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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-15
TRUsTkns sALs-wHRREAs A cHRrA,n
3 II I'd.

rTRUSTBB's sALB-wHRREhs A cupr.,s
,r.S uSea OF trust was executed by william 5.
George J. Pee. n trpst.s SSrssOry his vile 70
o i, OF January ls92 and recorded In the clerks
unS % the musings court for the city of koa.
noAe, va In deed book "a page 9i5 TO secnre
the performance OF certain conditions and naU
mcnts specified in certain bond executed nv ~.
said deed Of t rnst OF even date with the
sMaOusanq !S3UOO Ol collars to the National
W Wtia building and Loa Association, OF New
nork IN sccordance with their articles OF associs.
tiop; and whereas, the said George j rect hiss
RESIGNED the said trust, and the Judge of the hns
Mes SCers a, the March term did appoint Junus
HncSenee us trustee In place atd cad of George
). rect trustee. after legal notice, as nroyided
9y statute, 10 all parties in interest and whereas
oeiAult mas been made in the payments and con
ditionf mentioned in said bond and deed Of trns,
Tor more than three months and after having
%a eh so TO DO by the beneficiary the
Nauona. Mutual building and Loan Association
OF new YORK, SHALL by virtue OF said deed and
pussnant to the terms thereof. proceed to aeli at
APR! q, 1895, AT O'CLOCK p n. IN tho
premises, all the property conveyed In said deed
descr,he5 , as ,n thereon. bounded and
a.! beginning at point two hundred and fifty and
i've , hundredth !a50 05) feet north OF the north.
merly Meade etreet) aud running thence with
Jefferson street north degrees 81 minutes east
IN tnrty-nye and ninetyone hundredths (so 9D feet
toa point on esme, thence south 81 degrees m
minutes east one huDdrc and forty six Il tl Seet
10 an alley, thence with said alley south degrees
WSos NuiEty tuTec ana GeventY-nve
hundredths (Ss sS feet to point on same, t6epce
a nor 80 ~ degrees 50 minutes west one hund red
ana Iorty SIX I46) feet to the place OF beginning,
oedng lot ten Qo) Of the plat OF JEFFERSON street
IEkhSLCash sufficient to pay all costs of ex-
ecuting this trust, including a com mission IN the
trustee ana to pay or said arrearagcs due thereon,
d amounting In the aggregate to twenty Eve hun.
G are ana sixty-aVe dollars and forty.ve cents
SSIooo 30: as OF April the eixth, 1896, and the
osisnce III any, In twelve and twenty four montbs
win interest thereon from date the pu rchsser ex
ecuting negotiable notes for deferred payments
cold. JUNIDS MOI, III ,HEpoPetJ
g tus Substituted Trustee
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TRusTEE's sALE:-oN THE 17rn DAY OF

TRuSTEE'S BALLOON THE nth DAY OF
MARCH, 1896, AT - O'CLOCK M, in fro, I
OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke, l will
oHer Tor sale, Mt public auction, the following
described parcel OF land, situated in said CITY:
beginning at point on the south side of Mar.
