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Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

r. L. Ko"crs of Durham is at the Swan
nauoa.
{. Z. Daughcrty of C'umbus, Ohio, is
here on business.
Miss Florence Ury Of Hickory is at the
Glen Rock hotel.
Miss L. Skinner of Waynesville is visit
ing friends in the city.
Springs Borders of Ashevillc is here
on visit" says the Shelby Aurora.
The work of cxcavatiug for the paving
of Market place is progressing RAPIDLY
The Franklin Press prints a letter
from T. W. Patton dated at Naples
Iunc L.
Robt. Nj. Furman returned from Nal
eigh this morning. He is chuck full OF
political news.
Arthur {. Dowd, Mrs, Nj. Nj. powd
and Mrs. l.. X. Potter, of Providence, H.
l.. are at the Swannanoa.
Rev. X. G. Pearson will preach at Cen,
tral NJ. L. church. south, tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock. The pastor
Rev. Chas. ", Byrd, Will preach in the
evening.
Until further notice there will bc no
service at the Unitarian church, owing
10 the illness OF the pastor, Kew. II. a.
Westall Sunday school will hc he'd at
the usual hour,
At the First baptist chnrch services
tomorrow morning Rev. !, l.. White viii
preach on the subject "l'nder the jumper
Tree" At the evening service his SUBJECT
will be The End OF Time.
DR.. Walter Z. Lambuth, returned ms
sionarv secretary of the NJ. L. church
south, will preach at Bethel church to
morrow at II a. nj. Pastor L. l., sta
mey will preach at the evening service
The cars on the West Ashcvillc anC
Sulphur Springs railway now run rcGu
larlv between the BunCombe warehouse
and Sulphur Springs. Cars leave nort'
end of Bailey street on the quarter hour
The Free kindergarten association vii
hold it's regular monthly meeting IN TN
y. Nj. {. A. hall, Monday, July is, at !
%. III. Officers are to be elected for tn
ensuing year and large attendance
: desired.
The Ashcville groccrs' association a
its last meeting determined t" ad"p
heroic measures for catching up wit
dead beats who make bills at stores wtt
no intention of paying them. Develop
mcnts may he looked for soon.
\ large sign with the words "Suuthcr
Business College" inscribed thereon wa
placed i'll position on the FIRST Natloni
bank building today. Prot. Lcmmond
college will open on August 10, IN IL
II rooms on the third floor OF the brio
building.
C The following guests arc stopping
t DR.. l. NJ. Broycs, ~ Bailey stree
, Will pownard, W. $. Hammond, wi
and child, Danvillc, Indiana; L. J, la
D. lor, wife and three children, Miss Allnn
l. Bynum, Newbern; Mrs. Counts an
e two children Laureus, S. {.
Rev. W. S. Plumer Bryan, until recent
r. pastor of the First Presbyterian churl
/ of Ashcvillc, is now at Virginia l}cac
> Va, with his family. They will rcma
, there for month and then 20 to NJ
h Bryan's mothers home in Titusvilc I
,e Mr. Bryan will visit his old charge
il West Virginia and return 20 C'nclnna
IS in September.
n Prof !. A. Hicks, A, r., Of era
&c University, will lecture at the First
le L. church tomorrow night. The Su
is icct "What shall dc ~ is especial
appropriate for the young. Mr.. HE
I'd has recently been elected to the char
a ancient languages in the university. I
ne lecture is free and every ono is corlia
N invited.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
TIME well known and popular
ARDEN PARK HOTEL

Opencd on the 9th inst. with Grand Ball
twithstandinG the inClcmency of the
weather there was in attendance large
crowd of the most distinguished citizens of
the community.
The noted pianist. Prof. Denck, furnished
the music for the occasion.
Arden Park Is nine miles from Asheyil
and one half mile from Arden station on the
S. and A. railroad.
The proprietor and his lady will spare no
pains in looking after the comforts of their
guests. Good livery. bowling alley and
lawn tennis Polite and attentive servants
Table unsurpassed.
Board per day, So; per week, $40. Special
rates given families
july17d1m J. ii. LOLL1S, Prop'r.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
ANNOUNCEMENT! |!

