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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
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MINNEAPOLIS, AYR | II 1896
L'EoHo DH L'OuBsr nest pas respon-
able des id6es ct opinions emises par
.es correspondents.
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de rOnesthas 9 larger
circulation than any French paper
nnh,ished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to s~ubstantlate
this by proper certificates from
tha superintendent Of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
HoIIo DH L,ouHST
des travaux.

E0Ho DH L'oU1
les travaux.
LIE 81. w. Eviston" est arrive
lans notre port, le 10 avri charge
le 24O0 iyres de poiesons blancs
i de truites. O'est le premier ar
oette aimee.
NJ. Eugeue MORN, ~autrefois de
Canada, est maintenant
l'emploi, CONNIE commits, de
NM. Panton ct White, du "Du
nth Glass Block" M. NORM fera
tout en- son pouvoir pour toujours
satisfaction d SEES compatri-
.tes, ct autres, dams tous les a3hats
voudront bien faire do lul.
M. E. MORN est lie neveu de M.
l'ayocat jacques Bureau.
M. Elz3ar B3dard est de retour
de son voyage q Two Harbors,
MINI.
~.
LIE Steamer "Dixon" a common
c6 son service r6gulier entire Du-
luth ct Port Arthur, Canada, di
manche, lie Ia courant, d 10 heures
a. NJ. II quite Duluth pour File
Royale ct Port Arthur. II d6bar-
guerra ses passengers, vis-a-vis Port
Arthur, sur Ia g'ace, qui y est en-
core sol1de ains1 qua la Bale du
Tonnerre. LIS Darker" part le Ii
pour Cranberry ct autres places de
la rive sud.
Vendredj, le 10 courant, 3 2 heu-
res P. M, William Verrlll ct Jo-
seph Soulard ont etc coniamnes q
etre pendus, dams soixante jours,
pour le meurtre, q Biwabik, le ID
janvier dernier, du vieillard Sa-
muel Desmarais.
Joseph soulard fut appel6 lie
premier. LIZ iuge lui ayant deman-
de sill await quelque chose = dire
avant que la sentence fut pronon-
c6e. Soulard r6pondlt que oui. Et
dune voix pleine d'6motion, il dit
CO qui suit: sic t6moin principal
.contre mol est la cause de ma rui-
ne. C'est lui 4ui, alors que je ne
tails age que de quinze ans, alors
que j'1gnorais la difference entire lie
bien ct le NAL, ma lndu1t q fr6
auenter de msuvaisss compagnies.
Et Get homme, cause de ma perte,
est Fred fish. C'est moi qui avais
Phabitude d'6crire pour lui q SO
pr6tendue, une libertlne. II n'avait
pas assez d'argent pour SO marier
Quand je lui Gus dit que je savaie
que Desmarais await de l'argent
que j'essairais m'approprier Gel
argent ct qu'ainsi nous aurions du
bon temps , ses noces, Fish az
prouva mon proiet: il me demands
meme, plus tard, 81 j'avais chengt
d'ld6e. Sill m'eut prevent alors
sill cut AVERT mes parents, aujour
d'hui je ne serials pas lei, supplian1
la cour d'avoir plti6 de moi ia
mails ie n'eus la moindre id6e de
faire aucun NAL au pauYre We'll.
lard, 81 ce nest an dernier me
ment. Je ne sails vraiment pas
comment la chose arriva. Tout esl
vague dams mon esprit, CONNIE IN
re7e. An nom de mon malheureuz
t4re, au nom de ma malheureuse
mere, au monde css cheers parents
don't lie caur est bris6 par la dou
leur, je supple la cour d'avoir pi.
tie de moi"
L'avocAt de Soulard fit alors or
plaidoyer 6mouvant dams lequel il
invoquait la cl6menoe de la cour.
L'ayocat du comt6 st. Louis fepli.
qua par IN r6quisitoire severe con.
tire Soulard. Ensuite le juge Moel
prononQa la sentence de mort con.
ire Soulard, qui sera pendu, dams
soixante ]ours: 10 gonverneur dc
|pEtat fxant ls date. En- meme
temps, Nine Soulard, la mere du
condamn6, fondit en- pleurs eJ &c
nit a pousser des sanglots d6ch1.
rants. C'6tait un spectacle q fen
DIRE Ia cnanr On dnt condu1re Ia
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune s'gnatu-
re responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
Lu. dams le dernier num6ro de
sThe Review de Chicago:

