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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-16

1RUsTEK'SS ALE-ON THE 1sTT DAY OF
] DECEMBER, 1872, at Ils5 O'Clock !, M. /
VIII offer Tor sale at public an elton on the prem.
ises the following described parcel NJ land with
its improvements, situated in the ci y ot Roam.
oke, Va:
Situated on the north side OF Shenan donh
avenue II. W, froL ting 20 feet on same and OK.
tending back between parable, lines in n north
erly direction l3O feet to an alley. and known AZ
lot II, section %, rs shown by the map of the
property OF the Rogers Fairfax and Houston ad-
dillon to the city of Roanoke, Va.
The above sale Is made by authority contained
In deed OF trust from :. a. Compert dated the
lat day OF April 1892 and recorded In the clerks
once OF the hnstings court OF the city OF Roam
having been made in the payment under the
bond therein secured for more than three months.
The above sale will be made by the under.
signed. who was sub s,itnted az trustee In the
above mentioned deed OF trnst In the plac, OF
Silas w. Burt, by an order OF the hastings court
Tor the city or Roanoke, Va, entered n. the
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash. The amount due
undsr the above mentioned deed OF trast is
81. 73,.4i. as OF the Slst dav of October. 1898
JNO G. TEN EYCK,
IL ID ID Substituted rnstee.
TRUSTEE'i SA E-nNTuE 10TH DAYoP
DEOEM BER 1898, ut ii:i5 O'Clock A. NJ [
VIII oirer Tor sale nj public auction on the prem.
tscs, the following described parcel OF land with
its improvements. situated In the city OF ltoa
noke:
Beginning at point on the south side OF High
street rs ftet west OF Roanoke street, q encc
with High street north - degrees 10 minutes
west 3I.li feet II point, thence south 100 do
grces 20 minutes west 1919 feet to alley. thence
with saiG alley south II degrees 80 minutes east
3s.15 feet 10 point on same, thence north 40
degrees IL minutes east i3o feet. more or less
The above salc IL made by snthority contained!
in deed OF trust from j A. Fishburn. dated the
3lst day OF ctohcr, 1891, and recorded In The
CLERKS oGicc OF tho hustngs court for the city OF
koah kc In deed hook 60. page 32S. Default
having been male In tho Payments under the
bond therein secured for MOI Q Than three months
The above sale will be made ny the under.
signed, who was substituted as trustee In Tho
above mct toned deed or trust In the place o,
Silts w. Burt, ny an order or the hu-tings cour,
for the ~ OF Ro ,poke entered st the April
torn. ISIS
TERsS OF SAIE-Cssh. Tho amout 5u.
under the above mentioned deed OF trust H.
seoS 81. ss OF tho 3,st day OF October. 1875
LSu, G. TIN EYCK
]! lttd Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-16
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-RY YIRTIIE 0E

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ decree OF tho corporation court for the
city OF Roanoke, entered In the chancery cult of
tho Central City Building and Loan Association
ys. the New York Building and improvement
Company at the October term, 1895, the under
sigre cd commissioner was directed to sell the fol.
lowing described property to-wit Lots 8, 6, z
and on the map OF the New York Building snd
Improvement Company with the Improvements
thereon. In accordance with the ea,d decree l
will on the 11'h day of December, 1896 proceed
to sell the said property to the highest bidder in
front of the courthouse in Roanoke, Virginia,
TERMS:-Cash as to S5.3. 10 on each OF the aaid
houses and the balance, IL any, in 6, 10 and 10
months, evidenced by negotiable notes and &C.
cured by deed of trust on the property cold.
q. III. VINES, Commissioner
In the clerks Office OF tho hustings court of the
city of Roanoke: Central City Building and Loan
Association, paintin, VS.. New York Building and
Improvement Company, del endant.
l, s. S. Brooke, clerk OF the said court, do Ger
tify that the boz required of the special com
missioner by the decree rendered in said cause on
the 9th day of October, 1895, has been duly given
Given under NV hand as clerk of the said court
this 9th day OF November, 1895.
II 10 I'd S. s. BROOKE, Clerk
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-16
II Gt,i