For various reasons, which
need not be here stated, we
shall in future deal directly
with merchants only.
10 those consumers who
have favored us with their
patronage we herewith ten
der our thanks and assure
them that the fierce compe-
tition which now exists
among the dealers will al.
ways insure low prices and
good service.
AsHEylLLe nILLlNG co.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
ALDERMEN AND ADVISORS
TWO BOARDS HELD MEET
INGs TODAY.

A Resolution Passed with Re
gard to the Paving Between the
Rails of the Asheville street
Railway.
The Joint board of aldermen and ad-
visors met at at Il O'Clock today, May
or Blanton, Aldermen Waddell, Starncs,
Baird, Mcdowell, Leonard, and Advis-
ors Cummings, Bearden, Hunt, Scott,
Green and Williams being present.
The idea OF placing curbing on Hillside
street was discussed and referred to the
Joint street committee.
Mr.. Starnes reported that President
Martin, of the Asheville street railway
company, had told him that his COM
pany was ready to begin paving between
the rails, with material furnished by the
city at cost. Mr.. Starncs said he had
consulted with City Attorney Cobb on
the matter, and had been advised that
the proper way was to place the mate
rial alongside the track, so there could
be no excuse for delay. MIR. Starnes
moved that the city engineer he IN
structcd to have Webb, Oates, Eskridgc
& Co. place material on the ground aS
advised. MIR. Scott thought commit
tee should be appointed to ascertain
whether the company waSrcady. A reSo'
luton was read by Mr.. Cummings, pro-
viding that the city engineer shall make
contract with Webb, Oates, Eskridgc 4
Co. to furnish the necessary material
for this work, to be used when the com
pauy shall notify the joint commission
that it is ready to do the work. This
was adopted.
The city engineer was instructed to
measure the brick wall of G. a. Mcars
on South Main street, and MIR, Mcars is
to be paid the same amount a square
ward as the wall on Mrs. billiards. prop
crty cost.
On motion of Mr.. Cummings the con
tractors were given permission to pu
down curbing or South Main street be
tween the Swannanoa hotel and South
side avenue.
The curbing ON cast side of SoutI
Main street, near the TrcXler property
was ordered set straight instead OF Ill
curve as at first proposed.
The following bills were ordered paid
W. e. Corpcning & Co., grading, 81 900
A. NJ. Smith, paving, 81 ,t9l,2l; i
Henderson, pay roll, $57.l5; !. l.. Nun
raw, salary, SIS; Woody & Kimberly
So; Webb, Oates, Eskridge * Co. o.,pavlnl
$1.92o.6l; d. W. Furman, printing, $50
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
Index to New Advertisements.

FRESH CANuY-kroEcr.
NEW ORDiNANCES-Mayor.
81 ACRE FARM-Citizen oil {.
I.uSr- Beardcn, Pankin 81 Co.
ARDEN PARK HurTL-J II LOlii'
PIANOS ANn ORGNNS-I. l.. Crouch.
The CHATEAu-Mrs, NJ l.. bet wiltr.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED James Fox.
ANNOrNCEMENT-- Ashcvillc Milling Co.
CLOSING or SALE-No. 10 Patton Ave.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

DREASTPlN-Lost at race track or en-
ID route. Wednesday, a mourning breast
pin hair filled, cnamelcd and gold bordercd
Valuable only to the owner. Return to and
gct reward at Office of
1T BEARDEN, RANKIN * co.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

Vaughan & Allen have the freshest and
greatest lot of melons ever shipped to
Asheville. Give them trial Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in price and quality.
Vaughan & Allen, corner Patton avenue
and HAYWOOD street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
Mattresses Renovated

Excclcntly, equal to new, at families
rcscdinccs by European in trst.class style
Ticks cleaned or new ones furnished when
required, good references to families in city
with whom have done work satisfactorily:
prices very moderate; orders from the coun-
try punc,ually attended to Address
JAMES FON,
Mattress Maker, hshevilc,
Room % barnard building, or this office.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

