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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

In farming lands A'e W ih'eet
sell as commissioner OF Montgomery c,rcp,.
court IN the chancery quits of WooS Wlsb = .e
1 IN Glsln adams vs.. VIM EggIeston ct ais. and
~ :. rggleeton We. The New River sulphur Springs
n,d VIII s staEt the property at c. e. wingos upset
TERMS OFSALK: Ono fourth cash. balance n,
credit OF one. two and three years. eouaI ins.oi
ments Tor which bonds with good security bear.
interest, will be required, n.y. 'oaf-
POSSESSION given as soon as the sale is eonarr,.d
" TUG court. ARCHER A. PHLBGAR
Chr,.., Commissioner
Jonn = Hairless, clerk OF Montgomery cir
cn court do certify that A. A Phlcgar the spe-
ger decree IN eult OF Wood, Marsh & Co. and
W Xr1,n d ADAMS vs. VIM. Eggleston ct. ais, and
~, ~, ngSeston ve.the New River Sulphur Springs
decree. A@4uiieu W sno
,eGiven under my hand this 4th day of February.
1872 JNO. Q. HAIRLESS, Clerk.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30
LEGAL NOTIONS.

T1RUSTEB'S SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
u, deed OF trust was executed by Henry r..
j. Peet trustee. bearing date the 21st day OF No.
vember, 1899, and recorded in the clerks office Of
the huetings court for the city OF Roanoke, Va,
in deed book SO. page 1O7, TO secure the perform.
ance OF certain conditions and payments specified
In certain bond executed by the said Henry X.
Colman OF even date with said deed for tho pay
ment OF fifteen hundred dollars {$f,oOO to the
National Mutual Building and LoGn Association,
OF New York. in accordance with their articles OF
association; and whereas the said Geo j. Poet
has resigned the said trust and the judge OF the
hastings court for the city OF Roanoke, Va, st
as trustee, in place and stead OF George J. Peet
trustee, after legal notice ms provided BY statute
to al the parties in interest; and whereas default
mas Deen made in the payments and conditions
mentioned in said bond and deed OF trust for
moro than three months and after having been
required 30 TO do by the beneficiary, the National
Mutual Building and Loan Association, of New
xork. shall oy virtue OF said deed and pursuant
10 the terms thereof, proceed to sell at public
MAY THR S0TH, 1895, AT 3O'CLOCK p. M, on
tne premises. All the property conveyed in said
and described as follows, to wit:
beginning At a point on the south side of Watts
street Tor Ninth avenue e. W. three hundred 5000
feet east of Grove street Tor Sixth street) and
running thence with Watts street Tor Ninth ave
nue. g. wy in an easterly direction fifty 500 feet to
point on same. thence in southerly direction
one hundred and thirty Q30, feet to an alley
thence with said alley in q westerly direction
nifty t5O) feet to point, thence in a portherly
uuoCiioh ono nuuurcu ana thirty (l3U) feet TO
Watts street Tor Ninth avenue 9. wy the point
OF beginning, and known as lot No. z, section 15
az shown on the map OF the Lewis addition to the
city OF Roanoke, Va
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay all costs OF ex.
ecuting this trust, including a commission to the
trustee, and to pay on the said bond with arrear.
ages due thereon, amounting In the aggregate to
eighteenhundred and eightythree 10-l 1883 lO
dollars, as of May the 31th, 1885, and the balance
II any, In one and two equal annual instruments,
que In twelve and twenty four months with In
tereet thereon from date. the purchaser executing
negotiable notes for deferred payments and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold.
JUNIUS McG CHEZ
4gtd Substituted Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30
Moro Money Needed.

The American common people need
more opportunity TO labor for fair wages !;
the American employer needs more
money TO run his business the Ameri-
can manufacturer needs more buyers for
his commodities; the American con-
sumner needs more money with which to
make purchases; the American republic
United States) needs moro money with
which 10 pay expenses How shall we
get our needs suppliedeOskalooSa Ga }
Solicitor.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30
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From hundreds OF testimonials the originals OF
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

VALUABLE MINERAL SPRINGS AND
forming lands for sale-ON FRIDAY, NAY
-, 1895, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ. will sell ON
the premises, at public auction, that valuable and
beautiful property known as Eggleston's, or New
River White sulphur Springs
THIS property consists OF about 500 acres of good
farming land, several valuable mineral springs.
long and widely known for their medicinal GU Al.
tiles, and an hotel and cottages. II is situated in
Giles county, on the east bank OF New river in
the most pietu rescue portion OF that stream. and
WITHIN one-han mile OF Eggleston Depot on the
Norfolk and Western railroad
it will be hard 10 and more cffxrxpfnS nl.n.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30
RUsTEEs SALE OF CERTAIN LOT AND
"A three room cottage, situated in the CITY OF

