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THE TOURNAMENT.

The old time exhibition Of
hnightly feats of horsemanship in
the taking of the rings and the
crowning of the Queen of Beauty
and her Maids of Honor, which took
place on the 4th, was the event of
the day and brought hundreds OF
people TO town, who would not have
come otherwise. 1t is estimated
that there was 1000 people on the
grounds and they came from far and
near There was some little hitch
and discord in the proceedings, nj
the grounds, owing to the poor ar.
rangements for collecting the fec
charged to defray the expenses OF
the exhibition. Some one should
have been stationed at the entrance
of the grounds to collect the dimes
and most Of it could have been col
lccted very easy here and little
tickets or checks could have been
issued to those who paid in order
to prevent imposition. But very
few parties would have attempted
to climb the fence or gotten IN any
place but the entrance and Il half
dozen men posted around the
grounds, to prevent this and direct
ali parties to the entrance would
have saved all the trouble, delay
and hard feelings that was engen-
dercd. A grand stand with can
vas cover had been arranged the
weather was fine, cloudy and Just
right for the occasion; the track,
the chargers and the Knights were
IN fine condition and altogether the
affair was a very brilliant one and
will long be remembered in King
wood. ILL. Potter and Bruce Burke
were time keepers John w. Wat
son kept the score, G.. +. Nickery
was Field Marshal and Peter Voltz.
ii. II. Potter and j. W. Watson
were the Judges.
The riders all entered the arena
under an assumed name and certain
colors, as follows:
George Williams, The Knight
of the Golden Horseshoe, colors.
Green and Red. Juhus x. Monroe.
Don Quixote, colors, Green and
Yellow. III. o. Blaker, Ivanhoe,
colors, Red and White. Mack
Eyick, Sancho Panza, colors, Red
and Blue. DR.. S. A. Pratt, Al
laddin, colUrs, White and Blue.
p. .J. Crogan, Knight Of Columbia,
colors, Red, White and Blue. Al
den Eaton, Knight Of the Leopard
colors, Cream and Black. w. G.
Brown, Roland, colors, Orange
ana Black. Neil j. FOrtnoY, The
Black Night, colors, Black.
TIE SCORE.
Below is an official record of the
time made and the number Of
rings taken by each rider. Each
Knight was allowed five rides and
those who tied. three each extra.
The course was about 40 yards and
the time limited to ten seconds
although all Of them made it in less
and the average was about eight
seconds.
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APOem Without the Letter e.
UNtnENrfFlri

John Knox was a man OF woudrous might.
And his words ran high and shrin.
For bold and stout was bis spirit bright,
And strong was his stalwart will.
Kings sought I'm vain his mind 20 chain,
And that giant brain 20 control.
But naught ON plain OF stormy main,
Could daunt that mighty soul.
John wonld SIT and sigh till morning cold,
Its shining lamps put cut.
For thoughts untold on his mind laid hold.
And brought but pain and doubt.
But light at last on his soul was cast,
Away sank pain and sorrow,
His soul is gay, IN fair to-day,
And looks for a bright tomorrow.
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LAWYER COMMITTEES
Appointments OF the West Virginia
Bar Association.

appointments Of the West Virginia
Bar Association.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July l.
The following standing committees
Of the West Virginia Bar Assocla-
tion have bean appointed by Henry
NJ. Russell, President:
Committee on Admission-P. j..
Crogan, Chairman; w. N. Miller.
IL. G. Fleshor, ~. II. Dent, G. C..
Westcnhayer, J B. Somerfcld, and
w. w. Van Winkle.
Judicial Administrations and Le-
gal Rcform-George Il. Price, Chair
man; John j. Davis, Daniel B.
Lucas, Okey johnson, William p.
Hubbard, George G. Sturgiss, and
w. II. II. Flick.
Grievances-Jackson V. Blair.
Chairman y. r. Douehoo, j. j..
Ewing, S. l.. Flournoy, and Robert
McEldowney.
Legal Education-C. Wood Dai-
ley, Chairman Guy r. G. Allen,
John w. Mason, Samuel Woods
and Charles J. Faulkner.
Legal Biography-W. C.CIayton,
Chairman r. l.. Berkshire, Stuart
W. Walker, j. W. Davis, and I'll.
! Niche.
Prize Essay-W. p. Wiley, Chair
man; j. l.. Butcher and A. J.
| Clarke.
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Tennessee and the Rights Of Con.
science

