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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
How tho Blood Moves In tho Veins.

Tho principal cause of tho movements of
tho blood In tho veins is what tho Dhysiol.
ogists refer to as "tho pressure from bo.
hind" By this is meant tho capillary
circulation or movement of tho blood
caused by tho constant pumping action of
tho heart, which forces tho current into
and through tho veins. 10 prevent tho
engorgement of tho veins-that is, to pro
Won't their becoming SO filled with blood
that their resistance would countcrbalanco
tho pressure from tho nrteries-each pulsa-
ton of tho heart by cmptying tho right
ventriclo allows n part OF tho blood nccu
mulatod In tho veins to DO removed. In
this way the backward resistance in tho
veins is kept inferior to tho pressure of the
arterial circulation. Tho vonous circula-
ton is also greatly aided by tho action of
tho voluntary muscles. 1t is u we'll known
fact that whom Il muscle contracts 1t thick
Gus and becomes diminished in length
The OBJECT of this lateral swelling is to
compress tho veins lying betweon tho mus
oles, thus forcing tho blood forward. An
other popularity is the half moon shaped
valves with which the veins arc well pro
vidcd These "semilunnr'' valves opcr
only toward tho heart, making any back
ward movement of tho blood into tho vo-
nous system impossiblc.-St. Louis Repub-
lic
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Bettor Work Every Day.

We ought never to be willing to live
any year just as we lived the last one.
No one is striving after the best things
who is not intent on an upward and IL
forward movement continually. The cir
cuiar movement is essential, too-the
going around and around in tho old
grooves, daily taslls-yet even in this
treadmill round there should be constant
progress. Wo ought to do the Same
things better each day. Then in the
midst of the outward routine our inner
life ought to bo growing in earnestness,
in force, in Depth r. Miller.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
On and Oh~h Donkey.

When VIC wero boys, our first lessons I'm
riding were taken on and off the back of u
donkey. Ho was u creature of chnngcable
but, on tho whole, amiablo disposition.
When his temper gave way before tho
trials to which we subjected 1t, we took
many lessons in that gentle art of falling
OIL, which Is SO useful supplement- to
tho science of riding, as moro generally
understood. We can mako this avowal
without any sonso of shame now, for 1t
happened onco on day forever memora-
bio that our donkey kicked off our riding
master himself, in oil his glory of boots
and brooches.
Joe, the coachmans boy, declared all
our theory of donkey riding to be inoor-
rect, and 1t is significant that, though tho
donkey could kick off tho riding master.
boots and brooches and all, 1t entirely fail
ell to shake Joe from his scat by any of It's
antics But then Joe's method was on
tiroly different from that of tho riding
masters. 1t was indeed so simple as
scarcely to deserve tho name of method.
being contained in the single precept that
you should sit rs near the tail of the ami
nal as possible. That was the sum total
of his theory of donkey riding and it
worked to perfection in practice. Our
unole, who was in the navy, explained the
mechanics of Joo's style of riding nautical
ly. "It's as plain as pikostaff, said he,
that when you've got oil tho weight in
tho stern the craft isn't likely to 20 down
by the head. ''-Macnillan's Magazine.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

