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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-18
Nus benz IbriScn OroBbsr,ustbunl

81 I'M bruh d, Is. Suli. Gtitern
Nbeno, spilhen 10 unO II ubr, waro
Srn. Seroinano Wsrih, 8uitwirtb oas
bier, bon einsm mebrfab beitruIteu .Sn=
oipibum aus Sbpieoelbrub, in Der
Ndbe ieiner SebNuiun9 auf9elauert
unO nit cinsm Stein m%iBbauoelt. oaB
blaus Spuren al Sopf uno augen gu
riifblieben.
8Obiuqeu, II. Suli. Ssute
WOr0en Deri6ieo Ianft uno aOtterSebeu
nab MISREPRESENTATION &rantbeit, wie=
oerbolt 9eitdrtt nit Den Sr0ltunasn
unierer bl. &eliSiou. i'm Glitter bon "a
Sabrsu, Serr SbeOoOr &irpa6. Mit-
9lieo oes &irdcnratbes uno ebemals
aub Wtit9lleo oss 8emeIuoeratbes.
SHoelin9eu. II. Suli. Ger
aus SImmcrn 9ebiirti0e uuo als Ma=
I6inenantpppler bier in Nrbelt ltebenoe
WerIb Wibel puroe BON einem Buffer
Surilf9eItobeu. oaB err 0uf's 8eleiie
iiel. Der Sorlibt oes Waihinenfiib=
rers 1T es 81 UeroOntsn. oaB Werib
niht ibsriabrsn Wuroe, inosm sr Joni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-18
Saar, Noisl, Gifel uno 8unsrid.

Satueru. @m Scnntag, 10.
Suli, fsierte Der bieii9e Srie9erpereiu
6abnenpeibe, ju pel6sr Die Sriessrs
Sereine Der umgegmo. aub Der bon
Saarbura. erihienen paren. Mittass
fano umSug our4 oas Sorf itatt. Sc.
Oes Saus mar minoeltens nit elmer
SABINE geihmiift. Damn 3o9en bi:
0ereine biuaus in ben @alo, no man
lib bel Nulit uuo 8eiaus amiiiirte.
Die WtuIit iteute Die yGanfars" bon.
8reUenma6er. Sic ipielten ausgeSsib.
net uuO Die preuBiiben 4rmeemlri1e,
iopie bus SPELL Dir i'm Sieaestran5"
uno sd bin ein Breube" tlanaen, oaI
man 9laubte. cine uOblbsieBte Wilitdr.
tapelle Dor li6 81 baben. Der Serr
Sanoratb bon Saarburg, uelher Die
@reriitien ~leitete, belt cine lGnsere gln-
lpra6e on Die &rieSerpereinsmit9lieoer.
Srier. Gem Sernebmen nab
miro Der Wutterm0roer Sraus Slaes
aus WtiheIbad in nd9iter 3eit hinge.
ri6tet. Gr bat bon Dem ibm suiteben.
ben Gedte, &spiIiOn gegen oas Sooes.