sThe Review '" de Chicago:
The plan preached by the "Courrier de
PIllinois to hold a French-Canadlan ma
tional. convention at Woonsoeket, Rhode
Island. in the near future, is not finding
particular favor with the Courriers> Eas-
tern contemporaries. L'Etoile and La
Tribune have come out fatty against it.
"From the beginning we have held
saws the latter journal 'that our con-
ventions were a waste of time and money
to the profit of certain individuals who
desire to have themselves advertised. To-
dav the number of those that opposed
the holding of national conventions hi
thorto held have been barren of practi-
cal results"
We are sorry to hear this, and we would
fain know the reason why the national
gatherings of our Freuch Canadian
hrethren have turned out failures. The
German Catholics of this country have
derived incalculable advantages from
their conventions, both State and nation
al.
~.
La rsison hernandez par Dotre
aistlngu6 confrere est des plus
simple.
On -nant la rAsumer en- deux
phrases.
I. L'amour exagsr6 qa'ont GER
tainss oreteurs pour leurs propres
discours.
II. Llmmixtion maladroite de
la politique dams ces ASSESSES ma
tionales.
O'est tout ct c'est assezll
C'est meme trop.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

J'ai ou1 dire que les canadiens-
franqais de Duluth SO proposaient
de c6l6brer Ia fete st. jean
Baptiste avec 6clat le "a de JUN
proclaim. La fete serait d'abord
religieuse On SO rendrait, le ma
tin, = I6glise paroissiale Oh une
messe solennelle ssrait chant6e;
|le reste de Ia journ6e serait consa-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

M. Frank Mcdonald 6tait 3
Dalnth, ces iours dernisrs. Il pen
90 que 10 quai. pour receyoir Is.
mineral, que IL "Duluth & Wlnni-
PEI" 9 fat construlre, Get hlver.
dams Ia bale Allouez, sera fni
dams une quinzaine de jonrs. Oe.
quai 8 coote 10000 dollars, N
Mcdonald 6tsit Is surlntendant
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

soixante ]ours: 10 gonverneur de
pEtat fxant ls date. En meme
temps, Nine Soulard, la mere du
condamn6, fondit en- pleurs eJ sc
nit apousser des sanglots d6ch1-
rants. C'6tait I'M spectacle q fen
DIRE le occur. On dut condulre la
pauvre mere hors de laScour.
Pendant oe tempE-la, le prison
nier Soulard, la tote entire les
mains, await les yeux riv6s al plan
:cner de la cour.
xCe fut alors le tour de William
Verrill. LIE JUICE Moer hi ayant de-
mand6 sill await quelque chose 3
dire, Verrill r6pondit que non. La
sentence de mort fut .alors pronon-.
Gee contre lui.
Nine Verrill, pr6sente al'audi-,
ence, dnt 6trestransport6e hors de
la cour. La pauvre mere succom
bait sous le poids de Ia douleur.
Nj Soulard, nj Verrill ne verse;.
rent une seule larme. Verril 6cou-
Ia sentence de mort dun air in.
different, h6D6t6.
Enchain6s ensemble, Verrll ct
furent reconduits on prii-
son.
Oe Fred Fish don't .parle Sou
lard, est g Poisson, que ai gu.
de presenter aux leo
teurs de 81 Echo
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
INDIAN SUMNER.
It Does Not Come Until tho Bright Days
OF Niid-November.

