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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-30

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE-BY
4 virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 2Sth day
OF Fcbrunry, lS'2, from Eleanor b.. Bower and
husband TO Alex Neill and Rush L. DER, TO
secure the Middle States Loan, Building and
Construction Company the payment OF 81 2f0
and default having occurred in the payments n =
provided Tor IN said deed for more than sly
months and ut the request OF the beneficiary the
h n, as surviving trustee Crush U. Derr
h n, DEPARTED this lifel, will, ON THURS.
O'CL OK \. NJ, in fro 1t OF the premiscs pro
ceed 70 cell AT public auction TO tho highest hid
der all that certain parcel OF land lying i'm tho
CITY OF Roanoke, Va and described as follows:
Bcginnlng nj point OIL the south side OF Salem
avenue loO feet west of Grove street, thence
south degrees west eco feet to Rorer ayenuc
thcnce Forth 81 degrees west so feet to n point
thence north y Cegrees cast 200 feet 10 Salem
avenue, thence south 81 degrees east 80 feet TO
Ia Inc place OF beginning, being lot No. section
But az to the following described part OF said
lano, VIZ beginning at point on the south aide
OF salem avenue $50 feet west OF Salem avenue
thence south degrees west 100 feet to a point
theL &c horth II degrees west 50 feet 10 a point
thehcc north degrees cast 100 feet to Salem ave.
nue. thence south 81 degrees east so feet to Mace
OF beginning, the Gale by myself "a trustee
aforesaid VIII be subject 10 a deed OF trust from
sall Eleanor s. Bower TO j. w. Shields Jr and
H. ~; Cocke, trustees, to secure Old Dominion
$1,000. which Deed OF trust lie dated the 2ltn dav
o. November, 1880, and Is OF record In deed hook
55pnge TO- '0oN
TERMS: Cash as to enough to paw costa OF an le
and the debt due the said Middle States Loan,
BnildiDg and Construction Company amountinr
70 1913 as or the 10th day of April lsI5 and
the residue II any, shall be payable in two equal
annual instruments from day OF sale.
ALRAANDEk NELL,
u Surviving Trustee.
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Professional Strong Men.

1 don't think L should care to BIO a pro-
fessional "strong man."
One who says no knows declares that
their average routine is to rise about S a.
m, take port wine and an egg, lounge
around for ar hour, go to bed again, sleep
till about noon, rise once more, eat a
hearty breakfast, do the lounging act
again, perhaps take walk, WOO the mat
trcss again and sleep till pretty near the
hour of performance.
And so on day after day
All this, OF course, to conserve and re-
enforce the strength that their tremendous
feats diminish.
1t can't be n wildly exciting life, except
for the few minutes when one is ON tho
stage, can it?-Polly Pry in New York
Recorder
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LEGAL NOTICES,

TkUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
tuatea Is'h day OF October, 1880. recorded in
va, in oeeu book 20. page l25' in whirS r. H'
W oouward ard wife conveyed 10 the undcr.
in trustee the real estate therein described
III uuet o secure to Roanoke Trust. Loan and
Saie Deposit Company paymcnt nj tbc oa az, aI ~
SIIW, evidenced az therein set out. and dcfanit
n nay oeen made IN the payment of said dobt.
thereof shall on SATURDAY. esSb N DA I9' Wr
me, ls!'5, at u O'Clock, noon, in front Of he
se 3, the city OF Roanoke proceed to
the property conveyed in said deed to wit. "' Va
nat certain parcel OF land lying in the CITY of
~ the W w beginning at the northwest corner
win street in nottherly direction 1so o. fact
70 an alley. thence with said alley in a westeriv
aIe9.ien s. leet to point on came thence in
thence In an easterly direction with tho bonla
Sard 10 feet to the beginning
ihls property has on 1t q connections two
fences and is in good repair. This sale will n.
made subject 10 hen of s. So secured in deed of
1 Iar, rom +. 4. Woodward and wife to s. w.
to A. NJ and W. VI. Fuller payment OF "a 100
evieenced by bond therein described, of even
9ate with said deed. and payable live yenrs after
nnu, Win interest at per cent. per
ISL DAY OF January, 1895, and was by mutual con-
sent, extended for a further period of i've years
rom ,hat da,e and has attached TO It ten interest
sou ions, Whlcn coupons arc in the sum OF SfO5
cacn' raining due on the let DIS vs. OF July and Jan
nary OF each Jear, said debt being fs, lien on the
pt ,ea apoyc described And the purchaser
~ tns SAFE VIII take title TO the property subj ct
,hhMs-Cash az TO the sum OF past due debt.
,u ana taxes amounting to sl.26s39, and
tue cSst OF executing this trust. Balance II any
payaoie IN one and two years from date OF sale
70 DC evidenced ~ negotiable notes OF the mr.
sold. W .vI Lrro,pe'tS
5i9;ts oA't ,rr,:,.o
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HOME OF THE COLO WAVE.
valley In Eastern British Columbia Said
TO BE It's Starting Point.