N Gm EERGusoN VS.. THE yINToN LAND
Ne Improvement Company OF Roanoke, Va ~
city Of Roanofey y IN tho hu''ngs court for the
Pan{. Of Roanoke, Va, corporation: g I'm
F Fah1 OF Chrstiansbl5g. corporation; she
poratio1; the State Savings Bank. z eor cor.
Iation; J. " waggoner, franklin Rogers. 3spS-
Baissd ESmssni9u, e g. Fannie
S deaseq; X W. Stairs, B: a; johnson, q. D. Jor-
sehioT:r a as Wnise y; White and Shas
VIII W; a. Burk. George D. Williams and Cbas. E,
Tipr aer1i partners as Williams Bros; Charlie:
ceased; J; Hecht, Med L. Wrenn. 4. q. Fr ee
Whn,t,o1E yerdies, W. J. SHEPPARD, X. NJ s.
Ads Tp;o{ q q y y.. Cosby Henry Kim, T. W.
S %Tenh adminis!rator Of TT omss j. Noting
4; Dobie, 4. d. Taylor. e. a. Whitesead f. f.
G c15ne,tlogs; SIS Kelly, Walter J. Biggs, H. n.
5. Roseis afs j. T A; Jaekson p stssrnss W.
RRs,hsm. BecSovsr aGS SlistIsn g. g.
iI n9a s, Geo Gravatt, Jr., Mrs. M A Dar-
Davis, William a. Wrenn, s. a. I Ris,s vi Vi y.
SsaSfora, 7. B 3; Camp j. + Grimm O. e. Ed
Jordan, n. r. G. Jordan. JOS. a. m Gale M NJ Ip.
Preston; William Lunsford. j. II. Winsste. E
= Merritt Mtesfltt, T. l. Dorm. s. Brown s. S. Brooke.
y Daily; II. NJ. wharton. K. NJ a sn staeoSe
o. % p. firshee and NJ. q. Firehce, partners "a
,sr, administrator or s. d Fuller. deceased.
n Dickinson, A. N. Derr, administratoT a a
r. W.tn VIII annexed of r. U. Derr, deceased.
=. n. NJ Hankle, II. L. Page, j. W. did and
lou and each Of you are hereby notified Aha.
p o 20 decree OF reference entered by the
corporation court for the city OF Koanoke VT
glnla. on January 3lst 1896, In the cause in chan
oery pending In said court in the sbovc short
otS,c wherein you are defendants will at NV
0ihce In tho Kirk Building In the CITY NJ RoonotS
o,llslnia. on Tuesday, March 10Th, 1896 at n;
' tp u. m. proceed to take, state and renort
rcctrd s sa'a aa court the following accounts as d.
,op pist; All the real estate owned by the de-
IUnuaht corporation, the Ninton Land Improve
HSnt company OF Roanoke, Virginia.
oeSonu. All the liens upon the real estate NJ
.nc ueIendant corporation, Tho Vipton Land I'm,
he ,vont company OF Roanoke, Virginia. and
me Priorities OF the said liens -"
Ia, Mn nv What notes of the defendant CORPORA
o, Roanoke, Virginia, secured by the deed ~
,a ust Executed 0y said corporation dated March
iotn 1857, to William Lunsford trustce conrar
tne real estate in the bill and ca hibis in th}s
vause mentioned, remain outstanding and I'M
paul, in Wnole or In part, and who are the hold
rams y, nno shio notes aud what amounts still
~ is directed by said decree that thia ordsr af
pu9ncation shall be In lieu OF personal seryices
II tue taxing OF said accounts be not comnletod
on the above named day the came will h. I'D
llouroco from day to day at the came placc sna
hour until completed. SAN
Glven under my hand as commissioner in
1896 EvEpfHTTtGna ny III, SI eoruary,
Smith & King, Pr comm ninl,nS.
29td commissioner.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
THE CAR CONDUCTOR.
houern Methods Have Not Operated TO
+ Make His job Easier.

