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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06
A Wonderful Connections Spring.

There Is a remarkable spring of loo cold
water near the town Of Seonington, Conn.
The water flows from q crack in O birh
rock and Is believed to come directly from
an Ice cave, or from bod Of Ice which was
covered In glacial times. In few mo-
ments after person drinks of the water
OF this wonderful spring his veins begin
to swell, and he looks and feels as though
he were about to burst for the next ten
minutes. The feeling Of discomfort finally
wears away, however, and the swelling
gradually subsidies, and within half an
hour no III effects arc felt, except slight
dizziness and buzzing sound In the ears
Chemists who have analysed the waters
OF this wonderful spring say that there is
no poisonous snlts or minerals in 1t. So
far the cause Of the peculiar sensations re-
ferred to remain unexplained-St Louis
RepubliC.
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SALEM NEWS

j. P. Woods was In Salem Thursdav
night.
Jim Wilson is stopping at the Duval
House.
n. P. Frants is back again from at.
tending Finoastle court
Miss Florence Barnett, of Roanoke. ia
In town visiting friends.
Judge Blair has returned from Fin
castle, where he has been holding court.
Mrs. w. T. Duncan, OF Huntsville.
Ala. is visiting Mr.. James Duncan, on
Broad street.
Miss Mary Phlegar, of Christisnsburr.
is visiting her grandparents, Col. and
Mrs. D. G. Shsnks.
w. j. Moon. Jr., has been confined bv
sickness to his home on Pennsylvanis
avenue several days.
Miss Daisy Howe. Of Rural Retreat.
10 visiting the family Of j. A. Baum.
gardner on the Boulevard.
The MONDAY prayer meeting finished
the New Testament yesterday, and
takes up the Psalms to day.
Rev. F. 81. Watkins, of Pesrisburg.
is spending few days with 8. B.
Goode, about three miles south of town.
The correspondent. while in Bote.
tourt enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. 8.
Bryant, who owns a good little farm,
has 1t paid for, and says "he don't owe
any man q cent"
Rev. DR.. s. A. Repass, Of Allentown.
Pa, arrived yesterday evening to attend
the commencement. DR.. Repass will
preach the baccalaureste sermon to-
morrow at IL o. N.
The Woman's Auxiliary to st. Paul's
Episcopal Church will give an ice cream
festival on the lawn Of the Misses Wat
son on Monday evening, June 8, for the
benefit OF home missions.
Thomas 1. Preston and wife, John II.
Nininger and Miss Myrta Preston went
to Roanoke last night to attend the
closing exercises Of Allegheny Institute
at the Academy of Music.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give en- Ice cream festival in the
'chapel" opposite the town hall on
Monday and Tuesday nights, for the
purpose of buying an organ for the
church.
d. B. Strouse received q telegram
from Clarence B. Strouse yesterday
stating that his health is steadily Inn
proving, but that he wished him to
meet him in New York at once. Mr..
Strouse left last night.
The Ciceronian debaters' proficiency
medal was awarded TO Mr.. Cabell on
Thursday night. DR.. ]. B. Taylor and
Messrs j. P. Woods and J. 8. Baer
were the judges. The contest was
close one, tbe judges on the first ballot
each voting for o different man.
Miss Mollie Lemon, one of the teach
ers Of Salem's high school, left Thurs
day for her home at Houston Mines, In
Botetourt county. In few weeks she
expects to visit her brother, Rev. W. l..
Lemon, of Columbus, Ohio and from
there. accompanied by brother and wife,
go to Lake Chstauqus, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Items Cleaned In BOtetourt
The prospect for q fine oat crop is
very fattering.
Wheat harvest will begin about the
middle of June. Wheat Is good
The peach crop is very promising. All
trees that are thrifty have good crop.
There will be but few apples, the hot
sun In April having destroyed them
about the time the bloom WAS dropped.
Judge Blair adjourned his court Fri.
day, June S. County court, Judge Sim
mons presiding, begins Monday, June 8.
FIFTY people can be seated at the
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06
Smoke
LITTLE DUKE
CIGARS.
Full Havana Filler.
Sc for CSC.
MASSlE'S PHARMACY.