N.|H"Nn
Many persons, If thoy wcro asked about
1t, would shy, without hesitation, TINT the
last days of October aro tho real Indian
summer. Tho torn is vaguely employed,
anu ut u time or another has been
stretched to include almostcll tho attract
I've weather with which we GRO blessed be-
twoon the close of August and tho LIST of
December. Thanks to tho ALMANAC, wo
have got tho idea very thoroughly into our
heads that summer ends on tho 81st Of
August, and when wo find the skios still
warm and grateful after that date, and
tho woods and fields still calling to us
with persuasive voices, wo aro % littlo per-
picked rs to what wo ought to think about
1t and whether 1t Is really autumn or
summer como again. Thus wo fall back
upon the familiar term, ttIndian sum-
MGR, :" which seems u sufficiently appro-
priato compromise, although thoro IS no
special Justification for our selection of
this uncertain phrascology.
1t would DO much moro satisfactory If
wo should diSabuso ourselves ut once of
tho notion that summer proper ends with
tho month of August. There is nothing
In tho atmosphere or in tho appearance of
the natural world to indicate any radical
change In tho senson Mt or about that dato,
and tho increasing custom Of longthening
ehe vacation outing at tho scashoro or in
sho Is proof sufficient that we
arc gradually coming to appreciate the fact
that summer really extends through Sep
tombcr, to say tho least. Let us say, for
example, that summer ends only whom tho
frosts of October have put q change upon
tho faco of things, and this will not only
DO noaror tho truth than tho established
conception of tho season, but will enable
us also to get n fairer conception of when
Indian summer makes its appearance. Tho
lexicographer Worcester quotes DR.. Free
man ns saying that tho term Indian sum-
mer IS used In North America to dclno a
season of pleasant weather in tho lato au-
tumn, and this notion of it's dato is brought
o in various ways by most Of tho poets
n vcrsifiors who havo discoursed upon
this subject. And n very prolific source of
verso it has boon.
Hero is ono rhymer, for instance, who
tells us that Indian summcr comes in
"tho autumn's dotago, November,
when skies seductive WOO tho GARTH" and
another who places 1t within tho period
when "the woodland foliage is gathered
by tho wild November blast" when ''oyen
tho thick leaves upon tho oaken Dough arc
fallen, to tho last" Samuel Longfollow
says; Summer is gone, but summer days
return. The winds and frosts havo strip
ped tho woodlands bare" And n fourth
poet tells us that tho season comes latter
Octobor's biting frosts." From all of these
quotations and many moro like them, it
Is apparent that tho pleasant October days
aro not tho Indian sulnmer, after all.-
Providence journal.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
VOL Up In Slanp.

h lato Professor Hjnllnar Hjorth
Boyeson is said to have had n remarkable
knowledge of slang. Although ho never
wrote in dialect, it was not from want of
familiarity with 1t. Ho was we'll up in
tho hobo talk of trampdom, he know some
thing of tho gypsy patter, and from tho
pigeon English of Chinatown to tho
thieves slang Of the dock rats, there wns
not o slang spoken in New York of
which ho had not u bnsic knowledge.
When he was professor in Cornell univcr-
sity, two Juniors out driving one dry over.
took him walking along n country road,
near Ithaca, in company with u most tat
tered and ~disreputablo tramp. AS the col
logians drove slowly by thoy overheard
part of the conversation. To their great
surprise, they discovered that tho professor
and tho tramp wcro indulging in u hot
n hoavy slnnging match, and, from
whnt thoy could hear, the tramp was COM
Ing out second best.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16

huSTE SALB.-ON TIE 10th DAY
!, OF JANUARY, 1875. at 9:45 O'Clock q. m. i
VIII oher for sale at public auction on the prom.
isss' TUG IolIoWing described parcel of land with
Roanoke: S' City VI
Beginning al . point on tho north side OF GIL.
mor stree ID feet cast OF Brooke street. thence
r nor = degrees Is minutes east 200 feet to o point,
Cuebco south 81 degrces IS minutes east 80 feet 10
APPOINT, thcnce south 9 degrees is msnntes Srest
f y ioet to = point, thence south 40 degrees west
The above sale is made by authority contained
IN 4 deed OF trust from j. j. Beckner, dated the
,atn gay OF January, 1892, and recorded in tho
e,crR's Once OF the hastings court for the city of
hOanoke, In deed book u, page la Default
having been made in the payment under the bond
tneIein secured for more than three months.
inc above sale will be made by tho undor.
signeo, who was substituted ns trustee In tho
s sHGso ~ Pe Rot, lee deed Of trnet in the place Of
term, 1896. '"e naien
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Tho amount dino
nnner the above mentioned deed of trnst IA
Seas.2i, as OF the Slst day OF December. 1893.
,ooo., JOHN O. TEN kYCK,
isNotu Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