snail street 100 feet from the southeast corner of
marsnall and Eighth streets, thence with MIR
snail street Is degrees 10 minutes east 15l feet to
poln 10 on NORMAN road. thence south 81 de-
srees ~ minutes west n feet to a point thence
north north % degrees 10 minutes wet rs feet to
feet to an alley, thence with said al,ey north is
degrees ~ minutes west 1875 feet to a point,
tncnce north 81 degrees 80 minutes east loo feet
10 the place of beginning. This sale is made by
virtue or the authority contained in a certain
deed OF trust from Francis B. KEN to the under
flgned, dated the 10th day of November, 1899. and
recoroea In the clerks office OF the hustings
page All. ' o.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash az to the costs OF
sale, ne we'll as the sum OF 1880, with interest
thereon from the 10Th day OF Novem oer 1892; and
No 70 the residue, upon credit OF one and two
years from the day OF sale, with interest from
said date, said deferred payments to be secured
sy deed OF trust upon the premises convened
IA ID LUCIAN I'll. COOKE Trustes
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TNRUsTER'S SALB.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed sof trust executed September o. 1892
by d.. q. Gallagher Ind others, and recorded in
deed book 81, page s47. of the Roanoke corpora
tton court clerks office, as substituted trustee
default having been made in the payment Z the
note occurred Hereunder, and being required go
TO do BY the beneficiary will. ON THE 18th
DA, OF MARCH. 1884,, at IL O'Clock m In front
ofthe courthouse In Roanoke city, sell by public
auction, to the highest bidder, the property con-
veyed In the said deed described a. follows:
Beginning at APPOINT on the northwest corner
OF Commerce and Jefferson streets, fronting
SEQ % feet on latter street to Roanoke street
thence with letter i22 feet to Birch street. thence
with latter 35l.5 feet to Commerce street, thence
with latter 81 feet TO the beginning.
TEhhS-Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF ex.
ecutipR this trust and TO pay note OF "a 500 witn
Interest from September 90 1894, and the residue
II tny, payable one year from the day OF sale.
A. T. KING,
ssstSs Substituted Trustee,
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE-wHERRAs, GER.
4 tain deed OF trust was executed by Mary C.
LONDON and l.. + London her husband, to George
j Peet, trustee, bearing date the 27th day of SEN
tember, 1870, and recorded In the clerk OH "a az
the hnstings court for the city OF Roanoke, Va,
IN deeu DOCK AZ, page 1877, to secure the perform.
ance OF certain conditions and payments spec fied
In certain bond executed by The said Mary C.
London of even date with tho said deed for tho
payment or ak hundred dollars (S6oW to the
National Mutual Building and Loan Association.
OF New York, In accordance with their articles OF
associations; aid whereas, the said George j. Peet
has resigned the said trust and the juGpo of the
husttIg s court at the February term did appoint
Jnp1us McGehee as trustee 10 place and stead of
George D. Peet trustee. after legal n. tice as pro
vded by statute to all the parties 10 interest and
whereas, default has been made in the ps yments
and conditions mentioned in said bond and deed
or trust for more than three months and after
having been requested SO to do by the beneficiary.
the National Mutual Building and Loan Associ.
alton, or New York, shall by virtue OF said deed
ana persuant to the terms thereof proceed to sell
at public auction to the hghest bidder ON SAT-.
UhDAf, APRIL 4, 1ey6, AT O'CLOCK p M on
deed. with the improvements thereon, bounded
and described as follows, to-wlt:
Beginning at point on the north side Watts
street Tor Ninth svenue 8. W and distant one
hundred feet westerly from the westerly eide of
Lewis Lewis street. fronting dfiy 900 feet on Watts
uniform width between parallel liIeo portherIy
one hundred and thirty (l3D feet to an alley. and
known as lot ~, section Is, ae shown on the m 40
Va. - Ao'
TKRMS-Cash SUFFICIENT to pay all costs of ex.
ecuting this trust, including commission to the
trustee and TO pay on said arrcsrages.due thereon
amounting in the aggregate to nve hundred and
eightysix dollars and fftyeight cents (S5S6 6S)
as OF March 4th. 1886. and the balance, II any, in
one and two equal annual inetalmenis due in
twelve and twenty. four months, with interest
thereon from date. the purchaser executing ne
by q deed OF trust on the property roid.
JUNIUS MCGRHRH,
3d. tbs Substituted Irustee.
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TN CIRCUIT COURT FOR ROANOKE CITY.
l. Big stony Railwsy Co, complainants, We
Frank Woodman and ais, in chancery, to Frank
Woodman and Robt. Ballard: Take notice, that
ON THE 2frH DAY OF MARCH, 1895. at the
office OF Vines X Williams. Terry building, in
the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, between the hours
OF 10 a. M and p. M. OF that day, we shall pro-
Others, to DC read as evidence in our behalf in a
certain suit In equity depending in the circuit
court Tor the city of Roanoke. wherein we are
plaintiff and you are defendeDt; and II from any
cause the taking OF the SAID dispositions be not
commenced, or IL commenced, he not concluded
on that day, the taking thereof will be adjourned
from time to time at the same place and between
the same hours, until tho same shall be com
THE RIG STONY Raj WAY COMPANY.