THE Cafe al Crystal Spring ia now
open.
MOTHERS will find Chamberlain
Cough Remedy especially valuable for
Group and whoopinR cough. 1t will give
prompt relief and Is safe and pleasant.
We have sold it for several years and it
has never failed to give the most per-
feet satisfaction. G.. w. Richards Du-
quesne. Pa. Sold by the Chas. Lyle
Drug Co.
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BuckIen'o ArnIca sslve.

THE Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
lions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
Paul Massie. 100 Jefferson street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06

You can get the best insec. powder
and at the right prices. at H. G. Barnes
HE puts up prescriptiors
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THE FAIR" Is now open at No. o Sa-
lem avenue with full line Of station
cry, glassware, etc. GEORGE GRAyArr,
Manager.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06

FIFTY people can be seated at the
Crystal Spring dining parlor.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06

~ w, WONDERFUL rem
Electric Liniment edy for the cure OF
rheum stism, neural
giA, govt and lumbago. For collie,
cramp. dierrhGa, cholera morbus, chill
blsins, soothache. Used internally
and externally.
Price IS cents, at p Msssies
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The Times Prize Piano.

KoANoKE, Va, May II, 1896.
To THE TIMEs:-We desire to saw that
the Jewett Upright Piano, which THE
TINES has purchased from US and placed
on exhibition at our wareroome, Ia In
every respect one of the finest and best
pianos on the American market for the
price. The retail price OF this pisno ia
fixed at $500 by the Jewett Piano Com
pany.
We further desire to say tina. the Hob
bic Plano Co. hereby offers to the win
ner Of this instrument $500 cash for the
same, provided he or she purchases
Piano from us ct any time between now
and when the final decision Is made.
This offer is made to prevent any one
holding of the purchase of an instru.
ment until this Piano is awarded. Very
truly, HoBRrE PIANO Co.
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BEST dinner. IS cents-Bonner's.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A PREVENTIVE FOR FLIES AND MOS
IA quitos. Catogni's screen doors. 56tf.
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WANTED-A LIST OF YOUR PROPERTY
w for rent and for sale. Have customers for
scveral small houses on easy terms THE
PkDIGO-BKLLRR REAL ESTATE COMPANY
41tf
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WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH FOR SECONDHAND
Address &C." TINES. 64-lw
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NOTICE OF MEETING.
SITUATION WANTED.

EXPERIENCED BOOK-KKEPER AND OF.
- fee man desires employment. Gilt edge
Rloyed at present. Address Accountant" p. o.
Box 639, Roanoke, Va. 6.31w.
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AGENTS. WANTED,

WANTRD--TWO OR THREE SALRsMRN
w Tor good territory, to handle our line of
noneehold goods Good opportunity for en-
ergetic canvsssors. Apply Standard lnstallmont
company, u Campbell avenue s.w., RoAnoke,Va.
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NOTICE.

Those having brick and stone work
or vitri6ed brick pavsments to be laid
would do well to call on or address
J. Z. E.A.I-TS.
The Practical Contractor and Builder.
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WAN 7 s.
Less Than a Cent a Word !

No advertisement received Iess than IL
cents for the first insertion and 10 cents
per line.
Cne insertion. cents per line
Subsequent Insertions. scents DE line
s Sne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 cents per line
Two weess. ............... H5 cents per line
ohe month";. 80 cents per line
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06

q GOD BOARD WITH Mat, NICE ROOMS.
Within three minutes walk OF postofnce. 64.1w.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06

GUNNER BOARDKRS.-WILLT AKEA FEW
- In private family. Large rooms, plenty OF
shade Address box 1873. Bedford City,Va. &c II
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-06

NTANTKD.-ROOH AND TABLE BOARD.
wy ers. MISS HALL. No. SO Seventh Ave.
o. w. 6 4-1w
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BOARDBRS WANTED.