Tennessee and the Rights Of Con.
science
Religious liberty in Tennessee
has just received severe blow, by
the decision Of the Supreme Court
Of that State, in the case of the
State vs.. King. Mr.. King is ana
tive Of the state Of Tennessee, and
at present resides near Dyersburq.
Dyer county. In 1885 he accepted
the religious views Of the Seventh
day Advcntists and began the
observance Of the seventh day in
stead Of the first, as a duty he felt
he owed to God under tho fourth
commandment. Later an organi-
zation was formed in his community
for the prosecution Of every viola
tion Of the Sunday law of the
State, which is one o. the few
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The Wheeling Weekly Register,
the leading democratic paper of the
state and the organ OF the State
Democracy and by far the Best Pa
per in the state and the ARGUS for
one year for 50, cash in advance.
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Sherif-Danlel n. Jackson
Denuties-Julius X. Monroe. Kingwood, Valley
ana Pleasant ], W. Criss, Lyon; j. O. Inntz
Union; u. r. Iinnway, Reno; f. f. Cuppett
Grant Dorsey FOrman, Portland.
Clerk Circuit Court-John W. Watson.
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attotney-Neil j. Fortney.
County Surveyor--A. L. McMillcn.
Supt. Of SUhoolS--Ben IL. Elsey.
Assossor-East side Gabriel Pulllar,
West Side. John :. Perkins
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COnStaBieS,

Kinewood District, j. J.. stone, Joseph r.
Rhodes
Nalley-A. y. DeBerrv, Emanuel Dixon
Lyon W. Criss, William y. Taylor
nen9-Ben = Woodward, Sam'l ". Bowman
furtlnnd-PrcstOn Glover
nion-ldoyd c. Shafier, George GcissmGn.
Pleasant-JameS 4. Fullmer, A. 5. Chidester
Grant--Milliam Il. ID. Miller
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Ohio County. S'
town. jefferson Co
:, Third District-John ID. Anderson, Nicholas c.
H.. Nicholas County. -
Fourth District--Charlcs r. Smith parkars
burg. Wood County
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s9F FREE-To our readers who
pay for the ARGUS in advance the
P'tfsb1ygh TcicgyaDh one year free
gratis for nothing.
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COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COURT.
Grant Districi, Samuel +. Conner, Pres.
Pleasant, Lucian A. Martin
Portland, Henry C. Beatty.
Union, l.. +. King.
Reno, Moses 4. Sinclair,
Lyon. Reason A. Pell
Valley, Mason Watson.
KingwoOd, Leroy Shaw,
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family our heart felt sympathy as
comrades,end pledge to them all the
and and comfort within our power
TO offer.
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Mr. j. j Crogan won the first
prize, a pair Of handsome silver
spurs, and crowned the Queen Of
Beauty, Mrs. Crogan, with a beau
tiful floral wreath. julius K
Monroe won The second prize, q
fine riding bride and crowned Mrs.
Monroe, First Maid Of Honor. DR..
Pratt Carried off the Third Prize. a
handsomely decorated spear, and
crowned Mrs. Pratt as Second Maid
OF Honor, and III. o. Blaker being
fourth in the list was entitled to
select and crown the Third Maid
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Magis rates.

Kingwood, Joseph NJ Goodwin, Simeon Mat.
tlngly.
Valley, Dave G. Zinn. John ". Sirahin
Lyon. James McGee, David j. GIbgoD
licnu H. II. Wheeler, Il. NJ Summers
Portland, John w. Hill, f.. D. BENSON
Union. Jesse W Shaffor. Julius Scherr
Pleasant, Lev! Z. Miller. %. H. Martin.
Grant, w. II. Mctihbons, Alpha Hagans
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J r. ODrLr-
Gen1 Manager


Train leaves kinqw0od at zoo m and or.
rlvos ~ IgHnolton % $40 a. NJ. leaves Tunnel.
tor a. gf0 a. u. and arrives af Efngyv0od af fn.s0
p. 20 Leaves kingwood % 300 %. I1 ami arrive
az IunnoHon 70 $40 y. m; leaves Tuuneiton af
- rlp. M and arrive 20 kiuZwuod al 800 p ol
Train daily except sunday.
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Supreme Couri or tppcaIs

Adam &. Snyder, OF Greenbrier County
Henry Brannun. Lewis Co
J. w. English. Mason Co
Daniel II. Lucas jefferson Co
Convenes az Charleston Second wednes,Iav I'm
January; wheeling nrst Wednesday i'm June
chariestown, hrst Wednesday In September
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United States Senator
Menhtrs nfcnrrress.

Charles j. Faulkner, Martinsburg Berkley
John e. Kenna, Charleston, Kanawha County.
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DIRECTORY.
state cmciaIs.