Total..........,,....,,....."."SL@143 1432 IL
|, l.. L. McLoud, cashier of the
above named bank, do soIcmnIy swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of nv knowledge and belief.
l.. L. NCLOuD, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to b"torc me thus
10th day of July, 1892.
l.. Is. ALEXANDER, Notary public.
CurrcCt--AttcSt:
J. +. REED,
NJ. ]. Dr>Rnr>, Directors
Nj. FAGG,
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
"THE CHATEAU =

A private boarding house, No 2l1 Hay.
wood street. Ashevie, n. =. Fine city and
mountain views; perfect sanitation; hot and
cold water; comfortable, airy rooms: well
provided table; attentive service; reasonable
rates Two hundred yards from Montford
car line. MRS. Nj. L. DETWll-ER,
iuly16dlms Proprietrcss.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

A FIFTY ACRE farm. four miles from
N ASheville and one town lot in Ashevillc
to exchange tor a paying business in town
grocery business preferred. Call at Citizen
office for particulars. d2t'
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

Our ten dollar suits are selling fast, the
price elsewhere for such is SIS. Cali and
see them at Whitlock Clothing House
corner store.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
THE BELMONT PAVILION
Concerts and Dances for The sum.
Iller Season.

Sacred concerts every Sunday at 4:3u
and $50 p. III. Dancing Tuesdays and
Fridays $50 to II p. m., open to the
public. Admission tickets to the dance
floor must be obtained at the hotel office
Electric cars leave the hotel grounds at
the close of these entertainments.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

Grandest views in all this land,
Points on Dummy line command.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

Railroad Ticket Broker, Men,
ber American II. IL. Association,
W NJ Clarke, Grand Central Hotel.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
DIED.

On Friday. july t5th, Jessie, infant dauGh
ter of II. NJ. and Clara Smith,
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
AROUND TOWN.

Washington, July 1G.-ForcaSt ill S
p. m. Sunday-Etr; winds shifting
HorthcrH; cooler in northern portion.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
The place is Pelham's.

Picnic parties on lark,
Take Dummy line to Sunset Park.
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16
Statement of the Condition
The WESTERN CAROLINA BANK

OF ASHENlLIE,
Organized May. 1883.
At the close of business. luly 18th 1892
(CondcnScd.l
Asheville daily citizen., 1892-07-16

lpineapple Pearl, frozen dainty. Pelbam's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
Hnlifnr nemocrnts Confident.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. G., October 8.-The
Democrats are quite sure they will carry
this county. There isno Republican ticket
in the field, and this will give many of the
colored people an opportunity TO vote the
Democratic ticket. They say they will not
vote the Third-party ticket. The action Of
many of the prominent northern Republi-
cans in coming over to the Democratic
party will greatly influence the negroes in
the South. They bank on what northern
Republican does, and many of them, with
Democratic argument, are going TO follow
Gresham and others into the Democratic
party.
NJ. +. ]. Foster, of Kansas, is visiting
friends in the community.
Mr.. III. G. Jones has been to Greenville
tins week and confirmed his contract for
the Scotland Neck Enterprise Company TO
build big store III that town.
Hon. W. III. Kitchen spoke in Tarboro'
last night aud here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
A Child's Remarkable Escape.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
KIrTEELL, n c., October 8.-A G-year-old
son of Mr.. j, J. Store, while playing In q
Clubhouse near he,e. fell through an open
ing INTO Il cotton-press. At the bottom OF
this was some cotton, and III this he was
covered. Meanwhile the men above con-
tinued TO pass cotton into the press of the
machinery. rendering the child's cries in
audible. just as the bale was about TO be
pressed band slipped and the machinery
stopped. The child's cries were heard and
be was saved Just Intime. III a few mo-
ments he would have been smothered and
his body packed in the bale, and the
chances are it would not have been dis
covered until the bale was opened at some
factory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09