WANTBD.-BOARDE AT 800 CAMP.
w bell avenue; Large rooms and good
shade. Table Doardors O speciality, $50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-26
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ATLANTIC CITY.

The little infant NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Hollywood. of Fort street. is quite sicl,
with pneumonia.
me Loyal Temperance Legion viii
meet tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
at the w. c. 7. L. Headquarters.
Revival meetings began at Collcy Me
mortal Church last night. which vii,
continue throughout the week. with Rev,
II. V. Miller To preach.
y quiet marriage came off at The Mo.
thodist parsonage yesterday morning NJ
clock The contracting parties being
Miss Sedinic Cullen and Mr Iohn
knlght. Key. j. 7. Routtcn performing
the ceremony. The happy couple lcf,
via the Cape Charles route for Ealti-
more, Md. where they will stay wccl,
os so. They will reside on Fort street
Your daughter has had gran,
many admirers" on. yes: she mt
nearly all her window curtains on th.
rods with her OLD engagement ,inrs {"
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| for her race ability that he bought the
renowned daughter of Happy Medium;
but In pursuance of his theory for the
advancement of speed.
The second step in this direction was
the payment of sl25.0o0 for the horse he
wanted. This was the figure at which
the transfer of Arion was made from
Hon. Leland Stanford to MIR. Forbes.
At that time Arlon looked like the surest
prospect for two minute stallion. for he
had pulled high wheeled sulky-as q
two-year-old-a mile in 2:1OM, feat yet
unequalled by any trotter of the same
age, under improved conditions.
Mr.. Forbes theory Is simple one. for
II Is based on the old axiom: Like be-
seis IKE. Thus. If champion Is bred
10 champion and the produce Is sound,
straight and right lin the parlancc of the
sale rins). the argument Is that the pros
pective ability, from the right of speed
inheritance. Is vastly improved.
The objection that the Infamous
mares, Lady Suffolk. Highland Maid.
tlora Temple. Goldsmith Maid and
Maud s., all champions In their day, or
the equally renowned Lucy, American
Girl. Fanny Withcrspoon. Martha
Wilkes, or dozens as readily named.
were not phenomenal spced-producers.
there is no objection that they were
raced or trained TIL so late in life that
good share of their vitality was wasted
this Is hardly possible nowadays.
II Is not SO many years ago that the
pest horseman thought q horse was too
young to train till he had turned his firth
year and the stud was only counted fiji
Tor the honrable retirement of old age
Taough trained rs Il two-year-old and
having in three years training reduced
mat record of 210aa TO 2:07A, Arion is
only In his seventh year. lie has been
mcnt of his kind Is 10 be counted harm.
ful. so far as the draught on his VITALITY
Is concerned. Nancy Hanks Is hut ter
years old and rs her extreme flights Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-26

speed We're confined mainly to public
'i!als she has not had the hardship of
the mares which have been subjected
10 the trying experience of racing on
their vitality.
MI FORBES is grca. believer I'm breed
ing through channels of speed produc-
ton, or by combining all possible cle-
men;s OF championship form to repro
dlce ana Intensity their characteristics.
The idea Mr.. Forbes had in the pur-
r r! Of Arion was this; He was by
Eleciioneer and the hes: colt trotter of n
morse that has sired more phenomena
speed than any horse living or dead. II
!: a!So speed that keeps At the trot for I'm
La horses that have beaten standard
tinie. or that limit Sc; by the Register
Tor recognized record, but a single PAGER
is in the list
The dam of Aron was by Nutwo6d
me horse recognized rs the greatest sire
Ihus Arion repre- srntcd the combination
THAT Mr.. Forbes had decided was thr
best possible foundation for the ad-
Nahcement OF his theory being the fast
est. natural colt trottcr the world has
ever seen-Dy the greatest sire of phcn-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-26