VINES & WILLIAMS
HocE & Hoon, pf 2as sir wis.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TX VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
trust, dated the 29th day OF January 1925.
and recorded in the clerks office of the b,istinrs
court Tor the city OF Roanoke in deed book Is,
lage ia, executed by the Traders Investment
company to The undersigned treetee, 70 the pnr-
pose o, securing Sara McC. Allen the payment OF
the eum OF one thousand dollars (St 6C0OOl pay
soie one year from the date of said deed default
therein secured. and having been reauested 40 70
NO Dy .ne es1,snci.r viii one. for sale the
AphlL, 1896 the following described land:
Deeipning ut point on the east side of Jefrer-
son street 100 feet north OF Robertson street.
.nence north degrees 10 minutes east IS feet to
pont, thence south SS degrees cast 100 feet TO q
point. thence south degrees wcst IS feat to .
point. thence north So degrees west leo feet to
Jefferson street, the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF sAL3:-Cash as 10 the costs OF
s - as yell as the sum OF one Thousand dollars
Sl.Oo0U), with interest thereon from the 9qth
DAY Of January, 1885. and as to the residue. upon
from the day Of eale. with interest rom that
gate, which said deferred Payments to be evil
secured by deed OF trust upon tho premises.
ga. LUCIAN II. COOKE,
q 10
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The Yankee's Motto.

The little king Of Spain. according to
floating paragraph. had for his lesson
the other day the notices of the differ
ent European countries. He got as far
as England and promptly recited,
"Dieu ct mon Droit, and then abrupt
ly asked, "What is the motto of Amer
ica?' Count =, who happened to be
i'll the room at tho time. answered,
"Dieu ct Mon roe. New York Trib-
une
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SAMBUQ'S FORTUNE.

Trophime Cogolin, generally known in
tho district as Master Trefumo, had so
often related tho story of Uncle Sambuu
and his fortune that no had finally como
to believe it himself Tho simple truth of
tho matter was That Peter Sambuq, n
necr do well who had given his parents
no end Of trouble, had shipped as an or
binary seaman on three master ono fine
day in the year of grace 1S4S, and had
never been seen or heard of since. These
hard facts were too ridiculously simple for
tho worthy friends and relations of the
vanished Peter. They could not under
stand how any ono could set out for Amer
lea without reaching that continent and
making his fortune. So tho worthy poo
pie gradually evolved tho idea that Uncle
Sambuq had gone and done likewise and
would ono day return rolling in riches-of
course, to die in duo timo and leave his
fortune to them.
So the years rolled by, and Uncle Sam
bugs fortune grew bigger in tho magma
ton of his people. The older relatives
died, and Master Trefume became heir to
his uncle. Now, it happened one day that
Trcfume met sailor whose acquaintance
no had made year or so previously. This
man had just returned from voyage to
the States, and Trefumo seized the oppor-
tunity to offer him glass of brandy ICON
traband) and ask him IL he had heard of
Uncle Sambuq while on tho other side
The sailor, probably out of politeness,
and in order to please Trefume and his
wife, informed them that he had distinct
recollection of having on several occasions
Il 81, lAvx 81, -
York; who was undoubtedly very wealthy
indeed and was the exact image Of Sam
buu. That settled tho matter. There
could no longer DO any doubt that Uncle
Sambuq had reached America and made
his pile, rs any other reasonable person
would do.
