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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENT ~,

Tho total receipts Of cotton ,s y Is islI
today were 1885 bales, distr'O'
lows: and Santa Fs nA'~'
AZ A. international and d'e''
railway, 22i. ,,o,s,on and Hensu~
railway, Go. y.,s,s and TeSis ts1'
2276. "a ports and ''''
railway. 1881. :. war
gy sI0eD s0T1s re- Sff;.1'erpSsli Csr
Is, Sni te,Iiffe' G773; per IS "n''0''
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VESSELS SAILED FOR o.Ivrs,n

So Accomac. Liverpool, Noyembs 4
IS Ada. Pcnarth, Nov. =.
SIS Alamo. New York, Dec. Is.
IS Alaska. Barry. Nov -.
50 Allemanda, Hamburg. Decemba 4
SIS. Arthur Head. Suez, December Il
SIS Administer, Boston, Eng,. Noy. 3
So Bernard, Hall. Liverpool, Nov n 4
IS Birchneld, HAVE, December IL
SIS Britanic. st. Michael. Nov. 4
SIS Capella, Liverpool, Nov, 4
IS Castle Eden, Rot,erdam, OF 4
SIS Concho. New York, Dec. u.
SIS Cromwell, Sunderland, Dec 1
SIS Daniel. Liverpool. Nov. IL II
SIS Dunraven. Cardiff. peA 4
SIS F'ennock. Swansea, Nov. =
SIS Hammond. Rio Jalelro. Nov. q
SIS Helen. Liverpool, Dec. L.
SIS ldar. Newport, December / 81
IS Leny, Las Palmas, Dec. I
SIS Lobelia. Penarth, Dec. Z
SIS Nadura. Cardiff, Dec. Is
SIS Navigator Liverpool. Der. IL
SIS North Lands, Sunderland, De. y
SIS Saury, Las Palmas, Dec.
SIS Springweil. Liverpool. Dec.
IS Thos. Wayman. Havre. Nov. 4
SIS Tolosa, Barry, Nov. y
SIS Tropica, Barry. Nov. ..
SIS | npet h. Halifax, Dec. II.
So Whitfield, Las Palmas. Dec.
Sch uscar c. Schmidt. Rsedy slaA y
tober 81.
Nov. q. ~. !
Sen Senator Sullivan. New 5edioN ~
%
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EINANC,IAI- lAn1 t,l:nAA,

New York. December p The Evening
Posts London financial cablcsram says.
The stool markets were IDLE hut good In
spite OF lear money. Americans were good
but closed a shade und'r The hest span
ish stocks were strong. The Paris bourAe
and Berlin exchanges were firm.
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots job cars, from mills deal.
ers charge from store 5iiloc more per 100
lbs on bran. 203c per bushel on oats and
BRAN 62q i5c.
CHOPPED coRN-72,sc per 100 lbs.
CORN-3Sfi4oc
,oATS-Toxas aud Kansas. ?s73Oc; No. 2
Nebraska, 30n32c .
HAY-Alfalfa. 81. joais5o per ton; mil.
let SlNg 3D. 20: timothy, Si4eDqls.00 90: south
TcNas prA.rle s.. 0Ond 10.
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New York December - Government
bonds strong. safe bonds dun. railroad
bonds firm Money on call easy al lLn2
per cent. Last loan .. closed lisr2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SGSf? por cent:
Sterling exchange heavy with actual hun.-
ness IN bankers bills AZ 49,. for dema nj
and i.S;z FOR sixty days. Posted rates
srefif.S5 and 4S7'yd4.NS Commercial
bills t s2A. Mexican dollars 5Ni-. Bar sill
Yer 65ls. silver oernflcates G5iend5a..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23

Barhod wire quotations are for carload
lots o. b., houston. Nails are quoted in
small JOS.
BNRiED WIRE nldcn. galvan.zed
= 80 Per TO lbs. painted wire. Sis. Wan.
began e. higher than GNddcn
WIRE NAil.S-Itato, s. 20 per keg; ad-
vauces, iei. III and I'D, IS 81 and 81. loo !.
y and %. 20. al and ii. SOC. 81. ijc. I'd
sc.
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st, Louis December 22-Cattle-Re-
cepts 5000: sh pments. 500: market steady
y strong native shipping steers. $500 80;
bulk of sales, $50; dressed beef ana butch
ers steers. S.4oai.5o; steers ul5er 1000
pounds. 2.5)d4.30 stockers and feeders,
as fed steers. 3.5oq3.9o; grass steers. $40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23
The BUSINESS BAROMETER.
An Index to the Coalition Of Trade
Generally.
THE WHOLESALE GROCERY MARkET.
values Are 0enerally Firm and Un-
change d-F1our Has Advanced.
The Hide Mnrkct-Notcs.
Office of The Post,


