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CHECK dam OF easy CONSTHUCTIOX. on, tho outfit is complete. Take the )u to a point on tho ditch or lateral >ro a check is desired, thrust tho rod mgh tho ring and into tho bottom of ditch with tho hnndlosloping Some it up stream, drop tho projecting s of tin* beam on the banks of the *.h, and the job is complete Thumnu in which this cheek dam diverts the ? will surprise the man who tries it. rofessor Huutloy's device, original sketched by tho Colorado Field and in, can hardly fail to interest many iors, for there is no abatement in the Kation boom. Tho irrigation idea is longer confined to the southwest, ?ieultnrists everywhere who practice 3usivo fnrmiiig recognize t he hnpor co of irrigation, which practically cos tho control of crops in man's ids. Hints About Vliie^ur. 'ho following is glonued from The England Homostoad: rinegur will clear itself by working. humanity, exercise is uocossory to tltb, and imparities aro thrown off m vinegar by the process of fermon iou. For cider vinegar add new or -year-old cider occasionally. For tor vinegar add sweetened water. The strainer is just the thing to take all floating feipuritics from any nid. Maple sugar makers uso it to nnsn maple sirup, leaving it very clear, d no settlings will deposit after its I use a ffit strainer constantly to aiu viuegnr for shipment. Feeding logur is essential to its life and vigor, ter racking off a lot of vinegar two threo years sinco I had a large tank 11 of thick settlings?regular mud. lis seemed good only to throw away, It after standing several months it irked itself clear, and about half of it ;ls splendid vinegar. The mixture of dregs of runny casks made tho work? er capital. To make good cider vinegar 0 good stock from ripo apples, feed sasionally or often with snnio or new cider and finish with felt strainer to move all floating impurities. Caring Tobacco With Floes, Tiio curing bam should bo made near airtight and provided with ample mutilation readily controlled. We give Uaglaud method: First?Yellowing process, 90degrees, oiii 2-1 to 80 hoars. Second?Fixing color, 100 degrees, 4 Mirs; 100 degrees to 110 degrees, iu using 2'j degrees every 2 hours; 110 igrccs to 120 degrees, 4 to 8 hours. Third?Curing the leaf, 120 degrees 12? degrees, (? to 8 hours. Fourth?Curing stalk and stem, 125 agrees to 170 degrees, increasing r> do *ees nu hour and continue at 170 do ?ees until stalk and stem nro thorough killed and dry, which usually re ires from 12 to 16 hours. After the tobacco has been cured it mst be stripped ami sorted during damp ?eather, and if not sold loose it must o bulked or robung and packed. It iiould bo handled only when in good rder. The leaves are generally sorted as hey are stripped from tho stalk into flv< r six grades?throe or four of leaf and wo of lugs. Tim different grades are led in small bands or bundles, and the rop is sold loose or placed on the sticks nd hung up as soon as stripped, to bo ukcu down and packed in spring or Ummer. Mule tlrcfding, The disorganized stato of the horse arket has led to considerable attention eing paid of late to mule raising. The eueral impression that n inulo is worth ess than a horso is not borne out by statistics, the recent census showing hat, on the contrary, tho mule averages '7 more than its rival. There would ppear to bo money in mule raising at resent. Not only is thcro a steady mar? ket for them in tho south and west, yhero they aro highly valued?the stato of Texas nlouo having over 300,000? but there is also an increasing demand for good mules for export, which has given an impetus to tho trade. Tho size of tho mule to raise for use in tho west and south is from 11'... to 10 hands ill height, In some sections great care lias been exorcised in import? ing and breeding animals of fino quali? ty, thoresul* being a superior product Missouri, Kentucky, Tonnesseo and Ar kuusas are in tho van in this respeot G06tJ'hDXD8 BY THe-TC?UrTTY"PLAN. A Schema to Improve the Hlghwujn cod Distribute tbo Kipoirso, In a rooent interviow in tho Pittaburg Dispatch State Senator William Flinn j of Pennsylvania was enthusiastic over tho English roads and hopofnl for hotter roads in this country, Roforring to a ro oont trip abroad ho said: What struck mo most forcibly? Tho good roads of England. They haven't any other kind. They novo good roods everywhere, smooth as a floor, only 10 or 12 foot wido, but bordered by hedges nil tho way. I didn't seo a fence all through tho fanning district?hedges everywhere, and they are nbigimprovi ment over fences in point of beauty. Tho good roads of England xuado me a disciple of Coxoy so far as soouriug thorn in Pennsylvania is concerned I won't tramp to Washington, and I don't want Coxoy bonds, but I'm for good roads. What I saw on tho othor side caused mo to think n great deal about securing good roads at home. Heretofore in trying to got road leg? islation tho city members havo been hotly opposed by tho legislators from tho back counties, all of whom had their own ideas on tho subject and voted solidly against a change. My plan is to got up a bill which will not affoct tho country fellows, but will give tho go ahead counties a chance. It should bo a general bill, providing an entire scheme of building roads in all parts of tho state, but it would bo inoporativo in counties which wore