4 1896, AZ, 10 O'CLOCK NJ, on tho premiser
IN the city OF Roanoke, Va. ofor for sale the fol.
lowing hescribtd lot or parcel OF land with the
improvements thereon consisting OF q largo brick
store ana ofico building:
Situated, on the west side o Commerce street
avg bounded on, tho north by the lands OF the
CITY OF Roanoke, Va tho courthouse lot). on tho
tue eaid lot fronts 25 feet on tho west aide OF Com.
IS feet @ iAn
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash es to the costs of sale
and tht cum OF sl;16o;6 being the sum in default
snte. inc terms OF said bond "a OF day or sale, and
40 Otttst day. upon a credit to become duo and
payable In monthly inetalments OF $50 81 each,
IN February, 1896. and one on tho fourth Monday
Oa sacn succeedi,g month thereafter until all are
paid; and the residue. II any, upon o credit OF ono
10 % evidenced by negotiable notes secured by
aeed o. trust on the property. WM. f. WINCH,
4 w tO TruRtee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16

'EfRusTEE'S SALE OF REAL KSTATE IN
n roanoke c~ity-Pursuant to the terms OF a
oesucI trust 10 me dated list September, 1SOs.
Office se of bns,,n Ia DECD book %, page 4ot, clerks
II. Davis and Wife, and by requirement OF tha
oe win sell at auction in front OF tho
TGSnStnOnse az noon ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH
veyed In said decd and therein described by}
m nity and bounds, beng a lot lying ia Roanos4
rec'ion about 107 feet. $1,000
IkShis Cash for expenses OF sale, including
COMMISSIONS and past duo interest and insursncc,
Ssy SOY; residue, as to Si,l20 on credit TIL lat
Sap.Sm.a y, 1870, and remainder on credit to lat
oy oond bearing interest from day OF sale, with
gSo1 personal security, and retaining title till the
Title believed to be good. Selling as trustse +
VIII convey only snch as Ia vested In mo by said
uqsi oeGo' II. q. II, KEAN, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16

TRUSTER'S SALE.-oN THE 9TH DAY IN
1895, at. 19:25 o'cl >ck a. M. 4
VIII oner Tor sale ct public auction on the
p y, u the following described parcel OF land
~ its improvements, situated in tho city of
nolia street LOGO 8 feet west OF Park stroct tbenea
WIN magnolla street north rs degrees 5 minutes
West ~ ieet TO 2 point, thence south IL degrees IS
dds.nules west lu0 feet to q point. thenca south 76
aegtees o minutes east 81 foot to q point, thence
hoat "a degrees % minutes east 10, feet 10 the
section 10. OF the map OF Il rout and :Jam q =,
N9 OFT SIDE addition to Roanoke city, va. - !
me above ea!e is made by authority contained
oay OF July, lsaa, and recorded in tho clerks
0mce OF the hustings CO art for the city OF Roam
S Ssc ~ ueea pook ~, page 1aa. Default having
thsrein secured for more than three months.
ihRMS OF SALE-Oaeh. The amount dine
s ~ an day of December, 1895. sILAS W. BURT
NS~o Truefpo.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
on A DErr

rEfKUSTEESShLR.-BY VIRTUE OF ADDED
Il OF trust, dated February 10. 1890, and re.
corded In the clerks office OF the hustings court
or tho city OF Roanoke, deed book GU, lingo 3fO.
executed by @. A. Woolford and wife to the un-
gcrrlgned as trnetee, to secure to the Southern
building and Loan Association, OF Knoxville.
Tenn, the payment OF the sum Of 81, 5000. as evil
bearing even date with the said deed, payable to
the SAID corporation and to be discharged in &C
cordance with tho terms OF the said bond and
deed OF trnst occurring the same, and default hay
ing Deen made In the m required by said
pono ana deed OF trust, and in the performance OF
INC opigatlons assumed to said association by
inc saldC. a. Wo"lford for more than six months,
DO, shall. on TUESDAY. THE 4TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1886, ut 1890 o'clock p. m, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, all the GLOWING lot or parcel of land
situated and lying IN the city OF Roanoke, State
OF Virginia, viz:
BEGINNING at a point on the south eide of Wells
street 100 feet east OF Brook street, thence along
Welis etrcet south 81 degrees 45 minutes caet rs
rect 10 a point OF lot No. %. thence with said lot
ehenandosh avenue. thence along said avenue
south 70 degrees. west 70 10 feet to a point of lot
NO. ~. thence along said lot north 2 degrees Is
minutes east III 4-10 feet to beginning.
IEhmS:-Cash az to sufficient OF the proceeds
olsaie 20 paw The costs OF executing THE irust and
10 pay the amount due said association under the
Terms OF said bond and deed, which amounts to
inc sn q OF Ss,S26 a5, as OF the 10Th day of Decem
Der, lS95, and the balance, IL any, payable in one
and two yenIs'equalp payments with interest from
say OF sale; purchaser to give notes for the dc.
ierred p3Yncnt and secure the same by decd of
trqst on the property purchased.
14-tds . B. SMITH, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
TRHSAsnTTf a IS sA ALE rHE 9TH A OF

