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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-02-22

man, without reserve and the answer
will come from one Of her own sex. BE
one of the vast army of women who write
to Mrs Pinkh1m. at Lynn. Mass, and
preserve Nour health. only woman
can understand woman i'll
\ prominent actress, in letter to
Mrs. Pinkham, says: -
Tou cannot imagine the fear
full condition wa IN when first wrote
to YOU was sim Ply of 10 use to myself
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-02-22

DR.. Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, specific for Hysteria Dizziness, Fits, Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
alcohol or tobncco Wakefulness, Mental Depression,
Sottening of Brain, causing insanity misery decay,
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss OF
Power in either SEX Impotency, Leucorrh9a and all
Female Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses, Sperma-
torrhoea caused by Over-exertiOn of brain, Self.
for s., by mail. With each order for boxes, wi
IS will send written guarantee to refund If not cured.
Guaiante Is issued by agent. VESTS LIVER PILLS
cures Sick Headnche, Biiousness, Liver Complaints,
Sour stomach, Dyspepsia and Constipation.
GUARANTEES Issued only By
w. IL. SHELDON, Sole Agent,
MddlebIry, Vt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-02-22

ishing. . . Tn all RIGHT now. and am
gaining Gcsh daily. follow your advice
faithfully i'm everything. Thank YOU ten
thousand times for what yoar knowledge
AMI LYdio e. Pint60m's Vegetable Com
pound nave doue for me-"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-02-22

=" W hat can 4, ~
l g)?'' She NJ
cry goes on N
city, town, and
hamlet in thil \
country. \
1t comes from
women who are
suffering torturcs
of DO " an | manl
from some form of
female complaint.
Many, through nltu-
raj mOlesty, do not
consult physioi ms,
for many dreal their
eXamin ttiOns. IleY
know no. whore to
seek for hei).
This allrn'n : con
dition of things is
simply wrong. The
peculiar ailments of
women are durable,
an in most cases
very soae lily. Lylia
E. Pinkhlm' : genius
and libesllify hive
given to every womln
a sure AMI consistent
means OF relief.
No wom1n should
suffer when she can
obtain free advice.
She can state her case
fully to Mr.. Pink
ham urptaAn 10 Nt-A.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-02-22

COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUME
TON. Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at
once.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-02-22

dl lilt
gauntlet
OF doctors
theories,
till my
ilealtha and
money
were rap
idlV van
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-19
Publication of Summons.

North Carolina, In the Superior Court.
Vance County, \
The Bank of Chiistiansburg, n corpora
ton under the laws of Virginia.
Mrs. Fannie Bowman.
The above entitled action was begun on
the 22nd day of August, 1895, for the re-
cOvery of one thousand and four and ~ loo
dollars due the plaintiff by the defendant
and is returnable at October term. 1885, of
this Court. At the beginning OF said
action a Warrant Of Attachment was OBJ
tanned against the property OF the defcn-
dant. Notice is therefore given to the
| above named defendant to appear at the
| next term of the Superior Court Of Vance
| County, to be held in Henderson, North
| Carolina on the fourth Monday after the
! first Monday in September, 1895, and an
| swer or demur to the complaint filed In
said cause and make such motions rs she
| may he advised.
This Aug. 2itb, 1885.
ID. ii. GILL, Clerk Of the
Superior Court OF Vance County, NC.
ii. NJ. SHAW, : Attorneys for Plain
4. J. HARRIS, tiff.
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Publication of Summons.

North Carolina, } In the Superior Court.
Vance County. { Sept. Is. 1895.
b. W. Brame. EXT OF James A. Brame.
decd, Pltff.,
James A. Brame, Geo. II. Brame and
others, Defendants.
The state Of North CdrOlind 10 Jdmes 4.
Brame and Georgc III. Brame-GREET-
ING.
You and each Of you are hereby sum
moned to appear at tho Office OF the Clerk
of the Superior Court OF Vance county on
the 3OTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1895.
and plead. answe: or demur to the COM
plant of Is. w. Brame. Executor OF James
A. Brame, deceased, which has baen de-
posted in the Office OF said clerk asking =
license to sell a sutficiency OF the lands OF
his testator to pay the debts OF his estate
and the costs and charges OF administra-
ton thereof. And you are notified that If
YOU fail to appear at said time and answer
or demur, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in his said
complaint.
Witness the hand and seal OF ID. II. Gill
clerk of said Superior Court, at once In
Henderson. on the 18th September. 1895.
l.. :,
ID. ii. GILL.
Clerk OF tho Superior Court Of Vance
County, Y. &.
| L. Il. Hicks. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Notice.