ON statistics in the past five or six years.
IN thnt time the ;lectonecr cham
rions, In the different classes have
been: Sunol Ga many time world bcatcr
in the annihilatiun Of records. Alanxan-
TIA. lionith. Fantasy. linda Rose Arion.
Wildilowcr, Fred. Crocker, Adbc!l, Bell
Bird. Palo Alto.
This list. and only two of them are
by sons of Elcciinnecr. is inconparahly
superior To that of any other sire or
even to that of any two
Thus the theory Of MIR. Forbes Is that
IN" best speed producing family. rein
forced by strain of the best obtainablc
living stallion and represented by the
best individual everything considcrcD
To the credit of f.lcctioncer is the proper
fountain head for stream to produce
u world heating representatives
Taking one so thoroughly qualified rs
Arinn II may he that Il nlly out Of n
mare like Nancy Hanks or II Trinkct
ny some speed gcttcr OF phenomenal
speed may. to the cover of the premier
Ponkapog representative, produce the
two minute trottcr.
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Nancy Hanks.

figures have settled TO q point below
2:0i, the progression is bound to be
slower. 1t Is the pace that kills When
Maud S. trotted Il mile In 2OSM and
that record stood for over five years.
i 1t looked rs If the mark had been well
nigh reached. but now. with many
btrotters below that figure. and one five
seconds faster, 1t looks as If II were
foolish to set q limit.
SCIENTIFIC BREEDING WILL IN
CREASE SPEED.
81 believe the future OF the sport de-
Ponds on the closer and more scientific
application OF the principles of breed
Ing. If Dictator got Director and he
In turn n Directum, the speed element
being intensified with the progression I'm
production. why may not Dlrectusn's
son be greater than he and his grand
con even more advanced?
Horses are being more scientifically
ghod, harnessed, trained and driven
than ever; they have better tracks 10
race on and the instinc, which teaches
a horse to trot and keep trying harder
to maintain that gait. to the limit of his
speed ability, Is being intensified Ger
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IRA NIliLETON
The Local Board will meet Tonight at

The Local Board will meet Tonight al
{ o'clock
Mrs. Richard Howe. corner Windsor
ana Highland avenues. has sufficiently
reoove'ed her strength 10 have been
able TO spend Sunday at her mothers
in the county.
Evangelist Hines is continuing his
meetings daily at Park Avenue Baptis,
Church with increasing interest. Ser
vices a; p. m. and 7:45. All Invited 10
attend.
There will be an important meeting
OF the Kings Daughters this afternoon
al I O'Clock at the residence of Mrs.
Souihal. on Park avenue y full at
tendance is desired us the election OF
officers Will TAX" place.
There Will be Il clipping party to-mor-
low nigh: a the residence of Mrs. j.
w. Ashton, No. Sll Tuns,au avenue.
when Il i@h;ful time. is expected
The proceeds TO go for the First Bap-
list Church
The Erambl"tnn Democratic Club will
hoil their regular weekly meeting TO-
night. AT =. M. at their hall, i2l Rram-
hleton avenue. The sewerage question
VIII be discussed: also several questions
o! imporianc" will come UP for consid-
Grafton. All Democrats cordially in
Nited 10 attend.
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Nottn he Trincd win.
(From Cincinnati Gnzette.)

y 80 N'''''N'NT N'iNVtlVI
VIII people never learn that n cold
is an accident to be drca dcd, and tina
wheh IL occurs treatment should he
promptly applied? There Is no knowing
where the trouble will end: and while
complete recovery IS the rule the ey-
ceptions are terribly frequent. and
thousands upon thousands of fatal i'll
hess occur every year ushered i'm nv n
litTle injudicious exposure and seeming
~ trliiinE symptoms. beyond this, there
are to-day countless invalids who can
trace their complaints To "colds." which
NJ the time OF occurrence gave no con
Germ, and were therefore neglected. =
When troubled with cold use Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is prompt
and erectual. % ana 80 cen, bottles for
sale by all druggists.
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Elecfioiicer.

