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The Plaintiff Fou ght in Court.

In the case Of Cornelius against Hambay in
Judge Stoves court in Pittsburg yesterday an
exciting incident occurred. Cornelius brought
suit against Hambay for $4,000 for alternating
the affections of his wife. While Miss Cor
nelius was giving testimony detrimental to her
mother, and when the interest of the auditors
and court officers was taken up with the testi-
mony~ Cornelius, the plaintiff came into the
court room and unobserved came behind Ham,
bay, the defendant, and attacked him. He
struck Hambay several times over the head.
yelling at the top Of his voice: '.You villain
you! You rascal, I'll kill you!" All this time
the daughter upon the stand CT led. Look out.
he's crazy" 1t was some time before the court
gained its usual composure. Mrs. Cornelius.
who up to this time had maintained q calm de-
meanor, burst into tears. Cornelius was placed
n ] all
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JUDGE FLEMING INAUGURATED.
West Virginia Republicans Take No
Part In the Exercises.

Judge Fleming was insugurated governor Of
West Virginia yesterday. The republican men,
bers OF the legislature emphasized their belief
that he was not entitled to his seat by remain
ing away from the Inauguration ceremonies.
Many prominent democrats, who have been
disguised with the course OF the party leaders,
were conspicuous by their absence, and small
audience was attracted by curiosity to see the
event Fleming simply took the oath Of office
and then read q short address to the people. the
most important part Of which referred to the
gubernatorial contest He made an effort to
justify this, claiming that the result proved
that the contest ought not to have been UNDER
taken. He urged the legislature TO enact some
ballot reform Law. but. in face of the fact tina {
the legislature will probably adjourn before
highly appreciated
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The Pope's Dying Brother.

Cardinal Pecci, brother of Leo XIII, whose
fatal illness was reported yesterday, is the Sec
ond son Of the family, and the pope's senior by
three years. He was born at Cardineto in 1907,
entered the society Of Jesus and filed the chair
of philosophy in the Roman college until 1851,
distinguishing himself as q writer upon philos-
optical subjects as we'll as Q teacher He fn-
ally left the Jesuits on account Of his unwilling
ness to conform to the views they desired him
to advocate concerning the philosophy Of St.
Thomas Aquinas. In September, 1878, he was
raised to the prelacy by his brother. and made
one of his domestic prelates and under librari An
of the Vatican. In May, 1879, Leo XIII made
him chief librarian Of the vatican, and pro-
NOTED him to asest in the sacred college Al
though it was quite in accordance with papaI
usage and etiquette for the pope to advance his
near relative to the cardnalate, Mgr Pecci re-
fused the honor when it was rendered to him,
and only accepted the honor at the solicitation
of the members Of the sacred college.
Pope Leo XIII had four brothers. One died
many years ago aud another in 1879. The sur
viving brother, Baptist, is married, and the
head Of a family. The pope had two sisters
also, both of whom are married.
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WILL HAVE 'EM NEXT TIME.
That is the Way Gen. Golf Consoles Him.
self for the West Virginia Decision.

Gen. Nathan Golf, the defeated candidate
for gubernatorial honors, without a wrinkle on
his placid countenance, and looking just as
happy as he did when he held an undisputed
title to a cabinet Office, walked slowly down
the avenue yesterday afternoon.
mo, there's nothing new or startling in West
Virginia" said he to a STAR reporter who ac-
costed him. Everything out in that region
has settled down. We've had a good deal of
fight out there for sometime past. but it is
all over now. Satisfactorily? Oh, no; but
1t was done as the law provides
Of the West Virginians wanted to put in power
the man who was elected, but they finally con-
cluded to give the place to another fellow.
We've got EN- next time, though" he chuckled.
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THE PUBLIC GROUNDS.
Notes From Col. Ernst's Report-Visit.
ors to the Monument, Etc.