iii
III Make His job Easier.
1t used to be comparatively oasy Job
h lto bo tho conductor Of n horse cur In Now
YORK city, for tho reason that all he had
X 10 do was to collect fares, take passengers
Hon ana let them off, or course man
farncd his money before tho dry was out,
but he very seldom had an especially hard
4 timc dcS.g it. Now the new and involved
syStcm of transfer tickets makes lifo q
\ buFdcn to tho men who stand nll day on
4 the tail ends of cars
1T just makes mo tired" said q con-
ductor to reporter. cts doggono near
to bcin double job nowadays. A follow
has to carry ono pocket loaded down with
o big slab of transfer slips that's got to BIO
punched, and he gets his other pocket full
OF the transfer slips no takes in. 1t
wouldn't DO so bad if pretty nearly every
eecUnd man ana woman wasn't q blamed
| idiot and insisted on foldin up tho trans
fers they get. We've got to smooth cm
| all out and put en- In a Moe, neat bundle
to hand in at tho end of tho trip
-" That's only tho boginnin of it too.
Great Scott, 1t amt anywhere noar tho
I end Every ticket that handed us we've
got to look over and SEQ that it's punched
right and o. X, for if some follow works
/ of ono on us that's about a week old and
amt good on our line anyway we get rats
OF the Office the next day. tell you any
man who can look out for his car durin
tho rush hours, start hor up and start her
all right, tako caro- Of tho cranks and ro-
member tho streets that people want to got
off mt ought to got moro than 50 day
He could run any railroad train in tho
country after he's been through this mill.
"You sce we've got to keep track Of so
many things. Every block or two we've
got to poke our heads in tho car and holler,
Transfers for such and such q street.
Then punchin up tho tickets Is no joke,
for when tho cars arc crowded it's easy to
make mistake, and when you've punched
about $50 Of EN- your wrists get all fired
tired. Tho whole business gives us just
about twice tho work it used to, and there
\ amt q blankod cent moro pay. I'm got
tin sick to death of it, but II I quit my
| lob thorod he 100 ready to jump ut my
place New York World.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
THE HAT TRICK.
Low the Merchants Exchange Jokers
Worked 1t Upon q Visitor.

low the Merchnnts' Exchange Jokers
Worked 1t Upon u Visitor.
A largo, good looking and evidently
good natured man walked into tho OK
change room In the board of trade build
ing tho othor day and was soon IN inter-
ested, not to say anxious, spectator Of
what Is known on 'ohango as "the hat
triok''
The largo man wore glossy now derby
hat
a membcr of tho exchange walked up
to him, neatly lifted tho hat off his head,
anu III moment tho newcomer saw what
nc supposed was his hat flying across the
room.
1t had boon propelled by kick Sew
oral others made u rush ut it, and il was
sent hither and thithcr like football.
Tho man looked ON in amnzoment
Presently tho hat camo his way, and no
seized 1t. He glvo tho now dlapidatod
hcadgoar brush or two with his elbow.
looked 1t over obviously, then put it on
and startod hurriedly for the cxit.
Before lic could make his escape the INIT
was again seized and again became thu
center of n rush.
once more tho man got tho hat, CLAIMED
1t on his head and was rushing nwav
when no was intercepted by tho man who
had originally taken it from tho visitors
head.
With great politoncss tho joker handed
over tho visitors own hat as glossy and
perfect as If 1t had just como from tho
matters block, and took tho old hat in ro-
turn.
Iho visitors surprise increased He
scrutlnizcd tho now hat. 1t was certainly
MS. linen he Joined in tho general laugh.
he had simply been initiated into thn
mysteries of tho board of trade hat triol,
tho first point in which is bit of slcipbt
of hand work by which hats nro changed
and tho stock hat, kept for tho purpose, is
kicked into tho ring of jokcrs. Buffalo
Commercial.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
An Old Chateau,

Above gateway in high park wall
hung rusty chain, and this being pulled
caused bell to give forth n sepulchral
sound. a surprised gardener, after long
delay, lot the carriage In, which toiled up
through tangled thicket of vegetation till
it stopped before n handsome perron. The
rooms were of 1no proportion, yet the sun
light streaming by the great windows and
tho glorious prospect Of river and valley
did not drive away q chilly feeling, which
would have been moro appropriate to Wis
1T to mausoloum on November even
ing Up stairs there was q stately cham
Der with an old engraving on tho wall rep-
resonting the birth of the Duo dc Bor-
deaux, and on guoridon stood q faded
photograph, signed, philippe Comte do
Paris'
In ono corner was bale of The Gazette
do Franco, and while We were wondering
why for months the wrappers of that re-
spectacle Royalist organ had not boon bro
ken and why they had been brought OF
bedroom, the gaunt wife Of the gardener,
pointing to the dust laden baldaquin,
croaked, "Le lit on madame la marquise
est morte.'' Then we recognized the pre-
vailing odor of disinfectant, and we under
stood the rows of medicine bottles ON tho
parquet, and tho unopened newspapers and
all tho orst. We fled from that haunted
chateau down to the Loire, rolling toward
Saumur benoath q sky OF blue.-Rlack
woods Magazine.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

