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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-15
LaaAL NOTICES.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIysT ny
~ ecuted on the 9th day OF June 1909 ana e,
corded on page 2T2, in deed book No II Of t,,s
nustings Court records T., the CITY Of ,osnoIc
ia which VIM. p. Hun COW yed TO W. p Hail.
uus0e, certain real estate therein descr1 bed ",
rus, 70 secure 10 the Southern Mutual Buildino
aud Loan Association OF Atlants. Ga the renas
,uent oi loan OF 500, according TO the contii.
uons OF certain bond OF even date with Z he eaI,
deed, and the said Hale having resigned the saiG
nust, andithe undersigned trustee having been
ouly substituted by order of court TO execute th.
saio trust In the place and stead OF the raid Hale
altcr due rotfce TO the parties at interest there
lore, US the said obligation now stands In de-
iTIIS on rcquest OF me beneficiary will ON
LIE l2TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1875. mt IL
oTuGk neon, on The premises, ofYcr for sale at
rerta;n ou.cry to the highest bidder, all OF that
@ parcel OF land together with ali improve
snen 20 thereon, situated In the city of Roauoke
ano State OF Virginia, aud bounded end describeS
as follows, to.wit: N Ne'e'su
Beglnning at the northwest corner OF Tsseve,,
anu atioe streets. thence with Tazeveil strs o.
;y lolty-Iour and six.tenths "a o. feet 10
pU, tt ON same thence northerly one hundred
ara .r,y Soul leet to an slley thence with eaid
aLcy easteriy Tour 90 feet to a point ON SANE
thence southerly eighty feet to a point four 1E
let east OF the western boundary line OF this Iot
tnence easterly twentyt wo (29) feet more or ies.
10 Tayioe street, thence with 1ayioe strss,
s9ntherly fifty (5o) feet to TazeWeli street Inc
pace OF beginning and known az part of lot Mo
Q. S Ssst,on No; z, OF the Edgewood addition.
iShMS-Cash sufficient to pay the coat, er
TINS sale and the debt due said association.
August: lS.'5, and the balance IL any psyahin Ia
one and two years with approved security Tor he
icrred payments ARTHUR N DEKr
y.lut1s. 1'rnst.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-15

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAS By A GER.
tain deed OF trust dated the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1872, and recorded in the clerks ofics OF
the uusttngs Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va,
IN deed book No Is page l0t j Goldstein con-
Seyed the hereinafter described real estate to
Sllas w. Burt And bis successor Trustee. 10 &c
cure 10 the Bankers Loan and Investment Com
pany The payments rs therein set forth on q loan
OF (e1, 2CU twelve hundred dollars, and whereas
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

south SO 49, east 80 feet thence south Isl. west
100 feet. thence north $40 Az west 80 feet thence
north % i61, cast 100 feet to Gilmer street, the
% of August 8, 1895, is S1322i3 and costs OF this
sale.
S21 ids ARTHUR N. DERR, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-15
II RusTEE,s sALE-WIIERRAs OLE,

E ssiS ZEE, >, SUPPLEMENTARY SAIL w, GER
Brooks TO George j. Pects, trustee, bearing date
18Th March, lSa2, nd recorded in the oiork's
ollice of the Hastings Court for The city of Roa-
the performance OF certain conditions ana nav
mcnts specified in certain bond executed nv
sad ID A Id Brooks with even date With said
lars !Sl,AW to the National Mutual Buiidir y
and Loan Association OF New York, in accord.
ancc with their articles OF association and where
as the said Geo. j. Peet has resigned the saic
trust; and the Judge OF the nustings Court Tor
the city OF ROANOKE, Va, at the September term,
1873, di appoint Junius Meg ehee in tho place
ana stead or George j. Poet, trustee. after legal
notice, as provided ny statute. to ali the parties
IN Interest; and whereas default having been
made in the payments and conditions mentioned
IN said bond and deed OF trust for moro than
to do Ivy the ocpe iciary, Nhc National Mutual
building and loan Association OF New York i
snail by virtue OF said deed and pursuant to The
10 tho highest biddc ON TIE 4Tn DAY OFF
oCTobER, lS05, Al O'CLOCK p. NJ, on tho
with the improvements thereon bounded and de
scIibed as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at point on the west side of Second
street e c. formerly Randolph strecD twenty.
i've ca feet north OF Fourth avenue =. G. (for
n" vr 1ocrteon street and running themes
point thshcc nor degrees cast
.Us1h S9 feet to point. thence
fcet to Second street =. e., thene ycNih.
2degi ces west twenty live (s5) feet to the plnc.
W ublHb, pSiH. lne Hortn hall or lot two
hundred and one C20O ward Five (i) ~ shown On
the map OF the Roanoke Land and improvement
Company.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay all costs OF OK
ecnting this trust, including commission To the
uust G. ana To pay or said bond with srrearaEes
que thereon, amounting in the aggregate to
Sl,t2Uuo, as OF october 4, 1898. and the balsncc
II any, in ono and two equal ANIMAL instalments
cue IN Twelve and twenty four months, with in
terest thereon fiom date, tho purchaser cxccut-
ing negotiable notes for the deferred payments
anu secured ny ueHd or Trust on the property sold
va IDS JUNlUS McGEnEE, Trustee
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CATARRH OF The STOMACH.