Col q. II. Ernst, commissioner Of public
buildings and grounds in his report for jan
uary. 1890, says that there were 10, 1884 visitors
to the top Of the Washington monument, OF
whom 1908 made the ascension by the elevator
and S,225 by the stairway, making total of
90, 1888 persons who have visited the shaft
since it was opened to the public in 1888. Two
arrests we're made OF persons detected in the
act Of defacing the exterior walls. In Dupont
circle the ground broken by the laying Of the
new forty-eight-inch water main through the
park has been restored to its former condition
by grading and soiling the surface over the
trench. The trees and shrubs temporarily re-
moved have been restored and the terra Gotta
wash pipe from the fountain has been replaced
and the break In the surface resodded. A por-
ton OF the old pipe line supplying the execu-
tive mansion with water from the spring in
Franklin square has been taken up and re-
placed with 400 feet of new four-inch pipe.
Governors Island for Emigrants.
Solicitor Hepburn Of the Treasury depart
ment has rendered an opinion to the effect that
there are no legal obstacles in the way Of Gov
ernors Island, MY, being used az an emigrant
station. He can find no deed by which the
United States acquired title to the island, but
ascertained that shortly after the War of the
Revolution the legislature of New York coded
JURISDICTION OF the island TO the United States
II was subsequently used % . military post and
has been occupied by the United States ever
since. 30 far a. il known here the War depart
ment presents no objection to the establish
ment of an emigrant station on the island II
il probable that Secretary Window, in view of
the opinion Of Solicitor Hepburn, viii take
early action in the matter.
Candidates for Gen. Rochester's Place.
A great deal Of interest IL manifested In
army circles a. TO who in TO succeed Gen.
Rochester. paymaster general Of the army,
when he goes on the retired list on the 18th.
The appointment Of successor In in the hands
Of the President who can select any officer
out Of what 10 known a. the paymasters'
department Of the regular army. There are
several candidates In the held and some Of them
are strongly urged By their friends. Among
the more prominent are Colonsls Smith, Ter
rell and Carey, who stand on the list Of pay.
masters In the order named Smith claims the
pases bscsuse he b The ranking ofscer In the
pay corps. Terrell thinks he should have Il
because he b from indiana and u personally
known 70 the President, and Carey's frisndl
nrks his SELECTION became he has been loness
In the army than any other ofacse In the pay.
| msstsr's department aad = specially vel
qualified for the position
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BAIrIMoRE AND Ono RanRoAp,