W oe Ss;trttDS HOtnt~
1t Is frequently asked. Where do cold
waves originate? The coolest portion of
the North American continent is in all
probability in the Saskatchewan valley,
cast of Mount Hooker and Mount Hood,
both of which arr situated in tho Rocky
mountain range that divides British Co
lumbin from the valley and tho Alberta
country. Tho height of this mountain
range prevents tho eastern trend or flow of
vapor from tho Pacific ocean from crossing
over into tho valley, rs it would wcro it not
FOR the presence of this high range Of
mountains.
Yet 1T must not be supposed that cx-
tremc cold always prevails here, because
at certain intervals tho vapor from the
Pacific flows cast by way of tho Alaska
peninsula through tho upper valley of the
Athabasca river into Alberta and the val
icy of tho Saskatchewan, and there meet.
Ing with moro southern and eastern flow
or Vapor that flows through tho Cup in the
mountain range made by tho bay of San
Juan it warns and expands tho atmos-
phcrc, crosses the path Of tho cold wave,
and warmth of from 90 to 40 degrees Is
tho result, as we often SEQ graphically
marked on tho weather mp by red dots
hero and there on it's surface. But thii
docs not satisfactorily answer why it is
tnat tho cold wave leaves Its home in tho
above mentioned valley to go jllnkcting on
southern tour.
To find the cause of those successive
cold waves which we experience from ti1no
TO time we will have to look in quito nm
other dircction-down to tho northern
tropical latitude, where tho great cvapora-
ton of those warm currents and ocean
surfaces Is carried westward from the At
hntic ocean by the trade winds and Is
masscd together between the winds of tho
eastcrn of shore Winds blowing some
times from Florida and Mt other times
from Texas, but in either case promoting
cyclonic action, which has the effect of en-
larging the area of tho storm, and the i'm
mediate result is an enormous expansion
OF atmosphere usually dcnominntcd low"
AS this low" moves across the surface OF
tho middle or eastern states it po,lrs down
large quantities of water in the shape ct
rain and is constantly receiving nccessions
OF cloud matter to replcnish its energies,
s1ld thus in this manner it creates moro or
less of vacuum, into which the air from
tho northwest is drawn with moro or less
momentum, and the cold wavo Is COM
plotted. Post
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
, Motel ptopcrty-by virtue OF deed of trust
in the clerks otc,. or the Hastings Court in the
city or Roanoke. Va in deed book a. page iSs
III which ; ilowcr'on conveyed TO the under
signed certain real estate therein described, In
trust 10 secure 10 a. NJ and ". NJ. Pniler the nav
meni ofthc sam OF $500 ut i've years after the
GATE thereof, ~ therein set ont, with interest
thereon at per cent. per annum, PAYABLE semi
annually; and default having been made in the
payment or two OF the semannual interest pay
ments which matured on the nth day OF August
1871, and lith February, 1855, respectively: and
default having also been made in the payment OF
n-nrance premiums and taxes ON said premises,
as provided IN SAID deed TO he paid. and having
been requested by the holder OF said interest and
h sTIR %oHa!Sn sri 20 to do viii. on
VI, on inc premises, proceed to sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, oil the proberty
conveyed i'll said Geed, to wit:
Tha certain lot OF land, with the imDrovc.
ments thereon. lying in the city OF Roanoke Va
bcgimn'ng u Inc southwest corner OF Railroad
u minutes west 100 feet, thence north 81 degrees
10 minutes west 10 feet thence north 2d,g rees Is
minutes east lQo feet u Railroad avenue, thence
with said Railroad avenue south 81 degrees IS
minutes east 10 feet To the pac- OF beginning
being known as lots Nos. ~ and 80, IN ward s. a.
shown by map OF Roanoke Land and Improve.
meht Company. This land has on it three
story brick hotel bulding. formerly known as the
PALACE and Southern Hotels; is situated opposite
market house. This sale win he made gu bIcct 10
the deed OF trust securing the $3.50 as above de.
soIlueu, WnlcH natures on the 18th day OF Feb
ruaty, 1877, with interest thereon at per cent
per annum, payable semi-aunually. according to
the tenor or interest coupons attached to the
bond, evidenclnr said debt, each coupon being in
the sum of slC5, the first OF which is dne and
payable on the iith day OF August, 1898; the next
on the 18th OF February. 1906. on 80 on months
until the debt is fully paid.
TERMS:-Cash IS to past due Interest, in
suranoe, premiums and taxes, Amounting to
SidG.l9, and the costs OF executing this trust in
ciuding trustees commission OF per centum
inc purchaser TO assume the payment OF SS,tUU
debt with interest as above described to A NJ
and w NJ Fuller. Balance IL any, payable in
evidenced by negotiable notes OF purchaser and
secured by deed OF trust on the property.
5. W. JAMESON,
oftds. Trustee.
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Good ReaSOn,

