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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
THE REAL DICKENS REVEALED BORN
JUST 100 YEARS AGO THIS M0prnl

Just 100 years aEo today. on Feb.
ruary 7. 1919. there was born at
Landport. In Portsea. Eng. child
who was destined 10 b. tho most
popular writer tho world has over
seen thus far.
His chance for achieving anything
out OF tho ordinary seemed slim
enough then. Indeed, there didn't
seem 10 be much chance Of his even
growing up. much icss Of growing
up 20 be man Of commanding
genius. For he wan frail and sick.
ly child. born OF improvident
parents, who couldn't even afford
TO give him decent schooling.
All who have also read David
Copperflcid" know something Of
how improyident and nappy-go-
lucky these parents we're. for Ia the
immortal Mr.. Micawbcr~w was
always waiting for something 20
turn up"--shia boy whose centenary
ws are celebrating today has given
tho world portrait Of his ioyAbIe
but Impccunious father. John Dick
ems.
Furthermore. thor> who have
read David Copperfield" know q
good deal about the life OF this boy.
Charles Dickens. for in David" he
has given a yelled autobiography.
For Jus, as David went 10 Lon
don as a mere child. 10 work In n
warehouse. so Charles Dickens went
10 London and worked In a backing
warehouse. lie ased 10 wander
about tho streets Of London. taking
his meals IN just such penny eating
houses az David haunted. and peep.
ing now and then into covent Gar.
den market 10 SEQ the gorgeous dis
plays Of fruits and flowers.
And Just as Mr.. Micawber passed
much of his time In prison for debt.
30 Charles Dickens father. hope
iessiy Involved. spent months In
prison pending the settlement Of his
case In the bankruptcy court. And
little Charles used 20 20 home" on
Saturday nights TO spend Sunday
with. family that was actually
keeping house In = jail.
And there Was q Dora" In real
life, too. only Dickens never rot AZ
far ~ the altar with her. and there
was an ambitious stripping who
learned shorthand and became q
parliamentary reporter. only the
real reporter was q better one than
David ever pretended 10 be. for
Gfo .fas ftf.sE. aa ~.a nxa~t.I fS.
quickest and most accurate in some
80 reporters who were then taking
stenographic reports for the London
papers.
This was the Charles Dickens"
says George Sala. who. In high
satin stock and double breast pin.
In glossy frock coat and velvet col.
lar. In cut velvet waixtcoat and
gllstsning chain. was. In the early
days Of Queen yictoria's reign. one
OF the brst looking aud best dressed
young fellows about town: and who.
a few years later. In blue frock.
white vest and white trousers.
looked even natter and comciicr."
II was In these reporting days
that tho sketches by Boz" were
written. and the immortal Pick
wick Papers," which established
Dickens At stride AZ the most pop.
ular Of English writer's
Then came oliver Twist and
Nicholas Nickieby." and The Old
curiosity SHOP and 10 down To
The Mystery OF Edwin Drodo."
which mystery was sealed when tho
master Of Gad's Hin laid down his
pen forever. with the book but half
finished. In the summer OF 1870.
That he appreciated the warmth
OF his welcome In America n cvi-
dcnccd By tho following. from . let
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

iy this morning he s!gnailed The
house with his handkerchief tied
20 cornstaik. 0lcsfuily rushed
to the telephone and called up
Cousin Matte and Cousin Mittie al
the village "Wo win. girls," !
shouted Uncle Amos In wavinn
the white flag Of SURRENDER from
tho corn crib"
Uncle Amos wanted to be let on,
OF this gol ding prison. right away
but ! was not quite that easy
You don't got out. Uncle Anios."
said. firmly. until you decd over
twothirds Of the farm To your
daughters an guarantee. Then
we'll sec II Doris willowplume or
any other strange woman will b
willing to take chance at marry
Ing you"
SO hitched UP and went to the
village to get Mittic and Matte
leaving Uncle Amos still cooped up
to ponder over the way he had been
outgeneraied by his loving niece
Diana Dillpickles.
tContinued) -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

II looks like triumph.
Uncle Amos has declared he VIII
give un his attempt to marry mall.
order bride. IL came this morning.
but not until had locked him In
the corn crib for safe keeping and
cut off his tobacco.
Since his attempt 10 run away and
marry by sneaking out OF tho win
dow Of his room. would have need.
ed to watch him. not only day, but
also night, and that Ia more than
human endurance Is equal to. SO
last evening hustled him out to
tho corn crib and put him under
lock and key there. No Windows TO
get out Of. you know. gave him
to understand that. although these
were high handed proceedings. and
a suspension OF the habeas corpus,
| II was the only way TO save him
and tho farm from fortune hunt.
reases. Well, no sulked all night
behind the Stats OF the corn crib,
like captive chimpauzee. and final.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
Observations