On the following day Trefume again
met the sailor-or perhaps it was the sailor
who made n point of meeting Trefume
Be that as it may, the result of the meet
ing was another glass Of brandy for the
sailor, further questions about Uncle
Sambuq and confidential communication
TO tho effect that the stranger in New York
+ vas really the long lost Peter, for he had
spoken to the mariner concerning his rela-
tiyes and had dropped mysterious hints as
to his intentions toward them.
The Trufumes became the envied ones
Of tho neighborhood Uncle Sambuq and
his fortune-especially his fortune-were
the chief topic of conversation for many u
day among the inhabitants of the whole
district The Trefumes lived happy and
contentod. patiently waiting tho time when
they would have their share Of the millions
amassed by Peter Sambuq.
A few months passed away. One morn
ing when no was least expecting it he re-
ceived a letter from New York Tho let
ter bore the seal Of the French embassy.
Trefume carried this precious letter about
with him all day without breaking tho
seal In order to show it to his friends.
Not till the evening in the presence of his
wife and children, his hands trembling
with excitement, did he venture to open 1t.
It was somewhat bulky-probably it con-
tanned bank notes. Tine papers wcF6 taken
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LES6tA.

Live. I've, ny Lesbia!
Let us our love enjoy.
Out upon old mems frowns, y
CCent them not worth u toy.
The sun may rise again
When once the night is past
When our brief light is gone,
Deaths long, long night will last.
Come, let us kiss thousand kisses DER,
Add to their number yet n hundred more
Kisses II thousand, once and once again,
Kisses a hundred let us add to them.
Shall, then. our foes hate, knowing ou
kisses?
Shall our love vanish, stated with blisses?
No. by the gods We will blot out the score.
Frank Payne in Academy.
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"You seem TO me very stupid per
son. " observed the heroine of the society
novel.
"And you, )" rejoined the hero, "like-
wise seem to me stupid"
"Thon we shall bo dramatized. "
Presumably -
AT that they yawned. Detroit T.ib-
une.
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How to Erioy GOOD Hsnltn.

IF you are suffering with any akin or
700 disease, Rheumatism. Catarrh,
olceis' Old Sores, General Debility,
&C send s'anp to the Blood Balm Co
Ausnsa, Gs, for book OF wonderful
cures Tree This book will point the
10Y speedy recovery. Botanic Blood
Balm (B b b is manufactured after a
long tested prescription of an eminent
pnysician, and is the best building. up
ana blood purifying medicine in the
worlo. Beware of substitutes. Price
Si.Oo for large bottle. See ADVERTISE
ment elsewhere. For sale by Drug
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34td
T,RusTkR,s sALs-oN THE 10TH DAY OF

T,RuSTRR'S sALB.--ON THE 10TH DAY OF
i APRIL 1896, ct 1905 O'Clock q. m, I will
oiler for sale at public auction on the premises.
INC borrowing described parcel OF land with It's
improvements situated In the city OF Roanoke:
Besinning at point 80 feet from the northwest
corner OF Loudoun avenue and Seventeenth street,
tnence west with oudoun avenue so feet TO a
point, THENCE north 100 feet to point ON an alley,
thence with said alley east 80 feet to a point 90
rect ct.'ant from Seventeenth street. thence south
~ rect TO Loudoun avenue the place of begin
ming being the western half of lot z section "a OF
the Hydc Park Land Company
The above sale is made by authority contained
Ia deed OF trust from w. L. Moore and Ruth A.
MOO his vile dated the 18th day Of january
hu.ttrge court for the city OF Roanoke in deed
book IS, page ~. default having been made in
the payments under the bond there in secured for
more than three months
The above sale will be m ade by the under, ipped
VINO was substituted as trustee in the above mem
toned deed or trust in the place of Galen u Coon
by an order OF the hustings court for the CITY or
Roanoke entered at the February term, 1896.
T6RMS OF SALE:-Cash. The amount due
un Ter the above mentioned deed of trust is
Sl'l66 40 as OF the LIST day OF March, 1896
oo LUCIAN II. COOKE,
d w IOH Su0stituted
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llecley,s EnGagemen,.