HOuWOn, lue<Idy, ltScutWi -
The wholesale grocery trade has not
been very active this week. the holiday
buying having about endei and only
few replenishing orders being received.
Country merchants will be Inclined TO keep
stocks down as close as possible 10 ac-
tual wants for the remainder OF the
month. consequently dealers are not an
ucipating much activity until the new
year Is fully under way.
Values are generally unchanged and as
a rule prices are quite firm. In staple
ARTICLES nugar Is showing considerable
dullnesc. and IL Is thea the country is
pretty well supplied In Brazil cofces
crop estimates, in connection with the
large supplies in sigh, and the generally
slack condition of trading incident TO the
season. have combined TO slightly upset
prices. All mild cofees have also become
a little cac.er with some concessions
made in current values. The more desir
able grades OF nolassos have advanced
recently. owing to the small supply. but
fair to prime qualities are unchanged AMI
freely offered. Despite the easier prices
on wheat Tie Texas flour mills have adj
vanced four Quotations and report the
first patent stock small In all lines OF
tdlFl@i Eopa~ dui ITlt-i IiNAlS iIlc ltt44uN
Is firm and the demand good
Tbc Hide Market.
Reports from Western markets indi-
cate slight improvement In hides, though
local dealers state that 1t Is very difficult
10 see any bettermcnt IN the situation
The Chicago shoe and Lelther Review OF
December 10 says:
There is undoubtedly stronger feel;
ing IN country hides. The dealers were aold
short Ht 7iec and a Western tanner COM
ing into the market was compelled to pay
PC The future course OF the market Is
difficult 10 determine. Hides are not plen-
tful. but the tanning trade Is not %
very aIiisf actory condition. The tanners
as a rule are acting conncrvativciy. hut
occasion lily a buyer gets into the market
at just tho opportune moment and the
prices are raisel despite the caretulness OF
the many large buyers. "
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LONnnN MnNEY

London, December Closing consols
money III lie. Bar silver % 15-l6i per
ounce. Money 1884,. Rate discount in the
ouen markc, fov short ana months bills
~ rer cent
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.rrcroN STOCK.
OCEAN FREIGHs,,''

Tho following ocean treisn'' Va j y
'9 From arg s;;Ss,ssis 's;'ssssSs
lu n,I &c ner 100 pounds'
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ference ....l72E 90 $50 /. S32. 2s7
HANRE MARK EFT.
LIVE STOCK.

HOUSTON.
+. r. Hall live C ock commission mer.
chant. reports as follows.
Hecves-Frst class .................. 2ih
Beeves-Common ..............,.....2
Calves a 81
sYSearling F,r., cia... re s
Choice mastfed Observation-Disclosures. 294l0
tOTuic1 Logs ...,...............,.....J ig
Renlarfs-AH classes of first-clasf cattle
In demand. market fully supplied with
hogs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-23

WASHINGTON The comptroller OF the
curreacy has made a call on National
banks for a report on their condition a
the close OF business December IL
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1852 $780, SHOWS, COWS. i.@a2.so hos. =
h.,, y light S;lOas.N: ,nlss.ss ~! b
sb , wy. 8.No3.3S. Sheep-"Rss lAeal
5 XVII v ~. none; market strnsspu Il
. i5s, sI'2 ~ culls, lGd2N: SS ows;; nuta1
''4oai.'o, lambs, 3.10Ms 4, Soulhrur2
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort of Galveston. Dsaas,
So r,.r,n ARRIVED. .s
IS fernmofe Swansea

c.. , -, CLEARED.
Is acacia, Thomas, Bremen
-. Ashmorc. Gorwan' I';,s.
3. Pensacola, Simmons p sps.s..
IS Arlmore, Duncanson, Li Sus,soS
SAILED.
SSs namrasas. Blrstow, New ~
IS " hltby, Ormiston. Liyerpooi
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KANSAS CITY.

