geluanoter S6mimner
tdmpite wie elm Gone nit ben ~9erualtig
ihGumenoen Wogen. Die 9lugen balb
9ebienoet BON ben sii6enoen. branoen=
Den 6lutben rang er wobl cine babe
Stunoe lang per9ebeus, uuo fait pQre
ieine Strait erI6lafft uno er elm wilen=
loies Spielseug Der Wellen aeiuDrOen.
als feline Nrl1e einen felten @e9enItano
trafen. Gin Santesruf entrang Iib
Ieinem SCREEN. IS mar Elm um9etipp=
ter Mtaltbaum, Der Dor ibm bertrieb.
Mit u~n9ebeurer &rait iteuerte San aui
oenielben Los, l6pan9 lib oarauT uno
tlammerte iih trampibaft al Dem ret=
tenoen Yaume. Nber Der Sturm bate
liA nod niht gelegt; Die Naht brad
Elm uno Der Srtan eniieneite lid nDh
wiloer uno furbtbaren. San bate,
obmobl balbltarr Dor SQlte, uG6 eiuer
ltarten Sanfl4nur geiu9t. Die er sufdl=
Tiger g8siie in Der Sui6e bel Iib trlg,
uno ii6 oann. 10 gut es eben 9ing, an
ben Sulten angefelelt. so tonnte er,
aui einige Stunoen wenigItens, Dem
Sturm e%ntaegenieben. 9&nn er nur
bis sum na6iten Ror9eu iib balteu
tonnte, boTfte er, iueroe er mOgllbers
weiie Gettung iinoen tOnnen.
Sein gldubiges 6ottuertrauen iollte
bslobnt weroen. Oils am Worgen Die
Some aufgiuQ, iaben WatrOien bon
einem porbeliabrenoeu Sitinoienoump=
Ter eiren Waun auf eiuem Stiif Draft
baum in Der 9tdbe trelben. &aId
luuroe ein Boot ausgeieBt uno San mar
9erettet.
ga oos S6iif uuterlpe0s ni6t al=
belt, trat San, an Dem Der Sdpitdn 8e=
fallen geiunoen, ais WdtrOie bel ibm
eIu unO matte Die Geiie I'M Die g8elt
nit.
Sn Snoien o~n9elanQt, ood)te er, io=
tort um3utebren uno ii1 flir europa
pieoer eiusuidiffeu. 9lber ieine beiBeu
@iinihe, baiO wieoer bel ieinen 2ieben
81 lein. ginger ni6t in Grfilaung.
Sin Sebrenoes 6ie6er, oas er Iib. III
ienen u%n9eiunoen beiBen Strihen srlge=
sogen. blelt ibG WOhenian9 ans Sran=
tenbett 9eielIelt. Sa Lag er rIlter eiuem
irerloeu 0immlelsitri1, auf ben Soo
trOnt. obne Sreuno. Obne TewanOte,
dlein, bon Naen ~perlaIIen uno Dbne ir=
geno wel6e SilfsmIitel.
Seine &dmeraoeu batten suiammens
gelegt uno ibln ibre tIeiue SaarihuIt
Suriifgelaien, 0ber Der bdbilbtiNe
@irtb bate ii6 bas @elo a~u9eeiQnet
uno lieB IS DEM Granten DIT aIn gler=
uOtbwenoi9lten ieblen.
Nur ieiner i~tarten, 9eiunoen Matur
uno Der Silfe 0Ottes bate San ieiu Se=
ben 81 Oeroanten.
gus er pieoer 0uilte6en tonnte,
I6leppte er lib IN Der fremOen StaOt
umber. bieirb uno ab9emagert mie
ein Geipenit unO bonn Sunser per=
Sebrt.
Sa iiste es @Ott, oaB sr sinsn @u=
ropder antrai. Der lia ieiner srbarmte,
uno i'm nit liA auf feline au3geoebnteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10
g11 Vo0e ueretnt>
Cine Gr5dhlun9 Don Karl 1r1erid.

bette ibren gruoer rufen lalien uno
oeilen GinpiQi9ung casu %eingebolt.
6rans lobte ibren Gnti4lub uno bat
lie, ibres Nmtes treu unb OpferDilig gu
walten. Galt ia ibre Spr8falt lelner
emit Weliebten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10
e 6luB IT,

Sef6eioeu. = Wma: ,Nein, III
Die @nlnd eitel!" = &lara: vg8ielo
oenn?" - Dina: .Neulib bOrte i9.
wie lie Ia9te. lie bate aebnli1teit NIT
MR."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-10
Sntereiante GrSdblnuseu.