TRuSTRE,s SALE.-ON THE 9TH DAY or
= 1896, AT 1885 P. MI will ofrer
,or sale NJ pu6hc auction on the promises the fol.
iowing described parcel OF land with It's Improve.
mshts, situated In the eli, y Of Roanoke:
BEGINNING at a point on the south aide of PAT.
toE street $50 feet east OF Monroe atreet. thence
WIN ration street south So degrees east % feet TO
d poiht, thence south 3 degrees wet $50 feet to
~ rect to a point, thence north 8 degrees east $40
iues sD a a. to- ,s street 9 O to the place Of beginning.
Land and Improvem ,nt Company. "
me anove eale IL mado by suthority contained
dn usea OF trust from'A, Albeffoli, dated the lat
0tnee or the hustings court for the city OF Roam.
6hsseei III deed book 70. psge 2si. Default having
thsrsi3 secured for raore then tnreo months :
Trims OF sALE-Cash The amonnt dne
Hnac5 the above deed OF trust is S26s.65, as OF the
0lst day OF December. 1906.
1870 to. SILAs w. BURT, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
TRUsTEE,s SAIGON THE 2OTH DAy or

HRUSTEE'S Saloon Il 2OrH DAY OF
oner Tor sale at public auction on tho premises.
inc ; following described parcel OF lard with its
beginning at q point on the south aide OF
Gllmer street or Fourth avenue n. W., l0sS feet
east OF Henry street, thence south So feot to an
point on same. tbs nee north 500 feet to Gilmer
stree,, thence with Gilmer street west SI.b feet 20
the place or beginning. 49,
The above sale is made by authority contained
IN o deed OF trust from 8. j. Ottino, dated the
a,pt DAY OF June, 1892, and recorded In the clerks
omcc OF inc hustings court for tho city OF Roam
hoKe IN deed book 7s, page IS. Default having
t neen made IN the payment under the bond
TERMS OF a~ALR-Cash. The amonpt dino
under the above deed OF trust Is $500 %. Az NJ The
3lst day OF December. 1898. "e
lsDtd sILAS w. BURT, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
'THyg hNTARysA 4s ~ g !, TIE 7 saEH PAY OF

fTRusTER'S SALE ON The 10TH DAY on
or ANUAR 1893, AT ~ O'CLOCK N, I will
me Following described parcel of land with M,
i% Hs0,nt situated IN the city OF Roanoke;
strsof insa ,n at q point on south aide OF Elm
w, ,t street or Sixth avenue southwest, thence
VIII Lin street 80 feet to q point, Themes in q
WIN said alley in an ~easterly detection SO feet To
Z point. thence In a nor,herly direction $50 feet TO
portion or lot IA: section 4, Lewis reserve.
Iae above sals is made by authority contained
KIN = = d Heeo OF truet from A.. L. Marshall. dated the
once OF the hustings court for the city of Roa.
hose IN deed book rs. page lot. Default having
leu mauo In the payment under the bonS
trerein secured for more Than three months.
asNmS OF SALE-Cash. The amount duo
the Sist day OF December, 1895. -ooi
i1@uso SILASW W. BURT. Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
EaGAL norIuna.