RUsTEE's SALE OF CERTAIN LOT AND
Ro.I Inree room cottage. situated in the city OF
beginning at point on the south side OF Greg
1.y street Ola feet west OF Brooke street;
,hence IN a southerly direction 95 feet to alley;
s IA win SAID alley In westerly direction
SO;I rect to point on same; thence In a north
erly direction eo feet to Gregory street; thence
with Gregory street, in easterly direction so.T
IL; section s. Fairview Addition. '"n as i0'
20 PS v1rt9e OF deed OF trnst from c. p. Prenty
recorded in clerks Office hastings court. Roam
oRe ely, virginia deed book 4S, page 81, to ee.
cure home Building and Conveyance Co the
payment OF certain sums OF money therein
named; default having been made In the nav
men, % Apart OF the amount and having been re
snail proceed to cell by public auction, at the
front door of the court house. in the city of
Roanoke, Va, ON THURSDAY, NAY nth. 1sSS.
at ~ O'Clock IN: the premises above described. to
the highest bidder. W
TIE TERMS OF sALE:-Cash sufficient to pay
accrued interest thereon amounting tn Sa19 n
ana past due taxes; the balance, II any, payable
IN ana years from day OF sale, with fniereet
from that date. Deferred payments TO be eT,
9ehCed Dy notes Of purchaser and secured bv
uoeg OF trust on property sold. S. W. JAMESON,
u Trustee.
40 cuted November 1, 1891, by b. T. and r. n
Wright to me and recorded In the clerks once
ior the county court for the county OF Roanoke in
burne the payment OF the sum Of $500. Defan1t
having been made In the payment OF a portion or
s sa1n sum VIII at 1850 p. N. ON THURSDAY.
~ ffon tn IL d. pay OF NAY 1885, proceed to sell
lowing tract OF farming land lying In the county
provements: ~ 0'n'A ILL.,
Said tract contains 6s4x acres, more or less.
according 70 survey made by James e. Day, dated
Sspse sd 1891 and being the same land CON
v WesysSn sa,a .. =. and X; IL: Wright by T. T.
Els Eishenrne and wife by deed dated November !,
ence Is hereby made 0 '0e'
TkRMS-Cash Sufficient to pay expenses OF
SAFE ana S5,1OO with interest from LIST dsy OF No.
Sem per; lSSS and on November /, 1896, there viii
De De required the sum OF 500. with In crest from
november !, 1891. and as 70 the residue a credit
sale. ~ u"' "
The purchaser will be required to execute q
trnet deed on the property TO secure the payment
OF the unpaid purchase money.
- mo. W. WOODS,
- u' Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-30

NRuSTKE'S SALE-ON THE 14TH, DAY OF
\ MAY, 1896, AT 1880 O'CLOCK A M. will
oner Tor sale at public auction on the premi aea
the following described parcel Of land with its
Va: " ~ ~i'1 VI noanoHe,
beginning st point on the south side or tho
Douievard l0O feet west OF the southwest corner
OF the Boulevard and ~" street, thence with the
tSo1 30, north "a degrees 10 minutes west 100
Ieet 10 point thence south Is degrees is MINUTES
west los feet to an alley, thence with eaid alley
south Ia degrees 10 minutes east IL feet IN
Polnt, thence north Is degrees so minutes east
lou rect to the place OF beginning, and furthes
described as lot Nos. and in block No az "a
ssgnoWn oy the map OF the River View Land and
Mannfacturing Company. The above sale ia
made oy the authority contained in q deed OF
trust from Enlalia Powell, dated the and day of
November. 1891, and recorded in the clerks ofaoe
OF OF the h1stings court for the city OF Roanoke,
S va, IN osed book CD, page AS, default having
oeen made in the payment under the bond
tn9neln secured for more than three NJ onths
Inc above sale will be made by the nnder-
signed, who Was substituted as Trustee in the
snove mentioned deed OF trust in the place on
Siias ". Burt by an order OF the musings CONT
term, 1891. ' ~ at ZIG ouly
TERMS OF SALE-Cash
Inc amount due under the above mentiona5
1894. Inn ~ TEW S r SStn; oune
~ III Substituted Trustee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10

Our store every Shoe IS marked In
plain figures. with size and price.
You know exactly what YOU get.
a child buys as cheap as grown
person ana gets as good q fit. and
Your money back II you want Il
Can anything be more fair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10
POLITICAL MATTERS.
LOUISIANA PoPuLIsrs.