un? der special or local road laws. Then it would only bo necessary to repeal the local or special laws as to any county to get tho general law into oporation in that county, and no county would need to repeal its local laws until it was ready. This plan would require tho cost of roadbuildiug to he paid out of tho ooun ty treasury. No other way is feasible, because the townships are not rich enough to lnjar the expense. By having it done at tho county's cx pcuso tho incroaso in county taxos would be trifling. In a few years we would have good ronds all over tho county. Tho henofit would bo general. Propcrty all over tho county would become much ; more valuable., population would be at? tracted to us, the fanners would bo en? abled to get their producta to tho cities at all seasons of tho year, and many other benefits would be sure to follow. My idea would bo to have tho road bnilding under tho charge of tho county commissioners. They would havo to es? tablish a department of roads and place a good experienced man at tho head of it. Tho other details of tho plan would necessarily work themselves out as we progressed. i ROAD PROGRESS IN NEW JERSEY. The Work of Improving the IIljjhwuy?flor? Steadily On. Tho business of building stone roads in New Jersey has become a fixed one, and the state commissi oner, Edward Burroughs, has opened an oflloo in tho statehonso, whero he will givo his un? divided attention to the subject of stone road building. He has practically been at tho head of tho industry for several years, hut not in tho way that he is now. Tho now law passod by the legislature places him at tho hoad of tho road im? provements and gives him power to ap? point road supervisors and to make awards for road huilding. Tho stato appropriatian amounts to $75,000. Tho $75,000 which the state gives to assist road huilding will, on an average, pay the state's p.'irt for the building of about b(5 miles. This is what was accomplished last year and what will probably bo accomplished this year. Road building has been going on in Burlington, Cnmdon and Mercer coun? ties. What will be given out this year is not yet known, beeauso both Mercer and Burlington are building roads, and it is not known how much they will complete within tho fiscal year. It is thought that Mercer's share this year will bo about $40,000, and until these counties are fixed no appropriation can bo made for next year, as the counties aro to bo considered in tho order in which their petitions wero received. There ore a number of counties wait? ing to got some of this appropriation. Atlantic, Gloucester, Morris, Essex, Union, Somerset and Cnmdon comities have placed petitions for aid on file, but Morris and Essex have withdrawn their petitions and will do their road build? ing under tho county act. This is be? cause thoy cannot wait until it is their turn to get part of tho stato's money, not understanding at the time that they would have to take their turn. Tho stato pays one-third of tho build? ing of a road that has been jointly de? cided on by the local freeholders and tho state commissioner. Tho property owners pay 10 per cent, and tho county must pay tho remainder. Gnu** at tliu lioml >l<ic. Nino-tenths of tho world judge from appearances. A country road can be made wonderfully attractive hy proper attention to its appearance A spaco of about three foet in width should bo left between tho edge of the road and die surface of tho diteh on each side. This strip shonld Ikj cleared of weeds and Bodded or soweuwith grass seed. While not strictly necessary, this improvement gives a look of prosperity to the coun? try, makes it atti*nctive and inviting and adds to tho value of surrounding property. In short, it is a good return for th" little labor invested in bringing tr about.?Potter's ' !ood Ronds Library. Iticyclcrtt J.lli?- <;o.ni KoimIn. The adv. nt of stone roods around A lorestown, N. J., has made it one of tho greatest bicycle centers in propor? tion to population of any place in the country, there lving over AGO riders in a population of 8,000, not counting children under 7 years of age.?Phila? delphia Ledger. Roads and pavements aro measures of civilization. This country has groat need to raise its standard in both. Chomberlaln'a Bye and Skin OlnVmaa* Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, Granulated Eye Lids. Sore Nipples, PUea, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head, 25 cents per box. Forsalo by druggists. TO HORSBOWNBBS. For putting a horse, in a fine healthy con* dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. They tone up ths system, aid digestion, care loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving new life to an old or over worked horse. 26 cents per package. vor sale by druggists. "Last Juno Dick Crawford brought his twelve-months old child, suffering from infantile diarrhoea, to mo. It had been weaned at four months oid, and be? ing sickly everything ran through it liko water through a sieve. I gave It the usual treatment in such cases, but with? out benefit. The child kept growing thinner until it woighod but little more than when born, or perhaps ten pounds. I then started tho fathor to giving Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dla rhtca Remody. Rofore ono bottle of the 25-cent size had been uBed a marked improvement was seen and its continued uso oured the child. Its weakness and puny Constitution dlsappoarod and its father and myself believe the child's life was saved by the remedy."