Coverncr-A. Brooks Fleming. Marion Comfy
secretary OF Statc--w. n. Ohiey. Marion a.
Anditor- Patrick 7. Duty, Webster Co
ireasurer-Nilliam T. Thompson, Caben Co
Attorney Geueral-Aifred Caldwell. ohio Co
:, sapt. OF schoois-B. S. Morgan. Monongalia
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Total No. OF rings GS
and average time.

AS will be seen, there were three
ties, Monroe, Blakcr and Pratt, for
the second prize. They rode over
again three times each and their
score was as follows.
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Cnnr.s InnNenr.

December n. - W
County Conrt-First Monday in January. April.
July and October.
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roArfs of Educaflor.

Or. II. u. l.. Trippett.
KIncwond Dis.ric, Geo. Walls Sec.
~'N" j. II. MCGnnis
". G. Gibson
Dave G. Iinn. Pres.
Valley 3rs \. Cox Sec
Nicholas Posten.
&c. L. Fills. Pres.
Son ID. j. Gibson, sec.
George w. Orr.
Charles Jcssop.
~. y. Baker Pres
Renb William Loughridgc, Sec
W. A. Watson.
w. Il. Stafford.
Farley DeBerry, Pres.
Portioud h. G. Jones. Sec.
samuel Il. Frceiand.
IA. j. Elliott.
Julius Schcrr, Pres
Union Lloyd Shaffer, Sec.
T.. p. King.
lCharles +. Iawton.
Daniel G. Feather. Pres
Pleasant W. III. Ringer sec.
II. a, Conner.
lJ.J. Martin.
Sam a. Conner. Pres
Grant j. NJ. Chidcster, Sec.
George King
Asa X. Frazcc.
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County Omr,als
coNuissIoNYns COUNTY corn,

Jndge, Third Judicial District.
Joseph +. iIoke, Kingwood, Preston Comfy.
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Churches.

". Y, Church-Rey. " W. Rider, Pastor
seryices-Preaching every Sunday az 1890 m.
ena I'D =. m. Sunday School y. IN. Glass
heetiugaa m. Young Folks Meeting AT Gas
2. ~ Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
=. Presbyterian Church-Rev. IT. r. Mcdonald.
Pastor.
Serylces-Preoching every Sunday ut 1890 m.
nnn 90 p. m. sunday School az y. m. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening
y ", y Chnrch--Ilev. BOsley BOyce Pastor
serylceS-P Preaching, Fourth Sunday in zach
month.
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Town ODlcIa,s.

MsyorCharles NJ. Bishop.
Hecorder-JOscph J ackson
Gouncllnen--J. l.. Stone. william C. Brown
John =. Murdook. Chns. w Fawcctt Jamcs H.
Carroll.
Societies:
knights OF Pythias- Lodge meets every Tues.
.ay evening az their hall over j. W. Bakers
Independent Order of Odd Fellows-Iodge
meets every Saturday evening at their hall In
bishops Block at 7i0 o'clock.
Golden Rule Encampment, No. 30. I. q. o. F.
meets Finet and Third Monday evenings of
each month. in the odd Fellows Hall, over the
pOstoffice.
The Independent order Of Good Templars-
Hall, al 7s30 O'Clock
King Philip Tribe No. ~, improved order of
Red Men meets every Wednesday evening 1T
- o'clock IN the Knights Of Pythias Hall over
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IL this issue will be found the
announcement Of Mr.. G. W. l..
Marsdcn, of near Al5rightsvillc for
the Office Of Clerk Of the County
Court of Preston. 10 n great
many of the people of the county,
MIR. Marsden needs no introduc-
ton, as he is well known as the
originator of the proposed Marsden
railroad which will undoubtedly be
built in the near future. Mr.
Marsdon has been identified with
thc interest of the county for the
past twenty years, and during the
last seven years has owned and
paid tax on considerable property
that he has acquired by his busl-
ness ability and energy. lie has
fine abilities and is n great hustler
and will worry somebody in his race
for the office. Twenty years ago,
he was a poor boy and taught school
in this county to get start i'm life.
We will have more to say Of him
later on.
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btale senators-EIerenlh nisirlcf.

William g: Worley, KingwoOd, Preston Co.
Col. Joseph Snyder, Monongalia CO.
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House OF neInqnteS

East Side-Dr. NJ. s. Bryte, Bruceton.
West Side-Major L. n. orr, kingwood,
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
ootEo EAST.