Nothing can DO much funnicr than tho
way kceley. announced his engagement TO
be married in letter to friend Tho
world had coupled the two "littlc great
actors long before the event really took
place, and Koclcy, who was particularly
averse to the use of strong language, and
hardly over INDUCED in it, wrote in his us
tonishmont: "pvo dono it. l have pro-
posed, and I'm Id if she hasn't ac-
cepted mo3-LOndon Spectator.
Lady Mary Wortiey Montagu WAS largo
and masculine, both in appearance and in
demcanor. She could not be- termed u
beauty.
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INRUSTEES sALE.-ON THE 10TH DAY OF
l. APRIL, 1926, At 10 O'Clock a. M, will ofrer
TOT sals at puSlie auction on the premises, the
provements, situated in the city OF Roanoke:
Beginning 81 feet from the northwest corner OF
Londoun avenue and Seventeeth street, thence
west with said Loudoun avenue so feet to a point,
thence north 100 feet to q point on an alley
thence with esid alley east 81 feet to a point III
ieet distsntfrom Seventeenth street, thence south
10y Ieet 10 Loudoun avenue. the pla of begin
nlng neing the eastern half OF LOTT, ction So OF
the Hyde Park Land Company
The above sale is made bv authority contained
In deed OF trast from w. L. Moore and Ruth A.
Moore, dated the 18th day OF January, 1898, and
recorded In the clerks Office of the musings
court &c Ior inc city OF Roanoke. in deed book IS,
page ~, default having been made in the paw
ment under the bond therein secured for more
than three months. ~
The above sale will be made by the under
signed, who was substituted as trust in the
aoove mentioned deed of trust in the place of
Galen III. Coon by an order of the hustiprs court
Tor the city OF Roanoke entered ut the FEBRUARY
term 1895.
TERMS OF SALE Cash. The amount due
under the above mentioned deed OF trust ia
$l15S.SO, as of march lat, 1896
~ LUCIAN H. COOKE
1u-tus Substituted Trustee.
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For Sale.
tULL set Of unsmith tools. Apply at
l1i Luck avenue .. ". or w. w. Work
N an i Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-13
A BRILLIANT WEDDING
Miss aarvelIa S. Darden, Of Suffolk, to Mr..
John R. Darden, Of BeIyiders. N. C.
MADE ONE BEFORE A LARGE ASSEMBLY
he Church BeautiGIIy Decorated
The Attendants and Music-An.
other Marriage in North Carolina
Filling tho JaiI-County Court
MISUNDERSTANDING Coal.

SUFFOLK, Va, Feb. 12.-(SpeciaD-To
Wi'ihess the contamination of a beauti-
III marriage large assemblage of per-
sons gathered In the Main Street Metho-
uist church at $3.50 to-day. The princi-
| pals were Miss Narvclla S. Dartien of
Suffolk. and Mr. John Robert Darden.
OF Belvidere. N. c. A tropical appear
ance was effected by the presence OF
potted plants. ferns and palms, which
were arrayed in profuslon.
shortly after the appointed hour the
ehoir sang Lohcngrins bridal
chorus. to the strains of which
the bridal party marched into
the main auditorium. where the
ceremony was performed. The brides
maids. followed by the bride-elect. rest
ing on the arm of her father. Col. w. RI.
Darden. of Isle of Wight county, who
gave her away. proceeded up the central
aisle. The groomsmen made their en-
trance through the side aisle the pros
pective groom being accompanied by his
best man, DR.. Thomas n. White of
l'elviderc, y. c. Miss Mary Hall, of
Chuckatuck, was maid of honor Dur
ing the ceremony. in which a ring was
used. the attendants were grouDed
about the chanceI
When the union was announced as
completed by Rev. r. G. Cheatham. pas
tor OF the church. Mrs. W. J. Kilby or
ganist. struck the familiar but tuneful
strains of Mendelssohn's march, to
which the bridal party made their exit
in the following order: Bride and
groom maid of honor, with best man;
Miss Allie Mcclure, with Mr.. j. Il. West:
Miss Carrie, Sklles with Mr. p. st. ].