?J. T. Marlow, M. D , Tamaroa, 111. For sale by the Charles Lyle Drug Company, druggists. _ Baolclen's Arnica Salve. Tue best salve In tho world for outs, bruises, Bores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever soreB, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi? tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac? tion or money refunded. For Balo by CfcrlBtlan ai.i Rs'^pp eer mnkesthe botn? eirrlo complete, 'ihis greut Temperance Drink gives pleus-\ uro and hcall b to every mom her of toe rurally, a iCic. package makes f> gul Iouk. He sura und yet the genuine Bold everywhere. Mudo only by The Chas. E. Hires Co., Ph'ila?a. iWuA Jc marap r. r bcantlfnl Picture Canli mi l nnotc. PER WEEK FOR Ot either sex, nny age, In any part of the country *t the employment which we furnish. You attrf. act be .e.vny l rom liomeovcr night. Yon can gfva your wholotiinc to the work, or only y ourspare mo? ments. Ascnpltni Is not required you run no rufe We supply you with all that is needed. It wlfl cost you nothing to try the business. Any 0Ot con do the work. Doglnners ninke money from the start. Failure Is unknown with out worker* Every hour you lubor you enn easily mnken dollar. No one who is willing to work fulls to makemort money cvrry day than can be made In three days at any ordinary employment. Pcud for free book Containing tho fullost information. H. MALLETT & CO., Box 88 O, REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY. Made a jWell Man of Me. THE GREAT 30th May. phentcitI hemed'e produces the nbove results in"10 days. It acts powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fail Youngmen will regain their lost manhood, and old nun will recover thoir youthful viuor by using ItKVIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nervous? ness. Lost Vitality, Iiunolcucy, Nightly Emissions, Lost Power, Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases, and all effects ot self-abuse or excess and indiscretion, which unfits one for study, business or marriage It not only euros by starting at the neat of disease, but is a great nervo tonic and blood builder, bring iug back the pink glow to palo cheeks and ro storing the lire of youth. It wards off Insanity and Consumption. Insist ou having BE VIVO, no other. U can be carried in vest pocke t. Hy mail. 81.00 per package, or six tor ;?.">.on. with a post tive written guarantee to euro or refund tho money. Circular free. Address ?OYAL MEDICINE CO., D3 River St., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale at Roanokc by Johnson & Johnson and Chas. Lyle Drug Co. 8 I) ly 1.BOAL NOIIOES. COMMISSIONER'S SALB OF VALUABLE Heal Estate?Hy virtue of a decree ot the 11 listings Court of Hoanokc city, Vs., pronounced at the August, 1894, term, in the consolidated chancery cause of D. F. Wbltlock, for, &C, against \V. IC. Hurchctt, and lt. II. Angel vs. same, we shall offer for sale, at public auction, ut the front door of the courthouse of Hoanoka city, Va . on FRIDAY. 91ST DAY OF SEI'TBM BKit,ISM, AT 12 O'CLOCK M., those four certain houses and lots, situated In the city of Hoanokc, Va.. hounded and described as follows, to-wlt: First. Beginning at the southwest corner of Walker and I'agc streets, thence with Walker street north 88 west 80 feet, more or less, to a point on Buinc ; thence north 2 cast 27 feet more or less, to n poitit-. thence south 88 cast 70 feet, more or los. to Page street: thence with I'agc street south 12 50 weet 27 leet, more or less, to the place ot heglnnlng. Second, beginning ut a point on the west ihleof l'age street '.7 feet, more or less, north of Walker street, thence north 8S west 70 feet, more or lets, to a point, thence north 9 east 27 feet, more or less, to a point, thence south 88 east 70 feet, more or loss, to I'ago street, thence with Page street south 14 .">ti west 27 fcot, more or less, to the beginning. Third. IJeginning at a point on the west side of Page street 51 foet, more or less, north of Walker street, thence north 88 west 70 feet, more or less, to a point, thence north 2 east 27 feet, more or less, ton point, thence south 88 east 70 feet, more or less, to l'age ttrect, thence with Haue street south 12.50 west 27 feet, moro or less, to the beginning. Fonrth. Heglnnlng at a point on the north side of Walker street 70 feet, more or less, to l'age stroet, thence with Walker street north Ss west 30 feet, more or less, to an alley, thence north 9 cast so feet, more or less, to a point, thence south ss east 45 fee'., moro or less, to a point, thence southerly 80 feet, more or lers, to the place of beginning, being the property originally known as lot Nos. 21 and 2:) of the O. U. Thomas map and were sub divided into the above described lots TEKMS: One third cash, balanco In three equal instalments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen mouths from date of sale. The ahovo sale la made at tho cost of II. A. 1'lumlcy. R, RANDOLPH RICKS, JNO. If. 11 AKT. S23tds. Commissioners. 