urtbril einSule9en. tsiuen 8ebrau6 &c.
maat. SaQcgen bat er Die Wioeraui.
ncbme oes idwur9erihtlihen gerfab.
reIls beantra9t. Sas bieli9c 2ano9s.
riht bat oieien Intrag abQelebnt; bier.
auf bat lid Slaes al oas Sberldnoes.
9eriht in 86ln ~setpanot, osilsn Ye.
iblub nod nibt betanut 1T. Soh
miro bstanntli6 ourb einen antrag
auf Wieoeraufnubme oes 9erfabrens
Die StraIpOlfrefung nibt aufgebal.
ten.
Srier. Gin Gaufmanm aug Soar
traf ii 2urembur9 einsn Sod aus
Mtiinhen, tuslber IN 8e!Opsrlsgsubeit
luar. Ssrielbe mar nod i'm gslibe
elmer 9Oloenen llbr uebit Settle, welhe
er III %9uremburg nibt perisBsn ionnts.
Seioe madtsn iib auf ben We0 na9
Srier. mo- lie bel sinem Wirtbs eiuiebr.
ten uno li6 9itli1 tbaten. Nuf oas
ll~nterpfano bin. trcoits Der Wirtb ibusn
Speiien uno 8strdute uuo CAB aud
nod 5 W. bar. Der Sod reiite iol.
9enoen Sases pisoer Suriif uno iagte
Dem Wirtbe, err niiroe bic llbr uieoer
in eini9en SG9en emblem. Sein
6reuno. Der 3aufmaun, ibrisb ii1
ielblt cine IoQmadt. pel9e sr init Der
unterIbriit bes 4obs oeriab, uuo Der.
iudte bic ubr. fir mslbe sr sirsn 2du.
fer 9eiunoen bate. einsulOien. gr
bate iia ossbalb pe9sn urtunoenfdl.
idunS rno Setrussoeriuds gu perant.
pOrten. Sas llrtbeil oss SdDIfsn9e.
rlbtes sI Srier lautete auf 6 Wonate
8efdn9nis, WOrauf bic srlittsne Inter.
iu9un9sbaft ansersanet wiro.
Srier. Sn Der .rfsn 4usufwo9e
miro uns oas 2. &beiniide Suiaren.
&esiment psrlaIsn uno StraBburg oils
6~arniion besisbsu. IS sarniionirte
felt 1851 bier.
@sfdbrli6sr sprung. @s.
lsssntlih elmer S9pimmiabrt. psrau.
italtet ourb Die 36alinae Der SdaoOtu'-
iden Sdwimmanitalt ipranS Der Gag.
l6bnsr 8sora 8iQeuoOrf. Elm 66idh.
DAM, BON Der MOielbriide 81 Srier
bsrab in bic Moiel I'm oauu tpisosr
ans 2ano 81 idwmmsn. IS lit bisies
oas brittle Ntal, oaB osrielbe damn
bon Der Bride asiprungsn 1T. IS
mar oiss Nal, in Inbetra1t oes ME.
orissn @aiierltanoss. bsionosrs ssfdbr.
| LID, gsraossu ~paSballg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-18
@ebr WGnner III Die e6uicn!