TRUsTEEs SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed or trust dated the 18th day Of July. 1892
recorded in clerks office OF hust!nas court for
Guy o, KoSnokc, Va, in decd book rs, page 1855,
In which H. II. Woodrum and Anna T. Wocd>
t .ain mis- wife conveyed to the undersigned cor
secure to the Roanoke Trnst, Loan and safe De-
posit Company the suna OF $3.50, As therein bet
ont; and defanlt having been made in the pay
me5t OF said debt, and having been requested so
70 40 by ihe holder Thereon. shall, ON SATUR-
DAY. THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1895, AT.
u O,CLOCk NOON, in front of the courthouse
In the city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed to sell at
pnblie auction to the highest bidder all that GER.
tain lot or parcel OF land lying In the city Of ROs
noke, Va, on the north siae OF Campbell avenue
and known as lot Is, section IS, on plat and map
lhtter, surveyor. This property has on ii a
good two story frame dwelling and "a situated In
one OF the best residence sections of the city
TERMS-Cash as to the cost OF executing .hia
trust, including trustees commission OF 5 par
cont. and tho sum OF 81 46s 9S, together with any
unpaid taxes that may DO due. Hslance, II any.
payable In ono and two years from date OF sale,
WITH interest, deferred payments to be evidenced
oy negotiaole aotss ana scored by decd OF tyuot
On the property sold. g.. W, JAMESON,
27&&s Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
A NEW WRINKLE FOR SMOKERS.
Wet Your Bricr Wood Pipe, and 1t VIII
Last Twice rs Long.

Wet Your Bricr Wood Pipe. and 1t VIII
Last Twice rs Long.
"Shnll wet it for your" asked the cignr
store man who had just sold n briorwood
Pipe.
"Yc-es, said the customer, handing tho
pipe over. But say, that's now one on
me. What's tho idea Of wctting it?''
Tho cigar store man by this time had
tho Dipo under the water faucet and was
driving water through it Mt great ratio.
az learned that" no said, from pipe
manufacturer This first voting makes
n bricr Pipe last twice rs long as it would
otherwise Tho reason Is that the wood
il very dry This pipo hero has been in
the store six months. maybe q year. 1t
was very dry when We got 1t, and OF course
It's drior now. Well, it stands to reason
that when fire is applied to tho wood, tho
nine will char quickly, and once 1t begins
i burns through in II short time. Now, II
oood soaking like I'm giving this pipe
dampens the wood. Tho wood absorbs n
great deal of tho water, and it won't burn
co easily. After four or five pipefuls of
tobacco have been smoked there Is very lit
flo danger of tho pipe burning except Mt
tho moment 1t is being lighted Always
remember to light your tobacco, and not
your pipo.
four or five minutes, wiped it out and
handed it to tho customer.-New York
Sun. =.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
TRUSTEES sALE-pY v1Rrunor Nom