1t is by no means an uncommon
thing TO see on the closed doors of a
shop the announcement that the circum-
stance is i'll consequence of the death Of
the proprietor or member of the firm.
1t was left for a German who kept Il
cobbler's shop i'll western town to re-
verse the order of things. On the occa-
sion OF his daughters marriage largo
piece OF paper was tackled on his barred
door. Across the paper struggled these
words:
This Store is close OH the Account of
some Fun i'll the Family. "-Youth's
Companion.
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
7Ae dated lat October, 1890. and duly recorded
ln office or clerk OF Hastings Court for Roanoke.
Sallie NJ Webb and Il. b Webb. her husband.
TO secure the bond OF Sallic NJ. Webb In penal
sum OF S3,C0O TO Iron Belt Building and Loan
Association, and default having been made in
the monthly payments and other of the condi-
tions OF eaid bond. and being thereto required
18TH JUNE, 1895, AT 10 O'CLOCK, M, on the
premises. proceed to cell to the highest bidder,
ming NJ point on last eide OF COMMUNICATIVE
avenue l2S feet north or Wells street at corner of
an II root alley, thence with said alley in an
north 70 degrees 40 minutes east a. feet to point,
tnence IN line parallel with SAID alley In q
avenue thence south 81 degrees west $40 feet to
the point Of beginning. being lot No s on plat OF
Scott * Wright dated July. ISIS. On this lot ia
commodions two-story frame dwelling house
IEfMS-Cash ii. S. TROUT,
& tbs T,ns,r.
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HNION BANK OF WIN
- CHESTER VS. In cbs,co-r
EVAN Gcmmrll ct MS -