Zoo, KANSAS CITY.
Nan M,anss rs CITY, December >, a..
70 'p ., ,. o'r'' shipments, 200 m m,
COWS, l,5taS.oO; native stser r,sg ~ q
liv9 cows and helfers ~ 49, Mfis; r
ana feeders. S,2oaS.7O: bulls liis'ds ", soi
w,,.li..,H,cceirts; li,0oo; shipmesss i nsa q
weak weak, DC lower; bulk OF AZ "a n01 nj
s : do1' 9 S.i0p3.So; lights. 4 tsisx
g. Sn 1na 80 Pigs. 2.sou3. ii. Shsss "
S o, shipments, 800: marks s' W.,
er; lambs, S.0Ou5.O6; miiton s'eaay u
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GALVESTON srATENESf.
ON sHIPBoARD NOT clEah ', =,

COttOn on sHIPUO1T"' BlN
weston. today: ,.. s.
For New York.. ..''''''''''"f y
For Manchester 80 81
For Liverpool ....'' '"'' '.,,..., "a
Tor HdNre ..... 80 '""' -. ~
For BrCmcn... =. 80
For Hamburg :. ... .'.'''''''' y
For Rotterdam ...... 80 ''' .'.,,... y
For RevM ....... 80 ''''' =
Total 80. .......,' ,'''''''''.E "
Same doy last year
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VESSELS IN pop,

VESSELS IN PORT
IS MeibridCe. VIM. Parr 4 n
IS ternmoor, ]. Moller 4 r.
IS Anthony Radcliffe, j. Moii.. 4 =
rs Drummond. j. Moller 4 ~ y
- .Drumfell. Fowler L Xcv,sn
IS lampasas, ]. N. SAWYER Az
IS William Cl.ff. Saver 4 Scn ~
IS Ashmore. w. w. Wllson
IS Freshtieid, j. Muller ICA
IS Shnwmpt, Fowler 4 Mcvita
IS Nhitby. VIM. Parr 4 ca
IS kelial Castle. Fowler 1 ucv,n.
IS Avonmore. ]. AIoller 4 "a
SIS Acacia, ]. Moller 4 co.
IS Rita. j. Moller Il Co.
IS TurlSestan, Fowler 4 Ncv.tN
IS urd. j. Moller & Co.
So Fulwell. CullifoM, Clarke A N
SIS Gln sow. Fowler & McViut, -
IS Thorntondalc. Fowler 4 McVfA
s. Knutsford. Fowler & McVitls.
IS Edenmore. j. Mo!ler 4 Co,
SIS Pensacola. Fowler & McyItk
SIS Fernnore, W. W. Wil0Dr,
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CUEARINGs AND BALANCES
BONDS

New York. December %. -Clea rings sl22
1880. balances sG.il56o2.
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady; l2:1o firm; closed steady:
sales 12s,20O.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
Hall Caine's Idea.

AT g dinner given by tho Aldine club
of New York to Hall Caine that gentle
man said regarding the rotations be-
tween Canada and the United States:
"The relations between Canada and
the United States may sometimes be a
little strained, but there seems, to an
Englishman. to be no sufficient reason
why two great nations should not live
in friendly rivalry on this great CONT
nent l came here, sir, by way of Nj
agara, where the river that divides your
country from Canada looks angry and
impossible enough. But I dare say You
have noticed that in hat watery horse
shoe angle, where the breach between
the two countries is widest, the sun can
shine Oh the clouds of vapor which
rise out Of those troubled waters with
out making a beautiful rainbow, which
bridges land to land.
Gentlemen and brother authors, in
the most troubled moment between Can
ada and the United States, it only needs
the sunshine Of good faith and good fell
lowship to bridge over the differences
between you"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

