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LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ adecrec of the Hastings Court for the City
OF Roanoke rendered at It's May term, 1895, in
the ehaneery cause OF the National Mutual
Building and Loan Association OF New York
against Joel E.IMoomsw ct ais, 1 will as special
commissioner appointed by said decree ofrer for
sale at public suction in front OF the court house
IN the City Of Roanoke at ls O'Clock noon. on the
SoTH DAY OF JULY, 1925, the following de-
gsrioed real estate situated in the City or Roanoke
beginning at g. point on the north side OF
,oa1 III thence in northery direction 1873
said line Is feet TO the lands of Mrs Mamie
Korer, thence southcrly with Mrs. Rorer's line
ia feet TO Asberry street, thence easterly with
ea1d street "a feet TO The place OF beginning
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash and the
oslance IN one and two years. with interest from
day OF sale. deferred payments to be evidenced
oy the bonds OF the purchaser with good personal
eecurity, and the title of the land cold will be re-
paid. LUCIAN III. COOKE
Special Commissioner
l, 5. S. Brooke, clerk OF the Hastings Court for
the city OF Roanoke, do hereby certify that bond
has been given by the commissioner in accord
snce with the terms OF the decree OF sale.
z'-tos ). 5. BROOKE, Clerk.
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sewcd. Holes can DC made in them with q
heated darning needle. The silk bone cas-
Ing which comes by the yard may be used,
or each bone may be smoothly covered be-
forc being put on the scam with bins
strip of lining In either case the bono
must be shaved thin ut each end and
rounded so us not to cut through the COW
erinR
All tho so called blouse corsaRcs now
worn, except of course shirt waists and
ncgligcc bodiccs, arc made over q close fit
ting lining which holds them in TO tho
figure, however full they may bo, and keep
them from looking baggy.
Tatting, which was n popular sort of
fancy work with the young ladies of the
last generation, is again in vogue and is
made in the form of yokcs for night
dresses, corset covers, etc, rs VOL as in
shaped handkerchief borders and collars.
1t is often extremely pretty and delicate rs
we'll rs refined looking, but rs the separate
rings are connected by only one thread it
Is an extremely short lived lace and we'll
merits Its French name, frivolite
The sketch shows bodice of mauvc
moussclinc dc solo with erect shirrinp
down the shoulder seam. a fancifully cut
bolcro of black silk embroidered with let
covers the upper part, and cpanlets OF the
same fashion fall over the top of the
sleeves. y cravat of Innuvo moussclinc de
sole forms coquillcs IN front, and drapcd
collar of the same material surrounds the
neck. The drapcd mousscline sleeves ter
inmate at tho elbow. JUDO CHoLLET.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