8ir mOhten unIere 2eler benadri6.
tigen. oaB mir i'm Saufe oes tommen-
Den gSinters cine 2ln;abl prahtUoller
@r;dblunQen publisiren peroen. 98ir
beginner mabriheinlih 9eQen Gnoe
September poer Nnfdng Sttober nit
elmer berielben. Nuh m06ten mir
uuiere SeIer bitten, S%enieui9eu, melbe
ibr glatt gum 9eicn Der GrSdblun9en
bprQen, 9ieIes mit;ut9eilen, uno
oieIelben frsunoliAt 81 erlu6en. auf
oieIes 0lutt Su a%bonniren.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-13
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.

1t is reported that an offer of s25 600 has
been made for William Penn, 2:111a.
Lucky Baldwin has offered p. j. Dwycr
$50, GOO for Handspring, but Dwycr says
no Will not sell the colt ut any price.
Byron McClclland recently bought q
picture of Henry of Navarro for 5000 and
made Soup Perkins, his jockey, Il present
Of it.
Allcrton and AXtcli wcro foalcd but six
days apart. Allcrton was the elder, but
Axtcll was the first to achieve national
fame, and was sold for sos, 600.
Rubnsten, the great Ohio pacing stall
lion by Baron Wilkes, starts out tho season
with remarkable performances that stamp
him ono of the best of the free for all can
didatcs.
That Azoto escaped a life of ignoble OBJ
security WAS almost an accident. He was
bred and owned ut famous Palo Alto, but
In his younger days was SO little thought
or that he was put to the drudgcry of work
on the farm.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. EXE.
y cntcd 10 me, the undersigned, on the 9th
dhy OF August. 1886, recorded In deed book No. 3
page 3I2. OF the clerks office OF the Uustinos
SOurt Tor the city OF Roanoke, Va whereby
Michacl Kelly and Theresa Kelly, his wife. 10
secure the Roanoke Land aud Improvement Com
pany inc payment OF the sum of 81 100, conveyed
the property hereinafter set forth, said sum nav
abIe In !3S equal monthly instruments OF si5
eacn with interest at the rate of six per cent per
aSnn,am, payable on principal monthly; and dc.
ton or the said cum OF SLIGO, and having been
requested so to do by the beneficiary nnder said
deed OF trust. will, ON SATURDAY. THE 3isT
Dhi OF AUGUST, 1S95, AT 1850 p M. in front
OF the courthouse, in the city of Roanoke. Wa
oncr Tor sale, to the highest bidder the following
described property, situated IN the CITY OF Roa
nokc, va, bounded aud described as follows:
BEGINNING at point on the south west corner
oI Eiimer ana Lee streets, thence along the latter
eouth degrees Is minutes west so feet thence
north % degrees 45 minutes weet 1T6 feet TO the
road along Lick kun, thence along same north
~ degrees % minutes east 81 feet to Gilmer
street, thence along same south So degrees Is
mInutes east l64 feet to the place OF beginning.
u9usS thereon. and known as 10 No. 80, ward g.
ThRMS-Cash az to enough to pay the costs OF
executing this trust, including trustees com
mission OF five per ccntum; Si25.51, the amount
IN arrears, with interest thereon from the 10th
DAY OF May. 1895, and the balsnce II apy. TO be
mnoc payable In one, two and three years from
cate OF sale, with Interest thereon Mt the rate
SIX per cent. per annum, evidenced by three ne.
gotlaole notes, secured by deed OF trust upon the
properly sold, and bearing interest
'ol'tds JOS. l. DORIAN, Trustee
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TURNING THE TABLES.
Tho Unfortunate Lawyer and Ills Client,
the Nurse.


the Nurse.
The extent to which lawyers can ex-
erclse their imagination when pleading
i'll behalf of their clients is almost be-
You'd belief, but sometimes the tables
are turned i'll very unexpected fashion.
On one occasion Mr. S. was en-
gagged i'll presenting the case of a wom-
an who pctitioned the court to grant
her n Judicial separation from her hus-
band, worllinemm, and urged that as
slo was Ill extreme poverty she was en-
titled to alimony according to her hus-
bands means
With voice broken in its pathos the
lawyer dilated on the imperative neccs-
slty of the case, declaring that his client
was utterly destitute, not having a mat
tress to lie upon, and not possessing the
means to purchase crust of bread
When tho evidence had been heard
tho judge, who well knew tho counsel's
unlimited powers of exacgeration.
turned to the appellant and addressed to
her few questions.
Have you then no occupation?"
Yes, my lord; am nurse" was
the lncautious reply.
And where are you emDloyed?''
II am at Mr.. SIS" she unwit-
tingly rejoined, pointing to her counsel.
1t was with the greatest difficulty
that the judge refrained from joining in
the shout of laughter with which this
admission was hailed boston Travel
Ter.