tain families of trotters have been not
ed phenomenal speed producers. In the
judcious breeding of the best nbta!na-
BILE members of those families. with a
due care for size, strength and brains,
lies the best possible chance for n mark
ed reduction of the record. I am a
firm believer in American ingenuity.
pluck and faith, SO that deem it almost
assured that one day we will see the
two minute trottcr."
The name of j. Malcolm Forbes IS pos
s!bly better known TO the American
harsa-loving people than that OF any 9TH
er who has been identified so short
time with the industry. This is due in
a great measure 10 two things. The first
IS the fact that the Forbes family has
been most prominently identified with
the defense of the Americas cup: the
other, that Mr.. Forbes has gone into the
breeding of the light harness horse with
his brains as strongly marked a factor
as his money.
HOW FORBES HAS WORKED FOR
SPEED.
Il His first purchase to attract continent
tai attention was that of the unbeaten
Z end, In some ways, incompatible har-
ness Quesn-Nancy Hanks. 1t was not
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THE FUTURE TR0TTER
I1hs Owner Of Nancy Hanks Says the Speed
Limit Has Not Been Reached.
Ills SURE TO REACH TWO MINUTES.
Even that Wonderful Time. Says
Malcolm Forbes. Will tie shaded
a BEFORE the End OF the Present dc.
cndc-nis Reasons for His Faith
Set Ferih-scicntiiic breeding.
Copyright, 1896, by S. S. Mcclure,

81
limited)
HAS the limit OF ,rottinc speed been
reached?" This question was recently
propounded by the writer. to j. NAL
colin Forbes. the wcll-known Boston
millionaire sportsman.
II do No; think So was the answer,
lin fact. | am positive 1t hasn't. | be-
lieve that the two minute goal will be
reached and even shaded. Everything
points to this conclusion and while
1t would be foolish 10 pick out any one
animal for the task or set any opproXi-
mate date, think II more than posi-
BILE that before the end of the present
decade the 2:OSS4. which represents .he
trotting record to-day, will be consd-
erably lowered.
AS to the possibility of the pacing re.
cord l can not speak with such Ger.
tainty. for 1t is branch of the bust
ness that / have never studied. Th,
consensus of opinion. however, and tn,
statistics OF the track seem to indicat,
that the two minute goal Will be soone
reached by horse of that gait.
Everything in the trott!ng world il
progressing. Naturally, now that tn
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omenal speed and out of mare by q
wonderful speed producer. IL was the
eiemeht OF breeding on
THE BEST SPEED LINE
To ensure the proper chance "a tho
possible sire of two ninut. trottnr
Alr. Forbes bought the best mares M
could hru rom almost every limo I'm,
nad produced phenomenal spccn Tho
limits OF this article are too confnnh
10 permit Of III" portrayal Of the ,rcot.
confident that time will show M. Jude
ment OF J. Malcolm Forbes to be Good
MI FORBES believes in the adya
ment Of the trottcr and is NOT ono ~
the Kind who thinks there is any sat
limit TO the attachments of me usb,
harness brigade. He thinks thai VIII
the improvements in sulkics ,raoi.s.
harness and the like will be pronnunnaI
in their help, the scientific appliroiior
OF the strict laws of heredity and thn
best choice OF the individuals vii, hn
as fully answerable for that ability r.
carry speed average Nof, thirty seconds
to the quarter. for a mt,. ''>''
Mr. Forbes belief in thc1dutura char
pion trotter being descendAd from :,
scion Of the Electioneer family is based
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AUCTION SALES -FUTURE DAY.
CooeMn MIIhS%Sl9MER's SALE OF THE
ITs ~ ~. PENTER PROPERTY" WIFI
SN 'nnLuABLE WATER FRONTS
Nn n, LIE ELlZABETH RIVER,
SI.r,NT 0kFOLK, VA. OPPO-
oiIE THE u. S. NAVY