Ser Ct. Yaule'r ,@anoerer" tla9t
fiber bic lleberflutbun9 u"nierer Sbu=
len nit weibliben SebrtrGiten:
Sin ieber fam muir 70 Oisl, wie in
isiuen &rGften itebt. llno in Den &rdfs
ten Der 6ransn itebt es enti6ieocn niht.
qrobere Snaben 81 er3ieben. Wenn
bies oennoh au9 in unieren Yfarri6u=
len bisbsr in ipeitem umfan9e 9eI6iebt,
10 lam oas unierem Soeal nit nl6tsn
entipre6en. v&naben3uht brau6t
Mannesbano", 10 iaat Die Grfabrun9
oler Soften uno SDlter. Sarum 1T
IS unier vceterum cenieO" - uno mir
balten ss fir uniere Pfli6t, oasielbe
wieoer uno wieoer, gelegen Ooer un0es
le0en, 81 wieoerbolen 81 W d II.
ner in bic 9 9ule!"
Sebr wabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-18
Su4em6urgi(6es.
Dereintete Staten.

@ir ino Srn. WerteIs bon Gbi,
caQo fir cine glnSabl GGtbiel gum
Sante perpfi6tet, wel6e er uns CUR
ger6fentli6un9 in Der r8aSette" sur
geriii9un9 9eitelt bat. Snoem mir
benz Giuienoer fir oieie Wtitarbelt ults
fersn belteu Sant ausipre6en, iucroen
mir unieren Geiern in leoer Der ndhIt=
fpl9enoen Nummern zines Der &QthIel
our SOiun9 OOrleaen unO mir merOen
bic Namen oerjeni9en publi5iren,
pelbe biz gum /. September 1896 cine
ri6ti0e 20luna ir9eno zines Der &dtbs
fel ein9ei6ift babeu. SelbitperItGno-
LID peroen mir bic ri6ti9e 2OIun9
zines ieoen Der &dtbiel in Der Nus9abe
Der .8a3ette" bonn |. September publis
Siren. Wer ii6 amuIiren mill, Der
Deriu6e bieie p&nadniiiie" 81 Oifnen:
SilbenrG t6fel.
Is. .. MerteIs, Gbicaso.)
Reine erte Silbe, bic nit . iGn9t ali
9Giro bes Nta9ts be9cbrt pou Seoermuun;
Die s,peite, bic and . ais Nuiang bat
81 Altoeutid; le ipeuoet, pcr ba nib
NIB matt,
EIble eabuu9 in Der Sounenirableu Srano,
0aS @anSe IN ais Cori befauHt
Sm lieben SurembHr9er NGI0,
3uben &GtbIeln wel6e mir bur6
bic 6reunolihteit oes Serrn Wertels
In Der v8asette" publi3irt babsn limb
uns bis beute i6on cine glnsabl guflO.
iun9eu, oaruuter bic GGebrsabl rihti il
Ger, S%u9e9an9en. Die Namen Serer
ipelde cine SOiun9 ein9eibidt babsn,
tperoen mir ipdter publi3eren. Da je
Jang a BATH, setzt ech em6l un, a
kuckt Op der net och eppes fame
kermit!
Nm 10 0 d perh. @o6e Itarb
In ibrer @Obnun9, go. 547 SbOmas.
StraBe in Ct. Yaul, Winu.. Srau
GliIabetb 9artbsl, Satin osS Srn.
Somiuicus gartbel. zines Der Glteiten
beuti6en Yiir9er oieier Staot. Die
@eritorbene itano i'm 20. Sebensjabre.
mar cine isbr iromme Erau, Wit8lleo
Der ct. N9ness @emeinoe llno oes
Srauenbereins bsrielben. Sas Se=
QrGbniB iOno am 6reitag it0tt. Ser
Iobw. Sr. y. SdmiB bon &ollinA-
itOne, Sruoer bes Shwie9eriObneS Der
Yereipigteu, celebrirte oaS SOotenamt.
rnter @ililtens Der bOhw. so. SrObsc,
G0berl uno SmQli0n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-18
Seuti6Ianos &atboIifemtag

ipiro BON %. bis 81. @usut in Der
weitIdlii9sn Staot SOrtmuuo ab8ebalz
ten.
,@or ueni9en Sabrse9nten, beiBt es
In Der Ginlaoung oes Seit=@omltes,
hattie Sortmuno nod feline 1000 Sa=
tbolitsn uno ullr Elm tatbDliides Got
tesbaus, heute Sdblt Die Staot uuter
Us, 900 GinwObnern al $4,000 &a=
tbOliten, Die orei grpben Piarrtir6en,
mebrere Sapellen uno blilbenoe Wo1l=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beliBen. Webr
ols 20 tatboliibe 8ereine llno beltrebt.
infer Solt Dor Gefabreu uno Srrleb=
rem elmer 8Ott entiremoeten 3eit 81
i1iiBen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-18

Gin bl6oIinni9er @unIb. Weltz
berbeiierer in Bolton ~perlan9en, oab in
jeoem S6ul6auIe Elm 8aoeSimmer ein-
seridtet uno jeoes Sinh DOr ge9irm
bes llnterri6ts 9ebaoet peroe. Ib9es
feben bon Der prattiiden llnour6fiibrz
li6tsit oes Sori6lags 9ebort er in bic
&eibe oerjenigen. mel6e nur in ben
&Opfeu unoeritdnoi9er 5anatiter ent=
iteben t6nnen. 6rcili3 9ibt es Oiele
Sdultinoer, welden ein Dab in Der
Shule gut tbuu Diiroe, absr bic
9roBe Waiie Der 3O9linQe u"nierer DE
fentlihen S9ulen bat Gltern, pelhe
ibre Sinoer ni6t bon onoeren Wen=
i6en reini9en 81 laiieu brau6en. Ser
8Ori6la9 lit niht nur tbOri6t, er lit
au6 uuperidamt. - n@~abrbsitss
freuno."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-18