Alexandria, La. January 9.-This has
been day OF caucussing. BARRING a small
short lapse until the committees were an
pointed and the nomination of Booth
made. the populists have resolved thero-
serves into secret body and gone into
the discussion of n combine. There can
pa no denying the fact that a majority of
the delegates here are strongly opposed
to a black and tan affiliation with the re-
publican party, but the leaders are evil
IDENTITY bent upon forcing them into line
ana they are doing SO by HOMEOPATHIC
doses This evening the prospecls for
coalition with the republicans seemed tn
be bright and every effort was being made
by the leaders to convince the delegates
from the hills that, unfortunate as Il
might appear, they would have TO combine
with one of the other parties for the pur
pose CT securing success for the cause of
populisn-it being the best thing that
could be done. The plan IS 10 nut dowt,
Booth, who IS in the scheme. ard suhsti
tute Captain Pharr whose name will hea
Inc combination ticket in place OF Hon
r. \, PuSh OF Ascension, who was nomi-
mated 10y the republicans. This change
VIII be satisfactory TO Mir Pugh and 10
IN" republicans Booth will be given the
second place on the ticket, at least this Is
the scheme II IL can he worked
Al II 80 @. m. the caucus is still in ses-
sion the feeling IS very hitter and tho
members are very disorderly. II now
looks like a majority viii decide TO com
hiue and with anti-fusionists Will bolt tho
convention No definite action expect d
tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10
coNT IoHNsoN TALKs.


THE Bright Lavver and Politician Nisi1s
Houston
Hon Gone johnson @. Tyler. orc Of
Tevas' abls Young LAWYERS aAd a5~oit
ucIitic.aua. was tu the ciiF yesterday on
lernI business ard alto riel the SIlNinl
uerfcrrnauco al the opera ncuse last night
Jie was Elv-n 81 royal welcome Nv his
fri.5 ds here THIS morning ne VIII re-
.aru 70 th- athens os l.A4s a. Judge
Jaat Duncan refers o. haas Aune city.
To Pos; reporter the affaple attorney
said
% nave been busy prachciar law ard
letting politics severely alone 5arneS
g Ibis llteste Wen, u strikes me- that the
prl.s ettt. statesman Is preparing 70 sop
fc thu popglis;E And about the po1uiists
I wish 20 say that they are numerous
enough aad sufficiently aggressive 70 tase
care ~ their own interests and give the
democrats Lroube J arm for Cleveland
oueu and ahove hoard a. all tirnes His
financial ideas and bis position on all
other questions suits ne \ friend said
% ne receu-lv- The politicians Save prt
fhe drmncruta ir "A hcin Ay ~euiT wo7
'Wtrcn Cleveland uut tho republicans tn
q MOLE ~. has EN- there They are h-nt-
.1r each other like eats anf dogs. ans q
Ge~tcrats would ccioe togl ther ard c%-
erriss rcre- sc1re. instead e. slhs'irutinr
free coiravr hil fof the bond til, ar
would ue we'll Mere t.4-h in Cleveland
He'e ali right hnt the Turtv leaders
snouid ger together Ir thcf 30 not woil
don'l know what VIII ssh h1ppea,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10
GAMBLING HOUSE RAlpEp.
John Collins Of Birmingham Drops His
Money In a Gambling Game.