TRuSTEE,s sALE-oN TIE 18TH DAY OF
DECEMBER, SS, ~ 1885 O'Clock m
VIII oner for sale a. publio auction on the prem.
ises the following described parcel OF land with
nokc, Va: Va awe"
Beginning ~ point OF the north side OF
Gainsboro avenue. corner to lot OF VIM Decner
thence in northeasteriy direction with said
tDeeners inc ri feet to corner or Robt
Steptoes lot, thence In aporthwestcrly direction
with said stepioe's line, 40 feet to
corner or said Stcptocs lot, thence with
said stepioe's line in southerly direction ID
rect. 'hance In westerly direction 3 feet TO
Lucy Is, Hales line. thence with the said Lucy L.
Haie's line in southwesterly direction l2t feet
10 oa'hsh1ro avenue, thence with said avenue in
ginning
The above sale is made by authority contained
IN deed or trGst from j. L. Hale dated the Isl
day OF September; 1892. and recorded in the
clerks office OF the hustiDgs curt for the city OF
Roanoke. In deed book 50, page le9. Deranlt
ha nh ben made III the payments under the
pona therein secured for more than three months
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. The amount dne
nn ige the above mentioned deed OF trust is
: t41 ~, az of the 3ist day OF October, 1875.
IL 10 III. slLAS w. BURT, trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-16

TKuSTEE,S Saloon THE 10TH DAY OF
,OECEAiBER, S95, at $40 O'Clock a m
ISIS. the following described parcel of land with
okc: ny Va i'oAn-
Lots l3 snd II in section 10 of the Lewis ad
dltlon TO the city OF Roanoke. Va, LOT 10 being
corner lot with frontage OF 90 feet on Elm
sueet eXts ndtng along Lewis street to an alIey:
lot Ia adjacent thereto fronting 80 feet ON Bin
s,L ,t ana running back to nm alley. reference
oeing made to a map OF said Lewis addition and
OF Roanoke, Va. - " Ni''
In deed of trust from Virgil II PAYNE dated
t h lnth day of December, 1891, and recorded in
INC CLERK Office OF the hustings court for the
city OF Roanoke in deed hook n, page 1871 De
rant in having been made in the payment under
months. '1 'Aieo
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash. The amount due
unae. The above mentioned deed OF trust la
e ''i w. as Of the 3ist day OF October. 1895
,,,c., S1LAS w. BURT,
- AZ I" Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-16

TRUSTEES -. E-ON Tue 18TH DAY of
. DECEMBER, 1885, at $3.50 O'Clock D. m,
VIII oner for sale on the premiscs at public auc-
ton, the followiI described parcel OF lsi d with
its improvements, situated in the city OF Roa.
Loke:
BeenIirg ut = point on no north side of
ChGries 81, &C; la5 itet west OF Park street
thence westward with Charles street - feet to
point, thence noIthward 100 feet to an alley
thence with said alley eastward % feet to point
thence southwark 1870 feet to the place OF be-
ginning on Charles street. and known SIS part of
lot ~, section 4. Lewis addition 10 the city OF
Roanoke, Va.
The above sale is made by authority contained
in deed OF trust from Frank Moore dated the
lst day OF February, 1892, aud recorded in the
clerks ofce or the husiDg - court for the city OF
Roanoke in deed book -. page SIC. Default
having been msde in the payments under the
pond therein secured for more than three months
TERMS OF SALE--Cash. The amount due
nnder the above mentioned decd OF trust is
Sl,ts,t3 as o; the 3lst dav OF October. Isa5
slLAS w. BURT, Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-16

a NEAT advertisement catches the eve OF
- the people Try The TIMgs.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-16

BY. consent of the parties at interest the above
sale is postponed to Monday, September ~ iSes
ut the Same time and place,
ARTHUR N.DERR Trustcc
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-16
JIG II s.
HERE.
., az
limo fscing q I'm y
avenue 3 icct to !,
159 feet to anol,
feet to 6 stake at I
line to the point c

son H' addition o. I to the the et items 10 our
The above sale is m.yYe are still
and d heeo Of p M fsps1 is ssom here now.
office OF the h1stipgs CO,
noke In deed book ~,
been made in the paynN
therein secured for mora u
TERMS OF SALE-CasL,srd The
under the abovo meutioneai"' Ino
1888 W. as OF the 3iet day OF Go.
II 10 ID siLAs Woke, in
TRUSTEES SALE-ON THRlan we
j DECEMBER, 1895, at 1920 o'tnr;no
oner for sale at public auction OF
the Following described parcel OF
improvements, situated In tho ctya >,
beg1nning at the point OF interseS,
north side or Harrison street with tor
OF WOOD street, thence with Wood g. ii
aegrees east 100 feet to point, thei
degrees wet 81 33 feet to a poiut, theiy
aeg sis south II 0 feet to Harrison sire
south IS degrees east 50 .33 feet with TILE
size OF Harrison street to the place OF beslu
Inc above sale is made by authority cob
In deed OF trust from NJ Rosenburg and
ely dated the first day OF Decem ber ISgl
recordeo In the clerks office OF the bustipps "a
Ior inc city or Roanoke in deed hook TO- page
uelault havi' been made in the payne nts I'M
the pond therein secured for more than thrs
months. $500 VII \
The above sale will be made by the unde
signed, who WIS substituted as trustee in tn
place OF Silas W Burt, by an order of the hns
lngs cour' Tor the city OF Roanoke entered at tn
April term, 1895 - :"
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. The amount DIN
Under the above mentioned deed OF trust
Sl.U2h 81. as OF the 3lst day of October, 1895.
Hist I'd JNO. c. TEN EYCK, Trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30