o. ,.mor,o a,xs -, MIA.
mo-, 90 Sohrsn ~ Sran, yn;snh
W;t,hfs S nbb mr,sys: VS,"N "Ur'
Srr W;t;hts'or,ns m.nsaWn,
%Gnn - " p'''""
/. pr. War Mena9er aus pfar=
terf9al, iuelber lett 3ipet Sabrel oas
Wtullt=&onleroatorlllm IN &olr belllbt,
uilo q Sr9ellplel als Spe3lalta1 Bee
trleo. gGt lem eramell als vallstretetls
Der S4lller" oalel6lt 9ldn6eno beltal1'
oe1.
s r. Boftomm1s !Sefmoun
III ,um urterbiireoutef i'm Ioitnmt
9urembura.Iabnbpf ernonnt. in Grz
Iesuuo oes bis6erioen SituIors Srn.
Sfiobr.
@en9toeh 81 suIemoLrs'Sapns
gloolf &uaff. Winen.S noenisur. 80
Sabre aft. r. 1. p.
m..s....,a o.su .
"ap.'un 2ta"lV
~ GIV" S" %u.5:In 1p"' III
e.na "9gu osn' Sut!etotHuh ces
s,,m Vs'ts..tTttu.vsuts'S.'toes uao
tpM Iaas S ~. W H".s v" us. Sptbe
~" g9;.."I.N uos''u''e
49,, l.u"s0IOH.! Sp'ugt uT9si
r"nMs |"a., ~'s." UstSns!''.VI
unIer Cfii,iercorps Al iSeloe riift: be.
Ionoers miro einem hobereu Ciii,ier
mitoeIpielt, Der bic Sebutotion Der
Oiterreibiiden Sfii,iere nm Central
babnbpfe e~mpFanaen hat. Serr Sollot=
mann Srouih, meld.r nit benz Gm.
piana Der 0lterreidiIdeu Population
betraut MAJ uno iib in ieiner
Gbre i6mer oetrdntt fible,
itrenote cine Glaoe qeoen oas uGho"
an, rel6er lih oas 6Teutlide Wiuiites
rum ani6loB.
. 3D.. .;. 49,, 20
Mi 1oos sm um 20.
- UDp m ~ S '%Nt.st.. p.'
S;tsat 90 ~mSsa."0 ...'" S.'ttn ~
40 ,G.s.r,sHI ~ ""9snu''u!t9
49, o"7tt "no U.m IH"sn''t'.V.
,n,, . 80 "a' H"S'uV.ns
"a "MasS", we Sc nv" P"t'','u1sL
sa" ",g"5."H., ~ H"H m. G"'V
SatS';, VI ""S @'.'S.tos'
,MV ," vt"s" guo,1 "V."oS ''"-
""7 o''Nh'" H"N
Serr ). y. Woris, Der i'm 2u-
r%emburQer wle i'm 5rierer Sanoe beit-
betannte Neltcr Der NnQelfiiher, DER
Yrdltoent Oes biell9en 6ii6sreiusrsines,
bat Der ,6auna", Serein luremburs
GLIDER NaturfOrlGer, cine lett lan9en
Sabren mllbIam ertuOrbene, isbr mcrtbs
polie SammIung mertuiiroi9er Slide
uno WlBblloun9en ais 8eibent ilber-
maht. Sieielbe umfaBt nibt weni9er
oIs "A Potale Il. |. 10. uno be9relIt
cine ld,u0rSe Steinfurelle; cine gtbe.
2 elnlabrl9e Saline aus Der Sauer uno
jpel loem aus Der Dur; elnen Dertrilp=
pelten Siftopf; cine Torelle (ylib9e=
burt aus Der weiBen grnS; Die iebr in=
terenarlte WlBgebllrt eller llll8en To=
nHs, .tm. OsT.iHs NtH%.npo9stalU-
.;.s n ''O" ~ .."Is or. ""' a''..
s;r Dm ""s'"v," 1t.Ie.ut ....t'
L Ss"p' "''s ss Wo'.r
Gi.,I tm w. w,
nIlWO;tp," Sg..Go".,p a'u'' SSpls
Ta 49, "n .S,u."' @nsf 80
s ~" oD'' uSs %vp',.
m' Ua!V0'Hs, o;G.s p'np".t.s "opI.
gIn S,..v,, WHY gun. "0. N;iAo Uun
,up ,to,;" ;thoM;.. U,,y. "
CIV Ns"s;Tn 0 "N''G o "",,''t.a"a wv"
STU" "U O"p"v" W.l!n0'r.
U,.%" S"mh .on'.''H gHp.'o w
S"o,, % 9' .
Ssm w. m T"u "'" W w" ~.
svH. 1.o''o' "no ~ NuH5"' lunSe
g.V' . ' - S""r". D,.;o;v S Im
wv" !. Np' ~sS. ""s o'0,nsaH. l"tsb.
My, ~ wv """ =" .
Inn a., 'n az iaiHs ou.."s ~ =
"Up!s' H"S:au mnG "' NV
SaubQu uuteraebraht.
sn.
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u"" "1...u"na ~ on ~
lups.H, uut on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PUn
S"S u"nsI sIp",t.HS pun
49," ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VIZ S'ui"l"..
CCHH'o"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-18