TRUSTEES SALK-BY VIRTUE OF
Y OF trust dated the 10th OF March, 1870. and
recorded In the clerks office Of the hastings court
OK the city OF Roanoke, deed hook IS, page %,
executed by Ohas A. WoolfoTd and wife to tho
undersigned as trustee, to secure to the Southern
Building and Loan Association, OF Knoxville,
Tenn. the payment OF the sum OF $4,000, as cyi
denced by the bond OF the said Chas, a. Wool.
FORD, bearing even date with said decd. and pay.
aolc 10 SAID corporation, and TO be discharged in
accordance with the terms OF tho said bond and
deed OF trust securing the same; and default hav-
Dond and deed OF trust, aud In the performance
or the obligations assumed to said association nv
tho SAID Chas. A. WooIford for moro than six
mouths, and being requested by the enid associa-
lion go to do, l shall. ON TUESDAY. THIS 4TH
A OF FEBRUARY. 1896, AT l2 O'CLOCK NJ.
the premises, all of tho following lot or parcel of
land, situate and lying In the city of Ioanoko.
State OF Virginia, viz
Beginning at q point on the line OF tho land of
the Roanoke Land md Improvement Company.
where IL Joins tho and OF d.. Hart near Tonth
stree or Fourth avenue northeast, thence north q
degrees b7 minutes west 100 feet TO q point In
Hrrts line, theme north 75 degrees east 1872 feet
70 q point. thence south 10 degrees cast 100 feet
the limo OF the Roanoke Land and Improvement
Company. thence with said line south Is degrees
west l89 feet to the place OF beginning.
TERMS:-Cash as to sufficient of the proceeds
OF sale to pay the costs OF executing this trust,
and to pay the amount due enid association under
the terms OF said bond and deed, which AMOUNTS
to the cum OF $l,0l5. 90, as of the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1895; and the balance, II any, payable In
one ana Two years eqnal payments, with Interest
from day OF eale; purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, and secure the same by decd
OF truet on the property purchased.
14td ROY b. SMITH. Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

FNRUSTEESSALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
Il of trust, dated February 10. 1890, and re.
corded In the clerks office OF the hustinge court
or the city OF Roanoke, decd book 60, rape $40.
executed by c. a. Woolford and wife to the I'M
Gerplgned as trustee, to secure to the Southern
Building and Loan Association, of Knoxville.
Tenn, the payment OF the sum of 81, COn. as evil
bearing even date with the said deed, payable to
the said CORPORAL ion and to be discharged in ac-
cordance with the terms OF the said bond and
deed OF trust occurring the same, and default hay-
ing Dccn mace IN tho payments required by said
oono and deed OF trust, and in the performance of
me oolgationa assumed to said association by
inc sa,dC. A. Wo"lford for moro than six months,
do.I shall. on TUESDAY. Ii 4TH DAY or
1895, at 1880 O'Clock p. m, sell at
pnDHc auction, TO the highest bidder, on the
premises, Gil the following lot or parcel OF land
situated and lying in the city of Roanoke, State
OF Virginia, viz:
beginning Mt q noInt on the south eide of Wells
street 100 feet east OF Brook street, thence along
Neiis street south 81 degrees Do minutes cNat rs
rect TO q point OF lot No. %. thence With said LOT
shenandoah avenue, thence along said avenue
souto 20 degrees west 70 3 10 feet to a point or lot
NO. ~, thence along said lot north 2 degrees il
minutes east 1l74-i0 feet to beginning.
TEbhlS:-Cash as TO sufficient OF the proceeds
oIBalc 70 pay The costs OF executing this trust and
10 pay inc amount due said association under the
Terms or aatd bond and deed, which amounts to
tne enm or Ss,S2G vs., as OF the 10Th day of Decem
Der, 1885, and the balance, II any, payable in one
and two years. eqnal payments with interest from
cav OF sale; purchaser to give notes for the do.
ferred payments and secure the same by deed of
trnat on the property purchaeed.
4-tds ROY ID. SMITu Trrsto.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
rrent,nent ns rcremn.