IN ,ns ohice OF the clerk of the county court for
nntS Oh ROANOKE: Va. in deed book No 9.
page xsi, whereby James 3. Simmons and vile
and m the real estate hereinafter referred to-
s WSnleh reference Is hereby mado). to The nndcr.
Sneu trustee. to securc a certain bond or obli-
S ;a,, u OF James ). Simmons to The The Iron
v ve' Dniiding and Loan Association, OF Roanoke.
hein,s anu a. ueIauit having been made therein, and
urinS ulrected by sad beneficiary go to do The
DAYSf nE trustee will. on THURSDAY a5TH
proceed to sell on the premises, at pubic auction'
W tne highest bidder, a certain lot of land with
m aus.t st dwelling house and other Improve
and taeteon beginning at the corner Of Buiord
the c',u -, IN the county OF Rosnokc near
Tue Slty OF Roanoke Va, and measuring in front
That sV Widtb street Is and extending back OF
designated as lot No 80, OF block 10 Ia w s smu
non no; =, according to the map OF Roanoke De
EWeiopment Compsny's addition to the oity of
as OF 18th May, 1895. "onu s'''''''
TERMS-Cash.
oie-'ds II. S. TROUT, Trustee.
., i nave sold the above property and my yeudee
assumed the payment OF said pay mcnts
JAMES ). SIMMONS.
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TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
\ proved real estate. BY virtue OF a deed Of
trust dated 2nd January, 1893, and daily recorded ed
IN ne once OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court
70. W tne city OF Roanoke. Virginia, in deed book
no no; -, page i, whereby $, a. Compert and hus-
uano conveyed the real estate hereinafter referred
70 ana more fully described in the said deed ito
s Tn1n reference Is hereby made) to the under
ihgation or ). A. Compert to The Iron Belt Build.
rug ns MIC MIG LOAN association. of Roanoke Virginia.
anu ueiauit having been made therein and bcinv
sire eefd oy SAID Dene eiaIy SO g DO The
DAY OF JULY, ls9o AT ll:N O'CLOCK. pro
oeeo 10 eel In front OF the courthouse In Roam.
ohe eity, virginia, at pu bile auction 10 The high
Sst Order, certain lot OF land. with desirable
icing mouse and other improve mcnts thereon,
Ing at point on the north side OF Shen
s snaoan avenue in the city of Roanoke Virginia,
% tect west OF Seventh street, northwest and
measuring in front on Shenandoah avenue 25
leet, ana Htending back OF that width 100 feet 10
an aiicy; ncit known and designated az western
nar ,9t NO Ii Of section SO, according to The
TO the city OF Roanoke, Virgipis
ihhMo-C3sh II. ). TROUT
s,S.. G. \. McHUGH,
&c tos Trustees
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hOSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
,-ni pt9neo real estate BY virtue of deed OF
trust dated the 10th day OF May, 1891, and dniv
icSorGed IN the office OF the clerk of the lust
hnH C S Tor me city OF Roanoke, Va in deed
DOOR no; o., page S6S, whereby Bette IIackIev
s0hveyed the real estate hereinafter referred to,
rnfnrn luy described IN said deed Ito which
.eaeIehcc Is hereby made), to the undersigned
R.,,. to secure certain bond obligation OF
Loan Association, of Roanoke, Va and defanit
sa Sps oesn made therein and being directed by
VII on THURSDAY, 18TH DAY OF July. is05
nrem nj oS ~ A. NJ proceed to cell on the
certain lot Of land with desirable dwelling
n nEuse ana other improvements thereon begin,
street in the city OF Roanoke, Va, 1875 feet
wv MN oT Mm6ail avenue and measuring in front
aoont 2l0 feet to Madison stree, being desip-
mated MS LOT No Ssi OF Ward T. according to the
map OF the Roanoke Land and Improyement
Co D. 3 3 aHdition TO the city OF Roanoke, VA.
soid,Ms: Cash THERE'S due on said bond
Ssiy ~ as OF 18th May, 1925. IL. S. TROUT.
"'iS-'us' Trustee
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EOUND-AT THE CORNER OF CAMPBELL
- and Commerce streets yesterday, pair un.
dressed Kid gloves. Owner can have same by
Identifying and paying cost of ad. RoANoKE
TINES Cos II
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LOST AND FOUND.

~ Strawberry roam horse, black main, tail and
legs. Liberal reward. Address, j. b. STONE,
Roanoke Va. 628 2t
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TNRUSTERS' SALE OF VA .UABLE I'M
4 proved Real Estatc.-By virtue OF u deed OF
trusi, dated Goth March, 1872, and duly recorded
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{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALJ1ARTR
~ residence lots in the West End BY virtne OF
nuecrec or the circuit court or Roanoke Citv
va. entered at the January term ISg5 In fSs
Ghancery cause OF F L. Zabriskie VS. Frosthnrp
ncAl Estate and Investment Company and MIA
inc Undersigned special commissioners appolntc cd
ny salu decree, make sale OF the following pron-
cry NJ inc front door of the courthouse OF Roa-
r n City, Va. ON SATURDAY, TIE l5TH
p itn OF JUNE, 1895, AT u O'CLOCK, NJ.
tuose certain lots or parcels OF land lying in the
city OF Roanoke, Va. and bounded and described
as follows towit, Beginning ut the northeast
corner or Chapman avenue and B street thence
adong the north side OF Chapman avenue south
~ degrees caet Ego feet 10 point thence north
~ degrees ~ minutes east 1877 feet TO nm allev
thence with said alley north ~ degrees yycst $40
Lecl 10 Is street, thence with B street south 81
oeSISes west l5I feet to the place OF beginning
iEhMS.-Cnsh sufficient to pay the cost of
sun ana saie and the sum or 1868 ~ with Interest
rom september q, 1880, subject TO credit OF 500
ns OF me lUlh or November, 1892 800 IA OF the
i3tn or April, 1873, and $40 as of the eth Octobcr
ie95, ana also the gum or 1854 IL with interest
from May, 18th, 1871; balance II any In eoual in
stnlments payable with interest I'm ore and Two
years from date OF sale and secured by q deed of
trust on the property. wv" va
j. W. BOSWELL.
Il. RANDOLPH HICKS.
Special Commissioners
Bond has been executed rs required by The
decree i'll this cause. ~ '9
15.tds y = RRooEE f,l.
Inc abov. sale is postponed by consent mr.
pHrtics 10 July l. 1875 ut the same hour and
place. j w ROSWELL - "'"' anu
X. RANDOLPH HICKS
io''us Special Commissioners
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Ramou's Relief cures Sick-Headache
neuralgia, Cramps, Cholera Morbus
Dlarrhoea, &c. 25c for large bottle.
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NOTICES OF DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE-THE FIRM OF F.
~ u. Ludwig and 9. A. Moomaw, trading as
Consolidated Cigar Co., manufacturers agents
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, c. A
Moomaw retiring. All bills due the former firm
can be paid to either of the undersigned.
"A. MOOMAW,
r. Is. LUDWIG.
Roanoke, Va, May 80. 1895 63ltf
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CORsAGES.
Make Your Waist Innings Fuller Than tn,
Outsidc-Il0ninK Bodices.