in coffin made from walnut Of his choice
and by one OF his old slaves.
The Norfolk aud Western people bave
nut in service on their Norfolk DIVISION
three additional freight crews. which was
neoessitated by o late increase OF trafhc.
MAsosrc DELEdATrs.
Mr.. William A. Price, commander Qiiyet
Commandery, X. T. No. Is, ana C or
Knights Burkholder, Kruse. Bryant Col-
lipgs, and Robinett are the representatives
10 attend tho conyocatiou 20 be opened IN
Richmond Tuesday. the lltn Ins'u .hc
These gentlemen will also represent Ino
Tyrean Royal Arch Chapter. No. ..
Miss Fannie Turnbull, Of Lawrenceyiile.
who has been sojourning here. leit Tor h hsr
homo yesterday accompanied py he'
Mr.. A. II. Rawlins ana family, of Bruins;
wick county, are visitors at the homo OF
Mr.. L. L. Turnbull.
10 participate in the festivities now IN
progress in your active city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
Marion Butior Promptly Apologies.

Correspondence of the Richmond DsDatch.l
RALSIGH. n. c., October Sat Fayette-
vile yesterday there came very near bong
u collision between Democrats and Third
party men. Marion Butler, Third-party
nominee for eiector was badly worsted by
/. B. Glenn, the Democratic nominee. and
said no had been treated with discourtesy
by the latter. Glenn said he was an in
fernal liar" Third-party men aud Demo-
Gratis rushed toward the stand. Butler
presently apologized and Glenn withdrew
bts ranarlyg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
Died I'm the Station-HnuAc.

Correspondence of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
WADEsBoRo'. n. c., October s.-Albert j..
RHYME and o. NJ. Fort had a ight here
Yesterday Rhyme was put in the station
house. This morning he was found dead
there. HIS death was due to injuries of
the head. received IN the fight. The coro-
ner's jury has so found. Fort is IN jail.
lie is a resident of Darlington, 5. c,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
TUESDAY, OcrorER 1s0e.
BY Frank d. Till s. Co,
Raal Eatnta Auctlpnnnr5.

VALUABLE THREE-STORY AND
' BASEMENT STOCK-BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING, No. 1916, On ruE NORTH SIDE
OF MAIN BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH STREETS, TO BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AuCrION.-On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1892,
on the premises, at . o'clock y. ~. wO viii sell
the above VERY VALUABLE STORE PRO
PERTY Tor division among tho heirs The pro-
perry Is well-built aud In perfect order Dwell
ing contains about eight rooms with water on
each floor. Granite caps aud stills 10 windows
and doors. Brick kitchen In rear. Loi 22lsx
l5J feet to an alley. Side entrance 10 dwelling.
This property IS now under rental 10 a nrst-class
tenant at s456 per annum. and Is 4 good Invest
ment 20 any one desiring good store property.
TBRNs: One fourth cash; balance In six,
twelve, eighteen, and twenty-i0ur months, IN
terest added to notes secured for deed OF trust.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co,
oc q kuctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
D. B. AVERA SUICIDES
HE SLABS HIMSELF IN THE NECK
WHILE TEMPORARILY INSANE.
Had Made q Fortune and Was wealthy,
hut Drank TO Exccss--A Curious
Story from Durham.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch,