suIammen, penn lie bns nDtbise
vGaib" fir ben &leiiterer bOben. "No
questions asked" Sas Siebt; llno
er topllirt I'M @rOben, 6, 8 big 10
Yaor mitnano. gr treibts 9elhdfts=
mdBig uno ma6t 8elo ipie - Sred.
Siebrum!. - vSepp" in Der r&atb.
&oltsStg."
Was 1T unIettdrii6? - @er's nod
nibt peiB, tann's nit Sdnoen greifen
in Der 5cras llniperiitdt. Sa baben's
einen 9epiiien Or, oeren es mebr
oibt ols rptbe SunOe, einQelaoen, cine
&eoe CUR S6luBfeierli6teit BON lid al
9eben. llno er that es. Gr that iei=
men Wuuo auf, unO Der Seufel fiilte
ibn nit Giit. lno er be9eifsrte bic
tatDoliide Stride, bas P0pittbum II. /.
IN. nod lutbsrii6 beraebrahter Site,
uno baute benz Oiten Mtartin UNI 6On=
iorteu cine 2obespDramioe, bic big OIL
ben Simmel rei6t. Gum Sant oafiir
tpuroe er oann aud iO8lei6 als Srot'
mo9ul Wrdiioent) Der Staats.llnlDer=
iitdt% ernonnt. Winston 1T lein 9tame,
Der balo iibcr Gaus Seras itinten miro.
llno wieosrum: Siebrum. 1Sosm,
Sbioem."
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-05
Some Eugene Field uumor.

1t was only year or two ago when
Field played his Inst joke ON George
CASTOR, the big hearted Italian, who is
still in Kansas City and will sit and
read Fields poems for hours. Every
year he seemed to think moro of the
singer humorist. When Field went to
San Francisco, he wrote CASTOR letter,
briefly telling him of the fact, as we'll
as the time and train which would find
him in Kansas City. Field would be
stopped over half an hour at that point.
But the worth of tho letter lay in its
pictures. On ono sheet the hnmorist
drew very bad picture of himself 60
ing to the train i'll Chicago. Over on
another sheet train was drawing rap
idly toward n station named Kansas
City; while i'll the foreground was a
very excellent likeness of CASTOR him
self, trudging stationwnrd with two
baskets, one Oh each arm, and both
heavily freighted with bottles and cigar
boxes. CASTOR took tho hint, and the
bottles and the cigar boxes and he were
all there Oh time. So was Field. Today
CASTOR regards this letter as one of his
proudeSt possessions. Washington Post.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-05

tests. The challenge was open to all bowl
ers In Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Gin
oinnati, Detroit, Chicago and milwaukee,,
or In oities In their Immediate vicinity.
Rochester and Buffalo bowlers have al
ready agreed to meet the Linden Groves,
and the Brooklynites expect to leave Now
York March %, playing Rochester March
30, Buffalo "a, Cleveland a5, Detroit 90,
Chicago 81 and Milwaukee 90. In case
Cincinnati, Cleveland or Detroit bowlers
fail to accept the challenge tho Brooklyn
ties will then play two nights in Chicago
and two nights in Milwaukee with sepn-
rate teams
There are any number of older bowling
organizations in New York and vicinity
than tho Linden Groves but mono of them
boasts of such large aggregation of stars
as the Brooklyn club. Tho Linden Groves
were organized in Brooklyn during the
season of 1890 and 1891, with momber-
ship of 15 AT that time oil who were con-
nectod with the club knew little about the
gamo, to say nothing whatever of entering
tournaments or even playing match
games, hut thoy have since become Won
derfully proficient in making strikes and
sDOrpc
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-05
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS.