Catarrh of the Stomach is usually caused bv swal
lowing poisonous mucous. which drops down from
the mead and throat at night Speedy and ineI-
pensive cure by the Dunbar treatment Is there
nausea? Are costiye? Is there vomiting? De you
belch mp gas? Are you lght-headed? Is your tongue
cost d? Have you ws'eTbrash? DO you hawk and
spit? Is there pain after eating? Are you nervous
bost Ip after eating? Is there di-gust for br az.
fast Have you distress after Is your throat
q blood to ss Resse eaYs
stsns bad taste in month? Is there gnawinx serss-
momach? When you get up suddenly are Won dixzys
@ wen stomach 10 empty do you feel liant? Do you
sch is full do you feel Oppressed? If you have YOU
,, nave Gasarrh OF the Stomach or what is commonly
Address BOX 9. Kansas City. no.
MS son. Bennie. who was Il years DID, had ren SUI
Ierins with Catarrh troubles and his ears had been
aischarsins for yeas slso deaf for IS years. ovs-
since ne was one year old. He took him to ~ r..
par while he was making professional visit at Mex.
1co. ne did not give any encou agern-ut. but Mr. T.
Wa determined TO try again. As he had known OF
some what he called wonderful cures the had
made In Just q days hls hearing was restore a. and
~ MS oeen cured OF his Catarrh trouble also thss
OF ms Ear In one week and has never dischargeS
any dlsag eeable matter since"
MrS: Mn Sutclif. of Farport Mo aged 60 years.
mad Dr. Dunba- remove a pterygum from esch eve
l~hich threatened to produce blindne.sl and also
ten r her TO hearing again she had been deaf
Mrs, Mrs simon Klinzsnsmith, of Rsvanna. Mercer
trouble. Also indigestion and catarrh Of the stoi
ach She had also been deaf in her left ear FOR teu
& y&sars, her hearing was restored she can hear
Casper W. Bell. aged 75 now residing at Salisbury.
NO ana one OF the oldest attorneys in Missouri.
land hrst administration was restored 10 his hear.
Ing in four days 80 he could hear 8 watch tick,
we could iill this issue of the paper with cures
Dr Dunbar has effected but space viii not admir- OF
IL. he VIII remain until March 18TH 1886 and then
20 to Albany. where he will remain two Weeks '-N1
Examination and consultation are frse and 1, he
THINKS he cannot do you any good he will tell you
SO. Go and see him at Commercial House.-BelsaU
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Crop Bulletin.

The Weekly Weather Crop Bull
letin issued by the Missouri Wealth
er Service for the week ending
Saturday, Sept. 2Sth, says:
The past week averaged slight
ly cooler than usual in the central
and western sections; in the eastern
portions of the state the mean
temperature ranged from 1 to
degrees above the normal. Light
frosts occurred on the 23rd,
"a. Goth, 9th, and 2Sth, and the
first killing frost of the season
was reported from Pickering,
Nodaway county, on the 9th, but
no damage resulted.
Rainfalls ranging from 1 to
inches occurred in a few scattered
localities, but over the greater
portions of the state the precipita-
ton was very light and rain is
needed in nearly all counties.
Corn cutting is still in progress
in some sections, but in many
counties the work is completed.
Early corn is about ready to crib.
Tobacco is about all cut and
cotton picking is progressing nice
ly in the southeast.
Wheat sowing is still retarded
by drouth in many counties. In
the central and northern sections
the work is generally well advanced
but in the southern sections only
ubout onefourth of the crop has
been sown. In the eastern and
southern sections the soil is in
good condition, as rule, but in
the central and northwest sections
it is generally dry. Early sown
wheat and rye are up and looking
well. Quite a number of CORES
pOndents report that seeding is
bel, G delayed ON account of the
presence of insects.
Pastures are generally good in
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The Great st. Louis Fair.