schedule IN effect december ~. 1889
Leave iTSas . .1s corner Of New ssr,
For chicas9 and Northwest. vsstibuisd LamissS
fof gi1cnn. s. LOais Dna isdsshsSoi. .upr..
For PittsbuIs and Cleveland. vessbuisd 1laissa
express daily II 20 .: m. aud empress 40 pm
s: Es:ss. 81 Is. s::ss:
f0r LIar.y. $40 pm. daily.
$50 60 90. T. o6 D Is mn @iauss., "a
s sS, ss S 5sS go ts ss nS, "a
sSS S. al s@ fsge Sc s. .! sisG 81:
300. 1880 and II 80 pm
more, 500 o a.. 80 = n, ~ To- SIS. "a 20.
a "a 10 Pm Sundays $50 am. i:la. s.2S. S:SS
Trans issye Baltimore for Warrington v,.s a.y,
:nS 20 y $40 s sSc sS Sls az. iss
300 go S. 5:iG 1850. $50 IS. i6:ao io:ss
For Annapoiis. 40 aud $3.50 am. la.lo and .2s
Sspo. sSs s faSs and So $50 p An.
,iiS:sS isS pP"cip. .tssau. QUIZ
tor kock vile and Way Stations, r. :35pm
For dsither.burs and internediats p0inIs. . oo,.
For Boyds aud intermedists stst,onA "a .oopn
't cbUTcR Z. t n; ,s.vs. w..,,,-,o,
pm- .topPns a. all stations on Meiropoitan SrsnsS
TOT frederick, fo:45. II 30 an. fS:l0. t4;30 q
For Haeerstown. til 20 am. and IS :3op.m
Is,ns arrive from Chicsso daily IL IS .. m and
a. m. and 30 pu- from Fattsburs 7:lV am. 80
NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
f9r ~. New York Trenton, Newark and Eliz.beth n
1850 pm Buffet parior cars on ii d.s I. sea
sisepin ps car on The 10 80 NJ open q 500
- Vy, ,sV0 s:2O 'l2oo Am. '2:3o 't;20 s7:ld
For INTERMEDIATES points between Bsitimorssud Pm.
soeIphA 70 200 and % ~ q. NJ, u 90, f3: pm
ri 90 Am us 6e hSIk io5 20 ws.hins.Sn g 80
n1fn rs;p, Ie.v. ph,,.as,n,,. n, v..n,,-, 60.
$40. 10 q M, II :35. a 40. .6;O5, s74O nm
for Alanuc City q 90 am and 200 M 6unr
tE1cept sunday. Daily. ssunday only.
baxxaxe called for and checked from hotels and re-
idences by Union Transfer Co. orders ef a tikes
ofhces, " and 1851 IA ave. and st Depot
d3o Gen n,n,eer ehAS O. =; scuLt
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FoK ONE WEEx
FOR ONE WEEK.
FOR ONE WEEK.
JULIUS LANsBUReH.
18th and sta,
Will Offer the Following
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
LACE CURTAINS.
25 pair Swiss Curtains 81 yds long, IS per pair
30 pair Frillededge Chamber Curtsins reduced from
e5.J0 TO 81. s. per pair
10 pair Frilled-e edge Chamber Curtains extra fine
quality. reduced from 81. so to 90. 90 per pair.
~ poRrIER1Es
LATEST SHADES. NEW EFFECTS
leo pair Vienna Chenille Portisres 3 shsdss reduced
from ~. 80 to 20. IS per pair.
They are of extra lengt tn and width and for tho
PRICE AND QUALITY
Cannot be E1celled.
ENTIRE STOCK OF TAPESTRIES REDUCED
Prom - to so Per Cent Below Former Prices
French Stripe Tapestries from zoe to a Der I'd
SIX stripe Tapestries, in all new shades, from II to
SMYRNA RUGS.
SMYRNA RUGS.
500 Smyrna Rugs fl. in. BY IT., o patterns, re-
d1ced 10 81. 10 each
go smyrna Rugs 3x6 #, q patterns, reduced to
e+.l0 each.
800 Smyrna Russ. Ak #. s patterns. reduced to
$3.50 each.
These Rugs are of FINE QUALITY. NEW PAT
TERMS and COLORINGS. and are without doubt
worth double the price
AkT SQUARES.
ART SQUARES.
ALLwOoL INGRAM ART SQUARES.
2&x3 yds. Reduced from s7.5O to SO.
ax3 yls. Reduced from 80 to S5.75.
3x:;la yds. Reduced from s1O. so to SO. SO
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
CHOICE PATTERNS
IMMENSE REDUCTION
In CARPETS vi all grades.
ELkGANT COLORINGS.
CHOICE EFFECTS.
FURNITURE
600 Solid Oak Chairs, 81 each
200 Cherry, Oak and Inn Nah. Tables O., SO each
500 Rockers, all styles and finishes. from e. up
GREAT REDUCTION
In SIDE BOARDS.
p different styles, from sic up
Mahogany ,Osk aud Antique Oak, hsndaomely carved
and with be veled plate gsss.
MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
SCRiPTION
WALL PAPERS and
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
JULIUS LANsBuRGH
II 18th and 2 sts.
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Parnell's Defense.

1t is reported that Parneli's defense will
make an absolute denial Of the resumption of
any intimacy with Mrs. O'Shea after her hus-
band had condoned her offense. O'Shea, being
an intimate OF Chamberlain, was probably
partly influenced by him to take the step he
mas, but the real motive OF the action is said to
be to obtain under his marriage settlement a
share OF the $4,000 sterling recently inherited
by Mrs. O'Shea,
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Preferred Death to u LOveless Marriage.
The motive Of Miss Charlotte Dunlap, aged
twenty, Of Susquehanna, Pa, who committed
suicide by taking poison Monday evening, has
been discovered. She was engaged to be
married on next Wednesday to a young man
whom her parents favored, but her affection
had been given to another. She left a note
requesting to be buried in her wedding dress,
stating that she would rather die than marry
man whom she did not love.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e5r The difference between q loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures il a
wide one, and of great significance to person
interested in the statement. THK STAR acears
portance to advertisers
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Cuba's Governor General III