fINhuSTBE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUEO A DEED
OF trust dated 22d day OF FEBRUARY 1899 and
recorded In the clerks Office of the hustinos
court, city or hoanoke, In decd book IS pa1e Ok
III which Robert j. Hawkins conveyed 10 t6e mn
uefsigned trustee certain real estate therein set
OUT, IN trust TO secure to r. II. Woodrum nav
menu OF the sum of 81 037. So as therein evidenced
nuu ociault having been made in tho payment or
tatt OF inc SAID debt, and beng requested an tn
40 M, 9y IN inc holder thereof shall, on TUESDAY
MhhCH ~, 1896, In front OF the Courthouse In The
Guy OF hosnoke, proceed to sell at pm bic anction
i'll said deed, to witt Non'oyeo
That certain lot, parcel of land. climate In tho
CITY OF Roanoke, with the Improvements thereon
oeHinnlng At point on tho southsde OF the Nor,
ioik ana western railroad SIS feet more mr. loss
rom Lhe northeast corner OF what is known ma
Inc uhnprlck" property lying on the north aide
vi TUG tracks, oeiug and fronting on the Norfolk
ana western railroad; thence with the N0rto,S
ana Wcetern railroad in an eaeterly djr.ction %
rect more or less to the northwest corner of nron
cry SOLO 70 Emma Turner by r. H. Woodrnm.
Aho running back between parallel lines S9 feet
more ore or less to 10 foot wide alloy
!,hNmS-Cash No to tho eum OF S4iT tx to-
ge.her with the cost of executing this trust and
WY qnpaid taxes due on said property; the ann
or S6S7.60, payable in AZ monthly payments ~
Slaov each, beginning to fall due on 25nd dsy of
March, lS96, and continuing TO fall due on Odd
gay OF each month consecutiyely thereafter for
50 months, with interest on each payment from,
fobruary %, 1893, until paid; balance. il aov
payAuie IN one and two years after date with in
teIeeI. oelerrod payments to be evidenced by ne
gotlhpie notes OF the purchaser and secured nv
oeea OF trust on tho property cold ~
Sf''od s. w. JAMESON, Trustee,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

WANDERERS.

VIC followed the path of years
And walked for awhile together
Through tho hills of hope and tho vale of
fears.
Summed by laughter and washed by tears
In tho best and tho worst of weather,
TIL wo came to n gloomy wood,
Where our steps were forced asunder
BY tho twisted, tangled troes that stood,
Meeting above like n frowning hood,
With world of darkness under.
And whenever by chance we mot
In tho Woodlands open spaces,
We were bruised and tattored nnd soiled
and wet,
With much to pity, forgive, forget
In our SCARED and dusty faces.
Well, it was long ago,
And the leaves in the wood are falling.
AS VIC wander YEARLY to and fro,
with many change in our henrts, know,
But still can hear you calling
Arthur ]. Lcgge in London Sun.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
'E'RU.ssTEH,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAl

rE'RUsTEHs SALE OF VALUABLE REAr
cnted hu EnoS sirfne OF deed Of trust, exc
lips, to the undersigned trustee, dated the 10Th
day OF January. 1893, recorded in the o6lee Of the
einia, In deed of trust book No. 4. page n3t and
IN the ONCE OF the clerk of the hustines coIrt nf
p raS es'y s 90 Roanoke Va In doed book No S.
Raymena or note therein described. executed py
En0Sh phailips and Jane Phillips. his wife, dated
.ho OF said note, and being 80 REQUIRED by
saro o. w. 1 fS the holder Of sad note
1870 o'clock p. m. OF that day to sell bv Wav =;
puoiic to the highest bidder for cash at the
~ aoor OF the courthouse OF the hustings court
scrloed real estate situated in said eity Of Roa.
oS or so much thereof as may DO necessary to
pIS tne oS0u secured in said deed of trust to wit:
First: That certain lot OK parcel OF land On
sn, asK street in said CITY. fronting 100 feet on
parallel lines $50 feet and being the lot or pSree
o. Ro ,ana conveyed to Enoch Phillips by Howard
MGyyeT Tsd and HE wife by deed dated November
OF the hpstings court OF the city OF ROANOKE. Va
IN deed book No: 50, page 97a, etc. '"'
city Roanoke @ feet b 81 isno lot N NJ SAID
IN seeaion as shown by the maps Of the Pleas
parcs OF lana dns and being the lot
ley Ley Land nd Company to said Enoch Philips, BY
t aeea GATED November aist, 1890 and recorded in
city OF Roanoke. in deed book No. SO. psre S7a'
scri, inc proceeds OF the sale of the above de.
$500 .u yloPesIy DO hot eumcient TO pay the debt
In said deed OF trust and the COSTS Of ssd
SALES sal, : VIII proceed on the 29TH DAY OF FEB
hoAkY, 1889. at 10o'elock a. m, in front OF the
p s Sdd at puafki City Va, to sell to the high
veyed in said deed, or so much thereor az msv be
nosssasafy to pay any balance that may remain
wits 60 ioio"S' To-
Ihree certain lots or parcels OF land on Lsxine-
ION street IN said town, being lots Nos TO- ii and
T. In section 13S, as shown by the ofioiai me an of
the town OF Pulaski, and being tho same lots Of
parcels OF land conveyed by the Martin Land and
dd IMP Company to said Eloch Phillips by
deed dated December 18th. 1922 ~
January 23rd, 1896 - N1e''
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
a Model Country.