Yale and Harvard will hold whist
tournament some time IN March.
Harvard has 151 candidates for tho in
tercollegiate field and track team.
Tom Lansing, a Louisville pugilist, is
said to have fallon heir to $50, 900 estate
1t is stated thnt John Morrill, will be
engaged to coach the Harvard baseball
candidates.
Jack Glasscock tho veteran shortstop,
will manage tho Quincy Oils team the
coming season.
The Ministerial association of ST. .Jo-
soph, Mo-, has decided to inaugurato cru
SADIE against Sunday baseball.
A running circuit, to include Indianap-
oils, Terro Hauto and Elkhart, Ind. !;
Toledo and Columbus, o., and Saginaw,
Mich, is being organized.
Forty young ladies in tho State Normal
school ut Warronsburg, Mo-, have organ
lied an athletic association and will wear
boomers and sweaters.
A. Wiborn, captain Of the crack athletic
team of the University of PENNSYLVANIA
has resigned, and George W. Orton, the
champion runner has been elected to the
position.
Tho handsome 5-yoar-old marc Quiz,
2:19H, by Wilbemont. which won first
prize in hor class at tho Now York Horse
show, belongs to James Gordon Bennett
and will BIO shipped to Europe.
The guarantee money, amounting to
$3.50, which Harvard returned to West
Point, WIS used by tho West Point foot
ball management in purchasing silver
CUP, which was presented to the Harvard
football elovon.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-05
KIN TO iT.
A Novel Phase of the New Woman Ques.
tion on o Train.

a Novel Phase OF the New Woman Ques.
tion on q Train.
II was amused at o woman on train
coming into Washington from the
SOUTH" said a gentleman. 'tIt showed
a novel phase Of the new woman ques-
tion.
'.At Goldsboro man got on the train
with baby in his arms. A woman fol-
lowed. but paid no attention to the man.
The baby was evidently sick, and the
father, o North Carolina mountaineer,
paced up and down the car trying to
quiet the child Every lady ON the car
except the woman who got on the train
at Goldsboro was interested. Considera-
BILE speculation was INDUCED in as to
the father and child, the consensus of
opinion being that he had just lost his
wife and was taking the baby to its
grandparents. After two or three hours
the woman who boarded tho train Mt the
Same time tho man did spoke to him,
and he then passed on, fondling tho
baby.
"a benevolent looking old lady seat
ed near the woman, curious to know
something about tho matter, said:
The child seems to be sick.
"'Yes'm.'
"'I saw you speak to the father. Do
you know him?'
'Orter he's my husban."
"'Do you mean to say that you arc
that child's mother and let tho baby
suffer that way?'
Giles jess as able to tote it rs be.
He's jess as much kin to it as be, and
the woman turned unconcernedly to the
window, while the man continued to
walk and dandle the child. "-Washing-
ton Star
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-05

hUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
or trust dated the 1ath day OF November. 1852
ana recorded In tho clerks office of the hustInyr
court Ior the city of Roanoke, Va, In deed BOOK
os, page i95, from g. d. Thomas to the under
signed trustee to secure to the Peoples' Perpet.
9sl Loan and Building Association or Roaroks.
va. the payment OF a certain debt In said dead
SCI forth, as evidenced by the bond of said @. r.
Thomas OF even date with said deed, default hay.
Ing been made In the terms OF said oond. ana
being required so to do by the therein
secured. will ON THE i7TH DAY OF PERRT.
ANY, 1886, AT - O'CLOCK NJ, on the premises
IN tho city Of Roanoke Va, oror for sale the raj.
lowing described lot or parcel of land with In,
store ana Office building: ~ 's-
Situated on the weet side OF Commeree straet
c cna Sepaoed on tao north by the lands Of the
snn, M noanoke va. 1.-THE courthouse lott on the
f S ~ INC lands OF tho estate or @. L. Potter,
tho sad ot fronts 2e feet on the west side OF Co-
IS feet. ' oAeA W paiaioi nnes
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash AZ to the costs OF a.,s
nnd inc sum OF li60 81 being the sum In default
W tne terms OF said bond as OF day OF sale and
Is 70 tho snm OF S7aS on being the amount mot due
Ss y. shst DAY, upon credit to become duo and
pS{yaole IN monthly instruments OF $s4 81 each.
Wtsout interest. the frst en- the fourth Monday
IN Fo9fnary, 1886, and one on the fourth Monday
o! each succeeding month thereafter until ali are
paiu anu the residue, IL any, upon credit OF one
snd two years, with interest. deferred payments
a. " uo os.uehced ny negotiable notes secured by
ueeq as o. trust on the property. WIN. F. WINCH,
o Trustee.
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N. B-The amount or Tho doh. ..or,.a =,
aoove, 10, as OF this day S1,714cO with legal In
tetest thereon from August a1st, 1894 subject To
feeot OF 'lOOGO, as OF the s6th day Of October
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BY, ,nys, 1 ETY. OF A cEa1AlN DIED or