Governor General Salamanca Of Cuba is
seriously ill. A consultation Of twelve physicians
was held yesterday and the patient was pro-
nounced to be in dangerous condition. A
meeting of the authorities will be held for the
purpose of considering what action will be
taken in the event Of his death. The vice
governor general has assumed command of the
island.
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Kicked His Portrait tn Pieces

Some months ago arrangements were made
to have the pictures of all of Newark's (N.J.)
mayors hung in the aldermanic committee
room. While inspecting the pictures the alder
men joked about Mayor Haynes likeness
This 30 irritated the mayor that yesterday
he had the picture brought to him and then
kicked it into pieces.
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RAILROADS
R lcaNoNp AND p.NyIlIf k.ILno,p 90

RICHMOND AND pANyfliE RAILROAD on
IN sch dnls IN sneSt JANuAky IL, lsso
son, 0ordonsvile CONFERENCE.-THE. lss mssssSs
ssnons eet~een Alexandria and Ilynohburs Rss.,sSS
Pullman Sleeper wsshinsfcn 10 NsS -si me hsnpeAA
ll-2i am.-Fa~t Mail aaiiy Tor ,ss,rs,.-. ~.
k iaess,s stations chesaeesie and oS,o Roas..
tssen - nchbnrs and D&nville. Gresnshoro' Ksi,sA
nnsneNlIls Charlotte. Columbia Augusta, AtlsrtS
California. Pullman sieeper New Ynrs - as,.n, ne
and Pullman sleeIers Atlanta 70 New Orleans. PalI.
man Sleeper panyille 10 Colun6la aud Aas1sts pull
kou;e, - w sne "
80 pm Daily. except sunday, for M.n.s.,~
so pm,,Dslly VIA Lynchbnnx. Bristol and Chat
t.noosA Pullman Nesubule sleepers WashInstnn 10
40 pm.-Nes;ern ExTresa dahl for M.uss-as
Culreper orsnse, Charloi,eSNiiie. stannton Innls.
VILE. efef 'of Aoe4s-
n 90 pm.- Southern Exprs-. daily for ryncAburs.
and ca}ornis Pullman SsstiSale car s
Sleeper Washington 10 Birmins Lam Ala VA NAM
and Georgia Pacine railway, and Pullman Sleeper
ss,ssinston g Ashsyille and Hot sprinss O.. va
Sl .pss,, ALSO washington 10 Augusta via Dsnvills
Trans ON washington and Ohio division ,..,, wash.
dsily arrive Round Hii III 30 All and 7 20 y M .
reiarins leave hound Hill 90 m daily and II "a
= m daily EXCEPT Sunday, arriving Washington . ID
Through trains from the south via Charlotte. p,u.
vile and Lynchburg arrive IN Washington Z or am
Lynchburs at 30 pm sud 10 40 Pun. VIA Chsss-
peake aud Ohio route aud CharlOttsyille Al a. NJ m
shu ~ pm and oS - IL strasburH local at 10 =
Tickets sleeping car reservation and ipformss,ou.
iurnshed and baggage checked AZ ofhos, 1900 Penn.
rsiIr Az AUG a. Passenger station. Pennsylvsnia
la2o JAS. L. TAYLOR Gen Pas. Agent
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To Recover Two Millions.

Frank NJ Clark, . lawyer Of Chicago, has
commenced proceedings in Duluth, Mimi, to
recover ea,OOo, 900 Of property in that city. A
dispatch from Duluth says that a defective
power Of attorney at the original sale is the
cause Of the proceedings, the transaction dat
ing back thirty years. Mr.. Clark says that he
was associated with several gentlemen who are
furnishing the means to prosecute the case,
and that the plaintiffs were convinced that they
would win the present claims, having no basis
for their alleged ownership OF the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-07

Mary Anderson's engagement to young
Navarro is now no longer denied by Miss An
derson's family. DR.. Hamilton Griffin frankly
admits that the engagement exists, not only
with his own, but his wife's approval. The
members OF Miss Anderson's family are now
generally understood, as repeated denials have
placed them in rather an embarrassing posi-
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Il o PENNSYLVANIA Rourr