The great st. Louis Fair, which
opens October 7th and closes Oc-
tober IL, will be a miniature world
within itself. No finer object
lesson in the useful, the beautiful
and the instructive can be found
than in this great aggregation oi
triumphs of the skill and energy
of the Nineteenth Century. Every
department of the great Fair will
be full to overflowing with the
most attractive exhibits that the
combined skill and energy of the
age can contrive.
But sightseeing will be seasoned
with novel and facinating attrac-
tions and amusements. The man.
agment have provided a large
number of the most novel and
fascinating attractions of the day
for the entertainment of their
guests, among which may be
mentioned the following:
HERR GRANADA, the most
noted high wire performer living,
will give daily exhibitions in the
amphitheatre Of his thrilling ex-
ploits.
ANDRE AND GOLDEN, the world S
champion trapeze artists and high
divers, will also give daily ex-
hibitions in the arena of thei1
marvellous performances.
THE MINING CAMP OF '94 will
present realistic picture of a
typical California mining camp in
the gold-fever days of 1s49.
THE AZTEC VILLAGE, peopled
with Aztec Indians and Mexicans,
will portray the domestic life OF
the Cliff Dwellers, that mysterious
people around whose existence
such a weird and fascinating in
terest clings.
The WILD EAST, consisting of
Arabs, Egyptians, Turks and Sy-
rians, will exploit the habits and
modes of life of the Bedouin Arabs.
A striking feature of this attrac-
tion will be wedding procession
such as is mentioned in the Bible.
The LIVING PICTURES, of which
so much has been read and so
little seen, will present the noblest
works of the greatest masters in
the most instructive manner.
THE MEXICAN VILLAGE will
consist of native Mexicans en-
gagged in the pursuit of their do
nestle life amid their home en-
vironment. Their domestic manu-
factures will be carried on and
their amusements faithfully por-
trayed.
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eA mined me, soon changed my
nilad. 1t did not take me long to
see, even through my deep seated
predjudicc, that he understood his
business. II a few minutes he
told me just,yhere the trouble was,
and that he could cure me. For
many months / had suffered the
most excrnciatin agony-especial-
ly IN the morning as soon as / be-
gan to stir. | could not even put
on my own shoes, and to move
about was simply torture too horri-
BILE to describe. After u few weeks
treatment these pains began to
grow less, and since that time they
have decreased day by day until
they have almost entirely forsak-
en- me. | am almost cured, and
feel like new man. What do
think of Osteopathy? L think it
is the grandest sciente ever dis
covered by man, and / firmly be-
lieve it is destined to entirely levo-
lutionize the methods of treating
diseases all over the civilized
world. The new philosophy seems
very simple when understood, yet
all great discoveries are easily
comprehended when somebody else
has unearthed them
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the eastern and southern sections,
but elsewhere they are getting dry
and short and are badly in need OF
rain. Stock water is generally
scarce in the central and northwest
sections, and in other sections it
is very low in some places though
a majority Of correspondents re-
port the supply sufficient.
Many apples have been blown
off by the high winds and in the
southern counties there is still
much complaint that they are rot
ting badly.
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Can a man, who carries bot
tied beer out of a drug store in an
umbrella, be charged with carrying
concealed weapons?
After the next bond sale,
some composer might make a hit
by introducing a White House
Serenade. which shoul be slow
and solemn piece adapted to the
Jews-harp.
Had the Democrats, when
they came into power, officially
announced their intention to LEI
the Mckinley tariff alone, it is
safe to say there would have been
no bond issues and no panic.
Before DIR. Talmage begins
to peach for the President, he
should understand he must not
say anything bad about the Jews.
Some men are sensitive about
their business patrons.
Cleveland will doubtless
live in history as the President
who stepped down and out more
unpopular than Van Buren,, yet it
is in his power materially to effect
his own rating for the better by
showing signs of being in touch
with the people on the Cuban
question.
A woman lately saved a
train by detaching her red pitticoat
and using it as danger signal.
Bloomers may signify danger, but
certainly could not be used ID pre-
vent railway wrecks; and that
woman unconsciously made a pow
erful appeal in behalf of the old
woman as against the new.
-"The True Democrat is
the name of sound money daily
Just started in st. Louis. How
far it proposes to drift with the
Democratic tide in this State, may
be guessed from its suggesting U.
S. Hall, just now popularly voted
by his own party, as scalawag,
traitor and gold-bug, as a suitable
man for Governor of Missouri.
Let us hope "The True Democrat
will do good work in shattering
false idols.
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Gibbs Gossip.