:, ~ IHE ~ STINGS COURT FOR THE CITY
VI ROANOKE. To Union Bank OF Wlnchestor.
Paintin, and to Evan Gemmell Samuel Sncncrr
SENIOR samuel Spencer Junior. Archibald
spencer David Spencer, ". VI. Wager indiyi-
unatIy, and W NJ. Wager and j. B. Levy, late
pntthers trading ~ w. VI. Wager ~ Company:
Johh spencer, Janncttc Spencer Katherine II
Spencer, Annie Mob. Spencer and ,yessn Snenccr
defendants ~ sN "Poh'o''
lake NOTICE that pursuant to a decree In
III the above styled cause OF March 40 1SoS
shaii on Friday, the 3lst day OF May. ls.5. be-
tween tne hours OF O'Clock n. III. and Il O'Clock
r. III ~ my ONCE, In the Masonic Temple build
lns, rooms numbers two (l) and three az In the
elt3 OF ROANOKE, proceed to inquire into and 10
mentioned III said decree and thereby referred 10
me as one OF the commissioners in chanccry Of
,he said court, especially concerning tho fol.
lowing: 0 'o'
!. What property is owned by the defendants
ncrcin' or any OF them subject to the hen OF In,
Union BANK or Winchester, and whether any
property has been conveyed away BY such dc.
leng1nts, which Is still subject to the lien OF the
said Union Bank OF Winchester.
=. The liens existing against any such nronertv
ana me respective prioritcs of the same
g. ANY such other matter as may be deemed nv
MIN (commissioncr) pertinent, or may be re.
l"!lcu oy any party Mt interest in this cause
anu II from any cause said enquiries be not
oeeun on thc day above named, or begun and not
completed. the same will he continued from day
10 day or time TO time nj the same place until All
vi snlu INQUIRIES are ascortaincd and complied.
Given under my hand commissioner in
chancsry OF the Hastings Court OF the city of
foanokc this the Goth day OF April, 1895
a BLAIR ANTRIM,
u-., Commissioners in Chaucery.
waits, robertson " Robertson, pc. 30 I'd
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SALE OF COLLATERAL.-BY VIRTUE OF
X certain collatt raj notc dated the 22nd day az
Octooer, 1922, and executed by +. NJ Williams 10
,h Undersigned evidencing an Indebtedness OF
on,.teen hundred dollars to become due one year
alter date, TO secure the payment of which eioh
teen shares OF stock OF the Traders Investment
company were deposited. And default havin.,
nccn made In the payment OF said note shall
LOT the purpose or executing said coll ateral note
o on ioT sale In front OF the courthouse in tho
CITY OF Roanoke the said eighteen shares of the
capital stock of the said Traders Investment
company or The par value OF one hundred dollars
each said sale Will take place in front OF the
TEkMS-Cash.
J. TRlPLETT HAXALL.
eHh ~ LOCKE, attorneys. 5 III I'd
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAlIAHlE
~ residence lots in the West End.-By virtue OF
H,oecrec or the circuit court or Roanoke CITY
va, entered at the January term lSg5 in the
chancery cause Of +. l.. Zabrskie VS. rostbury
hchl Fstatc and Investment Compsny and ais
INC Undersigned special commissioners appointed
ny sara decree, make salc of the following prop.
cry al the front door of the courthouse or Ron-
nokc Ciy, Va. ON SATURDAY, TIE 18TH
DAY OF JUNE. ls95, AT II O'CLUCK Nj
tnose certain lots or parcels OF land lying in the
Guy or Roanoke. Va. and bounded and described
rs follows, to-wit Beginning Mt the northeast
corner or Chapman avenue and ID street, thence
along the north side or Chapman avenue south
~ degrees east ESQ feet 10 II point thence north
~ degrees 10 minutes east 1877 feet 10 nm alley
thencc with said alley north ~ degrees west $40
lect 10 street. thence with street south 80
uvgtees west ~ feet TO the place OF beginning
iEhMS.-Cash Sufficient TO pay tho cost of
sun ana salc and the sum OF S5t3.i2 with interest
from september q. 1880. subject to credit OF SlOO
as or the 10Th of November, lSge; 500 as OF the
i5tn or Aprii. lsH3, and $50 NJ of the 9TH October
iehi ana also the sum OF 81 .364 IL, with Interest
from MAY, 18th, 1871; balance. II any in equal in
stalments payable with interest In one and two
years from date OF sale and secured BY Il deed of
trust on the property.
j. W. BOSWELL
H. RANDOLPH HICKS
Special Commissioners
bond has been executed as required by the
. lotds 5. 5. BROOKE, Clerk
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His Professions Connicted.

