Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-15

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rens, Hew n CeDPstdseea % sss
Fair. -.
The visitors to the Fair have all ben
nIe.ssd and convinced hat the tones dIsn
snrth by the Steinwsy Pianos and the IA.
son Hamlin Organ, fully sustain N reP-
utation, world wide, that thsy, are 1hs
arsr. Not alone The tone, but the noee-
rial manufsoture and finish, compsis the
candid to acknowledge the fact above
stafed. and rivals In the business acknoWi.
edge the superiority OF the Stsinway ana
Mason & Mamlin, by pretending nsn
pianos and organs are just - goo, &C
Not alone this, but rival house 10 tois
city makes the false assertion that tnsI
pianos are made By Hteinxay's former tore.
msp. q story denied BY Steinways In Ill
their published literature. The superior.
inv of these Pianos and Organs cannot put
re- for experience, capital, patents ana
facilities no ether makers have, keep others
from approaching the standard they have
set up. Every Worlds Exhibition, every
musician OF note tesiiies to the superior
iiy, so does the public estimate. Go where
S,einwsy or Mason & Hamlin, nothing bet.
ter can be hsd, where these instruments
are not, every BODY hopes some day to
have one, thus showing the DRIFT OF opin-
ion. And in thousands of homes, while
other instruments have been introduced ~
high prices by the persuasive eloquence OF
agents, there Is regret that the money or
less amount was not invested in the best
But of this enough, only 10 say that An
other assertion OF rivals may Is we'll be
scattered to the winds, and that Is, that
Steinway and Mason & Hamlin are too
high.priced. This is not 30, for any body's
purse can be suited with these instruments
from so upwards, and on easy payments
There is not family in the land that needs
an organ or piano but can have one on
weekly or monthly payments, from 30
month Tor the finest Steinway grand,
square or upright piano, terms which no
other house in this city can give.
Although heretofore We have spoken
only Of the Stems way and Mason n Ham.
lin, Mr.. Sheib has also the Decker Bros.
pianos perhaps the only rival Steinways
have, The Hsines Bros. pianos (which re-
ceiyed the first premium at Columbus this
year over other pianos exhibited at this
known here; Vose & Sons pianos rivals
of the Emersonb and other cheap grades
payments Of $40 per month from $3.50, up
wards. Then in organs, there is the
Shoniuged Bell organ, the widely known
Estey aud Hamilton organ, oil equal, II not
superior TO the finest organ shown by other
exhibitors. These organs too are sold on
easy payments, averaging S per month,
and range in price from SIS upwards. SO
no matter what representation Is made by
other parties, visitors to the fair will lind
the best goods, the lowest prices and easiest
terms at Sheib's stand or at the store aS
Twelfth street. opposite Mcclure House.
The limited space prevented q larger dis
plsy of the extensive stock OF sheet music,
music books, strings and other musical
goods with which the store is stocked, but
those who call at the regular place Of bust.
ness, will find everything desired at lower
rates and prices than elsewhere. Teachers
will find special rates given, and any orders
addressed to Vim. II. Sheib, Wheeling, for
anything in his line will meet with prompt
attention.