: ii. YAR x S. NAVY
cult c onrat rnr Of two DEGREES of the Cir
VelnGep. "c , entered on the 18th day OF No
t tSSyre Of January 1896 in the chSmce .ne sui,
Industrial ann c under the style Of The
xs ontdho a England. anu others, piaintifrs S.
Itcd. Of hioHDd London ,imas. Syndicate. Lin
Defendants We shall sei n nnd Others.
lis Sai III ' stre aeal Nd Es,a5e ESchqnEe No
"a aay Of April 1855. sh e }aio;w fhe
,c q CERTAIN oE .T TRACT OF LAND s,tuo-
fsq ON 81 ths e., east side Of the scu.he e
containing ll9 acres, more or 1 9as Sort ti
GeN s aor and mo ewned ~ Garter Pon
diffabs s mi.sa Of London IRsaSd Syn
United States NavyS Suatfa IN opposite ,m the
., Mort9lk Is Just outside the limits OF tSe
lines Of the erf Neyo nshort distance from the
sente an 10, southern ,H railroads. and is inter
Road RS Inc Inc lire Of proposed Belt Rail
over 200 feet with the channel Of ,6 os
I II a1. running very near the shore line
tuaries n oTs snid 1a 1a frontage on two es-
hn The property ,oly has been divided into
st t.ai ppo lots, mannfacturIhg sites villa
rom halt an acre to two acres, and int.
S.FSeIs. alleys. &c; but by the terms or
sitia uecree II Will be first offered nj soir,
Suie us whole.and will be struck off ~
Elm nlnx person or persons whose hid will be
Sunicisnt 10 pay off and discharge the IN
utpteuness entioned In said suit tonnth
cl with the costs OF said suit the az
pcmseS o. said sale and all arrears or
mASS' estimated to be about $50, 900 If no
Snch pa Is received and accepted then
me said property will be sold in lots nn,i
sites, according TO Il plat Thereon m,Ia
~ Graham & Riddle, civil enrinaer. of
Norfolk. Virginia, which NAV Rc som ~
me office of either of the underestimate
commissioners. and copies of which NAV
oe nha on application to either of them
or TO the undersigned auctionerr
This property offers eXtrnordinnrv In
uucements to parties seeking Industrial
manufacturing or residence Sites ana ~
investors generally. ~
TERMS-One-third of the purchase
price IN cash and the residue in two
equal Instruments. ut six and twelve
chaser or purchasers to give bonds To-
such deferred instalments CARRYING intnr
est ~ SIN per ccntum per nnnum from
TIC uaE oil sale with the right on the part
OF such purchaser or purchasers to an.
ticipatc the payment OF such bonds nj
date OF such anticipation: or the whole
purchase money may be paid in cash If
the purchaser so elect the title To he ra
.hineu VII The whole purchase money is
pail ana conveyance ordered by the
court. N"e
Law Building, LynchhmrEM y Va
WM II. WHITE,
No. So Main street Norfolk. Va.
Special Commissioners.
T. f. ROGERS. Auctioneer,
Norfolk. Va.
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VIRGINIA.-IN TIE CLERKS OF
~ nee or the Circuit Court for the City OF
Norioik on The 10th day of January iSgG
l.. Lawrence Warning, Clerk OF the said
court, do certify that the bonds required
10 be given by the special commissioners
named IN Tie dccrccs entered on the iStb
I1aS or Nowember. 1888. and eth day OF
onh''ary. issS. N the suit of the Industrial
Engiahd and others vs.. the Nitro-ph
pnalc syndicate, Limited, OF London.
ecutcd and filed 's "a
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
LAWRENCE WARISG
clerk OF the Circuit Court for the civ
Of Norfolk, Va. 10y
1nl2-law, Sw-lOl tbs