them permanently aud not leave iac
question TO tho Legislature. The
po0lsm should not be as o. which
county should get the Institution az %
matter n divisi1u, bat QUE or Go iNu
iBtcf,sH 0f tue unfortunate, Of well as
% the Slate. OEdta wac much better
f1r such an Institution. BusiieH, the
State would be saved about 10000,
uecauto 4 tho tuiiiings already
erected.
FAR sald he would like 8, see every
county have tomutuiuH even 1nu
JIrni buI Ogden was much tnc better
place.
The contest ns to location 'gf thia
insti ull5u between Weber ami SaL-
pete was decided iu favor OF the i0fMgr
90 q vote ui G3 10 "a.
Then Sanputc rut in a claim f1f the
state u0rual school aul uu Eu
exciting and close v0iU % .i DO
80 would have won but Cor tie
Tact that ~ was ruled Out 10
order by the President on Dc
parliamentary tsCLWyaNly. At
O'Clock tHc article ON IuUHC HalBu
was under cousiIrrat.OH, iug article .H
public bulldogs and SLATE constitutions
having finally passed.
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cd and shall be- the public lands of tho
State, and shall be- held in trust Tor tho
people. to be disposed " for the rcspoc.
Tive purposes Tor which they have or
may be- granted, donated, devised no
otherwise acquired, AS may Do provided
by law"
m FINALLY PASSED.
Kicks moved 10 suspend the rules IN
otIbt B. reconsider the vote uu the OF
tlole on corporations other than mu.
niciual.
Hart moved to amend by imgly
fe .uusidtuu- t.H HfllC.u.
squirUs iiefed an amendment 10 re-.
consider thr vote,
"rko vote by which IL did not pass, !"
added Evans, o. WsbsL lLsugbtsLl
"lhu Su.Uuy which 10 dII not pass
echoed SqulfCs.
The nGiluHly expected rec1usidofu-
ton followed by a tifoH & majority vote
aud iu response 90 numerous demands
the article was again road in full 20
passed, hnally, on vote Oi rs o. no
after hich a recess was taken until
2 n. M,
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cold, and snow s curiosity 20
tue children torn here fIr 10
seldom teon Doe the valley.
Our ward Il at present boz scattered
condition, but we wIlint H#cr proceed
% lay out new i0wns.io where Oh
majority will move us sI.H Hs con-
vpnisnt. WU have UI largo hall
built Of rock, suniyly.t o. scat abHu
800 uurfuus. This hal. we ufo Tor 60.
igious and social purp1s at urg.u...
We have three school houses Ono thu
ward, boz which sgha1lis k... NHu bis
Co eight months eHgh yung education
DO this Territory 10 UuiiI. - 5000.
Ifperona are loUalng Coz H.aHus md
desire further information .H.Iug#iUg
tuIa country, write 6 ,.u uuJ.rIEuUI
and viii giHdly t.tI....
Y0uu iIfUUl 81,
PETER "a. L.".a.Es,
BiBnop OF IS. David Ward.
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NOTICE D. IIHUEHh GIVES THAT
~ scaled MU.E... boo received BOO tHuUl..p.
Uf Tho County U..r. .f silt Lake county,
Room a.t .H.H. ..u nI County huIUuF un
% lluir.0.E noon. saturday MAY iIH. Ir b.. f.r
surntme IN. following roads Boo ral. Iaau
county fur tUU season Nl Irp
state street. fIH# Ir... south Co IN.T,".uIH
South afrt#. Ml#I I.muIg street, from |uUIU
s0uthtnIUy.u. Huu.. H.rruiH lifthE1st street.
frumruv UmI# Boo Twelfth south H.lr.I.
IwpluH South .ufuu r0mNust Temple fllugt
Htda brlntNr amount pur month Cor winch
THE WORK vii. .U ..ur
A ttTuupu UU..a Ht 500 Wust accompany fHH
hld aH uu cyHH7" H. 5000 ihln, o. hg forfeited
tract beng awarded, sud not fulfilled uy tno
bidder,
Ind. aud tn stur ono WORK az any tmt
Hy order OF iua County Court, made April
%. lsga v, L., hrAhIuN,
County CloTh
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New IIerh.