John Collins Of Birmingham Drops His
Money In a Gambling Game.
/ Deputy CHIEF Of Police j. ". Ray and
| Officers Quinn, King Sutton and Ross
made an unexpected cali upun q gambling
/ house on Travis street near Congress
avenue. last night and arrested John
I Dalton. Charles Dale and Albert Cham
7 berlain on a charge Of swindIiug, II.
( IsauschmSn. alias Japanese Joe. who was
also In the place. was taken IL on d
charge OF varrAncy and Max Bowman.
VINO was exhibiting a crap game. was ar.
rested on that charge. Japanese Joe and
Bowman, however. were not implicated in
the transa elton that caused the raid
John Collins OF Birmingham. Ala. ar
rived In the city yesterday morning via
the International and Great Northern rail-
way lie was en- route 70 some point OF
the Southern Pacific west OF Houston. and
to pass tins time until his train should al.
rive he was standing on tho Franklin
avenue bridge watching the construction
Of the new brewery warehouse. While
thus engaged a stranger accostcc him, in
curing where rs was from. Collins gave
a shor. history Of his departure from Biz
fniuEnarn and hts arrival here. Tbs
stranger. - ne said. was resilient % san
Antonio and was In this city visiting his
sister. who has been quite sick He sug
eested that the pair take walk, as the
stranger had seen man with some very
tinf ore Containing Gol4 alH silver. AAe
man from Alabama followed hts new
found friend and was soon watching
game OF cards IL The SamhiuE house
IS here the arrests were LATER made The
game was only 10 pass the -tIne waiting
fof the man with the ore. Before that in
aivldual arrived however. the stranger
hRd al o. MS money on "a GOOD hand and
Collins having become interested added
his % the POT, the amount being 50 ~
cash a watch and q pistol The t.lne
piece and .irearm were taken as 50 much
morev. or course il was all lost. When
he saw that he had been robbed n told
his tale 10 the pulics and the above HI
rests were made. Dalton, Dale and Cham
bcsiaiu hsine pointei out as the persons
Implicated The stranger who "steered
Collins coull not bee located.
The men were locked up Dalton h1d
sea- on his person and offered money
bond. bui this was declined rv peplty
Chief Ray In the meantime the money
was garuisheed by Collins. who went De-
fore Justice Mahonsy and applied for the
proper writ which woul- enatle hifu 70
regain Ais lost cash Later ~ the evening
patton MADE bond in tn slm ~ 500 with
Nessrs Alex Erickson ara l.. summers
as surctl@a japanese Joe gave bond o.
So WIKI tine same suretles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10
CITY BREvrTrEs.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Albright are en-,
tertain.ng baby girl at their home.
J. X Stree, OF waco. publisher OF Texas
Resources. a weekly newspaper, VIII now
his plant TO this city shortly.
The siakespearean reading which was
! TO have been given at the CAPITOL Eotc
has been postponed until January =.
Mr.. z. Raphael, manager of the I,ous-
| tosl Clearing House. reports Inc bank
movement for January az sl.elsSss,
The city engineer .ssued a building per
NIT yesterday 10 L. \. Newman for q
| cottage OF Kusk avenre' estimated cost,
/ sOc9.
There was a special meeting OF Holland
| Lodge No !. A. F and A NJ. last night.
when tns first degree was conferred Oh
two candidates.
Divine services. with sermon. at the
Temple Be,h Israel VIII begin tonight ~
! 80 and tomorrow morning a 70 o'clock.
All are invited 10 attend.
Ruthyen CoTnmaudery No. will nee
tonight AZ 7s3o oclock Tor the purpose VI
eiecuns officers Tor the ensuing Teuiplsr
year and for comforting orders
The Houston Pastors association has
elected ne feli0wtlH officers. j. c. Ma
dent, u y. WOODBRIDGE. secretary.
The regular monthly meeting OF san
Jacinto Lodge OF Perfection No 6 a and
4. s T.. NJ. was held last nignt IN the
cieptei room OF the Masonic Temple
Young Ladies and Married Ladies Lear
Assembly hall. down stairs q. 3.5n b. N.
instead OF a, Mrs McIlhennys AS an
nounccl,
There will be corner stone laying n.
o'clock Saturday Afternoon IN the Second
warQ. Sin killer Griffin Will par.!ci-
pate Camp Zion Baptist church consre-
CATION VIII attend
meeting Of tho Voman's Christian
Temperance Union viii take place al 5.39
9. H. AZ The Christian cnurch corner
Capitol avenue aud Caroline street. Mem
hers ara earnestly request ed TO be present.
tir Sol EosenGeld who has herlIofcrs
represented Moon. Mckinney Co. II
GaiA estnn. has severed h.e connection with
that -ru 4nt viii hereafter represent TN
man, Lewis d Go. q Galveston ~ lists
city.
webb Encampment Na. 70. @. o r..
meets touirn; iu odd Fellows Hall Nh
son building There VII. be- degrees core
ierred ou cann.daaeE ana installation or
ntueers Visiting patfiarchs ".i! oe made
welcome
Waite Kerneay son Of Street C7mr.is-
slCTer Ichr Kennedy while rl1yllE fuut-
ball ytss' er1aF attempted 80 spring Over G
fence and vas .nraiel u- pick 'lur
lat sustained o ul1 Easl BOD tn- lftf tEtEl.
The attending physician SAYS b. war
Close call bar the patient Wii- recover
RHussorl Chapter No. I15 ericr OF hast
err stat will rirer Thursday elsrlr-.
January ls ia regular =essipr. T0r -Itr.-
ttr WILL az his meeting have "a r~-e- t'Q-
en- honor o. Air1 SADIE Hoskius Eraai
fuA-rnG 81 the Crane Chapter or Texas
: Pr aas lately removed 60 Houston iiuu'
ttcioris -'hls e'tt viii ea her 44t-fe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10
EXTRAVAGANcE.