~ NDEK AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power of sale conferred upon me
in Trust deed executed on the l3.h day 81
April, 1889, by l.. II. kittle, and regis
tered in Mortgage book u, page 80, IN the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of Vance
county default having been made in pay
ment OF the debt secured thereby, l shall
sell for cash by public auction To the high
est bidder at the court house door i'm Vance
county, y. C., on the DIIi DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1885, the real estate de-
scribcd in said deed of trust io-wit: The
interest Of said L. II kittle in the estate
of his father, Lewis ii. kittle, Senior;
said interest consisting Of lots Nos. A, 2.
3, ~, 20, g. . and Il, rs shown IN the plot
and deed Of partition Of the lands af j.. ii
kittIe, ST. between his heirs. See Deed
Book Nos pages 80 To 30l in the Registers
Office Of Vance County and lying on Mont
gomery street ami Mitchell street in Hen
derson, y T..
This 10Th day Of August. 1895.
j.. STALLINGS,
TrtYSeee
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-19

Ir will be pleasure to his many
friends in North Carolina to learn that
DIR. mo. F. Crowell, formerly president
of Trinity College, has been elected to
the chair of Sociology in Smith College,
Northampton, Mass. This isa richly
endowed college for women, ranking
very high and having last year an en-
rollment of more than 500 students
The doctor has also been engaged tc
deliver a course q lectures on Soclo
logy at Columbia, College, New York,
during the coming year.-Charlotte
Democrat
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-19
OATES OF AOVeh io''(o.

ays5 ahs1 must 70 be PAID Ro for IN
OF MONS H. ADVERTISING for shorter tiIne
is ' 2snaafsS ata%s,sns
gu,.ne1r+>- .,yertisements published for
luuZri ADVERTISEMENTS, to appear among
Local a1r,t.r will be charged 10 cents per
Er'in oT iil Insertion. and cents per hhe
frI ,ach .Hi9,,,..rtisrments, such as admins
Ltts and executors notices e"h tn nom
rr,' ami Il e. will he charged for at rates
srrd .sept T in @p iesy ea sss we
certain i'm ris,ht 10 fix our own price. All
~"Ss be rAhn f IS small and
EANLEI,,ot ,tford to take risks or wait the
pleasure Cd Pntices resolutions of respect,
op aii BE- charged for at the rate OF one
re, "I 1T I'd and the cash must accom- pan y
cent " H ~" In cases where friends and
ay sI". n the paper are eoneeTned no cnafge
VII " ~ articles not exceeding that In
r,ugttI. ----------
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TgGyel Oh thu railroads Is very heavy
uJw.
The freight business is enormous
Just now Extra trains have to be
heavy traffic.
1t has been long time since so
many expressions of satisfaction at
prices obtained for their tobacco were
heard from the farmers.
Crops are coming in, money is more
plentiful and times are getting better.
such a condition of things is calculated
to make us all feel good.
Warren Court is in session this week.
Messrs. I. 7. Hicks, 7. NJ. Pittman
aud Gen. W. III. Cheek, of the Hender-
sou bar, went down Monday.
It Will lie Ia your inie.est to read
4homason's advertisement. He has
large and attractive line ofgoods and
his prices are reasonably low.
The cry of the tobacco auctioner is
floors. Breaks are heavy and buyers
have 10 move in Il hurry TO get through.
ther0 : little laLse ioI complaint
at prices for desirable grades oftobacco
now. 1t is even admitted by sellers
that there's money i'll it for them al
present figures.
See publication of summons, b. W.
Brame, executor of James \. Brame
deceased, against James A. Brame
teo II. prame. and others, defendants
/. !. Hicks, attorney for plaintiff.
The Raleigh Press Visitor says TIL
Seaboard people are going to get
hump on their schedules, beginning
the 29th The vest!bule will quicker
liz schedule three hours between Ports
Mouth and Atlanta.
Davis \ Rose announce that thei
la! purchases are now coming III am
being opened for your inspection. Th
STYLES are correct and the prices M
4oN. This would seem to cover tn
WHOLE ground. Call and see him.
Zee advertisement of auction sale
household and kitchen furniture b
AIss Mary 4 Boyd executor the esta'
al ur. c. 5. Boyd, deceased. sale " i
AXE place Friday, Sept. 97th. in tn
Old Bank Of Henderson building.
Buy coal now, Us. Poythress h
large supply-all kinds-and ca
MrnIsh you at lowest prices. He hi
Just put in pair of new ton platior
scales and will! guarantee weights an
complete satisfaction in every cas-
Bee advertisement in this paper.
The Southern Business College, Ash
VILE. \. c., THE Queen Mounta
tlty the South offers One-half tultl'
Tree to two worthy students from III
county who are to be recommended
lag chairman Of the COUNTY Commi
''one1s aud must enter by oct. goth.
Tuesday the al0.45 rate to Allan
was be placed on sale by the Seaboa
All Line. This is very low rate a
many persons will be induced to VII
Inc Exposition on account Of the che
ARE. These tickets are only sold
tuesdays and Thursdays, good for t
LAYS. i b
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Miss Helen North.