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
RAlyrou. N. G.. October s.-There was q
great sensation here to-day, due TO tho
suicide Of Mr.. David Is. Avera. The latter
took his life in room OF the Yarboro'
House at 7:30 this morning. He came here
on the 9th instant and had since that time
drank considerably. Yesterday morning
he appeared 10 be oil right. Last night he
drank to excess, and at q o'clock this morn
ing went TO tho station-house. lie ap-
piled for admission, telling the officer on
duty that people were after him ana woulu
mutilate hun horribly. A physician was
sent for and after giving an opiato hsd DIT.
Avera taken TO the hotel. AT t;5O tnis
morning the physician returned 10 the
hotel and saw MIR. Ayera again. Inc lat
ter was lying on the bed.
STABBED HIMSELF.
Tho pbysician went TO the door OF the
room and spoke TO the negro servant who
had been put In charge of Mr.. Avera.
While the servants back was turned as no
spoke to the physician, Mr.. Ayera drew
pocket-knife and stabbed himself IN the
right side of the neck. The blood spuIted,
for the artery had been severed; In two
minutes Mr. Avera was dead. The BODY
was removed 10 an undertaker's at once
and will be taken to Johnston county Tor
burial.
HAD MADE FORTUNE.
MIR. Avera was l5 years of age and was
natiye of Johnston county. In loOo no
came here and engaged IN the cotton Ousi-
ness. He became one OF the largest Du{-
ers on this market and made fortune. lie
had m extensive business acquaintance
in this State and Virginia. len years ago
be married q daughter OF the late ToYii
ernOr Fowle. and several years ago reIlreu
from business and went to 1--we on MS
plantation, near SmItnheld. ne WAS
wealthy and occasionally visited Ralelgh,
as be owned considerable properly nero
his MIND AFFECTED.
There is no doubt that his mind was
affected and that he was insane when ne
committed suicide. He was very popular,
being OF a most genial nature. lis death
was a great shock to his friends here.
INDIGNANT DEMOCRATS.
The Durham Democrats are very lndig-
nant at the action of somo 1hlrd-party
men in that county. Messrs. c. b. Green
and Junius Parker were billed to speak ut
\ place where the Third party Is strong.
The Ihird-party people declared that
Green and Parker should not speak. A
Democrat named Donnell asked that they
be Given hearing DOnnell was then set
uu0n. choked, and kicked and thrown out
Of the building. Green and Parker at
once left. The Third-party people say the
reason they so treated DoDnell was that
the Democrats had insulted their party IN
Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09

zNOR RENT. $500 PER ANNUM6a
4 will rent No. 400 north Twelfth street; ~
fourteen rooms. splendid location for boarding
houao. DENOON, TUPPER Il CO.,
Ocg S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
OUR FRANK WILL SING AT CREWE.
The Late Dir. HardRway Buried as hi


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
CsEwE, Va, October S.--The committee
that was appointed to extend an invita-
ton to Mr.. Frank Cunningham, of your
city, TO assist at an entertainment TO be
given on the evening OF the 9th. in con-
,nection with the laying Of the cornerstone
of the Railroad Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION building, report this morning
that Mr.. Cunningham has accepted the IN
vitation and will be accompanied by a
prominent lady of Lynchburg, who Will
aid In the singing. Other interesting fea-
lures are being carefully arranged and the
9th promises 10 be red-letter day for
Crewe.
Mrs. j. p. Bingley was suddenly attacked
by fainting spell 10 which she was at one
time subject She remained semi-con-
scious dur +5e night, and there is but
little ini "a this morning.
Mr. u, aydaway, another of our
aged anl ~ eIned citizens, has passed
away. lie was buried last evening ut a
place Of his own selection near the village
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
CONFEDERATION AT CLINTON.
Marion Butler's Newspaper Burned Out
The County JAN Destroyed.
fRytotograDh IN the DIsDatchl

RALEIGH, n. c., October 8. -Chnton, the
county-seat of Sampson county, WAC visited
O-day by a conhagration which started III
ne Alliance store. which had recently
.alled. The prisoners In the jail near by
first saw the fire. They wer0 taken out.
None escaped. The jall was totally
turned. The Caucasian. the newspaper OF
Marion Butler, the Weayerlte leader III the
State, was burned out. W. A. Johnston
j. Ii. ROYAL, T. NJ. Ferrall, Or. IL. .Holll-
dav. r.. II. Hubbard. W. T. King a. Co.,
Alexander Terrell, DR.. J. A. Stevens. II. b.
Giddcns, W. HI. duncan, Warren Johnson
DIR. q. ". Moseley. and j. 4. Howard were
burned out. The total loss is estimated at
$4,000, with but little insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
HIS MIND AFFECTED.

There is no doubt that his MIMI was
Affected and that he was insane when he
committed suicide. He was very popular,
being OF a most genial nature. His death
was a great shock to his friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
EOR RENT.