Tho horne drcssmakcr should bear In
mind that the lining of hodico must bc Il
httlo fuller tl.an the outside In order to
insure perfect fit. Tho difference is tri.
fling seemingly, but Is absolutely ncccs-
sary. Tho seams should be deeply notchcd
at all curves, after being stitched, and
Should DO pressed open flat and tho edges
overcast or bound with thin, narrow rib.
bon. Before pressing tho seams it is well
to pass the hot iron over fragment OF tho
dress goods, to be suro that heat will not
permanently change tho color
French modistcs bono every seam Of the
bodice, although hero tho sido seams of
tho back piece arc sometimes left unboned
on account of their extreme curve. The
bones may be warmed and bent to the
shape of tho scam on which they arc to bc
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Ramon's Liver Pill removes the bile.
The Tonic Pellet tones up the system.
Combined form Perfect Treatment CSC.
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VALUABLE LOTS At AUCTIoN-BY vIR.
tue or deed OF trust executed by j. NJ Con
H Way I h WE to the undersigned recorded in
ings Court nj Roanoke city, default having hrsn
ma therein and being requested go 10 do 6y
tne beneficiary T. erein, will sell on the prem
1ses beginning at lot No. %, on Rorer avenue. on
TX thiDAf, JUNE, aSTH, 1895, at $3.50 O'Clock y. m.
me following eight desirable lots In tho city of
on korer avenue beginning 100 feet west of Tav
of street and also lots Nos. As. i6, A and 4s on
r TAU avenue, beginning at a point on north
sue Oh patterson avenue, 100 feet west OF TAYLOR
street Each one OF the lots has frontage Of SO
!eet ana is elgibly located in desirable mart OF
description thereof ~ 'ii
TEKMS-Cash JANE}I TREDU.v
-o--.-tuo Trustee.
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WANTRD-MIsonLLANMous,

WANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS. FIRST
w class board and pleasant locality, convent
ent to churches and railroad. Address MRS. j.
X. BOWER, Lowry, Va. 62T1Ot
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WASHINGTON HEIGu rS-THE MOON
w light picnic and dancing have been changed
from Saturday to Friday. Hereafter the dancing
VIII be on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Good
music has been secured and good time is guar.
ahtced TO all. The grounds and pavilion arc
now open to excursion parties. w. Ii. YAGER,
Manager, Roanoke, Va. 29-3m
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NASH PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING.
~ Address, = q. BOX 593,or - SALEM AVENUE
SOUTHWEST. 6fSIm
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Ramon's Liver Pills s. Tonic Pellets
are Perfect Treatment for Constipation
ana Blllousness. gkS~ One pill dose
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WANTED-HNLP.

A MAN OR LADY TO MANAGE DISTRIBUT
II ing Samples. soaps, speclalties, books; d
correspondence. Send Sylvan Co., 727 Woodward
Detroit, Mich 10c. for sct of samples, receiv
offer to you. Is Id 2g
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FOR SALH,

Ramon's Nerve and Bone OIl.cures
Rheumatism, Cuts, Sores, Burns end
Bruises, for asc.
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AGENTS. WANTED.

WANTED--Two OR THREE sALKsMBN
household goods Good opportunity for en-
eergetic canyassers. Apply Standard Inetaliment
company, 3O9 Commerce street, Roanoke Va.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-27
WHISKY TRUST RECEIVERS.