The very accomplished leading lady
with "Only a Farmers Daughter'
Company, belongs to we'll known and
highly respectable Western family. She
is daughter of Hon. James E. North,
of Nebraska, who served a number OF
terms in the State Senate, and was the
defeated Democratic candidate for
Governor. He is q leading citizen and
prominent politician of that young
giant among the States of the West and
is one of the most popular men within
its borders. Not less distinguished,
perhaps, although in another field, is
an uncle of Miss North's, who is no
less a person than Maj. Frank North,
the celebrated government scout and
boon companion of Buffalo Bill. 1t
was Mai. North who first conceived
and successfully developed the idea OF
organizing a body of Indians as United
States soldiers for service against the
warning and depredating red men on
the frontier. The first troop of Pawnee
Indians as organized and commanded
by Mai. North is matter o: history.
Miss North is a talented and accom-.
plished Young woman, devoted to hel
art and thoroughly conscientious in hel
work. She is as charming in manner
as she is beautiful in person, and by
her modest worth and womanly char
acter wins the love and admiration o
all who meet her in a social way. Pc
yitchipg as she is op the stage it il
when she is of of it that her real pa
ture as true and sincere woman re
yeals itself and illustrates the highes
virtues of mind and heart to full effect
have the finest Whiskey that can b
nrodueed in Kentucky, that am selling
at prices that defy co,npetitHi3!BB,, ,vrrx
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4R%GS0QAI&PERSQNAL
5t;<s2-1S~

Miss Lena Williams. of Warren
county, is visiting Mrs. Owen Davis Of
Henderson.
Miss Mamie Wyche left yesterday
for Newport News, Va, to visit tho
family of Mr.. J. f. Clarke.
Mrs. G. G. Moore, OF Littleton, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. z.
Massenburg in Henderson.
Mr.. l. J. Young, who has been stay
ing at Cleveland, n. c., for several
months, has returned home.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Macon have
commenced house keeping, occupying
the W. II. Walker residence on upper
Main street.
! Miss Katie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. II. Allen, went to Peace In
stitute, Raleigh, last week, where she
will attend school.
Mrs. Jennie McCraw, formerly Of
Henderson, arrived from Fredericks-
burg, Va, Monday night and is Wis
ting her son Mr.. J. E. McCraw.
Prof. j. A. Gilmer having rented
w. S. Clary's residence on Turner Az
enue, lately occupied by Mr.. B. Whit
field and family, will ''keep house,
hereafter.
Mr.. Will Ed Massenburg, of Hen
derson, has arrived and entered upon
his duties in the place of Mr.. Buell. as
book-keeper for the American Tobacco
Co. We extend to him hearty well
me.-OXford Public Ledger.
Mr.. Eugene Gary left Monday for
Lynchburg, Va, where he will make
his home. He goes to take position
with Henry z. Buell. who has recently
been sent from Oxford to represent the
American Tobacco Company on the
Lynchburg market. Eugene's many
friends here regret to have him leave.
Miss Emma Avcrett, who has been
staying some time with her aunt Mrs
, w. F. Rowland in Henderson during
, her summer vacation, returned to
Scottsburg, Va, Monday, where she
has charge of the music department il
Thompson Normal College. Miss
= Averett is an accomplished musician
y and experienced teacher.
Mr.. F. II. Rossiter, late genera
!, secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. in Hen
! derson, is here shaking hands with hi
friends this week. He arrived Satur
J day, having returned about two week
=, ago from London where he went witt
u Prof. S. Il. Ford, the humorist ant
recitationist. Mr.. Rossiter says h
greatly enjoyed his visit to Englan
!, including The trip across the Atlanti
a both ways and he and the professO
v may 90 back again next year.
We have received neat ticket c
invitation from Mr.. and Mrs. job
Forman Engle, Of Elizabeth City, \
s c., announcing the marriage OF thel
e daughter Miss Florence Langley, t
n Mr.. Thomas G.. Jones, Wednesday
v Sept. llth. Mr.. Enele, the father {
8 the bride, is well known in Henderson
e and the youn. lady has many friend
and acquaintance in this part Of Mort
: Corolina who will wish her unbounde
n happiness and long life in her Marie
Y state.
= Mrs. DIR. w. ID. Morton and sou Ma
ter Flournoy, who have been stayn
- several weeks i'll Virginia, returne
J. home Tuesday night. They starte
Monday morning but before they hs
gone far the horses ran away and thre
20 the occupants from the vehicle and d.
q molishing it. Mrs. Morton was bad
It hurt and had to prolong her departu'
ne until next day. The wheels OF tn
ne carriage ran over one other ankles an
ne she is suffering with a badly bruise
- and swollen member.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-19
Telephone Subscribers.