Eczema can, even whom inherited, DO
controlled by attention to tho general prin.
cipics of hcalth-oleanliness exercise, prop.
or dict, clothing and ventilation. Eczema
patients, Old and young, should mover use
stiinularts in my form. They should
tako daily baths and BIO most particular as
TO tho regularity of all important bodily
functions. Occasional doses of mild sa.
limo aporicnts, such MS cream tartar, phos.
plate of sodn or tho old fashioned roInedy
of lao sulphur md cream tartar, mixed in
equal quantities, with enough n,olasscs to
form n creamy paste md takon thrco times
Is doy for ton days running, then omitted
until again required, will DO found of
wonderful benefit. Lot the patient drink
freely Of lemonude and avoid salt meats,
pork In any form, and live upon q dict Of
fruits, red meats and antiscorbutio ycge-
tables.
Many people are particularly susceptible
TO shell1ish, and @ caso of eczoma somo-
times follows tho eating of lobster repeat
Gully. Strawberries will also produce this
effect frequently. Vigorous exercise will
often, by inducing excessive perspiratiop,
net as o curative for eczema, particularly
whom combined with the use of q harmless
external application. Sulphur baths aro
ct1icncious for most skin diseases. If pos
siblo, it is well to take them in IN estab-
lislied bathhouse, but thoy may BIO pre-.
pared Mt homo as follows: To each 10 gal
Ions of wator add an ounce of sulphuret Of
potassium, or to each 10 gallons Of water
add an ounce of sulphurot of calcium.
Where thoro is Itching and tho eruption
seems virulcnt tho sulphur bath is excel
lont as u preliminary Observation-Disclosures
natl Enquirer.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

sleeves may DO puffs of satin, with cuffs OF
the gown material. or thoy may DO entiro-
| y of tho satin. Her skirt will need only
SO DO freshly stiffoncd and mndo immacu-
lato, while the now trimming on the bod
loo will give n new look to tho entire gown.
Ii hostess on her "nt home day Is
dressed daintily, but with great core, for
she does not wish to convey the impression
that hor gown Is liner than TINT of her Wis
itor. The prettiost toilet Is u we'll fitting
dress trimmed u littlo moro deliberately
than That which would BIO chosen for tho
street and yet having about it no suggos-
tion of tho ton gown or wrapper. II n
special dress for tho house only can DO af-
fordcd, 1T would be VOL for 1t to have a
slight train, for n trailing gown is always
becoming and graceful, and as 1t can
properly DO worn only In the house tho Eat
homo day affords ono Of tho worry best op-
portuDitics of appearing In 1t. Tho house
gown need not be OF expensive goods if it
is we'll m0de and carefully trimmed. Sop
arate bodiccs are much worn for ordinary
afternoon occasions, although they are not
so much employed for formal wear as thoy
were.
The sketch shows u costume Of velvet
and fuille combined. Tho godot skirt of
mauvo grOsgrHin faille. has u tablier gath
cred Mt the waist. A short embroidered
tab of mauvo f%nille, embroidered with
mnuve, depends ON either side. Tho fitted
bodice Is of violet brocho velvet, having
nauve flowers. Tho pointed corsclet of
mauvc faillo is fastened by two paste but
tons. Brctclles Of mauvo fsillc are fas-
toned ut tho shoulders with paste buckles.
Tho gigot sloeyos arc Of brool,o velvet, rs
Is tho collar, which is finished with n
s%Fruche. The hat of violet volvot Is trim
med with violet plumos and paste and
pearl ornaments. JUDIC CHOLLET.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

IN Il HUSTINGs COURT OF TIL CITY
Il OF Roanoke. F. o. Williams IL Co. va. W. ].
and L. Blair, Jr.; Dennis. Truitt & CO. We. W. j.
10 W.J and T.. Blair, Jr.;L L. r. Vaughan, Stsr
STATE Co.. assignee OF +, o.. Williams; John III.
LinsloS and " l.. Tinsley, late partners, trad
1ng under tho firm name and style Of w. Fl
Ilnsi y & Son; r. Hickman, /. A. Allen, w.
a; Bnck, J. a.. Pettus, g: NJ. Yonng. J. Il. AR.
Loan Association. W. s. Gooch, A. q. king.
trustee; the National Mutual i suildineg and Loan
association and II. II. Loomis, trustee:
Whereas, tho papers in the above STYLED suit O.
DenSis, Trnitt q Co. vs.. W. j. and e Blair, Jr,,
were, by decree entered therein by the hustinps
court or the City of Roanoke, on the 23rd day Of
February, 1893. referred to q. D.. Shelton, special
commissioners for the pnrpoee, to state aud report
10 saiu court the Following matters and enquir-
First An account of the Ices upon the lots
OF iand described in the bill aforesaid according
"secnnd. Should 1t appear that there are any
liens upon the lots d-scribed in the said bill
sald lots, but not prior to the mechnnscs, iis s
upon tho houses and improvements placed upon
eaid lots, ttcn the said commissioner shall report
lots and houses. and their proportion OF tho Dro.
Geeds thereof shal be applied to the respective
liene.
"Third. The commissioner sha,l snr,b.r 20.
port the relative amount OF the work done and
materi ais furnished to the different houses upon
Wnich the different plaintiffs have acquired mo
"Fourth. The said commissioner ehall renort
any other matters deemed pertinent by himself,
OF aesiied ~ counsel; pertaining to the Issues in.
And whereas the sai6 O.. B.. Shelton departed
this lilo without executing said decree, and
dated and ordered to be heard toRether; and
whereas, by o decree entered in said consoli
nateh causes ON the 26th day OF October, 1876, by
the SAID musings conr: OF the city OF Roanoke.
the undersigned commissioner IN chanccry of
SAID court was directed TO execute the above
mentioned decree to G. b. Shelton. deceased. and
to state apd report to said court the matfers and
enquiries directed by said decree az hcrcinbcforo
set forth. Now. therefore, YOU, and each OF Won
29TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1896. At 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ, as the time, and my law Office In said CITY
astho place, totakc, state and report to said court
the foregoing mstters and enquiries.
By drcreo entered In these c tnses NY said conrt
on the 9Th day OF December, 1895. II was ordered
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17
LEGAL NcrIons.