In Iceland there are mother prisons, SOL
diers, drunkenness nor police. Colonized
in S74, it soon after became independent,
and its isolated position, far away from
tho beaten track of ocean commerce, has
preserved its population from many of tho
vices which seem almost inseparablo from
high state of commercial prosperity and
extensive intercourse with the rest of man
kind
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Larry Pens.

The early pens wo:o 80 expensive that
tho steel pen makers advertised that they
would mako such repairs rs were necessary
to their pons for " stated time, generally
about six months. When y man damaged
his pen, no carried it back 10 the factory
and had it mcndcd by M experienced
mechanic
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

1t Is with many enterprises as with
striking fire-wc do not meet with success
except by reiterated efforts, and often at
the instant when wo despaircd of success.
Mime. do Maintcnon.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Not So Alarming as That.

She (calmly)-I think there is "a burglar
in tho house. Listen!
Hc-Oh, that's mouse you hear
Sho (cxcitcdly)-Williani why do you
seek to play upon my fears that way?
Yon know it isn't e!-Detroit
Tribune.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
A Playwright to Be Surprised.

Hoax-.Jagley claims to have writton
play that will make everybody talk.
.joax-What's he done that for! The
box parties alone aro bad enough now
philadelphia Record.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

Several species of sea anemone can form
their jellyliko bodies into boats and float
on tho surface Of tho water, propeiling
themselves with their antennD.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Couldn't Find 1t.

How is it l never see you killing
timer" asked an idle person.
1 can't find tho time, said tho busy
man in perfect innocence. = Indianapolis
Journal.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

Tho legs and tentnclcs of tho common
bhrnaclo form an effective net, by which
all small animals and insects coming suii-
cicntly near arc entangled
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

The flowers OF some sensitive plants ara
as sensitive as the leaves
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Christiansburg. Va, Feb. 4, 1890.

1, John C. Hairless, clerk of Montgomery cir
cult court, do certify that A. A. Phleear. tho
SpeJI,ai commissioner appointed to sell tho lands
n Guer decree In suit OF Wood. Marsh 6 Co md
EEggleston vs.. The New River Sulphur SPRINGS
Ges CT as; mas executed the bond required BY the
rSo,rnary, 1896. JOHN @. HAIRLESS. Clerk
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

CIRCUIT COURT FOR RoANOKE CITY.
IHIron pig stony RailWcy, Co, complanants, w.
N W9oG 70, nan and Robt. Ballard: Take notice. that
UM TIE a. , 24TH DAY OF MARCH, 1895, Mt the
the city of Roanoke, Virginia. bctween the Son ~,
oa. ~ m; and p. M. OF that day, we shall pro
cesd 10 take the dispositions of John Sweet and
osners, 10 oe read as evidence In our behalf IN a
certain suit in equity depending in the cirenit
0an, Ior the city OF Roanoke wherein we arc
cause the taking of the sand deposltions he not
commenced, or If commenced, be not concluded
on Ihat DAY. the taking thereof will be adjourned
pleteu. 'A' 'haii NC COIL
18th, THE BIG STONY RAILWAY COMPANY.
H"uh :" hoss, 9 IS sir wl,e
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

N. B-The amount OF tbs debt secured AZ
ABOVE, 10, as OF this day, Sl7l4cO, with legal in
teIest thereon from August 2fst. 1884 sabject TO
1895. ~ NSS VI SS ~ .s