They Resign and General McNultay Il
Appointed to Succeed Him.
Chicago, March 25.-All three of the
receivers Of the whisky trust resigned
yesterday. The designations We're pre-
sented to Federal Judge Grosscup. Tn"
receivers who resigned are General
John McNulta, John j. Mitchell and +.
f. Lawrence,
1t was thought by many that the res
ignations We're the result of fight be
tween the factions of the trust and tha;
sensational developments would follow.
but nothing that would indicate that
such was the case appeared on the sur
face to-day. The proceedings before
Judge GrosScup We're quiet and appar'
emily entirely peaceable.
Judge Grosscup intimatcd that he be
lieved the rcceivership had been in
good hands, but added that he brlicv-
ed, with Mr.. Mitchell, that three re
ceiverS were unnecessary.
1T is my opinion" said the judge,
that the affairs of this company can
be successfully handled by one man,
and | wish a consultation between the
attorneys and other interested parties
ON this phase of the question:
A lengthy discussion of the matter
followed, it being generally agreed that
only one receiver should be appointed.
At the conclusion of the conference
Judge Grosscup announced that hc
would accept the designations of Re.
ceivers Mitchell and Lawrence and
that McNulta would continue rs sole
receiver.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-27

In the body Of an adult person there Afs
about 1s pounds Of blood
The blood has as its most important eie-
ments, small round corpusclcs, red ana "h''e'
In proportion of about 800 red to white one
II the number OF red corpuscles becomes
diminished and the white ones increased the
blood is impure, thin, lacking in the nutrition
necessary to sustain the health and nerve
strength OF the body.
Then That Tired Feeling, Nervousness,
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, or others OF the long
train of ills, according to the temperament
and disposition, attack the victim.
The only permanent remedy is found In
reliable blood medicine like Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, which acts upon the red corpuscles, en-
riching them and increasing their number.
1t thus restores the vital fluid to healthy con-
dition, expels all impurity, cures Nervousness
That Tired Feeling, Scrofula and all other
diseases arising from or promoted by low state
of the blood.
That these statements are true we prove
not by our own statements, but by what
thousands Of perfectly reliable people say
about Hoods sarsaparilla. Read the ,esti-
monial In the next column from beloved
clergyman. Then take
The Delta independent., 1895-03-27
Hoods SarsapariI|a
The Blood Purifier and True Nerve Ionic.
A California Boom Town.

Concord. California boom site, Ii
thus described by an impartial writeri
..Concord is situated on tho Atlantic
and Pacific road, about four miles
southeast OF Moiave, and is utterly
worthless for any purpose whatever.
II is sandy desert covered with
dwarf cactus. and is even summed by
rabbits and birds. The nearest water
that could be used for irrigation is
twenty-five or thirty miles away. which
would have to be brought that dis
lance by pipe lines up hill. The land
Is absolutely worthless. A large num-
Der OF lots have been sold 10 Eastern
people. but nothing further has ever
been done. The only vegetation is
small cactus. dwarfed to \ creeping
plant. owing to the conditions that
prevent its growing, Concord is miles
away from timber. There is no more
uninviting spot on earth"
The Delta independent., 1895-03-27
FIREMEN'S LIVES LOST.
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION
AT DENVER.
Throe Colored Men and One White Man
Sink Through the Floor of the St.
James Hotel.-The building Saved
From Destruction.

Denver, March ga sad catastro-
phe occurred in connection with fire
at the st. James hotel Saturday night.
-Four firemen-one white and three
colored-lost their lives.
The fire was discovered shortly after
ten o'clock. 1t was what is known us
a blind fire, that is Il fire where the
flames are not disccrnablc and where
the flames themselves are of little ac-
count, but where the smoke is mosi
dangerous.
The actual fire did not reach above
the basement. 1t burned away the
supports of the floor, but by that time
the water poured in from all points by
the department had stayed the flames,
but not so with the smoke. 1t pene-
trated the whole building. 1t could be
seen belching from the doors on the
ground floor and the windows up 70
the fourth story. The fumes caused by
the cellar damp and the burning of
the wood made it appear as If the
whole building was ready to belch
forth in flames, while as matter of
fact the fire was confined to the walls
and partitions in the basement Of the
building.
The firemen who lost their lives
groped their way through the smoke in
to the main entrance of the hotel.
where the floor had been weakened by
the fire below. The result was that
they went down into the smoky vor-
tex below with no chance to save them
selves or to be saved. The bodies were
recovered. The names of the unfor
tunateS are:
Harold w. Hartwell, captain.
+. S. Brawley, lieutenant.
Richard cambridge. fireman.
Steve Martin, fireman.
Hartwell was a white man, the 9th
ers colored None of the guests had
serious trouble in escaping and the
fire was extinguished before the build
ing suffered materially
The property loss by the doubly de-
structive fire will amount to $4,000.
Manager Clark of the st. James esd-
mates that the damage to his furniture
and stock will be about $4,000. He
had an insurance on this of $4,000. but
some time ago allowed 1t to sink to
$4,000, S11 900 on the furniture and
81 600 on the stock.
Water and smoke did most damage
to the building above the first floor. Al
most all the rooms and corridors Will
have to be renovated so far as paint
ing, decorating. etc, are concerned.
The basement and floors all the way
through the block will have to be refit-
ted and rebuilt. Mr.. Wolff says the
building Is insured for 100000 Repairs
to it will probably cost $4,000.
In the stores, offices and their base
mcnts the damage was confined to
about $1,000. Everything is fully In
sured.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-27
FORTY-SEvEN BODIES OUT.
Better Progre. Being Made at the Aimy
Mine,