Jack Frost called on our gard \
truck Sunday night.
John Carleton is digging wdl
for Chas. Taylor this week.
Gents see those all wool pant
at Gibbs Bros. for $500.
Victor Tempkins, of Wilson, i
painting in town this week.
! Mrs Eta Gibbs and sister Miss
Ella Boone, visited in LaPlata
! Tuesday.
Our merchants report trade be :.
ter. Don't forget that Gibbs is th
place to buy goods cheap.
DR.. Ellis and wife and daughters
Misses Ollie and Minta, of La
Plata, visited Mr.. and Mrs. DC.
Gibbs Sunday.
Joe Taylor and Emery Elmore
spent Tuesday in Kirksville.
Ladies call in and see Miss Ella
Boone's stock of millinery. --latest
styles in winter hats.
Mr.. John Howk our road over.
seer is doing some good work on
the roads this week.
Mr.. Grubbs' little son Glen. has
been very sick for a week with few.
er, but is reported better this.
morning.
Elegant line of Dress Goods at
Gibbs Bros. for 25, 35, so and Is
cents per yard. See them before
you buy.
Mr.. Tupple of near Novelty has
purchased the Hughey farm south
of town.
Mr.. VIM. McElhaney and nephew
OF Shelby county, spent Monday
night with Frank Gibbs; they were
on their way to Unionville to at
tend a reunion.
The .. B. church is almost com.
pleted, has been replastered and
painted inside and out, and will be
ready to occupy before long.
Mrs. Elizabeth Garrabrant and
married daughter of Newark, New
Jersey, are visiting Mrs. A. L.
Gibbs.
Radiant Home Hard Coal Stove
for sale. A Bargain. Inquire of
B. Fl. Lowenstein.
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sR. j. e. DUNBAR.

h 4:-s... J.ty Specialist mas arrived After an ab
cree ut SIX months, aud bas medical parlors st the
OInlnercIal House, where he has been crowded with
latients Yesterday three rooms were full of people
Waiting their turn. Several could not wait and re-
suned home again. We wilimentiou few OF almos,
niraculous cllrrs which do seem reasonable but
- he gentleman who resides at Bolton this county
lld we'll known citizen He is Mr. j. Il Sturgeon
He aud hi wife were in Bethany Tuesday with their
son, frankie aged iye years who was born deaf and
also mute could not taxi. Has improved in eight
months so he talk anil hear He was PLACED nm.
der Dr. treatment last September at Prince
ton Tor c. rh troubles. Also Tonsilitis Dr. Dunbar
never pro; ~' any encouragement for his return OF
hearing. - him so he could talk. but would do
all he could since his recovery there not two
more grateful people than Mr. and Hrs. Sturgeon.
The Clinton. Mo- Daily Democrdt of Oct sth 1891
says: Miss Fannie Clifton. of Ladu. that county,
was IN town to-day. She had been cured OF Bronchi.
al Catarrh and Deafness. and sharp shoot ng pansi
through her lungs Her ear had been discharging
tor year Al>o her mother. who had been deaf for
Ao years had been cured by DR.. Dumb 4r III weeks
The PlattSbu'e. q .JcC.r"u'au ot Ma eli list $500
SAYS ihnrn1s Row g.. aged wl.n lad been ,..af
and also Iiu;e Twc 'i.ir- Sf ls lfe. was restored
""N work. Ir ztr-''a-. and When ne began to
- 80 mas Dr. dunbar"
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Catsrrh of the Kidneys Iesults in two ways; first
by taking cold: second by nyorworking the k,ine.
IN separa ing from the blood the poisons that have
Deem absorbed from cltarrh which affects AL org ans
Speedy and inexpensive cure by the Dunbar treat.
ment. Do your hands and feet swell? Is this more
noticeable In the mornings? Are they cold and
clammy? Is there pain in small of backp Ia the
lrine dark and c.ondy? Does q deposit form wien
ielt standing? Is there desire to get up night
eyes dun and staring? Is IL ere bad taste in the
mouth? Hsve you pain in top of head2 IIyour ba,r
getting gray? II so. is it slyervhite? Is the skin
ary and harsh? Is the hair dry and brittle? Is
there nausea after eating? Has the perspiration .
b;'d odor? Is there pufiness under the eyes? Are
there DARK rings around the eyes! Is the skin pals
and dryf Has the skin wsIy look7 Do you see
unpleasant things while asleep? Have you chilly
feelings down your back? Do the joints pain and
aChe2 DO the legs tael too heaIr2
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cATARRH OF THE HEAD AND T6pOAr.