The following named persons among
others have become subscribers to the
telephone:
Samuel Watkins, residence and store,
Beacon Bros, A. J. Harris, w. E..
Gary & Co., DR.. F. A. Macon, Hardee
& Marston, (stables) J. S. Poythress,
J. z. Massenburg, j. B. Owen, Presi-
dent Citizens Bank, z. II. Thomas,
w. S. Parker, store and residence, w.
W. Reavis, DR.. F. r. Harris, j. IL.
Bridgers, Electric Light Plant, }. z.
Taylor & Co., Lassiter PArham Co.,
J. II. Lassiter, S. F. Teiser, store and
residence, Claude Hunter, office and
residence, J. d. Cooper, American
Tobacco Co., J. B. Owen, Strause
Bros, office and residence, S. S. Whit
ten, J. II. Young Office and residence,
J. A. Kelly, p. T. Jones, GOLD LEAF:
Besides the above we understand
that the freight depots and telegraph
offices are assured, though contracts
have not yet been signed.
That the telephone exchange Will be
a great convenience goes Withoutsaylng
There are many ways in which it can
be used to great advantage. Fol
instance you would not have to go to
| the dentists office to make an engage
ment, but could do so from your resi-
dence or place of business without
trouble or loss of time. So with the
doctor: when in need of his services
instead of dispatching a messenger FOL
him you simply step to the phone ant
call him. When you want list o
| groceries or an extra side dish all tina
is necessary is to 60 to that same llttl'
instrument, ''hello'' at the man yo'
trade with and tell him to send 1T up
and the the things done.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-19

We venture the assertion that one Of
the most unique aud attractive displays
of granite to be seen at the Atlanta
Exposition will be from Vance county.
Messrs p Linehan & Son, Of Gray
stone, at considerable cost and care
prepared an exhibit which was sent
down about the first Of the month. 1t
is stone table, the legs being blocks
of granite in the rough, the corners
dressed, the top large slab with pol
ished edges. the whole being very ef-
fective. There are number of pieces
of granite dressed, polished and in its
rough state with which to sect off, the
table when placed in position. Mr..
Houff, the artist, made a photograph
of Messrs. I.innehan & Sons exhibit
just before it was sent away and it
makes very pleasing picture.
Don't forget the great Bargain Sale
now going on every day at WATKINS.
You can buy so inch dress goods
at so cents yard, at
II. THOMASON'S.
Be We Clothed.
Have you bought your fall suit: Do
YOU want winter underwear: Will
YOU need a new Overcoat this season!
| If so Watkins can furnish you. And
the price will be SO low that you'll not
have the heart to ''jew.' He has a
large and inviting line from which to
select, embracing all styles and sizes
and qualities and can please. the most
fastidious and exacting as we'll as
the most reasonable and economi-
cal buyer. The stock Of this firm
is not only large, but it is full and
complete as to assortment, and in style
and finish garments are OF the best.
When passing that way look into the
clothing department and inspect the
immense stock. Examine the extra
ordinary values in neckwear, hosiery
underwear and shirts. The lines o
children's suits was never greater an(
for mems and boys wear, the stool
embraces everything in clothing. Thu
assortment of hats is nObby and tn
stock is large from which to select. L
will cost you nothing to examine thes
goods and it may save you money:
NV goods are pure and unadulterate
and decided by good Judges to be tn
best in town. Come and be convinced.
S. S. WHITTIER.
: For the BEST and CHEAPEST SHOES o
+ earth ro TO HARDEE'S.
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w anAd.

A practical and theoretical fruit farmer
from the celebrated Hudson river, New
York State) fruit district, would like a
position with fruit farmer desiring the
services of thoroughly competent man,
as manager or assistant manager. Ad-
dress "B." GOLD LEAF Office.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-19
New Hotel.