75. ON AND AFTER Monday, July 16, Legal advertisements will be published in this paper at the rate of $3 per inch per month. No advertisement taken for less than $15. Terms, invari? ably cash in advance. Notices of postponements are charged fcr at the rate of 50 cents per day. No post ponement taken for less than $2.50. Whenever requested,we fur? nish proofs for correction be foie publicatiou, and prefer in all cases to do so. Otherwise the copy is carefully followed, and changes after publication ate charged for at the rate of $1 per advertisement. LEGAL NOriCttB. B?." VIRTUE OF TWO DEKDS OF TRUST 01..: hearing date .March 18th, 1801, and the other healing (late Fehrnary 1.1th, 1803, and of record In the clerk's oitlce ot the 11 listings Court i for tho city ot Koanokc, Vn., In deed hook 60, page 320. and deed hook 72, page 41", respectively, executed by G.11. Thomae to the undersigned fu trust to secure to the Peoples' Perpetual Loan and liulldlng Association of Roanokc, the payment ot certain debts according to the terms of the bonds ot snid Thomas In said deeds mentioned, default haviug been made in the performance of the conditions of said bonds and at tho request of the board ot directors of said association, and pursuant to a decree rendered at the May term, 1804, of the circuit court for the city of Roanokc, Va., in tfcc chancery cause of Oeorge P. and II. N. Dyer vs. t!. II. Thomas and als., the under? signed will. ONTHK21ST DAY OK AUGUST, 1894, AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.. on the premises, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, all that certain real estate In said city described in said deeds as follows, to-wit : 1st. Beginning at the northeast eorncr of Robertsou street and an alley HS.-l feet east from Commerce street; thence with said alley north 7 degrees west '->0.1 feet to another alley ; thenoc wtth latter alley south SS degrees east Gti.5 feet to a point; thence south a degrees west '.?5 feet to Robertson street; thence with said streut north SS degrees west 5a feet to the begin Ing. 2nd. lleginning at the southeast corner of Kirk street and a ten foot alley 120feet east of Com? merce street; thence with Kirk street south 88 degrees cast 42 feel to a point; thence routh 2 defircos we?t98 feet to an alley; thence north 8S degrees woel 30 feet to a point on an alley ; thence north 80 degrees west 80.1 feet to the be Rinning. b u" TERMS: Cash as to sufficient to pay the costs ot sale and of executing said decree so far as ll concerns the property aforesaid, and taxes dne upon said property for the years 1809, 18H3 and 1804, amounting to the sum ot $l'.iy.70; the amount in default under raid deed of trust executed Match 18, 1801, as of day of sale, aggregating $42).S7, and the amount due under the deed ot trust daled February l.r>, 18!ia, aggregating f241.08, as of day of sale. The purcnaser will be required to assume the paymeut of nineteen consecutive monthly instalments of $43.31 each, not dno under the terms of said deed of March 18,1801,'as of the day or sale, the tlrst becoming dne on the fourth Monday of August, 1894, and also to assume seventy consecutive monthly instalments of $39.75 each not due. under the terms of said deed of February 15,18112, the first becoming one on the fourth Monday of August, 18'->4. Credit instalments to be secured by deeds ot trust upon the oroperty. Any residue of the purchase money shall be made payable in equal instalments at six and twelve months, evidenced by bonds bearing interest from day of sale. Title Is to he retained until the last ot said bonds Is paid. WM. K. WINCH, Special Commissioner and Trustee. In the- clerk's ofllee Ol the circuit court of the city of Itoanoke. George P. and N. Li. Dyer, plaintiffs: against G. 11. Thomas et als, defen? dants. Chancery. I, S. S. Urooke, clerk of the said court, do certify that the bond required of tho special commissioner and trustee by the decree rcn dertd In the said cause on the l'.'th day of May, 1894 lias been duly given. Given under my hand as clerk of the said court this 18th dav ot July, 1891. S.S. liliOOKK. 7 21tdi. Clerk. (17 The above sale, is postponed until Friday, Sep? tember 21, lS'.M, nt the same hour and place, \VM. P. WINCH, Special Commissioner and Trustee. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POK THE CITY of Ronnoke, in vacation, on tho 10th day of August, 1804. 8. W. Jamison, Trustee, against W. 11. Felix, Lewellyn L. Felix, A. M. Fuller, \V. M, Kuller, N. Parte?? .t ?-?.trading as N. i Partce ,fc Co., Hoy 11. Smith, trustee, tho Roa? nokc Trust. Loan and Safe Deposit Company and all other creditor* ot W. 11. Felix, as of Novem? ber 6th, 1800, the names and residences of whom I are unknown. Extract from decree: It Ir adjudged, ordered and decreed that this ' cause be and is hereby referred to .lohn M. Hart, I who is hereby appointed a special commissioner for the purpose and ?llrectcd to take, state and report to court the following accounts: First. An account of the debts secured by the several deeds ot trust referred to In said bill, the ac? counts thereof and to whom payable. Second. An account of the Indebtedness of tho said W. II. Felix, as ot the liftli day of November, 1800, bow much thereof has since been paid, or other wise satislled, and by whom. Third. An account of all the liens upon tin? property in the hill men? tioned, their dignities and priorities, and to whom payable. Fourth. What fee should be paid to the attorneys for the plaintiff for their services in tills cause Fifth. Any other matter deemed pertinent by himself or required by any party interested in said cause. A Copy?Teste : S. S. IIROOKS, Clork. August 13. 