TRusI EE's SALE. THE sorH nav 81
sJASUARY. 1895, AT 1t.4s OiOLOCR q ~
1 VIII oner Tor relic 1t public auction on H.
plemiees the following described parcai or IanS
Roanoke: |r - shu CITY OF
LOIS Is 10. 20, 81 and q, in eection 1o, Belmont
aunstion 70 the city OF Roanoke, Va
Inc 40 w sslo 10 made by authority contatosa
u aeea OF trust from s, a. Coropcrt, fdstsd The
az ! dsy OF December. lsat, and recorded in the
Roanoke In d. ed book ~, psgs zSa. Defauiltt S, y.
ttSSg esen made IN the payment under the bond
MIssfTnppea t91 more than three mouths.
nnoef the above deed OF trust ID 5000 10 a, Of o.
sne DIST day OF December, 1895. :
- 81 sILAs w. BURT,
Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUsTEE,s sALE-BY vIRTuEo or

TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DRED
oftrust dated the 12th day or November. Isa2.
and recorde ed in the clerks Office of tho hustjnrs
court for tho city of Roanoke, Va, in deed book
~, page 192. from G. b Thomas to the nnder-
signed trustee to secure to the Peoples Pcrpct.
MAJ Loan and Building Association or Roanoke,
set forth, as evidenced by the bond of said q b.
Thomas OF even date with said deed. default hsy.
Ing been made in the terms OF said bond. and
being required 80 TO do by the beneficiary therein
%eecurei, will ON TIE 18TH DAY OF FEBsIJ.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16

TRUSTER,S SALR TBR a0TH nv m
1885, ct 11:45 O'clock am. i will ofSer
d DE- pa r auction n.aao, on tho premises the Following
sitnated nithe city OF Roanoke: ''
,t ppeSlnnlng At 2 point on the north side OF Bul.
az. xVehue SO. % feet 6 inches west Of TayIor
s.5oet, unence With Bullitt avenue 8. e In o west
ely ~ olIection 29x feet to APPOINT, thence in a
n9ttneriy direction $50 feet to en- alley, theloe
70 a point. thence In q southerly d%irectfon ISL
III 70 bailitt avenue. the place OF begtonfng.
In a nS aSoSe sale is made by authority contained
.ss gay OF November, 1892, and recorded in the
IeaSs once OF the ~hustings court for the CITY of
ing been made in the payment under the bond
TsRs ssc1 nT 5or more than three months.
9naer tbs above deed oftrust fs sSSsLSI. a. Of the
oist Gay OF December. 1896.
1ss0-tds siIAS W. BURT. Trnst..
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-16

TRUSTEES SALB-BY VIRTUE OFADEED
= OF truet dated the 18th OF March, 1890. and
recorded in tho clerks ofice OF the hu stinge court
OF the city or Roanoke. deed hook %, page 81,
executed oy Chas A. Woolford and wife TO the
Undersigned as trustee, to secure to the Southern
Building and Loan Association, OF Knoxville.
Tenn; the payment of the sum OF s., 1000, as cvi'
denced by tho bond OF the said Chas. A. Wool.
IoIo, bearing even date with said decd. and pay.
aole 70 shld CORPORATION, and to be discharged In
accordance with the terms OF tho eatd bond and
deed OF trust securing the same; and default hay-
ing been made in the ayment required by said
bond and deed OF trust, and in tho performances
OF tho obligations assumed to eaid association by
Inc said Chas. A. Woolford for more than six
mouths, and being requested by the said associa-
ton go to do. ehall. ON TUESDAY, THk nj
a OF FEBRUARY, 1896, AT 10 O'CLOCK M.
the premises, all of the following lot or parcel Of
land, situate and lying In tho city of Roanoke.
State of Virginia, viz
beginning Mt u point on the limo OF the land OF
the Roanoke Land and Improvement Company.
whcre II Joins tho and OF DR.. Hart near Tenth
streo' or kourth avenue northeast, thence north q
degrees 67 minutes west 100 feet TO a point in
HIrts line, thence north 15 degrees eaat 1872 feet
70 q point. thence south is degrees east 100 feet
the line or the Roanoke Land and Improvement
company. thence with said line eouth rs degrces
west lSg feet to the place OF beginning.
TERMS:-Cash as to sufficient OF TIE proceeds
OF sale TO pay the costs OF executing this trust,
and to pay tho amount due said association under
the terms OF said bond and deed, which amounts
10 the cum or Sl,0l5.V. as OF the 10th day OF De-
cember, 1885; and the balance, II any, pay able in
one ana Two years equal payments, with Interest
from day OF eale; purchaser TO give notes for the
deferred payments, and secure the same by deed
ottrust on the property purchased.
latd ROY Is. SMITH, Trustee.