RY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
- trust dated tho 18th day OF October, 1850. and
reeoIded IN the clerks oace OF the musings court
to o she CITY OF Roanoke In deed book &C. page IS,
rom ID. Y. Morris TO the undersigned for INC pnr.
RSSs s OF dseGurng the Roanoke Building Assea
70 become due in monthly instruments OF IS al
t th aeIault having been made in the payments
therein th secured. and having been reonestei by
tSe e beneficiary, win oer for sale in front Of
o'ofUnK MSoSf the city OF Roanoke, At 70
and, situated In the city OF Roanoke:
Begidnining at point on tho south SIDE of Wise
,h s Ssc ieet east OF Barbour street. thence
norm o. degrees 81 minutes east 40 feet TO q
Inence south II degrees 80 minutes east 1ss
minutes west 30 feet, tbonce north II Seefess 81
minn{es wet t2s feet inches to the beginning
s sS ana On tho sum OF and as to the sum OF
nstsiU,aap Upon credit to become due In monthly
nsILaenta OF - ST. with interest upon each In
ssa y, ems nom tho 10th day OF October 1885, and
90 w tne residue upon credit OF one and two
years rom the day OF sale, all OF this deferred
Hs msa,, 10 DC secured by coed Of trust upon
tno premises COL veyed.
i@'d LOcIAN Il. CocKR, r,u.teeN
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TILE LAr;sr rNIcYcLE

revolves tho outor wheel with which it
has three points Of contact, three grooved
wheels that form runway
The power Is obtained by tho simple
action of q spring attached to tho trcadles,
and it Is promised that great speed will BIO
mndo when tho wheel is properly used.
Lightnoss and simplicity of construction
seem to DO It's best points. Tho rider, boz
ing suspended below tho machines center
of gravity, maintains Lowell scat.
Exports who have seen this new device
arc not inclined to regard 1t as practical
It may, however, catch tho fancy of that
,lement IN tho cycling world which Is
looking for something unique aud novel.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-05
LATEST THING IN CYCLES.
A Novel Wheel Lately Brought Out by an
English Inventor.

Over in London they hnve new cycle
whether to give it the prefix of uni or hi
has not yet been determined. 1t is some
what moro than ono cyclic and less than
two and is altogether different from any
of the models yet produced by the restless
genius of the inventors of wheeling novel
ties. Instead Of being on the wheel tho
rider Is inside it. There is practically IA
wheel within Wheel
The Inner wheel maintains stationary
position, which is necessary because it has
fastened to 1t the riders seat. Around it
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO W. l.. MOORE AND RUTH A. MOORE:
You are hereby notified that on the 18th day
OF tho February term, 1895, OF the hustngs court
Tor the city OF Roanoke, va, the Security Invest.
Lnclan H. Cooke as trustee in two certain deeds
of trust executed by you dated the 11th day Of
Jauuary. 1893, recorded In tho clerks once Of
the hastings court for the city OF Roanoke, Va,
in deed book SIS. pages 10 and %, In the place Of
0alen II. Coon. the trustee named in said deeds,
he. the said Gsen II. Coon desiring to DO re-
lieved of said trusts.
SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY,
174w By Cooke h Glasgow.
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History.

MIR. Figg-What did you learn Mt
school today?
Tommy-Teacher told us how the
cruel Emperor Nero used to amuse him
self when he was boy by pulling tho
legs off the flies.
Mr.. Figg-Pulled their legs, did he?
What became Of him. Did he become q
promoter?-Indianapo Journal.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-05
A GREAT sowLER.
Nick Thyme and His wonderful, Team, TIL
Linden Groves OF BroclSlyn.

Linden Groves OF Brooklyn.
One of tho best known bowling toams in
tho country is the Linden Grove uggrega-
tion OF Brooklyn, which is oaptainod by
the famous bowler Nick Thyme, the horo
OK many hard fought battle on the alleys.
Thyno Is an old hand at the sport, having
been through many bittor campaigns, and
naturally understands every point Of the
game. His only trouble lies In the fact
chat he cannot control his temper when
ie comes down to q tight paoo. He has
made many high scores in his day, and
one member Of his team, Albert Silver,
claims record soore Of 500 pins. Not
long ago tho Linden Groves announced
chat they were ready to play any team of
three or five men for $3.50 side or more.
individual contests would also BIO made q
feature II 1t wero desired. The style Of
game was to,be the American ten fralne
tenpin, and the rules Of the American
bowling congress were to govern all con-