Tomorrow, May l. ist5 witness the
installation Of another cluTE in the
local land giige. Tho new atlacue
with whom the public Will have % do
business is George orr of tHis city,
who has an excellent reputation b.
"a capable and courteous gUutlumn
Win HE family, h0 has f,a.dud in tins
city several yuufH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30

Prof OdwAy ,.H rlt Bas uu
Chuulsf, pronounce ID. Iug,. la..
ug Powder nbauu..IF .I..
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pfico's Cream Baking Powder
touches food with iiushuUsa. tps all
tOlu.cly pure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30

Mt w. VI, Stevenson, late of Sludr.
baker d 1'., has token tue Tosi'iDu D'
saIuwau &c George a, Lowe Ia salt
LHEu CIly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30

Wo shall talSo tho Intervening days going through
tho stock and marking everything down for
this salo. twill embrace goods from
oyory department.
Merchandise has novor boon onorod as low as
prices wo shall namo, and II will pay you
10 como from all distances 10 attond
this
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Ncw Yofs.-silvar 0I., Deai, s2g5.
L.Im.-u.- -------
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Both amendments we're finally DO.
lgaltdl alter which Chidesler moved
lhe following provlsn; "Ptovided
!lal ln the sale or location Of school
mus the county superintendent Of
schools In the county In which the
iAnl To DO located or sold II situated
sual Do associated Ha member VI said
,.'a'l loi land COmmissiOnefs,)" This,
Too was lost.
Thurman moved 10 strike out section
o. relating 10 land commissioner.
Naulbd.
thurman then moved to strike out
III lnat part OF section | which pro.
les Tor the disposal NJ school lAnis
Ng whole question 10 the Legislature.
'9ley vainly underworld 10 have
we article teoommiltsd and Hart met
sLh defeat In attempting b postpone
lrH'suef consideration until tomorrow
~ article 10 amended received 81
'u'ma'lyeand 4 negative votes.
ALL THAT rs LIFT on IT.
When the Convention finished its
|oIk Of "boiling DOWN. The urticle
IVY Heen reduced TO one short section
"iollOWg
IAN lands Of the State which have
,H on lhht may hereafter BIO granted To
ae STATE by Congress, and all lands
,rl4lIed by gift or grant or devise from
N pelson or corporation or that may
wise DO acQuired,a are hereby accept
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ir,a.af ..aa'r '.-aar.. rarH'.a.rarr'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-05
RELIGIOUS READING.
LET roun HEARTS BURN WITHIN Youn.

We need burning heartsto to give us power
In working for Christ. II is not merely what
man speaks or does, but the spirit in which
he speaks and acts, that gives him power
with men. II Is the man behind the words
which gives them Irresistible force, which
throws them out with projectle power. II
was said that every word OF some OF Webster's
great speeches weighed pounds. Richard
Sheridan was accustomed TO say, 'I often go
20 hear Rowland Hill because his ideas come
red-hot from the heart" DIR. John NJ.
Mason, when asked for an explanation
OF the remarkable power OF DIR.
Chalmers, replied, otter taking time
for careful consideration, "His blood earn.
estness." IL our words are to move men
like an electric battery we must be saturated
with the love OF the Lord Jesus. II that love
Is In our hearts, II will make our words
mighty over the hearts OF others II we are
constrained by Christ's love. men will take
knowledge OF us that we have been with the
Lord, and they will yield TO the power OF his
truth embodied in our lives and preached by
our glowing words. This life will give un.
speakable Joy in our work, and that Joy OF
the Lord will be our strength in manifesting
a tr0e Christian character. and In declaring
by our words and acts the glorious gospel oi
the blessed God.-R. s. Macarthur, ID. D., in
"Quick Truths In Quaint Texts.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-05
THE NrMnEn OF nnrNKAnn..