1S94. The parties interested In the decree from which the foregoing Is an extract will take notice, that on the 14th day of September 180-1, at my ofllco, in the city ot Roanokc. 1 shall proceed to execnte the same, when aud where they are required to attend, with such books, papers, vouchers and evidence as will enable nie to comply with the order of the court. jobn m. hart, s 14-tds 7-1 special Commissioner. |>V VI K ITE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF i> trust executed on the 1st day of May, 1801, and recorded 1b the clerk's ofllee of the city of Roanoko. in deed hook OS, page 1S2, from W. J. and L. lHalr, Jr., to the undersigned trustees, for the purpose of securing to the Old Dominion Building and Loan Association, of Richmond, Va.,1he paynvntot tho sum ot two thousand five hundred dollars (f&MO), to become due in monthly Instalments ot 149.50 each, and default haTlng been made by the said grantors in the payments of the said monthly instalments, and being requested SO tod?> by the board of directors of the Old Dominion lluilding ami Loan Asso elation, we will, on the premises, ON TDK 0TI1 DaY.OF SEPTEMBER, 1804, AT to A. M., olTer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder the following described real estate. Situated in the city of Roanoke, and described as follows: lie gin nlng at a point on the sonth side of John's street (or Sixth avenues, w..) SRO feet west of Park street (or Fifth street s, w.), thonco with John's Street north 89 degrees west r.ll feet to a point, thence south 8 degrees west ISO feet to an alley, thence with said alley ton th S2rtrgreri east 50 reet to a point, thence north 8 degrees ?-a-t 110 feet to John's street, the place of beginning, known as lot No. 8. section 4. as shown by the map of the Lewis addition to the city of Roa? nokc. TKRMS OF SALE: Cash for a sum aiinleient to pay the costs and expenses of this sale, and the sum of $l,lsa.5a. being the sum in default t<> said association, and the residue In monthly In? stalments of $12.50 each from the 15:h day of September, IS1?!, until such time a? the sum pay LHQALi NOTICKS. ablo to said asssoclatlon le paid off under tne terms of said deed of trnet, and any residue upon a credit of one and two years from said date, the purchaser to ezecnte a deed of trust upon said property to secure the deferred payments. LUCIAN II. COCKE, ZZ1 J. W. SHIELDS, JR., 8 7tds_7? Trustees. I>UHL10 SALE OF THE CELEDMATED Crockott Artenlc Springs, also known as the Virginia Arsenic. Bromine and Ltthla Springs, lit the county of Montgomery, Vs.?In pursnanco of a decree of the circuit court of Montgomery county, cutcred at the Mav term, ISM, iu 'he chancery cause of James ll. Sublett re. the Vir? ginia Arsf tile, Bromine and Llthla Sprltgs Com? pany et als., 1 will sell at public uiiotlou. In front of the courthouse of Montgomery county, at "hr stlausburg, Va., ON FRIDAY, SKPTE MBEH 7 I'll, 1804, the real estate and springs property In the bill ami proceeding mentioned, now known as the Crockett Arsenic Springs, formerly The Virginia Arsenic, Bromine and Llthla sprlugs, in the county of Montgomery, on the south fork of Hoanoke river, about three miles above the Alleghany Springs, aud some scren miles from the Shawsvlllc station, on the Norfolk and West? ern railroad. I bis property consists of the fee simple title to some 3U0 acres of land, with the Warm, or Crockett Springs thereon, with a large aud com? modious modem hotel building, with bathhouses and other outbuildings complete for the accom? modation of a large number of guests, and uow in successful operation. Tue water.has almost a world-wide reputation and large quantities of It hare been shipped to distant parts of the United States, and some of it to foreign counties. The property Is sold for vendor's and other liens thereon, and n complete and cleor fee simple title will be sold. TERMS: The property will be sold on a credit of one, two and threo years, equal Instalments, hearing Interest from day of sale, except a suf? ficient amount to pay costs of suit and expenses of salo, which will not exceed $500, will be required 'n cash. The deferred payments mutt be secured by good porsonal security, or guaran? teed by some reliable and responsible trust com? pany. Put at the option of the purchaser, the whole or ? ny additional part of the purchase money may be paid In cash. I will give any further information that may he desired, but Hon. George O. dunkln, of Ohrlst luushurg, Va., and M. C. Thosaas, Esq., of Hoan? oke. Va , are much more familiar with the prop erty and the benefits to be derived from the water than I am. and I request perscne wanting full information to correspond with them. M. II. TOMPKINS, Commissioner. Chris'ianshurg, Va., Jnly '25, 1804. 1, .lohn C. llarless, clerk of Montgomery clr cult court, do certify that M. II. Tompklns, the special commissioner appointed to make sale of lands utincr a decree In suit of Jarucs 11. Sublett vs. Virginia Arsenic, Hrominc and Llthla Springs Company et als., has executed the bond required of bim oy the decree, (ilven under my hand this 25th day or July. 1804. 8 4tdl JOHN O. HAKLE3S. Clerk. 