CLEVELAND womens boycott butter
DOCTORS that
% digest they fully Green rotten
Doubles
VIM LAMBERT,
pays the kind
men falling off the will good police
MORE square painted one big
Pnow Wonder what
his a garden to that
IN ONE 1857 fires New York traced
matches What's that I'm the time
D all the divorces traced careless matches too?
SOMETIMES there's laugh U. s. Senator
Numbering children affair
EVANGELIST Gypsy SMITH making Los Angeians weep by
to right the tourist
BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
What Would Become 4
Your Loved Ones d
Something Hap
pened to You!
AN EDITORIAL

Have YOU ever given THAT thought CAkhsss
CONSIDERATIONS Yea Of coursA
THOUGHT Of II, but what have you AC1uAAN.
DONE toward properly PROVIDING for ~
little ones3
Have YOU allowed that bugaboo. time -
care Of ITSELF" to govern YOUR actonss 90
that YOU are so careless as to NEGLECT oo
MOST IMPORTANT DUTIES OF YOUR ~
NO MAN has any excuse for subjectng
to the future of earning her OWN living ny
with PRIDE could think of il. Whatever 10Y
a part of it should be placed in the savines
PROTECT HER and the KIDDIES
And the SIMPLICITY of it. little So
SACRIFICE can mean THEIR INDEPENDh's-
After dinner tonight. take pencil and PIP
plan-plan to open your Savings account in ne
ington Trust and Savings Bank tomorrow ~
Then each week or month make regular depostA
it an obligation. In few years you'll Tina
balance to your credit.
Twenty dollars, for instance. deposisec
month in the Washington Trust and Savings -. .
Four per cent compound interest means ov6 ~
hundred in five years or nearly three thousano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

ter quoted by Mamie Dickens In her
story OF her fathers life:
How can tell you what has hap
pcned since the first dayy How can
! give You the faintcst notion OF my
reception here. OF the crowds that
pour In and out the whole day. Of
the people that line the streets
when 20 out: OF the cheering
when vent into the theatre; OF
tho copies Of verses. letters Of con
gratulafion. welcome of all kinds.
balls. dinners. assemblies without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
Locking the Door--Aherward

legislative committee is investigating the condition
81 the striking mill operatives Lawrence Mass. The
btions disclosed disgaccul Wages so low that fam
es would band together and hire tenement in order 70
6conomize five living in II found that
right door Boston, the socacd Hub Of our culture
Ind refinement conditions similar TO those portrayed
DvidIy by ZoIa in "Cerminal
Why that industrial conditions which rcproach
30 civilization should be permitted to continue until grea
strike occurs before investigated And generally
hents militia coercion Ii violence to be
avoided those who toll have which truly
represents them and will that Investigations are
made and remedies applied before hopelcssncss and dc
pcranon have dehroned patience and reason.
pssh registration figures past
Thsn fcksrinp
.
osy figures Increasing shows
Seattle In the role Of fair maid advantage Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

Charles Dickens u1q1o 4 en|
notable novels. ~ - =
"A Tale Of Tuo Cities
perfleld' and ~Cfeat 1 |
that rank among w. ~
English literature.
Now. Z hundred yonn
birth. and more thao = ~
his death. be still - -
than any other ncyua Z
wrote In the Engll61 tuoo1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
The Wolf and the Sheep

Bouk White resident Of Trinity House. York
kof heresy No wonder; he
Earpener IN which he
WOLF peys on 100 sheep
woif but because Of the sheepishness OF the sheep"
Such talk undsguised
predatory Big BUSINESS won't 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

Dickens passionate admirer OF Niagara HI ~
he visited each time he 10 America Mamie D(ckms 81
from letter the following description Of the fals vG
her father while hc ia the United States ~ ~ 81
Il down aione into the vsry basin 49,
would be hard for a TO stand to Co ~
he does there. There bright rainbow n NJ ~
and from that I looked up to-Great Heeveo.-b
WHAT fall OF bright green water, The broo1 ~
mighty stream 10 die In the act Of falling -
from its unfafhomable grave arises that remsn6on
ghost OF spray and mist tina, laid and ~ ~
haunting this place with the same dread so)ennlu,
perhaps from the creation OF the world. The dF4 =
feet OF this tremendous spectacle was penoo
mind tranquility great thoughts Of eternA ~ -
happiness nothing OF shudder At ~ rooot
lection Of Glencoe. but whenever think Of Nnean
shall think of It's beauty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

suees to win confer s.vor ~ shaf
asnr substitute sno,ne sl
You. paper pisn Xxx e' Ss cissSsioa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
Hl0Sf
JOSH WISE
AAYn;