Mr.. J. W. Beck has opened his
house as hotel and boarding house.
AS the old Henderson Hotel this es-
tablishment was we'll known in years
past. 1t is conveniently Gtuated oppo-
site the court house and near the bust
ness part of town. Comfortable ac-
comodations for regular and transient
board and lodging, at reasonable
charges. The comfort of guests will
be carefully looked after and every
thing done to make those who stop at
the Henderson House feel sat home
Good fare, clean roomd, and polite ser.
vice promised.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-19
Presbyterian Church-Religious No.

Rev. DR.. Morton will begin series
OF services at the Presbyte church
on Saturday, Sept. 22nd, continuing
during the week following After 4
few days he expects to have the assist
ance of his brother, Rev. J. B. Morton,
of Tarboro, late of Winter Park, Fla.
The public is cordially invited.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-19

henderson Lodge, No. go,
A. +. n A. Nj.
u....- fist Tuesdays in each month at
an l. III, and third Tuesday nights at
~ Rravis Hall
henderson Chapter, Royal Arch
IasONs,
MEET, the second and fourth Tuesdays III
zach month. 1T 10 a M
For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
JOHN B. WATKINS.
Twenty barrels nice brinecucumbersf Tor
-.I. W. T.. MOSS & co.
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Will be Closed.

Teiser's store will be closed Satur-
day, Sept. 28th, on account of holiday.
Bear this fact in mind and do your
trading before that day.
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A GOOD PLAY.
"OuIy a Farmers Daughter"

Few more pleasing plays have been
produced by American authors than
this beautiful domestic drama. And
certainly none with a more wholesome
moral as the underlying principle. Its
motif is pure, its tone elevatlng, It's
situations dramatic-its tenor through
out calculated to do an audience good
when interpreted by capable and intel
licent artists, such as it has just been
presented by here.
1t is to be regretted that larger
audience did not greet Mr.. Josh E.
Ogden's excellent company at Burwell
Hall Friday night. And then the
rain coming up at the time it did greatly
married the performance by the noise
on the tin roof overhead. This OF
course the players could not help,
exert themselves ever SO much. but 1t
detracted from the effectiveness OF
their work and the enjoyment of the
audience. However, there was but
one sentiment expressed and that
in effect was that ''Only Farmer s
Daughter'' was one of the best plays
produced here in long time and the
company one of the strongest and
most capable and conscientious.
The acting of Miss Helen North was
| superb. She is a beautiful woman with
a pleasing stage presence, her acting
natural and easy and her work that o.
true artist in every sense. Miss
Blanch de bar Booth easily shared the
honors with the star. Although the
role assumed by her was trying one
and by its very nature Chat OF aschem
ing, designing woman OF unscruplou'
character) not such as to enlist thu
sympathies Of the audience, yet by he
splendid acting she provoked admlra
ton and won applause in spite OF thes'
disadvantages. Miss Zula Ellsworth
PLAYED her part we'll, while little Ethe
Nav, the..wonderful child actress, cap
tivated the hearts of everybody. Sh
is remarkably brilliant child and tn
sweetness of disposition and lntelll
gence of manner with which she spok
her lines and acted her part were mar
velous for one of her age. Messrs
James E. Fulton, Eugene Ellsworth
Fred B. Hall and Rem II. Hake ar
all actors of strength and force in til
delineation of their respective charae
tiers and received hearty applause an
appreciation:
Upon the whole Mr.. Ogden's con
pany is a we'll balanced one and the
give a clean clear cut performance, on
of the best and most enjoyable that ha
been seen at Burwell Hall in sever;
J seasons.
, Should they come this way again the
| will be greeted with an enthusiastic r.
, cepton and greater appreciation ar
patronage. Than this perhaps "
. could pay them no higher tribute.
, J. S. Poythress is prepared to +
orders for Coal-any kind desired. /
, says he will sell coal cheaper than III
body in the world. Give him your ord
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung To Castoria.
When She had Children, She gave them CaStoria
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Notice..
Auction Sale of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.

THE TNDERSIGNED WILL SELL.
Il at public auction. Friday. September
9th, 1895, all the household and kitchen
furniture belonging to the estate of the
late DIR. &. :. Boyd, consisting OF beds.
chairs. tables. carpets. rugs. stoves. cook
ing utensils, &c. &c.
Place OF sale, the old Bank Of Hen
del son, next doorto +. +. Nights jewellery
store.
Time OF sale. o'clock, p. m.
MARY A. BOYD,
Executlix of Dr. &. 5. Boyd. deceased.
}. L. Currin, Auctione.r.