71 S PROVIDED FOK IN SECTION 1127 OF tho Code of Virginia. I shall on SATURDAY, THE BTII DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 18!U, In frout of the courthouse of the city of Hoanoke. Va , between the hours of 10 a. m. and 1 p. in. of that day. proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder tho following described stock of the Janetto Land Co.: NAME OF NO. AM'T. STOCKHOLDER, SHARES. HUE. Mrs. Mary N. Allen. 10 $ 60 00 Mrs. Rosa W. Coffee. 5 15 03 Mrs. Helle W. Lusk. 5 25 10 W. K. Hrlggs. 2 20 00 Win. Palmer. :l SOlKI Mauley U. Ramos & Co. 5 50 00 C. A. Swanson. 10 50 00 C. F. Patrick .to C. F. Patrick, trustee 25 250 00 H. S. Hooper. 5 50 00 J. R, Wall. 5 50 Oil A. 1). and S. W. Watkins. 5 50 00 W.W.Moore. 8 30 00 H. S. Webb. !l 00 00 B. M. Jacobs . 5 50 00 Arthur H. Clark. 20 100 W C. A. Nash and Ceo. \V. Dey. SO Uli Oil It. (!. Cabell Jr. 5 50 ill R. U. Tcbbs. 5 50 00 A. R. Hinford. 1 6 00 D. \V. Sannders. 6 .10 00 K. W. Sannders. 7 70 00 \Y. A. Welcher. 5 50 10 T. J. Belcher. 2 90 00 J.M.Williams. 5 50 00 J. H. Ashby. 5 50 00 D. D. Flood. 2 20 00 R. G. Porter. 1 5 00 E. L. Morris. 1 10 00 J. F. Lattmer. IS 10U 00 L. L, Holladay. 5 50 (0 H. C. Cruto. 2 211 10 S. H. McKlnncy. 5 50 00 J. J. Wilson. 10 1(10 00 Miss C. S. Parish. 9 90 00 S. I?, Spencer . 2 20 in Mrs. J. A. Spencer. 1 Hi 00 Mrs. R. J. McKlnncy. 2 20 00 E. E. Hundley. Ill 50 oo J. M. Watts. It) 100 0.) J. M. Cnite. 5 Ml 00 T. bVHallowell. 2 20 00 J. D. W. Churchill. 5 95 00 Oeo. A. Baker. 15 1M> tO A. H Blair. 5 -.'5 10 o. '.V. Adams, Jr. . ... . . 5 9U 00 lt. F. Kllelt. 5 50 00 W. H. Brown. 10 100 00 11. H. Smith. 1 10 00 C. H. lireer. 2 20 I HI AliceSlurdivant. 2 10 oo E. A. Saundera .to Son. 80 150 no J. K. Brodrick. 5 50 no J. U. Kuykcndall. 0 50 00 11. A. Whiting. 5 50 00 Winston A Irving. 5 50 on Mrs. P. L. Morrison. 2 10 1)0 J. W. Still!/.. 10 Mi 00 W. 1). Reynolds, Jr. 5 50 00 II K. Carniack. HI 100 00 Urtiliu .v Guthrie. 5 50 CO O. M. Egglcston. 1 10 00 George Richardson. 5 60 00 N. Partro. inanagor. 3 :tnm W. II. Burger. 10 100 to C. N. Austin and J. A. Preston. I 93 00 Mrs. N. B. McClung. 5 50 00 M. L\ Walles. 5 50 00 M. It. Howe. 5 50 00 W. C. Perebee. 9 30 00 C. M. Kcrebce. 2 20 00 L. P. Whorton . 1 10 00 C C. Taliaferro. 8ft 850 00 Wnrwich A Carson. '.'0 '.lull 00 Wm. li.Venahle. . 0 15 00 Sklnkcr .to Sims. 6 50 00 A. P. Howe, Jr.,ft L. M. Honey. 5 50 10 H O. Rogers. 6 60 1 0 Miss E. P. Wood-. 11) 100 00 A. P. McClnng. 5 25 00 Said Stockholders being iu arrears in the pay? ment of assessments under call duly made. \V. P. DUI'UY, s - td 73 Secretary Janctte Land Co. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED Stales tor the western district of Virginia, To Thomas F. Jameson and Kwel A. Prlllluian and to all whom it may concern. Greeting: Notice Is hereby given that on the 11 th day of November, 1893, four barrels of brandy contain? ing 11,45,40 and 28 gallons respectively, I etnptj barrels, 9 copper stills, 2 caps, 2 worm tubs, 2 cheese cases, 1 cider press, 8 l,2i>o gallon fcr mcnters, 20 applo fermenters and one apple mill of the value of three hundred and twonty-two dollars and twenty-five cents, claimed or owned by Thomas F. Jameson and Kwel A Prllllinan, parties trading ss Jameson .to Prillam.iii, were seized by Special Revenue Agent Thomas Williams of tho United States for said diatrict as forfeited for the use of the I'nl'ed Slates and the eamc is libelled and prosecuted III this court In the name of the United States for condemna? tion for the causes in said libel set forth and that said cause will stand for trial at the courtroom In Danville on tho Kith day of Novem her neat, when and where all persons a-o warned to appear to show cause why condemnation should not lie decreed and to Intervene for their Interest, <S G. W. LEV I, Marshal. TKl's l'KK'S SALE OF VALUABLE REALES late?By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 81st day of December, 1881), and of record in tho clerk's office of the corporation court tor the city of Hoanoke, Va.. In deed hook 27, page 101, exe? cuted by W. C. Nycum to the undersigned trus? tee, to secure to rrancols Bonneau the payment of the sum ot $950, evidenced by sixty-four ne? gotiable notes, dated the let of January, 1800, sixty three ot 815 each and one of f.">, all bearing Interest from date; and default having occurred in the payment of sixteen (10) of sabl notes, and at tho request of the holder thereof, I will, ON TUESDAY, TUB98TU DAY OF AUGUST, 1894, AT 19 O'CLOCK M . In front of the courthouse In the city of Hoanoke, proceed to soli at puttlic auction to the highest bidder, all that certain lot or parcel of land, lying in the city of Hoanoke, Va , and bounded ano described as follows: Beginning at a point on the enst side ot Uolll day street 109.3 feet so'sth of Wei's street, them e south fit degrees 98 minutes east 15.5 feet t point, then e north ??:) degrees 37 minutes 0 23.2 feet to a point, thence north 70 degrees minutes oast 8 3 feet to a point, thence south 2 degrees we-t 60.9 feel to ftu alley, thence with the alley north ss degrees west 68 feet to llolllday -m et, them e with llolllday street north 15 de? grees .i I minutes oast 20.7 feet to the p!a re of be? ginning, be the same more or less. TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost of executing this trust, and to pay the past due notes and intertst, and one note falling due on the 1st day of August, 1894, and as to the residue tho same shall