i is not q pleasant thing TO COTE
plate. II we will sit down and ouss|
do SO. the effect OF extravagance r,I
future generations Already the rssl,|
are noticeable The girls are few rsl
adays who have a;iv true conception 0, N
value of money the vast majority Of It'd
are inprovident The same IS true Of Il
Young men three-fourths of whom Hn ]
these days abreast Of their incomes
not III excess Of them. The fact is I'd
very, very few men, young or old, b.
especially the young, make more mar
than they spend,
Habits Of improvidenoe have not aln
taken root among the vast majority b
they are taking firIner root all the tin.
IL makes moi al iota Of difference what o
income is, the result ar the end of the ya
is the same. This is what iInproyidea,
does It finds one at the end in precsl
the same condition as at the start Il N
in a worse one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10
STARVED 10 DEATH
andrew spitzeu an Insane Man Dies
30 TIRE County jail

Andrew spitzeu. an Insane Man Dies
80 IRE County jail
Andrew J splitter who has been IN iall
sine. December 80 awaiting a hearing on
charge OF being OF unspuna mind died
nhou 7.if o'clock Lass night, Sritzeu We
taken "a custody hy Officer Howard SUB
aa~ uirsft December % The Officer found
him wandering about the streets and Ia
boring under religious hnlncinait3n. IL
iocko4 n,m ar 10 thc -alsbcoee ana tn
next day ne was taken TO Jail lie diea
lasl night from starvation. having re-
fused to eat tie brought about his own
death. justice Mahouey viewed the body
and turned II over TO Ross & Wright Tor
nterfneni
Spiizen was member % Lonuma
lodFe No OF Garden Plains Kan =
letter written hy l.. NJ Csnp keeper Or
records ind seals Of the Garden Plains
lodge was re ,elved Ia this sits yesterday,
requesting that the best care and atteT,-
tion should De accorded 20 Spitzen ny the
Houston knights % pythiaS. Arrange
penis were ruaoe 20 transfer tine unfor-
tuuate mar 10 the infirmary but death
interviewed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

SAN CISC0-Governor Jones OF
Nevada IS dying in this city OF cancer OF
the stomach.
DENvER-The Rio Grande Western has
definitely declined 20 Join the Southwest
ern Passenger association,
FAYETTEVILLE Ohio-The Fayette
County bank was cracked last night and
500 in securities stolen no clue.
DENvER--A terrible explosion occurred
IN the 1snsey -Winscy mine, j. !. Lain
aHa man named Corpin were killed.
NEW YORK--The benen, rendered to
George (k-dl Lavisne al the Grand Cen
tral Palace brought out about 2Q0l spec
tutors
NEW YORK-The board Of managers Of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal company
has declared the regular annual quarterly
dividend OF per cent FOR 1896,
CINCiNNATI-The Iron and Steel asso-
citation elected officers with Joseph Bickle
as president and J ;. v Arms o. Chatta-
nlittee.
TAMPA. Fla-Ol Monday nigh Alfred
@. Laborde with forty-four companions.
sailed from q rendezvous down the bay
Tor Cuba This is The party that was
stopped by the loca! authorities on De-
cember b..
LoCISVILLE-The Belle Of Nelson Dis
ull!ps company has assigned, liabilities
s-9loyy assets about tbs same. Arrange
ments have been made for the renrgani2a-
ton OF the disllline company and IL will
continue It's business
ST. LOUISA a largely attended meet
inE o. the business league steps Were
taken 70 bring the next National Demo
cratic convention to st. Louis. Il was de-
cided 70 send a delegation Of prominent
citizens "a Washington ue%t Monday to
present the claims OF this CITY
ClNCINNATI-Pros j. /. Vance OF
the Ohio River Improvement association
has designated Tuesday. January n. a.
"WaterWaNs Day IN the States OF Penn
sNlFania Onto West Virginia. Kentucky.
tennessee, Nilsson Louisiana. MISSISSIPPI
ana Texas. The boards OF trade. ham
Will OF ina; day take action TO petition
congress for the Ncttcrmcut Of the inter
state commerce on the lakes and rivers