Il ~, 49,. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
ksehLh ~s srf MP bss seESEnh7s
STEEL RAILS; MAGNIFICENT EQUIPnExR.
TRAINS Leave s'ss infHSS: fSx station
nor nt,sbS nh ma A y. STREETS AS IQLIowss
Fast L Lime oSes S Car. :, ie SO m d.ilsi
Louis With sisepns Cara ary from % O Hsssss .sd
lnmous and sleepins Oars HARRISBURG 70 kie6.
ssepn a ss % s.eta a,sssc 70 So nss'
fsTior o., snS .,nSlnnsu EIpress $50 y. daily:
ing Cars HArrisburs 20 81 Log,a ch,c.ra "a
ioSs hnf @c., s44 f h,ns Ger a,Trsss
Sleeping Car. Washington 10 dhicaso ana NJ
sleepers for Louisville aud Memphis Psciae E.a
viii ihroasL seeer Il 11s pssSss and the Nest
For Kane Canandaigus Rochester .nd Hissssip
daily, except sunday, loan.
iaS and Nlas.Ts 90 ,Sr p sS..
70, M S.eep;ns car Aashlngton g hoebester
= am. daily, except sunday.
FOR 81 as SE SS 36kk AND TIE EAST
40 f Is 90 ana az and no II NO a ON 2Lo ga
pm, Lmited Express Of Pullman psrior Carr
s sa9 am daily except sunday and 400 pl.
FoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
sccanD :, ,a y ~ week days and 10 m daily.
For boston without change, 20 pm. every DAY
c with n S-ooI asn Amen Ssanss 3
ink urect transfer TO Fulton street ayold,nr
double ferrlAse across New York City.
For Atlantic city. ii $40 am. week days IL 70 pm.
For Baltimore. e:35 200 s.IO. 300, 40. 10 20
II 600 and IL 80 AN, l2:O5 2:lO, 3 90 $50
sou a:lu 4:2O, $40. 500, z 40, D, lO 10 :Od
ana IA ~ pm On sunday, y 90, Us 10 30
80 Am- 2:1O, 32O, $50, 90, a: 10 B OI
For Pore. Greek Zane, 20 am. and 40 IN. daay.
For AnnapOls, 7;ao 90 an, IL :o5 and 20 pm,
dail,, except sunday. sundAyS sos AM AID
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
MAi NV NV ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
IN EFFEoT NOVEMBER is 1859
fof AlexsndriA 400 o:35. :45. b 40, y.45, 1887
sms i2:o4 noon, 2;v6, 4:l5, 4:25. 4:5S, 6.vI.
s:v- io:oo and II 81 pm. On sunday at 80.
80 d1 $3.50 30. lO'57 an 2s30. t:l6. 6I0l. SOD
Accommodation for ousntico. 7:45 an and IS
pm; week days: :45 am sundAya
For hichmond aud the South, 80. 1857 ana and
4:I3 pm daily. Accommodation q s56 pm wssk
Trains leave Alexandria for Warrington sos z 0S
500 9;lo, l0:l5. II 90 s-m-; j: go 500, 5 10.
0:lu 800, S;2O. 10 -, 10 :42 and i .Q5 pm On
SUNDAY At 10 and III :07 am. 200 40, 3. 10.
20, s:2o, 10 aud l0;42 pm.
1ickes and information at the Office northeast cor
nef OF 18TH street and Pennsyl yanA avenue and 90
the station where orders left for the chscknsof
CHAS. L. PUGH, j. H. MUuD
AsrAn
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He Was KILLED ON che Fair Grounds.

He Was Killed on the Fair Grounds.
Samuel Carly Of Frederick, Nd, is prose-
cutting suit against the Agricultural and Man
ufacturing association Of Hsgerstown to re-
cover damages for the death Of q son Of Mr..
Carly, which occurred at the fair OF the asso-
citation one year ago last October. caused by
the breaking Of Q staff during . balloon ascen-
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