"Halt! commanded tho highwayman
Hold up your handS!"
The startled pedestrian instantly com
piled
"Now, then, I'll relieve you of-good
heavens! How long have your hands been
in that condition?'
"About 4 years
Take 'em down. It's the worst case ot
eczema l ever saw. used to .be "a doctor
before took to the road. You can cure
those hands in two months by taking five
drops after every meal of"'---
For the proper filling of this blank IL
will be necessary to consult the advertis.
ins MISUNDERSTANDING Tribune.
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Editor In Chicf-In your leader to-
day, Mr. Grinder, You say, I'm the null
titudc of colinsclors there is safety, as
we learn from certain book " Why did
you not say, LAS we learn from the BIZ
ble:''
Editorial Writer - You forget. sir.
that it is our rule never to mention the
name Of riva! publication. Boston
Transcript.
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An EHccptiOn.

Mann Uptroe-Robbie, old man, don c
You find that fashionable tailor denceG
expensive: So many men heat him that
he has to get the price of four suits ont
OF every three customers to keep even.
Robdeigh Drapcr-That' all right
Upple; mines that fourth suit Life.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN residence OF the late Capt B. Moorman.
on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 70, 1895, at Ii o'clock;
u. m. VIII sell at public auction all of the
household and kitchen furniture belonging to
the estate os the late Captain Moorman, q large
number OF valuable books and library furniture,
Q lot OF new carpets. lot of pictures. lot OF
one two horse wagon, lot OF buggy and wagon
harness, one carriage one spring wagon. set OF
shelter and lot of hogs. Terms-Cssh
l.. Q. HANSBROUGH
Admir-. c. II. A. of X. B Moorman decd
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING THE REGU
l ' lar annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Washington and Roanoke Land and Improve.
mcnt Company will be held Mt the Braddock
house, Aiexandria, Va, on Wednesday, June
THO. E. DAVIS,
~ . Secretary.
hoahohe, W., may ~, 1875. 52S I'd
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Too Much.

ASsistant-She will sing that aria.
It's too bad-evcrybody is tired of it.
Manager-Wcll, let her have her own
way.
Assistant-Rut she wants us to put on
the programme, by request. Brook
lyn Life
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| fUSTEE'S SALE-WHEREASA CERTAIN
Gccd or trust was executed by James X. Hell
aho Lcanra Bell, his wife. 10 George j Pcct
trustee, bearing date on tho 18th dny ~ Anil
lS"2; and recorded in decd book "a paGc Isl, g.,
the musings Court for the city of Roauosc w
20 secure the performance of certain condit ions
ana payments specified in certain bond cxc
culcu ny the snid James X. Bell for the pnyrcnt
Oh sl'ooo TO the National Mutual BuilGinr and
loan Association OF New York in accordance
Win tncir articles OF association, ard whereas
.ne salu george j. Pect has resigned The said
trust, ana the tncge OF the Hastings Cont FOR
Guy OF hoanoke, Va, did, at the September term
1877, appoint the undersigned, G. H. Vines. trns
tee in the place and stead OF Georre ] Pei rms
ICE, AFTER legal notice as provided by statute to
III the parties in interest, and whereas dcfnnlt
mas been made in the payment and conditions
menNoLcd IN ssid bond and deed OF trust for
more than three mo this, and having bccp re-
Iui!cu so 10 do by the beneficiary the National
Mutuai building and Loan Association OF New
iork, SHAH by virtue OF said decd and pursuant
W tne terms thereof proceed to sell nj puhlic
AUCTION. 10 the highest bidder, on the 2Sru DAY
~ ~ NE, 1875, ut 10 O'Clock Il. m, on the prem
ice, roanoke, Va. all the property CONVEYED in
wit: e ioiio"s' ~
Beginning at point on The south side OF liar.
.lson street 2oJ feet est of Second street and
IRONING ~ feet or Harrison street and ruuninr
oaCk hctwcen parallel lines 40 feet 10 an alley
and known as lot No 8, in section 10 az az ~
Rogers, Fairfax " Houston addition to the cit y
OF Roanoke, Va, together with all the improvc
ments thereon. The amount due the association
Is Sl,lOlei, rs of June 2lst, 1895
t tM.hAs-Cash. c. Il. VINES,
'rrus
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At tie Outset.