Better Progre. Being Made at the Aimy
Mine.
Almy, Wyo., March 23.-There were
forty-scvcn bodies recovered up to last
night from the Red Canon mine, and
there are about thirteen more in the
mine yet, with good good prospects for
their recovery. The mine is in fair
condition tonight. No fire. and air
fair. 1t Is claimed that there are fifty
two widows and 362 fatherless child
ren. and they are in destitute circum-
stances.
Relief has been asked for from
throughout the state, as n great many
of the widows are unable to bury their
dead.
A general funeral will likely be held
on Sunday at 2 p. IN. Scenes around
the mine top are affecting to the strong
est hearts. Your correspondent was an
eye witness to the terrible disaster, saw
it Just as it reached the surface, and 1t
was the most awful sight that human
eyes ever witnesses. There are four
air ways. and the smoke boiled out Of
all of them terribly, and timbers, rocks,
dirt and bricks flying in the air so thick
a person could not see. and when
things Gained down again the sight
was terrible to witness Broken tim
bers. dead men and beasts lay in all di-
rections and in all shapes.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-27
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE,
Reid Packing Comp,ny's Plsnt at Ksnsa 9
City Destroyed.


City Destroyed.
Kansas City, No., March 26.-At 6:3O
o'clock last night fire broke out in one
Of the buildings OF the Reid Packing
companys plant at Kansas and Rail
road avenues. Kansas City, Kansas,
and almost the entire group Of build.
ings We're completely destroyed, caus-
ing a loss of over 81 1,OO0,00O At 1880
o'clock the following buildings had
been destroyed and the fire was not yet
under control. owing to the want of
water pressure: The three-story hog
building. the storage building, four
stories; the engine house.
When the fire was discovered the
watchman telegraphed the Kansas
City, Kansas, Fire department, and n
general alarm was sounded. The
flames spread over the top floor of the
hog building with Incredible rapidity.
feeding on the meats and oils. Before
the firemen had laid line of hose the
roof had fallen in. The flames from
the hog building communicated with
the engine house on the south and soon
wrecked the boilers and destroyed the
effectiveness of the company's fire ap-
paratus.
A disastrous explosion was narrowly
averted by the firemcn, who, at the risk
of life and limb rolled twenty barrels
of gasoline from the building.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-27
SCENES OF WILD DISORDER.
Tho Arizons Legislature Does Not PISS
Appropriation IIls.

Tho Arizons Legislature Does Not PISS
Appropriation II1s.
Phoenix, Ariz., March 23.-Amld
scenes of wild disorder the eighteenth
session of the Territorial Assembly
came to an abrupt termination at 1
o'clock this morning. After a bitter
fight the bill creating Navajo county, In
the northeastern part of the territory.
was passed by both houses. The gen
eral appropriation bill was then taken
up in the House and every scheme to
delay its passage was rcsorted to.
The object Of this delay was to kill
the chances for the removal of the pen
itentIary from Yuma to Prescott, for
which the Santa Fe railrond company's
agents have been making fight, OPP
posed by the Southern Pacific com
pany's lobbyists. They prevented the
taking OF vote until after midnight,
when the session lapsed through limita-
tion, Speaker Carpenter arbitrarily ad-
journed the House. Nearly all terrific
rial officers and institutions are thus
left without funds for the coming two
years. An extra session can be called
only by Congress at It's next session.