bo paid ss follows: f 15 with In? ters*! thereon from the 1st day of January, 1890, on the 1st day of September, 1894; ftl5 with like lucres! on the 1st day of O :tOber, 1891; |15 with LSGAL NOTICB?. like Interest on the 1st day ot November, 1894; tU with like Interest on the 1st day or December, 1??4; $15 with like Interest on the 1st dsy of Jan? uary, 1895; $15 with like Interest on tho 1st day ot February, 1805; $15 with like interest on the 1st day of March, I8t>5; $15 with like Interest on the 1st day of April, 1805; $5 with like interest on th* 1st day of June, IM?, and tho residue. If any there be, shall be payable lu one and two years from day of sale In equal Instalments with Interest I rom day of sale, deferred payments to be se? cured by deed of trust. J. II. FEATIIERSTONE, 7 3Stda 00-37 Trustee. T>CBLIC SALB OF VALUABLE HEAT. A estate?By virtue of a deed of trust executed to me hy the Virginia Land Comptuy, bearing date the 16th day of March 1990, and duly re? corded In the clerk's office of the county court of Itoanoke county, lu deed book X. page 4'H, and pursuant to a decree of the circuit court entered at Its January term, 1804, In the chancery cause of D. C. Yates vs. Virginia Laud Company, I Will, ON THE 1ITII DAY OF AUGUST, 1894. AT 12 O'CLOCK M , upon the premises, proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder, all that certain tract or parcel of laud lying and being In the county of Uoan->ke, "near the city of Itoanoke. Ya., aiid bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point in the spring branch, tho same bel?g a ooruer ot the property of Daria heirs and of the property of Dautul C. Tatet, and I also a point on the north side of the Lake and Driving Park.where the property purchased from the Davis heirs aud Daniel C. Yates corner, thence with the spring branch as it meanders as follows, thence north IS degrees 5 minutes west 335.98 feet to a point, thence north 10 degrees 19 minutes east 383.84 feet to a point, thence north 5 degrees.'IT minutes east 138.06 feet to a point, thcucc uorth 5 degrees 5 minutes west 1S7.0 feet to a point, thence north 10 degrees 13 minutes cast through the spring 397.48 feet to a point, thence south S3 degrees 18 minutes east 166.01 feet to a hickory tree, thence north 42 degrees. 12 min? utes east 187.98 feet to a point, thence north 32 de? grees 58 minutes cast 151.95 feet to a point, thence north 18 degrees 51 minutes west 707.88 feot to a point, thence north 32 degrees 50 minutes west 230.72 feet to a point, the same being a corner ot the property of the Davis heirs aud of Daniel Moomaw, thence north 65 degrees48 minutes east 3335.74 feet to a point, the same being a corner of the properties of K. B. Moorman and Daniel Moomaw, thence south 20degrees50 minutes east 944.4 feet toa stake, thence south:! degrees 43 i minutes west 1878.0 feet to a point, th?mce south 35 degrees 35 minutes west 1888 feet toa point, thence north 81 degrees 31 minutes west Ott feet to * point, thence north E6 degree* 4o minutes west 500 feet to the place of beginning, contain lng by recent survey of Wiugale .v. llauckel, en? gineers, 152.43 acres. TERMS OF SALBt?Cash sufficient to pay the costs ot said suit and expenses of said sale, and the amount which will tnen be due and payable* to said D. C. Yates by the Virginia Land Com? pany upon the debt secured lu said deed ot trust as llxed bv said decree, to-wit: The sum ot $13. 10003, with Interest on $4tS8T,6n. a part thereof, from the 16th day ot .March. 1600,until paid, ami on $3,810.03, on the other part thereof, from the liitb day of March, 1803, until paid, and on $4,837.50, the residue ot said sum first above men? tioned, from the 16th day of March, 1800, till paid. In the eveut that the purchase price of said property shall exceed the cash payment, as abovo mentioned, then the rtslduc of said purchase money, or so much thereof as shall be necessary shall be made payable as the amount! thereafter to become dne by the said Ylrglcla Land Com? pany to the said Daniel C. Yates, as llxed by said decree, to-wit: The sum of $4,837.60, with In? terest thereon rrom the 10th dav of March, 1890, till paid, will be required or, the 10th day of March, 1805, and the sum of $4,837.60, with In? terest thereon from the Iflth day ot March, 1890. till paid, will bo required en* the HJtb day of March, 1806, and the sum of $4,817.60, with in? terest tnereon from the 16th day ot March, isoo, III] paid, will he required oil the 16th day of March, 1S'.>7, and then so much of the residue as may bo necessary to pay off and satisfy the amount which will", on the dav of sale, he due on the note executed by the said Virginia Land Company to 0. O'Leary and[J. F. Christian, mentioned in said decree and as fixed thereby, to wit: the sum of $1,150.' 