IA q. u. r..
Trains leave Tunnoltou station as follows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-14
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE ROOM.
The Great Rise in Prices in MONTGOMERY
County.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, May IS.
Never in the history Of this town has there
been such extensive deals in real estate as at
the present time. Parties getting up at o'clock
will find young men Of the town going in all
directions, under the supervision Of civil enei-
neers, laying out lots. Land that was not con-
sidered three months ago to be worth three
hundred dollars per acre is now selling at five
cents foot. The boom is not particularly con-
fined to Rockville, but extends all along the line
of the Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. At Deerwood, five miles
from this place, there is a great demand for
building lots and several fine buildings are now
being constructed The prospect Of the cleo
trio railroad from Washington to this place has
given a boom to property all along the line of
the old Georgetown pike. During the past
week prices Of land in that section have arisen
fully one hundred per cent. The depot at this
place for several days past has been crowded
with strangers from Ohio. Iowa, Illinois and
other western localities seeking Investments in
our lands. During the past week Mr.. Thos. C.
Groomer was awarded the contract TO erect a
fine residence for Mr.. Robt e. Bradley of the
firm of Swormstedt & Bradley, real estate
agents, Washington. When com leted il viii
be one OF the finest residences Of our town.
S. A.
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A FEAST OF FORTY-NINERS.
The Association of California Pioneers
Celebrate at Marshall Hall.

large number Of notwithstanding citi-
zens, with orange buttons in the lapels Of their
coats. went down the river on the Mount YER
non steamer this morning. They were not on
their way to the tomb of the country's father,
however. Their destination was Marshall Hall.
They were the members OF the Association OF
California Pioneers, and the figures 40 on the
orange buttons they wore marked them out as
forty-niners or friends Of forty-niners In the
early days OF mining there was great exodus
from the east, Of course, and later on
many who went out in search of for
tune came back home again with or
without the fortune. This association is made
up of men who went and then came back all
of them with the desired fortune, it is to be
hoped.
This'is the fourth reunion Of the association.
In 1887 the first excursion down the river was
given by the pioneers. 1t was great success
and has been repeated each year. The first
detachment went down at 10 a. m, the second
about $3.50, by the new steamer the Manchester.
There Is no prophesying when the pioneers will
return. Pioneers are never in a hurry about
getting back, and these particular pioneers went
for good time and they are very likely to
have It, A shad bake will be used as
the formal excuse for the time, but
IT is understood that no one has promised
that there shall be no California wine bottles
opened. Col. Mckibben has had charge Of all
the arrangements and he has made them on
an elaborate scale, and if the pioneers and
their friends do not enjoy themselves it Is not
his fault. number Of Californians in the city
were in the party, as well as a detachment OF
forty miners from Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York
Geo. c. Gorham is president Of the associa-
ton, j. C. McKibben treasurer and Hallet Kill
bourn secretary.
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THE COURTS

EoUrrY CouRr-Judee Hag,ser.
Neutrality-suspicious. ct al. agt Grimshaw ct
a. argument concluded and cause submitted.
EourrY CouRr-Judge Cor.
Observation-Disclosures agt. Bruce; testimony
ordered taken before Examiner r. L. Wallach.
Mckee agt. Cochran; time to take testimony
extended Carter sgt Carter; divorce granted.
williams agt Williams: divorce granted. King
sgt King; order appointing d. T. Hasson
guardian ad Item Drake sgt Kennedy ct al. /;
appearance Of absent defendants ordered Dy-
son agt- Uhlman ct al; appearance Of absent
defendants ordered Hines agt. Smith; COM
Plainant ordered to answer petition Of trus-
tees. Latham rgt. Pendiston ct al; pro con-
fesso against Pendleton granted and appear
ance Of absent defendants ordered. Small sgt.
Campbell; sale decreed and Carlisle and Ed-
wards appointed trustees TO sell King agt
King; testimony ordered taken before Exam
liner Il. L. Wsllach.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Ch,ef Justice Brngtana.
Yesterday-Edward z. Gray, forgery; guilty
OF ustering forged paper. Roderick N. Camp
srs % Larceny sss vii" s.. .s
appeal, guilty. fined S2A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-14

We hereby snnouncs 10 the public that vs the msm-
bers OF the positively Close ost
OF our stock Of Pine Clothing for the benes
Of Mr. a. Lustin who - obliged 10 withdraw from the
nrm on socount Of his health We have decided 10 close
out this amount Of eoods in the next fourteen dayA
This sale viii positivsly not commencs until the Path
day Of April, ct O'Clock am.
ms u neither drs, sssgnee. creditor nor bankrupt
sale OF shoddy trssh, but strictly legitimate bona
nds sale, .rrisS on BY rssponsble per.ona Who DO
sales do BY giving cheap shoddy goods and charging
sxorbtsnt price, These prices speak for themselves:
Mse. Evening fansa al WOOL s1.s2, pos.avsly
Msn's Dress Pansa al WOOL q 20. positively worth
Msn's suita -. rs, positively worth %.
vo Msnr sss suiss tBiae and Gray, IS
Meme 0res. suita o. 25 positively worth at
,,sssr ssS taae France Aibsrt suitA e1G25 pod
Goods not ..,i,fsetoy money rsfundsd ct the LAM,
sp22 CoRSfh era AND = srs. NV
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A Great Promenade Concert.
Ia HHttov ~ Tuu