THO NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
- IHE POPULAR kOUTE
LEI gLp fA'ohiIE STEAMER GkQRGE LKAHY,
Appo,ntments nrst-ciass Table uneIcelisd sssss
rooms large comfortable and heated BY steam Polio
and sttsnave officers. Thorough discipline
From 1thstreet wharf MONDAla EEDNESDAYa
The only steamer landing q Boston wharf Norfolk
aoo ne only nne ls,ins I'VE oonnect.on With
Tickets and rooms st els and 1851 Psnnsylvsnia
ave. Haweys, 10th aud y. W.. and knox d Exprona
who will check baggage from hotsls and prlvsts No.
dences. Telephone No. 1853.
mig VIM p. WEIGH. supt and Cen Aet
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND TIE
~ south-ol and after MONDAY. Novsmbsr la
aud newly furnished. viii leave saIth-strset Wharf,
terminus 9Th and 9Th street cara at pm., Tussdax
wharf. Norfolk, foot Madison ct Close con>scssoes
for New York. Philadelphia and North and South For
Mari q deiePhons Cal %. Also b and u Tickss
OMEGA Ol9 and S6l Pa ave-. and Hawieyss ExpresuI
INLAND AND sEABoAkD COAsTIN0 CoMFASY.
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DRuSxrNNxsA On TIE LIQUOR HABIT
Positively Cured By ADMINISTRATORS DE-. Ham,,
aOI nHN aprrTrrn

ean be given In cup Of coffee tee or In srtie,>a
Of food without the knowledgs u ths patient Il u sb-
solutsly harmless. and viii eject . permanent ana
speedy cure whether tbs psrsntis nodsrss ds1nher
slcohol,c wreck. 1T NEVER FAILS Over
100000 drunkaris have bean made tsnpsruas msn
Who have tAlsn Golden specnc In their eo6es without
their kpo~isogs, aid To-Day bsi,svs shsy aaas drtnk
osa
y. WARE, undsr Ebbast aOusA
xHMPHENsTIAE.l Ath 81 and W eve.
RhlleolAos
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JULIUS LANsBURsH,
18th and T ats.
A CARD.

take this means Of placing myself before the people
d Washington city and the readers Of TIE STAR I
wish 10 make . few statements and hope you will
reAd on and make note Of what have 70 say % you
Viii md that you viii soon have occasion TO use me:
know that people are often deceived by bold and I'M
srupulous statements through the press. know
too. that the result Of this rscos upon the
offender and real good can be obtained By talking
less you mean what you say and back your claims
b. indisputsble proof l have learned that every
statement should be . sacred pledge TO the people
and. sctins under this conviction take pleasure in
giving You some points: have rented the two new
buildings, l5l0-l2 It'll st nw- and am in Q position
10 offer many articles less than regular prcs
do not claim 70 be prophet but viii venture the
assertion that majority Of those Who red this card
Will not forsett We have ground down our expenses
and We have ground down prices and our mill srinds
put the goods Spring Bsds. CSC. MP; Psrlor suitss
Plush OF Hair Cloth so: Chamber Suites S12 so
up Lamps. l5c. up; Nice Oak Suites T. 95; Bread
Boxes. A. So and 65c. Carpet Tacka. Is, Is and
2oo per dox boxes &c. AL We ssk 10 that you come
aud zee.
GRAsrY. The Pusher,
15lo-l2 7th st. nv,
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Low ExculsloR RArns 10 NAnpI GAS CAn-
NIvAL At NEw OaLxAxs.-Ths Piedmont Air
Line WIN sen sxsussion tickets 1t one fare foR
until March !, 1880. on Fsbrussy 3. 10, u, Il,
10 ana - Through Pullman oars 70 New Or
leans without change. Double daily train ssr-
viee without hrsak - Esasss4 hstvsan Wash-
tngscn ord Atlanta. Fun partisnlars 1t COM
Raeys e1aea 100 Psanylvanis svsana. end q
ticket saass, Da,tinoes and fotemas rsilroad
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with each purchsss OF ESQ ana more We 1--WE ons
car fare Goods delivered In all points Of the city
lA.S-3m
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McAurHUn,s
COMPOUND CARBoLArE or rAR
lNHALER.
simple and Pleasant Method OF Treating Catarrhal
Troubles. Cold In the Head Ipnusnza Hay Fever and
Dissssss Of the Throat
Lay and pleasant to usA
Quick and efectual rssulra
PRICE. rs cENTa
WHOLESALE snd Rs&an A~>ns
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