"rh' pu bi o
that regularly
lets lie human
rights be tram
pied on 10 m ads
up Of individuals
VINO won't lot
anybody kiok
their dog"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

anybody Fowierf You he's the
can't continent six months ago 70
Reckon the
tew that big usy plum Of prize was wise In bic gen
6raior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

my husband. fifteen years ago.
said Mrs. Blank. used 10 kiss me
every ume wc passed through .
tunnel. But now"
She gave bitter laugh.
Now shc said. he takes q long
pull At his travelling flash. Lon
don Opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
FROM THE MAscULIN

FROM THE MASCULINE VIEWPOINT
looks" 5000 " " w 80 ""'
"Nonsense" the sharp eyes "A woman
Unsnes that she II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
THEN THE LESSON STOPPED

The teacher conducting her little
dolatry she
show that they understood her INT
The -. -
"See.' chorused children
1T had II cou
Hear"
1T had lips. 4 IL II
The "Hpoak ~ -
ut had a
Wipe it, the shouted oppcd-
Old SoqueDocor drinking. ~
DoctoThe easiest dnking-Boston
Evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

their again today
Coast poury chicken yard Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

"ort stiIcblock 10 suffrin' from
hives, but --aev Amt 'hives Of In
dustry.'"
There's only three or four otis
great deal o. mall AZ tn Beelcys-
port postoffus, an tn inference 10
they're on some sucker list"
when a person 10 light hearted
Is no sign there's a pane In his
chest"
Asked his party utilization when
he registered, Job Artichoke an
svered: Scattering
"it's bad enough ter be game
hog without havin' yourself photo
graphod with the evidence"
"Whcn he wux In New York.
Hank Hosscawn licked up so much
OF tn grape on tn Great White
Way that he came home sufferin'
with phyiIoxera."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

"A man tried to pick my pockets
In the street yesterday. but my
vito prevented him"
did shc grappls with him. OF
just scream
Neither: she wasn't there"
"Thcn how could she prevent
hImr"
she had been through my peck
esx irsti"-Tit.Bits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
The Good Lines On

Parents do cherish the
you. fatner over forty years ago refused 10 feo
e0vocate the issue OF rnlroad aid
sasncors has been an inspiration to his In all the
pxht the peoples battles That
~ but the impress OF the
oasssd Is It 80
- Good EVENING" With weather
Pr MAN. figuring
f.nk BUT arc reckoning without spring
In hs forget that seattle
Santsfour sixsb'e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

Michigan students assumed tho
role Of stokers whom fironion
struck. But don't get elated. tho
bliaterA will keep tham out OF
school for at least three weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
FROM DIANA'S DIARY

Miss Dipklss senIs FNpev
Becoming Mail Order arsdesroom. E@3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

In real life there are not 20 many
beautiful heroinos as there are on
the stage. but neither IL the hero
Inc turned out into the snow storm
90 often.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

TIVE GREAT SvHVN'ok
SAT n FRONT OF Tba
FRA MACE ~ oeeP
THOUGHT. vtHeA n uAh,Sna
NJ SA,p Alovej ~
Los AAcelES VOTED pRy,
Aow WOULD sAH DIEGO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
LOOK QUIT

Trouble won't come after you.
Unless you beckon It.:
But when he does got on your tocs
He clogs a merry skst-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

A New Jersey girl saved man
from drowning by the use OF her
fur mock piece. That ioohn sus'
picious In Leap Year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

4 understand that your spinstsr
friend has gone into ono OF the
professions
Wa -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

a Tip From the Waiter
Everything comes TO him who
waits. I suppose said the restau.
rant diner patiently
Yea. sub" answered the negro
waiter. hut tho gentleman what
won't walt done gets his first
i.ifc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

~ 70 WANT TO Dc FUNNY
Twist up your syslssh
Mako your laugh . fro~n.
Wioois your ears.
And you'll BE- . fine clown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

Scientists have discovered an
animal which has three sets OF
logs n they only held elections
in tho animal Kingdom hs'd b .
fasorite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