AIRY, 1856. AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, on tho remiee
In tho city OF Rosnoke, Va, oror for sale the fol.
lowing described lot or parcel OF land with the
improvements thereon consisting of . largo brick
store ana Office building:
Situated on the west side o Commerce street
and bounded on the north by tho lands OF tho
city or Roanoke, Va uhc courthouse lot). on tho
the Paid lot fronts % feet on the west slide OF Com
morce street and extends back by parallel linca
95 feet
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash as to the costs of sale
and thu sum OF 9 ,i6o;S g. being the sum In default
under tho terms OF said bond as Of day OF sale, and
as OF h dav. upon q credit to become duo aud
payable 10 monthly instslments OF $50 81 each,
IN February. 1896, and one on the fourth Monday
OF sach eucceedt,g month thereafter until all are
and two years, with interest. deferred ayment
10 DO evidenced by negotiable notes secured by
aeed 81 truat on the property. WIN. F. WINCH,
i lotd Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

u JANUARY. 1896, AT 1850 +. M viii oSer
,or SAFE at public auction, on tho premises. the
ronoWlng described parcel OF land. with tho i'm
provements, situated In the city OF Roanoke:
neglnning at Q point on the south side OF Mag
w n1,ia street LUST 8 feet west OF Park street, thence
w wsa al magnoiia street north as degrees 5 minutes
sOn.h ~ degrees t6 minutes west 100 feet TO n
point, thence south 70 degrees s minutes east ~
east 100 feet to tho beginning. known az part Of
y 20 ses,ion ~, on the map Of Trout and Jami-
ep 1.bc Apai.aon TO Roanoke city, .Va.
N a deed OF trust from j. {. Clarke, dated the ist
cay oa,,o OF = July, isos and recorded in the clerks
noko In deed book 20, page i85. Default having
neen made In the payments under the bond
th1roin secured for moro than three mouths.
IEhMS OF ~SALE-Cash. The amount due
Hndes the above coed OF trust Is S5S2.S9 {, ss OF the
5isl day or December, 1888.
l22otu SlLAS w. BURT, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-17

TRUSTEE's SALE.-ON THE alTH A
1896, at 1925 o'cl ,ck a.. M. I
VIII oIer Tor Gale OF public auction on the
Roanoke s"o G.f VI
nolia street 1,060 8 feet west OF PARK street. tbenea
Win Magnolia street north 10 degrees 6 minutes
west ~ ieet 10 4 point, thence south IL degrees as
hinutes west lO feet to a point. thence south rs
aeEtSes o minutes east 81 fest to q point, thence
hhorin "a degrees 6S minutes east 10, feet 10 the
eection 10, of tho map OF Il trout and ,Jamisonsss
N9 9Sn Stde ADDITION TO Roanoke city, va.
ING aoove saie is made by authority contained
cay OF Jnly, 1871 aud recorded In tho clerks
once OF INC musings court for tho city Of Ronn-
neen made Ia tho payment under the bond
'nT TsmM ssc 3c Tor more than throo months.
mnder the above deed OF trust is Srgs So. as of The
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