The most prevalent form Of catarrh and results
from neglected colds. Speedy and inerpensive cure
by the Dunbar treatment. Is the breath foul? Is
the voice husky? Do you spit up slime? Do you
acne al over? DO you blow out scabs? Ii the moss
stopped up? Do yon snore at night? Does your nose
dlscharge? Does the nose bleed easily? Is there
tlcking in tile throat? Do crusts form In the
Is the nose sore and tender? Do you sneeze q great
deal? Is this worse toward night? Does the nose
Itch and burn? Is there psin in front Of head? ia
there pain across the eyes? 1s there pain in back
OF head? !s your sense Of smell leaving? Do you
hawk to clear the throat? Is there dropping in
the throat? Is the throat dry in the mornings, Are
you losing your sense Of taste? Do you sleep with
your mouth open? Does the nose stop up toward
night? This form of catarrh is the ea. Ast to cure
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CATARRH OF THE LIVER.

The liver is affected by catarrh through the dis.
ease extending from the stomach into the tubes in
the liver. Speedy and inexpensive cure by the Dun
bar treatment Are you irritable? Are you nervous
Do you get dizzy? Have you energy? Do you
nave cold feet! Do you feel miserable7 Is your
have hot fGshes? Is your eyesight blurrsd7 Can
you explain where? Have you pain in the bscf7 Is
your nesh soft and habby? Are your spirits low at
times? Is there bloatins after eating? Have you
pain around the loIns7 Do you have gurgling in
throb5lng in the stomach? Do You have sense Of
neat IN bowels? Do you suffer from pains in ten.
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A rate Of one fare for the round
trip has been made by all the rail.
roads entering the city, to sakes.
feet October 4th, and be good q,
to and including October 18th.
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Is that ails them. Many diseases known under Va
rlous specific names really of catarrhal origin
and nature. Every part OF the mucous mem brane
the stom ach. liver bowels kidneys and bladder are
er course for sufferers is this Read these symptoms
carefully over mark those that apply to your cas-.
and bring this with yor 70 DR. Dunbar II you live
away from the city. send them by mail and ask for
NJ all treatment. In either instance, aud whether
by m all or office treatment the patient NAV he
assured OF the speediest relief and possible to
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PATIENTS GIVE TESTIMONY.
kirksviIle's Big Tnfirmary Again
Visited by Reporter.

What OsteOpatly has Done for
the Afflicted Told in their Own
Words Several Remarkable
Cures.--- Praise from COmpe-
tent Witnesses.
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DR.. j. e DUNBAR,
Formerly of st. Louis, and late
surgeon in charge of Kansas CITY
Eye and Ear Infrmary.
DIR. McCHESNEY, SPECIALIST
Of the Eye. Ear Nose. Lungs and Skin Diseases.
Permanently located
AT KIRKSVILLE, MO.

Has devoted years of study to enable him to cone
With the intricate diseases that invade the chest
Dr. McC Chesney has been connected with the best
hospitals and infirmarys both in this country ,nd
abroad He late surgeon of the Fremont Fill
horn Missouri Valley & Elkhorn r. R.. late sur
geon of the Eve and Ear lnfirmary. Chicago ILL., late
surgeon in Chief of the Janesvile Private Hospital
and Santarium. Hundreds have been cured al his
hands. He will in wise take case unless there
IS reasonable assurance of relieving his patient,
Catarrh and Deafness positively cured. Read the
following symptoms of Catarrh.
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cATARRR OF THE KIDNEYS.

there general feeling OF iass.ude? DO these tecf
lngs affect your memory? II you have these synr
tons you have Catarrh of the Liver
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Compromise.

A compromise has been OBJ.
tanned, and we will occupy the
south side room after October 20,
and to save moving goods we will
sell up to that Gate in 100 pound
lots, case and dozen lots all our
goods at net cost with freight add
ed. L. G.. SIGLER.
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Misses Stafford and Strinser.
teachers of vocal and instrumen-
tai music, are permanently located
at the residence of Mr.. John Morris,
one block north of the square.