You say her marriage was Il failure?''
well, | don't know what else to call
1t. Not half the people who were invited
came. Detroit Tribune.
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n lady, commenting upon pretty feet
to n friend i'll II street car, said, Il have
a Trilby foot and have had bust taken
Of it !"-Dctroit Free Press.
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The Duke CT Marlborough Aad voice
that, it was said, could be heard above
the roar of artillery
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LEGAL NOTICES,

hOSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM.
proved real estatc-By virtue of a decd or
trust, GATED 2lst day OF March, 1891, and dpiv
FeSoIaed IN the office OF the clerk OF the Hustlnes
Souf, lot the city OF Roanoke, Va. in deed book
no; %, page 2S2, WHEREBY Catherine Commits
ana husband conveyed tho real estate hcrcinafte r
dc,e,rea 10 and more fully described in the said
ueeu no which reference ts hereby madel 10 the
tuinaeIsigned trustee, to secure bond or obliSa.
i no pt Catherlne Commings to the Iron BELT
buiiGing and Loan Association. of Roanoke VA
ana aefanlt having been made therein, and being
s,nncS alret.ed ny said beneficiary, the under,
DAY OF JUNE, 1S95. ATT O'CLOCK. procecd
S 10 sS. on inc premises at public auction 10 the
thereon. Po'enicn's
Bcginning Mt point on the north side OF DALI
avenue. in the city OF Roanoke, Va. lG1 fce, rom
a anckwir street, and measuring In front ON Dale
nv Az rect, and extending back OF that width
l"o lcct TO nm alley, heing known ard designated
az i0t No 10. OF section ., according to tho map
o o., INC peImont Larc Companys Addition to the
clty or Roanoke, Va. Tcrms-Cash
<o'us HENRY 5. TROUT Trustee.
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The Chinese make candies of vege-
table wax. the product of the candle
berry tree.
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I he Best
7 tlir1gs Yet!


MICE TRACT OF IS ACRES, THREE
~ miles from town. well watered, land
nearly all level, some fruit, good fences,
very convenient to churches and schools
Price SOU. Terms to snit.
DINE LITTLE FARM OF 27X ACRES
a at howry's, in Bedford county; five miles
from i Bedford &c Giy New sr9om dwelling
fruit trees in hearing. Price $500
% ACRES OF MEADOW LAND ALL
~ in grass, we'll fenced and watered six
miles from Roanoke and half mile from
Hollins Institute. Very convenient to
churches, schools and stores. Price $1,000
EINE FARM OF 292x ACRES. q miles
Il from Bedford City, on Big Otter $50
acres of fine bottom land, Groom dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out houses
Price $1,000.
INARM OF 900 ACRES, AZ MILES
i from Roanoke Fifteen acres in fruit,
Groom dwelling, large barn and all ncces-
cary ont houses-wster in yard and barn.
Price S2,750.
GOOD GROOM HOUSE. WITH LOT so
VI foot 'front.' on korer avenue. Price S6OJ
DWELLING ON SEVENTH AVENUE,
~ with ten rooms, bath, hot and cold
water gas, heated by furnace. Price ga 200.
STORE HOUSE. WITH FIVE DWELL.
- ing rooms up stairs. Lot 50x130 feet.
Price $500.
,.RooM DWELLING IN THE CENTER
y of the town. Price $500. Terms easy
THE BEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED
l. in nice dwelling on Campbell street.
j. F. WINGFIELD,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
21O COMMERCE ST.
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MICE TRACT OF IS ACRES, THREE
~ miles from town. well watered, land
nearly all level, some fruit, good fences.
very convenient to churches and schools'
Price 5000 Terms to snit.
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WANTED-TWO OR THREE Statesmen
bonsotho I good territory, to handle our line OF
iousenoid goods. Good opportunity for en- :
cclgetic canyassers. Apply Standard Installment
No,,pahy' 3O3 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
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IINHE WASlllN NOTION HEIGHTS GROUNDS
and pavilion are now open for picnics and
II. YA1ER, 5. II. BoIrSoTT, l. IL. REID, Roam okc,
va 529tf