A g. Paul. MINI. minister has
adopted tho graphophons msthod
OF delivering bis sermons That's
La mean trick 10 play on tho man
who wants 70 sleep through the ser
mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

Men accompanied By ladies may
now take advantage of tbs New
York Y. w. G. A. dinlng rooms.
A man tried II the other day but
forgot he VA. good looking. A
nsarriot resulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

Indeed. And what II her partic.
alar pursuitr~
Man. "--clcseland Plain Dealer.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-24

FOR SALE.
$500 Modern, C room house, lot COX
40; half block of car line; this
house in excellent part of $.
Highlands; easy terms; this is
pick up.
s6500--Strictly modern, room home
in best part of South High
lands; will exchange for lot or
smaller house; can arrange
easy terms.
A number Of 5, and room homes
in West End cheap. all mod
ern: can arrange terms like
rent with small cash payment
81 ,000--l4 room apartment house in
Norwood on car line; strictly
modern; can secure long time
lease for $3.50 per month; how
is this for an Investment? No
mortgage to assume. Can ar
range terms.
If you are looking for a home or
an investment anywhere IN
the city don't buy until you
see our list. I'VE have UNI
for sale or exchange.
HAGGARD REALTY co,
Phone 7794. sOl American Trust.
Don't forget the number
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-24
FOR SALE

GOh 0AL1
SOUTH HIGHLAND home, Just being
completed worth $1,000. can be
bought this week for $4,000. and a
small cash payment will give you
Immediate possession. This home is
complete and desirable in every par
ticular. as you win say when we
show 1t to you. If you see this in
time, you will be certain to make 1t
your home. The PIERCE Foshee Co.
We're here to stay 7012 En-
pire. Phone 1855.
FOR SALE-Second-h hand folding bed
and combination desk attached, used
only few times, quartered oak, piano
finish. cost originally SIS, will take
ss5. Address 1917 Avenue B.
BIG week end bargain; owner will sell
fine lot fronting on Tuscaloosa ave
nue. 50x150; all improvements in and
paid price only 5000. easy terms.
Phone main 4773 or West End 456.
11-24-3t-su-we-f
FOR sALE-At a bargain, one Edison
graphophone, with record cabinet; orig
inally cost $125; one Lion gas water
heater. Phone Main 17S1-J
FOR sALE--one 1912 Model Indian mo-
toroyele for sale, reasonable. Apply
Norton's Drug store
FOR SALE-By owner. three nice up
to-date. . and Groom cottages right
near the Catholic school and church
at West End; a chance for some one
with money to invest; will sell cash
or terms Call Main 40 after Sunday.
ELEGANT new $3.50 piano, $3.50; have
two. must sell one. Phone Main
6207-J. 11-24 st
FOR SALE--Medioine wagon, the very
thing for delivery, milk peddler or ice;
glass front, two glass top doors; foot
brake inside; pole, set double harness;
can be used with shafts; cost Sis; good
as new: has timken ball-bearing
axles: win sell for 500 cash, or any
thing of equal value. J. II. Anderson,
Calera, Ala r. ].
ENGINEER and mechanic of Is years
experience in charge of medium and
large plants, open for engagement as
chief engineer, master mechanic, fore
man, machinist, engine installing and
erecting; prefer the industrial plants.
Address, Chief Engineer. 099 Albany
st, Boston, Mass. n-24-St
LARGEST and greatest variety valuable.
desirable property of every kind to
exchange for other desirable property.
No wind mills or graveyard lots con
sidered State your wants to the
Really Doctor, sos Alabama Land
Building. Phone 5272.
FOR SALE at 222f Avenue r one oak
bedroom suit. one dresser, one wash
stand, two springs, two mattresses, six
chairs, four rockers, three iron beds,
one gas heater, one sideboard, one CEN
ter table. one dropleaf table, one fold
ing baby cart; no second hand furniture
men need apply.
FOR EXCHANGE.
HAVE eavarnl heaItifIl lomes we'll
located from $500 TO $4,000 will made
for well-improved farms.
HUGH RITTER
Phone 1874 sol American Trust Bldg.
JUST received a big shipment of oak
kitchen cabinets, with flour bins
drawers and with nickel top; 81 down
and 81 per week Glass Bros. Furni-
ture & Carpet Co, Ills Sd ave. See win
dow display.
FOR sALE-One second hand e. NJ. +.
five passenger automobile; In first class
condition; cheap. Apply S21 South Doth
street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-24