EOR RENT. q
DWELLINGS.
No. sos Twelfth street, between Broad and
Marshall, with twelve rooms and modern convo-
niences.
No. gOS Marshall street, between Ninth and
Tenth, with seven rooms, range, bath, &C.
Nos. 100 and 122 First street, between Cary
and Canal, containing eight rooms each and COLI
venience-.
Nos. DOB and 225 south Second street, with
seven rooms each, bath, &c.
Noa. 1917 and 1919 west Clay street, with six
rooms each.
No. SO north Tventy-seventh street, with six
rooms and modern improvements.
Nos. 7I3 and 7l5 Main street between Seventh
and Eighth, containing eight rooms each, bath,
&c. over stores.
STORES.
No 10 Governor street between Main and
Franklin, for many years occupied as a irst-class
furniture store.
No. Sl7 Broad street between Eighth and
Ninth, for many years occupied by John har-
rold, Esl.
No. - Twelfth street, between Main and Cary.
No. 227 north Seventeenth street.
No. ga seventh street, opposite the Union
Depot. ii. SELDOM TAYLOR son,
oc lO-1t corner Eleventh and Bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
BY y. ". Rowe,
Real Estate Auc,iOncer.
YRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
West BlO0l-Stroot Property,
CONSISTING OF TENENENTs Nos. 500, 500
S04, 500, sos, AND $40 WEST
BROAD STREET,
by AUCTION.

In part execution Of decd OF trust from Leo
pcld Spies and vito. dated March o. 1850. and
duly recorded IN Deadlock ~ b. on page sO8.
and being required 80 To DO by the beneficiary,
/ viii sell by auction, Oh The promises. On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER *. 1892,
beginning AZ O'Clock +. W., tho SIX ONE
STORY IENEMENIS above referred o. lor 20
many OF them as may be necessary 20 pay tho
debt, situated GA and near the northwest corner
OF Broad and GIlmer streets, fronting together
81 feet and running back a good depth 10 an
alley, ana % be- sold IN parcels according g. a
plat in possession Of tho aucti neer.
Broad street property has steadily apprecl-
ated in value for five or si1 years, and th6 rapid
general growth OF the West End Is an assurance
Of further increase IN values on this Justly
popular thoroughiare and retail mart.
Terms: Cash. y. ". BOWIE,
ocS Trustee,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09

EOR RENT.-26O0 WILL RENTSa
i that SPACIOUS STORE, No. 200 west ala
Broad, corner MuniDrd street, with floor above
DENOON, UPPER - CO..
OcO S21 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
ByJ. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
1886 Main street
CONTINUATION OF THE SALE
OF
New FURNITURE
ATTHELATE wAREROOMS or HABLISToN &
BROTHER, CORNER NINTH AND
MAIN STREETS.
SALE ON ACCOUNT or REMOVAL TO NEW
WAREROOMS. CORNER SEVENTH
AND MAIN.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH,
COHNENCTSG AT 1880.

PARLOR SUITS in plush, rops, and tapestry IN
rosewood, Walnu., cherry, and oak frames
MARBLE-TOP TABLES. LIBRARY and FANCY
TABLES and STANDS, EASELS, sCREbNN,
LADIES FANCY DESKS;
CHAMBER SUITS IN walnut and oak--two of
the suits are excellent; HAIR aud other
MATTRESSES, and BEO-SPRlNGs;
1 handsome PLATE-GLASS MIRROR, large
size, with or without mautelpiccc;
HALL STANDS. PABLOR ROCKERS. and other
CHAIRS In great variety; .-..,,,,.
WALNUT, OAK, and ASH EXTENSION
TABLES:
large-size WALNUT LIBRARY CASE;
/ largo WALNUT TABLE OFFICE DESK;
WALNUT MARBLE-IOP Bl tFkIN,
large number of tDSIEADS ana ODD
PIECES OF FURNITURE.
II is our purpose To sell this stock OF goods NJ
auction. and opportunities 90 buy as good RI IL
NlTURE are rarely offered
IN inspection before the hour OF sale is re-
quested. lIABLlSION g BIO IilEh,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
j. II. VALENTINE, AuctlOneer. o'9