0. with interest there? on from the 10th day of March, 1800, till paid, will also be required In cash on the day of sale, aud It there he any excess of said purchase money, snch excess, or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be payable as the amounts thereafter to be? come due on the remaining notes executed by tho said Virginia Land Company to the said C. O'Leary and J. F. Christian, mentioned In said decree and as llxed thereby, to wit: the sum of $1,037.50. with Interest thereon from March It's 1890, will be required on the 10th day ot March, 1695; the sum ot $1,037.50. with Interest thereon from the 16th day ot March, 1890, till paid, will bo required on the 16th day ot March, 1890, and the sum ot $1,037.50, with Interest from the 16th day of March, 1890. till paid, will be required on the 10th day of March, 1S97 If the pnrchase price of said land JsJiall exceed tho cash payments above required and the amounts thereafter to become due to said D. C. Y'ates, and the amounts thereafter to become due on the notes aforesaid to said C. O'Leary and J. F. Christian, then.such excess shall lie made payable In three (3) equal annual Installments from the day of sale. The purchaser shall give negotiable notes for all the deferred payments secured bv a deed of trust, on the property, in which said deed it shall bo provided that the notes given by said purchaser ,o l?cei tile r.iuonnfcj thereafter to become due to Daniel C. Yates, as hereinbefore provided, shall be the first lieu on said land, and the notes given to meet the amounts thereafter to become due on the O'Leary and Christian notes sbull be the second lien on said land, anil that th- notes payable in one. two and three years shall be the third lien on said land. HORT. B. SCOTT, 7 13 td "Ol Trustee and Commissioner. In the clerk's olliec of the circuit court ot the cltv of Roatioke: D. C. Yates, plaintiff; against Virginia Laud Company and als., defendant. Chancery. 1. S. S. Brooke, clerk of the said court, do certify that the bond required of the special com? missioner by t he decree rendered in said cause on the 0th day ot February, 1894, has been duly given. Given under my baud as clerk of the said court this 12th day of ,'uK, iJ04. S. 8. BROOKE. Clerk. ltv mutual consent the above sale i-< postponed until SATURDAY, AUGUST 35T1I. at the same place ami hour. HOBT. K. SCOTT, 8 it-id- Trustee and Commissioner. U ALB OP VALUABLE It BAL KSTATE.COM O prising hotel property au I stores near Nor? wich Lock Works By virtue ot two certain deeds of trust executed by Tho Building Com? pany, of Roanokt. a corporation duly chartered under the laws of the Slate ot Virginia. 10 II. S. Trout, trustee, the tlrst dated on the 0th day of May, 1893, and duly recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court of Itoanoke county in deed buok No. 8, page 282, and the other of said deed* dated the 17th day of May, 1803, and duly recorded In the offlco of said clerk of the county court ot Roauoke county, Va., in deed book No. 9. page 380, whereby the said. The Building Com? pany, of Roauoke, conveyed to II. S. Trout, trustee, the laud hereinafter described to secure three certain bonds ot the said company to the Iron licit lluilding and Loan Association, of Koanoks.Va., one ot which bonds was In the sum of three thousand eight hundred dollars i$3,8O0), dated the 9th day of May, 1893, and conditioned (or the payment of the monthly sums ot $30.40 to the Iron Kelt Hull.ling aud Loan Association from the tlrst day of March, 1803, until the series "C" of the stork of the said Iron Bell Building aud Loan Association should reach the value of $10ii por share. Une other of said bonds, hearing date on the 17th day of May. 1803, in the sum of $2,200.00 conditioned for the payment of ihc monthly sums of $17.00. Irom the 1st day ot April. 1893, until tho said series "C" ol the stock of the iron Belt Building and l.oau Association should reach the nine of $100 00 per share, and the remaining bond dated on the 17th day of May. 1803, in tho sum of $1,000.00, and conditioned for the payment of the sum of $8.00 per month, frotu tho 1st ot April, 1899, until the series "B" of the stock of the said Iron Hell lluilding and Loan Association should reach the value uf $100.00 per share, and each of said bondl being further conditioned for the faithful performance of the obligations of the said The Building Company, of Roauoke, according to the provUlous of said bonds ana deeds of trust, and of the by laws of said associa? tion, all of which will more fully appear by ref? erence to said deeds of trust, duly recorded as aforesaid; and default having been made tn tho payment of the su'.e. monthly sums so provided to ho paid In the said three bonds and the deeds of trust securing I ho a nur, as well as in other ot the conditions and covenants of said bonds and deeds of trust, and being thereunto required by tho board or directors Ot the said iron Bolt Building and Loan Association, the undersigned trustee will, ON THURSDAY, TUB 3D DAY OF AU? GUST, 1*91, AT 12 O'CLOCK M? proceed to soil at public auction, on the premises, the following described real estate, to-wit: All that lot Ol land, with the hotel and store? houses thereon, situate In the county ot Roauoke, ucur to the city of Roauoke, Va.: iieeinnlngat the southwost corner of Russell and Warwick streets, fronting 50 feet on Russell street, aud extending back between parallel liues with Warwick street l'?ifeet to an alley, said lota being known and designated on the map of the landsotthe Roauoke Development Company by Nos. 14 and 15, of block No. 8, In section 3 thereof. TERMS: Cash. There Is due by the said Tho Building Com? pany, ot Itoanoke, uuon their said bonds the sum of $3,496,74, with Intercut from the 10th day of Juno, 1894. 7 3tds II. S. TROl'T. Trustee. 50 By mutual consent the above sale has been postponed until Monday, August 27, at the lame Lour aud place. ,