Istated two years ago that there were ap-
proximately one million six hundred thou
sand persons who use spirits TO excess In the
United States. BY excess I meant all per-
sons who drank to intoxication continuously
or at long intervals. These figures wero
reached from n study Of the statistics OF per-
sons arrested for intoXication in tho lower
courts, also the general opinions of persons
with wide acquaintance among business
meD. who assert that less than two per cent.
of all drinking men come under legal notice
or course. wide differences OF opinion will
prevail until some accurate statistics are
made. Two attempts to make census of
drinking men in Eastern towns revealed
many difficulties, and the intensely morbid
desire to conceal the drinking customs of
people. Both OF these censuses indicated
one drinking man to every eight persons
and produced n strong conviction that this
was very low proportion. There are many
reasons for believing that the estimate Of u
million six hundred thousand persons who
use spirits to excess In this country IL mini.
mum rather than maximum staten en,. -
Quarterly Journal of Inebrety.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-05
SUFFICIENT UNTO THE DAY, ETC.

God does not open paths FOR us in advance
oi our coming. Hedoes not promise to help
before help is needed. He does not remove
obstacles out Of our way before we reach
them. Yet when we are on the edge of oui
need, Gods hand is stretched out. Many
people forget this, and are forever worrying
about difficulties which they foresee In the
future. They expect that God is going to
make the way plain and open before
them, miles and miles ahead, whereas He has
promised to do 1t only step by step as
they move on. There is n promise which
reads when thou passeth through the wa.
ters. will be with them" You must get to
the waters and into their floods before you
can claim this promise Many people dread
death and lament that they have not "dying
grace" or course they will not have dying
grace when they are In good health, In the
midst Of life's duties, with death far In ad.
vance. Why should they have 1t then (
Grace for duty is what they need then living
grace then dying grace when they come to
Die. When their feet are dipped In the brim
Jordan, the torrent will sink away. r.
Miller.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-05
SILENCE Is GOLDEN,

There is one sin which is everywhere un.
derestimated, and quite too much overlooked
IN valuation OF character II is the sin oi
fretting. II is as common as air, as speech,
so common that, unless II rises above IL,
usual monotone, we do not even observe It.
Watch any ordinary coming together OF peo
pie and see how many minutes II will be be.
fore somebody frets; that is. makes more OF
less complaining statement Of something OF
other, which, most probably. every one In the
room, or In the car, or on the street corner, n
may be, knew before and which probably no.
body can help. Why say anything aboutit? II
Is cold, IL is hot, 1t is wet, II Is dry; some
body has broken an appointment. Ill cooked
ameal; stupidity or bad faith has resulted In
discomfort. There are plenty Of things &c
FRET about II is astonishing how much an
noyance may be found Ia the course Of every
days living, even at the simplest, IL one only
keeps sharp eye out on that side Of things
Even Holy Writ says we are prone to trouble
as sparks 10 fly upward. But even the sparks
that fly upward IN the blackest OF smoke
there is blue sky above; and the less time
they waste on the road the sooner they will
reach it. Fretting is all time wasted on the
road-lIerald Of Peace.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-12-05
WORDS OF WISDOM.

When clouds are heavy blessings
come.
Loss Of sincerity is loss of vital
power.
'Tis pitiful to court q smile when
you should win soul.
Without poesy and art tho spirit
grows weary aud wooden in this earth.
ly climo.
Midnight is The noon OF thought.
when wisdom mounts it's zenith with
the stars.
To be without sympathy is to be
alone in the world, without friends or
country, home or kindred,
We need to cult rate every influence
which tends to assist us in the con-
temptation Of the beautiful and true.
We have two lessons to teach an
enemy who despiscs us-to valuo
himself less highly and us moro wor-
thily.
Very often tho world never knows
that girl is accomplished until il is
so announced in writing up her we'd.
ding.
Correction does much, but oncour-
agement does more. Encouragement
after censuro is rs the sun after
shower.
Thou shalt know by experience how
salt is the taste OF another's bread, and
how sad a path it is to climb and de-
scend another's stnirs.
Sentiment is a, divine quality im-
planted in our nature for the purpose
of ennobling and boautifying the con-
dition OF our existence.
Let us, then, be what We arc, and
speak what we think in all things.
Keep ourselves loyal to truth and tho
sacred professions of friendship.
The very bondage that wo. curse,
and seek in frctful mood to break and
burst, may keep us in the orbit that
is traced by an overruling Providence
for our good.
II has been we'll said that no man
ever sank under tho burden of the
day. IL is when to.morrow's burden
is added to to-day's that tho weight is
moro than he can bear.