Wilson. Miss Estclle Dardeu with Mr.
W. II. White. OF HEREFORD. y. c.; Miss
Lizzie Morgan with Mr.. a. II. Har-
grove, Miss Alma Darden with Mr.. Il.
II. Nicholson, of Eelviderp: Miss Lizzie
Britt with MIR. w. J. helms. of Newport
News: Miss Julia Phillips with AIR. j.
n. Stewart. Miss Julia Brinkley with
Mr.. g. II. Camsey, Jr.. Miss Annie Brew
er With DR.. j. p. Whadbec. Miss Brink
lev with Mr.. Mills Dardcn. Miss Mary
Allen, Of Missouri, with Mr.. Arthur Hall.
of Norfolk.
The bride was attired in stylish
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-13
THE COUNCIL MEETING.
The Matter OF Faxes Bcing Rapidly
SdiuGted.

ht.lustcu
Newport News. Va, Feb. l3-tSpe-
cial0-There was nothing lof particular
interest in the Hastings Court before
Judge Barham.
several attorneys and notaries quail
fled during THE morning session. SIEVE
raj city cjiiccrs executed their official
bonds. Other routine business was
transacted, and the court adjourned.
POLICE COURT.-There were three
cases I'm this court during the afternoon
session:
Rosa Grey, colored. dsorderly ON
duct, was committed for costs. Sl7a
Alice Floyd. coiored. disorderly con
duct was committed for costs, $iT5
Waver!y logh. suspicious character.
was given twenty days on the chain
gang.
COUNCIL MEETING.-At a regular
meeting Of the Common Council Tues
DAY night the bedy WAS called TO order
by President y. S. Jones at O'clock
Mayor Post communicated orally the
Importance Of declaring the highways
Of the city 10 be streets and avenues
81 the city by ordinance, in order that
Lhey might be regarded as such
an ordinance to THAI effect was
framed by the Commemorative Attor-
ney and passed by the Council.
Inc Finance Committee through its
chairman Mr.. Willett. reported that
'heE mad promised to pay the expenses
Of the attorneys when they c,npIovcd
10 assist IN bringing about a comprn-
ms" between :he city and county. in
me event that no money could be got
Ten from the county; that the counsel
Woliiu nave t. procure license to
rFac lice before the Legislature. which
would cost 500 and would bc useless:
10 counsel excepting 70. the purpose
W "tlehuihs 10 the city's business. ny
vote Inc cos; Of license was allowed
Mr.. Rickford being present was asked
10 report the status of the controversy.
IN addressing the Council Mr.. Biclrord
saia that the feeling OF the rartins
had changed materially; that the pres
sht outlook seemed very favorable ana
ne threw out suggestion to the effect
'hat II lew dollars could never be ey
prhuee |" better advantage than hy
ITmu,'s committee to wait upon the
| House committee
by unanimous vote the Comet, r.-
auested Mayer Post ana President d
| D. Jones 10 accompany the committee
to Richmond to-day. '''''
me ordinances Committee gave wav
10 ne License Committee. as /; dean,ad
'hs'r business more pressing.
ne ''eeii"e Committee reported that
IL rad Endorsed the $50 license ,nx ~,
| fire Insurance agents that had hnnn r v.l
TERED back, and were NOT disDosad ~
change IT, ~
Mr.. Lenz said If you put a high lie
ehst on the cor anies 1t viii come bac,,
10 US In the way Of rates.
MI. Jones thought the report of the
Mr- W!!le,t thought TINT a more
y, u, "lcfai" figure would be better, since
The companies. would he more rigid In
the matter of a fire department
The section passed as reported with
four dissenting voices.
Mr.. l.cnz informed the Chair thoi
plate Glass insurance companies had
beeh omitted. and, on motion, IL was
referred 20 this committee.