70 the EDITOR Of The EvKNIN0 STAB:
Next week, May "a and IS, Washington viii
have two Of the finest musical organizations in
the worid-Giimore's Band and strauss' Vienna
Orchestra. Now, why don't the ladies Who
have some charitable object always In hand
secure both bands for great promenade con-
cert in the ball Of the Pension building? There
- room in there for 1000 people and Q con-
Q charitable object would draw the capacity of
the house and be magnificent musical event
- we'll WI.
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SMOKE EyhhzwEIsHE CIeAEs,

THE BEsf Sps sis hs RE hst WELD
Albert Z; Acker. drugs. Sd st cor Pa ave.
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P. Condor, cigars. 1905 AZ st s.w.
bosSn: { Klnp.on. drugs, aol p a,s..
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Henry Dismer. hotel. Sd and Pa ave-
Mrs ks6: d.rsss: cigars. Is POSE BrisStwood ave.
FF.P. Hail Saloon. i 6oSoo 11S st ' s.w. Sc
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We viii remove in few days TO 81 9Th IT. NV,
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Our many brands OF cigars have had an
popularity and We take this means to thsni our friends
10 the trade Tor their Liberal PATRONAGE
merit their future Savors We viii cootnue 70 ali %
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ANACOSTIA,

TIE vERMILIoNs.-The old man vermilion
and two or three Of the boys are working on
garden farms at Giesboro. About a month
ago they we're induced by the deputy sheriff of
Prince George county to go to Marlboro to ap-
pear before the grand jury against the parties
who lynched Joe Yermilion last summer. They
were promised protection, and on reaching
Marlboro we're confined in jail over night, but
the next morning were charged with some
mndemeanors and put under bonds to appear
turned loose and In much fear wondered bsck
to their employmsnts near this village.
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j ouxsos & LUrrkrrL

We bought Job Lot Of 200 pieces best American
Sstteena which selling the following price,
1oc-, such sold for SC.
15c., Uuch sold for 1Sc.
16c- such sold for zoe.
An new styisA some VI them exact copy froo
French designs.
90 piece. scotch Zephyr einshams. yard vida
splendid stock Of Ginghams Of 8. 10 ana l2,se,
Beautiful style Chalies z. 10. 2A zoe. mp % SOC.
White bhirtA. We closed ont balance Of the lot Of
White shirts which We have been running a. s3e.;
u.uH pr,es o.;
usual price o2tc
100 dossn Boys' Shirt Waists IS. soc up 70 5os
We carry immense stock Of sun Umbrellas and
P.rssols from the best manufacturers stlowest pres
= Low prices IN every line
JOHNSON q LUTTREIL.
ml2 us Msrket spscsl
NVHK BUsINKss MEN,s EXCURSION 10 LIZ.
eelp. nsossskA u The nrst opportunity ever eGsrsd
asAo-es IA y1AcA Manager e1tJA
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OUR CREDIT Plan.
Sold bv all Dealers and Harness

OuH CREDIT Plan.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINes. OIL
CLOTHS. RUGS. BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIG-
TRAITORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH OR ON
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMKNTS
Poplar Bed Room Suites from s15up
Oak Bed Room Suites from s25 up
Walnut Bed Room Suites from s40up
lsrlOr Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush s35 up
Ingram CARPET from 25c. Per yard up
brussels Carpet from 15c per yard up.
LCloths frOA 2oe. pDr yard w.
ger CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASE.
An Carpets seved and Laid Free o. Charge. We
guarantee the customer against loss matching
charge only for the net number Of yards
kGry to cover the floor.
twill pay you to call before purchasing else
where. ss you will find our Prices Lower aud Terms
1Lser than any other house in the city
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN Thirty DAYS
GROdAN
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GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKsof New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President
an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
IN the highest Courts; therefore, pewars VI luails-
lions or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Ia the price Of the smallest p~rt
orfrscuon OF Ticket ISSUED by US in sny pr.x-
ing. Anything in our nAIns onsrsd for less thar !.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

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The EVENING STAR Onward in ito extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business The increase IL . steady,
heslthful one