FOR SALE or exchange. valuable city
block and manufacturing plant; pay
for itself soon; being sold to settle
estate; stand close investigation.
Cash terms, or exchange. See b. i.
Eborn. Phone 5272.
no EXCHANGE Pretty spotted Fox ter
rier puppies for singing canaries or
child's saddle, or will sell puppies. Phone
7554-J., 222l Sd ave.
FOR SALE or will exchange for unin-
numbered real estate, one 40 horsepower,
five passenger automobile; cost owner
$1,000 and has been driven less than 20oo
miles, practically new. Address #. 3. j.,
1913 First National Bank Bldg. city.
WEST END-The real suburb Five room
cottage $2750; all modern improvements;
elevated lot, near car line, faces south;
$50 per month buys this come quick.
No cash payment necessary, but good
moral risk required.
CI4As. I. SMITH,
oO1-2 Empire. Main %47. Res 1Sis-W.
FOR sALE-Modern room home on
North Highlands; ideal location and a
good bargain. Will consider first mort
gage paper as a cash payment and
make terms on balance.
r. ]. BURNS CO,
ps American Trust Bldg. Phone 1856.
s1soo-Beautiful cottage. best part Of West
End, lot 50x1eo modern. Let US show
you this bargain Easy terms. Bender
&c Marley, Chamber of Commerce Bldg,
Phone 1866
720 acres IN Msrengo county; much suit
able for alfalfa; all good farming iand:
$50 and a bargain. II. y. Cullen, sli Title
Guarantee Bldg
FOR sAr,E-At Fies u Sons AustIon on
November ~. Pony. buggy and harness
This pony liz gentle for children to eide
and drive, do not miss tho chance for
bargain very desirable for Xmas
present. n-24-st.
tss50--Ten rooms modern. South High
land residence. $4,000 cash or ak
change, Can also put into Desirable
exchange d1al. nne farm aud suburb
an acreage. owner. b04 Alabama Land
Building, Phone 1919.
Would consider 1t a privilege to chow IT,
Then II pleased can produce Il contract
no other agent knows about and price
unequaled.
CHAs, I, SMITH.
Lists aad ssiis,
501-2 Empire, Main i.47, Res, isls-W.
SPLENDID story residence. IA rooms,
halls and two baths, fine for room
ins, or boarding. 1911 9Th ave. $50, II. ID.
Smith, 20G Hood Bldg,
FOR sALE-One elegant electric coupe.
See II at 81 South Goth street.
FOR sALE-A Columbus surrey IN good
condition at bargain IL sold at once
Address Box 81. Ensley, or call phone
10
600 acre suburban tract, stations. near
Bessemer. sacrifice FIVE acres up, or
pay literally for loan. Exchange con-
sidered owner. 1903 South 18th St.
Phone main 5272.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-24
FOR SALE
HERR.s A pIck-rP.

HERES A PICKUP.
\ beautiful 10 room home on
high corner lot, 197xi90, over
looking the city. Has every mod
ern convenience. Fine furnace
and fireplace in every ROOM
Bedroom with private bath
downstairs. -Four bedrooms.
bath, sewing room and trunk
room upstairs and large I'm
ished attic Two sleeping
porches. Barn, carriage house
and servants house. Cost of
improvements over $4,000 Of
fered for a limited time at
$500.
W. Fl. BASON.
GIBSON ms. 4 REALTY CO,
2l6 N. 2ist ST. Phone PISS.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-24

s225o-5-room. all modern, lot 56xiis, best
part of Woodlawni $40 cesh, s23 par
month This Is a bargain, See us
about this at once. Bender & Varey,
Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Phone
4eG5.
NEAR FAIRVIEW.
SPLENDID six-room cottage, with all
the modern conveniences, large lot fac
ing east. Price $3.50; liberal terms.
HUGH RITTER,
Phone 1884. S0l American Trust Bldg.
FOR sALE-Office furniture and two
good roll top desks. A. II. Daniel, 233
First Nail. Bank Bldg. 11-22-st
s1s, 5OO-Spiendid 9Th ave. correr, 40 deep.
not far from Terminal station, also in
side lot on 18th ave. for 5000. Is bound
to enhance In value. n. ID. Smith. 2o5
Hood Bldg.
AUCTION. AUCTION.
AucTIONl AUCTION.
will sell Tuesday, November q. 1873
a. m iron and brass beds. drcssers.
washstands. dining tables. chairs. 3as
stoves rugs. etc, at 1919 9th avenue.
w. r. Parker. Auetioneer.